vicki, thank you very much. self defence. vicki, thank you very much- vicky _ self defence.e from a night out in east london last year has won an appeal to reduce the minimum term of his life sentence. jordan mcsweeney was jailed for at least 38 years for murdering and sexually assaulting zara aleena. three appeal courtjudges ruled the term was too long and reduced it to a minimum of 33 years. the former cryptocurrency tycoon, sam bankman—fried, is facing decades in prison after being found guilty of fraud and money—laundering by a court in new york. prosecutors said the 31—year—old stole at least $8 billion in one of the biggest frauds in us history. our new york business correspondent, erin delmore, reports. sam bankman—fried was a towering figure in crypto. a self—made entrepreneur who promised customers worldwide that his ftx crypto exchange was the safe and easy way to get into cryptocurrencies. his businesses brought him great wealth — at one point he was worth $26 billion — and propelled him into an a—list social network of celebrities, some of whom he paid to endorse

vicky atkins has been a conservative _ you make of that?rvative mp since i you make of that? vicky atkins has been a conservative mp since 2015| been a conservative mp since 2015 will stop i think she was the first member of the 2015 intake to become a government minister my a junior minister, that is. she was lapped on the way to the cabinet by quite a few people, most notably a certain rishi sunak, who was elected in the same year and rishi sunak, who was elected in the same yearand is rishi sunak, who was elected in the same year and is now, as prime minister, appointing her as health secretary. she's been a minister in various different departments, the home office, ministry ofjustice, and most recently she was one of jeremy hunt's ministers at the treasury. she is used a lot by the government as a media performer, they think she is very good on the airways at handling complex challenges and explaining government policy, and could there be a more complex challenge than the department of health, which will be a huge part of the general e

good evening, vicki. we can tell you that for street here between mission and howard was closed for 8 hours today. what just reopened about 5.30, this afternoon. but the city game. >> this is what happens when the city shuts down a major street and doesn't tell anyone in advance gridlock. the street in question is forth between mission and howard, this main artery to southbound 101, was shut down about 08:00am so crews could put up security fencing in and around 4th street near the muskogee center where the apec conference will be held. the question is why did the city which is going on for weeks saying they're ready for a pac, failed to inform anyone about this closure in advance. there's no mention of it on the city's apec website and not a word on sfmta is website moving 20 feet 15 minutes fly. >> troubled for us trying to get back home. i will take us a good idea because we already ic problems. so i don't think it should be this winston up this time of day, the results were obvious with vehicles force

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. one of the more disturbing stories we have. >> run across in recent memory. the suspect here was just released from state prison. he has an extremely distinct tattoo on the side of his had a it says for 20 with a marijuana leaf. but it's unclear to what extent he has hair that covers that right now and police say he may be in possession of a human head. he's accused of decapitating his victim here. kron four's noelle bellow joins us now live from the newsroom with these disturbing details. noel. >> yeah, grant and vicki, the details still coming in tonight. but right now, police say 24 year-old luis, gustavo, a royal lopez killed a relative of his and may have taken her head. her body was discovered inside of a home on trail in santa rosa around this time yesterday. police say the body was decapitated at her head was nowhere to be found. now leading them to believe arroyo. lopez may still have it in his possession. >> at this time were only prepared to release the fact that they were

rob ken and vicki. the shooting happened on september 15th and police say there were at least 4 people involved. 2 of them are now in custody. one of them. >> facing murder charges. >> oakland police say when yun was inside her home on 38th avenue with a stray bullet came inside her home, killing her according to lieutenant bradley baker. 4 suspects were shooting at a passing vehicle. one block away. ms is not associated with the conflict that led to the shooting. >> so she was completely separated from. the incident on thursday. police conducted search warrants in antioch, oakley and oakland. those searches led to the arrests of 32 year-old trayvon gray of oakley. at 35 year-old alonso, dire of oakland. both men face multiple charges, but gray's charges include murder and attempted murder. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price says so far this year, her office has charged more than 60 people with murder. these are grown men. >> who running through the streets of oakland. with a gun with mult

