if you have plans for sunday easter egg hunts and branches back to you grant vicki., still ahead, the record rain. this winter's sparking a major. >> spring allergy season coming up. how you can manage the symptoms. >> also coming up, a california city trying a new approach when it comes to fixing those potholes, how it fixing those potholes, how it could be less time consuming. martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't

alexandra. >> vicki, good evening. the justice department says the fbi made that arrest earlier today without any incident. what's still unknown at this time is whether there are any additional people who could face charges. >> today the justice department arrested jack douglas to >> just days after leaked pentagon documents became widespread on twitter. a suspect is in custody. >> connection with an investigation into alleged unauthorized removal retention and transmission. a classified national defense information. while the justice department is leading the ongoing investigation, the pentagon says it too, is taking the issue seri usly. >> and is reviewing who can access certain classified information. it is important to understand. >> that we do have stringent guidelines in place for safeguarding classified and sensitive information. >> the pentagon says that process includes the need to obtain security clearances and the signing of non-disclosure agreements. this was a deliberate criminal act, a violation of those

vicki in kendall. >> have the news at can thank you very much, vicki. see in a minute.e's what we're working on tonight. at 6, a student allegedly stabbed another student at a school in walnut creek. >> we're live at that school with details on the investigation. an arrest warrant has been issued for oakland police officer. why the district attorney says the action is necessary. what action is necessary. what critics are saying hey, man. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance. so you only pay for what you need! whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now at 6, a student in the 9th grade has been detained after allegedly stabbing another northgate high school student in walnut creek. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore tonight. the community is still in shocked as police investigate the attack. questions remain ab

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i'm grant lotus, vicki liviakis. we're going to be checking with the crew in mere moments, but we do. have our top story right now. a chp officers and members of the california national guard will be in san francisco starting on monday, helping to tackle the fentanyl crisis. and today we learn more about the plan approved by governor newsom last week. our first rob nesbitt joins us now from the newsroom with more on what this will look like in the city. rob vicki, i was there last week when mayor london breed announced the chp and the california national guard will be coming to san francisco today. we learned a bit more about what these changes will look like for you. after touring the tenderloin district in san francisco and seeing the open air drug market for himself. >> governor gavin newsom approved mayor london breed's request for help to stop it and will send a strong message to those who are perpetrating these crimes that are holding communities hostage, that we will do everything we can to work together to ma

vicki, back to you. all right. just seen a civil lawsuit has been filed on behalf of several people who say they are victims of those officers named in the antioch police department. text messaging scandal. yeah. the attorneys who filed the lawsuit are also seeking federal oversight. >> at and he act. pdr cropper says the comedian has that story. >> i have been. >> asking targeted and railroaded. but any our police department for over 10 years claim that i was dealing drugs out in oso here. when you read that list. >e well, officers that first 20 point, all of those officers beat my son except 3. these residents are part of a federal civil rights lawsuit announced here outside the antioch police department. the litigation is against the city of antioch and members of apd who are named in an investigation by the fbi and the contra costa district attorney's office. that investigation revealed over 2 dozen officers allegedly involved in a text group exchanging racist, sexist and anti lgbtq messages and images. >> dire

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. this is pleasant hill's first homicide in nearly 2 years. police say the victim was shot in the head after a fight broke out. kron four's rob nesbitt talks with city's police chief about the investigation. chief scott vermillion had an early morning monday in pleasant hill responding to the scene of a fatal shooting that happened just after 01:00am. he told me the victim's name, but it's still working to track down the suspect. >> this was the scene outside carrington's bar monday morning in pleasant hill. caution tape and officers surrounding the shopping center parking lot of gregory lane just west of i-680, of contra costa boulevard. chief scott vermillion says witnesses on scene told police about an argument between 2 groups of people that turned violent. some point they went out into the parking lot and argument started. >> and during the pushing occurred >> right at that moment of the suspect pulled out a gun and shot the victim one time in the head. he says the victim as 37 yea

