kron4's terisa estacio is standing by.... the entrances to san francisco's federal building this afternoon... in an effort to convince house democratic leader nancy pelosi to support a select committee on a "green new deal...." legislation they say would create millions of jobs nationwide. (ken) meanwhile... pelosi... along with fellow democrat chuck schumer... were key players at a white house meeting with the president on the budget and border security today. as steve nannes reports -- it was an oval office discussion that turned into a heated debate - all while the cameras were rolling. a stunning showdown in the oval officepres. donald trump: i am proud to shut down the government for border security as president donald trump and democratic leaders nancy pelosi and chuck schumer appear to be at a stalemate over a spending bill... setting up a potential shutdown next week.sen. chuck schumer/-d- new york: the one thing i think we can agree on is we don't want to shut down the government over a dispute. and you want to shut

terisa estacio, reporting san francisco. "here in san francisco - the mayor tells me she knew she would face criticism for writing a letter to the governor on behalf of her brother.. but that she believed it was an important step to take. mayor london breed, san francisco. i knew this was going to be an issue... and i knew it would be shot down, but i have long defended those serving time unjustly. and i wrote this letter on behalf of family members. san francisco mayor london breed speaking out about the backlash she is facing about that letter to governor brown....it was back in 2000 when breed's brother napolean brown was convicted of pushing lenties white out of a car on the golden gate bridge. white died of her injuries. brown has also had a record of drug arrests and convictions. mayor breed. he clearly needs help. he needs treatment. the victims mother has reportedly spoken saying she does not believe that brown should get any reduced sentence. however, this man... who served time for his crimes, and was attending an

(pam) kron four's terisa estacio is in san francisco with the latest details.. terisa? workers are giddy here - as they are about to announce that they have ratified a new contract. this has been hard earned... the workers ahve been on strike for 63 days. (take pkg) rachel gumper, unite here union spokesperson. we are really happy, this is good for all. there was laughter, some tears and big smiles as hotel workers cast their ballots on a new contract with marriott corporation. larrilou carumba, hotel worker. now, i will not have to work 2 jobs, this is all good. two thousand workers have been on strike for the last 62 days... it has been tough for many. umnicholas javier, hotel worker. it has been tough to pay bills without a job. exact details have not been laid out... but union representatives say the final deal includes life changing wage standards, affordable health care coverae, job security protections and relief from unsafe workloads.... (take terisa live) sf workers are expectwed to ratifyu the agreement... that will be announced at 6p... and then they are expe

terisa estacio joins us in studio with more. (terisa) today's report found that the hawaii state hospital was unable to adjust to a population involved with the justice system. and that was at least partially responsible for saito's escape. however, the report found that no single employee was responsible for the escape. saito was able to take a taxi to the airport... catching flights to maui and then san jose. he was captured days later by authorities in stockton. saito had been hospitalized since 1981 after being found not guilty by reason of insanity of killing a woman. after his escape in november of 2017 -- additional security measures were implemented at the hospital. six hospital employees were placed on - off duty status. two of them retired, and the other four will be reinstated.... and as a result of this report, none of them will be disciplined. (terisa) as for saito, he remains in the honolulu jail tonight. he has pleaded not guilty to charges of escape and identity theft. (ken)live look outside rightnow...(vicki)let

kron four's terisa estacio is in san francisco with the latest details..terisa? union workers are voting and we will find out the results at 6pm... this has been a very long and stressful time for the 2 thousand marriott employees... (take pkg) there was laughter, some tears and big smiles as hotel workers cast their ballots on a new contract with marriott corporation. larrilou carumba, hotel worker. now, i will not have to work 2 jobs, this is all good. two thousand workers have been on strike for the last 62 days... it has been tough for many. umnicholas javier, hotel worker. it has been tough to pay bills without a job. exact details have not been laid out... but union representatives say the final deal includes life changing wage standards, affordable health care coverae, job security protections and relief from unsafe workloads.... rachel gumper, unite here union spokesperson. we are really happy, this is good for all. (take terisa live) sf workers are expectwed to ratifyu the agreement... that will be announced at 6p... and then they are expected to go back

in hayward, terisa estacio kron four news. ( robin ) if you would like to spread some holidafood and toys. kron4's ella sogomonian was in newark at the salvation army where the charity is in need of both and tells us how people can help. the salvation army in newark is gearing up for a big give away during the holidays. they're asking for food toys and warm jackets but also need volunteers who can help pass them out. their angel tree program allows businesses to sponsor a child, for the tri-city location they can pick up a tag at raley's supermarket and kaiser permanente in fremont. the sign up list for kids to get toys ended in october but families in need are still eligble for those free holiday meals. volunteers will help pack them up in boxes...the salvation army is specifically asking for turkeys.sot: lily maccallum, salvation army// "the holiday are coming around very soon and if you were thinking as a private citizen that you would like to help out and help a family in need like i said we are accepting donations of turkeys and also donations of frozen desserts and finally a lo

