and it's vicky in westminster. hello, vicky. me and vicky were hanging out after the bbc seven—way debate on friday because you were still working great. yeah, we clocked off. sorry to miss you. right. so, yeah, we'll catch up with what rishi sunak�*s been saying to nick robinson. that interview, half an hour long, lots of subjects covered, available on iplayer if you want to watch it now. it's the panorama special, first of all the leaders. but vicky, lib dem manifesto launch today. i remember last time we had one of these for general election. it was in a nightclub. it was a nightclub. it was, yeah. yeah. where was it this time? i love nightclubs. no, this was central london—ish. it was quite it seemed quite modern. it was modern. it was a very good space. i think they'd splashed a bit of cash on it. yeah, it was all... it was all quite slick. what did notice and this is, and i haven't asked them if this was deliberate, the colours they've used, they, they weren't using their normal gold, it was much more orangey like the old

vicki, thank you very much, about that. vicki, thank you very much. our _ about that.hat. vicki, thank you very much, our deputy political- about that. vicki, thank you very much, our deputy political editor vicki young, in the spin room, which is quieting down now. well, let's get a bit more detail on some of the claims made during the debate. with more on this, let's go to bbc verify�*s nick eardley — who's been looking at what the two main party leaders said about immigration. yeah, we have. we have gone through a lot of the claims that rishi sunak and keir starmer made tonight, but in particular towards the start of the debate, those really heated exchanges on small boats crossings. here's a reminder of what was said. the numbers have come down over the last 12 months compared to the 12 months before. but in order to fully solve this problem, you need a deterrent. there are tens of thousands, 50,000 i people have come since rishi sunakl has been prime minister — l 50,000 across the channel. so, different claims therefore slimani show you what's actually happened in

let's go to vicky young.od so far in terms of understanding where both leaders come from, hasn't it? yes, they have been getting to some of the _ yes, they have been getting to some of the topics you would expect. tax was the _ of the topics you would expect. tax was the latest. there was a good moment— was the latest. there was a good moment when they were asked to put up moment when they were asked to put up their— moment when they were asked to put up their hands if there was something that wasn't true and they said they're like naughty schoolboys, thinking, what is going on here? _ schoolboys, thinking, what is going on here? the big ideas on tax, they agreed _ on here? the big ideas on tax, they agreed on — on here? the big ideas on tax, they agreed on. they have both ruled out putting _ agreed on. they have both ruled out putting up— agreed on. they have both ruled out putting up income tax and vat and national— putting up income tax and vat and national insurance. they do agree on that _ national insur

thank you, vicki young and there will be _ that.e will be more _ that. thank you, vicki young and there will be more analysis - that. thank you, vicki young and there will be more analysis of. that. thank you, vicki young and | there will be more analysis of the reform pledges on newsnight with victoria derbyshire. we reform pledges on newsnight with victoria derbyshire.— reform pledges on newsnight with victoria derbyshire. we will examine the promise — victoria derbyshire. we will examine the promise to _ victoria derbyshire. we will examine the promise to wipe _ victoria derbyshire. we will examine the promise to wipe out _ victoria derbyshire. we will examine the promise to wipe out nhs - victoria derbyshire. we will examine the promise to wipe out nhs waitingj the promise to wipe out nhs waiting list of 7.5 million in england within two years and their patriotic curriculum for schools. what does that mean? join us live at half past ten. 0njuly 4th, labour will be hoping to expand their dominance in wales, while the conservative

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. san francisco's panda project just taken a step forward. the board of supervisors signed off and mayor breed's plan to start fundraising to bring these 2 giant pandas from china to the are crawford's. catherine heenan is in the newsroom with all the latest on this. catherine? yeah, learning a lot of people i think are happy about this. vicki and grant just about an hour ago. >> san francisco's board of supervisors voted 92 to allow various city departments to begin raising money, to bring the pandas to the city and 2025, this is a big step in keeping the panda momentum going. >> there are 9 ayes into knows the resolution is adopted. next item, please. china. >> notwithstanding the money is going to come from philanthropist sent other private donors, no city money. no tax money is involved here. mayor breed figures she will need to raise 25 million dollars to pay for new panda exhibit at the san francisco zoo. today's board approval. not necessarily a sure thing. critics have argued the money could be better spent elsewhere. animal rights gr

