sutter health does have clinics and hospitals here in the bay area. as we know, the trial is taking place in san francisco. california is still under a covid-19 related state of emergency. even as los angeles prepares to host the super bowl this weekend at the state capitol, some state lawmakers tried to push the legislature to end the state of emergency. but governor gavin newsom declared in march of 2020, ashley zavala explains that that more about that pushing how the governor is responding. >> it's been almost 2 years since governor gavin newsom declared california's covid-19 state of emergency between having one of the largest sporting events in the world in los angeles this weekend and the state moving away from some of its pandemic-related policies. republican lawmakers say now is the time to drop the state of emergency. and this weekend, this coming weekend, we're going to be seeing scenes like this one assemblyman kevin kiley swapping out masks on the assembly floor thursday in his appeal to and california state of emergency. the order gives

sutter officials say they did not violate antitrust laws. sutter health does have clinics and hospitals here in the bay area. that trial is going to be taking place in san francisco. president biden is pitching americans on his plan to lower health care costs, including the price of prescription drugs. but already there's a fight in congress over how to make this happen. our dc correspondent trevor shirley has the latest. >> today the president laid out his vision for lowering health care costs, but it's not clear at this point how much of what he wants can actually make it through congress in virginia, the president spoke of the need to bring down health care costs to help american families. but the president says his administration has already made some headway. he said the american rescue plan help to lower some people's premiums. the president also wants to allow medicare to negotiate the price of drugs, something it currently can't do. he also wants to cap the amount seniors have to pay for drugs. the president says is unacceptable. the

sutter has denied any wrongdoing.a bunch of cars to fix a feature that can cover up legally required pedestrian warning sounds. the boombox feature played sounds or music of the driver's choosing. that can be illegal. the recall affects certain 2020 through 2022 model x, s and y vehicles as well as 2017 through 2022 model three us. and over the software update would disable the boombox while the car is in motion to just in time for valentine's day, the federal trade commission has a warning. more consumers than ever are falling for romance scams. 540 $7 million was lost last year alone should that was an 80% jump from the year before. many scams originate on dating or social media sites where scammers use stolen pictures and made up profiles to contact unsuspecting users and ask them for money. everyone thinks they can never be taken in. they can take you in. this is what they do. >> they are so slick and devious. next, michael. >> bay area born jon m trew a new role. he talked with us about his new role as the chief

sutter health does have clinics in the bay area, obviously. and so this trial is taking place in san francisco will be following it for you. >> 6.38 right now. and bart needs more riders. they are saying that ridership is about 50% of normal by 2023. and we've seen it slow, slow slow because of the pandemic. people not riding so what are they thinking of doing? make it more expensive. okay. that was all that. they did a recent survey and they said they're losing about 2 days of ridership fares. from each customer per week. bart's general manager bob powers says that the current funding model it relies on 100% on train fares is unsustainable post pandemic. so bart is exploring other options. so what are they going to do if the fares aren't enough with the current riders? >> how about a transit tax tech out on? >> right now, there's a lot of conversations taking place among all the transit systems about know what kind of funding can we tap into? do we need to go to the ballot? it's not something that's going to happen right now. but the conversa

female with gunshot wounds and two others, both males with gunshot wounds, drove themselves to to sutter delta hospital in antioch. police said no one outside the two groups were shot but you can imagine the frightening moments. we spoke to residents in the area both on and off camera and they said they feel safe being in this shopping center, the veranda. but, they say it is scary to think about an incident like this. >> i go to dave and busters all the time and i love that place. kind of scary that it happened there. i still feel safe, but it happens all over the place. it's sad. >> reporter: police said the investigation is still in the early stages and no word on the arrest or conditions of the people shot. jocelyn moran, kpix5. >>> up next on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> support for oakland schools with a push for faith leaders in the city. >>> i'm meteorologist mary lee with your first alert weather and beautiful blue skies with a we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year?

that is where james marshall discovered gold at sutter's mill in 1848, sparking california gold rush.ers. joining us is a man who worked for two years with the state park system to make this happen. congratulations. >> hi, yes, we are so excited about what happened today. this is such a landmark for us. kristen: i know how much it means to you, especially coming at a time for lunar new year celebrations. tell us the meaning >> it means gold mountain. this is how the chinese refer to california, as gold mountain. kristen: okristen: okristen: oko francisco in chinese is old gold mountain, right? that is a great name. when you heard the park system was adding a new trail in this park, you immediately advocated that it be given a chinese name. why was that so important and so needed in your view? i know there are not that many, right? >> chinese names are way way way underrepresented. we have italian, portuguese, french, but no chinese names i think it is so relevant. kristen: and actually so appropriate because right there around that trail, they round old chinese burial sites, which lea