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kron four's terisa estacio is live in oakland tonight...t is not just the oakland raiders involved in the lawsuit-- who else is named?

kron four terisa estacio hayward, terisa estacio kron four news.rence karnow: it was a gorgeous day with highs soaring well into the 60s under sunny skies. there was plenty of sunshine all the way to the coast. a few high clouds made for a beautiful sunset too. doppler radar is quiet now but that will soon change. on the satellite you can see a storm off the coast. we could see a few showers as early as tomorrow morning but the heavier. more rain is ready for the weekend. in national news...house minority leader nancy pelosi is one step closer to becoming step closer to weekend. ready for the more rain is ready for the weekend. in national news...house minority leader nancy pelosi is one step closer to becoming speaker of the house ... again. the democrat from san francisco says, she has completed a deal with some of her fellow democrats who were trying to block her from taking the leadership role. the deal would give pelosi another fou years as house leader .... and essentially act as a bridge to new generation of lawmakers. as part of this agreem

kron four's terisa estacio went to the school to find out whats going on now..k on at treeview elementary school - about 80 percent of classrooms now have heat... but now, the principle sent out a note to families about how the system is overheating floor tiles causing asbestos tiles to be exposed. grand parent. well yes, that is troubling, i had no idea. parent. it troubling, i had well yes, that is grand parent. well yes, that is troubling, i had no idea. parent. it has always been one thing or another at the school. dion ramos, school spokesperson. the tiles are not harmful. the districts spokesperson met with me on thursday to explain what happened and how they are addresssing the issue. ramos, we had maintence people come in and they are sealing up the floors. the children who's classroom was effected were put into temporary protables while crews worked. ramos. it is safe now and they will be back in on friday classes. as far as getting all of the classrooms with heat.. that too is on the list. ramos. yes. it is an older school, and we are trying to get tha

kron four's terisa estacio reports... in the bay area, those numbers are even higher.(pkg) the recent survey finds that one in 5 high school seniors were vaping in 2018...... and the numbers just get worse... the monitoring the future survey shows that in 10th grade, the rate of kids vaping went form 8.2 percent to 16.1 percent, 8th grade, 3.5 percent to 6.1 percent. jasmine gerraty, youth tobaco prevent coordinator, marin co. public health dept. "here it is even worse." i meet up with jasmine gerraty with marin county's public health department and olivia carpeneter, an intern in the department involved in public outreach. olivia carpenter. i think most don't think how bad it is - like it is not as bad as cigerettes, so they use and then get hooked. in fact, the vapor produced by e-cigarettes delivere very high levels of nicotine, raising concerns about the impact on developing brains. this survey mirrors what was recently found in another study prompting the fda to announce plans to restrick the sale of flavored elect

in hayward, terisa estacio kron four news. ### coming up.. california's big role in the romaine lettuce - e coli outbreak... the latest on when your salad routine can get back to normal.. plus.. a question about race, gangs and graffiti on a health science final exam at cal - state campus.. the schools response.. coming up. and next.. the youngest survivors of the camp fire are struggling with memories of the traumatic experience .. we look at the mental stress and who is trying to help.. (pam) sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. for health insurance starting january 1st, enroll by december 15th. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. tech giant apple made a big announcement today ... involving the co

and as kron four's terisa estacio reports now... an attorney representing the male victims says, it is shocking what they uncovered about the sonoma boys and girls club. dave ring, attorney "this man, kilgore, he was a predator." attorney dave ring discused with me the lawsuit filed tuesday on behalf of the young men he is representing... all victims of this man... paul dwayne kilgore... who is currently in prison serving a 150 year sentence for molesting boys he coached at the boys and girls club of sonoma valley. ring. "what is really shocking and outrageous is evidence we found with boys and girls club could have put an end to mr. kilgore many years ago. attorney ring says from the beginning of kilgore's employement at the center - there were alarming signs... ring. he took a sexual harassment test and failed and answered strangely. ring adds that on numerous occasions there were complaints against kilgore brought to the club's management, but they declined to remove kilgore. ring. he put kids in compromissed positions, having th

