i'm justine waldman.e going to straight now to philadelphia because while some parents are making their first campaign rally let's listen in. warmer governor ed randell. >> here with your incredible governor josh and sara. >> tear to your friend and an extraordinary leader. and i've been lot of time together over the years. and i told josh, let i am so so invested in our friendship in doing this together because together with josh shapiro, we will win pennsylvania. >> so i launched my campaign for the president of the united states mere 2 weeks ago. it's been a bit of a whirlwind. it. and just last night, the delegates to the democratic national convention and voting. actually, the democratic nominee. we need to move to the general election and win that. to all the fans. listen, we also need to level set. we are the underdogs in this race. but we have the momentum and i know exactly what we are up against. elected vice president or elected united states senator, i was elected attorney general. and before

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so the curator of this exhibition iseth davila waldman.lege and a bfathe . she's been awarded residencies at thestitute in berkeley, the 18th street art center in santa monica, and ore. waldman serves on the board of photo alliance on■m the curatorial committee for monte vista projects in la bit more ao alliance. photo alliance is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the support to supporting the understanding, appreciation and creation of contemporary photography. as mentioned earlier, their events have been the meeting place for the san francisco bay area. photo community since 2002, they foster connections through public lectures by noteworthy photographers portfolio reviews, and other timely public progr. k you very much for your report, is there any c from the commission on this agenda item, please? commissioner beltran, i just have a brief commenthat i am so gratified and thrilled that you are recognizing the whh has been a real survivor, given what has happened with the arts and in terms of and even the field of photography over th

i'm justine waldman. kron 4 is a 3 is next. >> now from the area's local news station.ow at 3, it's back to school in the bay area. some new programs are making their debut in classrooms. and san mateo county officials are asking the community for courage and compassion as another encampment clearing project gets underway. plus a west oakland dance studio rated by thieves. the owners now counting on the community to step up. thank you for joining us here on kron for news at 3. i'm justine waldman, a west oakland dance studio is slowly recovering after a costly burglary from earlier this week. >> as kron 4 sweet ago reports the theft is now setting them back at least $10,000. >> while reviewing surveillance video, anthony esposo and rocking luciano say their landlord noticed the role of gate to their west oakland business, full-out

so the curator of this exhibition is beth davila waldman. waldman is a cross-disciplinary artist based in the san francisco bay area. she earned a ba from wellesley college and a bfa from the san francisco art institute. she's been awarded residencies at the kala art institute in berkeley, the 18th street art center in santa monica, and playa institute in oregon. waldman serves on the board of photo alliance and on the curatorial committee for monte vista projects in la. and then a little bit more about photo alliance. photo alliance is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the support to supporting the understanding, appreciation and creation of contemporary photography. as mentioned earlier, their events have been the meeting place for the san francisco bay area. photo community since 2002, they foster connections through public lectures by noteworthy photographers, a variety of workshops, portfolio reviews, and other timely public programs and symposia. thank you. thank you very much for your report, is there any comment from the commissi

i'm justine waldman. governor newsom doubling down on his executive order.es across the state clean up homeless encampments. he says if they fail to do so, they're going to lose out on some money. kron four's will tran reports from san francisco. >> governor gavin newsom is happy with what san francisco is doing, but not happy with los angeles and los angeles county for what they are not doing. the governor was in southern california yesterday in los angeles, going through a homeless encampment, clearing the debris, basically showing up that area that this is what he would like to see now right now, los angeles county is not in compliance with his executive order to clean up encampments 2, possibly criminalize homelessness. san francisco has been very aggressive with his sweeps to the point where many critics are saying too aggressive in los angeles. they are not doing it. they have told governor newsom that they will not turn their jails into homeless housing shelters that criminalizing homelessness does not solve the problem. the governor says if they don'

