san francisco is looking to become the first city in the country...fe place for drug users. ( lydia ) breaking overnight... police are investigating a double (áábreakáá) (darya)(james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... as an upper low continues to move inland, a weak ridge will develop over the eastern pacific bringing a slight warming and drying trend to the bay area through saturday. late night and early morning low clouds will return bart delays up to 20 min pitts/bay point line to sf both direction due to equipment problems. ( darya ) breaking overnight... police are investigating a double homicide in san jose.( james ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is at the scene gathering details. lydia what do we know. we know a man and a woman died after being shot.as you can see the road is blocked here behind me...the crime scene is located about a mile up the road.... on sierra rd, north of sky view drive.police say last night shortly after 10pm they responded to a person shot in the 380

san francisco trying to be the first city in the u-s to build a safe injection site...but will it actually help stop drug use in the streets?, we'll explain.. (lawrence bay area weather) (gary sports tease) the rockets... big bounce-back against the wariors tonight... kevin durant.. and company trying to take two in houston... steph curry... just didn't have it tonight...missed his first six 3-pointers... the warriors also turned it over 7 times in the first quarter... were 0-for-9 from three... curry finished with 16 points... 1-of-8 behind the arc james harden... 27 points... 10 rebounds.. got much more help from his teammates seve kerr... knows this one is over rockets win... 127-105... the series is tied 1-1... game the series is win... 127-105... rockets win... 127-105... the series is tied 1-1... game 3 sunday in oakland we will of course have indepth warrior coverage next hour..but because of our association with the bay area sports hall of fame..here is new inductee tim hardaway. a few years before the current warriors re-defined basketball, the franchise featur

the approval process. right now further research is being done.the city council may decide one way or the other in the first week of june..reporting live from union city ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. ( robin )new details... on a story we first brought you first as breaking news yesterday morning. we now know the names of those three people killed in that d-u-i crash in fremont. police tell kron 4... two of those killed were young girls .... now identified as 9-year-old brooke limas ... and 14-year- old christy limas. the woman killed... has been identified as 39-year-old noelle johnson. all were from manteca. the crash happened late tuesday night on interstate 8-80 in fremont. friends of the family tell kron 4... they were all returning home from the san francisco zoo.... where they had been celebrating a birthday. this moring... we are getting a look at the man who police say is responsible... 21-year-old dang tran was arrested for allegedly being high on marijuana. ( robin )this morning... relatives and friends who knew the family are grieving. kron four's j-r stone spoke with people who knew the victims.

hamburg will be the first german city to introduce a diesel ban due to high air pollution from thursday of next week older diesels that is models that do not meet the so-called your six emission standards will be forbidden from driving in certain sections of two thoroughfares last year dozens of german cities were found to have exceeded emissions limits several other german cities and mulling similar bans more and more countries are trying to get local emissions under control by putting electric cars on their road china especially has been pushing the technology to reduce air pollution in its big cities many of which are extremely polluted china just recorded the highest number of newly registry to all registered electric cars in two thousand and seventeen with more than half a million new vehicles in the country's roads the u.s. was in second place germany is all the way down in fifth place well as far as a share of electric cars go there is a very different picture that we can paint for you while china does have the most in cars in total only two point three percent or most cars rathe

san francisco hopes to be the first city in the country to build a safe injection site- but will that really crack down on drug use on city streets? plus. a rideshare driver arrested by east bay police...what he is accused of doing to a passenger. and next. a teacher accused of lewd acts with students during school hours. why police say the school did not tell investigators right away. new information tonight about a case involving a south san francisco middle school teacher.. charged with forty- seven criminal counts of child molestation.(ken) prosecutors say the school had warned the teacher, joseph goodman toy, about inappropriate behaviour with students... before the more serious allegations came to light.(pam)kron 4's gabe slate spoke to the school about why parents and authorities .... were not informed at the time the warning was issued. joseph goodman toy taught technology courses at westborough middle school in south san francisco for 13 years before he was arrested for allegedly molesting some of his students.soundfrom - san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe"we

