stockton arena, one that keeps popping up and 8:45 is available. arena, like i mentioned earlier, does have a lot of availability, where we took our daughter on sunday and we live here in eastern alameda county area. i don't know if you qualify if you say live in oakland, sf, san jose. there's a radius they're making eligible to go to the stockton arena. not sure how far that radius is. >> all right, good things to check out. thanks so much, bob. >>> the task of getting those appointments is a tough one there. we bring in consumer investigator chris chmura, i spoke with him to find out some of the tricks when you're hunting for that vaccine. okay, chris, a lot of people looking for convenient and easy way for vaccine appointments. do you have tips or tricks? >> good morning, marcus. the key is to search everywhere you can. here's where we've been searching. first the state's official website myturn.ca.gov. if you don't find any appointments there, don't give up. just move on. look to see if your local public health office has any open slots or info

. >> dramatic new video shows the moments police violently arrest a stockton teenager. how his family is taking action tonight. >>> and a business boom? grand openings coming to san francisco. where and when a new hotel and new gym will be setting up shop. >>> and good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. we start with plans to control crowds at oakland's lake merritt. social media shows just how bad it's gotten. the city is trying to figure out how to handle the illegal vendors and ongoing complaints from the neighbors. the city took steps to reduce crowding and illegal vending and parking, but is it working? kpix 5's da lin found out. >> reporter: it's quiet and calm right now, but during the day, the city turned the popular lake shore avenue into a one lane and one-way street. they also removed parking on one side of the street. while the traffic measures prevented the illegal parking, it did not stop the dozens of vendors from setting up shop along lake merritt. no permits and no licenses. some vendors even sell alcohol an

. >>> calls for justice in stockton after newly released video shows a 17-year-old black high school being violently arrested by police. reporter marly gentner has that video. >> reporter: voices high and emotions strong. >> somebody say our work is not done. >> reporter: people in stockton demanding justice after seeing newly released video of four officers beating 17-year-old devon carter. >> take your seat belt off. take your [ bleep ]ing seat belt off. >> okay. okay. okay. okay. >> reporter: the video starts with an officer telling carter not to move. and then telling him to quote take his expletive seat belt off. but once out of the car -- >> i'm not resisting. i'm not resisting. >> yeah you are. >> reporter: i counted carter's shouting at least six times he's not resissing. at one point you hear him screaming out in pain. [ screaming ] >> give him your hands. >> i watched it and i have righteous indignation burning in my bones. i am irritated, upset. i was irritated and frustrated but now i am enraged and angry. >> reporter: stockton police fired two of the officers involved. m

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today she's in stockton. what do they want in stockton?votes as boris said. do they feel they have done enough to hold onto those votes? as in everywhere, but particularly here, has economic regeneration gone on? there's been some particular times of poverty in this area. they want the world around them to look better, feel better, they want to economically feel that they are doing better than they were a few years ago. stafford is with me and she is an architect. hello, staffed one of the things that you are involved here is knocking down parts of the high street and turning it into a park instead, why is that happening?— into a park instead, why is that haueninu? ,, ., ., ., . happening? stockton borough council has this greater _ happening? stockton borough council has this greater vision _ happening? stockton borough council has this greater vision for _ happening? stockton borough council has this greater vision for the - happening? stockton borough council has this greater vision for the town i has this greater vision for the town re

at 48 stockton street. you will consider a conditional use authorization as well as an office development authorization. linda, i see that you're on with us. are you prepared to make your presentation? >> yes, jonas. thank you. >> okay. the floor is yours. >> good afternoon, commissioners. planning department staff. the project before you is a conditional use authorization to allow a change of use on floors 3 through 6 from retail to office use at the site of the former barney's department store. the project would convert 37,432 retail space on general office over a 6-story basement building. the project is located in the downtown retail zoning district which requires conditional use authorization for nonretail sales or service uses on the third floor for any use size and when greater than 5,000 square feet on additional floors. a small cap allocation is also required. as of december 10th, 2020, there was approximately 728,338' section 321 and would not undermind the core retail function of the c.c. rvmentd

disturbing video of a teenager being arrested in stockton. the moments caught on camera. the steps the city is taking this weekend. happy easter. a quick check of our weather with her meteorologist. >> it is cloudy out there this morning. but, it is going to be a great start for the entire bay area. and how close to the coast you are. visibility goes for 10 miles. coldest spot we have on here. livermore. they level the left field. here in the middle 60s. a little over to you. >> that scheduled to close next weekend. expanding eligibility anyone 16 and older. it was in much better shape than it was the site when it first opened. and it's working with local health officials. meanwhile, 2000 people got the single dose johnson & johnson vaccine and a large drive organized by 2015. including union caregivers and their clients along with members of the church. many of them have been eligible for a while but had struggled to make appointments. and from more unwary can get a vaccine by scanning the qr code on your screen right there. oakland is cracking down on crowds. the city i