one that is affecting the ability of a lot of people to live vicki. >> thank you, catherine. police are looking for a person that walked away from a deadly car crash in napa. it happened saturday afternoon on silverado trail and youngsville crossroad near the silverado vineyards. chp says a car traveling southbound with several people in crossed into the opposite side of traffic and crashed into another car. one of those cars that caught fire and a person died. 5 others were injured. chp says that a man that was in one of those cars just took off and they're searching for him tonight. >> pro-palestinian protesters rallied outside san francisco's federal building today demanding an end to the ongoing war. plaintiff in a case representing human rights and organizations is accusing president biden of giving israel too much support. >> every single member of my family at this point has either been. what is being star has been displaced and all of them have been dispossessed. everything. well, meaning and value to that. in the most, deliver it and well documented fashion. >> the l

upside, vicki and grant. it's been about 90 degrees all throughout the day here in moraga. and that's why i came to the ace hardware store behind me to see if customers are making purchases to help keep them cool. >> the son did not let up tuesday. combine that with the high temperatures expected this week and the moraga ace hardware stayed busy customers like matt warrant checking in to see what air conditioners and fans are in stock. he says the biggest struggle is adjusting to the temperature changes. you're not acclimated to it. it's i mean, it was 75 yesterday. that's over 90 today. and so it's that 15, 20 degree hit overnight. that makes it tough. i think. >> generally you kind of get acclimated to it. but when you have these wild swings stated makes it tough. still plenty of fans and air conditioners in stock at the hardware store, according to general manager susan marconi. >> she make sure to not just sell products, but also gives out free advice when it comes to staying cool, especially for those wh

okay. vicky, do you agree with that? uh, no one actually wants these terra so why do you think they use pushing ahead with them? since we know the us is for thomas on the visa and also so the as things as well. so from china to the solar panels, and the reason for that is that they didn't d b. so the has been on track of additional coming from china, the subsidies some gloves, but in terms of the production of any source. and i'll just call us but caused some particular which are a problem in terms of the numbers that are coming for the electric vehicles from china in various parts of the world. and also in the us, all my to call. and i to been to us quite uncompetitive. so that's the belief. but the us trying to deal with this, we know, had been to china, was very concerned about over production. in some areas, there is a believes that the chinese and cost a considerable production to take place and manufacturing accounts to the fact that the economy was slowing down, particularly due to problems in the public to set up

thank you, vicki young, our deu commons. thank you, vicki young, our deputy political— commons.ung, our deputy political editor. _ thanks vicki — and a full list of candidates will be available when nominations close on the bbc news website. campaigning is continuing ahead of polling day for the uk election on the 4th ofjuly. sir keir starmer has pledged to reduce the number of people legally migrating to the country, if labour wins power. the party says it will prioritise british workers and crack down on businesses that break employment laws. the leader of the scottish national party, john swinney, has launched his party's election campaign. at an election rally in glasgow, mr swinney pushed for independence, celebrated his party's record on fighting on the cost of living as well as attacking both the conservatives and labour. he said people in scotland wanted rid of a "disastrous" tory government, and he accused labour of "giving an awfully good impression" of them. let's take a listen to some of what the snp leader said. there are some people telling me to forget _ there are

maybe you could pick up the point that vicky was making there.or's top target seats in your patch in the northwest there. when you speak to people on the doorstep, do they feel as if they know sir keir starmer? as they made a decision on the labour leader? >> i think people here in the rthwest -- a lot of people stereotype prime min. su starme- stereotype sir keir starmer as being dull and boring, but a lot of people have come to realize that is not necessarily a bad thing. if you look at it from the other angle, if you look at people's opinion of rishi sunak in the past 13, 14 years of the conservative government, people have started to lose trust in the northwest. a lot of people in parts of lancashire were for a long time traditional labour seats, places you know very well like burnley, didn't have a conservative mp for over 100 years, in 2019 people in burnley back to boris johnson in large part due to things like his personality, because they felt like he was a character, they felt like they understood him more. now i think an awful lot of p