in hayward, terisa estacio kron four news. (vicki) (vicki)another big story we are following tonight is the release of police body camera footage in napa(jr)it was early last wednesday morning when police shot and killed a man who was wanted for hitting a woman... this after an extended chase.kron 4's dan kerman is live at napa city hall with more... dan napa ois bodycam 1210185 insert last wednesday morning... that lead to a chase and ultimately a napa police officer shooting and killing the suspect 27 year old david molina. monday, napa's police chief released edited 911 audio and edited police bodycam videosot i thought its important to provide a transparent component to what's occurring through a park, over a fence and into a ravine. sot robert plummer/napa police chief :45 despite officers commands molina failed to comply over 31 times he is told to comply show us your hands stop running, molina failed to police say the chase went on more than 5 minutes, the officer finally catches up and is able to cuff one of the suspec

terisa estacio kron four news. #### (pam) coming up: allegations of asbestos in baby powder. how it allegedly happened ... plus, johnson and johnson's response. (ken) a brazen burglary near sacramento... as thieves crash a truck into a convenience store to steal an a-t-m. (pam) today marks (pam) (pam) coming up: allegations of asbestos in baby powder. how it happened ... plus, johnson and johnson's response. (ken) a brazen burglary near sacramento... as thieves crash a truck into a convenience store to steal an a-t-m. (pam) today marks the six -year anniversary of the tragic shooting at sandy hook elementary school. the renewed push in washington for gun control. (ken) today marks six years since the killings at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut. flags flew at half staff... and 26 bells rang at the school today in honor of the 26 students and staff who were killed. meantime, the anniversary passed quietly in the nation's capitol. (pam) but some lawmakers are now speaking out .... on the inability of congress to pass even the most basic gun legislation. wash

kron four's terisa estacio was with the former first lady as she discussed failure and success in thelic eye. (take pkg) the former first lady came here to the seven tree community center... she was warmly greeted by some commuity activists with an organization called public allies... (take vo) ms. obama was once the executive director of the chicago chapter of public allies... it is a national non profit organization.. focused on developing diverse community leaders. you can listen in on some of the discussion the group had with ms. obama. michelle obama, former first lady. it was a small group... those who had the privledge to share in this experience talked about what it was like to be here. alysyn martinez, "really amazing, unbelievable." ms. obama spent several hours with the group... she also talkd about her memoir becoming... she left the center and headed to the sap center where she will be speaking friday ngiht. terisa estacio kron four news. #### (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking look outside-- taking a live (anchor) #### (anchor) taking a live (anchor) takin

terisa?has been months, since shaima (shayma) swileh has held or been in the same room with her gravely ill boy. kron four news was sent this very touching and tender photo of shaima swileh gently holding her son's hand in his hospital bed at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. abdullah hassan is only two years old, but he is dying. he was diagnosed with a rare brain condition in august. his family says he is currently on life support. attorney's for the family have shared that the young boy's health is worsening and that he does not have long to live. shaima only arrived late wednesday night at sfo from cairo. it has been a brutal and stressful fight to get her a visa. abudullah and his father ali are us citizens, shaima is not. she was blocked by the trump administrations travel ban to return to the us to see her son after leaving the us back in 2017 with abdullah to apply for a visa. late tuesday, the state department granted a waiver for shaima to return to be with her son. at th

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, a recent study shows that foot patrols are significantly helping crack down on crime. (take pkg) a 16.9 percent drop in larceny theft... a 19.1 percent reduction in assaults... just some of the statistics from the san francisco police department due in part to the increase of foot patrols on the streets of san francisco. deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. it has been significant." deputy chief ann mannix on the positive effects of a policy change put into effect back in september of 2017. that is when the sfpd reassigned approximately 70 officers from plainclothes and special assignment to city wide uniformed foot patrol beats. deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. "it has had widespread benefits. and now that the city is decked out in holiday gear, the sfpd plans to pay particular attention to putting foot patrols in areas such as union square to help keep everyone safe. mannix. yes. we are increasing in commercial cooridor in san francisco, terisa estacio (grant) (grant) (grant) to blame for the legionnaires outbreak that killed one person last year. a heal

kron four's terisa estacio is live at california high school in san ramon with the details. terisa? this is a very sad situation... i spoke with several students who told me that this students death is really difficult to deal with... "q. what do you remember most about him? he was nice, big heart." students reflecting on their classmate here at california high school who was sadly a homicide victim tuesday night in fremont. his name not released yet... as the case is still under investigation - with a suspect or suspects still wanted. "everyone has been talkinga bout it it, really awful." while there remains many unasnwered questions, fremont police will say that a call came in late tuesday night, a car had crashed into a home... both the driver and passenger shot. the passenger died of his wounds, and the driver was taken to the hospital. at the school, the principle sent out this email to students and staff quote: losing a student is extremely difficult for everyone affected. our hearts are with the student's family and friends." "randi he was a friend, a nice guy." (estacio) i c