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. as we just showed you the and barking. darrell bart station is packed right now because people can't. >> really getting anywhere. kron four's dan thorn is live at the stick our bar, carol station, which of course, dan is the last stop in san francisco. before you go into the transbay tube, tell us what's going on there. >> i don't think we have dan dan. yeah, we should trying to get communication with shortly. he is the underground at the embarcadero station. so tough to hear him right now. but again, transbay service from on bart tonight between oakland and san francisco has been suspended, that we have reports that a person is on the tracks. so we will certainly update you as we get more information people are are told that they should consider. here's the scene at the embarcadero bart station, c. >> nobody's going anywhere. there's a lot of people trying to wait and find out what's going on. people are advised to if they can if you're special, especially if you're the embarcadero station, go outside and try to catch a f

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vicki and grant. yeah, kathryn and also several 100 of foreign journalists coming to san francisco as well. >> and with a pet coming to town many people are asking those experiencing homelessness are being moved away from the area around moscow. nice. enter viewers have been sending kron 4 pictures of 10 suddenly popping up on streets and neighborhoods where you don't usually have tents. kron four's rob nesbitt reached out to the mayor's office to see if this is actually happening. he joins us live with the verdicts. good evening, rob. >> grant vicki, the question of moving those living on the streets also came up when dreamforce was in town. now apec is next to move into the mosconi center. residents say the question is coming up again. as francisco plans for the arrival of thousands at a packed residents of the city say they've noticed more scenes like this. >> posting pictures to social media in claiming that the city has moved and house populations away from the moscow nice enter into their neighb

ken and vicki are here.going noel. >> grant, mister fab living up to his name coming next. >> emotional day in a peninsula courtroom as the man accused of beheading his ex-girlfriend with a samurai sword found guilty of murder. the latest developments out of redwood city tonight and the future of openai is in jeopardy after the loss of its co-founders. and now hundreds more san francisco based employees are threatening to quit. talk about a gram of patients of the potential tech exodus. i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 6 vicki liviakis. the news at 6 is next. this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe.

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i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. holiday shopping in san francisco's union square comes with public safety challenges. but the ceo of the union square alliance says the city is up to the task. kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us now live from what shoppers are saying about safety there, rob. ken and vicki, it's been 2 years since a slew of smash-and-grabs in san francisco's union square. >> change the perception of downtown. it's why you will see police officers in uniform. 24 7 in the square.

i'm vicky nguyen. >> and i'm kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, thursday, november 2nd, 2023. >>> racing to leave. the egyptian border to gaza opened for a second day as hundreds of americans rush to get out. this comes as a former israeli national security adviser pushes back hard on president biden's call to pause attacks. >>> trumps on the son. eric and don junior both grilled in new york city courtroom, where they're pointing the finger as the family fights fraud allegations. >>> arranged. the man arrested in killing tupac shakur arraigned. >>> and one nation under stress. why the push to get back to normal post-pandemic might be keeping us from recognizing the impacts that the pandemic had on our mental health and how a stress is a factor in our physical health, too. >>> mind/body connection. >>> but we'll begin in the middle east. >> with new details. >> at least 79 americans and family members have exited gaza now through the rafah border crossing. it's opened for a second straight day. crowds o

vicki, back to you. right, grant, thank you. >> new at 6 san jose police are confirming that a former head coach for the san jose junior sharks is in custody, accused of sexually assaulting a minor and possessing child. police say that kevin whitner committed the assault sharks. ice rink and at his home in san jose whitmer was a former head coach for san jose junior. sharks, a skills coach for the same organization and a former assistant head coach for the colorado thunderbirds in denver. investigators arrested him in denver last week. and that's where. he is currently in custody. >> the woman known as the los gatos party mom will stand trial after she pleaded not guilty today to a slew of new charges. 49 year-old shannon o'connor is accused of hosting wild parties for underage teenagers that involved alcohol and. last week a grand jury indicted her on more than 60 charges. that's in addition to the 39 counts brought on by the santa clara district attorney's office back in 2021, a trial date is expected

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i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. when world leaders were in town for a pick this month. >> residents took notice of just how clean the area was during the event nearly 2 weeks since then and complaints of homelessness and drug use are back. kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us now live with more. rob, what's going on? ken and vicki, when i was at a packed, it was nearly impossible to get near the moscone center. >> unless you are credentialed, that meant no one house people inside or near the security fencing. now that the event is over, things seem to be going back to the way they were. >> this was a common sight near the moscone center during a pack. now that the fencing has been removed, residents like tyson ranch says open air drug use intense are returning. we're starting to it come back. but smoothly. he lives in the civic center area of san francisco and says once the world leaders left town, his neighborhood started to become more violent. one of my neighbors just was pulling out of their garage and >> 3 of drug