hi, vicki.afternoon to the supreme court ruled the trump administration did not follow federal law. >> when it report, first course from previous administrations to ban bump stocks. bump stocks are legal again in the u.s. is just the device, something that you add on to just to have fun. with friday, the supreme court struck down a ban on bump stocks put in place by former president donald trump. the band came after gunman used bump stocks, a rapid fire gun accessory to shoot at a crowd during a music festival in vegas, killing nearly 60 people. >> michael cargill sued the government over the ban is now celebrating the ruling supreme court that super glee. exactly answer tennessee republican congressman tim burchett and alabama republican congressman del strong say the court has spoken. it's the second amendment i stand by. the supreme court has ruled. let's move on with maryland democratic congressman jamie raskin slammed the court's ruling. the idea that. >> anybody can have any arsenal they w

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis of firefighters telling us that in the last hour others and bring on a private property and it's mostly graph. so there are back. an warnings surrounding the bill canyon reservoir area. it is burning right now on crystal springs road, which is about 7 miles north of saint the bay area, air quality management district issuing an air quality advisory due to all the smoke out there. we are also hearing the terrain very rough right now. it's making it tough for those crews on the ground last check. containment was 0%. and we >> have cal fire on the some told jason is with us. jason, can you hear us? i could hear. all right. do what your last name. sorry. ok? think jason clay. all right. appreciate your last we heard 60 acres burn 0% containment. is that still the case? and what can you tell us? >> so a lot lot 3 we had significant process on that. most importantly, we stop for progress of the fire. and so i think it's fun right there and picked up a minute. we've got up to about 50%. so right now the fire is holding that 60 acres and where we go from he

and it's vicky in westminster. hello, vicky.n hour long, lots of subjects covered, available on iplayer if you want to watch it now. it's the panorama special, first of all the leaders.

hello, vicki. you talk to the conservatives on the record and where the expectations of what they can achieve this evening? undecided voters. in talking _ achieve this evening? undecided voters. in talking about - achieve this evening? undecided voters. in talking about other. voters. in talking about other hasn't been much movement throughout this election campaign but still weeks to go and certainly picking up from the shadow cabinet members, a concern about those who still have not made up their minds and after everything that has happened, you still haven't made up your mind about whether you want to vote labour or not if of the conservatives, what more can they say to make that pitch. sir keir starmer sent out an e—mail saying that this is his chance to appeal directly into the rooms and thus are going to vote next week to try to appeal to them and those have not made up their minds yet. for rishi sunak it is somewhat different because it appears that he is behind in the polls and will either

as that debate gets under way i am joined by our political reporter vicki young.oking out for in this next hour or so?— are you looking out for in this next hour or so? they both know they've not a 'ob hour or so? they both know they've got a job to — hour or so? they both know they've got a job to do _ hour or so? they both know they've got a job to do here _ hour or so? they both know they've got a job to do here of course. - hour or so? they both know they've got a job to do here of course. for. got a job to do here of course. for rishi sunak he's got to defend a m year record of conservative government. that's going to be pretty difficult. that gives keir starmer quite a lot to go at he's got to defend his own record but boris johnson's got to defend his own record but borisjohnson's and liz got to defend his own record but boris johnson's and liz truss. got to defend his own record but borisjohnson's and liz truss. he is also going to have to put a bit of doubt in peoples minds about keir starmer. he so far behind in the polls that he has to make something ha

vicky young our olitical fellow scheme. vicky young our political editor. _ fellow scheme.ore we i fellow scheme. vicky young our political editor. before we leave you, i will give you a quick tour of the spin room. many seats here. the great and good of british journalism. pasternak, bradby, bbc team is here as well. many print media. —— robert preston. we will be watching it on the big screen, there. after the debate, politicians will come back in, they will be gathering around trying to say what their candidate has done the best job. that is when the spinning begins. that gives the spin room its name. i can imagine that right now, rishi sunak and keir starmer will be getting those last minute nerves. only minutes to go now and how that debate gets under way at 9pm. as we have been saying, it could be a really pivotal moment in this campaign. studio: thank you very much. same with the election, the liberal democrats have promised free personal care being available to older or disabled people at home if they are in government. the party leader ed davey says the pledge, alo

