right, vickie, let me ask you. - are here to provide it. right, vickie, let me ask you.ay to get you grooving? the one thing i always -la when i you grooving? the one thing i always play when i do _ you grooving? the one thing i always play when i do my — you grooving? the one thing i always play when i do my set _ you grooving? the one thing i always play when i do my set with _ you grooving? the one thing i always play when i do my set with johnny . play when i do my set with johnny is whitney— play when i do my set with johnny is whitney houston, i want to dance with somebody. it'sjust whitney houston, i want to dance with somebody. it's just that whitney houston, i want to dance with somebody. it'sjust that moment it starts, _ with somebody. it'sjust that moment it starts, everyone just throws their— it starts, everyone just throws their arms _ it starts, everyone just throws their arms in it starts, everyone just throws theirarms in the it starts, everyone just throws their arms in the air and then, yeah. — their arms in the air and then, yeah. i— their arms in the

vicky and herfiance ercan are due to get married later this year. for anyone who doesn't know, embryos are tiny little me and ercans. they're already in the freezer. and then, i have three just me — three just eggs as well. and the success rate is higherfor embryos. if a patient decides they no longer need them, they can be destroyed or, in some cases, donated. touch wood, you and ercan naturally conceive. would you donate them? my eggs, i will donate. i've had... oh, god — i'm going to cry again. i've got some friends who've really struggled to have kids — really struggled — and i've seen what it does to women. i've seen what it does to relationships. it's heartbreaking, soul—destroying. if we aren't using them, i would like to see them go to a good home. in spring 2024, natalie�*s egg—freezing journey is at an end and huxley is about to turn one. for vicki, taylor, ro and tegan, they have their eggs in storage but will they use them? oh, god! do i say about this guy? well, if i'm not with him, you'd have to edit it out — i mean, i know you can't i

peace to vicki and her family. thank you. let's get a check of our forecast. we have been enjoying this really warm weather, but things are changing.>> how about a nice weekend? no rain. we are going to stay dry as we go through saturday and sunday, and then changes, including some colder temperatures, and eventually some rainfall coming on in. let's take a look at that microclimate forecast. i'm going to update you on the drought monitor. we will show you where it is the worst, certainly over texas, new mexico, arizona, central u.s., up toward the midwest, but look at this, happy to report no drought here through most of california, just a little bit toward the desert and toward the california and oregon border. we are insured to stay drought three free through at least six months, potentially even longer based on how the rain season has really come in for us. most areas with a rain surplus, santa rosa up 4.77 inches. we are guaranteed this year will finish 100% or better. and 100% or better guaranteed for san fra

but vicki and ken, back to you. alright, theresa course, everybody's concerned about the well-being of that will. hopefully it'll turn out. >> okay. yeah. we'll keep an will have better news when we check back with you. thank you. >> governor newsom says the crime is down in san francisco. any credit to special operation which began last may when the california highway patrol and the national guard were brought into the city to try to help reduce crime kron four's. rob nesbitt talked with the chp officer. he joins us now live with more about what they've done over the last 11 months. rob. >> ken and vicki, according to the chp, local law enforcement were already making drug-related arrests before chp officers showed up to san francisco. they described them being here as more of a partnership that a takeover. >> the public took notice when chp increase patrols in san francisco. and according to governor gavin newsom, their work has reduced crime. according to the governor's office in the past 11 months, chp has seize

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken this is happening at kennedy and diesel streets off 8.80, near the >> park street bridge that leads to alameda kron four's. dan thorn just arrived at the scene to bring us up to date on what's happening down. >> yeah, i can. as you mentioned, the large police presence out here on kennedy and the 8.80, onramp. there's been few times where traffic has been backing up here, but we'll get a good look at the scene. multiple police vehicles here, oakland police vehicles. you can see down the way here. this area cordoned off a few rv's that are along the side of the road some people living in not many of interested in about what happened here on afternoon. but we do know is that there was a body or and there is a body that is a laying in the street here on kennedy behind one of the chp vehicles over there. a lot of the investigators sort of going through the area investigating, trying to talk with people about what went on details have been really slim just just that there's a large

