that theresa may made.nk that she's seen yes and i think that she's seen that, for instance, you see his personal demeanour from trump's speak comes to speak to him when he comes to address. they, know, they address. they, you know, they appreciate intelligent appreciate he's very intelligent man. think he's good man. they think that he's a good communicator. but i think when you arguments you don't accept his arguments and you know, and you keep, you know, interrogating a interrogating him, he gets a little prickly. and i think little bit prickly. and i think we've a touch that in we've seen a touch of that in the press conferences. and i think of up the wrong way think kind of up the wrong way sometimes. so i think there's a dangen sometimes. so i think there's a danger, perhaps, that he's seen as patronising, but as a bit patronising, but listening them and actually, listening of them and actually, of tory of course, we talk about tory majority as we all know, majority of 70 as we all know, 35 actually r

theresa, what more have you learned today? >> while vick and we've learned a lot, i'm going to get out of the way and you can see for yourself all the remains of this house. and as we are learning, sources confirming, of course, that this was and they believe an active illegal narcotics manufacturing lab right here in the basement of this home in the outer sunset. we've got some video that we can show you a little bit closer up of what is left of this home. this was a neighborhood and we are hearing from neighbors that they had no idea that this was going on. now we know that 53 year-old darren prices been booked and arrested. he's facing several counts, including involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing of narcotics and 2 counts of child endangerment. sources tell me that in regards to the counts of child endangerment, mister price had 2 children. they were at school at the time and there was a woman that out to her body was found in the remains a late thursday evening. and sources tell me this was a and mister price's wife. s

theresa, thank you. thank you. >> other news tonight, a confidential report obtained by kron 4 details findings that our focus on officer misconduct investigations and how oakland's police chief leronne armstrong handle them. >> we've also learned some of the findings were, quote, unfounded and not sustained. the chief is currently on administrative leave while the investigation is ongoing today, kron 4 says it might be talked about the findings in that confidential report in a one-on-one interview with chief armstrong. >> we love being the the weapon discharged. the conclusion was on founded and not so state. so why are we even here clearly don't know why we're here when. >> there's an that isn't unfounded and not sustained fighting, which means that they didn't fire. and yet it's to deter that i did anything. >> but then they took the liberty to try contradict that in a credibility assessment. >> kron 4 obtained this confidential report. it is the work of a law hired by the federal monitor overseeing t

kron four's theresa stasi has been following this story closely joins us now from the scene. >> in the city, what's the latest research? >> ken and pam and i do have to tell you that it's very windy out here and there's one aspect of this investigation with the wind kicking up we can very much smell marijuana right now at this hour. and i have been told by sources that there is still a lot of marijuana still in the rubble behind you. you can see up close what's left of this home and can as you're imagining as well as pam. the house now has these barriers out in front of it. it was late friday when san francisco police announced the arrest of 53 year-old damon price. neighbors tell me that he was living here with his wife who had recently had a stroke. also, they had a couple of 2 bet. 2 children. the cause is still undetermined. but police did arrest price for several counts of manufacturing drugs. i count of manslaughter and 2 counts of child endangerment. i talked with neighbors on this monday as they are still almuch with the aftermath of this explosion. many still have their window

theresa, thank you. thank you. theresa. friends are speaking out tonight about a beloved oakland baker who died after being robbed in oakland earlier this week. jen angel owned angel cakes and she was robbed on monday and died yesterday afternoon. >> kron four's dan kerman has the latest. >> he's been made unspeakably tragic. couple of days. pete, why would he is speaking about the death of his friend oakland baker, jen angel. >> angel suffered a critical brain injury when she was robbed monday afternoon behind the wells fargo on webster street in oakland. she died thursday afternoon. i was with 10 on sunday the day before the incident and she has always was a vibrant and engaging in deeply present with me in actively building community around her as she did. and every element of her life after starting a cupcake business out of her home in 2008 angel opened angel cakes in 2016 and 5th street in oakland. she's tenet ease herself as the cupcake but she's so much more now than everything that she did was with the intent of i'

