this happened at the intersection of sutter and stockton this afternoon. it isn't the first violent incident on muni over the past few months. betty yu talked to someone who saw today's attack firsthand. >> reporter: around 4:40 p.m. on monday, a fight broke out on a bus among teenage boys and one was stabbed. officers were flagged down at stockton and sutter. rebecca was on her way to work nearby. i meanly saw a lot more cops than usual, a lot more commotion. what i did see was a young man on the ground. he seemed to be about 13, maybe 14, and he was being arrested and read his miranda rights. >> reporter: sfpd said no arrests have been made, but multiple people who may have been involved in the assault have been detained. >> i'm also a substitute teacher. a lot of young people are suffering with mental health and feeling like they don't have support in their lives. >> reporter: it grows to the transit problem. in 2021, a rise in souls on muni. a shooting left one passenger dead and another injured in the city's sunny dale neighborhood. in june of the sam

hill on sutter. they depend on the former clement and 3 jackson and 4 sutter to transport them to and from the services. by consolidating the lines to the 2 sutter the seniors lost reliable transportation to the central service. we stand with the 33 jackson coalition and urge you to take action to restore the 3 jackson a life line for our seniors, thank you for your work and encure access to public transit. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. good afternoon this is barrie toronto again. i want to actual a story on saturday night after i over an hour i sat in front of the powerhouse bar on folsom. i got a passenger taken to the castro and said he has 10 dollars. i wents at farz 10 dollars and republican it. it was declined. so -- this is when we have to deal with. i did not get paid i was from over 2 hours a saturday night the speakers today are talking about the tnc can you remembers and not mentioning taxys the 3 jackson people should apply and get etc cards so this they can have a way of get

the colony was unprofitable and in less than 30 years the company sold kurtroz american landowner sutterw sports ross has national historic landmark status, it's done. the park hosts meetings and festivals even preserved the house of the last manager of the fortress alexander ruchechev march 15, 1897 in st. petersburg and premiered sergei rachmaninov's first symphony fate. this work turned out to be a difficult symphony public whistled at rachmaninov critics lashed out. the composer himself connected in many ways. this is with an incorrect interpretation of the conductor alexander glazunov and, in general, with a frankly bad rachmaninov was very upset by the failure of the performance of the orchestras and for 3 years he wrote almost nothing of the symphony without publishing it, and the procedure was considered lost only in 1944. after the death of the composer. it was possible to find the orchestral voices of the symphony and restore the procedure with the fifth. the first symphony sounded again already in moscow and had a resounding success; it was its second birth performed in the us

evans family took him to sutter health in rockland for treatment for and satellite. a virus that causes swelling in the brain? devon, forget things. evan began recovering over the next 8 days. and this is a great little bow on this story as a thank you to his doctors and others haven't went back to center medical center just yesterday. >> to play music for pediatric patients. there and the entire medical care team came to us. check it out. and here, evan, do what he does so well. less than the kind of listen to your body, right? think i will say that this had to be kind of deeply frightening to not be able to do that. >> for that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. being with us this hour. but stick around. a lot more news to get to on kron. 4 news at 6. pam and ken are here with a look at that. hello. hello, catherine and grant. thank you both. coming up next, at 6 o'clock concerns continue to grow over a mudslide in nevado after heavy rains swept through the bay area. today we are live with details on how the crews are responding. plus, san francisco getting a break from th

colony was unprofitable and in less than 30 years the company sold fort ross to an american landowner, sutter now sport-rus has the status of a national historical monument, that's done. the park hosts meetings and festivals, even the house of the last, manager of the fortress , alexander rotvachev, was preserved on march 15, 1897 in st. petersburg and the premiere took place. symphony by sergei rachmaninov the fate of this work was not easy ; myself the composer connected in many. it was with the incorrect interpretation of the conductor alexander glazunov and, in general, with the frankly poor performance of the orchestras, that rachmaninov suffered a hard failure and for 3 years wrote almost nothing of the symphony , and the procedure was considered lost only in 1944 after the death of the composer. it was possible to find the orchestral voices of the symphony and restore the procedure with the fifth. the first symphony sounded again in moscow and was deafening. the success of this was her second birth performed in the us since then. it occupies an important place in creative heritage. nov

