vicki: almost everything.ted to roll over a little bit, but big thing still is getting labor. labor for trucking and cruise -- crews so labor costs are still going up. alix: let's move to direct air capture. if you successfully do that, you can use the co2 to pump more into the ground and get more oil out. you guys are undergoing a huge transformation. with that -- give me a proportion of how much money you are going to spend on the direct air capture facilities versus everything else going forward. vicki: i would say the oxley dollars that will go into direct air capture construction, we expect to build about 130 of these between now and 2035. alix: i thought it was 100. you upped it again. vicki: it is 130 now because of the inflation reduction act, which provides a floor on revenue that has enabled us to accelerate what we are going to do. the dollars will come from various sources. cannot tell you how much of that will be occi dollars, it will take a partnership and other types of financing to make sure we

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm ken wayne. those bitter temperatures expected to give way to scattered rain showers, thunderstorms and hail overnight. kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us to explain was driving the system and we're going to see more snow perhaps or snow that we're seeing more snow falling right now around the bay area over the higher peaks of the front. >> begins to move in. the popping up around the bay area. again. and the gusty winds have been blowing. and that's a concern likely to see some power outages again around the bay area tonight with some of those winds whipping outside along the coastline into the east bay. we could gusts of 40 maybe 45 miles per hour in those locations through friday afternoon. for those with begin to subside temperatures also running chilly and you can imagine this is down. the urban areas got a lot of 40's, evenulow 40's. but how about calistoga? 38 degrees. same leaning. you're looking at 38 degrees there, calistoga. 32 and freezing. you get to kelsey bi

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. chief armstrong has been on paid administrative leave. >> since january 19 for his handling of to misconduct investigations involving a police sergeant. the mayor made the announcement about an hour ago. kron four's dan thorn was there in the room. he joins us live with the latest details. good evening, >> good evening, grant. vicki. it appears another leader for oakland's police department. the mayor deciding to let the chief go earlier today. she says it was in decision that was not easy, but it was one that was necessary for progress here in the city of oakland. this all started when ron armstrong was put on administrative leave for an investigation that was opening over armstrong's handling of officer misconduct. one incident involving a police sergeant reportedly firing a gun inside the police station. the other involving that same sergeant being accused of not stopping at the scene after he struck a car using an opd vehicle. the sergeant is also accused of failing to report both

but the good news now, catherine and vicki, the 101 moving in both directions again. and that's the latest from out here reporting live. we'll send it back to you guys in the studio. all right, justin, we're glad you're right there to keep us up to date. thanks very much. that's justin campbell reporting live from menlo park. and those going take a current look at the power outage. conditions in the memo park area on the peninsula. >> we're hearing about 20,000 people. they're still in the dark. and if you've got electric, keep voice is going to be cold. a lot of folks were in their sweats. a san mateo county has had the these widespread outages during this week's cold and windy weather. windy weather memo. park city officials today say that these outages have affected nearly one in 3 people in that county. people in some places may be wearing several layers of about sweat said home. all right. you're looking live at our storm tracker we've been talking about the main event. it's it happening. preference chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here. yeah, you've been warn

nuestra compañera habló con la víctima una histeria que verá por telemundo 48 >>> buenas noches, vicky sustento económico. le pide a la policía de san josé que patrulla las calles del centro de la ciudad más frecuentemente especialmente los fines de semana cuando me dice ocurren estas peleas >>> este video muestra el momento cuando sánchez se encontró en medio de una pelea callejera en horas de la madrugada del pasado 14 de enero cerca de la plaza césar chávez >>> cuando vi que los hombres brillen enfrente de mi agarre y me quité y se llevaron el carro >>> aunque vicky no recibió ningún golpe asegura que esta pelea le costó cerca de 2000 dólares en daños y ventas perdidas y añade que gastos cientos de dólares en arreglar su carrito dinero que asegura sacó de sus ahorros >>> el muchacho tuvo que desbaratar y meterle otra vez >>> vicky dice que trabajar en el centro de la ciudad es peligroso para los vendedores ambulantes ya que ven poca presencia policial >>> es peligroso porque hay mucha gente agresiva, hay mucha gente (inaudible) >>> durante este incidente visto y busco ayuda de las a