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. a busy busy day. new york prosecutors allege donald trump conspired to illegally influence the 2016 election through a series of hush money payments. the former president is expected to make remarks from our lago in about 15 minutes from now. this is a live shot. people are starting to file in as soon as he begins to speak. we will take you to florida live right now. a conference jay dow joins us live in new york. jay, walk us through how how all this unfolded today. >> good evening to you, grant and vicki, this arraignment lasted about an hour. that's much longer than your traditional arraignment, which usually takes only a few minutes here, read the charges and there's a mister trump uttered only those words not guilty. his attorney his attorneys doing the rest of the talking for him. he then walked out. he didn't say a word during the entire process. he did not smile. did not look happy to be there. however, after he left the courthouse, we did notice that he's been posting a few times on his truth

see how things are shaping up vicki.ms like we had about a week of going from winter to summer summer. and then i guess back to winter again, we've got a lot going 7 to 10 days weather-wise out there. it's a beautiful day around the bay area. lot of sunshine. a really nice weather outside some warmer temperatures. >> we've seen in quite a while and hey, it's going to get warmer, too out there. right now. we are seeing some haze developing out toward the golden gate bridge just kind of signature. that's some fog likely to form out there overnight tonight. and it's tomorrow morning. still temperatures today. hey, not bad at all. we're running well above the average in many spots. 84 one of the warmer spots in concord today. 82 in santa rosa. 83 for a high in la more 79 degrees in san jose. 73 in oakland and a beautiful 67 in san francisco. out the door we go. we've cooled off along the coastline with the sea breeze. now 50's there. you're still looking at numbers. 80 degrees. still a concord. 77 in lemore. 82 insanely in t

thank you, vicki, catherine. see in a moment.what we're working on a former san francisco fire commissioner is recovering in the hospital tonight. >> after he was attacked in the marina district. we're going hear from a friend who says the attack is a reflection of the level of violence in the city. the south bay police union leader who is charged drug trafficking scheme is now out of a job. we'll explain that. i'm ken wayne. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now it's 6 in san jose police officers association has fired its executive director joanne segovia. she's the woman who federal prosecutors charged last month with attempting to import fentanyl as part of a larger scheme to bring synthetic opioids into the u.s. and distribute them. >> good evening. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. the decision to fire so cobia. that's just the first appeal. a decision. the first move since it launched an internal investigation. kron four's dan kerman looks at what's ahead

. >> and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. a stabbing at an east bay high school today sent a student at the hospital and another student is in custody tonight facing charges in connection to that attack. police say they received a 9-1-1 call about 1 o'clock this afternoon about a stabbing at northgate high school kron. four's theresa joins us live with details on this developing story. teresa. >> i can. and wannacry police are calling this and attempted murder and they're trying to figure out exactly how a student brought a knife to campus. this as parents and students are telling me that they are really unnerved about all that's happened here. >> of bad still shaking right now because it's it's absolutely scary. it's just crazy. you know, the violence today. yeah, it's crazy. i i'm shocked that happened. parents and students responding to a stabbing on the campus of northgate high school tuesday during lunchtime. the school district and police releasing little information other than saying in a statement to 9th graders were

vicki, thank you. grant tonight at 6, you'll the nays, sir. back in for their home fans for the first time since announced their land deal in las vegas. >> we are live at the coliseum rays fans showing up with some mixed emotions. plus the promise reinforcements are coming to san francisco to deal with the city's fentanyl crisis. the california national guard and the chp announcing today they will be in the city starting next week. how they say they'll be working with sfpd to make the streets safer. i'm ken way. the news at 6 is next. martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic reactions can occur that

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>> reporter: hi, vicky.orts and found no link between the covid-19 vaccine and tinnitus. it can affect up to 25% of adults at any given time. it's really hard to tease out whether the vaccines caused ringing in the ears or these cases would have popped up anyway. meanwhile, i have received dozens of emails from people with tinnitus. they can't sleep and are demanding answers. >> that sounds horrible. what actually does cause tinnitus and what are the condition that doctors thought was tinnitus. >> it needs a rebrand. >> the challenge here is that there are so many potential causes, everything from certain medications that you might take, age related, hearing loss, ear infections, even eye blood pressure so it really takes a good doctor who can carefully look at each case to determine if something else is going on, something else that can be treate researd. -okay, and one more. -i think we got it. ch -yeah, letet's focus o on t. -r-rv? okayay, everybodody, lookok at the rvrv and smil. ththis is whatat you wan