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rock. >> grant vicki fans are here to watch the game on the drum boats on. they get this. it rain in the outfield. a pretty cool experience to watch that tribute game in alabama for willie mays. what a tribute here in a local park as well. you can see a line of people over my left shoulder to sign condolence cards. of course, the giant number. 24 and the outfield as well. the great to while somber music played over the speakers of giants stadium, a long line of fans waited to sign the condolence book for willie mays. my heart's broken. it was an emotional day in the outfield thursday from fans like bert williams who thought a maze as a hero when he was a kid. i'm in my 70's, but it. kind of the end and may try do to improve a lo who dropped to his knees praying. i didn't think i'd be so. so the motional. over that is due flu home to san francisco from chicago for the maze tribute. set the bar so high that nobody can touch it when he died. he took it with them. >> so when you just amazing of so many great memories, the baseball legend made his mark here after playing with t

i think this is vicky messer. so he was, he, he didn't have really to convince the german and piece to support your grade. they already do that. so he was applying to the german, as a young people, the german people who have that historic and historic experience and who are also playing a crucial role now in supporting your brain as a one of the leading nations in the european union. um i um also um was was a bit surprised positively by the remarks of the speaker, the boss. and before president vince gets spoke president of the german problem that they had the president of the german parliament. and she said that the future of ukraine is in the u. n. in nato. this is some, this is actually music to the ukrainian is because i.

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. the other big story we're following tonight is in redwood city where and affordable housing complex under construction caught fire in a big way and 8 alarm blaze sent big black plumes of smoke into the air. amber's were. >> flying all over the neirhborhood. evacuation orders were put in place earlier today. and we have team coverage tonight on this fire kron four's lezla gooden is in menlo park where a school had to close because of the fire. but first kron four's dan kerman joins us live from the scene with the very latest. good evening, dan. good evening. construction crews were actually on the scene at the time that this fire broke out. they were installing. >> insulation and sheet rock. they tried to put the fire out with fire extinguishers. they were not successful. we can tell you the fire right now is under control, but they're still hot spots burning inside in the real concern right now is that scaffolding, which has been charred and is now falling the fire broke out about 10,

vicki and i will see you next.ere are no fence. >> now across 4 news at 6, 100's of donald trump supporters said showed up to rally in san francisco as they wait for the former president to arrive for live there with the latest. >> and oakland mayor sheng thao respond after the group behind a recall effort against submits recall petition. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> good evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. hundreds of people gathered late today in san francisco to support former president trump. he said to be in the city this evening. >> for a fundraiser, our kron four's rob nesbitt live for us at marina green, where trump supporters were waiting for his we hear the crowds have thinned out a little bit. rob.

i'm dan thorn and i'm vicki liviakis.ut from the fbi. >> and the department of homeland security last month parker's rob nesbitt reports on the safety measures being taken to keep the public safe. >> there will be plenty of security at pride this weekend because of warnings from the feds. there's also work the public in the voting booth this november to ensure the safety of future pride events, pride is all about celebration. but the joy this weekend in san francisco is under threat. the fbi says that foreign terrorist groups like isis might explain increase gatherings associated with the lgbtq+ community executive director of san francisco. pride says and ford works with local, state and federal authorities. money is also spent on private security over half a million dollars on security ourselves for our own security. so with all that going on, we want to make sure everyone safer working very hard to do that. >> the fbi is urging law enforcement and the public to report violent threats made online or in-person. tom tempr

i'm catherine heena and i'm vicki liviakis. our top story tonight. at least 20 people, rob, a jewelry store in the south bay. >> you're looking at a surveillance video there. unbelievable sight. it was first seen here on kron 4 and police say the thieves did steal thousands of dollars worth of jewelry. kron four's less good in this live in sunnyvale with the latest. plus one. >> yeah, that jury stores called png jewelers and they tell me they've it's been the entire day cleaning up and making repairs after those 20 fees came in wearing mask destroyed the store and they say they've been open for 15 years and they never seen anything like this. >> png jeweler says it was a typical wednesday afternoon for them until they heard glass shattering at the front door around one 30 with unfortunate was to begin with. one of the managers who did not wish go on camera for his safety says he was in his office when the robbery this mask each other really. >> the caller called show kids that are going to see. they were within safe one half minutes. but they what it