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. president joe biden tonight hosting a party in san francisco after reaching agreements with chinese president xi jingping. let's take a live look right now at the exploratorium tonight. biden hosted that welcome party for visitors attending the apec summit. our kron sarah stinson joins us now live from the embarcadero. sarah man, it was quite a scene earlier, little quieter right now. how's it looking? >> vicky, what a production. and yeah, much more quiet right now. they're starting to tear down this welcome party. put on by president joe biden earlier tonight, we heard glenn stefani, her music blaring through the streets of san francisco and it ended with a long fireworks show. >> president joe biden pulled out all the stops at his apex summit. welcome party at the exploratorium with fireworks and many u.s. leaders welcoming everyone to san francisco, though, hears to not tolerating our diversity. >> here's to celebrating and here's to celebrating a pack. welcome to california. >> t

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. tonight. city council meeting in oakland was a heated one to say the least. city leaders talked about several topics, including resolution to try and keep the a's in oakland. but one topic that wasn't on the agenda and something that hundreds of people showed up for was a call for a cease-fire between israel and hamas. kron. 4 sarah stinson listened in to the meeting, joins us now live from our newsroom with how city leaders addressed those advocates. yet tonight, oakland city council meeting was a tense one. dozens of people interrupted public comment of each agenda item to demand the city passed a resolution. >> against what they say is genocide in gaza. >> pleas for peace. we must call for a cease-fire in gaza. and i implore all to a resolution for and support from city leaders. stand with your community represented be courageous. people took over public comment at the oakland city council meeting tuesday urgently demanding the city create an immediate resolution in support of palestine. wh

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. investigation is underway tonight after a man from tipper, i was robbed at gunpoint. police say he was followed home after withdrawing money from the atm. investigators say that the suspects were later arrested, but >> this is a warning about being aware when you're withdrawing money conference. dan thorn live for us in timber with more on this. dan. >> vicki police telling us that this man with threw money at a bank of america in mill valley around 3 o'clock this afternoon. and then unknowingly was falling to his home in timber on. and that's where another man armed with a gun threatened him, stole his money and then took off from the scene. >> this is the moment a suspected armed robber and his brother were seen getting away in timber on police say the duo targeted a man at this bank of america atm at strawberry village and followed him to his apartment near janet way. and andrew drive can't believe that they would do that. but i do believe that they would do that, but it's kind of

vicky, thanks for joining us. with me now in the studio. vicky, thanks forjoining us.vicky, thanks for joining us. so two to go. this when two days to go. this is when your your on the media your your manic on the media discussing what may or may not happen, but look, the economy is flat we're not doing flat lining. we're not doing well doing well. the eurozone is doing probably worse than us. we need some growth. people have talked about growth before. i'm very focussed on growth. how is the chancellor , given the chancellor, given the constraints he's got , going to constraints he's got, going to give us some some conditions for growth to and make people feel better off? >> well, you mentioned businesses before and i think you're quite right. what he needs to do is give a bit of encouragement so businesses encouragement so that businesses can out invest, but also can go out and invest, but also do something about their costs, because only they have because not only do they have problems staff, they can't problems with staff, they can't find and very find it. and it's

as vicky the same, it _ angles. let's bring in tony. as vicky the same, it is - angles. right. very sadly| schools tackle this? you are - absolutely right. very sadly vicky's daughter's story is not uncommon. bullying _ daughter's story is not uncommon. bullying happens in every area of society— bullying happens in every area of society and i don't think there is a head _ society and i don't think there is a head teacher can sit here and say it doesn't _ head teacher can sit here and say it doesn't happen in our schools, because — doesn't happen in our schools, because it _ doesn't happen in our schools, because it does. i believe notjust educators— because it does. i believe notjust educators but all adults in a child's— educators but all adults in a child's life have a duty to work with _ child's life have a duty to work with young people and to ensure we limit the _ with young people and to ensure we limit the impact, particularly when bullying _ limit the impact, particularly when bullying is — limit the impact, particularly when bullying is done on social media. how

