i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. police releasing more information about the victim's son. >> what may have led up to their deaths. kron 4 grant lodes here in the studio with the latest grant cannon. vicki san mateo police have released the names of the parents and the twin boys who were tragically killed will put the names there on the screen. the father's been identified as not henry. the mother has a lease ben singer and the 4 year-old twin boys, our nathan and noah henry police say they found the family monday morning at their home on alameda. they last told us in san mateo they were just there responding to a welfare check. the check was requested by someone who knows the family but was unable to get in touch with them all weekend. and police say they found henry and ben singer both shot dead on the bathroom floor. henry, the father with a single gunshot wound. ben singer, the mom was shot several times. police say the twin boys were found dead in a bedroom in the home without any obvious bodily injury. their ca

let's now turn to vicky pryce. _ then yes, it becomes harder. let's now turn to vicky pryce.then yes, it becomes harder. let's now turn to vicky pryce. it's good to see you. when rachel reeves is talking economics, she of course knows what she's talking about so she has a lot of credibility there. is it that her approach is, we need to invest and now in order to deal with our productivity problem in the uk and to get the economy growing? yes, and it makes a lot of sense but what we know is that this takes quite some time to have an impact. of course, you can change the conditions within which companies operate, give it a little bit more in times of tax help which is what jeremy hunt has already done and encourage that investment happened. so i presume they will continue with a lot of the policies that have been prevented already by the conservative government. but there could be other measures that they can facilitate, so for example, we don't spend enough on already in the uk, so that could increase. we could work a lot more closely with europe and therefore get much more le

vicky, thank you so much for our to spend. vicky, thank you so much for yourtime- _ to spend.your time. we do appreciate - to spend. vicky, thank you so much for your time. we do appreciate it. | for your time. we do appreciate it. and of course, there is plenty more news and updates and context and explain us on all of this on our bbc news website and app so please go and check our live pages where we will keep providing some context and information on there. 0ur political correspondent helen catt is following the story from westminster — and has more on the impact of this recession news this is a mild recession, but does that mean that the government can just completely brush it off? well, no, it doesn't. having an economy that is not growing is a challenge for any government and for this one in particular, because one of rishi sunak�*s big promises that he made last year was that he was going to get the economy growing. now, he didn't set a specific timescale on that. and what we're hearing this morning from the government is an explanation, or an argument, that actually wh

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i'm vicki liviakis, i'm ken wayne. we're following a developing story out of san francisco tonight where a muni bus has been involved in a crash. want to show you some citizen app video of the scene. the crash happened near mission and for noise streets in the outer mission neighborhood and no injuries have been reported as of yet. but an ambulance was seen at the crash that we do have a crew on the way to the scene. and that will be updating this story. >> as we learn more other news woman accused of stealing a highway patrol car was in a san francisco courtroom today facing. >> felony charges in another case for driving a stolen vehicle. our kron four's dan current, a current tells us the prosecutors say that the vehicle stolen has been linked to a home invasion >> are all still in a little bit of shock. it's slowly starting to hit is mayor. but i feel like the neighborhood is just really scared, including since we were in a very vulnerable staples, sleep in maria kleber dickstein is talking about the early morning h

pryce . the economist vicky pryce.tthew, he's been writing in your newspaper. how do you assess his responsibility for where we are? the prime minister's i mean, i think he i think he shares, you know, a decent amount of the blame. >> obviously, he got the global economic situation and the war in ukraine and de blah de in ukraine and blah de blah de blah all that. um, but blah and all that. um, but i think actually, you know, if you're going into a recession, there are probably two specific mistakes minister mistakes that the prime minister made. both as chancellor made. i mean, both as chancellor and minister. and prime minister. first, i think put taxes too much think he put up taxes too much 18 months ago. you know, we now have sort of it changes have the obr, sort of it changes its know, every its mind. you know, every few days. there's probably days. but there's probably in the spring room like ten, 15 the spring room for like ten, 15 billion tax cuts. well you billion of tax cuts. well you know, you put them up s