tonight the incident happened on monday afternoon on a bus near stockton and sutter street. that's near union square. the 12 year-old is now in custody on suspicion of attempted homicide. he has been investigated for an unrelated stabbing and robbery incident from last week. a stanford employees facing charges for intentionally lying about being raped twice on campus. last year we cover the investigation which cause campuswide safety alerts. >> and according now to this investigation by the santa clara county district attorney's office on august, 9th 2022, 25 year-old jennifer agree sweat to valley medical center for a assault, forensic exam. investigators say she reported to a nurse that a black man in his 20's grabbed her when she was going to her car and raped her in the monger. residents hall restroom. and then 2 months later on october, 7th, 2020 to the da's office says that agrees went to >> stanford hospital to get another rape examination. she reported being attacked again by a black man in a storage closet. now, according to the santa clara county da's office, both

the bus was crossing the intersection of stockton and sutter street not far from union square when authoritiessay the unprovoked attack happened. police say the teen is recovering from his life threatening injury. the 12 year old suspect has been booked on suspicion of attempted homicide and for an unrelated stabbing and robbery last week at 11. a new bill would require california schools to tell parents that their child is transgender. the measure is sponsored by assemblyman bill salia, republican from riverside county. the bill would give school districts three days to notify parents in writing. once a school employee learns that a student is identifying as a gender that does not align with their birth certificate. israeli says schools should not decide what information should or shouldn't be shared with parents . critics say the bill with threatened child safety and is an invasion of privacy. still to come tonight. dozens of former inmates who spoke out about sexual abuse at the bay area prison are now facing deportation, plus i've seen lately more horrific, violent crimes by younger and yo

ensure both banks have access to enough cash to make this work. finance minister of karen keller, sutter said the agreement was necessary for global financial stability. the bankruptcy of a global systematically important bank would have crossed irreparable economic term, oil in switzerland and throughout the world. for this reason, switzerland had to take the responsibilities beyond its own borders. these efforts have paid off the federal counselors can winced that u. b. s. takeover of credit suisse has laid the foundations for greater stability, both in switzerland and internationally. andrew collier as managing director of orient capital research and your thank you for coming on the program. you're in hong kong, so you're getting the 1st taste of market reaction to this. what are you seeing in asian markets right now? well, the asian markets dipped pretty quickly because of the turmoil with the u. b. s. and the credit suite situation, but the market is leveled off also rather rapidly because people realize that it's not going to impact the region that much, at least at this stage of c

. >> now, despite the turmoil and the banking sutter, european regulators are moving forward with another interest rate hike meant to fight inflation. the european central bank has announced a half point increase, it just a week before decision on interest rates from the u.s. federal reserve. the official ecb policy statement says it's raising rates because inflation is remaining too high for too long. all right, michael hill is a business columnist for the l.a. times. he joins me now from los angeles. thank you so much for being here with us. so, first of, those u.s. banks stepping up to provide that lifeline, helping each other out. but, as we heard a few minutes ago from the expert, we may not be out of the woods with regards to seeing other bank challenges, was the words that he is. what challenges is one thing. how worried should we be about a systematic meltdown? >> well, i think the chance of a systematic meltdown has allegedly passed. the fact that 11 banks stepped up to rescue first republic, that's a good sign. that's a sign that banking industries, in general, recognizes that a

the incident happened on monday afternoon on a bus near stockton and sutter street near union square. the 12 year-old is now in custody on suspicion of attempted homicide. and the same child has been investigated for an unrelated stabbing and robbery incident that happened last week. >> in the south bay, san jose police say one student is in custody for stabbing another student at sunrise middle school kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> just after noon wednesday, san jose police responded to sunrise middle school for a report of a stabbing. we're obviously very saddened by this. it's a shot. >> we've never had remotely close to this happening. principal teresa robinson says >> the stabbing happened during a fight between 2 male students to 7th graders. one steps the other right inside the classroom. and that student is in police custody. robinson adds to staffers broke up the fight. the student stabbed is recovering at the hospital. the other student was taken into custody and will be booked into juvenile hall for assault with a deadly weapon. >> is set is set to that have been w