theresa stasi alive in the sunset in the city. >> thank you, theresa. a concord man has been sentenced to 8 years in prison after he admitted he supplied a fentanyl-laced m 30 pills that caused the overdose death of a 14 year-old girl. >> prosecutors say 22 year-old alejandro urias pleaded guilty to a federal fentanyl distribution charge last summer. according to his plea agreement, a furious admitted that he sold to light blue counterfeit m 30 pills to a teenage girl near concord. high school. the teen then gave one of the pills to the 14 year-old who died of an overdose. antioch police are investigating a hit and run that left a man in critical condition. police say the crash happened just before one this morning at the intersection of deer valley road. and rocky point drive. they're asking neighbors to check their surveillance cameras between 12:30am, and 12:50am, and call police if they have something. >> suspicious and the south bay san jose police arrested 2 men for allegedly possessing firearms and narcotics. police say they conducted a traffic s

may. were the theresa may.hese were the local that quickly local elections that quickly preceded her, her resignation as minister, perhaps rishi sunak's team have been putting out all these words that it's going to be the worst set of local elections ever. and when it's not that that might be a boost, we'll do that . we manage we'll do that. we manage people's kind of thought process in that way. but truth, that in that way. but in truth, that was ebb of the end of was the low ebb of the end of theresa may's kind of premiership. boris came in into the and obviously won big the summer and obviously won big and is why and december, which is why i don't much still what don't hold much still by what the say . i'm don't hold much still by what the say. i'm kind of this the polls say. i'm kind of this far but you take mike far out. but you take mike constituency, for example, we got 65% of vote in the local got 65% of the vote in the local election, of county election, 65% of the county councillors level councillors

the same end as theresa may? should he be? perhaps that should mean the of. you may remember her from the hit bbc podcast series i am a podcast series i am not a monster. or perhaps the front cover of the times magazine . it cover of the times magazine. it turns despite the best turns out that despite the best efforts of lawyers to efforts of her lawyers to present her as some kind of victim, she is for now still banned returning to banned from returning to britain. a win for common sense , i'd of course i , i'd say. of course i understand the argument that she should here and should be tried here and face the force of justice the full force of our justice system. but pretty clear system. but it's pretty clear that she knew, she'd that if she knew, she'd spend the of life in a prison the rest of her life in a prison cell in this she'd cell in this country, she'd never a free life, that never live a free life, that she'd treated as a pariah. she'd be treated as a pariah. she would not be so desperate to come back.

theresa we will get back to you throughout the evening. this stunning sight after a house explosion in san francisco sunset district. >> completely destroying one house. 2 people injured. one firefighter and one missing person. we'll continue our coverage after this week to take a quick commercial break. take a quick commercial break. we'll be right ba there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the insie to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision c

i was talking to some people who were in the theresa administration in theresa may administration in of last week who were frankly amazed that rishi sunak seem be making some of the seem to be making some of the same mistakes that theresa may herself made with the sort of surprise when the dup didn't get on board or initially didn't get on board or initially didn't get on board. i wonder whether or not the same mistakes will now be sort of fixed given there was this delay in announcing the details, maybe some more sweet talking of the dup has been going on behind closed doors, i suppose to some extent will be listening very much carefully to what the dup say in the coming hours than . potentially hours than. potentially conservative backbenchers yeah, absolutely . the again, there's absolutely. the again, there's two basically two levels on which this deal can be understood. first off is constitutionally it's a between the united kingdom and brussels and it can be passed by the uk parliament and it is negotiated by government. but by the uk government. but realistically, reason a dea

but the dup of course got on board to help rishi sunak�*s predecessor theresa may over brexit, whererity in the house of commons, and in return they got around £2 billion to help with northern ireland. we know currently in northern ireland there is a big funding gap. perhaps, perhaps the uk government might be able to, perhaps, ease some of their concerns if they also say that if they go back into power—sharing then quite a lot of resources will follow suit. earlier i also spoke to our europe correspondent, jessica parker, who gave me the reaction from brussels. i think there's a lot of clues. clue number one is that we have known through sources for a little while now that the plan was for ursula von der leyen to head to the uk to do the final sign—off moment. so, obviously, she is now heading to the uk. she'll be in berkshire tomorrow to meet with the prime minister, rishi sunak. and of course we've been building towards this now we've been hearing from multiple people who have knowledge of the talks that they were slowly getting there. downing street, all the while, have been sayi