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. yeah. hundreds of people have gathered in san francisco to support the former president. >> he's expected to be in the city this evening for a fundraiser kron four's. rob nesbitt is live at marina green where trump supporters have assembled there. waiting his arrival. rob, what's the latest? >> grant i was here earlier today when there were just 8 people in the marina green parking lot. the event was supposed to start at 11, 15 by midday, as you can see. and now at 05:00pm, this crowd has really grown in size. there's about a few 100 people that are here with their trump hats there. trump flags, maga merch, if you will, here to show their support for president trump. they are standing along the road next to the marina green, where cars have been honking in support as they've driven by. i only notice one counter protester with a sign that read trump is a pathological liar. the trump supporters are standing in a bike path and i've heard some bikers the anti trump expletives as they buy buy, n

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. oakland police investigating tonight after 3 teenagers >> were killed in 2 separate shootings early this morning. the first shooting happened about one 30 on filbert street near martin luther king junior elementary school officers responded to reports of an unresponsive person. and when they arrived, police found a 16 year-old victim suffering from a gunshot wound. they pronounced dead at the scene. >> second shooting happened just after 02:00am near the intersection of international boulevard and 100 and second avenue. officers responded to reports of a shooting there. they found 18 year-old who had been shot. he was taken to the hospital where he later died short time later, police learned a second victim, a 17 year-old had taken himself to the hospital after being shot. he also died at the hospital. >> loss of life is too much and especially the head. 3 young individuals getting the start life to have their lives taken from them such an early age is tragic. >> oakland now has had 4

a lot of movement out here grant vicki. so that's also really good thing as well. >> you i'm glad you mentioned about the root system them making sure that the fire is not traveling underground through the root system because that was the source of that massive of fire east bay firestorm in 1991. up in the east bay hills. they put the fire out. they fought. and it still lived underground in the route and then reignited. and then we all know what happened after that. so >> we know painfully well. what happened and that is what they have learned so much over past couple of decades, right? so they're not going leaving boy. every enforcement. they've caught multiple agencies out here. and then i was also talking whether they're going to be flying at night and that kind of a new development able to have these helicopters to be able to have night vision goggles so that they can fly at night and track in for wentz. a lot of new technology is really helping firefighters out on the line. speaking of which we haven't seen any drones

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thanks for being with us tonight on kron, 4 news at 5, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. our top story tonight of fire at a construction site in redwood city forcing dozens of people to evacuate. we have team coverage of this fire kron four's lezla she spoke with people affected by the evacuations. but first we want to go to kron four's dan kerman whose been on scene all day and has the latest on the fire. good evening, dan. well, the good news to report is is this fire is under control. they said there are a few spot fires inside. but for the most part, this fire is under control. >> and out, that is what's good. if you look down there behind me, i'll step out of the way you can see there's still some smoke in the way. but for the most part, this fire is out. but what you still see standing is what's of concern right now and that is the scaffolding. there's concern that that charred scaffolding and what was going to be a multi unit affordable apartment complex could come down and could damage nearby neighbors. >> it was just after 10 in the morning when fire broke out. a

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vicki young, thank you _ come out and vote. vicki young, thank you so _ come out and vote.ull coverage, of course, here on the bbc news channel from us or to stay with us as that build—up and excitement continues as we get ever closer to that televised debate between keir starmer and rishi sunak. now it's time to take a look at the weather. hello. some decidedly cool air has been sinking southwards across the uk during today. tonight is certainly going to be quite a lot chillier than last night was, and over the next few days, it remains cool and breezy, a mix of sunshine and showers, cold enough over the very highest ground in scotland for some of those showers to be wintry. so during today, we've seen these frontal systems pushing southwards and eastwards. still a little bit of rain lingering for a time in the far south east. but behind those weather fronts, we are getting into this feed of cool air from the northwest. pretty brisk winds actually across the northern half of the uk. there's the last of that weather front clearing the southeast corner. and then overnight, y