vicki grant, thank you. both will, of cold night here in the bay area recently. but a warning tonight from east bay police. why they say you should never leave your car unattended to warm up. >> plus, we have the latest on that 3 alarm fire that just happened this afternoon. firefighters still on the scene in the oakland hills fire is out. >> we'll have a live report with the latest. that and much more straight ahead at 6. >> from the bay local news station. we now with breaking news. a

and vicki, we don't know exactly what the gas was. only that it was highly flammable and it was inside of that box fan behind me. that road is now open and traffic is moving. but since 09:00am this morning in for several hours, this area was completely shut down. this is video of the box van being loaded outside the home that exploded yesterday in san francisco. san francisco fire department and police just come from an hour ago. but it's the same truck that was pulled over here. and daly city, jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department says the driver is with the san francisco crime lab that was transporting cylinders from the sunset district home to the crime lab in san francisco. when one of them search to make it to sing south, the driver pulled over called 9-1-1. and that's the san mateo county hazmat team in san francisco. bomb squad was brought in the bomb squad, used robot to measure the air quality and take video in and around the truck. baxter says the situation was resolved after a 7 hour long investigation. >>

vicki hartzler my predecessor, a great woman, decided to run for the u.s. senate. my wife and i talked about it, and we thought, this is where really god was leading us to be a voice for the people. and i the biggest miracle, i think a bigger than moses parting the red sea was that my wife agreed to this and she on board 100%. in fact, coming up tonight, she she loves being a part of this, a journey that we're on where do your conservative roots from? i think mostly my dad. in fact, i don't have with me today, but i typically carry around my copy of the constitution. he gave it to me before he died and. it's underlined like a little old lady's king james bible with all these notes. i had it on the floor the morning that we were finally sworn in. and i think it 1232 and i held it in one hand with my other hand over my heart, kind of an homage to him. he really me. i think the principles of what the constitution is, is is the basic foundation of our country. and we need not from that to have liberty and freedom. security. are there other in that constitution from him

vicki was extraordinarily gracious in talking to me. but not helpful meeting my requests for. for example, ted kennedy's diary. it's sitting here somewhere in what they call courtesy storage for his entire life. he would talk into a tape recorder after meeting a president or after a senate debate, and it would be sent to somebody to transfer, tried and i knew it was there because when i was doing my ted kennedy i with my tip o'neill book, i interviewed ted about all kennedy o'neill stories. and it was explained to me that somebody had been sent here to look through the files, find the diary entries, and send a briefing book down ted. because ted, he was very conscious about history and he wanted to be accurate and he wanted to tell it the right way, according to him, so he would have this briefing book. well, what would happen is occasion instead of packing it up safely and sending it back to to the vaults here, somebody would slip it into a folder, especially if it was material for a speech, and then they would the diary entries into a a speechwriters folder and i found that

now we will show you a screenshot of vicki's correspondence with her friend.re. in general, what i wanted to tell you in the afternoon. mom is sleeping, my uncle is sleeping and his friend is also a little sister. my sister was in the hall sitting with my mother watching cartoons on the phone. i'm sitting in my room with no one i also touch on the phone and correspond with my friends. plus, listening to music, my stepfather comes . again, the joke is that he is sober like everyone else. okay, let's say he sat down next to him and asked what i was doing? i say, well, you see, i listen to music on the phone, and so on. he says, understandable and just unexpectedly takes and climbs. i say, don't touch me, he'll be silent or he'll kill you, but i don't care, i say, get away from me. no, he doesn't care. basically, he almost raped me. i yelled woke up, uncle with his friend. mom woke up he was kicked out only to the point. in the evening he came. like i apologized, my mother forgave me, but i didn’t. this happened just recently, the second thing that happened also