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theresa may got in a complete mess with the whole brexit issue. what is interesting to start with is they went to windsor to do this. that shows real trust that she stuck her neck out, traveled to britain from brussels and tried to show this deal is workable. previously, that never would have happened. the idea is this deal is done. rishi sunak is trying to show everyone this is a workable deal and he can push it over the line politically, but that's going to take some time. they say from the eu perspective, they can get this done probably by the end of march. brent: still some questions to be answered for sure. thank you. the u.n. secretary general has called for safer travel routes and stronger rescue operations for refugees and migrants. it comes after at least 62 people died in a shipwreck off italy's southern coast. both set out several days ago from western turkey and was carrying mostly afghan, somali and pakistani nationals. reporter: another body, precious possessions, and the splintered remains of the boat that carried them. authorities

it's theresa may and. olly robbins., lord robbins , of course, for his robbins, of course, for his wonderful skills at negotiating barnier , verhofstadt and the barnier, verhofstadt and the others deliberately used northern ireland to trap the british negotiators . they did it british negotiators. they did it brilliantly, and we're living with the consequences. so you tell me, is the windsor framework a win? give me your views, farage at gb news dot uk. well, let's go to westminster. let's be joined by olivia utley, gb news political reporter. i'm olivia . my sense this despite my olivia. my sense this despite my objections on the grounds of sovereignty and continued checks of some nature on goods trade travelling between english ports and northern ireland. my sense of this is the prime minister is going to win this in westminster. pretty comfortable play westminster. pretty comfortable play . yes, the prime minister is play. yes, the prime minister is certainly enjoying his moment in the sun. i've just been in the cham

theresa kron, 4 news. today, a san francisco middle school, they're going to be changing how they welcome and dismiss students. >> after report of a threat made against the school, a parent with roosevelt middle school tells us the school district sent a letter to parents, according to those letters, city police reached out to the school over the weekend about it. facebook post that threatened violence against the school. school says police are actively investigating. they don't have any indication that this is a credible threat. police are going to make an extra patrols around the school this week. we've reached out to sfpd for more info. we've not heard back just yet. well in the south bay, a man was hit by a car and killed in last night. police say it happened in the area of monterey highway and blossom hill road shortly after 9. they say that victim was walking outside of a crosswalk. the driver of that vehicle remain at the scene and is cooperating with that investigation. this marks san jose's 3rd fa

kron four's theresa reports on how the mayor plans to move forward without an official chief to spearhead her plans. increase foot patrols, vehicle enforcement unit, new traffic division. >> all elements of the mayor's new safety initiatives to help strengthen public safety throughout oakland. he can rise to meet >> this challenge is starting next week. you'll see a return of her walking officers to our business and neighborhood shopping districts. this is a unit that hasn't been in existence for the past 2 years. so this is exciting time with oakland acting police chief darren allison and community supporters. >> mayor sheng tao discuss some of the highlights of her plan. for example, today, department of transportation will be announcing. >> it will be announcing its new vehicle enforcement unit to remove the blighted abandoned vehicles. >> metro chamber is committed to a clean and safe oakland. and understands that our future relies on a residence workforce and visitors feeling safe as they live work and play in this beautiful city and when people feel safe, they will come out and shop