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis antioch. police are warning residents to be careful the next time they visit the bank. they say that in the past 90 days there have been nearly a dozen reports of people being followed and robbed after leaving local banks and other instances the robberies happened in the bank parking lots in order to stay safe. the antioch pd is telling people to just be more aware of their surroundings. try to avoid carrying large amounts of money when leaving banks try to walk in well lit areas and they say don't hesitate to report any suspicious behavior to police gales going to have a full report coming up on kron. 4 news at 5. meantime, a police in premont are investigating a deadly shooting at a drugstore in the fremont hub shopping center. this happened about 11 o'clock last night. witnesses telling police that a security guard got into an argument that argument escalated and the security guard was shot. the other person was stabbed multiple times when police arrived. the security guard at said died at

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i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. we continue to honor the legacy of san francisco giants legend willie mays. the baseball great died yesterday at the age of 93 mays was born in westfield, alabama. he played his first professional baseball game with the birmingham black barons of the leagues when he was 17 years old, 1951 may signed with the new york giants and made his major league debut stayed with that team when they moved to san francisco. 7 years later. >> at oracle park all day today, people have been stopping by the address there. 24 willie mays plaza to add to the growing memorial. our kron sarah stinson has that story. >> like today is the day and you my respects and taken by fan after fan stopping by a growing memorial at oracle park wednesday to pay their respects to the late willie mays. >> news of his passing has both baseball and non-baseball fans heartbroken across the country. gordon bain in tears as he dropped off flowers mean it just shows you how much he meant to everybody. >> and i've seen people o

it's san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> gayle and i say we would try that ice cream thingl right. in the north bay crews are going to begin installing a new platform for the famous sausalito sea lion sculpture in january of last year. you might remember it broke loose after major storm. lot of repairs and renovation needed, but sammy will be back in place. july 3rd, monday crews did. our will put tomorrow. i guess they'll be putting on a new concrete platform to hold the 1900 pound sculpture. the former mayor told kron 4 sammy has been the most photographed piece of public art in the city since it was installed in 1957. next in sports, the giants hoping to avoid the sweep in st. louis as they faced off against the cardinals. sports director jason dumas has highlights coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the giants have been struggling. they've lost 6 of their last 8 games in today. they look to avoid the sweep in st. louis. logan webb was on the bump for them today. usually the guy who can right the ship what the cardinals. well, you've got early bottom of the first joh

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm dan thorn. our top story tonight.it's been 4 days since the fbi raided the mayor of oakland is home along with the offices of callaway solutions. and today was the first time the mayor has addressed that our kron four's dan kerman live with us in the newsroom with the pushback from the mayor dan? that's right. the mayor says she isn't going anywhere. she maintains she is the victim here and this all could be because >> overweight right-wing plot to get rid of her. monday. oakland mayor sheng thao made her first public comments since the fbi raided their home last thursday. this investigation. >> it's not about me. i have not been charged with a crime and

all of those been he's vicki. we're continuing, of course, to learn more about the investigation surrounding oakland mayor sheng thao. we will have the very latest on that tonight. plus, nearly $10,000 worth of clothing stolen from a lululemon store. how officers in the bay area quickly found the group responsible and these lucky little piggies got to stay home after fire crews stopped flames from these sites fire from reaching their penn. we have the latest on all of the fires burning across california. those who have been rescued, including wildlife like that. coming up next kron for news at 10 11, vicki l send it back. alright, noelle, looking forward to that. long as we're talking about animals. take a look at this smiling. >> great white sharks. look at those spotted near santa cruz beach is that these photos were taken by a marine wildlife photographer use helping out the scientists with the monterey bay aquarium track populations off the central california coast. more than 20 young, great white sharks juven