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vicki, back to you. >> all right. yeah. we have to recover before start that old thing all over again. the words are just in a fog today seem like right, lawrence, enough, i'm on the web that that that on the weather blamed on the weather. the fog rolled in. but hopefully much better outcome as we head into sunny days in sacramento. >> on sunday, but hey, what a change we've got coming our way. we've had the warmest temperatures of the season so far this year. then all of a sudden we're getting the next week. the beginning of may. guess what? it's back to some rain and temperatures as much as 30 degrees cooler around the bay area. false. all those numbers drop off in some spots as much as 12 to 15 degrees today. and that's the reason why that cloud there, the marine layer deepening somewhat and pushing inside the bay. this looking from the berkeley hills back toward a san francisco and the bay and well, the fog is really kind of filled in there. now. more of that on the way. so tonight. yeah, we'll just call it partly cloud

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan. this happened about a block away from the westfield oakridge mall kron. 4 s justin campbell joins us live from the same with the latest and what we're learning about the victim. justin. >> vicki and catherine, good evening. still a very active scene. homicide scene right now. investigators are combing through whatever evidence is here let you look behind me as you can see the scene. san jose police tell us that the call came in around one 30 this afternoon to reports of a shooting when they arrived here at the scene. they found one male victim suffering from a gunshot fire department was called the tried to save him, unfortunately, pronounced dead here on the scene now. right now, police are asking for anybody that has any the don't have a suspect. they don't have a motive. they want to get the details to put that together. exactly what happened now i've been here on the scene has spoken to witnesses. they tell me the victim was a 41 year-old man lived here at the apartment complex, s

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the school district says both students are in the 9th grade in the victim has been taken to the hospital. crawford's theresa is it northgate high school right now for a she has the latest from police. theresa, what we know so far >> well, and vicki and grant, everyone is telling me that they are just scared about what happened. so many students tell me that they just can't believe something like this happen on their campus here in walnut creek. now, wannacry police are still very much gathering information. but we this is what we are learning so far. again, this happened around noon today on campus. several different students tell me that it was around lunchtime when someone saw a male student stabbed a female student in the throat staff was quickly alerted. an ambulance arrived and took the 9th grader. the 9th greater female to a hospital. now, several students tell me that the 2 were in a dating relationship and have recently broke up. here's one student i just spoke with. >> i hear

vicki and ken, back to you. all right. thank you. theresa at thrive city this evening. >> coming notice a difference in your child's energy after they drink something that's red. more on the food, chemical that some experts are raising concerns >> for your health tonight, if your child is a little more active than normal after eating, don't blame it on the sugar. well, experts say it actually could be linked to red dye number 40. it's a commonly used synthetic food dye made from petroleum a 2021 report from the state shows that kids who consume synthetic food dyes, including read i-40 experienced hyperactivity. another nuro behavioral issues. >> there have been some studies that show increased hyperactivity in children with red dye 40 particularly children who may have adhd. so that is definitely a concern. there's no need for food. i have no nutritional benefit. we want to just be sure that we screen children. if that's the case, eliminating any food eyes from the diet for at least 2 weeks. >> avoiding the ingredient can be tough be

i'm grant lotus vicki liviakis. it happened about 3 o'clock this afternoon. clear. >> if there are any victims, but officers did arrest some suspects in connection to the shooting. people are right now being asked to avoid that area will be of course, with any updates throughout the night. >> and bring you the very latest. our other big story tonight, community members right now are rallying outside antioch city hall. >> as inside city hall leaders are discussing the racist text messages sent by some of the city's police officers. protesters are demanding changes tonight at the department. newly revealed racist text messages show exchanges between 17 current officers at the department. those tax have now become the public focus of this investigation. community members gathered at the police station this afternoon. they then marched a few blocks to city hall ahead of the council meeting and kron four's amanda hari. as at the rally. she joins us now live from outside antioch city hall. good evening. i'm and >> good evening. the group just got here in about the