. >> reporter: safety on stockton boulevard is priority number one. after brutal attacks on the asian american community all over the country, sacramento volunteers are stepping up to protect their own. ernest maharajas joined the group this week. they provide stockton boulevard . >> where we have a lot of asian owned businesses, a lot of them mom and pop. we also have asian supermarkets in particular. >> reporter: frankly is the executive director of the stockton boulevard partnership. >> i will tell you that we have not had a single incident related to hate crimes. by being more proactive versus reactive, it is a good thing. >> stationed outside of the grocery store, armed with a safety vest, walkie-talkie and a whistle, his job is to protect them. >> i did not see anything suspicious. we will call it into 911 or the dispatcher. we have a patrol that is going by. >> i have all of these parents too. of anything happened to them, i would be upset. >> reporter: with ernest and his partners on the block, families in this community can rest easy. >> we s

at the stockton arena. this is for this morning. here is 8:30, 8:45, 1:30 in the afternoon but i'm not exactly sure why -- my impression is you have to live in the eastern part of alameda or eastern contra costa county to get these appointments, but if you live in sf or maybe in the south bay, you can give it a shot as well, it just did not pop up for me. yesterday the stanford covid-19 clinic in emeryville. one woman drove all the way from san jose to emeryville to get her shot. >> i'm very relieved. i didn't think i would get it this early. >> i feel relieved. you know, it's kind of an emotional thing to decide to get one and i'm glad i did. >> i'm happy to have the first and can't wait to get the second over with. >> reporter: santa clara county just received 300,000 doses from the federal government. people snapped up those appointments almost immediately, and san mateo county, there's a shortfall this week of about 5,000 doses due to the johnson & johnson freeze and a relatively small shipment from the

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today she's in stockton. anna. still on stockton high street.round them, the atmosphere, how much they had to spend, add workplaces look like. you can see this beautiful street with lovely buildings, this is the castlegate centre. it doesn't look as great as the rest of the high street. this is central to the efforts to regenerate stockton high street because that will be locked down. on the other side of it which you can't see is the river tees. what they are hoping to do is really open it up, bring more people in to get more people shopping, spend money to help the economy. this will turn into a huge part down to the river. it sounds fantastic. but this high street suffers from many issues of empty shops, letting signs. they are doing what they can to make people's lives and pockets feel better and that feeds into the election. in stockton—on—tees they do not have a council election this time, there are five or six seats coming up as by—elections. they do have a metro mayor election, they have a metro mayor election, they have a metro mayor el

a stockton woman is eating a national movement called mamalitia. they are anti-vaccine and they carry guns. reporter marissa perlman is in sacramento with that movement that has spread to here in the bay area. >> reporter: mamalitia, you will see the marketing themselves on their website, as girl scouts for adults. toting big firearms and preaching the anti-vaccine movement, they say their goal is to train women in safe gun use, self-defense, and natural medicine. online, founder denise aguilar from stockton denies that mamalitia is an extremist group, despite advertising with guns, she says they have never been violent. >> those of the people who want our families to abide by every single medical procedure that they want us to abide by. no exemptions, no exceptions, all vaccines, all the time. that is extremism. >> reporter: he has been following the mamalitia's its start and is concerned the groups followers could turn violent. >> it just takes one person who may be just doesn't think that maybe they are doing enough. or come you know, or things,

reporter steve large caught up with the ride share foadie in stockton. >> reporter: he is a uber driverfor adventure. >> that is usually how it goes. >> reporter: torres calls himself to you right share david louie five. his instagram page shows the steps is made across the country, and all 50 states. his favorite foods over a great accommodation. >> chilean cinnamon rolls. i fell in love with that in wichita, kansas. >> reporter: on a recent trip to stockton, he found international flavors food truck. >> where going to do this thing. >> reporter: the owner is grateful for the attention. >> we don't make him doing this. it puts a lot of the small businesses on the map. >> the reason i started was to get out to see what the real america was like. >> reporter: creskin's cross country adventure has "a nation that needs to see more of itself. communities and different cultures all have more in common than the often intimate. >> reporter: there is one person who hasn't been from one side of the other to the other and it's just like 15 minutes. it's interesting. >> reporter: a ride-share driv