i'm justine waldman. start with breaking news now as the bart stations between hayward, various are currently closed because there's a computer problem that is 7 bart stations that are shut down right now between hayward and san jose. it's impacting the orange and green lines, ac transit and vta are currently helping to provide rides to help people get around here. we do not have a word right now from bart as to when the stations are going to reopen a kron. 4 crew is on their way to the area to bring us the latest developments on air and on our website kron 4 dot com as we get updates this hour, we'll bring them to you and happening right now. police are looking for someone who opened fire this morning on the uc berkeley campus. police are saying this happened the area of clark kerr campus track, which is where we kron four's have to call his live there at the scene right now with what's happening. thanks for joining us. philippe. >> i justine fortunately no one was struck by gunfire, but the university p

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i'm justine waldman. the oakland unified school district is welcoming students and faculty back to school today. safety top of mind for many parents and staff after a shooting happened during a graduation ceremony. at the end of last year. kron four's to be justice. spoke with the school district about how they are approaching safety as we enter the new school year. she joins us now live from the newsroom with the latest. thanks for joining us. right. school district says several safety related incidents last year prompted officials to reassess safety procedures that put new ones in place. >> the safety of our students and staff over schools is top priority for the district back-to-school time and the oakland unified school district starting the 2024 25 school year off on monday. school safety a top of mind for parents and faculty and the school district telling kron 4 there are new security cameras and systems in place to keep those on campus safe. >> this year that involves things like a new visitor man

. >> thank you for joining us here on kron for to i'm justine waldman, a south bay high school football team season already off to a rough start after thieves stole their equipments. kron 4 charles clifford joins us now live from san jose with what happened here. thanks for joining us. >> well, good afternoon. you know, students are back in the classrooms here at santa teresa high school. unfortunately, they learned of this week that their school was burglarized this past weekend. according to the san jose police department sometime late friday evening or early saturday morning, a thief or thieves burglarized multiple on-site storage containers near the football field. >> of santa teresa high school, the east side union school district says the school still figuring out exactly what was taken. but it appears that sports equipment was the target. it was a lot of it was like football pads home, equipment for sports. the school says the players on the football team take most of their gear home with them. so they will still be able to practice and play games. but the burglary is still an em

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i'm justine waldman. we're going to start with kron. 4 charles clifford, who is covering what the governor did today to try and combat retail theft. charles, what's the latest? >> well, you know, over the last couple of years, we've all seen videos of groups of people going into stores, smashing windows in display cases and running off with arms full of merchandise. it's organized retail theft and the governor signed 10 bills today with the goal of hopefully making scenes like that. a thing of the past. on friday. governor gavin newsom signed 10 bills designed to crack down on organized retail theft. the bills focused on auto theft, retail theft and property theft. >> they allow among other things, the ability for retailers to file restraining orders against repeat offenders. they require online retailers together information about the sellers in order to crack down on the resale of stolen goods and to make it easier to prosecute car break-ins. >> these bills will strengthen existing laws enhance other la

kron four's justine waldman and grant lotus spoke with sonoma state political science professor david mcewan to break it all down. she called trump an unserious man last night, but i think our main job was probably >>to prove 2 people in swing state suburbs that she is serious and that she's a candidate they can trust, not some california liberal in the mold of bernie sanders. do you think she accomplished that last night? >>i think that spot on. look, kamala harris and democrats all week, we're building to this message of unity, unity, unity, and also change its those 2 forces. the idea of unity, particularly not just with the base, but with those swing voters combined with the element of change, new face, fresh face, go in a different way. that helps energize the folks that are in the 18 to 35 18 to 34 demographic those 2 things helped propel them forward. the stage was in bigger than it appeared for her. she did just fine. she also was genuinely right. she had her anniversary last night, talked about the family, talked about her husband, talk a lot about her mother where she came f

