all right, thank you, theresa. take a live look out at the san mateo bridge tonight where traffic is. >> flowing smoothly, but it was a different story earlier today. 2 crashes caused traffic to be backed up for several hours in the westbound lanes near foster city's see cars there on the right trying to get to the peninsula. the chp says one crash involving 5 cars occurred and another crash involved. 2 cars. both happened about 10 o'clock this morning. so it was a mess. officers say there were minor injuries in the 5 car crash. no injuries and the other one, the causes of the crashes are under investigation. historic wildfires are burning out of control right now in the texas in the panhandle area right now, texas governor greg add is issuing disaster declarations for some 60 counties there. >> the smokehouse creek fire. it has chewed through more than 500,000 acres since it started on monday. the fire northeast of amarillo is now the second largest fire in texas history. there is no containment yet. authorities s

the investigation is closing down roads in the area and kron four's theresa stasi, who joins us now live in san mateo with the latest. good evening to recent. all right. obviously having a little bit of trouble with the signal there to 2 recent will get back to that story momentarily. but again, 4 people found dead in a home and 2 of them are young children in an unrelated incident. 4 people have been found dead at a south lake tahoe home today. among the dead 3 men and a woman all between the ages of 30 40 police say they believe substance abuse was a factor in the deaths will keep you posted. there. police in oakland are asking for your help identifying someone who they say has been involved with a homicide. that was last july 27th. that is when a person was found shot dead at 7th and international. if you know of anything regarding this case, you're asked to contact the oakland police department's homicide section. in san francisco. police say they've made 23 arrests during to nighttime operations around un plaza. the 2 recent operations are part of the latest phase of the city's effo

theresa, grant health experts are calling the study a big wake-up call, saying that it sheds. >> and important light on the subject, especially as you use of cannabis is on the rise among all age brackets is especially young americans. >> very interesting study and a timely a study given the fact that more and more people using cannabis doctor joseph wu is a director of stanford university cardio vascular institute. >> addressing a new study on cannabis and cardio vascular health. the findings frequent usage resulted in a 42% increase in strokes. 25% increase in heart attacks published in the journal of american heart backed by national institutes of health. the study drew its results from nearly a half-million cannabis users. >> so when the smoky get to those one is the particular matter cause and damage the lawn and that he is seeing causing damage to system. >> the study drill down on how toxins released into the body when cannabis is burned is similar to tobacco smoking. but the doctor says that the active ingredient of thc and cannabis causes even more of a heart risk. in additi

theresa stasi joins us now live in studio with more on this theresa all vicki, it's being called a successful operation so far. >> and city leaders say that they hope it continues on this path. >> 71 arrests the recovery of 145 stolen vehicles. that is just some of the data being released involving the first phase of a collaboration between chp and opd. this is video provided to kron some of the work being done announced last week. governor newsom directed 120 chp officers to join specialty units targeting auto theft, drug cases and retail crimes. besides the arrest, the chp says that they helped with the seizure of illicit drugs, the recovery of $60,000 worth of stolen electronics. the seizure of 4 firearms, including an unregistered ghost gun. a have uploaded a number of the cases and they're being processed. >> according to the way that we normally do that, which is that we have 6 charging deputies at the wily menu courthouse and they will review each of the reports as they come in and make the appropriate turned decisions. >> the recent surge of 120 chp officers specifically helping units

bo joins us live from the origin time capital theresa . we've seen these. i'm to start with the approach as just getting bigger and bigger on the streets. people are extremely unhappy about president me lives before the 12. that's correct and there's been lots of tension right here. people are continue to be on the streets hours. john, speaking against president, have you have anything i can read? they have been debating for hours and now it's not clear yet when the voltage is going to happen. it can happen on thursday night or on friday or in the morning, but it's up to you and also whether it's going to pass. you can see there's thousands of security forces deployed on around congress. and there's also pro testers. the police have been preventing them from reaching the building and also from blocking the roads. we're also seeing lots of people with fox and times. this is a traditional way that people in argentina used to protest against different administrations and they're also present here in congress today. this is a big political tes

people remain extremely unhappy about present legs before the hello theresa, can you hear me? i told a star, and even though ha, while we're here outside congress, there's been lots of issues with connectivity. but what's been going on here we haven't seen in argentina in many, many years. we've seen clashes between the police and protesters who were trying to get close to congress with seeing the police using water cannons. robert bullets hyper spray among other things on protesters preventing them not only from making it to where the building is located. but also from blocking the roads, which is a government policy, they say that they won't allow any protesters from looking the roles. we've also been seeing people with talked some time. this is a traditional way that people in argentina used to protest against different administration. so there's several people on the streets with thoughts, sometimes extremely concerned about what will happen in argentina from now on. the debate has been ongoing since wednesdays. here it's expected to last between 40 and 50 hours. it's up t

