we saw theresa may walking past- — a little more upbeat. we saw theresa may walking past. _ a little more upbeat. we saw theresa may walking past. she is off- a little more upbeat. we saw theresa may walking past. she is off to - a little more upbeat. we saw theresa may walking past. she is off to sign l may walking past. she is off to sign a book. let me ask you specifically about hs2. you are never really behind it in the first place, were you? are you glad the prime minister seems to be on the verge of axing the manchester to birmingham leg? it's a bit of a problem because in a way we _ it's a bit of a problem because in a way we should have made this decision _ way we should have made this decision i_ way we should have made this decision. i never understood if you want _ decision. i never understood if you want to— decision. i never understood if you want to create the great cities of the north— want to create the great cities of the north as competitors to london, why you _ the north as competitors to london, why you needed to tie them to london~ — why you needed to

theresa may.— region and that will continue. theresa ma . ., ., , ., _ theresa may.e attack on israel by hamas was barbaric, _ theresa may. the attack on israel by hamas was barbaric, and _ theresa may. the attack on israel by hamas was barbaric, and terrorists l hamas was barbaric, and terrorists must be defeated, whoever they are, wherever they are. can i commend my right honourable friend and the foreign secretary for the stance the government has taken in support of thejewish community in the uk and in support of israel and its right to defend itself? i welcome the statement from the prime minister that action must be taken in line with international, humanitarian law, but will he commit today that the government will leave no stone unturned in its efforts to prevent regional escalation of the conflict and in doing so will he reflect on the role of iran? i and in doing so will he reflect on the role of iran?— and in doing so will he reflect on the role of iran? i thank my right honourable _ the role of iran? i thank my right honourable friend _ the role of iran?

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theresa, thank you. more than 1000 guests actually attended today's memorial service supports capitol correspondent eytan wallace was. >> at san francisco city hall for the ceremony and has more now on how feinstein was remembered. >> what lots of praise for the late dianne feinstein here memorial service in san francisco. those who spoke remembered for as a trailblazer who dedicated her life to public >> music, tributes and memories a part of this private service on the steps of san francisco city hall paying tribute to california's late u.s. sen. >> dianne blue angels formation in honor of find son flew over the private ceremony at about 1500 people. >> speakers included former house speaker and current san francisco congress member nancy pelosi, senate majority leader chuck schumer and vice president kamala harris. a pre-recorded message from president joe biden also appeared all of the speakers remembering fisa as a woman who broke the glass ceiling for decades. diane. >> the women of america have co

kron four's theresa stasi join us live from marin county at mount temple. pius theresa. >> hi, ken and vicki, we're up here at mount time right with a fire station and it is remarkably beautiful up here. but it is also a reminder of the scenery behind me of how fragile it is. and that is why we all need to be careful with this fire weather watch. >> watch this kind of just, you know, watch out where we're seeing the conditions possible. a red flag warning would be you know, we're expecting those conditions are there in. >> don't bear injure with the national weather service says with high winds and gusts expected in the upper elevations stretching from the santa cruz mountains to the east bay and north bay. now's the time to practice caution. >> you know, really the biggest concern right now, our higher elevations above about 1000 feet or so. that's where the winds will be, the strongest and the humidity will be the driest. there is a slight that those winds could come down into the valleys. it's going to be a breezy day, no matter what. but, you know, we'r

i'm theresa stasi. back to you guys. theresa, thank you. new details tonight in the 2021 lake tahoe murder involving bay area native and former mlb player dan sarah >> who was arrested friday placer county court documents show back in june. the victims younger daughter filed a lawsuit against her older sister and one of the suspects in the case almost 5 months before these arrests were made. to reports. >> a june lawsuit revealing a legal battle between robert garry spore and wendy woods daughters adrian and aaron with younger daughter, adrienne, claiming her older sister erin and erin's husband danny serafini, were involved in her parents, death 5 months before sarah feeney was arrested. in a statement, adrian said, quote, my parents have been incredibly generous to daniel sarah phinney an errant spore throughout their marriage. despite being pressed for my opinion, i cannot comment on my sister's level of involvement at this time. spore inwood were both shot in the head back on saturday, june 5th, 2021 after a masked man wearing a hoodie,

theresa, thank you very much table.e red flag warning and the potential for fire danger. let's go to kron four's tiffany justice. >> she is in lafayette with more information high. tiffany. >> i cs. good morning. there is a red flag warning for many parts of the bay area. red flag warning along with a wind advisory issued. we do want to show you a map to show you the areas that will be impacted. you can see many parts of the day is included in this red flag warning fire officials anticipate a wind event today going into tomorrow that will create critical fire. weather is what they're saying. this red flag warning actually went into effect at 5 o'clock this morning. officials expect when today across the ridges of the north bay east bay and santa cruz mountains, cal fire saying they will have full staffing available with additional resources as needed. >> and the biggest thing is just for the public to be fire safe, that they're operating outside in conditions. and should there be a fire in your area >> be aware of it. a