waldman is artist based in the san francisco bay area.rned college and a bfa from the san francisco art instituteo kala art institute in berkeley, the in santa monica, and playa institute in oregoes on the board of photo alliance and on the curatorial committee for monte vista projects in. and then a little bit more about alliance. photo alliance is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the understanding, appreciation and creation of contemporary photography. as mentio been the meeting place for the san fransco community since 2002, they fosterns through public lectures by noteworthy photographers, a variety of workshops, portfolio reviews other timely public programs and symposia. thank youzu you very much for your report, is there any comment this agenda item please? commissioner beltran, i that i am so gratified and thrilled that you are recognizing the work of photo alliance. which has been real survivor, given what has happened with the arts and in ter and even the field of photography over the last were started in 22,002 by, linda

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i'm justine waldman in tonight for vicky. we did speak with a neighbor who says that they don't usually see this type of crime in that neighborhood. >> a very, very quiet. it's all family family oriented people. so to have this kind of incident out here is very, very surprising. >> police say there is no immediate threat to the public, but people are being asked to avoid the area. we are working to get some more information and we'll keep you updated on our website. kron 4 dot com and here on air on kron. 4 news. >> onto another big story tonight this week, it's been a deadly one in the city of oakland. sadly, according to police, there are multiple people have been 2 shootings and a hit and run and a press conference today. police sharing some new details in case. is kron four's less the good and has the late%t? >> you know, we've had 5 people to lose their lives in this in this last 7 days and all through, you know. people being reckless comes to social interactions. >> on thursday night in oakland, 2 people were killed and

for more on this kron four's justine waldman spoke with their superintendent, adam clark. what and what are the benefits year to not? let kids have cell phones in schools? >>yes. so what we're trying to do we are trying to provide our students with a safe and welcoming environment where they that they can be fully engaged in class they can. you know, connect and speak learn to to get to know their classmates and school mates and not be on their phones all the and taking away their attention from all the great things that we have going on. a school. >>they not bring their phones at all with them to school or they can have them. and what are they supposed to do with them once they bring them to campus? >>yes, implementing we have something called a yondr bags. if you've been to recently, if you've been to a comedy show or some concerts, when you enter into the facility, you place your phone into an individualized is magnetically lot. and so you can keep your phone with you all day, but you you can't use that. and then at the end of the day or as are leaving the concert, you

justine waldman spoke with political analyst michael yaki to find out.o start with this because i was pretty convinced. >>that it was going to be josh shapiro because the rally was being held in philadelphia. here laughing. but that's what felt and the not pick him in his own state. >>well, i mean, philadelphia, the reason the during philadelphia for says that. it's going really silly. it's closest to the white house. it's easy. as for the as as the first swing state on the schedule, it's the closest in terms of being able to get there. the white house and the worry about delays markle options to get their kicks and travel. >>things like told me on that one. so who is governor tim walz? why is he the one? >>well, you know it. it's one of those things where you first of all, when you a vice presidential pick, first maximus do no harm. second can this person actually help me in the race and there's been sort of a myth from lyndon johnson. you know, the ticket in 1960, when john f kennedy that he brought texas and the others in the state when, in fact, actu

justine waldman spoke with the principal of emerald high school francis rojas. >>all right. so this is a brand new high school. it's huge to cost millions of dollars to build your in your office there right now. what's the best part of this new school? >>i think the best part of this and students and the we started last year with our inaugural freshman class. but we weren't able to move on to this new cap is to do some construction we were on the dollar and high campus and portable sharing that happens. we think the belen high in valley. hi, staff and administration seems for sharing that with us but today we about 950 10th graders and 9th graders to work toward gym for orientation. and this school is alive. and that's the best part of it. you know, we had staff over the summer, but now that we over 1000 people on this campus lot today for orientation it feels like school. >>how come only freshman and sophomores widen new welcome in juniors or seniors. >>you know, when planning an opening of a school, we really have to think about how we roll out staffing and so if you open