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne kron four's around the city of oakland took aggressive steps after learning the waterway near the encampment was being polluted with syringes, human waste, other environmental hazards conference. theresa stasi was there on the sweep happened and has the story. >> gone. oakland public works crews along with other city workers wiped out this homeless encampment and discovered a stolen vehicle tuesday on leave. drive the collection of rv's cars. intense first appeared on lead drive in oakland off of hegenberger near the oakland airport. more than 3 years ago. and that's city officials is when the problem started. but what we heard from the water board last week was the basically the conditions are not acceptable for the health and safety standpoint, sean mater is oakland's communication director. he explains the san francisco bay regional water quality board last week issued a formal complaint to the city. >> stating that the encampment was contaminating the nearby creek wi

>> just seen in vicki.'m on 7th avenue in oakland rate by the freeway entrance to interstate 80 in behind me is where you can see there are protesters set up with bicycles, flags and signs calling for a ceasefire in gaza. just one of the many protests that are happening in the bay area. and as i said, this intersection goes to 80 behind the protesters that closest to me. you can actually ones in the distance the entire time that i've been here for the last about half hour. they've been protesters walking up the on ramp to the freeway entrance. so it appears as though they are actually on the interstate itself blocking traffic. and i want to show you up above. there are actually some drivers who are watching this protest for themselves. they appear to be some truck drivers that are, you know, they're stop. they're impacted by these delays and instead of driving the trucks on the freeway, there just stopped posted up watching it the same way that we are now protesters ice. i stop talked to a few of them. no o

vicki. >> did you see it across the country? millions of people witnessed a total solar eclipse this morning. yeah. here in the bay area, we did only have a partial eclipse, but the skies were nice and clear at the exploratorium on san francisco's embarcadero. as you just saw, hundreds of people gathered to watch that solar eclipse, the eclipse began about 10, 15 this morning peak at about 11, 15 did reach totality. >> only covered about a 3rd of the sun in the san francisco bay area, but still pretty good view for anybody who came out. it was very exciting. citing especially board time. you know the local science center for families that for the community is this great. i live for stuff like this because as a science educator. >> i get excited when people get excited about natural phenomena. >> now, as we mentioned, a bay area was not in the path of totality, but you could still see the moon blocking part of the sun. earlier today. our kron four's rob nesbitt joins us now live from outside the studio with what it was like to lo

i'm vicki liviakis.s is happening at kennedy and diesel streets off 8.80, near the >> park street bridge that leads to alameda kron four's. dan thorn just arrived at the scene to bring us up to date

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. those sideshows spread from the peninsula to the east bay. >> even on the bay bridge shot of the hundreds who took part of the sideshows over the weekend. 2 people were arrested. kron four's rob nesbitt talked with the chp about how they are tackling this issue. that just doesn't seem to go away from. ken. and vicki chp says they have a proactive approach to see the planning of sideshows online and a reactive approac to send officers to them in progress. >> talk to anyone in the bay area, though, who has witnessed a weekend sideshow and they'll tell you they don't understand what officers can't do more to stop the cars. >> multiple bay area cities with the same side show scenes, cars racing circles at intersections from saturday night into sunday morning. >> menlo park, palo alto mountain view oakland and lastly on the bay bridge were black marks are still visible leave skid marks that are like almost like permanency. you see it in the roads in one s has recorded multiple sideshows ov

ken and vicki. forecast as we get a live look at the bay bridge show light in the traffic department. but boy, it looks a little bit cool. and where is everybody? look at those clouds hanging down over the east bay hill. yeah. what a change just a day here now we watch these temperatures drop a good 10 degrees. it's going to be a lot colder. >> by tomorrow, in fact, maybe and cold enough to see snow down about 2000 feet here in the bay area. would that be something for an april day out there? right now? the clouds have rolled back in week. cold front sliding on in now, high pressure, scooting out of town and that is leading to much cooler temperatures around the bay area right now. 53 degrees in san francisco. pretty breezy out there to 55 in oakland, still 60 in concord and 62 in san jose. but these are going to be actually a warmer than the warmest temperatures we have around the bay area tomorrow. things are really going to cool down. the winds have been kicking up. we've seen some gusts of 20 pl

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne.r day of cease-fire protest bringing traffic to a complete stop on. >> some of the bay area's

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. williams, of course, led the church for 6 decades just recently passing the torch to doctor gina from are clyde released a statement saying he passed away at his home in san francisco, surrounded by his friends and family. he was 94 years old for sara stinson joins us now live from the glide in san francisco tonight with more. sara. >> that's right. i'm live here in the sanctuary of glide memorial church where they've actually open this up to anyone and everyone who just wants to sit here and remember the late in great reverend cecil williams. take a look. they put pictures up on the stage. they are trying their best to make sure that people can come in here and look at

