and not much longer, billy smith marries vickie and makes her vickie smith. >> billy was also a highdropout, and they were so young. he was 16. she was 17. and then she had her son when she was 18. >> i thought to myself, i'm so lonely. and i thought, well, if i have a baby, i'll never be lonely again. and i had my son, and i'm not lonely and i love him, and he's great and wonderful. >> her and billy started having problems. they couldn't make things work out. so she decided, i'm leaving, and she left billy. >> vickie leaves her husband and decides to move back to houston with her mom virgie. she has barely a tenth grade education, she has work experience at a fried chicken restaurant, and she's now a single mom with no other apparent skills. >> she works a little at walmart, and she works a little at red lobster, but they don't earn a ton of money. so what she does is to walk into a gentlemen's club and ask if she can get a job. >> there were a number of strip clubs near the walmart where she worked, and one of them had a big blue and white sign that had a woman in a bikini. >> i wo

vicki young has our top story.ue skies and sunshine, but the prime minister didn't come here to paint a rosy picture. he has accused the conservatives of wrecking the economy, leaving him to put it right. there is a budget coming in october. and it is going to be painful. we have no other choice, given the situation that we are in. those with the broadest shoulders should bear the heavier burden. i will have to turn to the country, and make big asks of you as well. it's already been announced that millions of pensioners will no longer get the winter fuel payment, something that wasn't mentioned during the election campaign. the chancellor has also admitted that some taxes will go up. many want to know what the impact of the budget will be, so if you are being honest, can you tell them now what kind of tax rises you are considering? i didn't want to have to deal with the winter fuel allowance for pensioners, but we have to fix the nhs, we have to fix our homes, our schools, and pensioners rely on them in the same wa

gastón, tú quedas al frente del proyecto. - vicky va a ser tu asistente. - ¿asistente?no? no sé si voy a hacer lo mismo que él. bueno. segundo aviso. a partir de hoy mi hija natalia se integra a la oficina para darnos una visión más femenina. feminista. sí, bueno. eso es lo que nos pide la audiencia. y cierto target con el que estamos trabajando. - a ver, pa... - licenciado aguirre. sí, licenciado aguirre. no es un target. tenemos que empezar a cambiar la forma en la que pensamos. - no es una moda. - sí, sí, eso también. lo que pasa es que tú traes esta visión más guerrera del metoo y todo esto. y, bueno, por otro lado, aquí todos son mucho más rucos que tú y necesitamos renovarnos. así que bueno. a trabajar. muévanse. entonces, al final, ¿quiere que le diga licenciado...? licenciado aguirre. hola, lola. enhorabuena por el proyecto y ánimo. lo que necesites, estoy ahí en mi oficina. ¿me pasas tu identificación de una vez, por favor? gracias. ¿qué ves? ¿qué pasa? me encanta ese güey. todo precioso y diferente. solo acepté venir a trabajar con el ogro de mi papá por él. t

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus the drug helps ease addicts off opioids skipping better but state law has strong limitations in this space. kron four's rob nesbitt joins us. >> live in san francisco with the details. good evening route. >> grant vicki, imagine if a patient with heart disease had to be physically present at a special cardiac treatment center in order to get there medications. well, that's what it's like right now for someone struggling with addiction, try to be put on methadone. the landscape of overdoses in san francisco has improved according to the san francisco department of public health. >> director doctor grant colfax says more than 70 people died of a drug-related overdose in july of 2023. last month. less than 40 people, 50% less in 2024. today compared to deaths in 2023. he credits the decrease to the use of other drugs that help people fight their addictions, including buprenorphine and methadone. federal restrictions have eased for methadone, but dr colfax says that's not the case in california. we really need to break down the bureaucratic barriers. th