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne was almost a year ago that the chief was fired by incoming mayor sheng thao. >> after investigation found he mishandled to officer misconduct cases. armstrong says it was all retaliation four's. dan kerman reports. n fired oakland police chief leronne armstrong has sued the city of oakland, mayor sheng thao. >> saying his termination was retaliation for speaking out against federal monitor. robert warshaw who oversees the oakland police department. his termination really had nothing to do with whether he did anything wrong with as a chief. actually commit any misconduct. he was actually terminated just because you have the courage to point out the monitor was leveling unfair criticisms. >> that opd and leadership. the lawsuit claims newly elected mayor sheng thao. >> was intimidated by were shaw and bowed to his pressure instead of standing up for oakland. it's active litigation is so i'm going to refer that to the city attorney's wednesday, mayor thao referred all quest

vicki liviakis has san francisco. firefighters helped rescue a child stranded on the side of a cliff. take a look. >> the helicopter rescue taking place at fort funston in san francisco right before 6 tonight, san francisco fire crews sharing video from the daring rescue. firefighters using a helicopter in a row team to lift the child up. to safety. no injuries were reported. all right. let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast. kron four's gayle ong checking in right now as we take a look at mount tam, we can see a little bit of fog moving across the bay there, gayle. >> yes, and that's the next weather headline. you want it keep a lookout in the morning. it's going to be along the coast and our interior valleys. so the normal places we see that forming. so just keep that in mind, visibility will be tough. and then you can even notice the red and gold out in that now damage that you see it here at quay tower forty-niners reading gold for tomorrow's big game. we've all been waiting for notice. it's pretty quiet here

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm ken wayne. thanks for joining us. at 60. educators are demanding better pay and smaller classes as well as >> better recruitment to help retain teachers. it's the first time the east bay coalition of teachers to coordinate a demonstration like this kron four's gayle ong was at the rally in dublin and has the story. >> we're here at dublin sports grounds. it is quiet now, but a different story earlier when dozens of educators from dublin and pleasanton gathered here, they lined up along a dublin boulevard. it was just about a dozen of these rallies taking place across the east bay this afternoon. and you can see members with the association of pleasanton teachers and dublin teachers association advocating for smaller classes, better pay and more resources. other east bay educators taking part in these rallies include antioch, martinez and pittsburgh. we're told out of all of these teachers, pleasanton dublin are close to a strike. that is according to california teachers association officials both are soon entering a fact-fin

ken and vicki are here with. it's going hey, guys, here's what we're working on for kron. 4 news at 6 crews across the bay area. the russian the. >> clean up the damage from yesterday's storms ahead of yet another wet for the weekend as some people are still without their power tonight. thanks to damage from all that rain. plus, we're digging deeper into a new report investigating a hazardous materials release at the martinez refinery skews me which cites human error as one of the likely causes of what happened. i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> like this pretty familiar across the bay area today. crews spending the day cleaning and patching up those areas that bore the brunt of the atmospheric river that rolled through. good evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. the storms still affecting all corners of the bay area. you can see crews here working to repair. >> roads, clear rotunda, fallen

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and ken and vicki, lots of closures to cover. do business is taking extra precaution. >> to keep employees and patrons safe. of course, the golden gate ferry did cancel trips to angel island today. the ferry also stop service to timber on passengers had to use bus service to get home tonight up in the north bay. the national park service says muir woods national monument in mill valley will remain closed until 9.30, tomorrow morning due to these weather conditions over in the east bay. oakland zoo was closed today. they've just notified that it they will remain closed tomorrow as well. giraffes were enjoying that light rain earlier today and this video they posted. the zoo says if you do have a reservation, you'll be automatically refunded. are actively updating our website, of course, with the latest weather-related closures on kron 4 dot com. i'll send it back to you. all right. thank you know. well, still ahead on kron, 4 news at 6 police arrest, a man who they say shot into a south san francisco church. >> how the church is r