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne, 3 bay area cities were the targets of large crowds dominating intersections and causing a lot of problems. trump force theresa here in the studio with more on the message from city leaders. theresa, a can of a key city officials are not holding back saying that they will take action, including issuing fines and >> possible. some jail sentences for those involved in these reckless driving situations. >> and as i've said before, and i'll say it again and don't come to with these types of activities. >> that is and mayor lamar thorpe speaking bluntly about this recent sideshow taking over a city street, hundreds gathered blocking the intersection of lone tree way and golf course road at one point. spectators shot off rounds of fireworks. >> guess what? if you come here with this nonsense, you're going to be held accountable and you're going to regret coming here because we do have the technology. it's not just foot soldiers on the ground that we can send out. we have techn

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i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. thanks for joining us. from state farm farmers direct in a number of smaller agencies. 7 of the 12 largest insurance firms have either suspended restricted policies within the last year, leaving many home and property owners scrambling for coverage today. north bay lawmakers are proposing a bill that would help with the property insurance crisis. our kron four's gayle ong reports from a north bay neighborhood. it was nearly burned to the ground in a wildfire. >> fema grants for homeowners in designated areas and a tax credit for property owners. that's a 30% tax credit and a $10,000 grant. >> the 2 key components that make up. congressman mike thompson disaster resiliency and coverage act co sponsored by representative jared huffman. when you put it all together, this is an important piece. >> of making sure that insurance remains available. and also affordable to the folks that we committed almost 7 years ago. to continuing to stand with him to serve. the proposed bill is aimed to help with the property in

vicki can. all right. well, thank you.newsom says more than 400 >> stolen vehicles have been recovered in oakland during an 8 week period where they made almost 200 arrests. they say they also recovered. 31 guns linked the crimes. the people arrested were linked to carjack carjackings, drug, dealing, dui and theft. the governor credits the increased presence of chp officers have been working with local law enforcement since february. >> and the one just kind of sums it up and just feeling defeated. >> and oakland family speaking out tonight as their decades-old donut shop continues to be targeted by thieves. colonial donuts has been robbed 4 times now in less than a year for for sara stinson, spoke with the family about the security measures that they are taking to avoid that. sarah, they say nothing seems to be working. what's going on? >> the key there is a heavy sense of hopelessness for not only the owners of colonial donuts, but also for the customers and people who live in that area after the shop was robbed again la

gracie's parents�* vision is to have someone like vicky in every police force.is kind of what we want to push out. across the country. the same service should be available to anyone, wherever you live. and i think this is a great place to start. why can't it be done in other police forces? what works here might not work in another area. the unit's been running for nine years now. as well as support for victims, it works with psychologists to rehabilitate offenders and trials new technology to keep people safe. that's essentially what the perpetrator wears. it means with a high degree of accuracy, we can see everywhere where this person goes, where they go to sleep, where they've been. the person that we want to protect has this little device. they have this little clip. you can put it in your bag, your pocket or whatever, and it essentially does the same job. so if these two things come close to each other, it alerts both parties. but at the same time, it's alerting our control room on an emergency call. other forces are now reaching out to cheshire police to fi

yes, bryce. >> thanks, vicky. yes, bryce. >> thanks, vicky.probably right. maybe there is a trail. maybe there is a paper trail. >> she doesn't want to publish it. >> but this pension business, you know, the tories. mel stride for pensions. he's for work and pensions. he's wheeled it's great wheeled out saying it's great news. great news if you news. it is great news if you get and a half. but get your eight and a half. but if dragged tax if you're not dragged into tax and be honest and they've got to be honest about look, that's about it. well look, that's what's so irritating. >> who's in >> well, frederick, who's got in touch system touch with our new system gbnews.com slash gb news.com forward slash yourself, i gbnews.com forward slash yourself, i will pay yourself, has said i will pay more from as my more tax from today as my service pension also go up service pension will also go up the amount. i used to pay the same amount. i used to pay £70 a month, but i will now pay £90 a month. yeah, this is the issue isn't it? and then jacqueline h