so we have vicki. >> kenney's donuts. yeah, karl, the fog. yeah, lawrence, i'm hungry your turn ready for dirty dozen occasions. that for sure. a boy. that's great day. out the door again today. another hot one inland. but we're starting to see some changes now in the atmosphere. remember this looking down from our sutro cam toward the golden gate bridge yesterday. kind of see that fog kind of rolling across the golden gate bridge was visible today. all covered in fog out there right now is the marine there begins to deepen. and that's a sign of high pressure starting to weaken. that means some cooler weather lies ahead. but it's going to take some time to cool down. still, 71 in pacifica. 61. 10 degrees cooler in half moon bay. still 93 in hot and conquered. it is 65 degrees in berkeley. 65 also in san francisco. 74 in napa and 79 degrees in sonoma. overall, though, that cloud deck kind of sitting there off the coastline kind of spin around. now, we've seen that kind of deep in today. just to the north, we have those little edie circulation.

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and then we get into some very interesting weather, vicki. so let's get to it. let's talk about where we are today, though. a little warmer than yesterday, 70 degrees in downtown san francisco. 88 in san jose. 89 in livermore's that we've warmed up a little bit there. 72 in berkeley, check out oakland at 77 santa rosa now at 89 and nevada at 91. little warmer there. so obviously a really nice day, very seasonal temperatures very much. a warmer day around the city today. and if you look at our temperature trends and we take livermore as an example, i was showing you this a few minutes ago. but check out these temperatures, right? we go from seasonal to a little bit below seasonal to what's going on here that thursday friday and they're going to warm back up and look what happens the next monday. we're talking some extreme heat again in our inland communities. so why is this happening? all right. so what's going on today is that we're in this balance of low and high pressure. so we've got the seasonal temperatures as we get into thursday and friday. we've got a fr

vicki _ difficult decisions ahead. thank you very much. vicki young _ difficult decisions ahead.ion for barack and michelle obama at the democratic national convention, where both gave resounding endorsements of kamala harris' campaign for the white house. in their back—to—back speeches, the party's biggest stars also poured scorn on donald trump, characterising his presidency as "bluster and chaos. " 0ur north america editor sarah smith was watching. two genuine political celebrities electrified the convention stage. the most popular democrat in america, who also brought along her husband. a long—standing friend of kamala harris, michelle obama says the party needs to be ready for racist and misogynistic attacks. so if they lie about her, and they will, we've got to do something. if we see a bad poll, and we will, we got to put down that phone and do something. if we start feeling tired, if we start feeling that dread creeping back in, we've got to pick ourselves up, throw water on our face, and what? crowd: do something. thank you. former president barack obama used his speech

vicki liviakis kron. all right. time now for 4 zone forecast as we get a live look at to going deep rich. >> beautiful night to read a comic. yeah. go outside and look at the sky. got to things going on out there tonight. people like, you know, like re be this one's free, right? get out there and check it out. we have got the supermoon, the blue moon and the sturgeon moon. all in one coming your way. and you can see we are fog free right now outside for the golden gate bridge. so it won't be long and will be rising up over the bay area. should be a beautiful sight. yeah, really rare to see one like this. it is coming together as the largest, the bright full moon of the year. it's both a blue moon and a supermoon. that means the second moon and a month and also very, very close to the approximation. so you can see rising up tonight under mostly clear skies that blue moon here comes but 8.19, this evening, moonrise here in the bay area. and it's only 224,000 miles away. so usually when you're getting closer talking ab

. >> hi, vicki. high grant. yes, that's right. mayor bassett promising a no car 2028 games through an expansion of our metro system. and by encouraging people to work from home during the 17 days of the olympic games. she says this is la is time to shine and an opportunity to show everything we have to offer. >> welcoming home. the official olympic flag after more than 40 years on an epic journey from paris to los angeles, this historic transfer signals to the world that the 2024 olympic games are over and la 2028 is up next. arenas. >> home. so excited all >> with its wealth of entertainment and sporting venues, la is in a perfect position to welcome the nations of the world in 2028. crypto dot com arena sofi stadium and the historic la memorial coliseum will host dozens of events neighboring long beach, temecula and parts of the san fernando valley will also be showcased during various competitions. new sports will make their olympic debut, including flag football squash an obstacle racing. and after a century long absence crick