the sanctuary cities are magnets for criminal aliens. david: santa clarita residents voicing strong opposition to california sanctuary laws. the city council voted unanimously to become the first l.a. count to join the federal government suit against the state. here is bob keller, santa clarita councilman, the former mayor. we put together the mon tank, councilman, reminded me of "network" the guy opens the window and says i'm mad as hell and i'm not taking it anymore. seems to be one of those breaking points. >> i remember well. you're absolutely right. thanks for having me on. david: you are the first in l.a. county. are there other cities in l.a. county that might be going the same course? >> i hope so. i certainly do. i think there is an outstanding possibility. i think entirely possible this movement will go up and down the entire state of california. david: really? the polls have been all over the place, depending who took it but there was a recent poll in of all places uc berkeley, which if anybody doesn't realize is one of the most liberal places on the planet which showed that despite the fact there are more people in favor of the sanctuary law according to their poll

we were the first city. he called right away. i came out -- things like poe potentially putting some of the attorney general say the base in our military town or offset the cost. we appreciate everything you're doing. we're going to plan on intercepting you at the appeals court. >> maybe we could join in with you, though. we could perhaps join in with you. because we have a lot of cases like that where we're with you 100% but we're not in paper. so we'll join in with you. if at all possible, we would like to do that. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. president. and it's an honor to meet you and thank you so much for the invitation. i served on the council for the last three years. but i've also served on the community council for the power plant. and they said before we testify at congress. [ inaudible conversations ] >> we know that terrorists are coming in. with respect to the power plant, that is number one that has the worst safety record in the nation. and one of the questions that i have -- [ inaudible con

oco incidentally hamburg will be the first german city to introduce a diesel ban due to high air pollution from thursday of next week older diesels that is models that do not meet the so-called euro six emissions standards beef of britain from driving in certain sectors or certain sections of two therof is last week or last year or the dozens of german cities were found to have exceeded emissions limits several other german cities a mulling similar bans. more and more countries are trying to get electric vehicles onto the road china especially you can even see blue sky in some of its cities china just recorded the highest number of newly registered eview goals in twenty seventeen with more than half a million new cars on the roads the u.s. was in second place germany was in fifth but when you look at the statistics in a different way the share of electric cars for example a different picture emerges while china has the most cars in total only two point three percent are electric in norway over a third of all cars are electric one of the main challenges is infrastructure electric car owners

time i came to city clinic was a little intimidated. the first time i got treated for [inaudible]. i walked up to the redline and was greeted with a warm welcome i'm chad redden and anna client of city clinic >> even has had an std clinic since all the way back to 1911. at that time, the clinic was founded to provide std diagnosis treatment for sex workers. there's been a big increase in std rates after the earthquake and the fire a lot of people were homeless and there were more sex work and were homeless sex workers. there were some public health experts who are pretty progressive for their time thought that by providing std diagnosis and treatmentsex workers that we might be able to get a handle on std rates in san francisco. >> when you're at the clinic you're going to wait with whoever else is able to register at the front desk first. after you register your seat in the waiting room and wait to be seen. after you are called you come to the back and meet with a healthcare provider can we determine what kind of testing to do, what samples to c

the first in the u.s. most on the tour are optimistic the centers could help clean up the city. but back in california, others aren't convinced. >> how about finding another way to save their lives other than offering them their poison? >> reporter: bishop ron allen heads the international faith-based coalition, a drug prevention group based in sacramento that boasts 6,000 members across the country. he's also a former drug addict. >> to think that an addict will walk in with their arm on dope and they're going to want to go to treatment that day is absolutely foolishness. i know for a fact you want your next hit. >> reporter: but vancouver's mayor says supervised drug sites are combatting an epidemic and saving lives. >> we had extraordinary levels of overdoses, hiv/aids infections from people sharing needles. >> reporter: vancouver already has several of these sites, but your city is still in the midst of a drug crisis. >> we are. >> reporter: so can you say that these centers are really working? >> well, they've certainly stabilized the community that's at risk here compared