(grant) terisa estacio is here now with more on how you can help. (terisa) today-- the second harvest food bank of santa clara and san mateo counties announced they are facing a one-point-one million dollar funding shortfall. the organization says the holiday season between october and january is the most important fundraising period of the year. they say thy are not sure why donations are lacking this year-- but they say there has been a trend of donors giving less to local causes. they also say disasters like the butte county fires likely impacted local giving. the second harvest food bank says they provide food to an average of 260-thousand people every month-- but that is in jeopardy due to the lack of donations. elsewhere in the bay area-- the alameda county food bank is also facing a lack of donations. the salvation army is also asking for donations-- and volunteers to help pass out donations. for more information on how you can help this holiday season-- go to our website at kron-4 dot com. (vicki) today marks one year since san francisco may

in hayward, terisa estacio kron four news. (ken) a new 54-(ken) news. kron four news. rise could be coming to the east bay. this is a rendering of the proposed building in emeryville. the building would be mixed use - part residential and part business. the project would require the adjacent building currently occupied by allegro ballroom to be demolished. public comment for this project is scheduled for this thursday at 6 thirty p.m. at the emeryville planning commission. if approved - it would be the tallest building in the east bay. coming up at six... steph ... for controversial comments on the moon landing. what exactly he said ... coming up. also ahead... surrounded by intense flames, but still rushing to help others.. another incredible story from the "camp fire". and next... san jose finds a way to help people who are homeless .. the answer may be temporary and may be small but the message is the same.. a home is where the heart is .. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. the solution to homel

kron four's terisa estacio live at california high school in san ramon with the details. terisa? the high school students' name has not been officially released yet.... but here at california high school everyone was talking about him.... and how they can't believe he was fatally shot while riding in the passenger seat of a car. (take pkg) "he was really nice, loved music and government class." students reflecting on their classmate here at california high school who was sadly a homicide victim tuesday night in fremont. his name not released yet... as the case is still under investigation - with a suspect or suspects still wanted. "everyone has been talkinga bout it it, really awful." while there remains many unasnwered questions, fremont police will say that a call came in late tuesday night, a car had crashed into a home... both the driver and passenger shot. the passenger died of his wounds, and the driver was taken to the hospital. at the school, the principle sent out this email to students and staff quote: losing a student is extremely difficult for everyone affected. our h

terisa estacio, reporting san francisco."here in san francisco - the mayor tells me she knew she would face criticism for writing a letter to the governor on behalf of her brother.. but that she believed it was an important step to take. mayor london breed, san francisco. i knew this was going to be an issue... and i knew it would be shot down, but i have long defended those serving time unjustly. and i wrote this letter on behalf of family members. san francisco mayor london breed speaking out about the backlash she is facing about that letter to governor brown....it was back in 2000 when breed's brother napolean brown was convicted of pushing lenties white out of a car on the golden gate bridge. white died of her injuries. brown has also had a record of drug arrests and convictions. mayor breed. he clearly needs help. he needs treatment. the victims mother has reportedly spoken saying she does not believe that brown should get any reduce sentence. however, this man... who served time for his crimes, and was attending an ev

kron four's terisa estacio is live in oakland tonight... and terisa-- it isn't just the oakland raiders involved in the lawsuit-- who else is named? the lawsuit is against the raiders and the all nfl owners as well... the complaint is 350 pages. it provides many details about why the city believes oakland and the nfl owes them big time. (take pkg) jim quinn, attorney. "mark davis had his foot out the door the whole time and treated the city very shabbily." that's attorney jim quinn - talking about the monterous lawsuit filed against the oakland raiders, including owner mark davis and all 31 nfl teams... calling the raiders move to las vegas illegal - and brazenly violating antitrust laws and the leagues own policies... the city teamed up with a new york law firm to demand financial damages. quinn. "over the years, the city of oakland has invested in the raiders and the coliseum and now that investment is going down the drain.as for suing the nfl- quinn adds the national football league stands to receive a financial windfall from oakland re-

terisa estacio, reporting san francisco.here in san francisco - the mayor tells me she knew she would face criticism for writing a letter to the governor on behalf of her brother.. but that she believed it was an important step to take. mayor london breed, san francisco. i knew this was going to be an issue... and i knew it would be shot down, but i have long defended those serving time unjustly. and i wrote this letter on behalf of family members. san francisco mayor lond breed speaking out about the backlash she is facing about that letter to governor brown....it was back in 2000 when breed's brother napolean brown was convicted of pushing lenties white out of a car on the golden gate bridge. white died of her injuries. brown has also had a record of drug arrests and convictions. mayor breed. he clearly needs help. he needs treatment. the victims mother has reportedly spoken saying she does not believe that brown should get any reduced sentence. however, this man... who served time for his crimes, and was attending an even