kristen, we are seeing many iterations of this in san francisco, long beach, stockton, and many other cities. in terms of pilots. the conversation we're seeing here now, what would it look like? should we have a universal basic income in the state of california? >> okay, so this is a little different, right? from some of the pilots we have seen in stockton or oastockton where, you know, it was given to a very limited number of people and there was kind of a social equity, social justice, prioritizing either people of color or in san francisco's case, they think they were trying to get to low income mothers. this sounds like you are talking about getting it out to a lot of don't seem to be a lot of factors either. it is race or income level set pretty high. like you can make, you know, 200% of what the median is and still get it. >> that's right. that is adoration we had before us on universal basic income, which is that it is universal. some of these other pilots you referenced include that of specifically targeting certain committees, whether or not it's for example in the county of

steve large caught up with him in stockton. >> he is an uber driver. >> what's your favorite thing tote for adventure. >> that's usually how it '. >> i calls himself the ride share foodie. >> this is the ride share foodie. >> his instagram page shows the stop he made across the country hitting all 50 states. his favorite food, a craze country combination. >> chili and cinnamon rolls. i fell in love with that in kansas. what's going on? how you feel something. >> what's up. >> on a ride to stockton he found international flavors, food truck. >> this is a top seller. we don't do this. >> the owner is grateful for the attention. >> by him doing this it puts a lot of these small businesses on the map. >> the reason why i started was to get out to see what the real america was like. >> his cross country adventure has revealed a nation he said needs to so more of itself. communities of different cultures all have more in common than they often admit. >> some people haven't been from one side of the city to the other. that's 15, 20 minutes. it's very interesting. >> this is really good. >> r

stockton police officers kicked and punched him, which is captured on police video. do. >> when i was getting beat the way i was all that was going through my mind was all of this buckeyes matter in george floyd and there's a possibility i could die. >> stockton police say devin was speeding and driving a radically back in december of last year. they say he led them on a short chase before he pulled over his family and their attorneys say shortly after is when devon was severely beaten by police earlier in the week. chief eric jones fired then officers michael styles ervie do it. 2 of the 4 officers involved that night today that john burris released the video from body cameras worn by police that night. he says that video is the bases of a federal lawsuit claiming the officers violated devon civil rights as a parent. it broke my heart. >> but the very first thing i told my son when i talk to on that day, the next morning. i think god your life, his mother, jessica says police wouldn't let her see her 17 year-old son at the hospital would speak to him. >> they refuse

parte de stockton, san francisco, san josÉ, bajo un problema moderado. es en parte gracias a la escasez de lluvia que tenemos en esta temporada. pero, por otra parte pronÓstico seco, regresando a mÁximas de 62, san josÉ con 73 este viernes. este fin de semana tendremos cambios en las temperaturas. ramÓn: no se descarta la escasez de agua, podrÍamos tener una Época de incendios muy extensa. >> inspecciona la mayorÍa de estas centrales elÉctricas, para que no hayan muchos Árboles cerca, generalmente son cortados para prevenir el riesgo de incendio. ramÓn: es importante contar con un perÍmetro cerca del hogar para protegerse de incendio, en caso tal de que lo necesite. esta clÍnica estarÁ operando varios fines de semana, tamara hablÓ con el concejal que impulsa esta iniciativa, nos cuenta quienes pueden ser vacunados. tamara: esto es parte de una iniciativa del condado de san mateo, la ciudad de ista. >> estamos trabajando con el distrito escolar, para hacer este ciclo permanente, ahora estamos en conversaciones para ver cÓmo vamos a hacer, por ahora los fi

vallejo, santa rosa, stockton, modesto. sin embargo, san josÉ con sequÍa moderada.enso esta noche, 46°. tendremos algo de niebla al amanecer. mucha precauciÓn. ramÓn: muchas gracias. luego de recibir reportes sobre la odisea para conseguir vacunas, acompaÑamos a un residente de san josÉ para que sepa lo que le puede tocar cuando se vaya a vacunar. reportera: la misiÓn era colocarse la vacuna. madrugando. >> madrugando. reportera: tiene sueÑo? >> no. reportera: lo acompaÑamos para documentar el proceso. caminamos a la clÍnica de vacunas mÁs cercana. >> es media milla. reportera: fuimos al este de san josÉ. alÉrgico? >> no. reportera: llegamos a la 4:50 y ya habÍa un filas. a quÉ hora llegaron? >> 3:55 reportera: nadie se mueve hasta que comienza el proceso de registro. >> cafÉ y pan. reportera: algunos se ejercitaban y otros comÍan. la gente sigue llegando y la fila sigue creciendo. los minutos se convirtieron en horas y cada vez habÍa mÁs frÍo. >> lleguÉ a las 5:00 de la maÑana y tengo que trabajar las 8:00. reportera: la gente seguÍa llegando. >> lleguÉ ayer y me d