i've been sharing it with everybody. >> reporter: we were happy to help vicki.ed us online with her problem and you can too. scan the qr code to fill out our consumer complaint form online. >>> happening tomorrow, a major road closure is expected to reopen in time for the commute. in the north bay, caltrans has shut down part of highway 37 for road repair. that started friday night and is ongoing. westbound 37 is closed from vallejo to sears point in sonoma. the red line on your screen is the closure. green is how you get around it. the detours are directing drivers to alternate routes. highway 37 is going to close four times in the next month or so. caltrans says it knows bottle rock is approaching, so crews are hoping to wrap up all the repair work before people flock to wine country for that very popular festival. >>> nbc bay area and telemundo 48 are celebrating earth week. the city of san francisco will be hosting its second annual climate week. cinthia joins us with what you can expect. >> one of the largest climate gatherings in the world is happen thing

vickie contacted us online.ou can, too, by scanning the qr code or online. >>>. >>> the actions planned today >>> breaking now at 5:30, a deadly officer-involved shooting in oakland. >>> and then the events underway to commemorate the earthquake that rocked san francisco. >>> we are inching closer to the weekend. meteorologist, vianey arana, is tracking what you can expect as you make your plans. this is "today in the bay." >>> you know, we are inching closer to the weekend, and sometimes you feel like you are crawling for it. >> yeah. >> thank you for starting your day with us, i am laura garcia. >>> i am marcus washington. since we are talking about the weekend, let's head over to vianey arana and the weather. >> you are going to be out and about for today, but i think you will enjoy the next hourly forecast as well. a beautiful shot of downtown san josÉ. if you are heading to work this morning, you certainly do not have to worry about any sort of rain. in fact, look at the icons here in walnut creek. we will

him to silicon valley, it is one more reason vicki is grateful to have it screened here. >> in ordero identify the problems that we need to solve as a society and to come up with creative solutions for the problems that we all collectively face, we are going to have better outcomes if we have more people at the table. >> rethinking our collective view of math as more than just numbers and formulas but a language to make sense of the world. >> that film screens this sunday. you can try to get last-minute tickets by checking the sf film website. structured uc berkeley can soon be welcoming its newest member to campus. officers rove lejos mayor island. and the san francisco international film festival showcases cinema from all around the world, including several films with bay area ties. the winner 23. awards. in the most royal party on broadway. get the best seats to 6 in san jose. when you become a season subscriber today, a broadway san jose.com >>> coming up at 3:00 , we take a deeper dive into the issue of abortion access including the more restrictive laws we are seeing in other p

vicki he is echoing calls from other western leaders for restranded that is riuht. western leaders fort- there _ western leaders for restranded t�*isgt is right. there were certainly broad agreement in the common, firstly about the actions of the raf, the prime minister talking about the collective defence of an ally, how those countries came together but agreement too that restraint is needed. everyone wanted to see this situation deescalated but it wasn't all harmonious, there were calls from some conservatives for tougher sanctions against iran. the prime minister didn't really directly respond to that but did suggest him and other allies are working on something but no details the at the moment. a difference of emphasis about the underlying causes of the instability. the snp talking about the israelis acting disproportionately in gaza. mr sunak replying that iran is the malign influence, they sponsor sir richly he said and the two should not be compared. mr sunak is due to speak to the israeli prime minister soon, he will be repeating that call for restraint but you could sense the

. >> reporter: the director of the documentary "counted out," vicki abeles, never planned on being aldn't help her kids with their math homework, she started to look into how the fear and trauma from studying it in school affected adults. >> if only a few people get the math that you need to create those technologies that influence our lives, we've got a select few people who are shaping our experience of the world. >> reporter: for five years, vicki and a team made up mostly of people in the bay area have worked on this film. finding people with incredible stories of how math changed their lives as adults in negative and positive ways, depending on how comfortable they were with it. >> if you think about the 20th century, then you're thinking well, you need to know enough math to function at the post office. but in the 21st century, we're in a different ball game here. >> reporter: vicki says she did well in math throughout her schooling, including college, but had to take a closer look at how it was taught in the classroom once she became a parent. >> i want everyone in our audienc