all this we want to pull in now i'm theresa fallon. she's the founder and director of the center for russia. europe, asia studies. she joins me from brussels. it's good to see you again. let me ask you about one ye. he told putin today that crises offer opportunities. what opportunities do you think the war in ukraine can offer to both russia and china? where i think it's becoming quite clear that both russia and china had strategic alignment, their interest coincide, and they are challenging the international order. so i think that the chinese character where there is crisis, there is opportunity, even though this war has taken much longer than either putting or she jumping ever envisioned. they are trying to see how they can make that are kind of dreamer, global governance and changing international order work, even though put in a peer is very, very weak. at this point, china is a apparently that the stronger of the 2. it says that it's worried about the conflict escalating and their speculation that she's been paying a will present

doing the good friday peace agreement. 3 british prime ministers tried to find a way around this, theresa may boys johnson lives trust. all 3 fail enter. the new prime minister re she soon act today he apparently broke the breaks it curse or did he let's go to london, our correspondent. you're going ross. she joins me because i want to talk about the new british prime minister just a moment, but let's just consider his words for a moment. he said today a new beginning in the u. k. relationship with the european union. the net for the last few years. a very tense relations, can we say that we are now firmly putting those bad things behind us? those of us who've been following back said for the past 7 years, as is her brand. they really, there was a lot of talk to break the impasse over northern ireland. it's like squaring the circle. and the question is, is this the day richie sooner definitely has a success on the way he had a different approach. he didn't threaten the european union, like some of his predecessors. he wasn't aggressive, he sort of tried to get a pragmatic deal over the li

yeah, very good way to put it, theresa valley with the center for russia, europe, asia studies. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. now to berlin's international gym festival, the berlin knowledge day was the world premier of $20000.00 species of bees. it tells the story of an 8 year old child who explores her identity during a summer vacation in her mother's home town in the basque country. the girl does not like it when people address her by her birth name, and so she goes in search of the white one and a new identity. joining me now from the red carpet at the billing allan is our reporter on a chipper on it's good to see. you tell us more about these 20000 b these 20000 b is yeah, they're definitely in the film. but who was also in the film, is that little girl? it is one of the 2 competition films brands that stars a child as the main protagonist. and let me tell you this girl, her name is sophia kettle. she is incredible. her performance is so generous. it's so raw and it's so touching and she really blew me away. and as we heard before,

theresa thanks very much. >> another big story we are following tonight. friends are speaking out tonight about a beloved oakland baker who died after being robbed in oakland earlier this week. we're talking about jen on the bakery called angel cakes. she was robbed monday. she died yesterday afternoon. kron four's dan kerman has the story. oakland baker, jen angel died thursday. 3 days after suffering a critical brain injury after she was robbed behind the wells fargo on webster street in oakland. the last several days have >> heart-wrenching moving from a place of going through waves hope and grief and that still remains. so there's a lot ahead for of course, and the whole community that all of the communities that and that touched pete, why would he was one of gen angels, close friends. i was with 10 on sunday the day before the incident and she has always was a vibrant and engaging in deeply present with me in actively building community around as she did. and every element of her life after starting a cupcake business out of her home in 2008 angel ope

it's theresa may and. olly robbins.h, now, lord robbins , of course, for his robbins, of course, for his wonderful skills at negotiating barnier , verhofstadt and the barnier, verhofstadt and the others deliberately used northern ireland to trap the british negotiators . they did it british negotiators. they did it brilliantly, and we're living with the consequences. so you tell me, is the windsor framework a win? give me your views, farage at gb news dot uk. well, let's go to westminster. let's be joined by olivia utley, gb news political reporter. i'm olivia . my sense this despite my olivia. my sense this despite my objections on the grounds of sovereignty and continued checks of some nature on goods trade travelling between english ports and northern ireland. my sense of this is the prime minister is going to win this in westminster. pretty comfortable play westminster. pretty comfortable play . yes, the prime minister is play. yes, the prime minister is certainly enjoying his moment in the sun. i've just been in th