knew where the de facto deputy under theresa - going.how the conservative party works, you when it is up, when it is down, what is your sense of how this conference is going? has rishi sunak got the rocket boosters he needs to make up the gaps in the poll? yes he does. you make up the gaps in the poll? yes he does- you can — make up the gaps in the poll? yes he does. you can only _ make up the gaps in the poll? yes he does. you can onlyjudge _ make up the gaps in the poll? yes he does. you can onlyjudge a _ does. you can onlyjudge a conference after you have heard the prime _ conference after you have heard the prime minister's speech so there's a lot of— prime minister's speech so there's a lot of internal drama day by day but actually _ lot of internal drama day by day but actually in _ lot of internal drama day by day but actually in the real world that that doesn't _ actually in the real world that that doesn't matter very much what matters — doesn't matter very much what matters is _ doesn't matter very much what matters is what pri

kron four's theresa live from outside emerson's home in pleasant hill. but first kron four's dan kerman joining us from the newsroom with the breakdown of those court documents tan. >> now, the big question is, how could someone do such a thing? these court documents tell a story of a depressed man in crisis grieving the death of a friend. also man who only 48 hours earlier at taken magic mushrooms tuesday afternoon, alaska airlines pilot joseph emerson pleaded not guilty to 83 counts of second degree attempted murder and one count of endangering an aircraft. the pleasant hill man was handcuffed during the brief court appearance. right thing emergency landing a four-minute jumped pilot. >> so exactly they give a ride trying track down the end their verdict. the landing 4 minutes out. >> it was sunday evening when alaska flight 2059 made an emergency landing in portland, an off-duty pilot, joseph emerson, who had been seated in the cockpit in a jump seat behind the actual pilot was arrested following the incident. court documents say the 2 pilots told pol

theresa stasi, back to you guys. >> theresa, thank you. at the time of the attack, hundreds of people were attending an israeli music festival festival. goers say they heard rockets and then gaza militants fired on them and took hostages. we are learning a berkeley native is reported missing in israel on x state. senator scott wiener said, quote, this young man served in the army train to be a medic and was going to music festivals after completing his service. we are working to learn more about the same man. >> san francisco businessman, many you que dio of manatees in the mission is actually in israel. now he was there visiting family kron four's. kerman spoke with him earlier today about being in what is now a war zone. >> imagine a missile rains down from the sky to 18th in castro and billows up badlands. that is like imagine having to like go to bed at night. knowing that that's possible. and that's what people are living with year. san francisco businessman, manny, you qtl who owns man in the mission. >> is talking about what it's li

an extended theresa. >> dave, thank you for that.g warning across the bay area. kron four's tiffany justice in mill valley for us this morning with some more information. good morning, tiffany. >> good morning. terry said this is the most expansive red flag warning the bay area has seen in the past 2 years. and these red flag warnings are only issued when it's critical when there is critical fire weather conditions happening and that's why fire officials are cautioning people about this right now. winds are expected to pick up once again. that can create conditions conducive to wildfires. officials expect winds this weekend across the ridges of the north bay east bay and santa cruz mountains. santa rosa fire speaking with kron 4 about this year's fire season. >> different than others that we've had in recent where it's not just for the upper elevations, at least for the north bay, but also extends into the valley floors. >> ok, so there are several things you can do to prevent fires and wildfires from happening by making sure that yo

force theresa spoke with her family who they say the 35 year-old loved life, loved her children dearlyy just can't believe what has happened. spoke a for right now. just trying to be strong. >> you no mother should have to bury their child. and i >> because this is hard. this is hard for for both of >> that to bury her this mother and daughter grieving the death of jamie narvaez. the 35 year-old mother of 5 children was last heard from in september. >> but last monday, her body was discovered here along mount pleasant road in east saint, say close to joseph grant county park. >> she was just very, very spunky person. >> that couldn't stay still. she couldn't stay still here. and they're enjoyed life. just in joint light especially with her kids. she loved doing things nervous is mother. doreen says her daughter had a kind heart loved adventures and spending time with the family. >> guys on the go on to go. just let me my grandpa. my parents >> she your sister that she followed her legacy with me, you know. but every she called mom to my sister. she caught her you know, that's beautiful