police say the bus was near union square, its stockton and sutter streets when a fight broke out between a group of teenage boys. >> the boy who was stabbed was taken to the hospital and his injuries are said to be life-threatening. tonight, police say they have detained several miners who are believed to be involved in this incident. anyone who saw the fight is asked to contact san francisco police. meantime, the 8, 15, 30 45 buses may experience delays while police continue to investigate. tonight, we will continue to follow that story throughout the evening. now to our other big story of the night, an atmospheric river. >> is heading our way. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge where rain is not yet falling thanks to dry now, but our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow says that won't be for long. yeah. this is going to be a vicious storm moving in overnight tonight. i think very gusty winds to go along with another round of some heavy rain. maybe not as much of the last storm, but it doesn't have to be this may be more damaging. you've got some showers showing up outside mos

police say the bus was near union square at stockton and sutter streets when a fight broke out between group of teen boys. the boy who was stabbed was taken to the hospital. his injuries are said to be life-threatening. police say they have detained several miners who are believed to have been involved in the incident. anyone who saw the fight is asked to contact san francisco police. meantime, the 8.15. >> 30 45 buses may experience delays while police continue to investigate. shocking story out of the east bay oakland, police are looking for 2 people who broke into a health care facility and killed a patient over the weekend. one city leader is speaking out tonight say that this shooting was targeted. found 4. sarah stinson joins us to tell us more about what happened and the victim, sarah. >> i spoke with oakland city council member dan cole who says the man was at the lake merritt health care center because he was partially paralyzed and that while there he was targeted and shot to death. >> the person who they shot and killed was already partially paralyzed. he was it was a long-t

the grand jury sutter reconvene for the hush money case. -- fending off -- testimony. he says the gop request soul moves only to hinder, disrupt and undermine the legitimate work of our dedicated prosecutors. meanwhile, new york authorities are preparing for possible -- a potential trump indictment. court houses are already stepping up security and -- the fbi is monitoring -- . >> i have been leached by the fbi. they say they are feeling prepared. they see no specific straightens but the level of rhetoric and on some of these . joining me now, nbc news correspondent -- west palm beach, florida, jim weinman's. emmys -- chicago hashtag -- and popular, georgetown law professor and and this nbc legal analyst. good to see you all. we will start with you. your at the rally in waco, last night -- on the plane back home. >> bright. from donald trump, this is really not so much a presidential campaign trail event. for donald trump this was the campaign to bring the basis for it, that he -- go and essentially be part of a mass movement to try to undercut the investigation into h

and this all happened on a monday afternoon on a bus near stockton and sutter streets closed to union the 12 year-old boy is in custody now use also being investigated for an unrelated stabbing, a robbery that happened last week. >> in the south bay, san jose mayor matt mahan is talking about his budget priorities and topping his list. he says is public safety. he wants to spend more on outreach and retention. he says there needs to be more money spent on programs like referral bonuses and relocation, stipends, another major priority says he's tackling homelessness and he says cities like boston and washington, d.c., and new york have helped to shape his policy. >> these cities have. >> as much or more homelessness per capita, same or greater rate of homelessness as we have. but they're unsheltered population is in the low single digits. ours is a nation leading roughly 75%. >> mahan plans to present his budget to the city council next tuesday. >> and we've got that big breaking news story we've been talking about that major accident at the bay bridge now drive times are gone up. well

police say that bus was near union square at stockton and sutter streets. the fight broke out between a group of teenage boys. the 2 are should say the boy who was stabbed was taken to the hospital. his injuries are said to be life threatening. so he's struggling to survive. police say they detained several minors who are believed to have been involved in the incident. >> 7.21 right now. and as we head to the bay break and continue to talk about how hard it is to around out there, here's a look at northbound 101. >> and 5.80. and you can see that. >> cars are slowing they're trying to leave extra space when it's dark out. it's extra hard to drive in the rain. just a messy, messy day. we'll be back with more trying to help you out. just a few minutes. >> 7.24 is the time. and this is coyote pupping season again, which means coyote mothers are going to be especially protective of their newborns. and that may be bad news for your dog because they're going to be extra aggressive to any dogs in the area, which is why a number of trails in san francisco's presidi