. >> reporter: the director of the documentary "counted out" vicky never planned on being a filmmakerr math homework, she started to look into how the fear and trauma from studying it in school affected adults. >> if only a few people get the math that you need to create those technologies that influence our lives, we've got a select few people who are shaping our experience of the world. >> reporter: for five years vicky and a team made up mostly of people in the bay area have worked on this film. finding people with incredible stories of how math changed their lives as adults in negative and positive ways depending on how comfortable they were with it. >> if you think about the 20th century, then you thinking well, you need to know enough math to function at the post office. but in the 2 it's century, we're in a different ball game here. >> reporter: vicky says she did well in math throughout her schooling including college but had to take closer look at how it was taught in the classroom once she became a parent. >> i want everyone in our audience to feel seen by this film. so many

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis tonight. >> a legendary bay area coach says she's retiring. stanford's tara vanderveer. the nc double a's all-time winningest basketball coach says she's retiring at age 70 there's been a coach for the stanford women's basketball team from 1985. to 95 and again from 96 to 2024. taking year off to coach usa basketball in 2011, she was inducted into the basketball hall of fame. in a statement she says in part, joy for me was in the journey of each season, seen a group of young women work hard each other and form an unbreakable bond. winning was a byproduct. i've loved the game or a basketball since i was a little girl and that is given me so much throughout my life. i hope i've been able to give at least a little bit back. vanderveer said to continue to work with stanford's athletics department in an advisory capacity. we'll have more on retirement coming up a little bit later on on sports night life. that other big story we're following for you out of san jose where the city is moving forward with setting tougher restrictions for the unhoused n

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis., the city of walnut creek is moving forward. >> with another restriction outside its planned parenthood. tonight, the city council unanimously passed a ban on the use of sound amplifiers. all this adds to a buffer zone that the city council passed 2 years ago to try to put space between protesters and people seeking services at planned parenthood. kron 4 sarah stinson. why force tonight in walnut creek with the latest? sara? >> that meeting wrapped up not too long ago. walnut critique walnut creek, rather city council. they voted in favor of pushing this ordinance forward, which means that protesters would have to have 100 feet between them and the entrance of planned parenthood. if they're going to use a megaphone or bulls are now, many people spoke out in favor of this ordinance tonight, but some say it limits their first amendment rights. at a planned parenthood on oakland boulevard in walnut creek, demonstrators against abortion can be seen using megaphones an effort to speak with

vicki and ken, back to you.rant a san francisco police department says it's compiled. >> the more than 270 reforms that the obama administration recommended 7 years ago. the police department was under heavy criticism following several violent incidents, including the shooting death of mario woods. now at the time the obama administration's department of justice recommended 272 reforms, including asking the department to address biased policing limit to the use of force address equity issues, improve transparency and data collection. well, today the police department announced that they have submitted the last 27 responses to the 272. but critics say san francisco police have issues they need to be addressed. mayor london breed and the police chief do agree. >> all this is definitely a commemorative moment. this does not mean that we won't continue the great work that we're doing to balance the reforms that we need to implement as well as making sure that we focus on public safety for san francisco. >> each and

vicki and ken are here with more right? anything with chocolate? yahoo. >> thank you, guys. was working on it 6, massive data breach kaiser permanente could impact more than 13 million people. we have details on the information that was taken. >> and how kaiser's responding. and governor gavin newsom announcing that more of the lifesaving drug narcan is coming to california. it's part of the latest effort to try to reduce the number overdoses across the state. >> 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 kron. 4 news at 6. >> right now at 6 pro-palestine protest are intensifying at college campuses all across the country. police in countering protesters on several college campuses and students now starting to face disciplinary actions at columbia. and then

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. it has been almost 3 years now since gonzalez died in police custody. >> it was 4/19/2021 neighbors near a park in alameda called police reporting a person. it officers showed up and eventually took. 26 year-old mario gonzalez to the ground while trying to cuff him. he lost his breath with officers, pinned him and later died at the hospital. the alameda county coroner's office ruled the death a homicide, an independent autopsy determined gonzales died from as 11 million dollar federal civil rights lawsuit was filed against the city of alameda in this case and the 3 officers involved in gonzales is death. the money will be awarded to gonzales is 7 year-old son. so the press conference was scheduled to start at 6 o'clock. it's obviously warning late. we'll bring it to you, though. >> live once it does begin. >> in other news, person is dead after their car went off a cliff. this is a gray whale cove state beach on tara, south pacific and north of most beach, it happened off highway one

