sabrina committed to the club in visitation valley as a 6-year-old and in turn, the club committed to her for the next 12 years. everyday after school and all summering long, the club provided sabrina with important programs, focused on academic success, healthy lifestyles, good character, community engagement and job readiness with earning potential. by relying on her family, and the skills and caring staff at the visitation valley clubhouse and camp menacino, is is sabria became the outstanding woman she is today. more valuable than anything else, the club made sure that everyday that sabrina felt heard, valued, loved and understood. and let me tell you how big this national accomplishment is. each year thousands of youth from boy's and girl's clubs across the country, thousands vi for the title of youth of the year. starting with their own clubhouse. and the youth of the year program provides a platform for youth to find and tell their stories and doing so, they develop strong leadership skills and confidence. the youth of the year program opens our eyes to the challenges that far

. >> okay a special orgts in san francisco visitation valley is trying to build a better bay area bys and for many it's about more than goals, it's about safety. as david louie explains a non-profit called rock has been doing this 25 years. >> every afternoon kids show up for an after school program called rock. real options for city kids. home is san francisco's visitation valley neighborhood where it can be unsafe to go to the playground or hang out on sidewalks. just ask this man now 20 who grew up here. >> one day you could be playing in the park broad daylight and the next hour it's gunshots in the area. and the day is offer. >> r.o.c.k. and gave him and thousands a safe place to play and do community service such as planting gardens and doing neighborhood cleanup. >> a lot of them come from challenging environments and have experienced trauma in some form. when you have that mindset, the more adults you have in your life the better. >> kurt yake has been executive director for 21 of the r.o.c.k. 25 years operating. serving 600 young people a year. >> we've touched 10,000 lives,

boosting up patrols at the me ti the grand daughter of an 88 year-old woman, the uncoscious in a visitation valley park back in january gaged in a silent vigil. r sign calling for no more vionce. friends spoke on her behalf. >>this is not as a side e-mail. supervisor custom says the victims in this case are 6367 68 years old. >>the goodews is they're all going to be ok. 2 of them were transported to san francisco general spital for observation and are now out of the hospital. the 3rd victim was treated and reased at the scene reporting from chinatown i maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>3 minutes sonoma unty were arrested after stealing from a busines in santa rosa the men were seen on camera walking around the propertyarly sunday morning. deputies responded in apparently interrupted 2 men who were loading electronics into a box truck. a 3rd an was found inside the business is fenced area that man was also a suspect from an assaul case it and deputies have been searching for him since saturday. the prperty is all 3 men were arrested. and many are still reactingafter last incident end of pleasant hill ba

we're going to do our part to talk to and wo with community lears, not just in chinatowbut in visitation valley in the bayview hunters point in chinatown tiller bus i kron 4 news. >>east a man is facing chaes after shooting man with arrow's lice arrested a day per se otto ter he shot an homeless encament right along the san francisco bay trail. 2 people were hit and rushed to the hospital b they are expected to be okay. we're getting more details on a deadly shooting involving an off-duty richmond police officer cuse me that's the east bay richmond, the family attorneys for thman killed says that he would still be a lot. ifhe officer had done just one thing kron four's has it been you has more. >>flood vehicle pulling into the va gas station parking lot on fairgrounds drive in vallejo another vehicle, all the way out of the parking lot a source familiar with the when to mid exited their t is vehicles, followed by an argument that it did with an off-duty richard police officers shootg 39 year-old eric reason he was onounced dead at the sea. a witnes tellclub for that the cident was captured on s

boosting up patrols at the same time the grandaughter of an 88 year-old woman, the unconscious in a visitation valley park back in january engaged in a silent vigil. her sign calling for no more violence. the friend spoke on her behalf. >>not random acts of god, violence, this is not as side e-mail. supervisor custom says the victims in this case are 6367 68 years old. >>the good news is they're all going to be ok. 2 of them were transported to san francisco general hospital for observation and are now out of the hospital. the 3rd victim was tr%ated and released at the scene reporting from chinatown i morning kelly kron 4 news. >>well to the north bay now 3 minutes sonoma county they were arrested after stealing from a business in santa rosa. party on sunday morning deputies found actually loading electronics and tool box truck and then there was 3rman, he was found inside of the businesses fenced area. deputies have been searching for that man since at released a separate assault case. and this man right here. he was arrested after trying to. earnings they were worth about $1800 7 tail and deputiesa