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theresa stasi takes a closer look now at this latest development. facing an escalating crime wave in the east bay on thursday. governor gavin newsom along with attorney general rob bonta. >> an alameda county da pamela price announcing the formation of a new partnership. the partnership will bring state attorneys from both the ags office and national guard to boost law enforcement capacity specifically in oakland and the east bay called keeping california safe. the partnership will be focused on helping county prosecutors go after suspects involved in violent crimes, serious drug-related crimes and property crimes, including retail theft, an auto burglary, a great >> demonstration of collaborative leadership where no one is trying to go at it alone. we all know that we need each other to help. and to deliver the outcomes that are necessary and in that spirit of cooperation and collaboration and partnership. we're working together and i believe we're going to be successful. da pamela price said, quote, i welcome the support from the governor. >> in t

theresa may paul. and seems like theresa may was right. all along.ther call to urgently another slogan call to urgently revive theresa may's plan for eu wide defence treaty. so the former uk prime minister theresa may many remember her. >> yeah, there's many of them. >> yeah, there's many of them. >> yeah. do you remember. >> yeah. do you remember. >> yeah. do you remember. >> yeah. just recently. >> yeah. just recently. >> yeah. just recently. >> yeah. exactly. proposal for cenotaph gets pretty crowded nowadays, yes, yes nowadays, doesn't it? yes, yes it does . um, for an eu wide it does. um, for an eu wide defence treaty needs to be revisited urgently. now again . revisited urgently. now again. must be now. now. >> must be done now. the leader of emmanuel macron's political group in brussels has said so. >> those are the first two red flags for me. first of all, is that, um, this is urgently demanded by europhile because all of macron's buddies are europhiles and, um, that it's been reported in the guardian. so first of all, that is the context. an

at times with your first lady theresa. theresa, thank you very much for your love and support. [applause] one of the best and most important part of my job is visiting with parents, veterans, seniors, teachers, law enforcement officers, business leaders, faith leaders, farmers and, of course, our young people. idaho is diverse but one quality about idaho's people is consistent. they continue to fight to keep our great state a special place for this generation and theou next. that's always been my goal also. never settle and keep improving even though we are leading the country in so many ways we can always do better. because we want idaho to be the place where we all can have the opportunity to thrive, where our children and grandchildren choose to stay and for the ones that have left to choose to return. [applause] >> you the leaders of the state have helped idaho surge ahead of the competition. of course, of note we are the least regulated state. we are one of the safest states in the union, we rank first for income growth. idaho is one of the most physically responsible stat

a punch on towards theresa stasi has details from santa rosa. >> from sandbags to rescue boats in north bay is preparing for the next batch of storms projected to bring a downpour, especeally to the city of santa rosa fire department well as a number of fire agencies across sonoma county are up staff in advance of what we hope turns out to not be anything significant but making preparations for potential flooding. santa rosa fire marshal paul and paul says that with the ground saturated from the last storm where they saw downed trees, pulled down power lines. it is vital. he says. >> to have extra resources on hand that we're anticipating some rapid rise in creeks and streams and probably some localized flooding. >> with that, unfortunately, we do see time and time again where people drive flooded roads, get stranded and require some sort of rescue. the san jose fire is planning to be one of 3 swift water rescue teams of staff across the that will able to not only respond to emergencies within our communities but assist other agencies in other jurisdictions around the county. we've just