. >> aaron santa rosa, theresa stasi, a kron, 4 news. >> thank you, theresa. coming up, another bay area strike is looming now why employees with san francisco school district say they're ready to hit the picket lines. >> and california congressman kevin mccarthy voted out of a job house speaker. a closer look at the next steps finding look at the next steps finding his replaceme my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya. at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popc

theresa kron, 4 news. >> meantime, strikes continue across the country this time workers from some of the nation's biggest pharmacy chains. walgreens cvs and rite employees say that they're calling out sick from a today until wednesday. they're protesting working conditions and unfair wages. organizers say the goal is to have better staffed stores and improved work-life balance. today's protest follows sickouts by walgreens and cvs employees. earlier this month. >> governor gavin newsom signed the bill into law to create a statewide fentanyl task force capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you who will be on it and what it will do. >> plus, the company this started chat gpt is digging its roots in san francisco. we'll tell you where. sooner the days of those paper tickets when you're riding bart, how long before you'll only be able to scan your way only be able to scan your way on board? ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says “spa day, all day.” but this modern look is so me. how's that for on-trend and on-budget? at floor and decor, with our high-qu

if there's pilot mental health issues here in pleasant hill, theresa kron, 4 news. we have much more on this story on our website. kron 4 dot com. you can scan that qr code on your screen. >> it will take you straight to our coverage. new at 6 tonight, we're learning more about the 16 year-old boy who was shot and killed at a house party in oakley. >> over the weekend, authorities identifying him as ken marion tucker from brentwood. police say the tucker is one of the 4 teens who were shot that night. the other victims did survive. still no word on a suspect tonight. and 4 zone forecast as we get a live picture right now, san francisco with all >> yeah, just in the last few lawrence, at clouds descended that we could see the entire transamerica building about 15 minutes ago really could look need out there would now the were those birds or lease like those are leaves line by right now. you've got a pretty healthy sea breeze. we see some gusts over 30 miles an hour along the coastline into san francisco and that sea breeze continues out there. so the clouds really ki

i'm theresa stasi.e at sfo where the vice president arrived from washington, d.c., with a special group of dignitaries, vice president kamala harris and second gentleman, douglas emhoff for agreed by u.s. senator alex padilla and his wife angela padilla, also in attendance, the new junior senator from california la funds, a butler butler fill the late senator feinstein's seat appointed this week by california governor gavin newsom. >> u.s. representative eric swalwell, maxine waters, jared huffman and former congresswoman jane harman traveled with the vice president town. >> as did adam schiff and barbara both representatives who announced their candidacy to fill feinstein's seat after she announced a few months ago that she planned not to run for reelection in 2020 for the vice president and her husband reportedly staying in the san francisco bay area before returning on friday, the washington, d.c., at sfo, theresa back to you in the studio. >> more than

. >> here in the newsroom, theresa stasi, back to you guys. >> thank you, theresa, take a look at this. here's a look at the uc berkeley's central sierra snow lab earlier today. yep, it's snowing. the lab says it's expecting up to 3 inches of snow within the next few hours. opening day for tahoe ski resorts just around the corner. this after that, when a record breaking winter that we had last year, kron four's gayle ong here in the studio details on that. gale, people getting pumped up about ski season. yeah, hard to believe. we're already here, especially after. >> the ski season was deal was actually pushed back to the spring and even the summer for one. so we're seeing those light snow passing through the snowflakes in air today. not enough to ski just yet. resorts are excited and preparing for opening day. >> we're definitely starting to ramp up and having the here. we're planning on beginning snowmaking tonight. so those temperatures are actually getting low enough that we can start making zimmerman communications manager at heavenly mountain resort, getting ready for this year's

theresa stasi kron, 4 news. back to you guys. 06:00am. >> did a job granted. >> vicki wants to do a dine and dish on the doughnuts all 3 to 28 the so, yeah, let's make it out. but thank you to reason that that's coming up. >> oakland now joining a list various cities using license plate readers to crack down on crime. details on when they'll be rolled out. plus, an east bay high school left shaken after hate speech is spray painted on their parade floats. how police are handling that. and one on one with president biden and chinese president xi jing ping might happen in the bay area next month. we'll tell you next month. we'll tell you where after the break. we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just