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore tonight. the community is still in shocked as police investigate the attack. questions remain about what led to the stabbing conference. theresa stasi live for us at northgate high school and has the latest from police. theresa. >> i can. and vicki parents and students are telling me that they are very freaked out about the circumstances surrounding this incident. here. northgate high school on this tuesday afternoon. now this is what we're learning. it's still very much under investigation. the walnut creek police department saying that they're still >> very much gathering facts. but this is what we've learned from everyone talking to students out there. they tell me that it was around noon at lunchtime when all the sunday heard loud screaming and they saw emergency staff members are run and race over asking for ememgency supplies. what they have learned they tell me is that one student stabbed another, a male student stabbed a female student in the throat. now, our understanding based on sev

i'm grant lotus and vicki liviakis. another big story we're following for you tonight. san francisco's sunset district. >> we'll have more law enforcement on patrol. the city's police department added 10 new community ambassadors today. all of these people are former police officers who are coming out of retirement to help try to deter crime. kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> for about an hour, the sunset district new community ambassadors went store to store along are being street joined by mayor london breed and police chief bill mayor london breed was all smiles friday afternoon walking along san francisco sunset eating store owners customers and getting the chance to introduce them to the city's 10 newest community ambassadors. all of them retired police officers coming back to the department to have eyes and ears on the street. >> to make sure that they're looking out for the things that people are concerned about and that we're doing everything we can to serve and protect the community in the best ways possible. when the program started 2 years ago, there were 8

k. vicky price, thank you. he now from devastating side clinton floods to unrelenting drought. african countries are suffering the worse consequences of climate change despite contributing less than 4 percent of global compet emissions . and the estimated to pay up to 9 percent of their budget to respond to the extreme weather events. yet a new report by the climate policy initiative, the says the continents only received the 10th of the annual climate finance. it needs in 2020. that's nearly $30000000000.00 out of more than $277000000000.00 required annually to meet its climate goals by 2030 or us vice president carmel harris, announce more than $7000000000.00 in private sector funding to help africa combat and adapt to climate change, the announcement came off to her week long trip to garner turns in, in, in zambia. last month. rich nations have failed to keep a 100000000000 dollar a year, pledge to developing nations to help them make the shift to renewable energy and bolster the infrastructure against extre

economics and business research . vicki, welcome. by its own reckoning, the u. k. government estimates this will increase economic outputs by less than 0 point one percent. so really just how significant is this? i think the significance is mainly not highlighting the fact that the u. k wants to be a little play or rather necessarily the impact you may have on g d p, and hopes that that will lead to maybe more tre deals with more countries, possibly even joining. there's partnership, i'm their suggestion, the south korea, maybe china. my do so as well that of course, you know, expand the reach if you like, but the u. k. has been trying to find new areas to trade with the realities that of those 11 countries right now in this partnership, 9 countries already have agreements with the u. k. some of them had been rolled over and after we left the you so they were the result of breaks it. so we tried to do more or less. was there in terms of agreement within the you of those countries . but there are only 2 countries that we haven't made

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.r chris mason at westminster. rishi sunak loses a third cabinet minister, where does this leave the prime minister? it is minister, where does this leave the prime minister?— prime minister? it is a difficult da in prime minister? it is a difficult day in downing _ prime minister? it is a difficult day in downing street. - prime minister? it is a difficult day in downing street. we - prime minister? it is a difficult - day in downing street. we haven't actually seen or heard from rishi sunak on a day his opponents are calling him weak and his deputy and loyal campaigner has left government. no answers from rishi sunak, lead to big questions. would he have sacked dominic raab, does he agree with his analysis? at some point he will have to face those questions. as far as mr raab�*s analysis, there are plenty of civil servants who do not agree with it, unsurprisingly, saying it was concocted conspiracy theory to deflect from the criticisms he faced in the report. the report is complex, nu