i'm around at theresa's. hi, theresa. how are you?act of the cost of living crisis. it's meant a lot to you, hasn't it? the help you get there. it really has. yeah. because i was stuck with the stress and the anxiety of "where will i go? "what will i do?" and i'm talking to nobody, because you'rejudged. i felt in the food bank, i wasn'tjudged. courtney and carole both said, "look, you can call me. "you can talk and we can help." teresa's single and lives with her autistic granddaughter. the food bank and the community hub keep this family afloat. it's no good being proud. proud is not going to feed you. it's not going to help me to get the stuff i need for my home or my bairn. without help, you're stuck in a situation where your mental health does deteriorate quicker. something's got to give. let's hope so. it'll not be me! it won't be you! it'll not be me. i'll be in my corner, fighting. to stock a food bank, you need food. and rising prices mean some people here can't afford to donate any more. basics pasta means you can get more of

theresa, thanks for that update. theresa by reporting the way separated many childrens, the parents social service staff in turkey say many families have been reunited, but more than 100 babies have not been identified. and they're still under the care of the state. sitting close yearly reports from the turkish capital of ankara, people here called us baby, a survivor pulled from under rubble. knife was brought to this childcare complex from atlanta just a week ago. like all these babies, earthquakes that had 10 cities in south west and took year on february 6 separated nave from his parents until they are reunited with their families. they are cared for by child development. officers delivered them. we may not be their mothers, but we are doing our best self confidence and contact is very important for children under the age of 2. they've already been through a lot. i'm just trying to ease their loan initiative. social services say 1353 children out of nearly 1900, have been reunited with their families. but 106 hav

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a palestinian man was also killed in the violence, saw her reports now from west theresa this is where the attack happened in the town. hawaii in the occupied was thank 2 brothers from a nearby legal israeli settlements with shots while driving in a call is ready forces say they're looking for palestinians. suspects authorities immediately set up temporary checkpoints and close existing ones in the area just south of nablus. unfortunately, but though it won't be dropped out, innocent israeli, we will not be filing. we will do everything in our apollo to put that i will make sure that the grading will be able to lead safely. even belinda was ro, shortly after the shooting. israeli settlers in nearby areas burned down several palestinian homes. many have been injured since i thought that israel's new far right government has approved the expansion of thousands of new legal settler homes . it says in response to this year's attacks, sunday shooting happened while a u. s. broke had meeting was being held in jordan between israel and the palestinian authority along with egypt and jordanian

theresa villiers, who reaction. northern ireland secretary cruz for rishi sunak to give a vote on the deal . for rishi sunak to give a vote on the deal. downing for rishi sunak to give a vote on the deal . downing street on the deal. downing street declining to commit to one. yeah.i declining to commit to one. yeah. i mean i mean i've got a lot of respect for jim pickard, you know, except to political correspondent myself . i'm not correspondent myself. i'm not sure about he said, yeah, he might get through, but it could be tight and if he's getting it through on labour votes that is that prime minister has to rely on labour which keir starmer has offered officially is off because it makes rishi sunak's into a corner more difficult. i do think a real issue for the prime and i think olivia has hit the nail on the head with respect because she said that it may be as look sort of clever to say, oh , you're not going to say, oh, you're not going to have a vote yet, but that's just wind up these parliamentarians who are

theresa may and premiership of. theresa may and then johnson.z truss got in, she sort of injected this this i suppose distinction between what adults should able to see on the internet and what children should be able to see on the internet. so the bill no longer sort of censoring the internet sort of would view what children should see differently to what adults should see. is that where the bill has sort of ended up and? is that a better situation than blanket regulation than was first being suggested . well, i think there suggested. well, i think there are some lords, particularly on the left who would like to see the left who would like to see the controversial legal harmful clause put back into legislation. there may well be amendments that come forward in that regard, but i think there is distinction between . adults is distinction between. adults and children and indeed between vulnerable people. we heard some very passionate speeches about those with learning difficulties and how they could be influenced by accessing material online as w