i'm joined by annie waldman. annie, thanks for joining the "newshour."his report, you and your colleagues interviewed i understand hundreds of psychologist, psychiatrist, therapists and you found that it's insurer who is decide the length of care and ultimately who gets covered treatment, is that right? >> yeah, that's right. and the most simple terms, we wanted to understand that why sit that even when you have insurance, it can be so hard to access mental treatment. and what people don't realize is that insurance companies play a big role in this and have a big say in how much treatment you get, how often you get treatment. how frequently you get treatment and what kind of treatment you get. and providers told us that they experience a loft red tape dealing with insurers, delayed in payments, audits and reviews. therapists told us they try to commit to their patients and healthcare. but these practice from insurance companies are squeezing them out. significant so there's red tape. there's bureaucracy in having to file these -- sign stephanie: so there

i'm justine waldman. i'll see you again. starting at 2.ive in the bay is next. >> hey, thanks to stay. and we have a fun show lined up here on live in the day as usual labor day is coming up. we're talking about some barbecue tips. you can have the best barbecue for the holiday weekend and we have a 30 year tradition here in the bay having a big celebration will tell you welcome in to live in the bay. we have a great show for you today. we

i'm justine waldman. it's officially back-to-school in san francisco for thousands of students. but the district does have a financial dilemma is dealing with kron four's. michael thomas has the details. >> an exciting day for about 50,000 students across san francisco's they headed back into the classroom. but this is the last year that the district will have 120 plus schools that set to close and merge some due to a major budget deficit. a lots of smiles and excitement in san francisco students this morning as they headed back into the classroom with festus ezeli from the warriors passing out books, greeting them and giving the school an honorary jersey. parents say they're excited for the little ones this year and all that. they're going learn. >> different types of skill building and creativity and >> hopefully a lot of fun welton. exciting time for some. it's not for san francisco district officials need to decide which of that 121 public schools will need to close next year due to declining enrollment rates. and it's 400 million dollar budget deficit with the superintenden

i'm justine waldman. the bay area native is looking to become the next president of the united states. it's a critical moment. a history making moment. and for more now, kron four's terisa stasio joins us live from the newsroom with the latest here. >> i this is definitely at vice president kamala harris taking center stage at the democratic national convention. we talked with local representatives, some political experts about what they want to see what they believe that the country needs to hear in this prime time moment. under the spotlight and top of the ticket, vice president kamala harris speaking on this last day of the democratic national convention. >> in chicago, it's a very important moment not only for her personally, but for the country and our planet. >> and tonight is going to be very excited, first of all, and i hope that he shows who he can congresswoman barbara lee, who represents a district harris, grew up in speaking to us from the convention floor just hours before harris is set to ta

i'm grant lotus and i'm justine waldman. the teacher is now in custody, but police say the case is still very much an active investigation. kron four's terisa stasio was in fremont with details. >> i'm here in fremont. that's a california schools in the death right stevenson boulevard. authorities now telling us that they have arrested teacher from this school and charge that teacher with molesting death students. take a close look. this is brandyn durand fremont resident and until recently, a teacher at the california school for the death in fremont. >> police say that several students have reported the 25 year-old sexually molested them. crimes happening in both fremont and livermore detectives with the crimes against persons investigative. say that they looking into the case students forward claiming that the crimes happened last month in july. through witness statements and law enforcement worked. iran was linked to at least 3 separate incidences. >> iran is a teaching assistant at the school for the death kron. 4 reache

i'm justine waldman in the east bay. professional soccer is returning to the oakland coliseum next year. kron 4 s charles clifford joins us now live from oakland with the details. thanks for joining us. >> well, good afternoon. you know, the a's are going to play the rest of the season and then they're gone. and the owners of the coliseum, the city, the county and the incoming new scg are looking for ways to keep the coliseum in use. and now we know that the oakland roots soccer team will play here next year. >> the oakland roots are coming coliseum. the oakland roots announced on monday that the team will play its 2025 season here at the oakland coliseum. the team has signed a 3 million dollar lease with the city of oakland and alameda county to play a total of 17 home games here for the past 2 seasons, the roots been playing home matches at cal state university. >> we are so excited that our fans will now get to bring our uniquely passionate divers and inclusive routes gained experience to the coliseum. >> having the t

. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 visit to i'm justine waldman will start in the south bay where it was a deadly weekend for pedestrians in san jose. 2 people have died after being hit by vehicles in separate incidents. kron 4 charles clifford joins us now live with more details. thanks for joining us. >> good afternoon. yeah. the police department's investigating 2 separate cases, one in which a man died another which a woman died as they investigate this. they're asking the public to use caution out on the roadways. >> according to the san jose police department around 9.15, sunday morning, a man riding a bicycle was struck by a pickup truck near jackson avenue and bambi lane in east san jose. he died from his injuries at the hospital later in the day. the male driver of the truck is cooperating with authorities. then around 10, 30 sunday evening, police say a woman walking in a crosswalk was struck by a man driving a mercedes sedan here near the intersection of snow and capitol expressway. she was transported to the hospital but also died from her injuries. the driver of

i'm justine waldman. >> police are saying the attackers are not even students and kron four's terisasio joins us now live from dublin where the school has stepped up security. theresa, what's the latest? >> well, i we're here at dublin high school, and that is right. they have stepped up some measures to put into place because of what happened because this kid was attacked inside a locker ambushed on campus and now plan to prevent it from happening again. >> dublin school officials say last friday several suspects confronted a high school student that was changing clothes to participate. and an after-school sport athlete was hurt. that's dublin school superintendent chris funk. >> the unfortunate circumstance that we have these adult individuals come on campus after and of the boys locker room. and so when you have, you know, anywhere from 1600 athletes participate in after-school athletics and people are coming and going in terms of changing terms of coming back for later practices. you just can't cover every square inch of the campus. frank says why it happened is unclear. and that

the 2, i'm justine waldman. there is a crime spike in valais. how that has residents on edge july was a bloodied month for this north bay city and now kron 4 sweeping all reports of allay is on pace to surpass last year's total number of homicides. >> shots were fired thursday morning in room 3.12, at the super 8 motel solano avenue in vallejo. and when staff ran upstairs, the manager says a man was found bleeding from gunshot wounds. 2 days later, he died at a hospital making him the 15th homicide victim of the year. ever since i moved to the winds have been going up last year. 22 homicides were reported citywide following a deadly july when 4 murders were investigated. >> august getting off to a bad start. angie has lived in the labels since the start of the pandemic. it's it's concerning. bullet holes, shattered glass lights and sirens. all too familiar for justin and his 3 year-old daughter who lately has been afraid to go outside. it is. >> 30 homeless encampments that weren't here 5 years ago. and it's just not the same those guys walking

i'm justine waldman.ay community activists are charging the city of san francisco with not doing enough to stop workers from doing their jobs in front of their homes. kron four's terisa stasio joins us now live from the newsroom to explain. they're taking legal action. yeah. just 8 activists say that they have repeatedly asked for help and feel that their cries have gone unanswered. so now they are taking legal action. >> well, we're taking legal action standing up against trafficking to happen. rate johnson, young woman lead close on walking along sidewalks. >> i'm not the site that community wants to see. >> today community activists took center stage in hopes of up ending the trafficking that they say is permeating their neighborhood saying enough is enough. announced a lawsuit against the city and county of san francisco lashing out that much more needs to be done to deal with the dangers lurking on their streets. we are here to speak up and help our neighbors, their families and businesses from rest