up patrols at the same time the grnd daughter of an 88 year-old woman, the unconscious in a visitation valley park back in juary enaged in a silent vigil. her sign calling for no more violence. the friend spoke on her behalf, this is not as a side e-mail. iour community. >>now that woman went onto call on all ci leaderto try to find a solution to this violence. meanwhile supervisor peskin says he's talked to several members of police brass includi the chief and says they're all takin this crime. saturating the area with extra patrols peskin is confident that the perpetrators in theserimes will be caught soon maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>thanks maria want give you closer look at that video and go in-depth police are poring over this video will play for you here in real time take a closer looknd that will slow it dohis. this attack just happened so fast and as you see here that is one attk anthen we pan over to the other side. and there is another incident where people are just drop sa scuffle turning violent and this cos as violent crimes in the chinatown area continue to se back in july there

welcome to visitation valley. we want to thank you all for coming out this morning. we are so excited and so happy. these job fairs keep getting better and better, and i especially want to thank joshua, the mayor's office. a wonderful wrong man working to make sure we all have opportunities. >> we have a special guest in the house. i want everyone to help me recognize and our own district 10 supervisor walton. [applause.] >> good afternoon. this is what a hiring fair is supposed to look like. sunnydale is on fire. i want more energy and excitement from this room. good afternoon. there we go. you know, we do hire fairs all the time throughout the year in various communities, and one of the things that i always used to stress when i used to work for community developers was i don't want to just have a job stair -- job fair to check boxes to say we had a bunch of people show up and nobody has a job. having focus hiring fairs with employers engaged with community having conversations and people walk away with jobs, interviews, something tangible to continue to be excited

home is san francisco valley visitation napd where it can unsafe on the play grounds or sidewalks. >>one day you could playing in the park broad daylight and the next hour it's gunshots in the area. and the day is over. >> r.o.c.k. gave him and thousands of others a safe place to play make friends and do community service sump as planting gardenings and doing neighborhood cleanup. >> a lot of them coming from challenging environments and have experienced trauma in some form. you know when you have the mindset, the more adults you have in your life the better. >> kurt has been the executive director for 21 of the 25 years operating. serving 600 young people a year. >> we've touched about 10,000 lives, children and youth over the years. we have no plans on leaving here soon. we have to serve more kids. >> niece are young people with drems, gomes and ambition. >> i'm like into science right now. so i want to do -- work at biotech company. >> initially some aren't sure what to to expect. >> i thought that it was all about just doing homework at first. that's why i was scared. it -- then i

services are based in district 10 in the visitation valley neighborhood. language includes english and cantonese. it provides activities to the consumers at the community center. they will be offering a three week disdisaster preparedness plan. they have got a better sense of the cost and needs of the program. with this they will be able to provide an additional 144 hours of activity schedules and additional 23 hours of outreach. they will be able to serve an additional 38 unduplicated consumers. i am happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you. may i have a motion to discuss. >> second. thank you. any comments or questions from the commission. >> any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, call the question. all in favor. any opposed. thank you the motion carries. >> i team g. requesting authorization to enster into a new grant agreement with q foundation doing business as aids housing alliance sf for the provision of limited term housing subsidies for older adults and adults with disabilities during the period of november 1, 201

boosting up patrols at t same time the grand daughter of an 88 year-old woman beaten unconscus ia visitation valleyback in january engaged in a silent vigil. her sign calling foro more violence. friends spoke on her behaf. not random acts of god, violence, this is not as a side e-mail. supervisor custom says the ctims in this case e 6367 old. 68 years >>he good news is they're all going to okay 2 of them were transported to san francis general hospital for obseation and are now out of the hospital. the 3rd victim was treated and released at the scene reporting from chinatown maureen lly kron 4 news. >>all th comes after chinatown saw a string of attacks this pastear in augu, 18 new security cameras were installed along stockton street in san francisco's chinatown the high-definion cameras cover stockton from the tunnel at sacramento stet to washington streets. police say there have been at least 8 high-profile violent attacks there. police have also beefed up foot patrols video from the cameras will be used to help the munity and police when criminal activity occursn northeast community federal cre