let's let leo get on with theresa who says it's theresa coffee.s it's like an alcohol at coffee you get after after a large meal. she looks like she's had a large meal herself. she says we should all eat turnips like mediaeval peasants to make for the fact peasants to make up for the fact can't get the iceberg lettuce. it's of turnips it's a no shortage of turnips then. mean, if was because then. i mean, if was because nobody because nobody was the turnip because the we saw on it british the one we saw on it british is gin generally awful. that's why we imported tapas and we allowed mass immigration . they brought mass immigration. they brought kebabs with them. we thought grooming gangs were acceptable because spicy because we'll get some spicy lamb disagree see. i lamb dishes. i disagree see. i like a good turn. yeah i mean, i don't have a of catch up don't have a tonne of catch up for me. yeah, a tonne of mozzarella yum, yum . turn mozzarella salad. yum, yum. turn it. pasta. yeah, pasta terrible. and this is an amazing subject. there's a whole

let's let leo get on with theresa who says it's theresa coffee.s it's like an alcohol at coffee you get after after a large meal. she looks like she's had a large meal herself. she says we should all eat turnips like mediaeval peasants to make for the fact peasants to make up for the fact can't get the iceberg lettuce. it's shortage of turnips it's a no shortage of turnips then. if was because then. i mean, if was because nobody because nobody was the turnip because the saw on it british is the one we saw on it british is gin generally awful. that's why we imported tapas and we allowed mass immigration . they brought mass immigration. they brought kebabs with them. thought kebabs with them. we thought grooming gangs were acceptable because spicy because we'll get some spicy lamb disagree see. i lamb dishes. i disagree see. i like a good turn. yeah i mean, i don't have a tonne of catch up for yeah, a tonne of for me. yeah, a tonne of mozzarella yum, yum . turn mozzarella salad. yum, yum. turn it. pasta. yeah, pasta terrible. and this is an amazing

and theresa may chose to swallow the whole thing . all to swallow the whole thing.pect to the former prime minister, really under stood the intricacies of issue. and i'm beginning to feel that the prime minister is taking his minister is just taking his brief from his officials , many brief from his officials, many of whom want to keep part of the uk much under europe's uk very much under europe's auspices in order to prevent any diverge again between the let's face it most the civil service would actually like the whole of the uk to start aligning with single market. lamb this. she's 42 years old. she's not been in parliament very long. 2015, she's climbed the ladder. she now holds one of the four great offices of state . is she really offices of state. is she really , really going resign that position because she she's done a bad deal? well, if she feels that if she calculates i can't speak for her obviously she's she's given her own peace pretty measured but quite tactical of words. i think that she used and i think you'll agree, is a professional politician. but

and theresa may chose to swallow the whole thing . all to swallow the whole thing.pect to the former prime minister, really under stood the intricacies of issue. and i'm beginning to feel that the prime minister is taking his minister is just taking his brief from his officials , many brief from his officials, many of whom want to keep part of the uk much under europe's uk very much under europe's auspices in order to prevent any diverge again between the let's face it most the civil service would actually like the whole of the uk to start aligning with single market. lamb this. she's 42 years old. she's not been in parliament very long. 2015, she's climbed the ladder. she now holds one of the four great offices of state . is she really offices of state. is she really , really going resign that position because she she's done a bad deal? well, if she feels that if she calculates i can't speak for her obviously she's she's given her own peace pretty measured but quite tactical of words. i think that she used and i think you'll agree, is a professional politician. but

theresa based journalist sammy so call gave us this assessment of lincoln to visit well at z a secretary of state, of course it showed his close ties to israel. he met with the prime minister, the minister of the fans dead. there had this kind of like very close a link on security issues and also all the issues connected to these early society . but both was really a striking where he says, statements that he made in ramallah, the kind of sympathy that he expressed towards the palestinians. and also if it condemning our or criticizing the kind of policy, is that the exact israeli government has decided on the last few days, he said that he is opposing the expanding of the supplement project. he's opposing the em legalization of outpost. he is opposing the demolition of palestinian homes . he opposes evictions. these are the kinds of things that we heard saturday night from the israeli government. these are the kinds of policies that this government wants to promote and that was sammy, so call are joining us from jerusalem earlier. the tangled complexity of the israeli palestinian conflic