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. our top story tonight, a san jose family without a father after he drowned in lake tahoe. the% victim is 39 year-old coia idall. >> and according to the medical examiner's office says search and rescue team pulled his body out of the water on the east shore of lake tahoe saturday afternoon. the sheriff's office is now determined his death is an accidental drowning via cisco by family and friends leaves behind 3 young daughters gofundme is set up to help out the family. they say that his death is a devastating loss to all family and friends. the gofundme so far he's raised to just over 18 $100 of a $40,000 goal. >> the person is in custody tonight after an almost 9 hour standoff in a richmond neighborhood. police say they got reports of an armed suspect near the intersection of richmond parkway and barrett avenue in the er and triangle neighborhood. during that time, residents were asked to stay inside and lock their doors and windows. but again, that lockdown has just been lifted. wil

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. we have learned the identity now of a san jose community service officer who was killed on the job according to the santa clara medical examiner.34 he was hit by suspected drunk driver while conducting a traffic stop over the weekend and kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us live from san jose with more on this tragedy. rob. grant and vicki, the press conference with the police department just wrapped up less than an hour ago when they talked about. >> the 2 different community service officers, tampa fan and who is and the other one whose name was veronica bair. they are still in the hospital and unfortunately longtime fan died from his injuries. we learned today the name of the suspect as well. the san jose police department held their press conferences. i said less than an hour ago. here's some video from when that took place. several community service officers where c s owes were in attendance to honor tam pham cs owes respond to calls it just glory. vandalism non-injury traffic colli

i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 4 is next. >> from bureau station. starts now. >> thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 4. i'm vicki liviakis in our top story out of the east bay today where a fatal crash forced an hours-long shutdown to a busy road and walnut creek. police say the victim was a teenager kron four's. charles clifford has details. >> well, here in walnut creek on thursday afternoon, ignacio valley road between civic drive and broadway near downtown remains closed. following an early morning fatal accident. now, according to walnut creek police around 1 o'clock on thursday morning, this black car was

i'm grant lodes and i'm vicki liviakis outside lands 2024. getting off to an exciting start. tens of thousands of people are going to go to a golden gate park to listen to top live music acts to fund weekend every summer and kron four's rob nesbitt got the good assignment today. he's a golden gate park with the latest on all the excitement. >> day one of outside lands and people are starting to shuffle in to see their favorite bands play, including the killer's which will be headlining later. i caught up with some fans to find out what they're most excited about from day one. >> day one of the 16th annual outside lands festival kicked off friday. a steady stream of festival goers took advantage of the 11:00am opening. we did that strategically. we we definitely noticed around one or 2. then that's kind of when people start pouring in. more this will be christine vo's 3rd outside lands. i asked each year and for her, it's all about the good vibes. and so it's really fun to just. >> you know, see the vies for the people who also really enjoyed and saying and just, you know, let

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. well, vice president kamala harris introduced her running mate just moments ago at a rally in philadelphia. he talked about his past and growing up in a small town, how it shaped the type of politician that he wants to born in nebraska. but spent the majority of his professional life in minnesota. and that's where >> he is. the governor. he is now running on a ticket with kamala harris. he is or vice presidential nominee. and joining us now to talk more about this and the ramifications, what this means and the like as one of our political experts see fish, political science professor at uc berkeley. steve, thanks for your time. what did you make of his introduction to america? >> well, i can't quit smile and grant. i mean, this guy really brings the exuberance. vice president harris is also known as being someone who laps ally, who's kind of full of joy governor walz point that pointed that out in his speech, you know, we've had years of of trump with all the grimness. and then we've

i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 4 vicki liviakis. the news at 4 next. alright.t's the definition of character to you? umm... would you be a superhero or a supervillain? if you could say one thing to big tobacco, what would it be? it's so important in this time of change that we reclaim our sacred ways. i had to open my eyes. you can't continue to do this. deep breath. i'd want to ask them “why?” (♪♪) >> from station. starts now. >> good afternoon. thanks for being with us today on kron. 4 a