vicky, thanks for joining us. with me now in the studio. vicky, thanks forjoining us.y, thanks for joining us. so two to go. this when two days to go. this is when your your on the media your your manic on the media discussing what may or may not happen, but look, the economy is flat we're not doing flat lining. we're not doing well doing well. the eurozone is doing probably worse than us. we need some growth. people have talked about growth before. i'm very focussed on growth. how is the chancellor , given the chancellor, given the constraints he's got , going to constraints he's got, going to give us some some conditions for growth to and make people feel better off? >> well, you mentioned businesses before and i think you're quite right. what he needs to do is give a bit of encouragement so businesses encouragement so that businesses can out invest, but also can go out and invest, but also do something about their costs, because only they have because not only do they have problems staff, they can't problems with staff, they can't find and very find it. and it's ver

vicky at his filly a desperate _ nicu department.ation _ nicu department. vicky at his filly a desperate situation and - nicu department. vicky at his filly a desperate situation and we - nicu department. vicky at his filly a desperate situation and we have| a desperate situation and we have spoken from representatives from the israeli government. they say they are doing all they can to try to get those babies out to try to get them to safety, to get them to other incubators. do you know anything about that?— about that? honestly there is no safe place- _ about that? honestly there is no safe place. there _ about that? honestly there is no safe place. there is _ about that? honestly there is no safe place. there is no _ about that? honestly there is no safe place. there is no place - about that? honestly there is no safe place. there is no place to l safe place. there is no place to take these babies too. as you know the gaza hospitals are overwhelmed with the number of patients they already have. the hospitals in khan younis and in

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.ies in the headlines in the uk. pro—palestinian demonstrators are due to hold a protest in london on saturday, which is also armistice day, when there are formal events to mark the anniversary of the end of the first world war. prime minister rishi sunak has described the march as disrespectful. he's met the head of the metropolitan police and asked for assurances that remembrance events will be safeguarded. there will be a protest this weekend. parliament is very clear about that. the law provides no mechanism to ban a gathering, a static protest, a rally, anything like that. there is no mechanism whatsoever to ban such a thing. the rmt rail union has agreed to give its members a vote on a deal with 14 train companies, which could mean the end of national strike action for at least the next six months. the offer includes backdated pay rises and job security guarantees in what the union's boss has called a "welcome development". 400 years ago an extraordinary book was published. the fi

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.coincided with a major foreign policy speech by the prime minister tonight. james landale was listening in. james, an obvious question, what could this appointment it mean for british foreign policy?— british foreign policy? despite all the excitement _ british foreign policy? despite all the excitement today, _ british foreign policy? despite all the excitement today, the - british foreign policy? despite all the excitement today, the realityj british foreign policy? despite all. the excitement today, the reality is that british foreign policy is largely made by prime ministers and not foreign secretaries which is why i'm here tonight at the guildhall to hear the prime minister delivered an incredibly robust message to israel and gaza, saying it had to act within international law, had to take all measures to protect civilians, especially at hospitals, and had to stop the extremist violence in the west bank. too many civilians, the prime minister said, were dying, losing their lives p

i'm pria here and in a fabulous restaurant in san francisco with vicky. vicky is a long time broadcast journalist in san francisco working for kron tv. tell us. >> i'm a veteran in the business but been with cron 4 with 23 years now. a new be. cron has been around more then 7 years. it is one of the premier broadcast stations thin country, not just san francisco. used to be part of the young family, the chronicle, which >> major. >> we do news morning noon and night, so we are on air and online and we served the community. we also do international news, national news, whatever is happening, we are on it like a cheap suit. >> you also love to feature local restaurants so you brought us today. tell us where we are. >> could i resest? there are a myriad of great places to wine and dine. we are at the cross roads of the best rest aurants in the city. china town, north beach, embarcadero, the barbary coach. there might be ships underneath us. where we are now is a place i call my local cheers bar. it is lot more then that. it is cocary, [indiscernible] it is a

legendary kron, 4 anchor pam moore presenting vicki with the award.n awesome careers anchoring the evening news here. and of course, showcasing her popular dine and dish series from all of us here at kron. 4, a big congratulations goes out to vicki. all right. let's get a final check of our 4 zone forecast. this 10 o'clock hour taking a live look at at coit tower tonight. clear one out there, even though this is sort of a stoic image of coit tower pretty badly. joining us with a look at the britain. yeah. if you like the weather today will have similar conditions tomorrow, however, changes are coming our way again as we take a live look outside. nice clear temperatures were right there on average san francisco 6 below your average. 66. we're at 65 oakland. your average of 69. we're at 66 santa rosa. your average of 70. >> and we're at 70. so those temperatures are kind on the average side. but boy, things are going to change. thanks to a low pressure system. so as you wake up tomorrow at 06:00am, we have a chilly start? we're going to start in the 40'