vicki liviakis reporting for us this morning. where you can see that the weather is certainly very, very active over this part of the bay area. starting to see a bit of rain over there. and earlier we could even make out the snow. you can kind of see here in this perspective to the snow that's fallen over a mount tam as well. dave. >> yeah, and we will add to that today and probably early into the week. 2 of those snow levels dipped to about 2000 feet or so. so at least a scraping by our local mountains as what we'll see. meanwhile, sending you up to we're a castle peak here. it is. this layer of road all this morning. it's been progressively getting worse as the snow is already starting to fall. there's more where that came from snow and winds, cold temps, mid 20's were expect the next couple of days. they're for winter storm warning that switches to a blizzard warning tomorrow all the way 04:00am on wednesday. that's because of those heavy winds and whiteout conditions expected. all right. the heavy rain is expected to drop in

well, vicky, isn't it, yeah? i was speaking to vicky earlier on and we were crying together.ely long and hard about it because whenever i'd spoken to debs on the radio — and i did the last radio interview with debs, when she was in her garden at home, and i said, "i'm not putting the phone "down" because i thought i didn't want to finalise everything, so we hung on — it was like, "you put "the phone down". "no, you put it down." anyway, so, i was invited to the funeral and i agonised about it and ijust decided not go because i thought, "debs..." if i could say to debs, "should i be at your funeral "with everybody else, or have i got this platform "on the day of the funeral to be able to say to " reiterate her message? " i think said on air, you know, "i'm not at the funeral. "i'm here to tell you to check your poo." and vicky told me — and, i mean, you're coming up later, so you could tell this story better than me — but she basically said she was leaving the funeral, heard me on the radio and it was very emotional for people who were at the funeral. and subsequently, about t

well, vicky, isn't it? vicky earlier on and we were crying together, so, what it was, i got invited to deb's funeral and i thought absolutely long and hard about it because when ever i had spoken to debs on the radio — and i did the last interview with debs in her garden at home. i said i am not putting the phone down so it was like you put the phone down, no, you put it down. anyway, so i was invited to the funeral. and i agonised about it and decided not go, because i thought, if i could say to deb, "should i be at your funeral or have i got this platform to be able to say, to reiterate her message?" i think said on air, "i'm not at the funeral i'm here to tell you to check your poo." vicky, you are coming up later, but she said she was leaving the funeral, heard me on the radio and it was emotional for people at the funeral. subsequently about two or three days later we got a guy on, an ambulance driver who said he was taking someone to hospital subsequently who had heard me on the radio, talk about what

well, vicky, isn't it, yeah? i was speaking to vicky earlier on and we were crying together.olutely long and hard about it because whenever i'd spoken to debs on the radio — and i did the last radio interview with debs, when she was in her garden at home, and i said, "i'm not putting the phone "down" because i thought i didn't want to finalise everything, so we hung on — it was like, "you put "the phone down". "no, you put it down." anyway, so, i was invited to the funeral and i agonised about it and ijust decided not go because i thought, "debs..." if i could say to debs, "should i be at your funeral "with everybody else, or have i got this platform "on the day of the funeral to be able to say to " reiterate her message? " i think said on air, you know, "i'm not at the funeral. "i'm here to tell you to check your poo." and vicky told me — and, i mean, you're coming up later, so you could tell this story better than me — but she basically said she was leaving the funeral, heard me on the radio and it was very emotional for people who were at the funeral. and subsequently, abo

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis.nt's speech before a politically divided congress comes as the country is struggling to make sense out of some compounding cross currents at home and abroad, economic a wearying war in ukraine that just grinds on growing tensions with china, including a spy balloon. you know, among them, biden is also expected to use his speech to make the case for his re-election. today is the first time since 2019 that the president and congressional leaders are permitted to bring guests to the event which is attended by every member of the house and the senate, all 9 supreme court justices, most of the president's cabinet members and the diplomatic corps there. we want to show you. >> live look inside the house chamber where you can see the first lady jill biden is there and there is some ross room where the president will make