. >> officials announced the arrest of several suspects tied to 2 cases and perhaps others force theresa stasi with the details for us as well as a message from law enforcement. >> the oakland police department announcing the arrest of 5 people recently for felony crimes, including carjacking, armed robbery and burglary. the first case back on october 7 pier on the 700 block of prospect avenue near ken one road. that's where a food delivery operator says that he was robbed by 2 suspects. >> the vehicle they were using was terms to be connected to a carjacked vehicle. both are also persons of interest in numerous other robbery investigations. just want to charge pending an for the rest is a number of those crimes. >> police say that they recovered this replica firearm during the arrest as well as stolen property. then on the same day, another armed robbery here on the 1600 block of macarthur boulevard near hardly avenue. >> with respect business. one suspect was killed in the waistband area while the other 2 suspects jumped over the counter. the access to customers and we will still money

may here, i think— liz truss and theresa may here, i think it's — liz truss and theresa may here, iconferences still actively involved, i welcome that. do think— actively involved, i welcome that. do think the corporation tax should be cut to 19%? we do think the corporation tax should be cut to 19%?— be cut to 19%? we are all conservatives _ be cut to 19%? we are all conservatives here, i be cut to 19%? we are all- conservatives here, conservatives love lower — conservatives here, conservatives love lower taxes, but that is ultimately a matter for the chancellor pot you been in power for 13 years. _ chancellor pot you been in power for 13 years. you — chancellor pot you been in power for 13 years, you can do those things if you want— 13 years, you can do those things if you want to — 13 years, you can do those things if you want to. i can't do that here on tv! that's— you want to. i can't do that here on tv! that's a — you want to. i can't do that here on tv! that's a matter for the chancellor to announce a fiscal statement coming up, autumn statement budget, those are the things—

and that's got them theresa may.he state that they're in today. >> tories the >> are the tories still the nasty party? >> ashley well, if we were, we wouldn't in power. wouldn't be in power. >> i say we oops, i just let yeah, we wouldn't, we wouldn't have won the vote, would we? and we won majority up we and we won the majority up north, which used to be labour. so can't be that nasty. we so we can't be that nasty. we must something right. must be doing something right. >> you go. well, look, >> so there you go. well, look, it's opinions. do it's all about opinions. what do you the tories still you think? are the tories still the party market? the nasty party market? gb news.com are the supermarket. aldi become a sniper from aldi has become a sniper from the side, becoming the uk's fourth largest grocer as it opens hundreds of more stores in wealthier areas . aldi has wealthier areas. aldi has hoovered up customers from traditional supermarkets , traditional supermarkets, including the art market ones . including the

teresa bow reporting there from ashton theresa. actually before i let you go, i want to ask you the latest on, not the truth build up because i believe the, the build up phase of that is done. but the head of the is really military has said essentially that they're ready and they're now waiting for the go ahead from the politicians. well, that's correct. and when you are here, that is evidence, there's hundreds of thousands of folders that have been already been deployed here . hundreds of tags of onboard vehicle for proficient switching degree, hooking towards god. but it's not clear when this ground defense it will take place . so could have been delayed because of the hostages being held in god is that also because the united states have been trying to increase the military efforts around the we joined in case of the war. but what do we have been hearing, however, is that there is any intent here that we talk to you at how that ground offensive could take face, whether it would be a massive source or it could be special forces o

theresa both. thank you for all that reporting from 0, which as you said, is just 23 kilometers away from augusta. i want to go to jerusalem. big development there us presidential biden is said to visit israel on a wednesday in a show of solidarity secretary of state anthony blinking made the announcement after overnight talks with his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and blinking also said that they had agreed to begin work on some kind of plan that could see a allowed into gaza. the united states and israel have agreed to develop a plan that will enable the amount of trained aid from donor nations and multi lateral organizations. to reach civilians and guys and them alone, including the possibility of creating areas to help keep civilians out of harm's way. it is critical that aid begin flowing into a gas as soon as possible. we shares was concerned that i'm us may seize or destroy a 8 entering garza or otherwise preventing it from reaching the people who need it . if a boss in any way b

theresa back to you guys in the studio. theresa, thank you.the time of the attack, hundreds of people were attending an israeli music festival. festival. goers say they heard rockets and then gaza militants. >> fired on them and took hostages. we are learning a berkeley native is reported missing in israel. nacs state senator scott wiener said this young man, a berkeley native, served in the army trains to be a medic and was going to music festivals after completing his service. it's not clear if he was at that specific music festival where those attacks happened. meantime, san francisco businessman manny yaki top tall que. te all of manatees in the mission is actually in israel right now visiting his family kron four's. dan kerman talked with him today about what's happening now a war zone. >> i'm not in one of the southern towns that was invaded by terrorists and militias and the writers. i have to deal with running for cover and being a bomb shelter. san francisco businessman, you queue teel who owns man is in the mission was in the israeli