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at 48 stockton street. you will consider a conditional use authorization as well as an office development authorization. linda, i see that you're on with us. are you prepared to make your presentation? >> yes, jonas. thank you. >> okay. the floor is yours. >> good afternoon, commissioners. planning department staff. the project before you is a conditional use authorization to allow a change of use on floors 3 through 6 from retail to office use at the site of the former barney's department store. the project would convert 37,432 retail space on general office over a 6-story basement building. the project is located in the downtown retail zoning district which requires conditional use authorization for nonretail sales or service uses on the third floor for any use size and when greater than 5,000 square feet on additional floors. a small cap allocation is also required. as of december 10th, 2020, there was approximately 728,338' section 321 and would not undermind the core retail function of the c.c. rvmentd

in the case of stockton it was $500 per month and people were spending it on family care and ways of making their lives better and ways of making the lives of their ill family members better and i would also say, this is where talking pipedreams here so these are big big things but universal healthcare. in the us without universal healthcare families are vulnerable. caregivers send an inordinate amount of time just arranging for care and it makes for a lot of vulnerability and instability for people who are ill, or people caring for them. it leads to worse outcomes so that's a broader look at health and i also think that if there were universal care there would be fewer of those care gaps that i talked about earlier . more integrated care, more possibilities for getting people when they need it. this does not 100 percent rely on us, just caregivers filling in the gaps. i saw a question pop up and it's a good one that i'll address that are there models for this in other countries and the answer is yes . >> i wanted to ask that one to. >> other countries are looking at this, tackling i

>> on a ride to stockton, he found international flavors, food truck. >> this is your top cell. >> theaps dy is grateful. >> by him doing this, it puts a lot of these small businesses on the mat. >> the reason why i started was to get out to see what the real america was like. >> the cross country adventure has revealed a nation he said needs to see more of itself. communities of different cultures all have more in common than they often admit. >> some people that haven't been from one side of the city to the other. it's very interesting. >> this is really good. >> this is the remix. >> a ride share driver delivering delicious images to his food blogging followers. >> food is a common ground. >> and offering food for thought on his all american road trip. >> america is amazing. >> i love that story so umuch. what a great way to see the country and that was steve large reporting. torres has visited 45 states so far. i'm sure he will be able them. >>> still ahead, see how a palo alto's woman involving produce is about more than food. no as we head to break a live look outside. sun starti

disturbing video of a teenager being arrested in stockton. the moments caught on camera. the steps the city is taking this weekend. happy easter.

goes out to california and gets involved in a big dispute between commodore stockton the navy and general kearney. he chooses the wrong way. his father-in-law is thomas hart benton back in washington the powerful friend of pope the senator the son of the artist and and and and and and fremont thinks, you know, i'm gonna get into into this thing on stockton side. oh bullion will take care of me back home my father in law, but doesn't happen. i mean fremont is court-martialed. and and poke he's charged with mutiny and and disobedience pope dismisses the mutiny charge but upholds the second by the way on and the the story about the thomas hart benton and the the shooting of abraham andrew jackson. how did that happen? jack it was that goes way back to the time jackson was in in tennessee and thomas harden benton and his brother. jesse were in tennessee at that time before the the went to, missouri. and jesse benton there was a duel and jesse benton. really offended jackson by sort of serving as as a second duel. and they and they attack jackson. one day in a building on the street in nashvil

joining us now is the former mayor of stockton, california, michael tubbs.mayors for a guaranteed income. he's currently a special adviser to california governor gavin newsom. michael, good to see you. thank you for being with us. i want you to answer the first question that doubters and naysayers have when you discuss a universal basic income. why would you give money to people who may not have a specific need for it? >> well, everybody has a need for money because money is a proxy for agency, money is a proxy for ownership overtime, so someone may not need money today, as covid-19 has show to us, whether it's a flood or public disaster, it's an important tool by which people can stay healthy, so i would absolutely say that we understand that we live in a world that necessitates the need for cash, to be able to pay for childcare, transportation, for utilities but also to deal with on ascendant emergencies. one out of every two americans, one out of every two americans could not afford 500 dollar emergency, and that's why it is a powerful tool to help with t

interesting to point out parts of the east bay, up to heyward, livermore, even to brentwood and stocktonfelt a little bit of minor shaking. again that 3.6 earthquake that occurred there to the north of morgan hill by about 9 miles. our other story tonight, of course, is the weather. we have got some light rain moving into the bay area right now. you see, the rain there, outside. and that rain is expected to fill in as we head towards tomorrow morning and there is, by the way, a chance we could see some isolated thunder showers by tomorrow afternoon. now, notice how rain rates pick up as we head through the morning. coming up, we will talk about how much rain the storm will bring, and how much snow is headed rob, thank you. remember, you can get weather updates even on the go. make sure you download our free nbc bay area app. you can get the forecast and even taylor it to your area. >>> johnson & johnson will be back at vaccination sites tomorrow. governor newsom making it official just a few hours ago. on april 13th, the cdc put a pause on the vaccine following reports of rare but severe