(grant) and as kron four's terisa estacio reports .. an attorney representing the boys says, what has been uncovered.. is shocking.. dave ring, attorney "i represent four victims of the prepetrator kilgore, he worked for years at the boys and girls club and molested alot of boys." attorney dave ring discused with me the lawsuit filed tuesday on behalf of the young men he is representing... all victims of this man... paul dwayne kilgore... who is currently in prison serving a 150 year sentence for molesting boys he coached at the boys and girls club of sonoma valley. ring. "what is really shocking and outrageous is evidence we found with boys and girls club could have put an end to mr. kilgore many years ago. attorney ring says from the beginning of kilgore's employement at the center - there were alarming signs... ring. he took a sexual harassment test and failed and answered strangely. ring adds that on numerous occasions there were complaints against kilgore brought to the club's management, but they declined to remove kilgore. ring.

in hayward, terisa estacio kron four news. workers death. the accident happened yesterday afternoon just before 3. fire crews were called out to a construction accident with a person trapped on east marin island. the construction worker had become trapped under a section of retaining wall comprised of rock and concrete. the worker was pronounced dead on scene. no word on how the worker become trapped. cal osha is investigating the incident. ( james ) an 8-year-old boy suffered life-threatening injuries when a vehicle struck him as he crossed the street. the collision happened around 3 friday afternoon in the sunset district. the boy was ding a bicycle in the crosswalk when a vehicle on 19th avenue hit him. the boy was rushed to a local hosptial. the driver of the vehicle... a 58-year-old woman was also taken to the hosptial with minor injuries. police say she has not been arrested. ( james ) a mentally ill man who was shot by officers on the peninsula... has died. the incident happened yesterday morning in redwood city... at a home on lincol

in hayward, terisa estacio kron four news. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news...the plan get more homeless people off the streets in a south bay community. ( james ) and after the break...what police say led to this video of officers grabbing a child from his mother's arms. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ♪ the beautiful thing about care, is knowing that it's always there... ...and that it always will be. ♪ walgreens. trusted since 1901 has ever turned down a hand-made ornament. she never wondered if there would be enough room for it on the tree. this year find a place for a new one from santa's wonderland at bass pro shops and now cabela's. where kids can hang out with elves, make a craft, and get their picture with santa, all for free. that's right, free. time passes. hold onto christmas. this week kids can decorate a gingerbread house. get a free plush animal. ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james )( james ) ( james ) leaders in brooklyn are responding after video shows new york police wrestlning a one year old boy fr

but as kron 4's terisa estacio reports...its causing a new problem. the heat is back on at treeview elementary school - about 80 percent of classrooms now have heat... but now, the principle sent out a note to families about how the system is overheating floor tiles causing asbestos tiles to be exposed. grand parent. well yes, that is troubling, i had no idea. parent. it has always been one thing or another at the school. dion ramos, school spokesperson. the tiles are not harmful. the districts spokesperson met with me on thursday to explain what happened and how they are addresssing the issue. ramos, we had maintence people come in and they are sealing up the floors. the children who's classroom was effected were put into temporary protables while crews worked. ramos. it is safe now and they will be back in on friday classes. as far as getting all of the classrooms with heat.. that too is on the list. ramos. yes. it is an older school, and we are trying to get that tackled as well. on monday, a parent reached out to kron four news alerting us that so

terisa estacio kron four news. ### ( james ) in the east bay ...vent needs your help this holiday season. the warehouse that holds donations for the 2018 "christmas for everyone" event is not quite as full this year. the founder mary perez says the lack of donations are a result of the far reaching effect of the camp fire and the need to help fire victims this year. for the past 34-years she and her team of volunteers host between 1,500 and 2,000 people for a one stop free christmas experience but there are not nearly enough trees, toys, bicycles and gifts for the typical "christmas for everyone" celebration. mary perez/christmas for everyone founder: "presents! we need money so wesaturday and bought all the things that you see here. we spend our money. no one gets a paycheck. we spend our money on presents and food."( jas this year's "christmas for everyone" event will be held at the light of grace korean presbyterian church in martinez. the event starts at 9:30 a-m christmas day. ( james ) coming up ... steph curry hits a new career milestone ...

