and i just wanted justice for vicky. >> she was vicky's voice, and vicky was about to be heard.on that box. >> i was just so excited. it's like a kid at christmas. wow, just what i wanted! >> coming up! but it would not be just what bobby lozano won it. >> the totality of that case was so strong, that bobby lozano had shot and killed his wife. >> when dateline continues! e pursuit for your pigment is no exception. it's time you had a proven choice to help restore what's yours. opzelura is the first and only fda-approved prescription treatment for nonsegmental vitiligo proven to help repigment skin over time. restoring what's yours. it's possible with a steroid-free cream that you can apply yourself. opzelura can lower your ability to fight infections including tb or hepatitis b or c. serious lung infections, skin cancer, blood clots, and low blood cell counts occurred with opzelura. in people taking jak inhibitors, serious infections, increased risk of death, lymphoma, other cancers, and major cardiovascular events have occurred. the most common side effects were acne and itchin

vicky nguyen, nbc news, new york. >> it sounded just like vicky when we come back, there is good newsight. the kids are conquering so much more than just great heights. >>> there's good news tonight about overcoming obstacles and the unique program helping kids living with cancer conquer their fears and make new friends. >> high five that was a good one. >> there you go. >> at planet rock fitness in ann arbor, michigan >> keep going, almost half way these brave kids are reaching new heights while building strength, courage and community. >> yeah! >> let's go! >> that's life changing because the children here are either living with or recovering from cancer >> do it again, buddy. a little higher than the black triangle >> it's a free program called rock cancer dreamed up by pediatric oncologist dr. carl cashman from the university of michigan. >> what is it about rock climbing that's magic. >> your whole body, arms, hand and feet that all have to go together and it is the mental piece and you have to talk yourself into going higher. for these kids that haven't done it before, it is a m

thank you, vicki, are debited at a — off to rwanda.are debited at a -- _ off to rwanda. thank you, vicki, are debited at a -- deputy _ off to rwanda. thank you, vicki, are debited at a -- deputy political- debited at a —— deputy political editor, watching those votes and speaking to mps as they move through that part of the house of commons. you can still see on your screen those life pictures, those amendments are happening and you can see as well the first results starting to come through to, or we will keep you up—to—date notjust with that part of the starting —— story but also with the main vote. as vicki was saying, it could be a few hours later than now but when it happens you a see here on bbc news and under bbc website as well. let's talk a bit more about what the government is trying to do. joining me is professor renos papadopoulos, founderand director of the " centre for trauma, asylum and refugees�* at the university of essex. thank you for your time this evening, tell me first of all what is your view of this bill and this

here's vicky nguyen with what you need to know to spot the deep fakes. >> reporter: hugging and evensing the -- now more than ever it's hard to believe what you see. >> did trump really kiss the top scientist? well, of course he didn't. >> reporter: or hear. >> what a bunch of malarkey. >> reporter: like this phone call to voters just before the new hampshire primary. >> it's important that you save your vote for the november election. >> reporter: it sounds like president biden, but the problem is, it's not real. a fake likely created by artificial intelligence. >> they are compelling and convincing. they sound real. they look real. >> reporter: video and audio deep fakes powered by a.i. are on the rise, and according to public citizen, right now there are no federal laws that make them illegal. >> so there's massive possibility for fraud and really introducing electoral chaos. >> reporter: ben coleman is the ceo of reality defender, a software company combating a.i. deep fakes. is it a wild west right now? >> i think it's absolutely an arms race, yes. >> reporter: free tools on the

my name is vicki morwitz. i am a professor of marketing at columbia business school and columbia university. thank you for inviting me to testify on the issue of protecting consumers from junk fees. i look at how consumers process junk fees and surcharges. i have discussed this research in my classes and have given recent seminars around the world. in my testimony, i will discuss two practices i settled -- i studied in depth. position pricing and debt pricing. academic research makes clear that consumers make poor decisions when firms only include pricing. we defined this pricing as a strategy where firms decide to divide a price into two mandatory prices. the product and then the mandatory fees. any hotels put a mandatory fee on top of the daily room rate. these are sometimes called destination fees and can range from $25 to $50 a night. for many rental car fees, it goes over the daily car rate like a vehicle licensing fee. pricing has shown that when firms separate out mandatory surcharges, consumers tend to