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ken and vicki, president biden is vowing to fight the ruling out of texas.tweeted that his administration is filing an appeal and is seeking an immediate stay of the decision. >> but for per stone is one of the 2 drugs commonly used for medication abortions. it was first cleared for use in the united states back in 2000 tonight, we're hearing from lawmakers of both federal and state levels. vice president kamala harris put out a statement condemning the ruling by the texas judge. she wrote in part that this decision undermines the fda's ability to approve safe and effective medications based on science, not politics. this decision threatens the rights of americans across the country who can look in their medicine cabinets and find medication prescribed by a doctor. because the fda engage in a process to determine the efficacy and safety of that medication. this is a statement from the health and human services secretary of california, xavier becerra, actually of the united states now. and it reads in part is from california. this is a regressive ruling issue

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i'm catherine heenan and i'm vicki liviakis following the stabbing death of bob lee in san francisco is. >> when khan hill neighborhood calls have been mounting from both public and private sectors for city officials to do better. our for sarah stinson spoke with san francisco's da to get some answers. she joins us now live in san francisco with the discussion. sarah. >> district attorney brooke jenkins, she says she's confident that police will find the person who stabbed ball billy. she's ready to get justice, but she wants the public to know most arrest don't happen overnight. the fatal stabbing of tech exec bob lee has shined a spotlight on san francisco yet again with prominent people like elon musk questioning the city's criminal justice system. musk tweeted violent crime in san francisco is horrific. >> and even if attackers are caught, they're often released immediately in response to 2 wants tweet. >> i want to make sure people don't draw assumptions about what happened in this case. none of us know the facts and circumstances of what caused this murder. i spoke with distric

. >> i'm vicki liviakis for fans in oakland. it's going to be a 560 mile journey to see those a's. but for those walking the vegas strip, it will just be about a mile away. that's right. a retractable roof ballpark is going to sit near tropicana avenue and interstate 15, really close to the golden knights, a t-mobile arena blocks from the raiders who once chaired coliseum space with the a's in oakland, the new stadium will hold around 30 to 35,000 fans. they are hoping to break ground in the next year and be ready for opening day. 28 27. >> the ballpark and move brings to an end years long search for a new home field with the a's having played at the coliseum since moving to the bay area. >> in 1968, 15th had considered in years past sites in san jose and fremont before recently landing on the howard terminal site at the oakland waterfront. the port site. >> the team and city of oakland negotiated for years to try to reach a new deal to build a ballpark there on the water. but those talks apparently came to an abrupt end a's. president dave kaval reportedly called oakland's mayor s

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.. this is the third cabinet minister that rishi sunak has lost. where does it leave him? it’s that rishi sunak has lost. where does it leave him?— that rishi sunak has lost. where does it leave him? it's not a good da in does it leave him? it's not a good day in downing — does it leave him? it's not a good day in downing street _ does it leave him? it's not a good day in downing street for - does it leave him? it's not a good day in downing street for a - does it leave him? it's not a good day in downing street for a prime j day in downing street for a prime minister when they lose their number two. it is as simple as that. and the curious thing tonight is that we haven't heard from rishi sunak, on the day that his opponents are calling him weak, on the day that his deputy has walked out of government. does the prime minister agree with what his former deputy has said? would he have chosen to sack him? we don't know the answers to those questions because he hasn't answered them. his sc

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore.irst homicide in nearly 2 years. police say the victim was shot in the head after a fight broke out.

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i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan. feinstein has been absent. she is miss dozens of votes inside getting shingles in february tonight. kron four's dan kerman has more on statements and possible followed a feinstein does worse time. >> silicon valley democratic congressman roe conn and he's called for the resignation of california. senator dianne feinstein, cand who chose not to run for feinstein's seat in 2024. and it's now co-chair of congresswoman barbara lee's campaign for senate tweeted it's time for senator feinstein to resign. we need to put the country ahead of personal loyalty. well, she has had a lifetime of public service. it is obvious she can no longer fulfill her duties. not speaking out, undermines our credibility as elected representatives of the people. feinstein who announced she will not seek reelection but will finish out her term has been absent from the senate and missed dozens of votes since coming down with shingles in february since democrats have the narrowest of majorities in the senate. it's had implications and defini