but that isn't stopping san francisco from wanting to become the first city in the nation to open these centers. we travel to vancouver to get a rare look at these sites, addicts are given clean needles and place to use them. that's helped reduce the rate of infection from diseases like hiv and hepatitis c. the centers also have a place to throw away used needles so they don't wind up on streets. san francisco now plans to open two of these supervised injection sites by august. state legislation has been proposed to legalize the centers bults the drug enforcements administration tells us the sites still break federal law. meaning anyone using them or working inside could face prosecution. for now that doesn't seem to be a sticking point for san francisco. you can watch our full investigation by logging on to our website, nbcbayarea.com. > >>>. >> you can also reach the investigative unit that way. or call 888-996-tips. >> federal sources telling nbc that an explosion at the southern california medical office was intentional. a delivered package exploded yesterday afternoon, stadly one w

the entire city. i am proud that san francisco is going to be the first city in the nation to take this approach. san francisco is a leader in so many areas and once again, we are stepping up with professionals that know how to get job run right. leaders willing to take bold approaches to address the issues confronting san francisco residents and those that need our help on our streets. by providing this medicine out of a traditional clinic setting, we're expanding our outreach capacity and taking every opportunity to help those individuals that are on our streets suffering from drug addiction. the program, which sometimes i have trouble saying, is an important part of our larger strategy here in san francisco and with our department of public-health, to address those struckelling with addiction. which includes detox to residential treatment services. this investment, let me be very clear about this. this investment will ultimately help save lives. and it will improve the conditions on the streets of san francisco. i want to thank a number of people who have brought this program to light today. f

we were not risk-averse to step out as one of the first cities to take a position. i think i'm more proud of the fact that we were just listening to what our community wanted - - and they don't want it. they clearly don't want to have an overreach of their rights. and that's what really this stands for. so as far as the city of lake elsinore, i think that this is a siloed approach. i think sb 54 is a very -- is a great representation, and i think maybe some have forgotten, maybe especially sacramento, about a siloed approach right before 9/11. and some of the things that we really can look back in history and see -- it's going to take a multi-agency approach. it's going to take coalition, a revolution, whatever you want to call it. but i'm completely impressed with the room and what we stand for. this isn't a fight. this is a battle. this is a war. and i know that we have a lot of work to do. this is just the beginning. we'll get it done. thank you very much. secretary nielsen? would you like to say something? >> thanks. i'm want to thank you for your leadership, sir

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seven months ago fire levelled much of the city )s coffey park neighborhood. this afternoon the first "rebuilt" home opened its doors. nbc bay area )s sam brock joins us live from santa rosa, and sam this drew quite a crowd. a lightning strike is being blamed for a fast moving fire near modesto today. a lightning strike is being blamed for a fast moving fire near modesto today. seven cypress trees caught fire in the town of oakdale. the fire spread to two homes, forcing residents to seek shelter with neighbors. this happened at 3 a-m ... during a thunder and lightning storm. firefighters managed to knock down the fire, before it could do more damage. toss to wx could san francisco spark a new tobacco trend across the state? the decision that lies ahead for voters and its impact. happening now: several streets are closed in southern california tongiht-- after a brush fire broke out a few hours ago. we )re updating our twitter with the latest. and we )ve learned the female whale carcass that washed ashore in bolinas this week was hit by a ship. this is the third whale in a week in the b

i think, you know, when people think about the united arab emirates or the middle east, the first citycomes to your mind is definitely dubai. but i think after we built this mosque and it was the vision of the late his highness zayed bin sultan al nahyan, he knew that this was going to be the icon that will bring people to abu dhabi and will show the true message of the middle east. 10,000 visitors come here every day. inside, up to 40,000 worshippers can be accommodated on key days in the islamic calendar. just look at the details of every single part of the mosque. it's absolutely beautiful. the carpet is from iran. you have the chandeliers up above us. in fact, this is the largest handknotted carpet in the world, and this gold chandelier is one of the biggest in the world. islam is regarded here as a living, breathing faith, with verses from the koran the inspiration for all the design and architecture here. but i wanted to know from 0mar if the grand vision in abu dhabi really includes everyone who lives here, like the expat community and the migrants who work in relatively low pai