theresa may's husband, philip. oh, did you see? there's.ink it's a little bit. >> i think it's a little bit. >> i don't know. i think it's a bit fashioned. bit old fashioned. >> think old fashioned? yeah. mean, does seem >> yeah. i mean, it does seem a bit but doesn't it? bit strange, but doesn't it? >> sort of. >> it's sort of. >> it's sort of. >> it's sort of. >> it's all kind of deferring and they don't look and clapping. they don't look like equals. there's something about also, about not being like also, i think he's trying. >> we're reading too think he's trying. >> into we're reading too think he's trying. >> into it,e're reading too think he's trying. >> into it, but'eading too think he's trying. >> into it, but'eading “tom, much into it, but i think, tom, there's a significant there's a more significant i think they're trying to neutralise the fact he's the richest we've richest prime minister we've ever to ever had because he's married to a who's daughter a woman who's the daughter of a billionaire. is an billionaire. so presenter

— governments of david cameron, theresa may etc, but actually thinking — theresa may etc, but actuallyer the last 30 years, notjust the last 13, the last 30, _ 30 years, notjust the last 13, the last 30, thinking about whether — and i_ last 30, thinking about whether — and i do _ last 30, thinking about whether — and i do not — last 30, thinking about whether — and i do not know if this is going to work- — and i do not know if this is going to work— but thinking about, is there _ to work— but thinking about, is there a — to work— but thinking about, is there a chance that this country can do politics— there a chance that this country can do politics differently now, with him as— do politics differently now, with him as leader, than we have done for a generation? that is the change we need, _ a generation? that is the change we need. not _ a generation? that is the change we need, notjust a change from boris johnson _ need, notjust a change from boris johnson or— need, notjust a change from boris johnson or liz truss. lets need, notjust a change from boris johnson or liz truss.— need, n

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which language used by theresa 2017. went theresa may in 2017.bly certainly >> borrowing probably certainly no income tax. so no increase in income tax. so the things you might the usual things you might expect, there's no big rabbit there, nothing . no real news is there, nothing. no real news is more of mood music thing, a vibe. >> when liz truss said, we're going to go for growth and that is we're to going end up is how we're to going end up paying is how we're to going end up paying and everything paying for stuff and everything melted . and melted down, disintegrates. and before you know, melted down, disintegrates. and befor(was you know, melted down, disintegrates. and befor(was a you know, melted down, disintegrates. and befor(was a lettuce you know, melted down, disintegrates. and befor(was a lettuce onj know, melted down, disintegrates. and befor(was a lettuce on the ow, melted down, disintegrates. and befor(was a lettuce on the front there was a lettuce on the front of daily the rest there was a lettuce on the front of history. ly the

hartford's theresa stasi o has that story. >> mommy, okay. and she said no, i can still hear them.hey're trying to break in the house. >> gabriel glick's men says for hours after the attack he could not reach his mother in israel 2 hours. >> told my wife. there's a good chance that she's no longer with us. >> the berkeley resident says he called around trying to find out any information about her. he said he didn't sleep at all, but then in the morning around 06:00am he got word she was alive and shared how she survived the brutal attack on her home. >> and she said some ice terrorists came in. they grab phone and no told him to stay in reinforced through. they closed the room close the door. she did not know what to do. >> and she. >> notice that they were pouring some flammable as or something outside that door. >> she saw. the worst may be fire. maybe, you know. and she was praying and said, please, m you know, she jumped out of the window with their pajamas in flip-flops and she's 81 years-old clicks. men says as she was running, she saw gunned down neighbors and homes burning.

>> back to theresa >> brought it back to theresa may. did. >> brought it back to theresa majthat did.gh. >> that was a bit weird, though. >> that was a bit weird, though. >> yeah. yeah >> yeah. yeah >> should we talk about drinking and sensible ? and generation sensible? apparently fifth of under 25 is a teetotallers and fewer than half them drink weekly. i was half of them drink weekly. i was very surprised this. very surprised by this. >> well, yeah. >> nigel. well, yeah. >> nigel. well, yeah. >> i think that probably >> i mean i think that probably that times have when that times have changed. when i grew was actually grew up, it was actually fashionable to get wasted . i fashionable to get wasted. i think that things have changed for the generations since that time. so people are keener on health, that they like to be in control. they need to be in control. they need to be in control for jobs which are much more risky. and i think that that they like the idea of not sort of waking going through life pie. i'd i think this control thing is something about young people at the moment.