knot pharma serves hundreds of children a year as our conference theresa stasi, a reports flood waters are threatening to main areas at the santa rosa facility. >> the rush is on forget me. knot farm in santa rosa have a boot and is actually our feed room to. so we really need to keep it dry. so the water is seeping in there. now, executive director carol raf men showed me how the most recent storm is pooling water and pushing into critical areas. i'm probably happened overnight because it was dry. yesterday, the children's therapy farm opened up in 1992. rathbun says is the facility for abused and at-risk children has helped thousands over the years, offering them a haven to learn and heal with somewhere and take out there. and she seems love >> brafman says in addition to struggling to stop flood waters from destroying supplies, they're also worried about flood waters impacting the animals time grant money. we were able to >> some engineers out here and try and divert that water. and again, because we're in the wetlands, we have to be really careful. our neighbors all have a lot of w

you in alameda county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> police arrested 2 men they say are responsible for a series of armed robberies at san jose bakeries. police say the robberies happened between december and january in each case, witnesses say 2 men with a gun showed up and demanded money making off with thousands of dollars. 37 year-old to ramos and 41 year-old arturo vasquez ayala have been booked into the santa clara county jail. the san mateo county board of supervisors has passed a resolution in support of state legislation that would put control of autonomous vehicles in the hands of local governments right now that power is in the hands of the dmv and the california public utilities commission. this resolution comes as waymo has proposed a plan to expand its driverless vehicle service. be on san francisco to the peninsula as far south as sonny bill. the dmv has already okay that expansion, but the cpsc has yet to decide the board of supervisors agreed that waymo's proposed expansion to san mateo county is premature. >> the state agencies are allowing unfettered access to our roads

macy store that are theresa spoke with in walnut creek. >> yes, they were sad, but they're relieved that their local store is not getting the axe. not yet anyway. >> actually, it is 6 stories of fabulous. it's reaction tuesday in walnut creek about macy's, big announcement. you still shopping miss it. yes, we her feel mostly shoppers like shuri hicks say that they enjoy venturing into the brick and mortar store, but they also expressed surprise and shock to hear about the closure of 150 macy's department stores and the plan say all of that behemoth macy's building in downtown san francisco, leaving its future murky. >> sad to see all mazes in san francisco's closing because it's follows by for service. nordstrom mazes others had harsher words to go to san francisco anymore. it's not clean enough anymore. >> and that feel safe. san francisco mayor london breed blamed the closure on several factors such as the rise in online shopping. however, many stepping into the store say it is more complicated than that. i just know that the macy's creek and smaller when the wind, san francisco warnin

. >> news spread quickly about the closure of the downtown san francisco, macy's as kron four's theresa stasi. a report at the macy's in walnut creek. the news was met with sadness and relief. their local stories so far not on the hit list. >> on a sunny tuesday afternoon foot traffic into this macy's at broadway plaza was bustling. you still shopping, miss it? yes, we her feel mostly shoppers like shuri hicks say that they enjoyed venturing into the brick and mortar store, but they also expressed surprised and shocked to hear about the closure of 150 macy's department stores and the planned sale of that behemoth macy's building in downtown san francisco, leaving its future murky. >> seen it all mazes in san francisco's closing because it's follows by for nordstrom macy's actually is 6 stories of fabulous. it's sad. others had harsher words to go to san francisco anymore. why? >> it's not clean enough anymore. and that feel safe san francisco mayor london breed blamed the closure on several factors such as the rise in online shopping. >> however, many stepping into the store say it is m

are theresa standing by in santa rosa? >> one of the hardest areas hit by the storm. but first, let's go to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow at the weather center. lawrence, here we go. we're really just getting into the storm system now. we've had the rain out ahead of the main front. well, these next few hours going to get rough around the bay area. we've already seen some problems out on the road, just a vote from people hydroplaning out there and sliding on all the wet pavement outside. you can see toward the golden gate bridge. you've got all that rain on the ground already. and there's a lot more rain to come going to be intensifying year in the next few hours, specially the front begins to move in. what a storm it's been so far. he's been a large storm and atmospheric river event. that means tap some subtropical moisture all the way from the hawaiian islands and brought that with it. now on the backside of this storm, there's going to be just a little ripple of low pressure in the back side. that's going to be enough to kind of squeeze the water out like

at the height of our most recent atmospheric river kron four's theresa report. >> about the lock and went through the mechanism opened it up in the sewer. they still most of the personal equipment that was was kept in gone. that is what a specialized team of firefighters discovered last wednesday morning say woke up out of pleasanton hotel, ready to get back to work but found someone had ripped into their trucks and stolen equipment and bags and that we've been working for 4 days straight. >> find out tomorrow went into the hotel and we came out crew. but you both are pickup trucks are vandalized, broken into a store but change sides and personal equipment from us. >> this is crew ate in action last week during the latest powerful storms that swept through the bay area. eric truax with alameda county fire department says that the unit is new and designed to tackle emergencies such as downed trees and other calamities. we had to go out of service for unable to provide that service that we have been for the last week to the communities. you know, we're a new program. >> and that's that