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it isn't stopping san francisco from wanting to become the first city in the nation to open these centers>> even just adding one new site to san francisco would save the city $3.5 million a year because of the savings in reduced hiv, viral hepatitis, overdoses. they've already been doing this 30 years in up to 100 countries in 11 cities. it's involven it's proven to work in those cities. >> we'll take you inside rarely-seen drug centers. addicts have a place to use and throw out their syringes. critics say the plan is dangerous and encourages illegal drug use. how could it change life in san francisco in we investigate at 11:00. >>> an asteroid the size of the statue of liberty was near us this afternoon, kind of here. the asteroid called the 2010 wc-9 came within 122,000 miles of the earth. astronomers say it did come close but it gave a chance to learn more about those that come close to our planet. it was discovered in 2010 but disappeared for eight years until resurfacing last month. the size of the stat u of liberty. >>> a giant question mark ahead of the royal wedding. using tech au

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tariffs expire europe stands ready to retaliate also on the show the german city of hamburg he is the first to ban diesel vehicles on some of its roads so we talked to our reporters to find out what about the significance of this initiative. welcome to w. business u.s. president on a trump is expected to go ahead with plans tariffs on steel and many of imports from e.u. countries that's according to reports out of the united states the news comes as last minute talks between european trade officials and u.s. secretary of commerce wilbur ross on the. sidelines of the o.e.c.d. meeting in paris failed to yield a deal the europeans left wednesday's meetings pessimistic about winning a third and final exemption from the terrorists announced in march the tears are slated to go into effect on friday and our correspondent lisa noise is standing by in all for us following the events in paris lisa those last ditch talks to clinch a deal failed does this trigger terrace automatically or are we waiting for some special official go. that was still waiting for the official announcement but most people he

ktvu has the details. >> with the city of san francisco ready to put the brakes on scooters for now. jeffrey and chester from daily city made it for the first time and recognized the problem. >> i was on the street the other day and there were scooters every year. >> since the scooters took over the streets almost overnight in march, the city received an ear full of complaints. >> there have been reports of broken bones, bruises and near misses by these scooters. in fact, the city has received more than 1800 complaints since april for the scooters. they announced details to regulate the use of shared scooters. >> any company operating in the city is required to remove the scooters from the city sidewalks by june 4th. only those companies approved for a permit can operate in the future. >> unanimously passed by the supervisors april 24th. they must get it in line and get submitted by june 27th. up to five could be issued safety comeliness and accountability. they've responded and welcomed a new process. we've recognized there's still a learning kreb for this riders and realize the students are off the streets to further promote rider safety

. >> we're the first city to say this has to top. we need to put an end to this and fight back against the tobacco companies. >> prop e would ban the sale of any flavored smoking product, inclusion menthol cigarettes within city limits. opponents say it would prevent adults from buying, which would hurt local retailers. >>> san francisco is in the running to host the 2020 national convention. the last time the city hosted a convention was 1984 when the nominees were walter mondale and geraldine ferraro. others include denver, atlanta, houston, miami, and birmingham, alabama. we are a few weeks away from the june primary. one of the highest profile races is the race for governor. if you are still undecided, we have a way to get more information on the candidates. we hosted a debate between the top six candidates and posted the entire debate on our website. we've posted clips, if you're interested in learning about stances on certain issues. you don't have to watch the entire 90 minutes. head to our website. >>> among the most difficult

city. mayor's pass should never have allowed the homeless problem to reach this crisis point in the first placeoblem, it is a lot like closing the barn door after the horses get out. this is a city that is as rich as it is beautiful and no excuse for what is happening. whoever is elected next month, stop talking and start fixing things. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook. >> thank you for joining us. look for breaking news on twitter. i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. for all of us, we appreciate for all of us, we appreciate your time to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. ♪ this is the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament. here are today's contestants -- a tenth and eleventh grade english teacher from friendswood, texas... a ninth and tenth grade math teacher from midvale, utah... and a k through 12 gifted and talented teacher from eureka springs, arkansas... and now here is the host of