. >> thank you for joining us here on kron for to i'm justine waldman. we're going to begin today with that braden california state attorney general rob bonta sharing details at a special news conference kron four's to so join now live from the newsroom with details. we understand a lot of the people who were arrested. we're from the bay area. that's right. just the attorney general revealed this sting operation stretched over nearly a dozen counties. a majority of those arrested were from oakland and reportedly involved in dangerous gangs. >> cash, cannabis, an organized crime. take a look for yourself. this is just a small sample. all the evidence, not from suspects arrested in a months long undercover operation that spanned across the state. >> we are here today to announce 32 felony charges against 22 suspects who we allege were engaged organized retail crime. >> on thursday, california attorney general rob bonta flanked by other law enforcement members started to disclose some of the dark details of their staying. law enforcement say that the suspec

i'm justine waldman. >> police are trying to find the person behind the wheel right now on kron 4 charles clifford has more. >> and the child's father are going to be ok, but the police department is now looking for a hit and run driver according to the berkeley police department around 8.15, monday morning, a man pushing his young child in a stroller was struck by a vehicle here. the intersection of dover and alcatraz avenue. the 2 were apparently in the crosswalk when they were hit. i a crash. i heard a scream. i heard baby cry. linda living bomb was in her home at the time of the crash and could see the intersection outside her window. i looked out and i saw stroller. >> and the student. according to police, the father was uninjured, but his child was transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. >> police say the suspect vehicle, which they described only as a sedan, fled south along dover street. the driver is believed to be an adult male. alcatraz is like sometimes like a freeway. linda says she would like to see the city make some safety improvements at this inter

i'm justine waldman. community members are joining the fight to save regional medical center's trauma center. >> it is supposed to be closing next month. kron 4 s charles clifford gets us started. >> well, next monday, august, 12th, the level 2 trauma center at regional hospital is scheduled to close down the operators of the hospital. hca healthcare says there just aren't enough patients to justify keeping it open and that it's no longer financially feasible to do so. today, supporters of the trauma center rallied asking the health care provider to change their minds as of now, the emergency department of regional medical center includes a level 2 trauma center. they have the staff and support needed to perform surgery and other types of advanced care. but as of next monday, the ad will be changed to a level 3 trauma center and lose many of those resources affecting the timely support to treat patients experiencing a heart attack, stroke or even more supporters of the current trauma center worry that hca

i'm justine waldman. that breaking news out of san francisco where police are on the scene right now. shooting that happened near galileo, high school. this is at north point and polk street. new video now into our newsroom. this is happening just a couple blocks away from the campus and the shooting happened just before 1 o'clock this afternoon, the victim's age and identity has not been released right now. but we do know that this child was taken to the hospital with injuries considered to be not life threatening. we could see the large amount of police presence there on the scene and then this is happening right near the field t you could see the edge of the football field far no arrests have been made. but the police department is working right make sure that the school campus is safe and secure. the department did not report any lockdowns or evacuations at that high school or the nearby neighborhoods because of the shooting kron four's lezla gooden is at the scene. she'll have updates for us starting

i'm justine waldman. we're going to start in the south bay where a high school football team season is already off to a rough start after thieves. still all of their equipment kron 4 charles clifford joins us now live from san jose with this story. thanks for joining us. >> well, good afternoon. yes, students are back in the classroom at santa teresa high school here in san jose. unfortunately, they discovered yesterday that their school was burglarized over the weekend. according to the san jose police department sometime late friday evening or early saturday morning, a thief or thieves burglarized multiple on-site storage containers near the football field of santa teresa high school. the east side union school district says the school still figuring out exactly what was taken. but it appears that sports equipment was the target. it was a lot of it was like football pads home, equipment for sports. the school says the players on the football team take most of their gear home with them. so they will stil

i'm justine waldman. the oakland unified school district. >> welcome students and faculty back to school today. safety top of mind for many parents and staff after there was a shooting during a graduation ceremony that marked the end of last year forced a few justice joins us now live from our newsroom after talking with district officials to see how they're approaching safety concerns for the new school year. she's now live for us in the newsroom. hi, justine. the school district says after several safety related incidents last year, it prompted officials to reassess safety procedures. >> and put new ones in place. >> the safety of our students and staff all of our schools top priority for the district. it's back-to-school time and the oakland unified school district starting the 2024 25 school year off on monday. school safety a top of mind for parents and faculty and the school district telling kron 4 there are new security cameras and systems in place to keep those on campus safe. >> this year that in