kron four's theresa has details. >> to be able to come and see her husband dead on the ground is like, well, he's just >> gives you shivers. no, not in my neighborhood. >> police are searching. more on that later. police are searching for a suspect after a man was found stabbed to death in the parking lot of pleasant hill park. the victim has been identified as 37 year-old santiago to cobo of pittsburgh. police say he worked as a janitor and been working at the park late friday night to was found by his wife who is worried when he didn't come home. people who frequently use at park say they are shocked by the news of this discovery. police have no suspects say that come and see her husband dead on the ground is like? >> well, he's just >> gives you shivers. no, not in my neighborhood. >> police say they have no suspects and they're hoping for some leads from the public. after last night's super bowl loss. a lot a niner fans know that they're going to come to terms with the fact that they at least have to wait another year for a shot at the championship. crown charles clifford was nsa

four's theresa report. >> 3 d printer. a partial completed firearm handle ammunition, gang paraphernalia. these are some of the items confiscated at a home on summer creek drive is part of a search warrant in an ongoing investigation. police say that the items belong to a 14 year-old montgomery high school student. we worked with the school. officials are able to locate this 14 year-old boy on the montgomery school campus. he was cooperative and was arrested and booked into juvenile hall possession firearms and manufacturing. 3 pretty santa rosa chief john cregan says that the arrest was handled by the recently reinstated game crimes in santa rosa. we've seen a significant increase in gang activities, specifically juveniles in our community. >> so in december of last year, we relaunched are dedicating crimes team. these are for highly trained. detectives was one started supervising that team on tuesday. the unit took in this cash, arresting 2 teenagers for assault weapons, drugs and financial crimes for 17 years old locate

theresa stasi live in the newsroom. thank you. >> good news and bad news for president biden today. special counsel robert hur will not charge him in connection to the classified documents found at his delaware home and private office. but herded question biden's memory and decision-making. the report from the justice department provided evidence biden willfully retain classified materials after his vice presidency and he had the money was a private citizen. it criticizes the way biden handled sensitive government info but also explains why he shouldn't be charged with a crime. it follows a year-long investigation into the improper retention of those documents by biden. from this time. it's senator and vice president after biden's lawyers uncovered classified documents in his offices. representatives contacted the national archives to arrange for the return. the fbi then opened an investigation. her the special counsel is a trump appointee who said charges were not merited for multiple reasons, including the likely inability to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. and in a damning

of staff to theresa may when she was prime minister, called barlow, former chief of staff to theresae minister, called the barlow, former chief of staff to theresa may when she was prime minister, called the remarks despicable. a growing number of people publicly denouncing what lee anderson was saying. he was deputy stare —— chair of the conservative party, a prominent spokesperson for the party until quite recently. they try to to apologise and he refused to do so so for that he is suspended. we don't know how long that suspension will last. if he does not apologise it could last until the next election and he would not be eligible to stand as a conservative candidate so this is potentially very serious for him. whether he has other plans remains to be seen but he willjoin a number of mps who are sitting as independents because they have been pushed out because —— pushed out by their respective parties. the labour party has welcomed the whip being withdrawn from lee anderson, although he has not been kicked out of the conservative parliamentary party, they said hearty apologise, th

fix in oakland and more reinforcements to fight crime are coming to the east bay city crowd force theresa joins us live in the newsroom with the latest on this push teresa. >> while this is certainly a huge push to try and make a difference. this comes on the heels of 120 chp officers coming to oakland. i just spoke with the attorney general rob bonta about why this is significant. however, at the same time, lawyers are being a little critical about this, saying that there's more to this. >> facing an escalating crime wave in the east bay on thursday. governor gavin newsom along with attorney general rob bonta and alameda county da pamela price announcing the formation of a new partnership. the partnership will bring state attorneys from both the ags office and national guard to boost law enforcement capacity specifically in oakland and the east bay called keeping california safe. the partnership will be focused on helping county prosecutors go after suspects involved in violent crimes, serious drug-related crimes and property crimes, including retail theft, an auto burglary, a great >> d