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. officer twan lay was shot and killed while responding to a burglary last week. a multi county search continues tonight for additional suspects. we are awaiting an opd press conference scheduled for 07:30pm tonight. our first theresa joins in the meantime, live from the newsroom with more on the alleged gunman and the alameda county da's approach to prosecuting him. i'm vicki and can according to police sources, the shooter's name is mark demetrius sanders. he has been booked. >> into the alameda county, santa rita jail on charges of assault with a firearm and first-degree murder. legal experts say that this case will put a big spotlight on da pamela price as she has faced criticism for not being crime. >> anytime you have a police officer killed in the line of duty. that can be a special circumstances murder. and i think that is going to be a big test for what price and

elizabeth: joining us now, emotional harrowing story and vicki crepes. she's a grandmother along with two grandchildren aging 5 and 7. they sush vived that harrowing alaska airlines flight where a door blew off mid flight. vicki, thank you for joining us. sorry you endured this. you and your grandchildren. tell us what happened. >> yeah, i just boarded the flight with my grand kids that i do frequently to take them home after visits and just after we reached 10,000 feet and the normal little spiel comes on, there's a little dip forward and i get pushed forward in my seat and right after that, a blow back and air in my face and moved back into my seat and the oxygen masks drop. and the pilot comes up and says we have experience in decompression of the airplane, please put on your masks, my 7-year-old grandson turns to me and said they want us to put these on; right? i said, yep, put it on. i put mine on and then helped my 5-year-old granddaughter put hers on. and then, you know, we settled in and the littlely was tearful and scared and said this is when w

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. tonight. the ongoing war between israel and hamas continues to prompt calls for action here in the bay area. tomorrow, the san francisco board of supervisors is set to vote on a resolution calling for a cease-fire in gaza. >> ahead of that vote, there was a big turnout at city hall today with health care workers. among those rallying in favor of it. kron 4 sarah stinson here in the studio to tell us all about sarah. >> yeah, it can. vicki, take a look. this powerful statement made in the rotunda of city hall. you can see the doctors, the health care workers there wearing white coats, paying respect to the hundreds of palestinian health care workers killed in the war so far that beating began after the october 7th terrace attack by hamas. people rallying hoping that their message encourages supervisors to pass the cease-fire resolution. throughout the israel-hamas war. hospitals in gaza have been under attack. >> they have bombed hospitals, clinics. what banks pharmacies, medical supply facilit

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. top story tonight. alameda is joining a growing list of bay area cities calling for a cease-fire in gaza. >> the mayor wrote a letter to president biden requesting his immediate action against the ongoing war. the alameda city council is set to vote on that letter at its meeting that is still going on right now. kron four's amanda hari at tonight's meeting. they had to set up an overflow room. renewed stop more than 100 people from showing up for tuesday's alameda city council meeting the council and community discussed mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft letter to president biden requesting an immediate cease-fire in gaza on behalf of the city council. public comment on the letter lasted for hours. hilda paulson said every second it was needed. believe that cease-fire is a local issue because our tax dollars currently are funding side and >> and so we want to lift up our voices to say no more. that money could be saying here in city funding needed services, yamuna, friends and families for a cease-fire organiz

_ by-elections. 0k, thank you very much, vicki young _ by-elections. 0k, thank you very much, vickis of hostages who were kidnapped by hamas from the supernova music festival on october 7th have been visiting the festival site. hamas is designated a terrorist organisation by the uk government. 0ur correspondent wyre davies joined some of those family members as they confronted the place where their loved ones were taken almost three months ago. there is little left now at the site of the nova music festival, apart from hundreds of photographs planted in the desert earth, mainly young people who were killed or abducted on october the 7th. among them, this woman, a wife and mother of an infant son, a boy who will never see his mother again. we infant son, a boy who will never see his mother again.— his mother again. we told him that his mother again. we told him that his mother again. we told him that his mother won't _ his mother again. we told him that his mother won't come _ his mother again. we told him that his mother won't come back- his mother again. we told him that his mother