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. farrell is a former supervisor. and one time interim mayor in san francisco as he launched his campaign today. he made some waves by vowing to fire police chief bill scott on day one conference. rob nesbitt joins us here in the studio with carols reasoning for that and how the police department is responding. prop ken and vicki mark farrell got right to the point during his campaign announcement for mayor citing concerns for public safety and saying the chief scott is not the right leader for the police department. so i am here today to officially announce the launch of my campaign for mayor of san francisco. former interim mayor mark farrell has added his name to the race for san francisco mayor on tuesday. farrell said that if he's able to beat mayor london breed at the polls, one of his first plans of action will be to fire police chief bill scott chief scott is a good man and a family man. >> but right now we need to be much more aggressive head of our police department farrell says chief scott is not doing enou

rob ken and vicki. fresh snow is good for skiing and snowboarding, but many of those outdoor enthusiasts had to get back home today after the holiday weekend. it was not easy by mid afternoon with more snow and chain controls. >> snow clearing happened all over the lake tahoe region monday after several inches of snow fell overnight. resorts were packed with skiers and snowboarders. ready to take advantage of the fresh powder. i haven't seen that disney had having the before. caleb williams and visited south lake tahoe from southern california for the holiday weekend. paying close attention to the weather forecast. travel. it's going to be difficult to impossible. a winter storm warning calling for heavy snow until wednesday morning up to 2 feet expected in some parts and what influence williamson to leave tahoe when chain controls were lifted. monday, i was trying to time it to street. i got away from all of the heavy snow and the heavy traffic before it got really bad by 02:00pm monday chain controls

i'm vicki liviakis, i'm ken wayne. we're following a developing story out of san francisco tonight where a muni bus has been involved in a crash. want to show you some citizen app video of the scene. the crash happened near mission and for noise streets in the ou

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne chief meteorologist lawrence karnow in the weather center now with a look at the forecast its valentine's evening. a lot of folks headed out possibly going out for dinner for some entertainment and. >> well, the rain rolling through the bay area making that a little bit difficult outside. not a huge storm of the road was very slick out there right now. >> looking out over san francisco kind of romantic appeal to it as you've got the clouds up above couple raindrops on the lens and more of that to come as we head through the evening hours. temperatures in the 50's not cold but little bit on the cool side. if you're headed out the door and you can see that rain moving through the showers continuing on and off now stretching into the south bay, too. so around the bay area, if plan on heading down, we're going to see more. the raindrops continuing into the evening hours. we've got a ways to go before. it's all done. so these bands moving on by and some of those some heavier

i spoke to economist vicky pryce and she gave us her assessment on rachel reeves�* speech.icky pryce and she gave us her well, it's true that the uk has suffered a little bit more by comparison to some other countries in terms of higher inflation and also concerns about interest rates needing to stay higherfor longer in the uk than perhaps will be the case elsewhere because we have a little bit of a sticky inflation problem, with wages having increased a bit faster than perhaps in some other countries. and it's very, very difficult to control that once that starts happening. so there have been perhaps some policy measures which have not helped hugely, particularly not adjusting inflationary expectations early on in the uk, not enough subsidies for energy when they started going up, prices started going up so much, and being a little bit late when we intervened. so there's that. plus, of course, in terms of consumer spending and the fall in real incomes of people, we've had the increase in taxes, which has happened because personal allowances have been frozen. so a lot more

vicki and ken, back to you. all right, grant. >> a drivers heading into san francisco through the golden gate bridge could soon spend up to $11.25 to cross that bridge. yet. officials citing dwindling car traffic as the reason for the consideration, the transit agency depends on people driving their cars to pay for transit service just last july tolls there were raised to $8.75 the transportation board will consider this a new price hike in march. and if it's approved, toll increases will take effect july 1st. be ready and they wear a tahoe ski resorts, putting out the welcome mat. well, also advising travelers to, you know, get ready for one of the biggest storms of the season up there. yeah. it's going to be blustery kron four's terisa stasio talks with resort officials about out there getting ready for the weekend. >> this is a look at palisades tahoe, fresh skiers and snowboarders to light resort. officials say that the atmospheric river which slammed the bay area this week provided some fantastic conditions