that's theresa stasi live in the newsroom. las vegas is know for a lot of things. wild parties nightlife. but when comes to the teams playing on sunday, at least now late in the week. strictly business. both teams. we're trying to hammer that point home and talking about these final preparations before the game. our justine waltman has the latest from las vegas. >> good morning. we're no longer going to be hearing from either the san francisco forty-niners or the kansas city chiefs. they're not talking to the media anymore after what they announced yesterday and the big buzzword that was coming out of both training camps focus. they're saying it's time to get down to business. and it's a beautiful day here in las vegas. finally getting to see some sun, the beautiful sunrise out here this morning with allegiant stadium here behind us. the rain had been a big issue all week long today we're dealing with some wind chills, but the weather not really seeming to bother either the san francisco forty-niners or that kansas city chiefs will start with what's going on at nin

theresa is stasio kron. 4 news. >> it's 7, 35 2 bay area. mayors are endorsing a state ballot measure to increase criminal penalties for drug dealing. san francisco mayor london breed and san jose mayor matt mahan. they're getting behind propped 47 reform that among other things would reduce punishment for drug possession as well as the theft of items under $950, the homelessness, drug addiction and seth reduction act that they're pushing would make seth with 2 or more prior convictions, a jail abul felony. and it also increases the penalties for the sale and possession of fentanyl. however, people would be given the option to avoid jail time. if sandra treatment program to qualify for the november ballot, it needs 450,000 signatures. so far they've collected about 360,000. >> on the peninsula. 55 year-old san mateo man now in custody accused of robbing one bank wednesday and then trying to rob another bank the day before. so san mateo police say the first incident happened tuesday afternoon. police say that's when this person went into a ba

it's maria, theresa and professor michael wooldridge. and explore the pedals and possibilities of authorship intelligence. it changes the way we think. and then the way we all can protect ourselves. studio b, b a. i series on a jersey to the the book look and watching. i'll just remind you of all top stories here. it's really as trying so kind of the central golf in the city of denver about that on sunday night living several homes, at least the the palestinians have been killed over the past day. the wounded of being taken to alex on today's present. gabriel bar, it shows that 2 days natural morning after bonfires killed moving 100 people strong winds and skulking key to choose the flames of the coastal file to reach. so each time us sentences of released types of a deal that excites video create as well. i need praise as well as funding to tackle searching migration republicans have been insisting on including funding for us, for the security intent for creating more assistance for ukraine. i know to the border between mexico and the u

theresa is stasio kron. 4 news. >> it's 33 and to east bay rape and murder cold cases from the 1970's have been solved. the crimes were committed in newark and hayward and then of all, 48 year-old hayward resident theresa pico and 60 year-old newark resident, nelly hicks. their cases remain cold until late last year when the fbi connected the crimes. 2 a killer using dna. and that lead to fred bernard farnham, the man responsible for both of those crimes. barnum who was from oregon. >> died in a hospital in 2007 at the age of 73. and criminal records show. he was a convicted of a series of assaults in the bay area. >> investigators believe that he may have been connected to even more rapes and murders in nevada, north dakota, idaho, oregon and alaska. >> will 2 bay area mayors right now are endorsing a state ballot measure to increase criminal penalties for drug dealing. san francisco mayor london breed and san jose mayor matt mahan want to reform propped 47 which among other things reduced punishments for drug possession, as well as the theft of items worth less than $950. that's why

claimed victory . independent candidates, backed by the imprisoned con, have won the most states, but theresa muslim league has emerged as the biggest single party on the military. hometown myanmar has declared mandatory military service for all young men and women. according to state media. this applies to men aged 18 to 35 and women from 18 to 27. the on mar has been highly unstable since a cool 3 years ago in the home to us struggling to contain armed uprisings around the country. former us president and republican front runner donald trump has again called america's commitment to nato into question at a campaign. really, trump said russia could do whatever it wants to countries that have not met defense spending obligations. the white house calling trump comments about us allies appalling and on hinge to finland is sent to elect it's new president. then the 2nd round of voting on sunday, former prime minister and center arrived. candidates. alexander stewart is leading the poles. he's facing off with former foreign minister and pick a harvest though from the green left. finland is nato's