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm dan thorn. this comes just days after governor newsom ordered local governments to dismantle homeless encampments. kron four's as a good and spoke with officials on their progress and has the story. >> on wednesday, public works employees, the homeless outreach team and san francisco police officers made their way throughout the city cleaning up encampments and requiring unhoused residents to leave some of those areas include near the tenderloin and civic center. >> that response is my guest. now. it might be a little bit faster than we're used before because know that things are changing. you know, they're going to. one of first one is happening after we offer services. we might have those changes people are going well. i don't want to get in trouble. actually take take you up on, you know, the offers the goals of the sweeps are for residents to except the city's offers to shelter. >> the healthy streets operation center says they are continuing to conduct these sweets like they always half but

, as he said, of course, first of all, i asked my wife, vicky, how do we like a horse, a horse, yes,out, i didn’t think about where i could get stones , i didn’t know how to bring them to this budget, where to get them, then we were just starting, and the money was quite big at that time, then a horse appeared, this... field, it’s all in stones, workers come here every year and they remove it so as not to spoil the equipment, here you go, the horse appeared, here are the stones, and of course, it was used here... we bring stones to her, to her we help, well, of course, there’s something else there, yolkis, don’t bother, go, go there, why are you pushing the operators? 70% of the diet is plant food, we now have weed food, crowd and carp at the same time, nettle is a natural good antibiotic, at the same time we cleanse them and add microelements to their bodies, which is also necessary for our well-being, further... today they will not receive compound feed, they will only continue to eat plant foods. there will be compound feed tomorrow, because yesterday they had compound feed, it’s

. >> and after the former president made these claims, vicki caught up with willie brown to get his response. i found him a dining this afternoon at sam's grill. one of his favorite san francisco restaurant. mayor brown refuting trump's claims and praising the vice president. take a listen. >> talking about you that's what i i heard he was donald does which is creativity, fictional. he's implying that you had negative things to maybe the locker room talk. why would he say well, first and foremost, i could thinking kamala harris and in a negative way. good friend. long time absolutely beautiful woman. smart as all. very successful. electoral is speaking. i was a part of every campaign that she's ever been involved in. supported it or religiously and we'll still do and i'm just looking for. the next 89 i just can't >> so you wonder what about trump's claim that they were on a helicopter together that almost went down. mayor brown says no way he would ever get

our own vicki levy officer. she loved out there and the great outdoors, just kenley eyes or she's going to be all over that website. you get with up there today. we do have some great weather. of course, is that time of year, people like to get out there and enjoy one last vacation. why not? this is our beautiful time of year. it looks like it's going continue gorgeous out there right now. we do have that little finger fog. we're stretching through the golden gate bridge. it's a rather shallow marine layer. again, give you an idea of how strong that ridge of high pressure is overhead. that makes for some thick down below. a look at that. going across the golden gate bridge, things slow down a bit. northbound as you head right into that dense fog. right now, the sea breeze is blowing. so the temperatures going to be cooling off nicely as we head through the night tonight. but watch out again for patchy, dense fog along the coastline over the coastal range isn't just inside the morning clouds giving way to sunshin

vicki. >> all right. thank you very than a have a good evening. coming up, a students may be starting the school year without their financial aid. more on the delay causing this issue and inaccurate running course essentially misled thousands marathon participants. how organizers are responding. plus, a bay area animal shelter beyond maximum capacity. we're speaking live to the antioch animal representative right after the break. >> antioch animal services is asking for your help. the shelter says it is beyond maximum capacity, a shelter workers. they're reducing adoption fees to help clear out the candles. and joining us right now to share more on the ways that they're really helping to get these pets adopted. is kelly beverly a veterinarian with antioch animal services? i kelly. hi there. yeah. how can folks help? >> so folks help in a spring. the word if you're looking to not adopt an animal hop on 24 pet, connect and filter by years by our zip code. and you can see all of our pets available for adoption. another way, if you have, if you know s