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the powerful storm that just hammered the bay area over the weekend is finally on his way out. but there's still a lot of cleanup to be done and more than 94,000 pg and e customers are still without their power here is a look pg and e's outage map. a lot of orange across this map which symbolizes 500 to 5,000 customers without power. red means 5,000 customers are more. we don't see it anymore. there were a few of those reds a little earlier tonight in pacifica. and that is where we find kron four's sara stinson. she joins us now live with the latest there. sara. >> vicki, according to the outage map, it looks like things are improving in pacific of but in the areas that are still in the dark will be a little scary, especially in this intersection when you have a lot of people driving home. >> from work during their errands, maybe getting some necessities because of this outage. and they had an intersection like this at skyline and the key boulevards, then they have to go slow and reme

grant vicki. all right, thank you, theresa. take a live look out at the san mateo bridge tonight where traffic is. >> flowing smoothly, but it was a different story earlier today. 2 crashes caused traffic to be backed up for several hours in the westbound lanes near foster city's see cars there on the right trying to get to the peninsula. the chp says one crash involving 5 cars occurred and another crash involved. 2 cars. both happened about 10 o'clock this morning. so it was a mess. officers say there were minor injuries in the 5 car crash. no injuries and the other one, the causes of the crashes are under investigation. historic wildfires are burning out of control right now in the texas in the panhandle area right now, texas governor greg add is issuing disaster declarations for some 60 counties there. >> the smokehouse creek fire. it has chewed through more than 500,000 acres since it started on monday. the fire northeast of amarillo is now the second largest fire in texas history. there is no containment yet. authorities s

vicky pryce and she gave us her well, it's true that the uk

here's vicky nguyen. >> reporter: andrea schaeffer said she purchased a full-body scan as a birthday gift to herself last year. what prompted you to get this scan >> i'm a 44-year-old woman, and my mom when she was my age had breast cancer. >> reporter: she says the scan found a cancerous brain tumor. two months later she underwent surgery to remove a mass the size of a walnut do you think this scan saved your life? >> yes >> reporter: full-body scans are a growing trend on line, touted by celebrities and influencers like kim kardashian and maria menounos medical groups like the american college of radiology say these scans are expensive, not covered by insurance, and can result in unnecessary medical tests and procedures the premise is simple -- scan for early detection of cancer and other conditions using radiation-free magnetic resonance imaging or mri. >> we have helped our members find numerous types of cancer >> reporter: emi gal is ceo of ezra his company offers full-body mri using artificial intelligence to reduce screening time and cost a 30-minute scan costs $1,350 >> the r

and then i was able to do that, and i took her trash out. >> vicki says.uty shaw is a fantastic man and more people should be like him. >> i was in the position to do what i could, deputy shaw tells me. >> vicki has received a phone and is in contact with a friend who is able to help her more now in box elder county. i'm darienne debrule, fox 13 news utah. >> it is the year of the dragon and in east san jose, the annual tet festival is underway. despite the incoming rain. i'm mark sayer, i'll show you what's going on here. just ahead. >> and coming up at 6:00. state of the art cars are on display this weekend in the south bay. a preview of some of the technology that center stage at the silicon valley auto show. >> and once again, a reminder about the new live stream option to see ktvu on your smart tv. this weekend will be updating the storm situation on our stream. you can also watch live newscasts and stories on demand along with those weather updates on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv or android tv. again just search for the ox local app and democr

well, ken and vicki, it's been 15 years since oscar grant was killed on that new year's day. his death. >> sent shockwaves across the bay area and beyond and all this time sense. investigators in alameda county kept to cell phones that were in grants, possession the night he was killed today. those phones were given back to his mother, reverend wanda johnson joined alameda county district attorney pamela price to speak about what it means to receive them back price previously represented johnson and her family in a civil case related to oscars, killing now as da price. now price has lifted a hold placed on grants phones by the previous administration. price says once the criminal and civil cases were closed, there was no justifiable reason to keep them from his mother. >> there's no justifiable reason that we are aware of why these phones were not returned to her more than 10 years ago. >> and one of those phones was a photo of the former bart cop who shot and killed grant. the photo shows as early pointing a taser at him that's really was convicted of involuntary manslaughte