and in tonight's dine and dish vicki liviakis takes us to sam's grill. one of the oldest restaurants in the country. >> step into sam's grill in the past butts up against the oil. prepared to experience the best of a bygone era. sam's open right after the gold rush with bartenders and tuxes showdown. will be served old-school style by newly minted waiters like andrea and those like stuff on here for on ice on the 56 clips only by loyal customers. coming to sam's for how long since 1956. that was the eisenhower administration. sam's is wonderfully unchangeable and what part of san francisco? there's always sam's tavern in the back for a classic cocktail with a brick wall on earth from the big quake. this was from the 19, 0, 6, earthquake and fire. it was all that was left of this building. >> and they threw it out. owner peter, quite rioli certainly paid his dues as a server and mater. he's an actor and screenwriter on the side and ross from the lord this place and this is a place and a room that has a history. >> and the feeling makes people feel you kno

i would to recognize my high school friend vicky macdougall waves vicky me to go. vicky, where are you i saw somewhere vicky and i in london, who's not here but his brother lynn. we started late till a high school over 40 some years ago. landis and on the front row and and cynthia always good to be with you. the city is indebted and appreciate the partnership in relationship to the community and the alliance we have forged together so us continue to work towards a future of shared progress and enduring friendship. thank you. thank you mr. it is now, my honor to welcome philippine consul general rivas to the podium to make remarks. everyone. morning. firstly i want to express my gratitude on behalf of ambassador jose manuel lewis and the philippine embassy in washington d.c. for to the macarthur memorial and its director, amanda for inviting us to be part of today's commemoration of the 125th anniversary of the philippine american war. it's truly honor to witness a significant moment. our shared history. also a big a big showdown to our filipino american veterans an

i'm grant now back over to vicki and ken, thank you. grant now to our 4 zone forecast says a live look at the beautiful 6, 80 freeway in walnut creek. lawrence is here >> lourdes you do i want know if able to move the rain out of the weekend zone since we're close to it. what? yeah. and that's been part of the problem this year, right? most of the weekend they had these storms rolling in so far this year. but here we go. the good news is i think most the heavier rainfall is going to come overnight friday night into early on, sir, saturday morning. so if you sleep in, you missed the bulk of it. just scattered showers after that. right now clears can be. and san francisco looking good out there this evening. of course, we have some nice warm temperatures in the 70's and the 80's again, as we head through the night tonight, though, big change going to head our way as the clouds going to start to roll in some patchy fog, some mid to high level clouds to tomorrow. we'll see more clouds on the way the temperatures likely to drop a good 5, may

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'm vicki liviakis and i'm ken wayne. obviously a sad day. it's official after 56 years in the east bay. >> the oakland a's are pulling up roots and heading to sacramento. the team announced today it has reached a deal to play their home games at the capitol after this season. yeah, this after failing to come to terms with the city of oakland to extend their lease at the coliseum while the team prepares to relocate to las vegas in 2028 owner john fisher and sacramento kings owner vivek around the making that announcement this morning at sutter health park in west sacramento a's team president dave kabul explains why the team chose this location rather than playing their home games at the minor affiliates stadium in las vegas. we looked at a variety of options. obviously las vegas year, salt lake city, oakland. >> and we felt that this was just a great interim home for the a's. we have a lot of fans in this region. it's a great location. we have a great partnership with the kings and the back and his team to really ended up being the best opti

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne.nks for joining us at 6 officials in san francisco say since they shut down street vending merchants in the mission report both cleaner and safer streets. but it is also been tough on legitimate street vendors as kron four's. dan kerman reports for us tonight. they're not waiting for another transition. san francisco put a stop to street vending along mission street back in november due to crime and safety issues. the city set up to temporary sites for legitimate vendors. one was this indoor storefront admission near 18th called lt on guy. >> the problem is, shoppers have been scarce and sales have been dismal. looking >> the case may be that, what about now? this indoor shopping site is slated to close in just over a week. at the end of the day, the cells did not pick up in the way that they expected or that we expected. >> so that's why, you know, we're shifting our strategy here again. >> asked partnership with to try and refocus on one site and and really improving the cells there.