grant vicki. >> thank you, noelle. another big story tonight. a horrific crime is being investigated tonight in the north bay, santa rosa. police say they're on the hunt for a man who they say be headed to family members. police are warning that suspect is considered armed and dangerous. >> our kristen thorne has the latest now on the search in santa rosa. santa rosa. police say the suspected killer has been on the run since thursday. >> after a woman's body was found at a home without a head. it's believed the suspect took it with him and now police need help finding the man connected to this horrifying case. this is the man police say is behind a gruesome killing. 24 year-old luis, gustavo, arroyo. lopez is wanted after police say a relative's body was found at this santa rosa home based on the information they learned in their investigation. they do believe >> the mister arroyo, did leave the residence with his relatives, had in his possession. >> santa rosa police investigators responded to the horrific scene an pomo trail thursday afternoon

dan. >> yeah, vicki for chinatown. a pack activities actually start a day early with the night market happening tomorrow night and also saturday night with thousands of people coming into san francisco chinatown. a business owners say that they're really trying to show off the city show the good things that are going on and really trying to shake off this negative narrative that they feel like has recent-y come up. so this could be a huge week for chinatown. >> shops and restaurants along grand avenue in chinatown are getting ready for a big week. pack global trade summit is expected to bring thousands to the neighborhood small businesses. >> we're looking forward to this influx of business. steven lee owns 3 businesses in chinatown, including one of the city's oldest restaurants. sam wo lee says chinatown has been activated because of a pack. >> he also says the summit is an opportunity to showcase to international visitors. what chinatown really has to offer because we're getting a lot of that press. we're saying we'

vicky thank you very much for your time . how you very much for your time. different to what was proposed by liz truss, which ultimately was her undoing? >> well, the interesting thing about the liz truss mini—budget or rather the kwasi kwarteng one, which was back in september 2022, was that it didn't rely at all on what the office for budget responsibility would have told them if they had listened told them if they had listened to that independent body , which to that independent body, which does all the fiscal calculations, if you like , for calculations, if you like, for any financial statement that is made by by the government, any financial statement that is made by by the government , that made by by the government, that they would have told them that 45 extra billion of unfunded tax cuts and other types of spending would not have met any of the fiscal rules that had been set by liz truss's predecessor and which had been kept actually or at least on paper, by quite a lot of other chancellors before. >> so that was the real difference that in this case

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i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis today across the state. >> pro-palestinian protesters say their goal was to disrupt the busiest shopping day of the year. we have team coverage on the latest developments here in the bay area and in the middle east. our current personal bello is in the newsroom now with the most recent release of hostages and prisoners between gaza and israel. but first, we want to start with kron four's dan thorn live in the city tonight after talking to protesters who took over union square in san francisco. dan. >> yeah, i can. this was a group that was led youths essentially was arab youth organization and a few others had a rally that started at city hall. then they went to a march and ended up right in front of the macy's there in union square, which is in the center of all the shoppers that were out there for black friday and they were waving palestinian flags and holding up signs for an end to the violence that's been happening in gaza. and they say that this current ceasefire situation is just not enough. >> on the busiest shopping day of the year, pro-pa

i'm pria here and in a fabulous restaurant in san francisco with vicky. vicky is a long time broadcast journalist in san francisco working for kron tv. tell us. >> i'm a veteran in the business but been with cron 4 with 23 years now. a new be. cron has been around more then 7 years. it is one of the premier broadcast stations thin country, not just san francisco. used to be part of the young family, the chronicle, which >> major. >> we do news morning noon and night, so we are on air and online and we served the community. we also do international news, national news, whatever is happening, we are on it like a cheap suit. >> you also love to feature local restaurants so you brought us today. tell us where we are. >> could i resest? there are a myriad of great places to wine and dine. we are at the cross roads of the best rest aurants in the city. china town, north beach, embarcadero, the barbary coach. there might be ships underneath us. where we are now is a place i call my local cheers bar. it is lot more then that. it is cocary, [indiscernible] it is a