but as kron 4's terisa estacio reports...its causing a new problem. back on at treeview elementary school - about 80 percent of classrooms now have heat... but now, the principle sent out a note to families about how the system is overheating floor tiles causing asbestos tiles to be exposed. grand parent. well yes, that is troubling, i had no idea. parent. it has always been one thing or another at the school. dion ramos, school spokesperson. the tiles are not harmful. the districts spokesperson met with me on thursday to explain what thursday to explain what happened and how they are addresssing the issue. ramos, we had maintence people come in and they are sealing up the floors. the children who's the floors. the children who's classroom was effected were put into temporary protables while crews worked. ramos. it is safe now and they will be back in on friday classes. as far as getting all of the classrooms with heat.. classrooms with heat.. that too is on the list. ramos. yes. it is an older school, and we are trying to get that tackled as well. on

they continued to say they could not comment directly to a pending lawsuit, terisa estacio kron four news. ( darya ) in the east bay.. a young boy is in critical condition this morning with a severe brain injury and police believe the injuries were caused by his mother's boyfriend. 23-year-old johnathan davis is in jail.. charged with felony assault on a child. the day before thanksgiving the boys mother and davis brough the unconscious child to the hospital. davis said the child mysterious head injury came about when he fell down a flight of stairs and hit his head... however doctors say his injuries are not consistent with a fall. the child's mother was at work when he was hurt but is backing the boyfriends story. ( darya ) police say there is a history of abuse between daivs and the boy.. with one incident happening as recent as october that injured the child. ( james ) still ahead on the kron

kron four's terisa estacio met up with riley and her family. natural sound... see, i wanted these shoes... 9 year old riley morrison wasnt looking to start a movement .... she just wanted some cool girls basketball shoes, league play is starting. but the napa resident is now a sensation... scoring some new shoes and a whole lot more... it all started when she was searching for some curry basketball shoes with her dad... however, they quickly realized that under armor - who curry teams up with doesn't make girl basketball shoes... like the ones she wanted, they only offer boys. riley. it was just not fair. in response, riley encouraged by her parents... wrote a letter to steph... and he wrote back... saying he was glad she brought it to his attention, and that they would fix that wrong.... he then put the hand writen note up on social media for the world to see. riley. it was pretty cool. not only that... steph invited her to meet up in march ... all of this has been overwhelming... the phones have been ringing off the hook at the family's napa home... everyone

(catherine) as kron four's terisa estacio reports, a recent study shows that foot patrols are really helping to crack down on crime. a 16.9 percent drop in larceny theft... a 19.1 percent reduction in assaults... just some of the statistics from the san francisco police department due in part to the increase of foot patrols on the streets of san francisco. deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. it has been significant." deputy chief ann mannix on the positive effects of a policy change put into effect back in september of 2017. that is when the sfpd reassigned approximately 70 officers from plainclothes and special assignment to city wide uniformed foot patrol beats. deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. "it has had widespread benefits. and now that the city is decked out in holiday gear, the sfpd plans to pay particular attention to putting foot patrols in areas such as union square to help keep everyone safe. mannix. yes. we are increasing in commercial cooridor in san francisco, terisa estacio (ken) getting an air b-n-b in south lake tahoe is about to get a lot more difficult. (catherine) the re

kron four's terisa estacio talked with the lead researcher about the findings, and what it means foryoung girls. a special team here at the uc berkeley extension branch pioneered the study... the group with the center for environmental research and childrens health focused on whether in utero exposure to certain chemicals such as parabens or phtalates could lead to early puberty in girls... dr. kim harley, cerch. we found that it did, that women who used products had higher levels and those higher levels lead to girls going into puberty earlier then boys. dr. kim harley says the concern is that early puberty can lead to certain medical issues for girls. dr. harley. it can lead to cancers, reproductive problems. dr. harley says - the team looked at 600 women and tested their daughters between teh ages of 9 and 13. the study is still ongoing... dr. harley. we need to do more, but it is invaluable, it can be information that we can make better choices for us and girls for better health. in berkeley, terisa estacio kron four news. ## (ken) a surprising turn of events in a d-c federal cou

in hayward, terisa estacio kron four news. turning now to our four zone forecast. turning now to our four zone forecast. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with a look at your week ahead. lawrence karnow: a weak storm brought a few showers to the bay area this morning before moving out of town. by the afternoon mostly sunny skies had returned. tonight will be mostly clear and cold with patchy dense valley fog in the north and east bay. on the satellite you can see the cold front that moved through and is now headed toward southern california. there's another one that will drop in from the gulf of alaska tomorrow night and wednesday. but it will only bring a slight chance of showers. tomorrow will be mostly sunny with a few clouds late. highs will be in the 50s and 60s. more rain is possible friday and sunday. coming up at eight.. a thief breaks into a family's garage, while they sleep. how they think he got inside. plus. some parts of the southeast see a year's worth of snowfall in just hours. and the danger from the storm is not over yet. and next. a moth