we've got for theresa with a look at the work being done. knowing yourself and free yourself. and i think that's a big theme for our students here and undocumented communities, right where find your voice, find your voice. find your our team. our cause is the program services coordinator for the undocumented community center at skyline college in san bruno growing up with immigrant parents, he says helping others navigate higher education is deeply personal. the white board inspirational messages is just one of several ways. marquez says his team is trying to reshape college and make it a successful experience for undocumented students. i'm able to expand all of those experiences and i'm able to provide so much more of my knowledge. >> so much my advocacy before. >> underrepresented in under marginalize group, especially when it comes to higher education. the latest figures from the california community college system show that 50 to 70,000 undocumented students at 10, one. >> of the 116 campuses in the state. a recent chancers report also r

cropper's theresa has the story.> received information that possibly 3 vehicles pulled up to a retail establishment. >> this shattered role of glass in the back of this pickup truck is all that is left of the front door of the do your store and post and grand avenue in san francisco. san francisco police say that it was around 6.45 thursday morning. the high end fashion bootique was the site of an elaborate smash-and-grab. this is video police still on the scene that was posted to the citizen app hours after the crime. one of those vehicles drove into that business. >> multiple subjects jumped out of the vehicles, entered the store and stole store merchandise. sergeant robert wu says one car loaded with stolen goods was discovered a short time later on the bay bridge sisters who were responding to the scene. >> for the incident spotted one of the vehicles that matched the description. the officers observed that vehicle. on an on ramp onto the eastbound direction of the bay bridge as officers follow those suspects and

thank you, theresa. a 33 on the clock in the east bay, the effort to oust alameda county district attorney pamela price is gaining momentum. >> organizers of the recall effort say they are ready to begin gathering signatures this week. the group called save alameda for everyone are safe for short has until march 5th. together more than 73,000 signatures. that will then need to be verified by the county. the group says that since being elected district attorney price hasn't been aggressive enough in prosecuting crimes or supportive enough when it comes to the victims of those crimes. >> they want to talk about public look at the pieces. as you look at people we talked to, we go to every city and everyone is talking about my god. you we feel we don't few safe. we want everybody to be safe in the current administration. that is not their main focus. that's not the priority. it's so we have to do something different. >> you know, organizers say they plan to spend 2 million dollars on the recall effort. we di

sandra fell bridge toll plaza kron four's theresa stasi has more on the plan to get lanes up and running again. the fiery accident monday night towards the far right lane, known as lane 7 and seriously impacted the integrity of lanes 5, 6, according to caltrans, the chp is investigating the cause of the crash that killed the big rig driver. >> westbound traffic was shut down for hours that night. and now days later, repairs are still underway with no estimate on when 3 damage lanes will reopen. >> caltrans has made a priority reopen far right lanes are caught up in years. tell us that 40,000 vehicles use to westbound 85, 80 across richmond. sandra fell bridge every day. so is a major priority for the department to get those lanes back open, but obviously want to do it vince jacala is a caltrans spokesperson. he explains a large team continues to assess what it will take to safely rebuild the lanes >> if the department is looking at emergency directors order, so hopefully those lanes, we can get those back as soon as possible. but obviously that depends the department securing the funding

cropper's theresa has their story. >> authorities say that they received a report of an unresponsive joseph grant county park on october 9th. they say evidence discovered at the scene prompted the santa clara sheriff's department's homicide unit to take over the case, although they would not elaborate on what type of evidence was collected at the scene. kron, 4 news has learned that the cause of death was multiple gunshot wounds. >> was says i'm not going to let my sister so this is caught. so a person is caught news to come forward or somebody with news, please. it too. we just want answers. why? why would this somebody? take this person is light. >> this mother and daughter say that the homicide victim was jamie not bres. the 35 year-old mother from modesto had 5 children and she was last heard from in september. >> she was just very, very spunky person. >> that couldn't stay still. couldn't stay still here. and they're enjoyed life. just enjoyed light. especially with her kids. she loved doing things nervous is mother. doreen says her daughter had a kind heart loved adventures and

. >> they can't believe what's happened to kron four's theresa has the story. >> authorities say that they received a report of an unresponsive woman on the side of the road here on mount pleasant road in east saint xavier, joseph grant county park on october 9th. they say evidence discovered at the scene prompted the santa clara sheriff's department's homicide unit to take over the case, although they would not elaborate on what type of evidence was collected at the scene. kron, 4 news has learned that the cause of death was multiple gunshot wounds. >> that was says i'm not going to let my sister so this is caught. so a person is caught news to come forward come or somebody with news, please. it too. we just want answers. why? why would this somebody? take this person is light. >> this mother and daughter say that the homicide victim was jamie, not for us. the 35 year-old mother from modesto had 5 children and she was last heard from in september. >> she was just very, very spunky person. >> that couldn't stay still. she couldn't stay still here. and they're enjoyed life. just in joi