. >> it's only giving me options in modesto, stockton, real far away. >> you will find all the sites. >> we tried in san jose. got rejected. >> were booked up almost all day. >> try oakland. also rejected. so lots of people learning again being eligible and actually getting vaccinated are two very different things right now in the bay area. and that's not likely to change until california gets a lot more doses. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> hang in there if you are going through this process. we're told it will get better. our consumer investigator is also vaccine hunting. it is part of his how to series. you can find those segments on our streaming platforms, our website and our youtube channel. just look for our how to play list. another helpful resource called planyourvaccine.com. enter your state, age and occupation on this website. it will give you more information about where you can go to secure your shot. >> well, a concerning message from the south bay's top health officer echoing what the governor said today. don't let your guard down quite yet. she says the south bay

people from stockton, livermore and los angeles. >> so we don't want people coming to san jose to racears. >> now this new so-called promoter or does not only seeks to fine people up to a $1000 and sentenced them to up to 6 months in jail. it will also attempt to hold them responsible for police overtime and other costs associated with enforcement associated with enforcement live in san jose. rob fladeboe >> all right. taking another look at that fire burning in boulder creek in the santa cruz mountains. great news just within the cal fire down there battling it say that they have stopped the forward progress on this fire in the santa cruz mountains. they're calling it the fossil fire about 5 acres along highway 9 in boulder creek fortunately the winds are whipping today because it's so warm. yeah. it's not officially fire season. but, you know, you always got to keep your eye from 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here talk about this. >> warm weather. yeah. still a little green. the mountains, too. that's something to watch out for. of course, couple of dry years in a row last 20

some people from stockton livermore and los angeles. so we don't want people coming to san jose to race their cars. >> since sideshows often pull police away from regular patrol duties. there's also a push to pay for a full-time sideshow task force. and san francisco police are looking for man who allegedly stabbed another man in the face. it happened on 7th and market streets and the un plaza area last month. the victim says the suspect ran off before police arrived to the scene. anyone with information regarding this investigation is asked to call sfpd. san francisco police have arrested a man who they say threatened to shoot chinese people. 45 year-old darryl hunter was arrested tuesday morning after he entered a business on golden gate avenue. police say he used a hand gesture to mimic a gun. simulated shooting a 42 year-old asian woman. the business says this was the 4th time the man entered the store and caused a disruption. asian-american leaders in san francisco held a roundtable discussion with house speaker nancy pelosi who re

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i've seen other crimes for years involving ghost guns, such as the fatal stockton bank robbery involving unmarked ak 47 style rifle. president biden is also expected thursday to nominate a new director of the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives. david shipman is a former federal agent who served on the a t f swat team and help stop in illegal firearms trafficking ring in new york, a law enforcement officer who also was a policy adviser with the giffords law center. he is a 25 year veteran of the a. t f. he is a gun owner. he's just a very experienced expert in all areas of both legislation, a t f policy and the guns themselves, the national rifle association sent a statement saying quote. proposals biden announced tonight could require law abiding citizens to surrender lawful property and enable states to expand gun confiscation orders. the an array will fight this nomination and ill conceived executive actions. president biden's proposed actions do not include any confiscation of lawful property. there is a news conference with details expected. on thursday morning, jana

people from stockton, livermore and los angeles. >> so we don't want people coming to san jose to race their cars. those people cited under the new ordinance could face fines of $1000 and spent 6 months in jail. they would also be held responsible for police overtime and other costs associated with enforcement in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. another big story tonight 15 million doses of the johnson and johnson vaccine. they were ruined. >> due to human error. the fda is investigating the situation. it happened their plant in baltimore. according to the new york times employees mixed up ingredients, johnson and johnson released a statement saying a batch of the vaccine. did not meet quality standards. the vaccine doses that have already been shipped out were not impacted by the error. johnson johnson says that they still plan on safely delivering an additional 24 million single shot vaccine doses through the month of april. and tonight, we're also digging into the big news from pfizer today which. has announced that its covid vaccine is 100% effective in kids between the ages of