. >> grant, vicki, good evening to you guys. welcome to super bowl. 57 week here in glendale, state farm stadium behind me right now officially lit up for the night. yeah. let's talk about the artist at hand because we had to keep ourselves busy. while we waited for the chiefs eagles to arrive there actually speaking tonight to the media will have sound from them for the rest of the week. back to the nfl experience and artist charles fuzzy know who's been the artist behind the super bowl poster for more than 2 decades ounces. 21st season doing this and it's pop art's of this really kind of just jumps out at you. he makes helmets. he makes posters. he makes things to put on the wall and some of his work. that is for nearly $7,000. and it's all a labor of love. >> they're very time consuming. how much like this takes usually a first, it's painted on the bottom. trace the designs. the night >> then those are cut out a paper, a special type of on using a special ties, the 5th he and then placed them on the bottom of the so the botto

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis, a major rally at oakland city hall. >> participants as you heard there demanding that the new mayor shank, how give armstrong his job back. and tonight, kron four's haaziq mod-yoon takes a closer look at where things go from here. >> community members, clergy and city leaders came together for a rally outside oakland city hall calling on mayor sheng to reverse her decision to fire oakland police chief leronne armstrong without cause a decision that followed federal monitor. robert warshaw was investigation into the former chief's handling of a pair of police misconduct investigations. the naacp organized the rally, the opening chapter of the naacp along with community leaders. >> are here today to express our shock. our disappointment and for many are outrage over the firing. lebron armstrong. we're here for justice. that's right. >> bring back the power and the voice of the police commission. and bring back armstrong. thank you. >> on growing will likely take legal action this week against mayor shane tells retaliatory actions terminated. >> the r

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. a man accused of trying to murder for san jose police officers made his first court appearance today. >> the suspect as 37 year-old luis alberto can too, of san jose, though san jose district attorney says he goes by several aliases. >> the san jose chief called him no, we orlando mendoza yesterday kron four's rob nesbitt was in the courtroom. today is more of the details on this investigation. these allegations are quite serious route. >> they are grant lewis can't whose attorney had requested that the arraignment be pushed back to next week before his client was brought into the courtroom. the judge denied that request and cantor was brought in and read the 4 counts of attempted murder that are against it. in a red jumpsuit and shackles. lewis can't who made his first court appearance wednesday. >> charged with 4 counts of attempted murder against for san jose police officers friday night, according to santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen. he tried to kill the police offi

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis, tyre nichols funeral was held today. the 29 year-old died 3 days after being brutally beaten by 5. now, former. >> memphis police officers earlier this month, vice president harris made brief but emotional remarks about tyre nichols in the severe beating that caused his death. we also heard from >> his mother who tearfully pay tribute to his life. kron 4 correspondent kareen wynter reports for us tonight. >> tyree was a beautiful if for this to happen to hear is just had a match in the book. >> standing strong alongside thousands of people, family members, friends, elected officials and community members. the mother of tyre, nichols addressed mourners at his memorial. >> probably she the only speed this keep him. you go. it. and i do both. that would him in the side it. >> that video of nichols is fatal beating by 5 black memphis police officers following a traffic stop that was captured on police body cam and other surveillance footage to anger and protests across the country. but this is how his loved ones say he shoul

i'm vicki liviakis today. california's senator dianne feinstein announced that she will not be running for reelection in 2024, she says that she will continue to serve out her current term in office. the 89 year-old has represented california in the senate ever since 1992 and is currently the oldest member of congress. there's also been widespread speculation over her political future for years now she filed the necessary paperwork to seek re-election back in 2021. and there have been several reports addressing her mental acuity and fitness to serve. last month. california representative katie porter and adam schiff both announced their candidacies for feinstein's senate seat east bay congresswoman barbara lee also rumored to be planning a campaign in her statement announcing her decision not to run. feinstein does not address any of the speculation or any campaign announcements. instead, she's focusing on her plans for the rest of her term saying in part, quote, even with a divided congress, we can still pass