. >> i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus tonight on the heels of macy's announcement that it's closing its location in san francisco's union square. walgreens says it is also closing up a downtown location people who live in the area have been trying to prevent this from happening. but those efforts did not succeed. our kron four's. sara stinson joins us now live in the studio after talking to neighbors. sarah. >> and many are worried about seniors who are now without access to a nearby pharmacy. doesn't dozens gathered outside the downtown walgreens location rallying for the company to change its mind. but unfortunately, the company has moved forward with the closure. in the final hours of operation, more than 2 dozen people who live in downtown san francisco gathered outside the walgreens. >> at 2, 7, 5, sacramento street hoping their voices will be heard. >> at first just total shock and surprise. you know, a pharmacy like a grocery store. >> they you know, they're oftentimes the center of the community. t

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. that tragedy in kansas city killed at least one person and hurt at least 22 others. many of them were children. harper's noelle bellow joins us now live from the newsroom with reaction from those at the event and and well, what we're learning tonight about the woman who lost her life. >> yeah, the key and can a day of celebration turned into a nightmare for these folks. bullets started flying just as the victory parade was coming to an end. we do want to warn you this video we're about to show may be hard to watch. tens of thousands of chiefs fans were gathered when those bullets ripped through the crowd. just outside that union station there in kansas city. it caused people dispersed and a run for their lives. some in the crowd describing all the chaos. >> shots coming out. very end of the parade. it's very loud. kind of sound like fireworks super confused people start running over from that side away from it when we're a union station. >> some of the officers who telling us to out a

this is vicky eva price. the substance has insight to biome. as they are emitted vicki eva price, the substances inside the bio mass, they are emitted as combustible gases and buy an oil which can be used to generate energy involved we are left with at the end of the process is pure stable. carbon wants to buy a mess that's burning. most systems can sustain themselves without using additional energy. as part of the planet to carbon cycle. plants absorb c o. 2 from the atmosphere and grow as bio mass. but when they die, they be composed and most of to see what they sex w is released back into that most fear. but instead of decomposing or burning, if need turns, they mean to buy a char week of luck, hullstead carbon, into this file, or else back for hundreds of years. the people are more more aware of that. we need to store more more common. this is customizing the see of no credible data clinic to be fully operational by the 1st quarter of 2024 until then then optimizing their systems. the experiments with different uses of bio try kicked up ove

on the market, drugs that help you lose weight but are they safe for treating obesity in children vicky nguyen now with what parents need to know >> got two second places and a first place. >> reporter: 16-year-old demi buckley never thought about her weight until sixth grade. >> i gained 20 pounds that summer. >> reporter: she says the extra pounds started to affect her mental health. >> there was this boy in my class, and he told me to eat a salad or eat nothing >> reporter: a year ago, she started wegovy >> and i'll just put it right in my stomach right there. >> reporter: the drug suppresses appetite. buckley shed 58 pounds what were some of the things that you did before these medicines to try and lose weight >> i've done volleyball, cheer, basketball, marching band i would do the same workouts as my friends or eat the same way they did >> what parent doesn't want their child to have every opportunity to be as healthy as they can be? >> reporter: more than 20% of 12 to 19-year-olds are considered obese obesity specialists say these meds, along with a healthy lifestyle, can be used

grant and vicki. >> thank you, catherine. well, the head of the republican national committee is stepping down. rnc chairwoman, ronna mcdaniel announced she's leaving her post next month after 7 years of the top. she released a statement saying in part the rnc has historically undergone change. once we have a nominee and it has always been my intention to honor that tradition. mcdaniel's resignation is expected to take effect after super tuesday at the party's meeting in houston. >> santa clara county is opening up dozens of voting center's ahead of the march. 5th primary. many locations are already allowing voters to drop off their ballots as early as today. the county plans to have over 100 locations open by saturday. the voting centers will allow people to vote in person, drop off a vote by mail ballot and get language assistance if they need it to find the closest location to you, you can head to our website at kron 4 dot com. and a reminder kron 4 is your election headquarters. join us on election day tuesday, march 5th