economy alas i need a column in age right now is a big whopping talking grease on all the productive stockton. our economy biden is pushing back. or. rather our. back yard. idea that. we have. won. or break. for over. 3 years. according to one think tank just last year 55 of the nation's largest companies paid no federal income tax big names like nike and fed ex they can do that because of congressionally approved tax deductions for things like research and depreciation of assets this new proposal to try to undo one of the signature bills from the trump administration in 2016 the corporate tax rate in the u.s. was 35 percent but president donald trump's tax cut pushed that down to 21 percent now the biden ministration would like to raise it to 28 percent and his treasury secretary made clear she would like much of the world to follow suit we're working with g. 20 nations to agree to a global minimum corporate tax rate they can stop the race to the bottom of. a tough sell at home and abroad but one the president will need to win if he wants to keep the promises he made in his campaign to build

demonstrate some good ideas is food historian kenna bala, professor at the university of the pacific in stockton, how is it going? happy earth day. earth day. >> happy birthday to you too. >> i see you are in the kitchen, which is great. we wanted to talk to you about that. many of us have made efforts to be more green in the kitchen. i have reusable steel straws. reusable containers for my food. i have, you know, steel coffee mugs instead of paper now. let's talk about plastic wrap. plastic wrap, that's a tough one to get ririri >> it is very tough to get rid of. you know, most of us, it's been here for our entire lives, really. it was introduced, or invented in the 30s, then introduced to the public in 1949. so, you know, most people grew up with it, and we ju you have a ball that's open, you just take out some plastic and you put it on top. you know, it's always polyvinyl fighting chloride, a chemical that's obviously not very good for the environment, because it doesn't degrade, so it dumped in big piles. so i was thinking, you know, when i was asked to do this, i started pulling out vessels

he was last seen wednesday near his home on stockton street in san francisco's chinatown neighborhood. police say he was wearing a gray shirt, gray hat and velvet pence. he also has a scar on his face between his nose and upper lip. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police well, oakland is experiencing a spike in violent crime. police say three people were killed within 24 hours went today and yesterday officers investigated 32 robberies in. one day. police say they are two groups responsible for the robberies. the group's heir set to be made up of both men and women, and they range in age from his young as 11 years old to their early twenties. police say it appears they're looking for distracted victims. there have been three mountain lion sightings in just one week in san bruno. authorities say there is a little cause for concern. but it's ktvu sam. burly reports, residents there are on high alert. neighbors shared with me. online videos of recent mountain lion sightings captured on people's ring cameras. we counted three incidents in san bruno since last friday

the image that you see behind me is the image of count center studios here in stockton, california. this location was formerly a hotel that was converted. as a result of "project home key" and units that were provided to our shelter. over 80% of stockton residents view homelessness affecting the quality of life for all stocktonians. and over 50% are experiencing behavioral health challenges in the areas of mental health and substance abuse disorder. the need to expand wrap around services, emergency shelter capacity, transitional and permanent housing opportunities has never been greater. the fundamental allocate -- the $20 billion funding allocations to our cities would help us take bold actionable steps to mitigate homelessness by addressing the root cause of homelessness in our communities and bring healing to unsheltered residents. it is imperative that our cities have access to increased levels of flexible funding from the state to adequately address the crisis through more positive initiatives like "project home key," community outreach efforts and ultimately homeless preventi

es una iniciativa parecida a la que se realizÓ en stockton que busca poner dinero en los bolsillos deque se hacen 4% de la lÍnea de pobreza. eso es de 12,000 a $34,000 al aÑo. para hogares que clasifican con ese ingreso pueden calificar. en unos meses tendremos la aplicaciÓn, vamos a verificar la informaciÓn. estamos viendo primeramente unos vecindarios aquÍ en la ciudad de oakland, pensamos hacer las primeras 300 familias en el verano. en el verano vamos hacer unas 300 adicionales para la ciudad de oakland. leÓn: la intenciÓn es ofrecer un respiro a las familias de bajos ingresos que viven bajo una presiÓn inmensa. >> sÍ, bÁsicamente entendemos que el sistema que afecta esa gente que estÁ sufriendo sobre la pobreza para poder alimentarse, de pagar sus vÍveres, cuidar sus niÑos, causa mucho estrÉs. sabemos que el dinero puede ayudar mucho y queremos empezar a probar eso para ue otras ciudades quizÁs el gobierno estatal, y el federal puedan actuar igual. leÓn: ¿cÓmo se decide en el caso de ustedes, cÓmo reciben quien recibe el apoyo? >> sabemos que mucha gente no puede calificar, por e