. >> i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. yeah. we had a couple weeks of dry weather anyway, but there's more rain in the forecast for tomorrow and want to take a live look outside right now. the transamerica pyramid in san francisco shrouded with clouds, just a wet kind of dreary day. yeah, clouds that apparently are full of water. yeah, it start. what about 2 o'clock this morning? yeah. it was coming down rain more than expected. we had some places over half an inch 3 quarters of inch of rain. almost so. >> yeah, nice little soaker outside and now we've got all that moisture left behind. kind of seeing a lot of fog sitting around the bay area, some drizzle even along the coastline up toward the golden gate bridge, trying to dry out there a little bit. but it's not gonna last long. we've got another storm system ahead in for the weekend. but look at some of the totals around the bay area today. almost 3 quarters an inch in santa rosa to lebron over half an inch of rain. napa for 10 san francisco. you had a half an inch of rain. ho

vicki, if you ever want to date, go with you. that was vicki liviakis reporting for us this morning. all right. before we head to break, we got to talk about the storm. we're keeping an eye on the weather. >> as you head out on your morning commute, we're going to hear more from john after the breao about how long the storms going to stick around. if you want to hit up the snow today where you can potentially go, we'll be right back afwelcome back for 55. we're getting close to 5 in is you are getting close to maybe getting to the roads. just take it. slow are out there. we've got a mix of rain, snow even some grapple sleet that has accumulated on roadways just making its like out there. >> 101 has been a rough go in marine sonoma up to mendocino counties this morning. once you get north of santa rosa, you're going to be running into more and more snowfall. cloverdale reports of cars sliding off of roadways up there. it's been a mix of rain and snow which is making conditions, especially i see look at this. i-80 is you get northe

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. will the fire fortunately is under control right now. but it took firefighters quite some time. >> to put it out to. here's exactly where it happened on 22nd avenue between noriega and moraga streets there. officials first responding 2 reports of an explosion just after 9.30, this morning. firefighters say when they got there, one home was on fire. you see the flames there. and the explosion cause windows to shatter. >> along is several homes along 22nd avenue there. this is a huge explosion. 3 homes total. the house that exploded. and then the houses on either side of it were worst hurt. we know at least one person has serious injuries, a firefighter as well as being treated for minor injuries. we have a crew on scene gathering information as we speak and we'll be checking in live with them in just a few minutes from now. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now. a guy. yeah, good to see. it was tough to a moment to fairly >> guys, we've got some rain coming. looks like doesn't look like a big storm. but here we go. get ready fo

transferred it to vicki's account. why did grandma do that? a, because scammers took over.such scammers, but there was a situation that she transferred scammers at 200,000 to 100,000. and what are you, like, don’t waste it all, comrade everything to the granddaughter, so that i don’t deceive her. she even said this in court, grandmother, because she gave her a million for a reason. that's right, grandma went to the bank and deposited the money into the eyelids account. yes, i rewrote, see my grandmother buys an apartment in 15. uh-huh in the month of september in the month of december, my grandmother goes to the hospital with a stroke. she is a very impressionable grandmother. she came out after a month in the hospital and said, i'm afraid that i'll die. so i don't want my children to swear, divide, tear. this is all my legacy, and at that moment vika's grandmother was nearby, copy me, like, i'll take care of you. i will go help you and grandmother. so she rewrote the donation apartment for her ; the grandmother has the full right to live in this apartment. we filed in the

good evening, vicki and grant, thanks for having me. and even though president biden has been working on this script for weeks months and it was all written down the road for him, he deviated a lot from it to respond to lawmakers and sometimes their attacks. >> president joe biden used his second state of the union address to build on his administration's last 2 years of work a year. president biden announced new standards to require all construction materials used in federal infrastructure projects to be made in the u.s. supply chain for america begins in america. the president also called on congress to reform law enforcement to increase training, accountability and community policing and to pass more gun laws banned assault weapons. now. on immigration, president biden once more equipment and officers to secure the border and a pathway to citizenship for dhaka recipients. american border problems won't be fixed congress acts. and as he advocated for unity at the president appeared to secure bipartisan support for safeguarding medicai