it would have been form of theresa may's deal . keep keeping theresa may's deal.eping more of the uk inside the single market. the only spartans still in government now holds one of the great offices of state . that shows you the of state. that shows you the extent to which rishi sunak needs. extent to which rishi sunak needs . keep that extent to which rishi sunak needs. keep that part of his party onside and their numerous . there are 60, 80, 100 of them in the parliamentary party or needis in the parliamentary party or need is 15% of the parliamentary party under the tories. frankly wacky to spark . and i hesitate wacky to spark. and i hesitate to say this, mark another leadership election. yeah of course we've we've had keir starmer offering labour's votes to any legislation through but i again that makes it even more difficult for sunak backing him into a corner . you ask the into a corner. you ask the question directly of her, would you resign? she didn't really answer it. surprise, surprise . answer it. surprise, surprise. but she says this isn't the time t

we are _ they theresa may deal did not work. we are now— they theresa may deal did not work.ot heard . deal. i hear this about it being i temporary. i have not heard that deal. i hear this about it being - temporary. i have not heard that at the time. when your colleague was sitting here yesterday, i don't remember that being a salient point when it was signed up to. absolutely it was a temporary _ when it was signed up to. absolutely it was a temporary arrangement, - when it was signed up to. absolutely it was a temporary arrangement, it l it was a temporary arrangement, it has always— it was a temporary arrangement, it has always supposed to have been there _ has always supposed to have been there for— has always supposed to have been there for a — has always supposed to have been there for a period. the opportunity now is— there for a period. the opportunity now is before us, with a genuinely good _ now is before us, with a genuinely good will— now is before us, with a genuinely good will and a constructive attitude _ good will and a constructive attitude from the governme

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theresa stasi has been following the story. tells a tells us that police say the suspect was running a drug lab in the home. >> i'm out here right in front of the home. that was the site of that deadly explosion this past thursday. you can see behind me how the san francisco public works have put up barriers to make sure that no one gets too close to the same. also this hour on this monday, the winds really kicked up. and what that means is that the smell here is so intense. police have said that the suspect who they have arrested in this case was manufacturing drugs out here and the smell of marijuana is incredibly intense. on friday, san francisco police arrested 53 year-old darren prize charging him with manslaughter. the manufacturing of narcotics and 2 counts of child endangerment. the children were not home at the time. i talked with neighbors on monday as they told me that they are still trying to fix windows, blown out by this blast. here's alice because all and get all of this. >> they're supposed to open. and the 5 al

force that will review past cases of officer-involved shootings and in-custody deaths as kron four's theresa tells us the advocates are calling this a good first step. >> we don't want any other family to go through this heartache and trauma that our families are going there. >> cynthia nunes with oakland bay surban peace movement is talking about her cousin, augie gonzalez shown here in body camera video. the 18 year-old died in a shooting involving hayward police in 2018. the city council approved a multimillion dollar settlement with the family. but then alameda da nancy o malley clear the officers involved. but now the family is getting a second chance. gonzalez. his case is one of 8 law enforcement case is being reexamined by the newly elected da pamela price. think that the new unit is a good it's actually like heartening to see that there's like promises that price made her campaign that she's starting to lie. >> actually implement tides gonzales, the death of cody chavez involving pleasanton police in 2022. caleb smith involving hayward police in 2021, joshua, gloria, involving fremo