vicki, i will send it back to you. thank well, looking forward to that, it's a steal in today's market. the 3 bedroom home up for sale for under half a million bucks. but course, there's a catch. >> you have a chance to buy a nice san francisco home for about a half million bucks thing is you won't be able to move into it for 30 years. the home is in san francisco's russian. he'll bury tony area the asking price $488,000. it is 1100 square feet has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. the only catch is somebody is currently living it. they're running it. i'm ready to get. so it has a 30 year agreement. and elise isn't up until 2053 with the new owner would be able to move in. the listing says that the current tenant. we'll continue to live there and pay the same amount of rent of get this $417 a month. that's it for kron. 4 news at 5. but there's a whole lot more ahead. coming up on kron, 4 news at 6. david pap has now been convicted of kidnapping for his 2022. attack on nancy pelosi's husband. we're going to have all the details. >>

vicki young, bbc news, puglia. council has demanded that sudanese paramilitaries call off their eight—week siege of el fasher. more than 1.5 million people are sheltering in the city; food, water and medical supplies are running out. 1a countries voted in favour of the resolution, and russia abstained. the vote comes after multiple warnings from the un, including a call by the special advisor on the prevention of genocide for the security council and the international community to protect the sudanese people from existing and increasing risk factors of genocide. this council has sent a strong signal to the parties to this conflict today. this brutal and unjust conflict needs to end. today's resolution shows the council remains committed to supporting efforts for peace in sudan. , ., sudan. this resolution could not come — sudan. this resolution could not come at _ sudan. this resolution could not come at a _ sudan. this resolution could not come at a more - sudan. this resolution could i not come at a more precario

vicky, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you guys. a sparkler and fireworks, but wea want to make sure you celebrate safely. today i have with me the chairman of the consumer products safety commission who will walk us through some of the exclusive new stats revealed to us just here on "the today show." last year we saw 10,000 fireworks related injuries. right, chairman? >> that's right. 10,000 trips to the emergency room. >> reporter: and also about 8 deaths. >> 8 deaths reported last year and 11 the year before. >> reporter: let me give this back to you, firefighter greg. we're going to talk about these consumer grade fireworks that you can buy legally in several states. but these are what you are talking about that you attribute to causing some of these deaths and injuries. first, this one, it has about five grams of explosives in it? >> it has five grams of explosives in it. it should be put in a tube. we've seen people lighting them in their hand and it's resulted in injuries to body parts and actually a death last year. >> repor

damman, vicki july for the right around the corner, the community is asked to leave the fireworks show to the professionals. >> that would be the safe option for everybody. firefighters on the scene of this fire near monterey road in coyote ranch road in santa clara county wednesday afternoon. and we have grass that's 4 feet. >> 5 feet tall in some places that grass is already here. this fire comes hours after fire chiefs across the south bay put out a warning to residents. >> of the significant risk as we approach peak fire season. and urging not to use illegal fireworks. santa clara county fire battalion chief bill murphy. you've already seen over the last couple of weeks. number of fires all over the state because our weather has turned hot. we're starting to get into our seasonal wind patterns. >> and so the smallest will lead to fires. firefighters are also worried about injuries the last couple of years. we've had a in a serious injuries resulted in trips to the trauma center. >> in some cases, people losing limbs from the use of illegal fireworks. gilroy is the only city in sant

vicki liviakis kron, 4 news. happening tomorrow. vice president kamala harris will be the san francisco area campaigning. >> she's going to be attending a fundraiser for she and the president's re-election bid. manny's cafe is going to be hosting the event at the time the specific venue still have not been announced. former president donald trump is also going to be in the bay area fundraising in san francisco, the east this week. he's a set to arrive on thursday. co-hosting the event are billionaire david sacks and his wife, jacqueline sacks. that event's going to be held in the affluent section of the city known as pacific heights. >> despite the devastating fire that destroyed a housing complex under construction yesterday in redwood city, developers say they will company official tells us they have never experienced this level of disaster and the company's 92 year history, but they are fully committed to completing the affordable housing project. firefighters say the burnt scaffolding should be completely down by thursday. the c