i'm vicki liviakis. trump's stay in new york city. expected to be a short one as he's scheduled to return to mara lago after his arraignment. i he's planning to give a prime time address. that's the plan. could be a gag order. have to see about that. new york police have bolstered security there. warning of potential protests and they say the city is, quote, not a playground for misplaced anger. the chief's words cut for correspondent jay dow live in new york city tonight. just outside trump tower with the latest. good evening. j. good evening, grant and vicki mister trump arrived under full secret service protection as he walked into the side entrance of trump tower because he's indictment is sealed. >> don't know the specific details of the criminal charges that he's facing until he appears in front of a judge tomorrow. >> former president donald trump boarded a plane from florida monday headed for new york city. he'll spend the night at trump tower in midtown manhattan before heading to manhattan criminal court tuesday for his hist

takes us away from the day today gives us a little mental vacation and that's exactly what proffers vicki liviakis is doing today in dine. and dish. >> it's a taste of miami, south beach in downtown walnut creek. i welcome the lead at this is lead at the new latin caribbean restaurant to bring some laying to the east bay. it's definitely. it's it's a little cloudy. >> and i think the idea was to bring miami here. you'll see road gave and along with other family members who run as well as a number of other bay area eateries really kind of want to take it up a notch and take it to next how do we bring something different to downtown the 5 here at leda is cool to see stylish. the food is fun. fusion, the tequila cocktail a man. it's refreshing. it's a good all of a mushroom >> on the menu here lead-up and there are quite a few. it's something they call a lobster corn dogs. i can do. the lobster. corn dog is a hit but not to be missed are the empanada ticking. >> to be sure a fish fritters park belly and saw same plan paint chip. yeah, i mean, it's definitely a lot of authentic inspiration. c

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan at kron four's. dan kerman has got more on that story. >> a u.s. district court judges ruled theranos ceo elizabeth holmes cannot remain free on bail while she appeals her conviction for deceiving investors by claiming her company had developed a revolutionary blood testing device that could detect multiple diseases. i'm not surprised with the court's ruling. >> and what the court said to holmes is i don't think you're a flight risk and i don't think you're a danger to the community, but time is up. you need to get started with your sentence. there's no substantial questionable all remaining that could change anything on appeal. holmes was convicted back in january of last year. and in november she was sentenced to serve more than 11 years in federal prison. >> this ruling means she must surrender to authorities. april 27th to begin her time behind bars. but legal analysts say there likely will be a further delay if she appeals her. >> team will go after this judge's ruling today and say we want to g

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i'm justine waltman and i'm vicki liviakis. pam and ken have the night off the indictment centers on allegations that trump sought to illegally influence the 2016 election by arranging payments designed to silence claims that he feared would be harmful to his candidacy. and the former president pleaded not guilty to all 34 felony counts. and after trump arrived back at his home in florida, he held a rally just a short time ago in response to today's arraignment. >> anything like this. could happen in america. every 30 could happen. the only crime that i committed it is too fiercely defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it. >> so to bring us some more on what happened in new york city earlier today. kron four's jay dow. he joins us now live from new york. j. walk us through how it all transpired. when you worked. >> we're getting them just even vicki this, a reign that lasted about an hour that's longer than your typical arraignment, only takes a couple of minutes. mister trump did not sale a word other than not guilt

thanks for being with us tonight on kron, 4 news at 5 from grant lotus and vicki liviakis. new court documents are revealing new details about how the victim and the suspect allegedly knew each other. kron four's. dan kerman reports nima momeni, the man accused of killing tech entrepreneur bodley made his first court appearance friday cameras were barred from the courtroom and the matter was continued to april 25th me nice attorney is out of town. the defendant who faces murder charges will remain behind bars, at least until that date. da's office has asked the judge that he be held without bail during the entirety of the case. family attended the hearing and court documents allege the victim and the defendant had a dispute revolving around the defendant's sister who lives in the millennium tower. what it appears from her text messages that there was some type of dispute between the 2 at least that many was upset with mister lee about something prior to them leaving her residence. >> prosecutors say video footage shows lee me leaving the millennium tower during the early mo