so here's this is not on random. vicki. well, from this where it's telling me headed, i very much trust in the intelligence and the strategy for german comment essential . they have proven that they can be, they, you know, the to, in the past piece and more because of research at the international council. i'm seeing transportation, they've published the study examining how major comic is, are progressing towards electric looping issue. behind tests not in china is b y, d, b and w and b, w r instead, and full plays with mercedes in 8 in the ranking of sustainable production. the germans are on top with bmw ahead of e w. i mistake these fall behind a test and b y d the german manufacturer is currently looking behind me in terms of the electric vehicle sales. however, when it comes to production of electric vehicles, the germans come and factors are performing relatively good, meaning that the production emissions and also the recycling emissions of electric cars are more in the focus of german manufacturers spend. it is, for

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the new state audit reveals government agencies are doing a lousy job tracking the money after they're sent to programs that are supposed to help people without homes forced. dan kerman here in the studio tonight with the details. dan, you know, this audit was requested by south bay state senator dave cortese. and while he says this lack of transparency must be corrected. he is not calling for a stop to future spending on homelessness. a new state audit finds it's impossible to tell if the 24 billion dollars the state has spent to combat homelessness over the last 5 years has been effective. >> the audit. depicts a bit of a data desert. >> south bay state senator dave cortese requested the audit which found state and local governments are not collecting enough data to determine if these programs are having successful outcomes. the biggest conclusion that the orders came back with his, there's just adequate transparency data and information available. the audit also evaluated the citie

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yes, and thank vicky's. nice to be but we are going to see a pretty nice evening, albeit we're going to see a little of that marine layer start to rebuild back in. >> but right now, as you look from our mount tam cam, it's blue skies as far as the eye can see. just a beautiful day. i got out and took a walk. i hope you're able to get some of that sunshine to. we topped off a little bit lower than we did yesterday, right? so you see right now we're sitting in the low 70's inland at 59 degrees in downtown san francisco. 64 up in santa rosa, but 71 in san jose. this is the difference from 24 hours ago. so inland, obviously that's where we've seen the biggest difference, a spot like santa rosa that's dropped about 10 degrees in the last 24 hours. having said that, we are still above average today and you can see that marine layer on the move starting to come back and we're going to have very kind of rinse, repeat forecast of yesterday where we start to see some of that marine layer rebuild. tonight, we wake up a

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. it was a little more than a year ago when blake moses was shot and killed at the home depot in pleasanton. >> tonight, kron four's dan kerman. talk to the victim's mother about this plea deal. dan joins us from the newsroom with the details dan. well, it was a shocking murder of a bay area man that was beloved by many. now on the eve of the trial, the plea deal has been reached and the family says they can move on. it was a little over a year ago at this home depot in pleasanton. when 26 year-old blake moses was shot and killed. police say it happened when mozza loss prevention officer was shot after confronting a woman for shoplifting. that woman was later identified as benicia naps. she was eventually charged with murder her accomplice david guillory was charged with child endangerment, an accessory to robbery. now as the 2 are set to go to trial, a plea agreement has been reached with naps, pleading guilty with a sentence of 19 years to life and guillory pleading guilty with a sent

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm noelle bellow. the family of walter playing sued tesla accusing the auto pilot feature of malfunctioning. >> causing the deadly accident in mountain view back in 2018 prison jack moment was at the courthouse today and has the latest. >> no, well, we do not know how much money tesla is settling for after the family of walter sued the car manufacturer. what we do know, though, is that the attorneys representing the family submitted documents in support of the settlement earlier this morning, the court case goes back at least 5 years now as walter hong crashed into the median on highway 101 in mountain view back in 2018. the family sued the year after investigators with the u.s. national transportation safety board say wong was playing video games on his smart phone and using tesla's autopilot feature at the time of the crash. hong died later in the hospital. that investigation also determined tesla's autopilot system operated improperly by not recognizing the lane change on the highway. tesla has long

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thanks for being with us tonight on kron. 4 news at 5, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. we still don't know much but in the last half hour we have learned that 4 people were killed, 2 of them adults and 2 children based on the layout of the aftermath believed that speeding was involved. a situation not uncommon in this area. we know just one car was involved in the crash. police say it's some sort of electric vehicle, but they are not saying what make or model yet. the crash happened around 9 o'clock last night at the area where foothill road switches from 2 lanes down to just one us just south of stone ridge drive the car veered off the road. it slammed into a light pole and then barreled into an oak tree. the tree and the ground around it are burned out. as you can see there, they're still foam on the pavement, likely sprayed by the fire department. the cause of this crash is still being investigated, but police do not believe alcohol or foul play are factors in the crash. we spoke to one man dropping off a sign saying rest in love. he says that he did not know those w