i'm vicki liviakis. after 145 years, chevron is leaving california and it's an ramon headquarters before the end of the year. kron four's terisa stasio has the latest. >> i legacy california company. shifting gears. chevron officially announcing friday that they're moving their headquarters to houston, texas, here in san ramon, the chevron spokesperson says that the support jobs will remain in california. that means nearly 2000 current jobs will not be affected. but the announcement friday, what will be affected will be this the headquarters will officially be in houston, texas, the vice chair and other senior leaders will be relocated. in a statement, chevron says that the move will be to, quote, allow better collaboration and engagement with executives, employees and business partners. chevron has a huge footprint in houston right now employing about 7,000 people. and again, about 2000 in san ramon. it also operates crude oil fields, technical facilities into refineries and supplies for them. 1800 reta

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vicki liviakis. the lotus. vicki liviakis. the news at 4 is next. alright.t's the definition of character to you? umm... would you be a superhero or a supervillain? if you could say one thing to big tobacco, what would it be? it's so important in this time of change that we reclaim our sacred ways. i had to open my eyes. you can't continue to do this. deep breath. i'd want to ask them “why?” (♪♪) >> from station. starts now. >> good afternoon. thanks for being with us today for kron. 4 news at 4, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis in the south bay friends, family and colleagues are saying goodbye to a fallen san jose community service officer long fan kron 4 charles clifford has details. >> well, here in san jose on friday, the police department, the community was given an opportunity to pay their respects to fallen community service officer long fall. friday morning. hundreds of police officers from all over the

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. >> i'll start withyou, vicky.u make of what we have seen in the global markets bleeding into the u.s. markets? >> it's painful. a lot is being absorbed with berkshire cutting apple and the yen speak with the carry trade. as we talked about abbefore, its a bend, not break. rally quickly at these levels, but it has happened before. if you look back in the fall or end of july in 2023, between july and october, the markets pulled back 10%. it is a lot of bad news absorbed. not as many catalysts. i do think it is overblown. we will not see a fed emergency meeting. the fed is not here to make your 401(k) portfolio look better. so much of this is so panic after so record setting great. we flipped into panic mode. that is never a strong strategy. take a deep breath. it is probably not the end of the world. >> nimra, over to you. how do you view the pullback in the equity markets? keep in mind that the nasdaq is officially in correction territory. >> i agree with victoria. we have seen declines in the market off 15%. as vi

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i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. our top story tonight in oakland neighborhood remains frustrated after the city removed their handmade solution to stop constant sideshows around their homes forced lezla gooden. talk to people who live there who say they're now running out of options. >> i feel like this are nearly a daily occurrence for oakland resident living in the san antonio neighborhood along east

vicki, ready to travel yet. yes. and as soon as tells me what the weather looks like, we'll think about it. yeah, you know, going to be kind of cool out there. i think around the bay area in spots along the coastline, especially. >> you're going to see that fog thickening up the next couple days into the holiday weekend. yeah, that may set the stage for what you want to do. so let's check out your get away forecast and out the door right now. we do have that sea breeze that has kicked in and blowing outside. and that means little gusty in spots. sfo. you're seeing some pretty good breeze and some fog out there as well. people coming and going sfo, people traveling, get ready for the holiday. here you go. no delays being reported at sfo, oakland or san jose. all looking good right now. i think as we head toward the monterey bay, you can see a lot of cloud cover. it will be patchy. but the temperatures not all that bad mid 60's in the monterey about 65 degrees. in carmel, the same probably in the civic grove about 70 i

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. our top story tonight, the san francisco superior court has dismissed dozens of cases after a backlog caused by the pandemic. now the district attorney and the public defender's office are responding and kron four's lezla gooden has the details. >> 70 criminal cases were dismissed in san francisco superior court. >> on thursday after a judge ruled that their courtroom covid delays were deemed unconstitutional. the misdemeanor cases include crimes, domestic violence in duis, about a half-dozen victims who spoke as a public defender. >> it doesn't mean that we leave our humanity at the door. obviously they felt that they were victims. and obviously i they i felt for them. but at the end of the day, the folks who are to protect the rights of the courts and the district attorney's office and the public defenders job is to protect the rights of our clients. >> the public defender's office and the district attorneys say that courts are at fault for not trying these cases in a timely manner.