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, a recent study shows that foot patrols are really helping crack crime. a 16.9 percent drop in larceny theft... a 19.1 percent reduction in assaults... just some of the statistics from the san francisco police department due in part to the increase of foot patrols on the streets of san francisco. deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. it has been significant." deputy chief ann mannix on the positive effects of a policy change put into effect back in september of 2017. that is when the sfpd reassigned approximately 70 officers from plainclothes and special assignment to city wide uniformed foot patrol beats. deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. "it has had widespread benefits. and now that the city is decked out in holiday gear, the sfpd plans to pay particular attention to putting foot patrols in areas such as union square to help keep everyone safe. mannix. yes. we are increasing in commercial cooridor in san francisco, terisa estacio (catherine) for the first time since for the (catherine) (catherine) for the first time since the camp fire, some residents of p

kron four's terisa estacio went to the school to investigate .. here at treeview elementary school in hayward... about 80 percent of classrooms nohave heat... but now, the principle sent out a note to families about how the system is overheating floor tiles causing asbestos tiles to be exposed. grand parent. well yes, that is troubling, i had no idea. parent. it has always been one thing or another at the school. dion ramos, school spokesperson. the tiles are not harmful. the districts spokesperson met with me on thursday to explain what happened and how they are addresssing the issue. ramos, we had maintence people come in and they are sealing up the floors. the children who's classroom was effected were put into temporary protables while crews worked. ramos. it is safe now and they will be back in on friday classes. as far as getting all of the classrooms with heat.. that too is on the list. ramos. yes. it is an older school, and we are trying to get that tackled as well. on monday, a parent reached out to kron four news alerting us that some cl

kron 4's terisa estacio has details on the emotional reunion. it has been months, since shaima (shayma) swileh has held or been in the same room with her gravely ill boy. kron four news was sent this very touching and tender photo of shaima swileh gently holding her son's hand in his hospital bed at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. abdullah hassan is only two years old, but he is dying. he was diagnosed with a rare brain condition in august. his family says he is currently on life support. attorney's for the family have shared that the young boy's health is worsening and that he does not have long to live. shaima only arrived late wednesday night at sfo from cairo. it has been a brutal and stressful fight to get her a visa. abudullah and his father ali are us citizens, shaima is not. she was blocked by the trump administrations travel ban to return to the us to see her son after leaving the us back in 2017 with abdullah to apply for a visa. late tuesday, the state department granted a waiver for shaima to return to be with her son. a

(pam) and as kron four's terisa estacio reports .. an attorney representing the boys says, what has been uncovered.. is shocking.. dave ring, attorney "i represent four victims of the prepetrator kilgore, he worked for years at the boys and girls club and molested alot of boys." attorney dave ring discused with me the lawsuit filed tuesday on behalf of the young men he is representing... all victims of this man... paul dwayne kilgore... who is currently in prison serving a 150 year sentence for molesting boys he coached at the boys and girls club of sonoma valley. ring. "what is really shocking and outrageous is evidence we found with boys and girls club could have put an end to mr. kilgore many years ago. attorney ring says from the beginning of kilgore's employement at the center - there were alarming signs... ring. he took a sexual harassment test and failed and answered strangely. ring adds that on numerous occasions there were complaints against kilgore brought to the club's management, but they declined to remove kilgore. ring.

in hayward, terisa estacio kron four news.(vicki) (vicki) from selling bread - to selling pot?? a midtown sacramento bakery that's been a local staple for nearly three decades.. could soon close its doors to make way for a marijuana dispensary...(jr stone) some nearby businesses are not welcoming the idea - and asof the pot. (nats)lunch hour at the bread store in the heart of midtown sacramento.. brings a constant stream of customerscraving fresh baked goods..(jean dufty - longtime customer) "they make the only good rye bread in sacramento here!" for almost two decadesjean dufty has been a loyal fan of the rye bread(jean dufty - longtime customer)"maybe 18 years"but a bright blue sign on the front window -hints at a big change that ámight be coming to this j street staple.. "safe accessible solutions cannabis dispensary" has applied to move into the bread store's longtime home but first - the city of sacramento has to hold a hearing to review the permit. its because the proposed location is 300 feet from a residential area - a