i'm justine waldman. and in the north bay, a mother was killed while driving to pick up her daughter from school. the person responsible, according to police, should never have been behind the wheel in the first place. and now the victim's colleagues are trying to help out this young family kron four's terisa stasio gets us started. >> tragedy in the north bay. a mom on her way to pick up or 13 year-old daughter killed by a suspected drunk driver last friday. and that's something that 1.1. 35 in the afternoon, we should be able to do. >> without being killed by a drunk driver. yes, jessica avila, munoz was a peace officer for the sonoma county probation department. >> damian evans is the president of the sonoma county law enforcement association. >> the agency put together a fund, a hero operation for munoz to help she and her family. >> she's a single mother. 13 year-old daughter. and going to be living with her sister jointly and then for us that family has different reality and all the things that we h

i'm justine waldman. appreciate your time.u again during kron. 4 news at 2 3 o'clock this afternoon. but for now live in the bay is next. >> thank you so much. just seen how key was that little pat by lab, the animal stories at the end of your show. but we have a fun show coming up here as live in the day. we have a chef showdown happening. and what day for that and national pickleball day is tomorrow. we have some tips and tricks for you and events coming around the bay that you don't want in that you don't want in minutes. stay with nexgard® plus helps you protect your dog from fleas, ticks, heartworm disease, and more... all in one delicious, monthly, soft chew. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. nexgard® plus: the one you want for one-and-done protection. to live in the bay. we have a great show for you today. coming up, the 23rd annual laurel street. there is celebrating music and dance. >> we'll get a preview of all the performances, food and fun rides for the kids. >> and tomorr

i'm justine waldman, a west oakland dance studio is slowly recovering after a costly burglary from earlier this week. >> as kron 4 sweet ago reports the theft is now setting them back at least $10,000. >> while reviewing surveillance video, anthony esposo and rocking luciano say their landlord noticed the role of gate to their west oakland business, full-out studios was pried open early monday morning and reached out to them when the 2 rushed over. it did not take long to realize burglars made entry being a small business makes pretty resilient, but obviously felt pretty defeated when he found out about security camera footage shows at least 2 suspects rummaging through the place eventually finding and stealing a cash register and other items. >> about $400 in money and assets were lost and even more in damages to the entrance c. >> i really had summoned give us an initial quote and it's looking like it's about $10,000 to just replace or repair that door. this comes at a perilous time for the studio which just celebrated its 8 year anniversary. the owners say they have already been struggl

i'm justine waldman. oakland's top cop shared updates today on active investigations and also how officers are addressing crime trends squad for a call has the update. >> 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 investigations from a july and august have netted arrests, including that of maria ramos. earlier this month, the mother was gunned down on hilton avenue while visiting family within minutes. our patrol team. >> and our special resources team sprung into action. identify vehicle, locating the vehicle. and then quickly taken 3 suspects into custody within. >> the nex

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i'm justine waldman. i'll see you again during kron. 4 news at 2, 3 this afternoon. live in the bay is next. >> hey, thank you so much, justine. we have such a fun show lined up here at live in the bay. we're talking about outside lands and the curated wine experience that they have for you. plus, back to school. all that awelcome in to live in the bay. we have a great show for you today. coming up make-a-wish greater bay area celebrates 40 years of granting wishes they'll celebrate this weekend with a walk for wishes and we'll have all the details on how you can get involved. >> and it's a local children's book. author scott fallers has new book launching. >> learn how to part, how part of the proceeds will help to care for 2 female officers at the san francisco then verizon wants to make sure your students are ready for back to school will get the lowdown on all the tech and tools spring a plus school year. plus, the outside lands music festival is happening this weekend and were tears into that will get a tour of wine lands and learn how you can sip and savor the

thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news 3, i'm justine waldman.s officer was fatally struck while on the job earlier this month. and kron 4 charles clifford shows us how people paid their respects in san jose. >> 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 bay area in california scored in the procession for fallen community service officer long fall. >> as it made its way here to the sapd center in san jose, 34 year-old farm was fatally struck by an alleged drunk driver on august 3rd, he and his partner, veronica beyer, were on duty that day providing traffic control bear was seriously injured but is expected to be ok at friday service, friends and fellow officers remembered farm as a good man who loved his job. >> it was clear from the moment that i shook his hand. that long was deeply proud to be part of this department. to be part of this family. pride wasn't just

i'm justine waldman. we're also continuing to monitor a vegetation fire that's burning in north san jose. firefighters on the scene right now of this fire has spread to several abandoned buildings and one home. this is video taken of the fire. not that long ago. we're just getting in now in to our newsroom. we can see the smoke and the fire crews that are on the scene. fire crews are saying with the flames started near montague expressway and se ley avenue just after 12. we are working to get more details on the spire u.s. news. new details come in to our newsroom. will bring them to you right here on air. you can always get details on our website. kron 4 dot com. and right now police are looking for someone who opened fire today on the uc berkeley campus. police say it happened in the area of the clark kerr campus track called for such a call is joining us now live from the campus with the latest here. thanks for joining us. >> hi, justine. we're actually above the university campus at this point here in

i'm justine waldman. the san jose community is honoring the life of fallen community service officer long pham, a suspected drunk driver hit and killed him while he was on the job earlier this month. kron 4 charles clifford live for us now in san jose with more on how families being remembered today. >> well, good afternoon. that service just wrapped up a short time ago. but the police department and the community was given a chance to pay their respects today. >> friday morning, hundreds of police officers from all over the bay area in california scored in the procession for fallen community service officer long fall as it made its way here to the s ap center in san jose, 34 year-old farm was fatally struck by an alleged drunk driver on august 3rd, he and his partner, veronica beyer, were on duty that day providing traffic control mayor was seriously injured but is expected to be okay at friday's service, friends and fellow officers remembered farm as a good man who loved his job. >> it was clear from th

parents facing high levels of stress kron four's justine waldman spoke with psychologist doctor brenda wade. >>and we're addressing such an important topic. we know that stress has always been ubiquitous. anybody could say any day of the oh, my god, i feel stress, but it's more at this moment. it's more stress than we've ever seen. partly, i think because we're still coming out of covid people who lost jobs. institutions have changed. and one of the most important things i want people to think are. what are the actual signs and symptoms of stress? no number one hyper irritability. if you get cranky with your loved ones or your snap issue with your children. take a moment and go hi. i'm probably suffering from stress. if you have loss of appetite, that's a higher level of stress. if you have sleep disturbance, you have trouble falling asleep or waking up in the middle of the night. that's an even higher level. any one of means you have to do something and intervene to bring the levels down because if you don't, you are depleting your brain. your depleting your immune system, your deplet

now, bill or iran act kron four's justine waldman spoke with congressman eric swalwell. >>so let's start with what's the current state of internet access in that country. why are you so concerned about it? >>it is the worst in the world and among its competitors earn that reputation its worse north korea, russia, china, some of the most oppressive regimes and the world and in the united states, about 44% of iranian american. some people came from iran to the united states, have family members over there. and so the regime uses it kind of it's like a two-fer and that press information that's coming in. and so they control what people receive as far as news and information so they can use that as disinformation and misinformation because they're not actually competing against the troops. so this would allow the united states for the first time ever to be responsible for providing and deploying technical solutions to the people of iran have access just like you and i do to free and open information. >>what how did these restrictions impact people here in the bay area or acr