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vicky's at rest, she is that piece. she has had her justice. >> that is all for this edition of dateline. i am andrea canning. thanks for watching! >>> hello, i'm andrea canning, and this is dateline. he was a sweetheart a drummer with big rock and roll dreams. but the music stopped the day he suddenly vanished. >> i can't believe i'm doing this right now. searching through dumpsters for my boyfriend. didn't want to deal. >> i curious disappearance that no one could explain. then, across town, another scare. >> i felt a gun to the back of my head. >> a teenager in danger. he grabbed me and said, you have to come with me or i'm going to kill you. >> two young lives, strangely linked. had police put the two things together? >> i said i will do whatever i can to help find your son. >> can they help unravel this mystery in time? >> don't you understand, every minute counts right now? >> hello, and welcome to dateline. it's a story of young dreams interrupted, a talented drummer who was aiming for rock and roll stardom final

let's type in a sentence like, "hello, i'm vicky nguyen and i am running for president."it sounds like. >> hello i'm vicky nguyen and i'm running for president. >> less than ten seconds we had a voice match of you. >> reporter: and then he does it using his own voice. >> hi, i'm vicky nguyen, and i'm asking you for your vote for president. >> hi, this is vicky nguyen and i'm asking you for your vote for president. >> reporter: and coleman warns it can be impossible to detect what is fake without the help of a.i., so beware of where you get the information and compare with it with a variety of news sources and don't share it if you're not sure it is real, and this is how harmful misinformation goes real. >> and now she wants to remain neutral. >> reporter: fact versus fiction, and now consumers are facing the big fakes having to dig deeper to find the truth. >>> the former irs contractor who released donald trump's tax records has been sentenced to five years. little john leaked the tax returns of jeff bezos and elon musk. ken, the judge had some strong words for littlejoh

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching 4 news at 6. officer lane left his mark on our department our community. >> his kindness, his loyalty. and a smile remain in our memories. the true hero, you'll never be forgotten. >> a solemn ceremony today remembering the life and legacy of oakland police officer twan lay who was killed in the line of duty. good evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne lays friends, family extended family. law enforcement came from all over california and beyond. >> to honor his life and legacy conference. theresa joins us here live in the studio with more theresa and they can can.

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. officer twan lay was shot early friday morning while responding to a reported burglary on oakland's park narrow. >> on robinson joins us live here in the studio with the details. rob ken and vicki police say they've made significant progress in their investigation since officer lay was fatally shot by a group of suspected burglars. you're jack london square in oakland. >> i am truly devastated by this news. and i know. that all of oakland feels the impact. >> of this loss. when mayor sheng thao addressed the public friday after the shooting of officer twan lay, she promised that the city would work tirelessly to find those responsible for his death on tuesday, oakland police announced that multiple arrests have been made over the weekend. according to the president of the oakland's police union, a quote, key suspect was arrested overnight in livermore with the help of the u.s. marshal service. police say several more arrests were made over the weekend after last friday when one person

gayle, big changes. >> yes, a big change is vicki. and still a long ways to go as can imagine decades from now. but, you know, they're looking to the future here. now, draft plan was 6 years in the making. and the people who study that looked closer, they took a closer look and how to protect san francisco's waterfront. and now the public will have the opportunity to weigh in on this plan. >> in the next century, by the end of this century, 3 to 7%. the waterfront will be covered in water. >> cannot allow a situation where the embarcadero is being flooded regularly where muni and bart tunnels are being flooded regularly. elected officials from the state, federal and the city of san francisco. >> addressing sea level rise friday afternoon for the past 6 years. the port of san francisco and the army corps of engineers have been studying the coastal risk for the seawall, stretching 7.5 miles from aquatic park down to parents had park officials shared details from the waterfront flood study. >> this draft plan considers climate resiliency