southeast including the richmond and sunset district, oceanview, bayview hundreder's point and visitation valley remain unprotected and are vulnerable to wide-spread fires, loss of life and property destruction following a major earthquake. numerous studies have found san francisco is one of the most vulnerable cities in the world and united states for wide-spread destruction from a major earthquake and fire. we're all well aware another major earthquake will impact our city in the near future and have been rebehinde reminded by the y moderate that have struck in the bay area in fall. the geological society estimates that there is a 72% likelihood of a earthquake striking before 2043. the u.s. gs warns the pace of large earthquakes is largely to increase due to geological reasons. these warnings and prediction and the 30 also anniversary should be a wake-up call to all of us. the resolution we're considering today is intended to bring greater attention and elevate the urgency at city hall and throughout our city. i want to think my cosponsors, supervisor furer, board president yi and safyae and

you speak of other areas, hunters point, visitation valley, army street, but you forget engleside, we don't have a bunch of projects, but we do have folks that are using section 8 vouchers, living in these places, these homes and they were gentry fit side first, when there wasn't enough money to allow us to stay in these homes. i hope there is something that bring back focuses -- folks from the engleside area. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hello commissioners. i have -- my name is ashley roads. the thing i wanted to say in regards to this great milestone that's being done for our people. i'm concerned about construction itself. when the construction aspect of this great plan comes to fruition, how are we going to be gaurng -- guaranteed that we can get jobs that will be a livable source by having a real job, a union job that can survive them? i think it's so very much important to also look at the point that even some of these young brothers we're talking about, they had a job and opportunity to build their own houses, as well as live in them. it would be a great aspect for ou

boting up patrols at the same time t grand daughter of an 88 year-old woman, the conscious in a visitation valley park back in january engaged in a lent vig. her sign calling for no more violence. the friend spoke on her behalf. >>random acts of kindness not raom acts of god, the violence, this is not as a side e-mail. >>supervisor custom says the victims in this case are 6367 68 years old the good news is they're all going to be okay 2 of them wertransported to san francisco genal hospital for observation and are now out of the hospital. the 3rd victim was treateand released at the scene reporting from chinatown i morning kelly kron 4 news. >>take a look at this if you're captured video a sideshow in the excelsior neighborhood of san francco over the weekend. the viewer says people we're calling 911 but when officers showed up they did not impound any vehicles no word fr police on any arrests made as of tonight. >>and inhe east bay police say they're stepping up enforcement of sideshs this month.this includes more officers air suort and bringing in officers from other local jurisdictions kland p

boosting up patrols at t same time the grand daughr of an 88 year-old woman, the uncscious in a visitation valley park back in january ened in a silent vigil. her sign calling for no more violence. the friend spoke on her behalf. >>ot random acts of god, violence, this is not as a side e-mail. supervisor custom says the ctims in this case are 6367 68 yeas old. >>the good news is they're all going to be ok. 2 of them were transported to san francisco general hospital for observation and arnow out of the hospital. the 3rd ctim was treated andeleased at the scene reporting from 4 news. n i morning kelly kron a bart platform says he will not acpt bart's apology. this happened athe pleasant hill bart platform and it's gained nional attention w goingiral. this bart police officer ended up citing stephen foster for a violation of conduct. bart's general nager bopowers issued a statement saying eating on the platforms ship obeyed the signs posted. but says he is sorry for how the interactn between the bt officer and foster ended up onolding nd of took the story would y go on i mean. i wanted to be diplay

we' going to do our part to talk to and work wh community leaders, not st in chinatown but in visitation valley in the bayvi hunters point. >>now city leaders tell kron for the attack started as a cell phone robbery, all 3 victims are expected to be okay say they're looking for 3 suspects who drove off in a vehicle descbed as a gray or dark gray, eay 2 thousands ep cherokee suv you have any information and pictures or video contact the san francisco police live from the newsroom. taylor, the psac ii kron 4 news taylor. thank you the weekend attack. >>unfortunately arm on several which have been happening i san francisco's chinatown security in that community has then the topic of an ongoing scussion 8. >>high-profile attacks over the summer prompted one group to install new ameras along stockton street kron 4 grant lodes jns us now is how the group is acting to these latest reports of violence thei camp and we all kno that crimes are prosecuted differentlywhen there is video of mething you can hear what happened in account but if you e it on video. >>it just somehow fes different and in this ca