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne, chevron refinery employees in richmond spent the afternoon and evening working to get a flaring situation under control. refineries as the flaring was caused by a power outage shut to a portion of the facility. >> our kron four's amanda hari live for us right now with the latest on the situation. amanda. >> the county hazmat team is still here monitoring the situation, even though that flaring is out, we actually just saw a hazmat team drive into the refinery behind me here. the air monitoring has been done throughout the day and so far they don't believe there's been any health hazards. as people drove past richmond during their evening commute, black smoke and flames could be seen from 5.80. >> around 03:45pm contra. costa county health was notified about the flaring at the richmond refinery, a level one community warning was issued contra costa county supervisor, john joyous, as it was because of a power outage. many when power is disrupted. >> for part of the refine

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the holiday travel rush continues with bay area airports. >> seeing thousands of catch a flight home for thanksgiving. san francisco international looking forward to its best holiday travel season since before the covid-19 pandemic kron four's. dan thorn live for us at sfo is talking with holiday travelers there, dan. >> yeah, ken busy but smooth seems to be the consensus here at terminal to it. sfo. the airport officials here expecting more than 140,000 travelers to taking off today and also tomorrow. but of course, there's a big forty-niners game that's happening in seattle tomorrow. i mean, a lot of people are going to be making the track up there to catch that as well. >> packed bags in hand. people are heading for the gates. the holiday travel season is underway at sfo. and so far it's smooth sailing. i thought super busy. it doesn't look that although i've never had i think percent a fantastic job. >> figuring it out and anticipating the crazy amount of volume ton. the scene and

was vicky liviakis takes a look in this morning's dine and dish. chef tyler.>> this is just some of what you'll experience miller and lux chef. tyler florence waking steakhouse at chase center in san francisco. we're so excited partner with the warriors here. >> and we're pioneers over here on the side of town. >> this side is the city's dogpatch neighborhood where miller unlock serves up stake like this. tomahawk as well as fresh oysters are chefs and i get a chance play around. >> with some really beautiful flavor combinations. we thank want that? five-star experience the place you go honestly have the dessert >> next to that is our sickest part. this is like a meringue pie, but even better you get the draft upscale mouth watering. so it miller, lax, you could the locks. if you're up for something less formal chef is cooking up something new union square you can kind of see where we're going with this becoming we caught up with chef lawrence. well, he was getting ready to launch his 2 cafes in what was a struggling part of the city. you're to be met with. >>

i'm noelle bellow and i'm vicki liviakis. yeah, we're less than a week away from the opening of >> apec. that's the asian pacific economic forum. president biden and leaders from across the globe will be among the 20,000 or so expected. and with all of that com security like san before affecting where and how people can get from point a to point b. so we've got team coverage for you tonight on the summit. kron four's dan kerman. he's in the newsroom tonight with more on law enforcement's announcement on security protocols and kron four's rob nesbitt live in the city with just how city officials are addressing homelessness around moscow knee one of the areas that will be under a very tight security force during the conference. let's start with you, dan. well, you know, for those of us who live here, we're concerned about what streets will be closed. how will i get from this place to that place? >> for law enforcement, the concern is how do i keep everybody safe, especially with global leaders here and protesters. san francisco

vicki and grant the safe shopping initiative is the approach being taken this year to address safety concerns? much of the focus being on union square. the city will limit entry points into the area, closed some streets to car traffic and ramp up police presence in and around the square and in the parking garages. according to the mayor's office, steps have already gone down 10% citywide this year. to fight the challenges that exist with limitations around our laws. our officers are still making arrests. we're seeing a decline in retail theft. >> we're seeing the decline in car break-ins. >> chief of police bill scott says the force actually learned its lesson when several luxury stores in union square were hit by organized crime 2 years ago. >> we're better than where where we were particularly 2 years ago when the mayor and ice do it right there behind you after one of the worst flooding events that this city ever seen and said we will make it better. we've done over 40 lets operations in the past year over 40, we've arrested over 230 people for retail theft. so when you walk in a

tyler florence tonight on dine and dish kron four's levy vicki liviakis takes you out there with him shows us what he's up to. lot on his plate these days. we >> this is just some of what you'll experience miller and lux chef. tyler florence waking steakhouse. >> at chase center in san francisco, we're so excited partner with the warriors here. >> and we're pioneers over here in the side of town. >> this side is the city's dogpatch neighborhood where miller and lux serves up stake like this. tomahawk as well as fresh oysters are chefs and i get a chance play around. >> with some really beautiful flavor combinations. we thank want that? five-star experience the place you go honestly after i've >> next to that is our sickest part. this is like a meringue but even better you get the drift upscale mouth watering. so it miller, lax, you could see the locks. if you're up for something less formal chef is cooking up something new in union square you can kind of see where we're going with this becoming we caught up with chef lawrence. well, it was getting ready to launch his 2 cafes in what