theresa kron. 4 news. >> let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast right now.re taking a live look at downtown san francisco. the financial district looks like maybe the rain has come down just a little bit out there. but we know that the wind continues to be the big concern. gayle ong joining us with a look at what to expect a gale. >> hello, dan. yes. so that precipitation has now transitioned into a convection. that means isolated thunderstorms. we've been seeing. and this is a post frontal showers after that atmospheric river rolled on. and so here's a couple weather headlines to know about going into at least tuesday, isolated thunderstorms and dangerous. gusty winds until at least tomorrow morning. and as far as how much rain we're expecting going forward, maybe about up to 5 inches in the mountains. but we're looking about half an inch too. almost 2 inches of rain. and of course, we're still dealing with some minor flooding out there. so we still have flood watches in place. a warning in the north bay. so we could see mudslides, trees down and several cu

that's maybe a full house around the region, a china, a laptop ever think china, theresa an economic like china 3, but call the people to also help. i'll keep the next bar. badging became the biggest buy event to me is just cold and palm while i'm the top expo destination of electronics made in south korea and taiwan. if you either look at the idea of pay, what i mean china has being this thing that has happened to them in terms of, you know, their economic, a transformation towards the unexplored driven economy. the 2nd pillar of china is economic power is outward investments. as the chinese economy expanded is companies as well as its complement became bolder. china has started to become an important outbound direct investor for countries in the region. i was trying these farms, us setup operations throughout the south east asia, decisions and issues and you 7000000000 dollar high speed rail. the countries 1st began to pricing and i'll tell you, but it's main funder. china is bouncing road initiative to over the past decade. the flagship policy, a chinese president, eugene paying h

claimed victory and the general election independent candidates backs by con, one the most sees but theresa muslim league emerge. the biggest single party boat counting is still underway after an election mars by violence and allegations of vote. rigging, thousands of revelers have taken to the streets of brazil's rio de janeiro to kick off the annual carnival events are being held despite the city state of emergency due to an epidemic of daphne fever. some 200000 tourists are expected to visit brazil for this year's festival, which lasts until february 14 billions of people are marking the beginning of the lunar new year to double use if need be calling reports now, from a temple in hong kong to mrs. hall hall cole right in saying that yeah, off the track and thousands of people flocks to this famous temples, to offer the fast in says at the old to at midnight to mock the very beginning of luna, new year as a traditional ritual worship us belief as it early as a mix. that offerings the best of luck they will have in the yeah. has is also the 1st new. yeah. well we can find people to celebr

and the newsroom, theresa kron, 4 news. >> tnt says it's sending a representative to the next board of supervisors meeting in san mateo, too. answer any questions. this after county officials demanded a tnt provide documents and to testify in person about the company's proposal to end landline service in the area. supervisor ray mueller says that too many people in his district live in areas with unreliable or no cell service. he says no landline access could mean that some people can dial 9-1-1, in emergencies. raging waters officially has a new owner of the san jose city council approved a new leasing contracts for the new management of the water park. >> allowing raging waters to operate this summer. the park of originally opened in 1985. but was closed indefinitely in september after its lease with the city ended. all right. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 10 o'clock. but be sure to stay here for kron. 4 news at 11. >> and we all sports night live coming up right after when peter dickson led my platoon into combat live coming up right after this. in afghanistan, he cared about two th

when the when theresa may was being , was when the when theresa may was being, was being, when the whenresa may was being, was being , uh, was being, um, was being, uh, was i think, violated by donald trump is that what i remember when she, when her, her leopard skin shoes were sure about poking out from under her, under a i remember i do remember now i wonder where it was going, but i certainly this now. certainly remember this now. >> look it later. >> so i'll look it up later. >> so i'll look it up later. >> or if not, i'll ask a child in a playground anyway, we go on one more story in the telegraph. >> the >> yes, well, of course the telegraph go king has telegraph go with king has cancer uh, petra of cancer again and, uh, petra of uh. yeah his royal highness there and but also very interestingly, they've got a rather story here, but rather smaller story here, but it's story far as i'm it's a big story as far as i'm concerned. it a suspected concerned. it says a suspected chemical dead . chemical attacker may be dead. and the reason they're hypothesising this is because he was last