>>to talk to and work with community leaders not just in chinatown buin visitation valley in the bayvi still looking for e people who beat the man up they were lasteen getting away in a gray jeep a 2000 model jeep cherokee. >>this is in sanrancisco's mission district says it has been har hit hard by thieves for the 3rd time. this year. >>boba guys t. >>was burglized and you could see the door smashed in there. it's unclear if anythingwas evetaken in this most recent case but employees say a cash register was olen earlier in the year when they were hit a nearby business owner believes e city needs to do a better job at tackling this kind of crim >>i will say it's definitely an expensive place to do business. and so the fa that we haven't been able to ke care of the crime situation to a better degree is diappointing as a biness owner. spending as much money we do to participate in the econy he. >>and there's some video and of the break ins. they're looking that over at but we haven't had a look athem. the police areoing on with them. >>fromthe lawyers of the ctims who are suing the gilro

a kerry leader in america in 1922, was focused on a -- photographed on a visit to valley forge. i followed in his footsteps on sunday. valley forge saw the regeneration of the continental army, but while there were no battles, the casualties from disease were high. just before the truce in june 1921, the gorilla -- guerilla leader michael collins wrote about increasing the intensity of war by attacking the property of loyalists rather than their lives, drawing on the proclamation devised by franklin and signed by the irish born secretary to the congress charles thompson. afterwards, the difficulty in both countries was to persuade those who had been involved in fighting to get re-accustomed to the rule of law. one of the problems the founding fathers based in devising their constitution, which is very relevant to ireland and northern ireland, is the relationship between majority and minority, so that neither majority nor minority are oppressed. as alexander hamilton noted in 1787, "give all power to the many and they will oppressed a few. give all power to the few and they will

visit annually. >> november 28th, 1991, near death valley, california.restaurant owner willis herron is just weeks away from the grand opening of his monumental roadside attraction, a 134-foot thermometer. but suddenly, a freak storm gathers over the mojave desert. >> thanksgiving day, we got a devastating phone call that the wind had come through here and actually blown the thermometer over. >> oh, no. was anyone hurt? >> nobody was hurt or killed. >> herron's dream for restoring the economy of the tiny town of baker appears crushed. it's a bitter lesson in the power of nature, one that might have defeated a lesser man, but not willis herron. >> it was insured, so he said, "put it back up." >> to keep it from having that problem again, we filled that center pipe with cement. >> 226 tons of cement, to be exact. in october 1992, willis herron flips the switch, and the world's tallest thermometer lights up. >> it flashes, and it's there. you could hear my mom crying in the background, going, "oh, thank god." >> so you were only 2 years old when it was buil

visiting california. the vice president was in silicon valley yesterday.toured the nasa research center in mountain view and spoke to about 200 employees about the future of the space program. nasa ames will help build and develop a space craft needed for nasa's artemis program. that goal is to put people on the moon by the year 2024.>> for long-term exploration and use, not only to plant our flag and leave our footprint, to but to establish a foundation for an eventual mission to mars. >> there were some protesters outside the gates at nasa ames during the vice president's visit. the groups refused fascism bay area, and vigil for democracy, called the vice president a science denier. >>> the water level is rising again today in venice italy, just three days after venice had the worst flooding in more than 50 years. the high tide today expected to peak at more than 5 feet. well above normal. st. mark's square, covered in water up to the knees. the crypt below the basilica has flooded for only the second time in history. on tuesday, the water level reached