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. hundreds of people gathered late today in san francisco to support former president trump. he said to be in the city this evening. >> for a fundraiser, our kron four's rob nesbitt live for us at marina green, where trump supporters were waiting for his we hear the crowds have thinned out a little bit. rob. >> they think that a lot, vicki, they're all gone actually on the only one, pretty much the most part, other than a few stragglers here in the park. when the event started around 11, 15, there were only 8 people that i counted in the parking lot with with trump flags. it grew to about a few 100 people here. some video of what it looked like at its peak when they were here showing their support. they were standing along the road next to the marina green, where cars were honking as they drove notice one counter protester with a sign that read trump is a pathological liar across the street from the trump supporters. those supporters standing in a bike path and i heard some bikers, anti

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. our top story tonight at 6 o'clock. a santa clara man who worked as a therapist for children is behind bars. police say 48 year-old alejandra lopez. nunez faces charges for sexually assaulting a girl under the age of 14. our kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with san jose police about details of their investigation. >> police say nunez worked as a therapist to children in an instructional aide at a san jose elementary school saying he sexually assaulted one of his young clients multiple time since march. this is the mug shot for 48 year-old alejandro lopez. nunez taken june 9th arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a young girl who leaves a therapist for according to stacy. she with the san jose police department. a relative of the girl reported the assault they were able to basically catch the suspect in the act. act of of sexually molesting or assaulting the victim. according to she, the girl was under the age of 14 and had special needs. nunez was working as the victims, behavioral therapist for trump behavioral hea

hey, vicki and grant with the san jose unified school district has been hit with a damning report.e've got questions tonight about safety in leadership within the school district. and what a parent is telling kron 4 about san jose's largest school district plus a bay area city ranked worst for staycations. we've got more on where and why. coming up on kron. 4 news at 10 grant. vicki, back to you. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, it is no secret that the lakers are in the market for new head coach after dropping darvin ham just after their early exit from the nba playoffs this season. so rumors have swirled when it comes to the possibility of jj redick joining and also the possibility of uconn's head coach dan hurley joining. but hurley says his focus is where and that's right where it's been the last 25 years. college basketball. now, dan, her a plus. 25 years staying fairly lift the husk%es to their second straight national title. this past season turns out he wants a 3rd before stepping into the nba. now last season marked his 6th title in the last 25 years. in a statement, hur

greece vicki came in second that your people are agreeable keeps followed by croatia, mexico and thenweden. as for the u.s. not top 10, it was ranked 15th with 59% of people having favorable views of our country not you go right. so as a public library says it summer learning program is seeing a rise in registration numbers this year. that's good news. 5,000 people of all ages and reading levels. >> they this year. so the library says outreach is playing a real big role here. they say that there eager to get back to pre-pandemic numbers. the program officially kicked off june 1st. it's going to conclude july 31st. their goal for this year's summer learning program is to surpass last year's 10,000 sign-ups and 4 million minutes. read. >> well, here's an update. maybe you remember hank the tank because 3 cubs belonging to the infamous bear in lake tahoe previously known as hank. the tank. the cubs now back in the wild. so that's great. there's mom who is actually been renamed henrietta. so know that henry has been transferred to a colorado sanctuary because she had a problem or she kept

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis parts of the bay.ot only reaching triple digits but surpassing it and it's not over yet. we have team coverage of the hot weather tonight. kron four's rob nesbitt is live in moraga where folks are trying to beat the heat will get to him momentarily. first, though, we want to send it over to this guy. meteorologist dave spahr who is with us to let us know when we'll get a little bit of a break. a grant and vicki us, we'll probably get a little break as we head into the weekend. but before we get to do, it's going to be plenty hot the next couple of days. so first, things first is our map that shows you the coverage area. >> of what we're talking about. first of take a beauty shot for you, the east bay shoreline. there you see some haze off towards the distance. but for the most part, it's a clear night. it looks like ahead for here's the big map, though. that shows the coverage area. notice that's not the peninsula in the east bay shoreline. part of that is due to some of the winds that we have. if we d