you in alameda county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> the newly-opened immigration court in concord is facing some backlash. immigrant rights groups ripped rallied outside the court today saying local government did not let the community know the court was set to open. the court is located in a predominantly spanish-speaking neighborhood and many people worry the court will instill fear in the commenity. the justice department is currently hiring. 21 immigration judges for that conquered court. a bay area man is safe tonight. thanks to first responders who rescued him from the snow. >> crews say that the san francisco man was visiting kirkwood ski resort for the first time and got lost when he ventured off from the resort slopes. luckily, though, he was able to take shelter and called for help. a helicopter was sent to his rescue. >> we provide them some snow shoes and hiked in back to the helicopter and then transport them back to kirkwood where he met emergency services there. and i got released that i went to was not a normal marked trail. and that's why this happened. that's why i do this

um interestingly enough, theresa may, who was the home secretary at that time, did pubush secretary atublish her memoirs titled the abuse of power . publish her memoirs titled the abuse of power. uh, ironically , abuse of power. uh, ironically, but did not make any mention of this story. so we'll see how it pans out, basically. yeah. >> i mean, paul, do you think this people scratching around this is people scratching around to next post office to find the next post office scandal? to find the next post office sca maybe. mean , it's the >> maybe. i mean, it's in the guardian. so i'm sorry, but guardian. so, so i'm sorry, but that's the that's the, the that's the that's the, the that's what we're that's the perspective we're looking through. and it's interesting first of all, that this was first of all, that this was first discovered in a panorama show on the bbc. there's no way they would air a show like that now that that would be criticising people for allowing immigrants to come into the country. no, it's criticising no, no. yeah, that's exactly my point. i'm not sure i'm making it

you know, i mean, tifan of theresa her. i'm honest. you know, i mean, tifan of theresa may. r.doing no one. um, doing so, please, no one. um, and a, know, and we needed a, you know, a hardliner boris. if you hardliner like boris. if you like to come along and you know, he what what he did actually say what what nigel's been saying for years, do you think cut to the chase. >> think, david, if boris >> do you think, david, if boris johnson the leader the johnson was the leader of the conservative party at the next general you more general election, you get more votes boris prime votes with boris as the prime minister than with rishi sunak as minister. or as the prime minister. yes or no? >> it's not that simple. i mean, bofisisnt >> it's not that simple. i mean, boris isn't in parliament. um, you know, i'm a friend of boris's. i'm not going to say anything wrong about him. i like the man. but rishi sunak is a prime minister and we're going to be going to the next election with i think with rishi sunak. and i think that a budget coming that we've got a budget coming up. what in up.

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theresa stasi with that story. >> 71 arrests the recovery of 145 stolen vehicles. that is just some of the data being released involving the first phase collaboration between chp and opd. this is video provided to kron some of the work being done announced last week. governor newsom directed 120 chp officers to join specialty units targeting auto theft drug cases and retail crimes. besides the arrest, the chp says that they helped with the seizure of illicit drugs, the recovery of $60,000 worth of stolen electronics. the seizure of 4 firearms, including an unregistered ghost gun. a have uploaded a number of the cases and they're being processed. >> according to the way that we normally do that, which is that we have 6 charging deputies at the wily menu courthouse and they will review each of the reports as they come in and make the appropriate turn decisions. >> the recent surge of 120 chp officers specifically helping units in oakland will shift in the coming weeks. according to chp commissioner with 50 going to other east bay cities. while 72 will remain hyper-fo

s david saw the crimes were committed in newark in hayward involved. 48 year-old hayward resident theresaple, the 60 year-old newark president neeli hicks. the cases are make coal into late last year the fbi help connect the prawns to the alleged killer using dna. some retail man was arrested in connection to a bank robbery and attempted bank robbery. so they say he tried to rob a bank on south of communal reality tuesday. robbed another one in the same area on wednesday. children at franklin elementary school are learning about financial literacy for a former banker turned educator. teacher says the lessons range from basic money management identify needs versus wants learning about the stock market. libraries in san francisco and kansas city. made a bet ahead of the super bowl defending on the winds, a librarian from kansas city or san francisco going to be reading a van pulled on social media while sporting the year of pull its teams. all these that score. >> the weekend storm continues to cause problems. so there's still a mudslide, debris and drowned power lines on highway 9. my near