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm dan thorn tonight. we're tracking a surge in covid cases during the months of summer travel. comes vaccines for the virus are becoming a little bit harder to come by our kron four's rob nesbitt reports now on what infectious disease experts are recommending. many of you will be traveling during the next few weeks before summer vacation comes to an end. infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin. hong has also been traveling and has some advice for those heading to the airport that is raging in the bay area. covid is raging across the country. if you haven't fallen sick yourself, you likely have heard of someone testing positive for covid this summer. >> doctor peter chin-hong explain. but hospitals like ucsf are dealing with right

in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. so for more information on the laws to prevent online harm to the kids, you can visit parents, eso es. >> dot org. >> coming up, a fire rips through an office building in berkeley overnight. what crews say may have started it. plus, why a cherished candy company is calling it quits in the bay area. >> for the first time since the state's $20 fast to minimum wage law went into effect. california's fast-food council met to meet directly with industry stakeholders. i'm capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you what, franchisees and workers said about how the new law >> has impacted them. >> another bay area tech company being hit with layoffs. bloomberg says thousands of workers are expected to be laid off from santa clara headquartered intel in the coming days. the company has struggled with declining earnings and revenue and has reportedly been losing market share to its rivals. intel currently employs about 110,000 people. it's unclear if any of the layoffs will affect a bay

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. our top story tonight in oakland neighborhood remains frustrated after the city removed their handmade solution to stop constant sideshows around their homes forced lezla gooden. talk to people who live there who say they're now running out of options. >> i feel like this are nearly a daily occurrence for oakland resident living in the san antonio neighborhood along east 21st street. but a group of neighbors are fighting back. this the worst. >> is living here because? it is way more consistent and it's way more dangerous. they created their own tire barriers to put a stop to the reckless driving. >> and added 3 roundabouts in these intersections, the speed bumps for bolted into the asphalt and the tires role bolted into each other and filled the play. so. it would have been hard to move. that was until the city removed every barrier wednesday morning in may. >> everybody actually come down to a stop. it's a full stop and go slow around the speed funds not going start later on. but if

we head to well below kitchen in timber on vicki take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. >> our top story this half-hour in the east bay, oakland's new top cop shared updates today on active investigations and what his officers are doing to respond to crime trends. kron four's philippe to call explains what was discussed. >> we are seeing a reduction in total prime with across open oakland police chief floyd mitchell says the town still has a long way to go toward making the streets safer. think we will ever be satisfied with the response time. but adds the numbers show progress. he says violent crime is trending down. we are having challenges with our property crime, but we have seen a significant decrease our property crimes as well. deputy chief fred, she these highlighting for deadly shooting investigati

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus our top story in a little over 24 hours. vice president kamala harris is due to touch down in san francisco. her first stop in the bay since earning the democratic presidential nomination. the former san francisco district attorney and california attorney general. well, she's coming to the bay. >> for a fundraiser on sunday kron four's dan kerman live for us in the newsroom with some of the details. dan. well, this fundraiser on sunday has been a hot tickets already sold out. we're told with the costs. >> ranging from $3300 to $500,000 after rattling in michigan. vice president kamala harris is bringing her campaign for president to the western united states with stops in arizona and nevada. and then a fundraiser here in san francisco on sunday. she remembers where she came from. she remembers who are friends are. >> and i'm just honored to be, you know, one of very many people that are involved in this event on sunday, alex turkeys worked in san francisco politics and public affairs for decades and has known harris for 24 y