vicki grand. i spoke to one business owner where >> keep lee visited this weekend. while this post going viral. she says it has attracted more customers to her restaurant, but she does agree with the food. critics concerns about public safety. >> unfortunately, the bay-area stop on keith and family food tour is officially over keithley sharing with his 15 million followers. he's a bay area trip cut short due to public safety concerns. actually don't. debate is a place, of course right now. that's what i was the tories, the people that they just focus on, surviving that this is old news that locals kamala tents live in structures and burned of cars that we saw people living in was shocking to say the tour is. >> we're not going to get anyone want to come to open now. because whether it's true or not true. people will scroll any listening to and read the internet and stuff. people believe what they read. taking us by phone and tina johnson owns manatees. oakland, one of the restaurants visited and reviewed. i don't blame them. i mean, in terms of your safety, do you n

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. tomorrow. oakland police will honor one of their own fallen officer. >> twan lay. we will carry his service live here on kron 4 kron four's theresa here in the studio with the details. theresa on ken and vicki, the funeral starts at 10 o'clock at 3 crosses church in castro valley. today i spoke with oakland community leader carl chan who is lending a hand to the grieving family and the community. >> not only can a family, the mom and a wife, but also about sending, you know, love and your respect. and also to the end, kyle opd. >> family in the lobby at oakland police department headquarters, flowers surround a picture of fallen officer twan wife lucinda hosp and and especially mom. and listen time. and it's pretty typical college and is the president of the oakland chinatown foundation. he says he first met officer twan lay when he was just a young boy because, you know, he also a member of what c and which is part acc nation advisory committee on crime. and so he is pot of all committee. so h

vicki and back to you. thank you. grant in palo alto caltrain running smoothly again after a train hit a car that was on the tracks. it happened this afternoon near charleston road. 96 passengers were on the train but nobody was hurt. >> all right. the countdown is on for this weekend's nfc championship game at levi's. the forty-niners are going to face off against the detroit lions. it's trending to be the most expensive championship ticket and over a decade. but it's also expected to bring thousands of people to santa clara. our first justin campbell reports. by sunday evening. the forty-niners will find out whether or not they're heading to the super bowl. the red and gold will host the detroit lions for the nfc championship game. and you can bet that levi's stadium and hotels in the area >> will be packed up down the street from my plays. one of the hotel owners. we're talking about the game and he said, you know, riveter the time that we're always booked up is when the niners are in the playoffs. so they're havin

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne.t murder happened 23 years ago in san francisco as kron four's dan kerman tells us the district attorney's office is trying to prevent the killer from becoming a free man. a san francisco man now serving a 25 year to life sentence at the california department of corrections health care facility in stockton. >> for the brutal 2000 murder of a 3 year-old boy has been granted parole. patrick goodman was convicted of second-degree murder and child abuse in the beating death of his girlfriend's 3 year-old son elijah sanderson. prosecutors say the child had more than 50 bruises on his body. we're talking about the murder of an innocent and vulnerable 3 year-old in the brutal fashion that he was killed. >> to grant on just the second attempt when we have seen even at the last hearing where parole was denied that this is a person who was still in denial about his actions and his conduct on that incident during that incident up that shouldn't that that this shouldn't we shouldn't be in this pos