this nonprofit called forget me knot farm serves hundreds of children every year as kron four's theresa stasi reports, flood waters are now threatening that santa rosa facility. >> the rush is on forget me. knot farm in santa rosa have a boot and is actually our feed room to. so we really need to keep it dry. so the water is seeping in there. now, executive director carol raf men showed me how the most recent storm is pulling water. >> and pushing into critical areas. i'm probably happened overnight because it was dry yesterday. the children's there be farm opened up more than 30 years ago. brafman says that the haven for abused and at-risk children has helped thousands over the years, offering them a haven to bon learn and heal with is just out there. and she seems love >> brafman says in addition to struggling to stop flood waters from destroying supplies. >> they're also worried about flood waters impacting the animals time grant money. we were able to get at some engineers out here and try and divert that water. >> and again, because we're in the wetlands, we have to be really caref

kron four's theresa shows us what investigators found inside that teen's home. >> 3 d printer, a partialed firearm handle ammunition, gang paraphernalia. these are some of the items confiscated at a home on summer creek drive is part of a search warrant in an ongoing investigation. police say that the items belong to a 14 year-old montgomery high school student. we worked with the school. officials are able to locate this 14 year-old boy on the montgomery school campus. >> he was cooperative and was arrested and booked into juvenile hall possession firearms and manufacturing. 3 pretty santa rosa chief john cregan says that the arrest was handled by the recently reinstated game crimes in santa rosa. we've seen a significant increase in gang activities, specifically among juveniles in our community. so in december of last year, we relaunched are dedicating crimes team. these are for highly trained. detec ives was one sergeant supervising that team on tuesday. the unit took and this cash. >> arresting 2 teenagers for assault weapons, drugs and financial crimes located automatic locklear kid

you alameda county, theresa kron 4 11. >> 33 is the time.an accused of stealing this small plane and that crash landing half. moon bay has pleaded not guilty. luis, errors is accused of stealing the plane from palo alto last week. he doesn't have a pilot's it's not surprising he had to put it down. eventually he remains blew in the first place. he is in jail now. $10,000 bond. he was also given a public defender after his request to represent of south was denied his next. hearing is scheduled for later this month. we'll keep following the story. a 34 the north bay sanibel police are looking for a man. >> who assaulted a girl touched her inappropriately in front of her friends. this happened at the northgate mall earlier this week. and who they're looking for is u.s. enoch just roll back and get his name. it's enoch ca place. this is the man they're looking for. they say that he the police say he went into this group of young people, approached a girl inappropriately, touched her arm and then they say she hid and her friends tried to take pic

but nope, their equipment was stolen kron four's theresa stasi with the story. >> i drove out the lock and went through the mechanism, opened it up. and that's where this storm most of the personal equipment that was was kept in gone. that is what a specialized team of firefighters discovered last wednesday morning say woke up out of pleasanton hotel, ready to get back to work but found someone had ripped into their trucks and stolen equipment and backs and that we've been working for 4 days straight. >> finding out tomorrow went into the hotel and we came out crew. but you both are pickup trucks are vandalized, broken into a store chain saws and personal equipment from us. >> this is crew ate in action last during the latest powerful storms that swept through the bay area. erik truax with alameda county fire department says that the unit is new and designed to tackle emergencies such as downed trees and other calamities. we had to go out of service for unable to provide that service that we have been for the last week to the communities. you know, we're a new program. >> and that's th

and crawford's theresa stasi was actually up in the north bay, taking a look at some of the damage thathe north bay, a giant redwood tree came crashing down, crashing a vehicle trapping the driver inside this happening just north of todd road in santa rosa on highway 101 around 07:00am sunday morning. the area shut down as emergency crews rushed and >> we observed that there was a vehicle that had that was underneath the tree. solo driver. that driver sustained major unknown injuries and was transported to a local hospital. caltrans arrived very quickly and fire and started hit the tree down. i saw flash outside my window. >> yeah. so i knew there was something going wrong. >> santa rosa resident co had this a dangerous situation in his neighborhood off of college avenue tree cracked at its base, snagging lines, knocking out power to residents for several blocks. i call the non-emergency 9-1-1 lab that it didn't hurt anybody. and know for sure. absolutely. nobody wants to get hurt. damage was widespread in santa rosa sunday with crews hustling to respond. predicted wins, it were let lis