we have kron four's theresa with the story. >> so being a part julie posted this picture of her husbanda crowdfunding site. she writes that he is still getting treatment for his burns at saint francis memorial hospital in san francisco. it was nearly 2 weeks ago siraj was working at his store, ap and food and liquor in el sobrante when kendall burton allegedly walked in and tried to steal some items during a confrontation. sabina says burton used a lighter and kerosene and set her husband on fire. she says also the family is now quote, overwhelmed by the mental trauma and the pressure of medical procedures. >> we were tremendously side. this was an awful event. our heart goes out to the victim and his family members. >> air and a ferrari is a senior deputy district attorney with contra costa county in court documents. the da's office is charged with 6 felonies, including assault with caustic chemicals, aggravated mayhem and robbery that the circumstances are just breathtaking. >> can't go too much into the facts. but fortunately, the evidence was captured on surveillance video or other

cropper's theresa stasi takes a look at the story. >> authorities say that they received a report ofsponsive woman on the side of the road here on mount pleasant road in east saint xavier, joseph grant county park on october 9th. they say evidence discovered at the scene prompted the santa clara sheriff's department's homicide unit to take over the case, although they would not elaborate on what type of evidence was collected at the scene. kron, 4 news has learned that the cause of death was multiple gunshot wounds. >> was says i'm not going to let my sister so this is caught. so a person is caught news to come forward or or somebody with news, please. it too. we just want answers. why? why would this somebody? take this person is right. >> this mother and daughter say that the homicide victim was jamie not bres. the 35 year-old mother from modesto had 5 children and she was last heard from in september. >> she was just very, very spunky person. >> that couldn't stay still. couldn't stay still here. and they're enjoyed life. just enjoying life. especially with her kids. she loved doi

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host: theresa in little rock, arkansas. caller: it is a little early for us back here. i wanted to ask you a couple of questions. what do you know about the special authority iran mallory that was removed for his security clearance. he was removed for his security clearance. there was some question about his background. there is another person who is still working in defense that may or may not be like mallory. he had some things. then i was reading that hunter biden -- hunter biden, we have given it a lot of money to palestine, nearly half a billion dollars that he went against trump and other people to give money for infrastructure and humanitarian aid. when you say that gaza runs the area that is kind of bad because they do that. there's a lot of things out there that bothers me with as giving money to palestine. it i just wanted more information be --i just wanted more information about it. guest: the first question, i am not an expert on that. i know it is under investigation. on the subject to the west bank, the biden administration restarted that. we plan in our

that's what theresa government. that's what theresa may said. then since labour may said.gainst are defining themselves against what a chaotic tory party like theresa may did in 2017 and it fell apart, where's the positivity? i don't see it yet. >> okay, let's have a little look at what he told you. christopher. you can see the whole interview on the gb news website, but here's what he said to chris. >> well, it's crisis on the south coast of england. immigration regularly tops the polls. issue gb news polls. the big issue for gb news viewers. yeah, barely mentioned in is that in your speech, though. is that why? because you're not concerned it? concerned about it? not a problem if become prime minister? >> no, of course we're concerned about think anybody would about it. i think anybody would be concerned, owned by a government that's lost control be concerned, owned by a go the|ment that's lost control be concerned, owned by a gothe bordersiat's lost control be concerned, owned by a go the borders that lost control be concerned, owned by a gothe borders thatlost to 1trol

. >> when theresa was forced to sell her home and move her family into parents' house, well, she hadoved out. but on october 6th, 2001, theresa says something happened that would haunt her for more than two decades. theresa says she hasn't spoken publicly about it until now. >> we had been separated for a few months, and i had gone out for the evening. came back home, pulled into the driveway, and i was carrying my keys, my purse, and a capri sun. i'll never forget that. and went around the corner, and i was punched in the face. full force. knocked me off balance. and he was wearing a halloween mask. >> do you remember what the mask looked like? >> yes, it was a werewolf. and he started beat me up. >> so you've fallen to the ground at this point? >> i was off balance, and he -- he started punching me. >> and then how did you get away? >> i had gotten myself on my knees, and he went behind and he put his hands on my chin and my back of my head. and he was -- i know he was going to break my neck. and i just remember thinking that my mom was going to come out in the morning and find me