. >> this is matt sutter again. i am proud to serve the medallion guys.i'm in a conundrum here but there is an obligation to do the right thing and this is what we've been talking with the board of supervisors because the mta has no good intentions for the public. and it's very interesting to listen to you guys because you really want to get informed of the taxi industry. i know i've heard over and over with pre-k, 1k and i'm impressed that you're actually having the minds to realize that things are changing and it is time to step in and do what's right for the public. we have driven your kids, your grandkids. you and we've worked for many years. i just wanted to tell you thank you very much for standing up for the workers and the people. we live here. we've earned theright to do th right things for the people of san francisco . thank you . >> we will now hear from marcelo fonseca, please go ahead. >> can you hear me clearly. >> i'll be brief this time. i want to thank this board for being open-minded about the station, trying to educate about the complex

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we decided to go ahead and rebuild just down the street three doors down at 550 sutter street because our old liquor license, we had to go purchase a new liquor license for a new location. that's the reason why we're here today we want to be a committed member to the neighborhood. since that time my partner who's here right now as well won best american bartender. we have letters of support that were submitted to district e supervisor peskin's office from the union square merch association and we've also been working with marin food bank, gldq asian pacific alliance, fire rescue in our four or five years here. compounded with the pandemic it's been a difficult two years. we are slated to re-open on march 16th just over a year from now and this is really the last step from the city that we need to contribute back to a rebuilding story and we want to be apart of the story of san francisco coming back. our street right now, our block has several vacant store fronts and so we don't want to add to that problem. we want to get our employees back to work and continue being apart of the neigh

we decided to go ahead and rebuild just down the street three doors down at 550 sutter street because our old liquor license, we had to go purchase a new liquor license for a new location. that's the reason why we're here today we want to be a committed member to the neighborhood. since that time my partner who's here right now as well won best american bartender. we have letters of support that were submitted to district e supervisor peskin's office from the union square merch association and we've also been working with marin food bank, gldq asian pacific alliance, fire rescue in our four or five years here. compounded with the pandemic it's been a difficult two years. we are slated to re-open on march 16th just over a year from now and this is really the last step from the city that we need to contribute back to a rebuilding story and we want to be apart of the story of san francisco coming back. our street right now, our block has several vacant store fronts and so we don't want to add to that problem. we want to get our employees back to work and continue being apart of the neigh

. >> good morning chairman brown, sutters, staff members and fellow tenants are on the country my nameebbie and i am very honored to be here this morning. i'm a lifelong resident of san francisco and have lived in a 34 unit building at 10:30 five studdard street for 32 years. my daughter was born in october 1995 and has lived here all of her life. his most certainly my home and always will be. we have lived under three different owners including the current corporation san francisco's largest landlord and not one of the largest multifamily operators in california. when we first met in local san francisco family the balance on the building communication was warm, responsive there is genuine community. in 2000 and themm notorious family bought the building along with hundreds of other rent-stabilized buildings with thousands ofed long-term tenants because of san francisco rent control between 2003 and 2007 they00 spent more than ail 1 billion on apartment buildings with much of that binge fueled by collateralized loans bundled by wall street banks. they been a harsh campaign to displace

sutter is your alternate to get past the area because right in front of current theater there will beogwart's house block party. they had to reschedule the opening of the show based on the harry porter franchise so there will be a house party right there for the one block starting at 6:00 p.m. probably will have a little closure beforehand between mason and taylor so folks again, suter is your alternate to get around that. maybe they could levitate you over but i wouldn't count on that. they are junior wizards. rest of the bay area. smooth flow of traffic. may be an incident in concord at 242. i'm checking with chp. no slowing out of antioch and there is one crash. this one on the peninsula. we did verify by the sfo exit. just off of 380 as we'll getting to the shoulder. the rest of the bay ashes gentle drive. back to you. >> thanks very much, mike. >>> award-winning cinematographer's widower opening up for the first time. still ahead on "today in the bay," the exclusive and emotional conversation with the has of helena hutchins and what's being done to remember her legacy. >> it's ve

sutter health does have clinics and hospitals here in the bay area. trial is taking place in san francisco will keep you posted there. the state of california is suing tesla for alleged racial discrimination at its fremont factory. according to the head of california's fair housing and employment department. tesla is a quote, racially segregated workplace where black workers are subjected to racial slurs and discriminated against in job assignments, discipline pay and promotion end quote. the lawsuit was filed in alameda county following complaints by hundreds of workers. the automaker says it strongly opposes all forms of discrimination and harassment and it disciplines and terminates employees who engage in misconduct. >> in san francisco, the police chief bill scott is defending his recent decision to end an agreement between his department and the da's office. at issue is a case involving an officer accused of attacking a man. chief scott is defending a ending an agreement to coordinate investigations between the police department and the da's off