in oakland and stockton and antioch and berkeley and richmond, california. continue to push for the radical transformation we need by literally re-imagining it and insuring we do not depend solely on the violence of the system to respond to the worst conditions of our people that are systemic and historical in kind. >> very very quickly, what are the first two things you want to see changed? >> i definitely want us to continue to reimagine public safety by removing resources from law enforcement apparatus and putting them into alternatives to public safety in our community. oakland has a wonderful program in the fire department. we have officers that need funding. these kind of models being scaled across the country. president biden put $5 billion in the infrastructure bill. we can start to resource a different response to the worst conditions of our community but it requires officials to act before the body hits the ground. that is what we need to push for. >> pastor, always great to talk to you. thank you so much. i hope today gives you hope and comfort th

katie stockton and another guest is the team today. a 50% increase of sunrun of right now.he solar stocks have been under pressure along with growth stocks more broadly speaking we actually had a short recommendation out on 'em phase of the tan etf but we have since recommended covering that position the reason being we have an intermediate term oversold reading having returned with the correction we saw. and yet it did not reverse the long term up trend and seeing the stabilization on the back of that intermediate term oversold reading nicely above the 200-day moving average and close to support in mid-80s for tan and i think a nice staging ground for a potential relief rally the eft up nearly 500% off that covid vote from last year so retracement like this is healthy in our opinion and something that can contribute to the long term up trend. >> quinn, that etf down 30% since january but up over 200% for the year >> frank, we are in some of the solars and it is not all that hot. no pun intended but i like the analyst call, a bold call. we don't own the specific name it's e

. >> reporter: on a ride to stockton he found international flavors food truck. the owner is grateful for attention. >> by him doing this, it puts a lot of the small businesses on the map. >> the reason i started was to get to see what the real america was like. >> reporter: the cross country adventure revealed a nation he says needs to see more of itself. communities and different cultures all have more in common than they often admit. >> some people haven't been from one side of the city to the other. that's 15, 20 minutes. it's very interesting. >> reporter: a ride share driver delivering delicious images to food blogging followers. >> food is a common ground. >> reporter: offering food from thought on his all american road trip. >> america is amazing. god bless america. >> steve large reporting. that's a tasty adventure. if there is one thing i can get behind, it is a food tour. >>> i think he is onto a brilliant idea. hopefully we will all be able to do something like that for ourselves before long. look at the view from the top of the mark hopkins hotel. it

millionaire was passing by at the time stockton tried to persuade floyd to give himself up to police he broke down in court when asked to relive the day's events saying he felt helpless. as more now from minneapolis this was all part of the prosecution's efforts on wednesday to show the jury more video that added more context to the time that led up to that fateful moment and it was also never before seen footage from inside the convenience store before george floyd was out went outside and it was footage of him in the convenience store at times he was laughing at sometimes he was smiling other times he was acting a little fidgety but this was the moment that he. gave what a cashier testified is he thought it could have been a counterfeit $20.00 bill and that's what ultimately led to the police being called and then. of course george floyd's death now in terms of how this day went for the prosecution it was certainly very powerful you could tell from people who were in the courtroom that the jurors were very much engaged watching every minute of this and also as court let out. some o

the map doesn't tell the story of the five people who were shot and wounded on march 17th in stockton, california, or the four shot in gresham oregon a day later. in houston on the 20th five shot at a nightclub in dallas, eight shot and one killed in philadelphia that night someone opened fire at a party killing one and wounding five, at least 150 others fled for their lives and on march 22nd in could aera a gunman opened fire at a supermarket killing ten including a local police officer. >> the consequences of all this are deeper than i suspect we know. by that, i mean the mental consequences. the feeling of -- anyway, just through too many of these. >> just three nights later, two gunmen opened fire outside a bar in milephiladelphia wounding se. that same night five were shot and three killed in memphis. three shootings in virginia beach left eight wounded and two dead four wounded that night in norfolk, two gunmen, killed one and wounded seven in chicago all on the 26th of march. the next day in river george, illinois a mass shooting on a party bus killed one, wounded three. at a n

people from stockton, livermore and los angeles. >> so we don't want people coming to san jose to race their car those people cited under the new ordinance could face fines of a $1000 and spent 6 months in jail. they would also be held responsible for police overtime and other costs associated with enforcement in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> new york city police say they've arrested the man accused of attacking an elderly. asian woman. that attack caught on camera. 38 year-old brandon elliott is expected to face a number of charges, including 2 counts of what is called assault as a hate crime. he's accused of attacking a 65 year-old asian woman monday morning and telling her, quote, you don't belong here. the victim was discharged from the hospital yesterday. >> in other national news. there was a more emotional testimony today at the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. 5 people took the stand today sharing what they saw and heard leading up to george floyd staff reporter brian has details. >> a witness. charles mcmillan got emotional while testifying yo