a 0 is theresa bo reporting from asked or thank you very much teresa. now let's consider the latest diplomatic moves on the global stage at the united nation. specifically, the un security council has held an open debate on the war on gossip at no resolution has been passed as of yet. the secretary general said international lawyers being violated and israel's bombardment of gaza. a comment that prompted an angry reaction from israel. antonia whichever is also appealed for an immediate cease fire. kristin salumi has more from un headquarters in new york. the horrors of the war on gaza on full display and the security council on with urgent calls to help civilians on both sides, front and center. the un secretary general says it's not enough to blame us. it is important to also recognize the effects by i'm honestly not happen in the vacuum on the policy. didn't people have been subjects it to 56 years of self locating occupation? the comment, unacceptable to israel, who demanded his resignation. russia, china, the u. a among many council members, calling

cropper's theresa tells us what's next now for both teams. >> there was no winners and this on either side that's thomas case, a sports writer for the vallejo times herald. >> he took this picture of the vallejo high school varsity football team on the sidelines after a fight broke out during last friday's game against kennedy high. and then kenny players retaliate. >> they have a problem with little having a problem. and with and second, it's there's punches being thrown by players, not, says that when he snapped the photo, the coaches were trying to calm down the teen. so that play could resume. i want to make this very clear. i never saw any coaches throwing punches, but they were involved was shouting most of them are trying to separate players. but then says another fight occurred. it's probably like about a 10 minute away. and while they're all hard lane, a second incident kind of starts. and this is like coaches, hr. there fans yelling at each other. you know, when i was interviewing the rat, like, get out of here, games been called, not safe like so. that was hope i can get th

. >> in martinez, theresa kron, 4 news. >> now to a former corrections officer who is now facing bribery charges after authorities say he accepted bribes to smuggle phones into a state prison in vacaville. the department of justice says 43 year-old stephen crittendon smuggled in the phones between 2021 2022, if convicted, he faces 10 years in federal prison and a fine of $250,000. barr has appointed kevin franklin as its new police chief. after serving in that role and on an interim basis. >> the agency's general manager sharing in a statement the franklin has been heavily involved in increasing police presence and as played a role in several safety improvement. franklin was made interim chief back in may after serving on the force for 27 years. he began his career-wise. oakland police department. >> san francisco's new care court is now open. it is intended to provide assistance to people struggling with mental health and substance abuse disorders, petitions for treatment can be filed, starting today. once the petition is filed, the court will decide whether the person meets the require

reports 2 players from each team may be ejected and unable to play in the next few games and the theresa kron, 4 news. >> well, the san francisco bay ferry is changing its schedule and routes to do construction at the alameda terminal. the project will include major repairs, including replacing the old bridge in modernizing the terminal lighting ferry riders this morning seemed excited about the upgrades. >> taking the ferry for. over lake for 12 years. >> on and off and that perry that ferry terminal needed a lot of work. this one is really nice and i'd love to have more like this in the city in alameda. >> the richmond weekday route, by the way, will now depart it 12, 15 instead of noon. the downtown san francisco 11:20am, departure to richmond is now canceled ferry service. well, so cancel between alameda and oakland as well as the seaplane departure at a 25. so a lot of changes and they will remain in effect until january. 1st. >> still ahead here on kron, 4 news at 11, a snow winery already preparing for possible flooding. this winter will show you how. >> but first, what 3 street v

theresa bo, you're currently in, mr. watson's southern israel. we're charles filed that report from as we speak, is israel still sending more military assets around gaza as well? that's what i've done here instead of where the population that remains here is though trying to recover from the shock from the shots. her sense of the ability that they had prior to this incident to yours twice are ongoing right here. we're able to hear at least 10 years strikes this morning. we do know that these rarely, military saying that they have had at least 100 of how much targets in gaza. and at the same time they have started, they continue moving a troops towards this part of the country we have seen. we have seen our board vehicles, we have seen tanks and lots of soldiers among many other things. you're also using vessels from the sea there with precision guided munitions that is rarely military saying they have head, for example, the him, us headquarters in central gas that also a bank that operated with him a however, right now the big question is about w

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popular oak ridge mall and actually in the midst of a number of different shopping centers off santa theresa boulevard where one of these new automated license plate readers is going to be installed. the goal is to more than double the number of these in the city by around thanksgiving. here is the problem. here is part of the solution. today crews from the flock safety company were installing new automated license plate readers near shopping centers and major thoroughfares throughout san jose. the state-of-the-art solar-powered camera is called the falcon. >> if a vehicle's license plate is on like a hot list for, you know, could be a stolen vehicle or a number of crimes, or even a neighbor alert or silver alert, if it's in the system and they pass in front of it, the police will get an immediate update. >> reporter: they were purchased by san jose using local funds and a state grant meant to fight retail theft. the cameras will add to the 72 already put up in a city pilot program two years ago. it will more than double the number in san jose to over 150 by around the end of november. mayor

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