i'm vicki liviakis times ken wayne. despite being prepared, law enforcement can do pretty little try to stop the protesters from. >> stopping their vehicles on the bay bridge kron four's. dan kerman live for us in the city with what took place stand. well, officials say this was a well coordinated protest and because of that, all of the cars moving west across the bay bridge at the same time. >> all slowing down just past treasure island. and then coming to a stop, not much the chp could do. >> pro-palestinian protesters shut down the westbound bay bridge for 4 hours thursday morning demanding a ceasefire in the israeli hamas war. the shutdown and subsequent dion begin at 7.45. as westbound cars begin slowing down and then stopping just west of treasure island with president joe biden in town for a pack. the highway patrol was ready for something like this, but they say they couldn't prevent it. we were not caught off guard. this was something that we are anticipating happening. we were here within a couple minutes. >>

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i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis kron four's dan kerman. was there much of the day. >> and has the latest for us. >> a beautiful picturesque day here on lake merritt turns into a tragic one when a body is discovered inside a suitcase. the grim discovery volunteer group cleaning up lake merritt found this suitcase. they moved it to the shoreline. when they looked inside, they found a body. this saki bizarre. >> you expected your car jackings around and opened it. never a body in a suitcase that's mafia like so, you know. >> neighborhood on-lookers gathered is oakland police crime scene. investigators were called to the scene. the body was removed from the suitcase placed on a stretcher and taken away about the corner. >> it's a city. so you're going to have a crime of violence and all that kind of stuff. open is it's just changed so much. and that right there was scary and kind of crazy. by early afternoon the body was gone. and if you investigators remained looking along the shoreline for evidence while disturbing, many who walk this scenic

vicki, good information. thank you, catherine. meantime, san francisco mayor london breed along with a number of other mayors across the country have sent a letter. >> to congressional leaders urging them to support increased funding to combat the fentanyl crisis. part of president biden supplemental funding request, which includes 1.5 billion dollars in funding to the state opioid response grant program and 1.2 billion dollars to crack down on the trafficking of fentanyl through the u.s. border. according to data released by the cdc, drug-related deaths hit a new record in 2022. with over 100,000 americans dying from fatal overdoses. about 70% of those deaths involved. fentanyl, our other synthetic opioids. you can follow our coverage of the apec conference on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code that you see here on your screen. it will take you to a page with everything you need to know. >> about the summit. with that, let's get your check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge this

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. anti—jewish hate, suggest there have been at least 1200 antisemitic incidents across the uk since the hamas attacks on seven october. the community security trust says many british jews are fearful of this weekend's marches, but the organisers insist the protests aren't anti—semitic. our religion editor aleem maqbool reports. this marked the start of a weekend of action. health care workers held a vigil outside downing street for medics who've been killed in gaza. but tomorrow that the action takes a different form, protester numbers are expected to be greater than these from last weekend. some britishjews have described the scale and nature of the protest to us as chilling. britishjews are in a state of absolute fear, because of what they're seeing on the streets. nobody on the demonstrations is talking about peace for two peoples. it's a very, very dangerous state of affairs. but there are those who say they are compelled to go out on the streets because of the humanitarian crisis?

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. >> a scary indeed, vicki. and still a lot to learn about this bay area that in areas and clinics are monitoring this dog illness. so far there have not been any reported cases in our area, but dog owners are taking extra precaution as this mystery illness could be deadly. >> kate, even being keeping her dog carper close by at san francisco's lafayette park after hearing about a mysterious dog illness. i've read about it and i'm >> spreading the word. i'm so nervous because i have 5 year-old too. means the world to me and i don't want him bad happened to the cygnus causes coughing, sneezing and a lack of energy. >> it presents as pneumonia but does not respond to any antibiotics. some of these patients have a persistent cough and persistent malley is they're not really sick, but they're just not thriving. >> for like 3 to 8 weeks. and that's also kind of thing about this scenario most animals kind of. >> have a 5 to 7 day course we intervene and they get better. relatively quick. doctor carl gendry with the uc