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. 5 people were shot and san francisco's north beach neighborhood last night. san francisco police say one of the victims died at the scene. the others were rushed to the hospital. kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us now live in the newsroom with more on the investigation. rob grant and vicki, no arrests have been made, but we learn more today about the 5 who were shot all in their 20's. >> 4 men and one woman. this is what the intersection of granting columbus avenue looked like sunday night. officers from the san francisco police department arrived on scene just before 11:00pm. >> finding a 23 year-old man from solano county who was shot and killed an area of the city popular with tourists and where chris hall was visiting from the uk woken up by gunshots. ascension 10 police say that 4 others were injured in the gunfire to 24 year-old man from sacramento county. a 22 year-old man from alameda county and a 20 year-old woman from contra costa county. all 4 victims were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the chaotic scene unfold

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has the story. >> a second batch of explicit text messages exchanged between antioch police officer is was released monday by the contra costa district attorney's office. these 14 pages contain alleged texts sent between 10 officers talking about suspects in a murder case in contra costa county. the graphic nature of ahe text and images limits what can be show. here's an exchange from march 20th 2021 officer rumble. text. i hate these idiots officer adams replies, but cops or the n words regarding the hospitalization of one of the suspects. officer marco text. the nurse smiling when he was making noises in pain and she started laughing. officer rumble replied lma. oh, what a b word later that day officer run both said yeah, 40 deployment, 40 meaning a less than lethal project that was used and derogatory word for a member of the lgbtq community. got his expletive. look. >> so the public simply can not have faith or confidence in the police work of the antioch police department contra costa county public defender. ellen

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. the oakland teachers union set up a vote even as negotiations are continuing with the oakland unified school district. >> this is now upsetting a lot of parents in oakland and our sara stinson spoke with one parent. >> who has helped put together a petition against a potential strikes are joins us live in the newsroom with the latest. good evening, sarah. >> yeah, good evening. the teachers union, oakland education association is giving their members one week to vote to authorize a strike. but i did speak with one parent who did start that petition against this strike. she says that she and many others they do not want another disruption to students with just weeks of the school year left. >> we're upset because our kids learning has been disrupted enough. every 3 years we go through and we never question why we never question. we never say, ok, negotiations are one thing but disrupt the learning this something else. what really is going on here? >> kaisha young is a mom of 3 in oakla

back to you, vicki. all right. the pa announced a settlement today with valero after numerous violations in the north bay over the past 6 years after significant chemical incidents in benicia in 2017 2019 inspectors found the refinery in violation of numerous safety codes, including failure to report the release of hazardous substances. >> last year, the bay area air quality management district found valero had been illegally releasing dangerous hydrocarbons into the air from 2003 to 2019. also, cal osha fined valero just over $500,000 last year for violations that led to the death of a worker the previous year. while valero has promised changes. today's 1.2 million dollars settlement is less than the 0, 0, 0, 0, 1%, of the company's 11.8 billion dollar in come in the year 2022. puts it in perspective. well, efforts to repair niche is broken. water transmission line continue. >> after the city's main water line was damaged to do a collapsed hillside until the new transmission line is brought online, residents are a

coming up at 10, 30, ken and vicki, back to you. all right, catherine, in san francisco, cannabis store owners say they're fed up with near. >> constant robberies targeting their businesses. a group of them gathered today to air their grievances about an increase of robberies. they say surveillance cameras show what appears to be the same group of people going from store no store in the city car full of suspects pulling up with crowbars to rob their stories. you can see they're often times armed with guns taking what they want. >> i have business that have over tension. i think taxes just like everybody else. i need the protection like everybody else. but when i'm coming to see is not a kind of this problem. this is or for profit. >> the group says in one recent robbery, a store manager was taken at gunpoint. we reached out to san francisco police to learn more about these alleged robberies and kidnapping. we have not heard back at this time. >> several recent high-profile and violent crimes have some people say that san francisco i

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