black party there and sutter will be the alternate or perhaps ought on the town and getting into town pay a bridge toll plaza filling in at the richmond tolls thata, highway 4, all usual zupts and nothing major as far as the big backups. 880 through hayward, this crash towards 880 has cleared and now the build for san jose, santa clara and palo alto. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 6:39 right now. award winning cinematographer's widower opening up for the first time. still ahead on requested today in the bay," the exclusive and emotional conversation with the husband of halyna hutchins who died on the movie set of "rust." his message to alec baldwin and what's now being done to honor his wife's legacy. >> it's very critical that we take a very strong speech against hate crimes in our communities. >> steps that the city is tackling to stem a rise of hate crimes. >> the last county with a mask mandate indoors is santa clara county, but the metric needed to drop that could be dropped today. what that is and what it may mean coming up. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good thursda

they took themselves to the sutter hospital in antioch. again, we don't know their condition as well. now, according to this there were apparently 2 groups of people inside the dave and buster's that got into some sort of argument that resulted in gunfire being exchanged and these 4 people being shot. we don't know at this point. what the motive for the error. you know what started the initial argument or how many people were involved? we do know that no one outside of this particular these 2 groups was injured. it was only folks who are in these arguing groups were taken to the hospital. at this point of the concord police department says that their major crimes unit is investigating the shooting. they're asking that if anyone has information that you contact the concord police department, you can send in tips and information anonymously. if that makes it easier. but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>charles, thank you for that. we'll check in with you later today. for more details. now to the latest on russia's in

wounds had left the scene here, dave and busters and driven to antioch and taken themselves to the sutter hospital there. we also don't know their condition at this point. according to investigators, this all started when 2 groups of people inside the dave and buster's got into some sort of argument. we don't know what it was about or how it started. but people from these 2 groups exchanged gunfire in 4 people were injured. no one outside of these 2 suffered any sort of injuries. now, the concord police department says that there are major crimes unit is investigating the shooting and they're asking that if anyone has information to contact the concord police department. all right, back live now. police say you can also submit tips anonymously if that makes it easier. but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. all right, charles, thanks very much. >> senator dianne feinstein's husband richard blum, has died. he reportedly died at the family home last night after a long battle with cancer was born and san francisco. he graduated from uc berkeley. he was a chairman of an in

we lived for many years on pine street, and my father was office was just a few blocks away on sutterivisadero streets. my father taught in the university of san francisco school of dentistry and to train others deployed for the war. my parents came here in the great migration. people that came from the south and who worked in the machinery of the war to build ships, munitions, and all the things necessary to win the road. we lived with the impacts of japanese americans being placed into concentration camps during the war and who returned home to a changing neighborhood. redevelopment would be harsh to the japanese and black communities of the western addition. redevelopment broke the ties and bonds that so much were needed to hold the community together, but together, we held. and years later, and after careers that i had in law and government and real estate development, i spent the next two decades of my life working for the ymca of san francisco as the president and chief executive officer. over these years, we built the y into a social enterprise, addressing deep and systemic com

. >> millions of patients and businesses are part of a lawsuit against sutter health over high health care bills. the lawsuit claims that her health was able to overcharged for services, specifically in rural areas where they were the only hospital, according to prosecutors. this led to the plaintiffs being charged nearly 400 million dollars insurance premiums between 2011 in 2017 center. officials say that. >> they didn't violate any of antitrust laws center. health does have clinics and hospitals here in the bay area. >> and this trial is taking place in san francisco. today. president biden is pitching americans on his plan to lower health care costs, including the price of prescription drugs. >> my plan allow medicare negotiate. the prices are prepared to pay for each individual. the company says i'm not going to and to that price with millions of customers. >> during the speech in virginia today, the president said he wants to allow medicare to negotiate the price of drugs, something it currently cannot do. he also wants to cap the amount seniors have to pay for drugs. no senior

sutter health does have clinics and hospitals here in the bay area.in the trial is taking place in san francisco. >> time now 5.38. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the winter games legend shaun white tries to medal in the olympics since his last olympics because he's so old. not really. 35. >> we'll have the latest in a live report. and after the break, concerns are growing over what looks like an early start to the fire season. but as we always say, does the as we always say, does the fire season ever and anymore? oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability why hide your skin if dupixent has your moder