vicki liviakis has more. >> tying pets getting ready to pour wines made by some of her favorite black white makers. lovingly called him uncle mack. she's a sommelier here at one market in san francisco and she'll pair them alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburg. >> every february we had dedicated 2 black history month. >> the black history night special dinner includes a juicy rib-eye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of american cuisine. most of the pig in this country is as a back and points to the strip and grits. >> good people love right to get, you know, you know, is very big influence ingredients like, oh, peanuts. you all the spices that came over from the african continent. >> both were once a rarity and the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and they're only too happy to share their unique experience with diners par excellence at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. >> you know, myself being in food. >> we're use

hi, vicki. you know, when the couple is getting married, that's their first taste of how their lives are going to it decides. >> they had to run everything. all right. you guys, he's working on for 6 a macy's flagship. it's going away and it's just sales in downtown san francisco and beyond. >> what it means for a city that's still trying to recover from the pandemic. plus, looks like the eye car ig not going to happen as project about decade in the making at apple is shutting down. i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 6 is next. you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free line of unlimited intro for a year when you buy one unlimited line. visit xfi

dr. la vicky were looking for tundras on y v. this is a slow pick up, a lot of the distant boat steam on the air in the grass just where the snow was swept away. okay. okay. okay. okay. okay, let me see the belt. yes. so just below the sun in the shade and you will use up to those i see it there where the patrick snow its on a phone, click on hold on. okay. okay. but those come on. yes. and now it's looking to the left to a level. okay. let's continue over. there wasn't raising the only to some one. they are counting on the symbol of the tetra national park. they're a highly protected species. this kind of some one doesn't exist anywhere else in the world. most of the stuff that people don't see, i think the population of time to show might increase graduates from the critical level of 250 to 400 animals. and the whole by contrast was not just the school. so the last 10 years and the number has arisen to over 1000 and it could, it, this figure is stable to day or 2. so sometimes there are a few or sometimes more, but $1000.00, it

sir lindsay apologised after uproar, which saw some mps walk out. 0ur deputy political editor, vickiis put... there was confusion, there were angry demands for the speaker to explain himself... where on earth is the speaker of the house of commons? how do we bring him to that seat?! ..and there was a walk—out by the snp and conservatives, an unlikely alliance. chaotic scenes in the commons after mps had been debating one of the most serious foreign policy issues of the day. 0utside parliament, feelings were already running high... chanting: ceasefire now! ceasefire now! ..with hundreds of people queueing for hours to lobby their mps. the rules meant the only motion that was being considered was one from the snp, calling for an immediate ceasefire. lots of labour mps were tempted to vote for it, against their leader's wishes. but that all changed when the speaker, going against official advice, said this. i think it's important on this occasion that the house is able to consider the widest possible range of options. i have therefore decided to select the amendments both in the name of

vicki grant. a bay area congresswoman is trying once again to make election day a federal holiday. >> congresswoman anna eshoo of san mateo county introducing the election day holiday and shoe argues this could help voter turnout at the polls. adding 26% of americans who didn't vote in 2022. reported being too busy with work for school. >> i whether time is we get a live look outside on this tuesday night. the view here from the top of not terrible, pius where there have been some clouds little bit of sun peeking through as we get ready for valentine's day maybe some rain tomorrow. >> really that really, you know, tonight is going to be one of those nights. you see those clouds out there. you have those beautiful colors and incredible romantic sunset tomorrow. well, guess what? we've got rain coming in. so here we go. you're going to get a little wet if you're headed out the door, just be prepared for is to get out there and enjoy. but that rain likely to be moving in and the clouds moving in righ

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studio: vicki young, thank you.eek israeli special forces rescued two of the hostages kidnapped on october seventh by hamas. they were being held in southern gaza in the city of rafah. there was huge relief for the families of 60—year—old fernando simon marman and 70—year—old louis har. but the miltiary raid to free them reportedly left more than 70 people dead and dozens wounded. the bbc�*s special correspondent fergal keane has been hearing the stories of civilians and medics caught up in a night of fear. his piece contains distressing details. they were rescued from here. the two israeli hostages that were kidnapped by hamas in the massacre of october 7th are now home. this is the story of the price paid by the civilians of rafah on the night of february 12. the rescue began around 1:45am. by the time the hostages were safe, more than 70 people were reported killed, a high number civilians. in this house, a doctor from medecins sans frontieres lay across her children to protect them. she has asked to remain anony