. >> let's get more specific so what specifically was the professor doctor stockton say. >> what he willestify is that upon evaluating both the threaty or lack thereof posed by mr. floyd at the scene to the defendant and the other officers both in terms of their own safety and fording law enforcement purposes based on that and based on nationally recognized best practices and police standards the use of force here was objectively unreasonable and he analyzes it both using graham versus connor but in a four-part analysis where he identifies the force being used in identifies circumstances under which the force is used in the duration of the force and he looks at the effects and the effect of the force used by the officers ass compared with sort of the threat posed by the subject and then makes the determination whether that is action was objectively reasonable under the circumstances and so, you know, it integratean graham versus connor but goes about it in a different manner and speaks to national and best practices standards. it is important testimony and aa testimony that essential to

>> i am actually not totally against it as is pointed out what they saw in stockton.s isn't a huge amount of money to a small group of people. if anything, i think feeling better, being more comfortable, perhaps emboldening, makes people want to go out and do things. poverty is often connected with depression, mental illness, this could be something that could help. i'm against like giving full salaries but a small amount that could be helpful with the essentials i think makes sense. it allows people to spend it as they feel is best for their family instead of something like food stamps which is very narrow and, basically says, we'll give you this but can only spend it on x. neil: you know, dan, the flipside, the people opposed to this it keeps those who get the checks dependent on these checks n chicago saying, this will be a one year experiment. if that goes away they then lose that all they're right back to where they were. furthermore it could have the perverse effect of keeping people, trying to keep people under that income limit of 38,000 or whatever it was to

, nor evoke, virginia, fephiladelphia twice, aliceville, boulder, houston, new orleans, gresham, stockton, atlanta, georgia. >> it's a stunning list. i thought you were going to stop saying cities and it keeps going and going. >> it's exhausting to read it. it's exhausting to live through it at this point. >> and some of these don't even register. so for a lot of people as they're watching all of this, now they know. >>> still ahead, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's short lived plan to launch her own policy. why she suddenly decided to scrap her idea. >>> republicans are supposed to be the parties of big business, right? new reporting on some trouble in paradise behind the scenes. >> and half of the adults in the united states have now received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine. what will it take to convince everybody else? the u.s. attorney general joins us live coming up. ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. allstate. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i

is the associate professor of anesthesiology and co-founder and medical director of good health stocktonis news here if you're fully vaccinated you can be indoors. you don't even have to wear a mask. for most of the country that is not yet fully vaccinated, what is safe, what is unsafe this easter weekend? >> thank you for having me. as far as being fully vaccinated, right now in america, that's only 16% of us, right? so we have to keep that number in mind. when we're choosing what we're going to do and going out and enjoying family, we have to realize that we have a rise in our cases over the last several days. we've had a 10% increase in our overall death over the last eight to nine deaths. we're seeing more fd more of these mutant and variant strains across our nation. this isn't the time to relax those guards. and particularly if you're going into closed facilities like going to church. we just have to be hypervigilant. >> they're close and people are singing and talking. that's a good way to spread this thing. the other headline, the surgeon general saying, make it a point we've hea

. >> it was giving me options, modesto, stockton, really far away. >> reporter: realizing that more eligibilitysn't necessarily translate to more appointments. >> after three straight days of trying, my advice is, keep the caffeine handy, keep your tabs open, keep your phone on standby. this is going to take awhile until california gets more supply. in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. >>> in other news today, an emotional day in the minneapolis courtroom as the trial of derek chauvin wraps up the fourth day of testimony. floyd's girlfriend took the stand. she began to cry when she talked about their relationship. she acknowledged floyd battled opioid addiction, something defense attorneys pressed on during cross examination. floyd's girlfriend said she noticed a change in floyd's behavior two weeks before his death. later a recently retired police supervisor who was on duty and arrived on the scene after floyd's death was pushed by prosecutors about chauvin's use of force. >> when mr. floyd was no longer offering up any resistance to the officers, they could have

is if you live in eastern alameda or eastern contra costa county you can find appointments at the stocktonohnson in burlingame and i'm on the search to find vaccines now that eligibility has been expanded. i'm following the advice of co-administrators of one of the vaccine help facebook pages. their biggest piece of advice is to cast a wide net so that's what i'm doing. i have several pharmacy web pages open and i'm refreshing and expanding my search to be beyond my area code to see if i can land a vaccine. >>> now time to get a look at the forecast for you, meteorologist kari hall is tracking the temperatures. a nice sunny day. >> yes, and it's back to school for some kids in alum rock so they're excited about a beautiful day and our temperatures start out cool for drop-off in the mid-40s. pickup in the low 60s, that sunshine continues in the forecast with highs reaching into the 70s in the inland valleys in spots like concord this weekend, will go from the low 70s today to the mid 80s by this weekend, and we will cool off by the beginning of next week with a slight chance of rain. marcus