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i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. our top story tonight after a sunny spring-like weekend. >> the bay area expect to be slammed with a winter storm this week and it could be the strongest one of the season ford's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by to tell us when that rain is going to hit yeah, that's not far away now. i think within 24 hours are going to start to see the first round of showers moving in. but really >> going to and as we head in toward late tuesday night into wednesday, expect periods of heavy rain, strong, gusty winds, strong enough to cause some damage out there. that's for sure. and rain amounts. maybe 5 to 8 inches of rain across some of the coastal mountains down the valleys below and a half to 3 inches in many of our cities. and yeah, we're looking at the possibility. some minor flooding on some of our local creeks and streams around the bay area. maybe even the russian river starts to come into play as we head toward guerneville. so watching that very closely, mudslides going to be

vicki. >> thank you, noelle. and tonight we're hearing from the mayor of alameda after her cease-fire resolution was not passed by the city council. nearly 200 people spoke out on both sides of the issue on tuesday. the resolution proposed sending a letter written by alameda mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft on behalf of the council to president biden. after hours of public comment, there was no vote when the mayor motion for a vote, no one seconded. it coming up later in the newscast, we're going to hear from the mayor. >> still ahead, how police say one bay area woman took it on herself and to try and kill her ex-boyfriend. how some san francisco leaders are hoping to bring a eye to the former westfield mall. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet

many thanks, vicki youn: , vulnerable. the post office it scandal have contacted solicitors since the broadcast of a tv drama about the case this week. around 700 sub—postmasters and postmistresses were convicted over a period of 15 years — linked to the faulty horizon computer system which made it look as if money was missing from branch accounts. some people were wrongfully imprisoned. but so far, only 93 convictions have been overturned. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. sorry! it's one of the most powerful stories in this drama. jo hamilton's prosecution for huge losses in her post 0ffice branch account. i've declared my cash. i've declared my stock. here's the realjo at home in hampshire today, who's had quite a week seeing her darkest moments broadcast to the country. i haven't got that money, and i don't know where it's gone. she'd no idea the faulty horizon computer system was to blame. jo pleaded guilty to false accounting to avoid jail. it wasjust basically fighting for survival. i did, at one poin

vicki, thank you.l, as san jose's police chief is retiring after serving. >> nearly 30 years with the san jose police department. anthony mata was first named san jose's police chief back in 2021. since then, he oversaw several scandals involving officer misconduct and in response pledged more transparency to try to restore the public's trust. today, moderate announced he would be taking a new position at the santa clara county district attorney's office. he will transition to this new role come april. today we started out with some rain around the bay area tomorrow morning. the clouds roll back in. we've got a different storm headed our way and we're talking about. >> a chance of more rain is going to be more scattered showers. when you wake up tomorrow morning, it's going to be cold to some of alleys down the mid 30's early on tomorrow morning. 40's elsewhere inside the bay and the valleys. still more showers by 08:00am. if you're headed out the door, in fact, more scattered about the bay area and lo

that was our deputy political editor, vicki young.s, thanks to a new technique. previous attempts have either not led to live births or the offspring have not survived for more than a few hours. critics say the suffering caused to animals by cloning is not worth any potential benefits. let's speak to professor robin lovell—badge, head of the laboratory of stem cell biology and developmental genetics, at the francis crick institute. we will come to the ethics of this in a moment. first, how much of a breakthrough is it? they have only had one live birth, so how significant is this development? it's always difficult when you have only one of something. you can't determine frequency, so you don't know whether the method they have developed is more efficient than previous procedures. they need to have at least two to be able to give a rate of success. there had been a number of previous attempts to clone nonhuman primates, some macaques in particular. one species of macaque was cloned in 2018. again, it was a very inefficient process. onl

so even though it's a dance, we have to work out like it's a sport. >> reporter: vicky practices sixfts and does cardio. this fellow breaker, seth martinez, says vicky is less known for big moves, more for her footwork, freestyle and personal expression. >> it is an uphill battle based on the style she's presenting. but there's a reason why she's where she's at right now, is that people can see the potential. >> a lot of people don't really delve deeper to see what the dance is really about. if you're wearing a mask, people should be able to tell who you are by the way you dance. >> reporter: in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> let's go! look at that. >> makes my back hurt. >> i can't do that. vicky will travel to shanghai in may and budapest in june to try to qualify for team usa. >> we'll be following her journey and wish her all the luck in the world. she doesn't need it, she's got it. >>> we've got it this weekend, the countdown to the big game is on. [ cheers ] >> this is a live look at our niners fan pep rally happening at the lot at city center bishop ranch in san