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm ken wayne, the bay area's about to get hit with 2 big drain systems. one of them starting late tonight into the morning hours. >> kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow in the weather center with a look at the forecast. yeah, here we go. the storm's impact in the bay area this weekend going to bring a lot of rain and the potential for some flooding around the bay area got a track that very closely and the possible. so wind damage not going to be a strong as the previous storm member. the previous storm we had 2 weeks ago, we're talking 1900 mile an hour gusts across the mountain tops. it won't be like that, but you'll still see 30, 40 mile an hour gust, maybe occasional 50 mile an hour out along the coastline least some of the coastal hills up. there's right now. we've got some cloudy skies as the storm system just getting a little bit closer. now, the rain holding off so far, we're staying dry, but this what we can expect as we head into the weekend, not just one but a couple of storm systems going to roll into the bay area. the first one coming o

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i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. macy's says been a fixture, of course in union square since the 40's. >> and now it is just one of 150 stores that macy's is closing nationwide. kron four's dan kerman is live tonight in the it will close no year, but as early as next year. >> too. >> for some it wouldn't be the holidays without the adoptable dogs and cats in macy's union square window. but the sun is setting and that tradition as well as the iconic macy's christmas tree. the retailer has announced it will be shuttering 150 stores over the next 3 years. and the mayor's office says the union square store will be one of them. >> we're really excited for the opportunity to work with the union square alliance other retailers and businesses that we talked to to explore what other possibilities exist. while disappointed the mayor decided to put a positive spin and the departure of one of union square's most iconic retailers. things are shifting. >> and so we have to make sure that we shift to an experience that consumers wa

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. this, of course, coming just one day after the nevada teachers union announced that they're suing. >> the state of nevada to block 380 billion dollars worth of taxpayer funding for a new stadium in las vegas. proffers dan kerman joins now v all the latest. hey, dan. well, you know, very few a's fans thought they'd wake up this morning and find mayor of las vegas was on their side. but that's what's happened. a podcast interview. the mayor says she believes is under john fisher really wants to keep the a's in oakland at a waterfront ballpark. >> and she thinks that is what's best. for some time. a's fans have been pushing to keep the team in oakland. now they have a new ally in an interview on the front office sports today. podcast las vegas mayor carolyn goodman suggested a waterfront ballpark in oakland is what's best for all. >> i personally think it got to figure out a way stay in oakland to this is the mayor of las vegas. >> saying that the a's belong in oakland, this huge and thi

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the quake. >> originally listed as a 3.4 downgraded to a 3.2, we spoke to a representative with the u.s. g s reminded us all that the small quakes are really good opportunities to prep for the big ones. >> it's just really good reminder that there's a lot of open >> and this could very and 2 and wherever you are, you should be prepared. but there could be a big it's creating time. >> there are no reports of any damage or coastal surge issues from this quake which was centered about 3 miles off the grant said that off the coast near the san francisco zoo. and that is where we sent kron four's dan kerman for reaction. >> it's here at the san francisco zoo or at least 3 miles from here where friday's 3.2 earthquake was centered. but to look around the animals can be bothered and for good reason, we didn't feel anything but we did a check on the animals are safe. all the areas are safe. everything was good. in fact, the only person at the zoo we found who felt the earthquake felt it in in

ken and vicki, we're taking a little bit of a breather from all of this. however, it looks like the winds are coming back in the forecast a bit, not anything like what they were, but a little bit of an uptick here getting close to that advisory strength here. the projections now as we go forward with all of this, little bit know, breezy side at times tomorrow, it looks like into the teens and some lower 20's. but it really gets more rocking by comparison by wednesday. notice it's an onshore wind. we're dealing more with the southerly and easterly wind when it was playing out. but there is an idea of what we're looking at that should stay below the advisory strength. so but sometimes it cause some problems as well. and certainly for all the cleanup job that we have, it can be a little bit of interruption. here's what it looks like in the longer range forecast for you. another dose of showers again, modest. and we compare to what we've been through for wednesday. then we start to dry out a little bit of takes a while before we get there. but into the weekend