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm noelle bellow. our top story tonight, the governor pushing ahead with adding more attorneys to prosecute criminals in alameda county as kron four's. dan kerman reports tonight. this is all part of an overall effort to reduce crime in the east bay. chp officers have help patrol the streets of oakland since the governor deployed them in february. >> and over the last 6 months, they've made more than 500 arrests. now, governor gavin newsom has fulfilled last month's promise to provide additional attorneys to speed up prosecutions in alameda county. we don't have time. we just don't have time. >> people want to wait another hour. another day. they don't go through another weekend. attorneys for the california national guard of reached agreement with the state department of justice. >> to handle cases generated from arrests made by the chp. another state law enforcement currently deployed in the east bay. the governor had offered the prosecutors to alameda county district attorney pamela price, but pulle

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. oakland's mayor sheng thao faces a recall election in november. we've reported that.dbut now the executive board of the oakland police officers association. >> what's her to step down immediately? kron four's dan kerman reports. >> i respectfully ask that the mayor resign immediately. the four-member executive board of the oakland police officers association. >> he's called on oakland, mayor sheng thao to resign immediately and not wait for november's recall election. if you're unable to leave, we need to step down and allow other to lead. the city had a news conference tuesday. the opioids president, we wind cited rampant crime and increased fear among oakland residents with only 35 patrol officers on the beat at any given time. he also criticized the mayor and the city council for not finding a way to increase the number of police officers despite the city's ongoing budget crisis in order for our city to survive. >> as the state and draw businesses here, we need to have more police

we'll have more on that coming up on kron. 4 news at 10 grant vicki. >> all right. look forward to that with dan and noelle. thank you, dan state lawmakers here are considering adding a banana slug and dungeness crab too. our state symbols. that's right. the banana slug can be found in redwood forests around the state. my kids love them. love to touch them. about that. and then there's the dungeness crab, which is basically legendary around these parts. you can find it along the northern and central coasts. it is enjoyed here in the bay. it's a tradition at some thanksgiving tables. but the bottom line lawmakers now say they want to make it the state's official sea creature. >> state senator bill dodd has designated september as california wine month. he says this designation is meant to recognize the important role that wind plays in our state's agriculture in our economy and on the dinner table there over 5900 wine grape growers in the golden state are state produces more than 100 varieties of wine. california's wine industry also contributes to over 1.1 million j

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. our top story tonight is a story you first saw here on kron 4 back in may. mcdonald's and oakland, you may recall. >> was closed and finds the health department was all over them because there was a a bad rat infestation. well, now another government agency is finding the fast food restaurant. >> kron four's lezla gooden has been following this story for us and joins us now live in the studio with more lezla. that's right. workers at this mcdonald's, fatah complete with cal osha. agency has responded. >> inside of this mcdonald's at 13, 30 jackson street in oakland with 2 new violations. today i spoke with the california fast food workers union about this development. this video captured an active rat infestation at the mcdonald's located at 13, 30 jackson street in oakland. >> back in may on august 22nd cal osha cited mcdonnell's nearly $2000 in fines related to road and activity. the california fast food workers union is calling this progress more frequently to find >> and that in t

i'm vicki liviakis grant lotus. our top story tonight. a community service officer with the san jose police department was killed over the weekend. the department says 34 year-old long tam pham was hit by a suspected drunk driver. art is rob nesbitt joins us now live with new details released by the police department today. rob, what are you finding out? >> vicki and grant to community service officers here in san jose were hit by that alleged drunk driver long tam pham died from his injuries. the other community service officer, it's still in the hospital. and today we learned the name of the suspect. >> community service officers noticed us. those in san jose gathered at the city's police department monday to remember long tam pham long was gentle, polite and respectful to everyone, especially to his parents and younger brother cso is respond to calls such as non-injury traffic collisions and according to acting police chief paul joseph. that's what tam pham was doing on monterey road saturday night when a driver crashed into a vehicle

i vicki i grant a drug developed to treat cancer. >> hold some promise as a new treatment for alzheimer's. we've tonight at 10. we've got details on the study done by researchers at stanford and penn state. plus, a fire at a hardware store sent one person to the hospital. kron four's. sara stinson is speaking to the owner tonight. he says his parents who live upstairs are now displaced and a student at san jose state found dead at the school's newest dorm building. we have reaction from students and much more coming up tonight on kron for news at 10 11 o'clock. we hope to see you there. back to you. >> thanks, noelle. today is national dog day. and that also happens to me. the results are in for a special canine competition. we're following parties journey. it's a local food. each barney will be back right after this. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for the