here's reporter lexi sutter with our nbc station in chicago. >> did you know that people everywhere arerx has been my go to. >> reporter: she often refers patients to the company to get medications for a fraction of the cost, an affordable option and now realizes carried a cost. >> i was taken aback. >> reporter: taken aback by the federal trade commission's enforcement this month if we have been investigating goodrx's data privacy and sharing practices. >> reporter: surrounding goodrx's not so good privacy practices, in a civil injunction, the ftc says it found people who used goodrx between 2017 and 2020 had their private sensitive health information sold to third party advertisers like google and facebook. breaking a promise to customers that their medications and health conditions would be kept confidential. >> not only was it sharing this information in a deceptive way and lying to consumers, but what we also uncovered was that goodrx had no real sufficient policies in place at the company. >> reporter: goodrx settled but denies the allegations and admits no wrongdoing. the company

15 year old boy on monday on immunity bus, the bus was crossing the intersection of stockton and sutter streets, not far from union square when the unprovoked attack happened. police say the teenager is recovering from his life threatening injury. the 12 year old boy has been booked now on suspicion of attempted homicide and for an unrelated stabbing and robbery. last week middle school in san francisco was placed on lockdown today after a gun was found on campus . nobody was hurt, and that gun never went off. but as ktvu is christian captain reports, many students and teachers and parents were terrified. teacher is preventing him from coming up. just let me know and i'll go get him. classes here. parents educators and families all took to the streets wednesday afternoon after they were notified that denman middle school in san francisco's outer mission was on lockdown. police say there were no serious injuries but confirmed they did find a gun on campus and that initial reports of an active shooter turned out to be untrue. students on campus say those initial reports came as students w

so police say that bus was near union square right at stockton and sutter street when this fight broke out between apparently a group of teenage boys. the boy was stabbed, was taken to the hospital and his injuries were told are life-threatening. so not good news on that front. but police say they did detain several miners who are believed to have been involved in what happened. >> the catholic diocese of santa rosa has officially filed for bankruptcy after a string of abuse lawsuit. so we told you yesterday morning they were planning to do this. now it is done. this means that all lawsuits against the diocese are frozen so they can be settled through federal bankruptcy court. the diocese faces more than 200 new legal claims over childhood abuse. they face similar cases back in 2003 at that time, the church sole property and borrowed money to pay 12 million dollars to victims. and another 19 million dollars in insurance payouts. the city of pleasant hill as news police chief, the longtime police officer scott vermillion is going to take over for former chief brian hill, who retired in

they're out by camera park, sutter creek and wallace.e end of our system, which is now moved off from into the southern california for the most part, and we stay dry. here's another computer model more granular, so better focused and that big, long range model i showed you here is tomorrow morning. here we are. here's tomorrow throughout the day, right, so the chances shower maybe appear by santa rosa, and then we get right back into friday morning. and then friday afternoon that looks good. and then the next chance again would be on sunday or monday into tuesday. winds are light you knew that overnight lows will be a little chillier. tonight we'll see temperatures in the upper thirties in the cold spots, the forecast for the next few days looks pretty good until you get the money and then it gets a little bit wet, but a little cooler reach morning as we go through time, a chance to dry out, julie well, we need it. definitely all right, bill. thank you. we'll see you back here at 11. this women's history month. we are highlighting in oak

the bus was crossing the intersection of stockton and sutter not far from union square when a 15 year old was attacked. police say the team is now listed in critical condition after being stabbed. several times officers have detained several possible suspects. we're now hearing of another incident , including not involving knives at the campus of santa rosa high school authorities have arrested two students who brought knives to school last friday. officers say the montgomery high sent the students home, but the police department was not notified about the incident. that police say they started investigating after being alerted by a parent officers took the students into custody saturday. an officer will be on campus today for what's being called a test run in bringing back campus police permanently. president biden is in southern california, this noontime where he's signing an executive order on guns. the president left san diego just a few minutes ago, he said, to sign the order during a visit to monterey park, where 11 people were killed in in january at a gathering for lunar new y