live in mill valley, sara stinson, kron four news <> thanks sara. make sure to visitower shutoffs and a map of t areas that could be impacted. that's all on on4.com. ( darya ) in the east y. was arrested at his home d is now being charged with two cold ca sexual assaults. bh assaultshappened back in 19-97 - police at th time knew that dna from the same man linked the two cases - but they did not have a tch the d-n-a. then recently -- a cold case investigator discovered a match ter submitting that database - the man was arrested at his me a is now being held without bail aiting his next court appearance on wednesday. far he has not entered a plea.. ( darya ) another big story we are following th morning ... california has filed a lawsuit against e-cigarette company juul. the state acses juulf targeting minors in its advertisin and failing to include required warnings about e-cigattes. the state also claims juul didn't properly verify consumers' ages. california's attorney general xavier becerra says juul createa public health epidemic. the lawsuit aims tget juul to pay

visit takeactionpv.com >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. a kidnapped goat in the central valley been found and has been returned. we're talking about bella the goat. seen on surveillance video being stolen sunday night from a farm and that sarah's unified school district. it took them a while but these kidnappers stole 10-month-old bella but hours later bella was return. that these are still on the loose. >> i was worried they weren't getting her properly or giving her water or if they fetter something poisonous. i wasn't sure and i was scared for her. >> tried to right a wrong. he did make an attempt to fix what they had done. >> it's not the first time an animal had been stolen from this particular school. in the last year there have been three separate thefts. since then administrators have installed security cameras. >>> we have a happy update to a sad holiday story we told you about yesterday morning. 18 from san jose's christmas in the park event spent yesterday putting up new holiday decorations at the home of shelley gimenez. thieves stole her elaborate christmas display

valley. we should have to finish covering the german chancellor angela merkel visits to india and talk to samson that intimacy thank you very much for this update from delhi. in other news turkey and russia have launched joint ground patrols in northeastern syria they're part of the deal struck by the country's 2 and turkey's offensive against kurdish militia in the border region a step cements the power shift in syria a month after president drew u.s. forces. in pakistan the 1st viewers of some of the victims of turns to history in fire have taken place 74 people died after the blaze broke out on a passenger train in eastern punjab province many of the victims were members of an islamic preaching group. in zimbabwe there called a crushing doubt all the brave ones they make up the ranks of an all women anti poaching unit started in $117.00 the unique united states marginalized women who phrase hardship and turns them into elite ranges its founder says a project is changing attitudes to gender conservation and corruption. this is hell week a brutal physical and mental challenge designed to leave

valley ... for a potential wildfire > thanks sara. ( mes (áááscandoááá) make sure to visit our weite kron4.com.hutoffs and a map of the areas that could be impacted. that's a on kron4.com. ( james ) lets get back to our breaking news coverage of the latestround of public impeachment hearings happening now on capitol hill.( darya ) this is a live look in on the hearing room. it will be the same format as last week --- each side gets 45 witnesses... followed by 5 each member of the committee. ( james )( james ) this morning's witns are aid to vice president pence jennifer williams and the administration' s ukraine expert lt. col. alexander vindman. followed by former state partment envoy to ukraine --- kurt volker and former national security uncil aid tim morrison who will ttify at 11 a-m local time. ( james ) and we will be streaming the hearings live from start to finh on our kron on app. you can watch the hearings uninterrupted. all you have to do is gto the app store to download the app. ( darya ) in the east bay. a livermore grandfatr s arrested at his home and is now being charged with two

visiting unlv. josh love to offensive attack snyder. he's from mill valley. a big guy touchdown.the heisman for 55. check this out. love ghaither, right to brett foley. touchdown san jose state. smarty up 4 until charles williams had a big day. he punches it in. unlv wins by three. >>> something on ice on a saturday night. islanders take on the sharks, the swiss in the house. 1-1 in overtime. kaine, the pass to couture and he lights the lamp. the captain the first shark to score an o.t. winner in consecutive games. his team wins 2-1. >>> a big day in nfl action, raiders in new york take on the jets, niners host the packers in a prime time showdown. have a great sunday. >>> let's get a check of the bay area forecast with lisa argen. great day for sports. yesterday at least certainly was. >> yeah. it was beautiful out there and we need rain. we're going to get rain. in fact, once we transition into this wet pattern, it's going to stick around for a while. we're not going to look for several days of rain. just a couple. and as we look live outside right now, from our exploratorium,