vicki. thank you. can and some bay area news now a massive explosion and fire that. >> shattered windows of at least a dozen homes in san francisco sunset district has sadly turned deadly around 06:00pm. tonight, fire crews found a body inside a home where the fire and explosion where investigators are now trying to find out what started that fire and the explosion. >> our kron 4 sarah stinson joins us now live from san francisco with the such a horrific situation. sarah, what are you learning? >> yeah, i can tell you when we're standing out here and we all got word that someone died in this explosion. it was a somber mood. people just be got very quiet out here. and at this some of the evacuations have lifted. but they still say, hey, it's a dangerous situation, is a lot of moving parts. take a look. still a very active scene with fire crews going through the rubble. there's even a crane in there that are going through the area and they're still investigating, by the way. but let's take you to where t

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. more than a week since the deadly mass shooting in half moon bay employees who work at the farms for the gunman opened fire. they're talking publicly now about the incident and their working conditions. the challenges field workers faces got national attention since that shooting and a local advocate has been invited to president biden's state of the union address. >> that is next weekend crowd for cell sogomonian is here with an update on these people. these conditions, it's terrible, really? >> yeah. this is really backbreaking work. when you take a look at what these people have to do and of course, many of them are away from home away from their families abroad. so as that shooting investigation continues, as we mentioned, concerns have been raised over the living conditions of farm workers along the coast here, the founder of a local nonprofit that supports them hopes to be their voice for their cause next tuesday. >> after 7 san mateo county farm workers were killed in a mass sh

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan. we've got team coverage tonight on the ongoing cleanup. how people in the bay area are bracing for more rain. they're bracing for snow at lower elevations. kron four's dan thorn san francisco where winter weather preparations are continuing. a reporter justin campbell is in san jose where that big tree fell destroying a retaining wall. amanda areas and san mateo word tree fell on an apartment building. but let's begin our team coverage with kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. this kind of weather excite yeah, boy, i mean, this is just something else. you don't see it happen very often. maybe. >> you have to go back to 1970, 64. we saw something similar to this with a similar conditions. so, yeah, it could be a very, very magical. a 24 to 48 hours here in the bay area. not that we're going to see widespread snow all across the bay area. but we're going to hear about reports of people seeing snow in their backyards. almost certain of it as we're going to see some of that activit

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan. grant lotus is on a special assignment. >> for days we have been telling you about problems related to workers along capp street in the city's mission district. complaints from neighbors prompted city officials to put up those barriers. well, now the city's police department has a new enforcement strategy to keep the work from. >> happening on cap street, our current for sarah stinson spoke with the assistant police chief and joins us now live in the studio to tell us more about that. sarah. >> that's right. i did speak with sfpd assistant chief lives are he says they're finding success in their new way of cracking down. and that is putting officers on the streets as decoys that way when potential clients or john's come down the street, they'll think it is a worker. but in fact, it's an officer. >> have a lot of workers that are on capped between 18 and 18th and 22nd street. and you have a lot of vehicle traffic and people are out a lot of noise associated with that sfpd assistant chi

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that looks that looks to be. >> and vicki, catherine, later tonight here i'll be joined live by mayor penrose bureau will go over her plans for what's next for the city moving forward reporting live from half moon bay. stephanie lives. one for news. >> thank you, stephanie, for that. and we're looking forward to hearing that later on. thanks, stephanie. another n help the survivors and the families affected by the shooting. you can donate to the nonprofit coast side. hope on its website you can set up a recurring donation. you can choose where to send your money. the money will go directly towards a farmworker, for example, farmworker fund help with more general needs our help to make a special occasion happen. that said coastside hope dot network for good dot com. and for more half moon bay coverage, you can scan that qr code for a shortcut to kron 4 dot com. you'll find a photo essay on everything that's happened over the past month. also, the latest on efforts to improve housing for the farm workers there and other ways you can help. coming up. you know, it's not something californ