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city. mayor's pass should never have allowed the homeless problem to reach this crisis point in the first place. so too are the number of car break ins. like the homeless problem, it is a lot like closing the barn door after the horses get out. this is a city that is as rich as it is beautiful and no excuse for what is happening. whoer is elected next month, stop talking and start fixing things. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook. >> thank you for joining us. look for breaking news on twitter. i am ama etz. >> and i am dan ashley. for all of us, we appreciate for all of us, we appreciate your time and see good morning, kyle. oh, good morning, sir. hey, morning. whoa! check out, mr. b! nice threads! (chuckles) uh-oh, did somebody die?

sacramento is the first city to test out those plates. interesting. >> coming up on quts it's "toda ba bay". >> back to work today, we'll have warm weather as we take a live look outside in fremont this morning. it's a fairly mild start. we'll be in the low 60s and before you know it the 70s and 8 0's. more on that coming up next. >> i was really concerned about one vehicle and this scene at the berkeley curve moving very slowly just cleared from our shot. it may have gotten out of the way and possibly off the roadway onto the exit. we'll show you the rest of the build coming up. live pictures f highway 101 and university >>> very good tuesday morning to you. taking a live look outside this morning. palo alto and highway 101. university avenue people up and at them already. the long weekend is over. hope you got a chance to maybe barbecue. temperatures kind of warm yesterday. >> kind of warm, i mean it was sizzling yesterday. >> i was trying to garden yesterday and had to stop and go in. >> wrong day. >> but i got it down. >> my husband d

for the first time a bullet spreads to iran city the democratic republic of congo reason concerns the deadly virus may prove tougher to contain in heavily populated areas. and middle market reveals a father will not be attending a wedding to prince harry but despite speculation about who it will cut down the aisle excitement is building among the fans of the royals hoping to see a fairytale event. i'm up with that shima the israeli military says it's carried out overnight and strikes in gaza in response to machine gunfire from the area this is tensions are running high after more than sixty palestinians were killed by israeli gunfire at the gaza border earlier this week the militant group hamas says most of the dead with own members but seven minus the among the casualties d.j. obvious tanya crema spoke to one family in gaza now in mourning for their teenage daughter. picture on a phone is all that is left fourteen year old west was killed on monday during the protests here and the refugee camp a mother and sister struggle to cope with their loss. and the manner. prevented her from go

sacramento will be the first city to test these. dmv fostering with foster city-based company. they allow them to register online and forget about annual registration tag stickers. plates will update automatically. it's not cheap. the plates cost $699 and require a monthly fee of $7. >>> coming up, the sky is the limit for an east bay eighth-grader who knows just about everything about the earth. >> the young people will win, because we're finished being complacent. >> a message this high school valedictorian loud and clear. why he had to resort to using a bullhorn to deliver his speech. >>> we're going to show you ithe race for governort. has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. and stand up to donald trump. as governor, you can trust me to do what's righ

san francisco is the first city in the u.s. to do this. the biggest barrier getting this drug is people have to show up to a doctor's office and get a prescription. they're not doing that. >> because ultimately this is about helping these individuals but it's also improving the conditions of our street. >> chris is the ultimate success story. he's klein, leaves in the east bay with his wife and has a full-time job helping addicts find their way. things are normal since he had no idea what he was missing out on. >> my normal feels like a high because you haven't been there for so long. you haven't realized what you've been missing. all of a sudden you can see and feel life. >> so how are we going to pay for this? the mayor said it would be $3 million for the entire program but he thinks about 1 million of that could be subsidized. it could be rolled out in a couple months but the mayor says that difference will be dramatic. we're live in san francisco. an unlikely drug space may answer the question. you may have seen this video, people shoo