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. their meat is to become illegal in south korea. our seoul correspondent jean mackenzie reports. reared and slaughtered for their meat. on this farm, more than 1,000 dogs are kept like this — eventually to be used in the centuries—old dish of dog meat stew. but the meat was already falling out of favour. this alleyway is one of the few places you can still come to eat dog meat here in seoul — in one of these specialist restaurants. dog meat is considered a delicacy among some older koreans, but it's far less popular now with young people. many of them never eat it now or have never even tried it. translation: more i people have pets today. dogs are like family now, and it's not nice to eat our family, so i think it's best to get rid of it. ..though older diners were less enthusiastic about the ban. translation: we've eaten this since the middle ages. - why stop us from eating our traditional food? if you ban dog, you should ban beef. animal rights activists celebrated a long—fought for

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. that tree fell over just before 4 o'clock. >> this afternoon on busy 19th avenue during the commute. fire crews, they shut down all the lanes of 19th avenue in the area for rescue and cleanup. all lanes have just now reopened. nobody was seriously injured, but fire crews say the situation could have been much worse. kron 4 sarah stinson joining us now live from going to a park with details. sarah. >> more than 100 foot eucalyptus tree come came crashing down on cars, driving in the southbound lanes here on 19th avenue. they fully everyone was ok, which some are calling a miracle. >> so were all well, okay. i think it was a guardian angel watching over of us today. >> sandi young and her family feeling grateful to be alive after a massive eucalyptus tree fell on top of their car. they were driving on 19th avenue in san francisco to spend their mlk day together. that changed within the blink of an eye. >> cracks right on top of us. so at that it's terrifying. cause. i wasn't sure if my

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i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus fans all across the bay. there. >> getting ready for the big game this weekend. the red and gold will, of course, host the lions and the winner punches their ticket to the super bowl. yeah. with fans and a real frenzy, a san francisco transit agencies are >> working with police to close down freeway off ramps and then limit the traffic. they say it's for public safety as they expect heavy traffic during and after the game this sunday. so here's the list of the plant closures. caltrain says is closing the offer ramps on one a one and 2, 80 starting at 7 in the evening will not reopen them until midnight. caltrans also says that they they have this list our website on kron 4 dot com, san francisco police say they're working with muni and the chp as well as caltrans to limit traffic. >> especiallymiion. they're asking people to basicallavoid the area. they say they will have patr limiting cars entering mission valencia streets between 21st the 27th street and the weather expected to get to warmer as we head into

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. 7 people were killed, one critically injured. all of them farm workers. authorities say the alleged gunman, 66 year-old chunli zhao went to 2 farms in half moon bay at the first one. police say he shot 4 people and injured one. then he drove to another farm and killed another 3 people. according to u.s. authorities, authorities called the back-to-back shootings a case of workplace violence. the victims names on your screen there, their ages ranging from 38 to 74 years old. they were all immigrants from china and mexico. >> who had settled in half moon bay for a better life. and today zhao made appearance in a san mateo county court room. he was scheduled to be arraigned on 7 counts of first-degree murder. and one count of attempted first-degree murder. but at the defense's request, the case will be continued until next month. now to speed up the proceedings, the san mateo county district attorney's office sot and received a grand jury indictment against xao. the indictment issued yesterday includes the same 8 counts as the origin

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis.s at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> i'll say again and again and not is >> tonight, residents in contra costa county concerned after yet another flaring incident at the chevron refinery. good evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne, the richmond fire department says refinery had another level. one incident this morning. the flaring stopped by midday and now an investigation is being done to try to find out what happened. our kron four's rob nesbitt joins us