obviously i defer to vicky and mark sure.ou know the fact is 2023, the indications are not good we may have avoided technical recession but what i'm interested in is the reality of people's lives. people's feel. everybody the moment is feeling the pinch. their lives are the inflation rate is maybe levelling out may be dropping, but the reality for people's lives is that food pnces people's lives is that food prices are still up. fuel prices still going up. there's no sort of certainty beyond april. so let's actually see. but people don't feel as though we are not in recession, people feel as though we're very in recession at energy costs, at the moment. energy costs, energy taking up so much energy bills taking up so much of the of people, exactly half the country on strike at on any given day. so i think it's a pretty depressing outlook. and what is going to change. we keep you there's no end in sight you know there's no end in sight for in ukraine we keep for the war in ukraine we keep heanng for the war in ukraine we keep

of course not, in our studio there is a small vicky, don't worry.rievably flowing away and how those who lost it bitterly regret it. hurry, do not put off the search for relatives, do not wait for the right moment. and we'll do our best to make it in time. so we begin. and yet, for our program, such stories are a duty to do honor, we will continue to search until there is at least some chance of success and we will invite our studio of authors such applications. today our guest is galina nikolaevna lebedinets. let's meet her.

now my next guest, 46 year old vicki knowles , didn't year old vicki knowles, didn't want her cancerted wig bank london, a website , which bank london, a website, which provides top quality wigs at a reduced price specifically for women who have lost their hair as result of chemo therapy. now wigs usually cost up to £100, but the wig bank in london sells them for as little as £10, with them for as little as £10, with the proceeds to the south east london breast cancer trust select the same charity that supported vicki throughout her own cancer journey and as supported vicki throughout her own cancerjourney and as i said, delighted to say, she's sitting here the studio with me now looking great feeling , now looking great feeling, better. all done and dusted. i hope so . yeah. so yeah it's sort hope so. yeah. so yeah it's sort of just over a year since i was diagnosed once you'd had your diagnosis and you knew that you were going into chemo where you told was it made clear to you what was likely to happen to you in to hair, you mean or just in in to hair, you mean orjust in general? i

. >> celebrate tonight on dine and dish kron vicki liviakis takes us in a time machine to one market. >> at the foot of market street in san francisco. one mark is feeling some 90's. nostalgia. hard to believe. but what market here has been around for. the there's moving to the of standards. what market is a california seen 3 lot has happened in this city. oh, my gosh, for sure has. and we're just proud to be here. do serving up some of greatest hits from back. then take a lot do fashioning interviews. sent back to the table. i try to be huge issues every year which keeps me my creativity going. and it also restaurant >> to celebrate the 30th anniversary, you might want to order from back issues. the with trump and always hit. and how about this? trolley so sue flight? or this month pitts is smaller a when market with no shortage of interest and bottles served up lots of fantastic wines that that i've chosen. >> for the anniversary, here's to the next 30 years. san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 >> and of course, we're always looking for good places to dine in good places to take o

>> no, vicky, it's not appropriate. >> vicky nguyen with the investigation. ♪ if it makes you happy ♪ fame >> i feel like i've been nominated for an oscar for a movie i've been writing for 30 years >> it's very inspiring to play for women that you know are on the other side of something that catastrophic >> her one on one with sheinelle in just a bit. >>> and 30 years of "groundhog day," as the iconic comedy marks a milestone. >> do you ever have deja vu, mrs. lancaster >> i don't think so, but i can check with the kitchen >> we're taking you to the memorable spots where it was filmed >> watch out for that first step it's a doozy >> as we look back again and again and again. >> i think it will be an early spring >> didn't we do this yesterday >> today, groundhog day, thursday, february 2nd, 2023 ♪ >> visiting from bangor, maine >> celebrating nick's 10th birthday >> hi to my mom watching in north carolina >> aloha from hawaii >> three generations on a girls trip from kansas city. >> from las vegas! >> it's our 32nd wedding anniversary. >> besties from rockport, maine, and ft. washingt