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i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the suspect has been identified as 24 year-old sergio. >> colin gomes, who according to investigators, is the boyfriend of the child's mother. the shooting happened around 2.30 tuesday morning at an apartment complex on of poor cna drive near lawrence expressway. prosecutors say that the suspect shot the little boy named ivan after trying to get his pregnant girlfriend, the boy's mother to confess to infidelity. prosecutors say when the mother ran into her son's room unlocked the door, the suspect broke in and came back with a gun. >> and that's when prosecutors say he aimed at the child's head, fired it and then ran off. the suspect was arraigned in court today, charged with murder kron four's. dan thorn is talking with a domestic violence expert to find out what people can do to avoid this kind of tragedy. he'll have more tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 11. >> california lawmakers are considering a bill that would create new standards for court ordered parenting classes. the bill, but

vicki liviakis is here with a look at what's coming up. i all right. hello, of you here's what we're working on for 6. we're still following. >> some of that breaking news out of san francisco. a police shooting added to 80 on ramp that's causing a real traffic nightmare. we're going to have the latest in a live report from the scene and all this rain is only making traffic worse. lawrence is tracking where it is coming down where it is coming down hardest. i'm thinking that hi there. do you need any help? yeah. i was just wondering what nosh means? [blowing whistle] natural. organic, specialty, healthy. yay. nosh! everything marked nosh means natural, organic. specialty and healthy. that way, you can eat healthy while sticking to a budget. ummm, no. >> from the bay area's local news station. we begin now with breaking news. breaking news at 6. a police shooting on a 2, 80 onramp in san francisco. it's causing real traffic nightmare at this hour. >> as you can see, the citizen app video all along with the rain affecting people's commute tonight. thanks

vicki liviakis takes us there. >> tying pets getting ready to pour wines made by some of her favorite black white makers. lovingly called him uncle mack. she's a sommelier here at one market in san francisco and she'll pair them alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburg. >> every february we had dedicated 2 black history month. >> the black history night special dinner includes a juicy ribeye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of american cuisine. most of the pig in this country is as a back and points to the strip and grits. >> good people love right to get, you know, you know, it's very big influence ingredients like okra. peanuts. you all the spices that came over from the african continent. >> both were once a rarity and the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and there are only too happy to share their unique experience with diners pot. excellent. at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. >> you know, myself being in food. >

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bill, we know you like oxy because vicki is there and you're a shareholder. you going into the oilfield services companies, some of the oil players and some of the midstreams? >> we -- we're dealing with what i consider to be circle of competency and i -- i don't think that you won't make really good money in the oil services side of the thing, but with the major european and international oil companies in kind of an esg coma, it's not as good relatively, i think. see, to us, the oil and gas especially making electricity out of natural gas the next ten years is the addictive legal drug. so we look back at peter lynch's great record and philip morris being the best-performing stock from 1970 and 2010 on the entire nyse as the people divested the tobacco business and that's where we see us. we are just a part of the way into a wonderful era where the resource is very much needed regardless of whether you see a quick transition to elected vehicles or not, and the prices are going to go way higher over the next ten years as the scarcity issues kick in. >> by the

vicky? >> i'm excited to fill in for joe.sis with frontotemporal dementia and aphasia. it can impact speech and personality. williams saying i have immense gratitude for the lovely words i received. she went on to say i continue to need personal space and peace to thrive. know your positivity and encouragement are appreciated. williams speaking out hours before the documentary titled "where is wendy williams" set to air on lifetime. she filed a lawsuit against a e. >>> next up, taylor swift. the star is on stage for a second night in sydney, australia in front of 80,000 fans. on her first night, she announced a new bonus track on the album. it will be on the new edition of the 17-song album "the tortured poet's department." rita ora went on the tour friday night along with katy perry. it is a song rumored to be inspired by their complicated friendship. ♪ bad blood ♪ ♪ mad ♪ ♪ we go ♪ ♪ if you got bad blood ♪♪ >> taylor's boyfriend, i like that. he is just taylor's boyfriend. travis kelce was there that night. we wonder who wi