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. officer twan lay was shot and killed while responding to a burglary last week. a multi county search continues tonight for additional suspects. we are awaiting an opd press conference scheduled for 07:30pm tonight. our first theresa joins in the meantime, live from the newsroom with more on the alleged gunman and the alameda county da's approach to prosecuting him. i'm vicki and can according to police sources, the shooter's name is mark demetrius sanders. he has been booked. >> into the alameda county, santa rita jail on charges of assault with a firearm and first-degree murder. legal experts say that this case will put a big spotlight on da pamela price as she has faced criticism for not being crime. >> anytime you have a police officer killed in the line of duty. that can be a special circumstances murder. and i think that is going to be a big test for what price and administration, just how aggressively are they going to charge this case? >> that stephen clark, a former prosecutor

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne lays friends, family extended family. law enforcement came from all over california and beyond. >> to honor his life and legacy conference. theresa joins us here live in the studio with more theresa and they can can. it was a very emotional and moving tribute for officer twan lay speakers shared stories about late including his love of family and how becoming an officer was a dream come true. >> rain fell down as hundreds gathered under gray skies at 3 crosses church in castro valley to honor oakland police officer twan it was a day dedicated to paying tribute to lay and celebrating his life. >> your hurt is are hurt. your grief. as our grief. >> visibly emotional interim oakland police chief darren allison shared how he welcomed delay into the department when he graduated from the academy. he also spoke about how paid the ultimate price for his commitment to serve. but as i successfully pen his badge. >> i remember the newly minted oakland police officer to one way and has broad smile as he break beamed with pride in ach

i think that they must of any swimming around vicky's. it just cheese track out. folks like it. >> that deserves our attention. they should get credit for creative names because those are all really good name or much ado about pizza. those cute. yeah. welcome back. pick a good to be back. here's what we're working on for kron. 4 news at 6. >> part of san pedro square is san jose is going to remain a walker's paradise as dining al fresco is apparently here to stay and big layoffs at ebay today as it joins a slew of silicon valley companies slashing jobs at the beginning of the year. and the company says. >> it's time not done yet, making cuts to its workforce. i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 6 is liviakis. the news at 6 is next. this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and

. >> ken vicki, i spoke to a business owner in oakland where keithley visited this week. well, this post is going viral. she says it has attracted more customers to her restaurant, but she does agree with the food. critics concerned about safety. >> fortunately the bay-area stop on keith family food tour is officially over keithley sharing with his 15 million followers. he's a bay area trip cut short due to public safety concerns. actually don't believe that day is a place that horse right now. that's what i was the tories, the people that they just focus on surviving. that's this is old news that locals kamala tents live in structures and burned cars that we saw people living in was shot in the state of tour is. >> we're not going to get anyone want to come to open now. because whether true or not true. people will scroll any listening to and read the internet and stuff. people believe what they read. taking us by phone and tina johnson owns manatees. oakland, one of the restaurant's lee visited and reviewed. i don't blame them. i mean, in terms of your safety, do you ne

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne outside the courthouse in martinez, a child's mother talked about her son and what the family has been going through since his arrest kron four's theresa reports. >> not guilty. that was the plea entered thursday by the former pittsburgh police officer facing a long list of felony charges following a standoff last month several times during the brief hearing, john lee m saint child looked out into the courtroom. we're a large group of his family and friends were in attendance. >> outside court, saint charles wife held signs of support his mother spoke. >> i can tell you how grateful. and to do lot of for some men. presidio. the ponies, coco, please pace of please. and the fbi. for saving was son's life. >> she read from a letter she had given to the court about her son. >> may god. picked great calfee room. >> in early december, police say that say-chow shot his wife. she tried to re-enter their house in pleasant hill. it's a child then barricaded himself, prompting a sh

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. that breaking news. we start off out of the where there's a large police presence. it's shutting down streets in that area. police were seen rolling out an armored vehicle through a residential neighborhood in northville, just west of interstate 80. the police activity looks like it's centered around a car that apparently crashed into a wooden fence. we're working to get more information about what's going on there and we'll keep you updated on the air and online. a district court ruling preventing the city of san francisco from enforcing some of its laws clear homeless encampments. >> looks like it's going to remain in place. this after the 9th circuit court of appeals refused to strike down the measure. kron four's. dan kerman live for us in our newsroom with the details dan. well, this decision leaves that lower court ruling in place and continues to limit what the city can and cannot do when it comes to homeless encampments. the city of san francisco has been prevented from enforcing certain laws to