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. this crash happened yesterday. 04:30pm in the afternoon or so. it was at the intersection of lee and camden avenues. >> and kron four's rob nesbitt joins us live from there with more on what police are saying today, rob, this is just so terrible. >> grant, vicki, it is terrible. and you can see the memorial of flowers and candles that has grown behind me with a little boy named acs of what a woman who witnessed the crash told kron 4 that the boy was with 3 of his friends when he tried crossing the road. sadly he was the last one make it across in time. >> multiple lanes of traffic drive down camden avenue in san jose. every day. police say a tragic accident occurred at this intersection tuesday afternoon when a 12 year-old boy riding on his scooter was struck by a pickup truck. juvenile was crossing the street against either read hand. but basically the driver did have a green light their candidate to that intersection. sergeant jorge gear. abe says the driver stayed on scene, cooperated with police and that speed and alcohol were not factors in

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. those charges stemming back to a high-speed chase back in 2022. when the former fighter a shot at a suspected pedophile kron four's. rob nesbit spoke with the deputy district attorney who has been the main prosecutor in this case from the start. the case against cain, velasquez has been in the spotlight for the last 2 years. >> because of his celebrity status, but also because of the way he took the law into his own hands. cain, velasquez faces multiple charges, including attempted murder after seeking revenge on suspected pedophile. harry goularte who allegedly molested one of alaska's his children at a daycare. the former ufc fighter engage in a high-speed chase across san jose. firing shots at goularte and goularte mother and father-in-law. the intended target was uninjured but his father-in-law survived being hit by several bullets. he took the law into his own hands and we have excellent law enforcement in this county. >> and that he should have gone in used them. instead he put

whether good reaction or bad grant and vicki. catherine, thank you. >> the fbi is investigating a reported hack into trump's campaign. also under investigation are unsuccessful attempts to infiltrate the then biden harris campaign experts say hacking is not new but could have significant consequences. senate majority leader chuck schumer says america's enemies are intent on undermining our elections. the white house says any foreign interference in u.s. elections will not be tolerated. >> so we have to stand firm to ensure that our cybersecurity can withstand such intrusions as we head into november. this administration strongly condemns any foreign government or entity who attempts to interfere in our >> electoral process. >> the trump campaign is also dealing with a break-in at one of its virginia offices. sheriff's deputies are looking for the man seen in these surveillance pictures walking through the office wearing a backpack. >> vice president kamala harris, his running mate, minnesota governor tim walz in los angeles, the

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. our top story tonight.ning the names of 2 victims in a quadruple shooting that happened in oakland over the weekend. family members tell us 35 year-old well, theresa billy hunt was shot and killed when an argument escalated in

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. our top story tonight. hayward police are investigating an attack where you had a freshman stabbed 2 classmates. it happened yesterday afternoon. our kron four's dan kerman is in hayward high with more.

. >> from 4 news at 5, i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. our top story tonight, anti-semitic fliers featuring disturbing images have been found in parts of lafayette, concord and walnut creek kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with a rabbi in the east bay about how the community is responding. anti semitic, flyers and then placed on car windows and on the doorsteps of several homes in the east bay. >> drivers have even noticed hateful messages hanging from highway overpasses. these are some examples of the disturbing images circulating in contra costa county, anti-semitic fliers that blame jews for things like gun control and mass immigration. rabbi joe prominent temple, isaiah and lafayette says jewish and non-jewish community members have received them. this is explicit anti-semitism. >> it is the type of message that's meant to scare people and meant to make us afraid to be in our own community. but we're not going to be afraid. we have one another and to lean on, according to rabbi perlman, the flyers were distributed by a group called going