and the ones to be gross, as is vicki excess funds. and it's very exciting to be in this room as he has often in chatham, aware of all the decisions that were made, hearing her heal vada olive, but everything was decided on a language level, even and cheating people are probably the side. little vinny can shine above it, that will still be using the language spoken to the language of art and to make a statement. yeah. be helped him using the language of art to convey political messages in me for a concert featuring choirs from 3 different countries. oh . ready ready ready ready ready july 2022, warsaw. castle square. reminders of ukraine are everywhere. people are collecting donations for the wars victims. the border to ukraine or war zone is only about a 100 kilometers east. metalli, alexander decided this is a suitable part of eastern europe to get all the musicians together for over her soul. ah, vazo, it's the, it's all fine. warsaw has now become a symbol of neighborly relations, not vos or so we saw. so the 1st city to be complet

it is also possible. >> in oakland, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. it's so good.ip. >> if you're a vegetarian, that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. we have a lot more ahead tonight here during kron. 4 at 6, catherine heenan ken wayne here now with what's ahead. we could smell that through the tv. getting meat sweats. looking at it. all right. here. thank you. big guys. thank you, justine. and coming up at 6 o'clock, a hazmat situation, the shutdown of several bart stations for hours that says crews continue investigate the deadly house explosion of san francisco. in the question tonight. >> are the 2 incidents connected and the open community is mourning after local bakery owner dies after a violent robbery and it's an attack. we have reaction to that. >> coming up, i'm ken wayne. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. because we're dealing with the final gas. so one little spark can set that off and then make for now the scene. so and cautious order to protect the public and emergency responders at sea. >> now at 6, a hazardous materi

elections and ballers after the government crackdown our musicians wanted to do something i was, was vicki kimball, and they didn't want to be passively above years of lucas, the thir east as they stood next to the people and thing it was, it became a national movement in ballard. is that given it's an island? oh yes, almost a mover coming from you. i think that music can change the world. go and that every person can change. and if someone does me harder, la la, la circle there doesn't. people and ukraine. good to be surrounded by music, ver it in april, last year, we staged concerts in air raid shelters to comfort little that who were frightened or was rather than the law chronicler de la keith, throughout the la senza town. on the 2nd, only did they be sure, alexia sham britzky and his key faced sophia chamber choir, arrived in germany from war torn ukraine. they, too, are using music to fight for their country. oh, i am the choir was founded in 2007, and quickly became an important part of patrol life and ukrainian capital. but it sense of identity and purpose has changed since februar

our musicians wanted to do something i was, was vicki kimball and they didn't want to be passively a others like lucas. it's her east as they stood next to the people. and thing is that it became a national movement in belarus. like if it's an island at all? yes, mister mussa coming at you. i think that music can change the world and that every person can change and use them. what does move harman law nashikuru their desert? people and ukraine. good to be surrounded by music. ver, the, in april, last year, we staged concerts in airway shelters, to comfort little that from frightens or the rather than the laconically they, nicky throttle is sandita wooden. the 2nd one we did over the neighbors. sure, alexia sham. britsky. and his keith based sophia chamber choir, ripened germany from war torn ukraine. they too are using music to fight for their country. oh i the choir was founded in 2007, and quickly became an important part of cultural life and ukrainian capital. but it sense of identity and purpose has changed since february. oh dr. the, my old sir. ah, this yourselves as cultural a

we'd love to have you in oakland, vicki liviakis kron. 4 must do make is looks great. we'll be right back after the break. >> welcome back in close to 05:00am now still pretty early, but we are going to be looking at an increasingly clear day ahead. we're starting mostly cloudy. no fog. just cloud cover. setting up about the bay area. golden gate bridge looks good. still without that fog this morning, current temperatures in the 30's to 40's. now we're not as cold as we were yesterday, but we are comparably chilly. so just make sure that you're layered up this morning this afternoon. we're going to be in for a warmer and clear day than what we had yesterday. daytime highs rising well into the 60's today for san francisco will be 61. oakland at 62 saying all the way up to 64 getting even warmer into saturday and sunday. >> kron 4. kron four's also honoring black history through the end february. and this morning we get to meet victoria brinker at just 10 years old, already harder. this opera singer from pennsylvania showing us black history is still being made today. vi