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, a new study shows that foot patrols are really helping crack down on crime. deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. a study came out a few days ago, showing that we have had a significant drop in car break ins... san francisco police officer deputy chief ann mannix on how foot patrols have drammatically made an impact on the streets of san francisco. mannix. we put more in uniforms. 16.9 percent decline in larceny theft... a 19.1 perecent reduction in assaults... it all goes back to september of 2017. that is when the sfpd reassigned approximately 70 officers from plainclothes and special assignment to city wide uniformed foot patrol beats. deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. "it has had widespread benefits. and now that the city is decked out iholiday gear, the sfpd plans to pay particular attention to putting foot patrols in areas such as union square to help keep everyone safe. mannix. yes. we are increasing in commercial cooridor (catherine) federal officials are starting to clean up toxic waste after the devastating camp fire in butte county.. stephanie lin

in hayward, terisa estacio kron four news.rant) it's the holidays and the perfect time for giveaways. today two dozen under-served children were awarded with a j-c penny shopping spree at the tanforan mall.(vicki) the big surprise of their day ... they got to spend time with celebrity chef, tv-host, restauranteur, and steph curry's wife .... ayesha. kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from san francisco tonight with highlights...ale cia? what a day for these children. they knew they won a shopping spree, but had no idea they were also about to shop with a celebrity.pkgput this in your basketthis holiday ... seexcite children shop for themselves, and their loved ones.i'm getting myself stuff and my mom it took a while for afiya shaikh to figure out what to get. the celebrity chef and mom took time to help the young girl fill her basket.you know on tv people arent usually what they seem to be. but then i met her and she was so sweet and nice. she doesnt even seem like a celebrity to me.i feel so grateful to be able to lend a help

in hayward, terisa estacio kron four news. (ken) a brazen home burglary caught on video in san francisco's richmond district. the thief is filmed as he rifles through the garage of a family while they slept. kron 4's maureen kelly has the latest numbers that show home break in's are up in the city. im pissed it's a violation....my family was sleeping upstairshomeowner jafon hakkinen is hoping someone can identify this man....who was captured on video stealing from his richmond district garage just before 5am saturday morning....in addition to the drill set you can see the man take off the shelf....right above the camera that is recording the burglary in progress....the man walked away with hakkinen's golf clubs and mountain bike. the homeowner believes the thief was able to gain access to his garage by first stealing his garage door opener.a neighbor's camera shows the man before the crime...apparen tly trying to open car doors.....hakkinen says after his door was opened, the man came in and calmly took the items one a time...

kron four's terisa estacio reports.he monitoring the future survey shows that in 10th grade, the rate of kids vaping went form 8.2 percent to 16.1 percent, 8th grade, 3.5 percent to 6.1 percent. jasmine gerraty, youth tobaco prevent coordinator, marin co. public health dept. "here it is even worse." i meet up with jasmine gerraty with marin county's public health department and olivia carpeneter, an intern in the department involved in public outreach. olivia carpenter, intern i think most don't think how bad it is - like it is not as bad as cigerettes, so they use and then get hooked. in fact, the vapor produced by e-cigarettes delivere very high levels of nicotine, raising concerns about the impact on developing brains. this survey mirrors what was recently found in another study prompting the fda to announce plans to restrick the sale of flavored electronic cigareets which appeal to children. olivia. the flavors are more for kids then adults. jasmine. we are trying to do more outreach to teens about it all. the combi

they continued to say they could not comment directly to a pending lawsuit, terisa estacio kron fournews. #### #### news. #### (anchor) taking a live look at stormtracker 4 radar as more rain hits the bay area... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a cloudy and cool day with highs only in the 50s. doppler radar is picking up on some rain moving in now with more to come. low pressure will stay off the coast but it will spin up some showers and a few isolated thunderstorms. showers will be on and off through the night and tomorrow before slowing by tomorrow afternoon. it will will also be windy at coast as the low moves south. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s. dry weather will return on thursday and into the weekend. rain is possible again at the beginning of next week. (grant) still ahead-- kids in butte county are back in class after the massive wildfire tore through their community. details on how teachers and students are coping-- despite some of their schools being heavily damaged. (catherine) also - a bra

kron 4's terisa estacio has details on the emotional reunion.ths, since shaima (shayma) swileh has held or been in the same room with her gravely ill boy. kron four news was sent this very touching and tender photo of shaima swileh gently holding her son's hand in his hospital bed at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. abdullah hassan is only two years old, but he is dying. he was diagnosed with a rare brain condition in august. his family says he is currently on life support. attorney's for the family have shared that the young boy's health is worsening and that he does not have long to live. shaima only arrived late wednesday night at sfo from cairo. it has been a brutal and stressful fight to get her a visa. abudullah and his father ali are us citizens, shaima is not. she was blocked by the trump administrations travel ban to return to the us to see her son after leaving the us back in 2017 with abdullah to apply for a visa. late tuesday, the state department granted a waiver for shaima to return to be with her son. at the airport we