the approval process. right now further research is being done.the city council may decide one way or the other in the first week of june..reporting live from union city ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (pam) new details... on a story we first brought you as breaking news.. last night at 10:30. we now know .... three people were killed in a d-u-i crash in fremont. police tell kron 4... two of those killed were young girls .... now identified as 9-year-old brooke limas ... and 14- year-old christy limas. and the woman killed has been identified as 39- year-old noelle johnson. all were from manteca. the crash happened late last night on interstate 8-80 in fremont. friends of the family tell kron 4... they were all returning from the bay area, where they had been celebrating a birthday at the san francisco zoo. tonight, we are getting a look at the man police say is responsible... 21-year-old dang tran was arrested for allegedly being high on marijuana. (ken) our team coverage continues tonight on this big story: all eight people in the escalade were from the same extended family. and tonight, relatives and frien

the trip starts off in the city center. the amphibious bus takes around ninety minutes to complete its route at first the tour doesn't seem much different from others in the city but this one has a surprise in store. at least this is a unique tour because sometimes you're on land and other times you're out on the river. today. our first impression of budapest draws us down to the water. the banks of the danube here are part of a unesco world heritage site. but first the bus rolls past some of the city's principal historic monuments and sites like st stephen's basilica where alongside hungary and royalty and saints you'll find the final resting place of soccer legend fed and. then it's back to the bus which now heads for the water even though that's what they fade for the passengers are a little nervous. to the audience the danube is pretty rough today i'm a little anxious about whether the bus can deal with that hope we don't capsize. the high point of the trip is the splash down. the. aisle to the dramatic strains of thus spake zarathustra the bus descends along the ramp into water i'm past injuries heave a collective sigh of

the first in the u.s. most on the tour are optimistic the centers could help clean up the city. but back in california, others aren't convinced. >> how about finding another way to save their lives other than offering them their poison? >> reporter: bishop ron allen runs a drug prevention group based in sacramento that boast 6,000 members across the country. he's also a former drug addict. >> to think that an addict will walk in with their own dope and they're going to want to go to treatment that day is absolutely foolishness. i know for a fact you want your next hit. >> reporter: but vancouver's mayor gregor robinson says supervised drug sites are saving lives. >> we have extraordinary levels of overdoses, hiv, aids infections from people sharing needles. >> your city is still in the midst of a drug crisis. >> we are. sfla c >> can you say these centers are working? >> they've stabilized the communities. >> drug injection sites in vancouver are used more than 30,000 times a month. the city started the program about 15 years ago. since then, not a single person has died of an o

>> i hesitated to say the fundedness because we were one of the first. the city and county of san francisco is one of the very first cities to decide to start funding this type of obligation. i believe -- i don't have the numbers in front of me, but certainly, the retiree health care obligation -- the liability is over $4 billion, the last number i saw, so what the city took, the last charter proposal is to start collecting money from active employees that is in a trust that only under very emergency types of circumstances could the city get into, but they wanted to start having and building up towards a $4 billion. so it's not a significant funded level, but certainly, it represents, i believe, the fore thought of this city to go forward and at least try and resolve the issue. eventually, everyone will be paying 2% -- all active employees will be paying 2% of their pay into this trust, and the city will be paying 1% of that pay. so it's going to take a while, but certainly, it reflects an effort. it used to be managed at the treasurer. in a couple of years they

hamburg is to become the first german city to introduce a diesel ban albeit only a very limited one from thursday of next week older diesels that is models that do not meet the so-called hero six emissions standards will be forbidden from driving in certain sections of just to throw fares last year dozens of german cities were found to have exceeded emissions limits several other german cities are mulling a similar bands. some critics say this fear of the diesel is wildly exaggerated but it's become part of a wider trend more and more countries are trying to get local emissions under control by putting electric cars on their roads china especially has been pushing the technology in a bid to reduce air pollution in this big cities china just recorded the highest number of newly registered cars in twenty seventeen britain with more than half a million new vehicles you can see the figure right here on the country's road the us was in second place in germany rounded out the top five there at the bottom but when we look at the share of electric cars in the individual countries a different pic