there are others can force theresa talk to a former oakland council member who had some choice words for the monitor. >> chief armstrong may call a bully, but i i called him a disrupter and i call him, you know, somebody who is a threat to public safety. quite honestly. lynette mcelhaney was elected as the first african-american president of the oakland city council during her tenure. she dealt frequently with federal monitor robert warshaw. >> who oversees the oakland police department? >> i'm deeply concerned about the destabilizing influence of chief for because he continues to leave us on a carousel of rotating chiefs. and that has nothing to do with the public's number one priority, which is public safety. she says that she is alarmed by the outside law firms. 57 page report saying it supports the chief statements that he did nothing wrong >> so respecting what you've read. what was your analysis? >> i think it's a very poorly written smear job. honestly, that there's nothing in it that had not been discovered around covered in the city's records. i think that there's more to be

first theresa talk to a former oakland council member who has some choice words for the monitor. >> chief armstrong may call a bully, but i i called him a disrupter and i call him, you know, somebody who is a threat to public safety. quite honestly. lynette mcelhaney was elected as the first african-american president of the oakland city council during her tenure. she dealt frequently with federal monitor robert warshaw. >> who oversees the oakland police department? >> i'm deeply concerned about the destabilizing influence of chief for because he continues to leave us on a carousel of rotating chiefs. and that has nothing to do with the public's number one priority, which is public safety. she says that she is alarmed by the outside law firms. 57 page report saying it supports the chief statements that he did nothing wrong >> so perspective of what you've read, what was your analysis? >> i think it's a very written smear job. honestly, that there's nothing in it that had not been discovered around covered in the city's records. i think that there's more to be done in terms of a true inve

so, robert and theresa, tell us what marriages -- makes this pizza great? crust, we top it with charred pepperoni, pickled jalapenos. peppers, and top it with fresh whipped ricotta from wisconsin and that kind of brings some balance to it. really, really good. >> okay. >> uh-oh. i think theresa has fighting words. what was that? >> take notes. >> okay. chef bayless, what do you think of milly's pizza in the pan? >> i'm sort of taken in by those pickled jalapenos that are on there and that beautiful ricotta. >> the ricotta looks beautiful. >> i'm into it. >> okay. and, deepti, what about you? are you in love with this slice? >> i am. i think it's the sauce for me. it's just so delicious. >> okay. well, you guys, it's time. so it's time to see who will take the golden pizza cutter. and advance to our final round, audience, drum roll, please. here we go, sheila e. leading it off. okay. sheila e., you're up first, so who you got? >> i think -- i think they were both incredible. george's deep dish. >> okay. one for george's. okay, chef bayless, who gets your vot

. >> and ultimately landed the police chief on paid leave kron four's theresa stasi. gives us a closer look. >> i hit and run inside a san francisco parking garage. this photo obtained by kron. 4 news shows the moment when an oakland police sergeant driving his city-issued suv slammed into a mercedes sedan, ripping off its front bumper in the next photo, the sergeant stops and puts on the brakes. but then according to court documents drives off without leaving a note or reporting the accident to his supervisors. all of this happens on 3/20/2021, to 10, 30 in the morning inside a garage at 3.99. fremont street. the owner of the mercedes later stated that he was shocked when he found his vehicle damaged. as you can see in this side picture, the bumpers barely intact. it took a month for the car to be repaired. 2 months later ft tracing the license plate to opd the owner's insurance company issued this letter to the oakland city attorney's office asking for nearly $14,000 for the damage attaching these photos as evidence. an outside agency has revealed in court documents

interface service this evening was scheduled at the clinton middle school in half moon bay kron four's theresa shows us how the community is coming together tonight. >> the service started with a chinese bell ringing as flower bouquets relay down at the front of the podium. larger flowers stands have the names of each of the victims acquire saying you are loved the first speaker. a community member talked about how the pain of the shooting has ruptured this coastal city of especially in the early hours when no one really knew what was happening. another speaker with a san francisco restorative justice ministry spoke about overcoming this tragedy. >> it's all of us as the community that needs to pull together and support one another. as san francisco's archbishop cordileone, prayed as he blessed both murder sites last friday, he said we come together today to reclaim this place of death as a place of life. >> these took several lives that way from this community. but this tragedy has united more. no, never. evil will not prevail. >> there was a very powerful and emotional moment when those dire