it's a one-day event on sutter street from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. we cordially request the fire commission to attend. before covid it's been an annual event. our last event was [indiscernible] this year we have one of our very own ba tallian chief [indiscernible] rescue two in the mission district. he's heavily involved in urban search and rescue training. the second speaker will be from fdny. his name is lieutenant mickey convoy. command sergeant ed thomas u.s. army. i served with him in the second ranger batallion and he went onto serve delta ranger unit. the second speaker [indiscernible] 24 years of service. the topics range from leadership, resiliency, optimizing [indiscernible] the board and leadership etc. this class is beneficial to all ranks and members. not only do we have members of the san francisco fire department we have members from sfpd and the fire service throughout northern california. this is an expensive endeavor and our local supporters are local 798, s.f. fire credit union and the s.f. fire chiefs association. again, we cordia

you need to pressásix to unmut yourself . >> this is matt sutter again.am proud to serve the medallion guys. i'm in a conundrum here but there is an obligation to do the right thing and this is what we've been talking with the board of supervisors because the mta has no good intentions for the public. and it's very interesting to listen to you guys because you really want to get informed of the taxi industry. i know i've heard over and over with pre-k, 1k and i'm impressed that you're actually having the minds to realize that things are changing and it is time to step in and do what's right for the public. we have driven your kids, your grandkids. you and we've worked for many years. i just wanted to tell you thank you very much for standing up for the workers and the people. we live here. we've earned theright to do th right things for the people of san francisco . thank you . >> we will now hear from marcelo fonseca, please go ahead. >> can you hear me clearly. >> i'll be brief this time. i want to thank this board for being open-minded about the statio

contract of $1.5 million for the management of group amend garages comprising the civic center garage, sutter stockton, lombard street garage, performing arts, pierce street garages, mission bartlett garage and 16th and hoff streets garage and the seventh and harrison parking lot. 8. contract s.f.m.t.a. 2011-12-10 to extend one year from january 31, 2022 for a total term of 11 years from january 1, through january 31, 2023 increasing by 137,000 for a total amount $1.2 million for the management of the group b garages comprising st. mary's square, portsmouth square, golden gateway garages and kazar stadium. 9. fifth amendment to 2011-12-eleven laz parking california llc to extend by one year from january 31, 2022 for a total term of 11 years from february 1, 2012 through januare contract amount 1 $72,000 for a total contract amount of approximately $1.6 million for the management of group c garages comprising the union scare garage, moscone square, ellis o'farrell street, polk bush, north beach, valetio street, zuckerberg san francisco general hospital garages. call 415-655-0001 to comment. id

.>> my name is matthew sutter andi'm one of the 10 representing the medallions in the fight against mtads a lot like the same thing we were in as far as the mta lying over and over about policy issues for their own greed and not admitting they've made a mistake in this program. i can answer the question that was answered to the sfmta about the contracts and yes, it was changed . this is horrible you guys are even considering revoking thes medallions . these people have driven the streets for 30, 40 years but that is not enough to drive. they would still be driving if they could but they can't because of their physical disabilities. this is just a shame that this is even considered thatyou're going to take away these medallions . and stay to the mta space you're making a big failure. the mta promised it would fail. itwould return our principal and give us the medallions and now they're just looking for other ways to getmoney . to try and save their hides. it's an absolute disgrace . i'm six generation californian and you need to step up and protect the workers and the people that have pi

contract of $1.5 million for the management of group amend garages comprising the civic center garage, sutter stockton, lombard street garage, performing arts, pierce street garages, mission bartlett garage and 16th and hoff streets garage and the seventh and harrison parking lot. 8. contract s.f.m.t.a. 2011-12-10 to extend one year from january 31, 2022 for a total term of 11 years from january 1, through january 31, 2023 increasing by 137,000 for a total amount $1.2 million for the management of the group b garages comprising st. mary's square, portsmouth square, golden gateway garages and kazar stadium. 9. fifth amendment to 2011-12-eleven laz parking california llc to extend by one year from january 31, 2022 for a total term of 11 years from february 1, 2012 through januare contract amount 1 $72,000 for a total contract amount of approximately $1.6 million for the management of group c garages comprising the union scare garage, moscone square, ellis o'farrell street, polk bush, north beach, valetio street, zuckerberg san francisco general hospital garages. call 415-655-0001 to comment. id

as in a landmark suit against sutter. now, your leading implementation of the no surprises act. you talk about where you see the greatest need for additional policy change to rein in health care costs, improve the >> and the health care sector. >> i don't think there's any question, drug pricing. what we pay in america to get access to medicines which in some cases costs less