." >>> palo alto, california may soon become the first city in the nation to allow emergency blood deliveries by drone. right now that's against the law, but the faa is reviewing 150 different drone ploefzs and plans to allow ten of them to move forward next month. mireya villarreal has the details. >> reporter: this could be the future of health care. drones delivering blood in emergencies. at the stanford blood center in the heart of silicon valley dr. ta pham's team collects about 200 pints of blood each day. most of that supply is stored at the hospital. but sometimes there's a need for more. >> you can't plan for emergencies. and that's where time becomes even more krushell. >> reporter: right now they use a courier service, but the process can be slow. >> it depends on the time of day, courier availability, traffi traffi traffic conditions, anywhere from 30 to 60 minutes. >> and with a drone? >> 10 minutes or less. >> that's a big difference. >> it's a huge difference. >> reporter: andrea is the ceo of drone company matter net. he showed us how it works. the blood would be placed in a s

sacramento is the first city to agree to test the plates. roth has details in today's take a look at this. some license plates in california are about to go digitalsacramento is the first us city to roll out a pilot program testing the new tag technologythe digital plates use wireless technology and allow messages to be changed remotelythe plates could report if the car has been stolen or display vital amber alert infoif the dmv allows it, the tag could also show personal messages when the vehicle isn't in motionthe plates' maker, reviver auto, says similar pilot programs are being looked at in other statesthe tag tech won't be cheap -- plates are expected to sell for $699, plus a $7 monthly feedrivers who purchase the plates will be able to register their vehicles electronically speaking of "license and registration" ....watch as akansas cop conducting a traffic stop narrowly escapes getting hit by a vehicle a dash cam was rolling as the greenwood county sheriff's deputy talked with a driveras he starts to walk back, another vehicle plows i

that makes us the first city in the country to accomplish that metric. we've also been working to add new parks to our system in areas that need new open space. we opened a park at 17th and folsom and just signed closing documents on an area in supervisor kim's district. we feel proud of what we've done working with you on budget over the last years and the nmayor's office. there's a couple of questions i would like to highlight. and that's we worked to expand our peace parks program. it provides recreational opportunities and life skills to high-risk young adults, making sure that 16- and 24-year-olds have something cool to do on a thursday or friday. we've worked closely with public works to implement their pit stop program or a version of it in some of our parks, park restrooms, adjacent restrooms. and this has created a significant reduction for us in vandalism, and quality-of-life type of instances. so we're looking to expand that in the coming years. i would be remiss if i didn't mention that one of the key ways we provide clean and safe parks is t

he was one of the first ripple on the telephone to the first ripple on the telephone to the manager and dalgliesh. the city rivals that sir alex ferguson was called with the neighbours now so successful they said: david, thank you. we'll have the latest on sir alex's condition and reaction throughout the morning. now, we've had plenty of action this weekend but yesterday, it was all about chelsea ladies who won the women's fa cup for the second time. they beat their london rivals arsenal 3—1 in front of a record crowd at wembley. jo currie was watching. in women's football, the crowds are growing, and the stars are shining. chelsea's manager, emma hayes, is due to have twins soon but when your team wins the cup, it's hard to stay away. it's the fourth year running the women's finals have come to wembley. new faces at the home of football made it a record attendance. arsenal and chelsea both have superstar quality but it took until the second half to see it.

cities. >>> debate giving the police commission more authority and independence. brooklyn was the first city in the bay area to create the board. over time other cities watch dog groups have assumed more control with less oversight. berkeley leaders may decide to add a reform measure to the november ballot. >>> a fight breaks out at delores park in san francisco. investigators say a man was stabbed just after 7:00 last night. the victim taken to the hospital. he's going to be okay. several people have been detained but nobody's under arrest. now, safety's been an issue at the park. last year sfpd increased foot patrols after several violent crimes. >>> it is 5:35 now and many people are rooting for a german shepherd puppy found. it was rescued with another puppy from an oakland homeless encampment friday night. they were buried in garbage. the male pup is missing a paw altogether. he is expected to be okay. and already has someone interested in adopting him. but his sister's jaw is broken in several places and it's infected. >> we don't know if it was an active case of abuse, an intenti