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. shooting happened this afternoon on dow avenue and the deputy was serving an eviction notice in union city. and that is where we find it. >> kron four's amanda hari tonight with the latest on the search for a suspect. amanda. >> union city police had a media conference just a short time ago and they say this is still very active and they believe that suspect is still here barricaded somewhere on the scene. if you take a look, you can see all the police officers that are still here. a lot of lights back there. a lot of crime scene tape. they're keeping us pretty far away just to make sure all of us stay safe while they continue their investigation and try to find this suspect. union city police say the deputy was shot around one 30 this afternoon and hours later, they're still looking for the suspect or possibly suspects. the alameda county sheriff's deputy was serving eviction. notice and industrial area full of warehouses near dow avenue and alvarado niles road. the deputy was shot i

i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now at 6, the family of the former east bay police officer charged with shooting his wife and then leading police on days long speaking out tonight, chen liam say-chow was back in court to enter a plea. good evening and thanks so much for joining us, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne outside the courthouse in martinez, a child's mother talked about her son and what the family has been going through since his arrest kron four's theresa reports. >> not guilty. that was the plea entered thursday by the former pittsburgh police officer facing a long list of felony charges following a standoff

to my siblings, to my in-laws, everybody back at home and vicki for helping take care of mom and dad.t feels like it's been a lifetime, almost a year we've campaigned in new hampshire. touching every hand and answering every question and being the last person to leave. we had the most amazing thing happened. the second we got the endorsement from governor chris sununu -- [applause] >> a true governor that doesn't stand behind a podium. he shows up at a diner and shows up at the brewery. he loves the people of new hampshire. he's been with me every single day at every single event. and i want to thank someone who was with me on day one. he's a patriot. he is a hard-core conservative. and he's my friend, general don bolduc. thank you. i want to congratulate donald trump on his victory tonight, he earned it, and i want to acknowledge that. now you've all heard the chatter among the political class. they are falling all over themselves saying the race is over. [applause] i >> have news for all of them. new hampshire is first in the nation, it is not the last in the nation. this race is fa

vicki young, in westminster. _ westminster. the labour mp sir tony lloyd has died peacefully at his home. he had revealed that he had an untreatable form of leukaemia in the past week, and his family have made a statement. "we are devastated to announce the death of sir tony lloyd, our beloved joe, dad and grandad. he died peacefully this morning surrounded by family, as was his wish." in the past couple of minutes, we have also received a statement from the labour leader sir keir starmer, who paid tribute to sir tony lloyd's desire to make the world a better, fairer place. he said his death is a terrible loss and the entire labour party will join me in sending our deepest condolences to tony's family. next, rappers like to shop in northern ireland? latest success dollars that trend. kneecap's name refers to the process of shooting those accused of a crime. now they are making their acting debut. their film, which also stars michael fassbender, is having its premiere at the sundance film festival in the us. is the first time an

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. scandal began way back in 1999 — but all these years later the fallout is suddenly gathering pace — and many questions still remain for those involved. here's our business correspondent emma simpson. her gong's gone but serious questions remain for paula vennells. from the decision to force postmasters into their costly high court battle to why the post office continued prosecutions long after concerns over the reliability of horizon were raised. but there were three other post office bosses along the way. take, adam crozier. now the chair of bt. he was the ceo when the post office was still a part of royal mail. when the prosecutions were well underway. in a statement tonight, he said... there'sjohn roberts. he was in charge when horizon was implemented and has given a witness statement to the public inquiry, which is trying to get to the truth. dame moya greene. she was ceo when the first stories of the scandal emerged. all are facing media scrutiny now. then there's the japanese co