of that could make a visit towards mount hamilton, maybe the santa clara valley.y hollow, in marin county, san jose, .08, and hempville, .03. our focus is on the wind. gusts to 71, mount saint helena. mount diablo, 53, and it is screaming. 30 in santa rosa hills. 35 northeast of hillsburg, and very strong gusts. look at the napa airport gusting 45. santa rosa and fairfield, consistent all morning long about 30 to 40. 40s for some, 50s to low 60s. that north went is keeping things very warm. a lot of moisture around bakersfield, l.a. you're going to be in the 60s under partly sunny conditions. more sun and clouds to the north.. >>> 8:20. a 16-year-old boy tried to smuggle drugs across the u.s. mexico border. coming up the toy they say she used that almost helped them get away with it. >>> and a controversial speaker, how students reacted to the visit and the response from cal officials. ed. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids

he was in huntington beach and carmel valley for president donald trump and after his visit here, hee in washington by tonight. >>> another public hearing in the impeachment inquiry is set for tomorrow. democrats and republicans have different takes on what happened in the first round. >> the facts that have come to light are very much what they had in mind. i think when they provided a remedy. >> this is a failure for the democrats and for adam schiff. >> william taylor and george can't testify before the house intelligence committee. he has information about president donald trump's focus on investigating joe and hunter biden. >> the member of my staff asked investors, and what he thought about ukraine and he responded that president donald trump cares more about the investigations of biden, which giuliani was pressing for. >> republicans press the witnesses on what they called the second or third hand information in a former investor to her crane is set to testify. you can go to ktvu.com to find more about the fact check of the testimonies. >>> governor patrick is running for the

visit a store today. >>> vice president pence spent most of the day in silicon valley checking out progress on plans toncluding the first woman on the moon in five years. >> trump/pence out now! >> while there were protesters outside, abc7 news reporter david louie followed pence as he toured labs, doing critical work to achieve that goal. >> the vice president's visit appeared to be a show of support for hard-working scientists and engineers at nasa ames, working to return american astronauts to the moon in five years. he toured labs where they test materials to shield astronauts from 3,000 degree heat on reentry to earth's atmosphere. >> it must work. a failure of the heat shield means a failure of the mission and the loss of the crew or cargo. so we go to great lengths to verify that the heat shield is going to work. >> he also checked out the world's largest vertical motion flight simulator that gives astronauts training on how to navigate or land on the moon. pence is chair of the president's national space council. he also has ambitious goals. >> before spring arrives next year, we're going to se

visiting unlv. trailing 24-14. josh love to offensive attack snyder. he's from mill valley. a big guy touchdown. about the heisman for 55. check this out. love to bailey ghaither, he's hit, the ball pops out to brett foley. touchdown san jose state. smarty up 4 until charles williams had a big day. he punches it in. unlv wins by three. 38-35. >>> something on ice on a saturday night. islanders take on the sharks, the swiss in the house. 1-1 in overtime. kaine, the pass to couture and he lights the lamp. the captain the first shark to score an o.t. winner in consecutive games. his team wins 2-1. >>> a big day in nfl action, raiders in new york take on the jets, niners host the packers in a prime time showdown. it's a great day of football coming up. have a great sunday. >> cal colleagues so excited this morning. hey, liz. >> good morning to you. been advertising a big change in the weather all week long. probably heard about it, but this morning, we are status quo with the cool start and, in fact, little bit of patchy frost in the north bay, some of our east bay valleys have dipped into the 30s.

valley. at the same time, they refused to discredit black lives matter to visit itself which became a lightning rod for supporting the republican candidates in the 2016 elections who made a platform based on law & order. not of them can overstate the case that the disinformation about black lives matter, not only was coordinated by some of the same people that she has described but also by russian flats who use the fragmentation to use critiques state assembly in which traffic digital blackface which was a character black activist looks normal yet spots are. so we boast of actual every strand of society, if we just take one step back from the creation of a black identity extremist report to the digital blackface and white nationalists for the threat of black and brown people in this country and then we think about the overall outcome in our electoral arena, you could center the consequences of any court significantly, can't take anymore aspect of society and say well, race and crime is not really important. we should talk about other issues. so the question of how they are dealing with it and w