police say the bus was near union square at stockton and sutter streets when a fight broke out between group of teenage boys, the boy who was stabbed was taken to the hospital. his injuries are said to be life-threatening. police say they detained several miners who are believed to be involved in that incident. other news this afternoon. developing now, meta, the parent company of facebook and instagram now planning another round of big layoffs. the menlo park based company says it will cut 10,000 workers and close some 5,000 open positions. they haven't even filled yet. this comes after medic cut 11,000 jobs back in november. the company says they plan to make even more cuts in april and may to their recruiting team tech groups and business groups. ceo mark zuckerberg says 2023 is met is quote, year of efficiency. coming up here on kron, 4 news at noon, police are looking for the person who broke into a health care facility. >> and killed a patient wind. oakland city leaders says this was a targeted attack. plus, health officials have found a common thread in young people. how they sa

police say the bus was near union square at stockton and sutter street when a fight broke out between a group of teenage boys. the boy was stabbed was taken to the hospital. his injuries are said to be life-threatening. police say they detained several miners who are believed to be involved in the incident. more headlines. >> the minute, john, what we are looking at heavy rain through the morning commute, the very heaviest of it having yet to arrive to the bay area just yet. we're going to be keeping you updated on any impacts that does have is you're planning on stepping out. >> through the forecast and keeping a close eye on your tuesday morning commute. keeping our posts on that keeping our posts on that drive. no two bodies are the same. some pads, never got that message. but, always flexfoam did! it protects against different flows for up to zero leaks. and it flexes to fit all bodies, for up to zero feel. feel it yourself with always flexfoam. skin your face will envy? with olay hyaluronic body lotion 95% of women had visibly-smoother skin. be fearless with olay hyaluronic body

grants and stockton and sutter signal improvements funds third degree previously this is for additional funds. . due to schedule delays sorry. before -- having to relocate the signals on the historic poles. you see it in the photo. they are driving up costs. >> vision zero sign upgrade i'm thrilled to be able to announce nasfmta was successful in obtaining a 2 million dollars grant from the highway safety improvement program for this project. we were not sure we just were checking the website it was announced yesterday or late friday. in the busy northeast sector where crash concentrations are highest. and includes speed limited signs, do not enter. no left turn, et cetera in the vision zero effort to improve safety on our streets. lake merced quick build this it is request for additional funds. we have reallocated already 1. 46 million in tax funds in december of upon 2021 for this project. over the last year, mta working with key stake holders including commissioner melgar and the other folks and developing the design and also furthering the recommendations for improving safety along

i'd like to say a special thank you to my producer, paul sutter, who has worked very, very hard. lefttill came us this week, but he still came in after days that he'd in after those days that he'd already resigned and helped build so build the show for today. so thank for you and thank you so much for you and god you. next is the god bless you. next up is the saturday great new show saturday five great new show breaks. that, here the breaks. before that, here is the weather and promo diet, weather and the promo diet, folks a good one. god bless folks have a good one. god bless . join me camilla tominey from 930 on sunday morning when iain duncan smith gives me his verdict on brexit and boris i'll also be asking labour's lucy powell about keir starmer's tax return and pension plan . and return and pension plan. and sammy wilson joins me from belfast to reveal whether the dup will go back to powersharing after the windsor framework passed through the commons over and more with me camilla tominey this sunday morning from 930 . this sunday morning from 930. hello again, we have some prett

would be bush, pine, post and sutter. super dangerous. geary is fine. you know and that's my time of i gotta g. thank you. >> good afternoon chair eaken and directors i'm barnet i live in d2 on franklin a high injury corridor. i live near where a teacher was killed a couple years ago and another person was killed an among and a half ago at frank listen and eddie. my current city built the dead low street grid by design and trying to patch it up with limit and tickets this will not work. . i want to ask to you prioritize street upon design over enforcement and out reach. arterial streets are very dangerous. they are designs sends a message, speed trumps safety. cars go in one direction down 3, 11-12 foot wide lanes the same that cal trains prescribes for freeway lanes the speed is 45 miles per hour. though the speed limit is 25 and safe speed is 20. road just a moment tree will send a different signal to drivers. drivers are met with screechings. horns, swerving. street design alighthouse drivers to speed. the franklin street quick builted project has be

institute as well as the arcould i have thes from the grounds horn family from the press building at 1335 sutter street, listed in the national register of historic places. >> treasured bay area institutions. sf mobile homea the wells fargo museum on montgomery. the lonelyingon of honor and asian art museum. speak built role of the historic preservation commission. founding and whoed we got here. in 2007, i believe was the author of a charter amendment that elevated our then many decades lan mark, preservation advisory board to the status of a commission. whennard 10 of the planning code. i cutting edge context including general slots on the for at large folks also the notion of having specific types of historic preservation expertise. in the case of this seat, is an individual that is required meet the secretary of interior of the united states standards. for history relative to eligibility. i think -- part of the question for this mittee and the board of spierzs and consider this nomination is whether or not indeed the nominee meets those qualifications. and i want to start this by noting that

investigating a stabbing on immunity bus it happened over the weekend as the boss was at stockton and sutternager was stabbed several times. that teenager is in critical condition. the police detained several possible suspects. 38 a new study shows that fentanyl isn't the only drug involved in most overdose deaths in san francisco, according to san francisco's chief medical examiner. three quarters of accidental overdose deaths in the city last year involved more than one drug of the 510 accidental overdose deaths included in the 2022 data, nearly 45% involved two substances. the most common combinations that led to deaths last year included fentanyl and metham president biden will be in monterey park i violence, the we says the president will sign an executive order meant to increase the number of background checks needed to buy a firearm. the president will make the announcement in monterey park. that's where earlier this year a gunman stormed dancehall shooting and killing 11 people during a lunar new year celebration. in san diego president biden met with the prime ministers of britain a

the bus was crossing the intersection of stockton and sutter streets, not far from union square wheneenager was attacked. police say that teen is now listed in critical condition after being stabbed. several times officers have detained several possible suspects. governor newsom is heading to the bay area this week, the governor released the schedule for his state of the state tour. he plans to be in the bay area on friday to address ways to improve public safety. the governor is using the tour to meet with local elected leaders and community activists instead of delivering a typical state of the state address. other stops on the tour include sacramento, where he is expected to talk about the homeless crisis loss angeles for reducing health care costs and san diego where he will address mental health care reform. alright 4. 39 is the time back over to see paulson. i guess a little lighter than we expected for this like it. that's some of the projections have cut back about half. there'll still be plenty of rain, though, and we're getting that right now. a lot of thunderstorm activity

institute as well as the arcould i have thes from the grounds horn family from the press building at 1335 sutter street, listed in the national register of historic places. >> treasured bay area institutions. sf mobile homea the wells fargo museum on montgomery. the lonelyingon of honor and asian art museum. speak built role of the historic preservation commission. founding and whoed we got here. in 2007, i believe was the author of a charter amendment that elevated our then many decades lan mark, preservation advisory board to the status of a commission. whennard 10 of the planning code. i cutting edge context including general slots on the for at large folks also the notion of having specific types of historic preservation expertise. in the case of this seat, is an individual that is required meet the secretary of interior of the united states standards. for history relative to eligibility. i think -- part of the question for this mittee and the board of spierzs and consider this nomination is whether or not indeed the nominee meets those qualifications. and i want to start this by noting that

would be bush, pine, post and sutter. super dangerous. geary is fine. you know and that's my time of i gotta g. thank you. >> good afternoon chair eaken and directors i'm barnet i live in d2 on franklin a high injury corridor. i live near where a teacher was killed a couple years ago and another person was killed an among and a half ago at frank listen and eddie. my current city built the dead low street grid by design and trying to patch it up with limit and tickets this will not work. . i want to ask to you prioritize street upon design over enforcement and out reach. arterial streets are very dangerous. they are designs sends a message, speed trumps safety. cars go in one direction down 3, 11-12 foot wide lanes the same that cal trains prescribes for freeway lanes the speed is 45 miles per hour. though the speed limit is 25 and safe speed is 20. road just a moment tree will send a different signal to drivers. drivers are met with screechings. horns, swerving. street design alighthouse drivers to speed. the franklin street quick builted project has be