walgreens over cvs? pick either one. why are you better than cvs? rosalind: i'm so glad you asked me that question. [laughter] i believe our customer experience model is stronger. i think that when you walk into a walgreens store, you may not have this happen to you every time, but i think you get a nice greeting from our cashiers. and i think our pharmacists are second to none. david: if you walk into a walgreens today, would they know you? rosalind: it depends. if i worked out that morning, no, because they don't recognize me. but sometimes no, sometimes yes. and sometimes i can hear them say that i'm in the store. i can hear them chattering. david: when you walk into a store though, and if you don't like something, you call the manager and say, this isn't good? or you just sort of tell them when you get back to the office? rosalind: so really what i do is i take a picture of it, and i send it back to my team at the office and say, i wonder why this is happening, right? because usually it's a decision

one of those women was leaving walgreens. i sat down with her to talk about how she tried to transform their company into one that also offers additional health care services. i have noticed that walgreens -- both of you seem to be interested in the pharmaceutical and drugstore business. >> first of all, walgreens started in 1901. when you think about drug dispensing, it is critical to all of us at some point in our lives. one of the things that is very clear to us, ending the pandemic or in the middle of the pandemic -- it was so much more critical. the relationship just went to the next level. pharmacists have always been consultants with customers and patients. you will see your pharmacist 10 times more than your primary care physician. the idea is the way of the future. we will need that ecosystem around us. >> in your case, you have begun a business, you have a lot of companies in this area that are primary physicians. you buy the practices of primary physicians. >> they are purchasing. we are one of the largest primary

. >>> also a walgreens security guard arrested for murder. he's accused of shooting a woman during a theft. we're digging deeper into what happened. >>> and is another bay area bank about to go under? what's fueling the fears about first republic? >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm raj mathai. we have made it to friday. we're going to live to mexico city in just a few minutes for the giants' historic road trip. >>> but we start right here at home. the national guard and the chp are on the way. governor's orders. they're coming in to crack down on san francisco's fentanyl crisis. we knew this was going to happen, but now we know when they're going to arrive and what exactly they'll be doing when they get to town. this all stems from that surprise visit last week from governor newsom. he walked the streets of the tenderloin to get an up-close look at really what's happening here. two days later, he announced he was enlisting outside help to tackle the problem. today leaders of the chp and the national guard appearing alo

but we're going to start with that deadly shooting in front of a walgreens in the city. a private security guard now under arrest. so what happened and what led up to that shooting. spent the day outside the walgreens near union square talking to people police and people in the neighborhood. what did you find out? >> reporter: this is a walgreens in one of the busiest shopping districts, on market street close to 4th street. so far the police haven't released many details about what led to this deadly shooting except to say there was a theft that was occurring, and a person involved in the investigation, jessica, tells us that the victim was shot in the chest. still a whole lot of information we're trying to compile about what exactly happened last night. >> that's become more common in that area where it's at the walgreens or different stores there, they hire private security just because there are so many thefts and other things happening in the city. >> reporter: yeah, and that's one of the reasons, why, exactly, because there are a whole lot of thefts. we were out th

so the state also does $1.5 billion in business with walgreens through medicaid. there will be problems with the federal law if we try to end those contracts. the problems with access for people to be able to get their medication. i thought one of the most interesting elements here is that newsom spokesperson when asked about this said well tweeting isn't policies. and what exactly to your point here? >> it sounds like trump. >> totally, but ties in with what you're talking about. for us covering newsom every day and following this. these look like losses. he sets out the lofty goals often on twitter. then ultimately what comes out in policy is a compromise like it was with the oil legislation or in this case just the fact he said we're not doing business with walgreens is not going to happen. he's going to fall short of that. but it leaves open that question of what is the public getting from this? maybe what they're getting is seeing someone who is saying i'm fighting the oil company and i'm going after and protecting the reproductive rights, taking on corporati

developing, a shooting at a san francisco walgreens is under investigation. it happened last night at 4:00 and market right at the westfield san francisco center. "today in the bay"'s gia vang has details. >> reporter: while people are still having to walk around this caution tape right here as officers are still inside that walgreens trying to figure out how it all went down. witnesses are telling us what they heard and saw. hours later, investigators were still at this walgreens on the 800 block of market. friends of the victim say she was 19 years old and visiting from sacramento. she was walking out of the store when she was shot. >> out of nowhere, she turns around, walking out of the store and you hear two gunshots. we turn around and she's on the floor bleeding out. >> people are running. i'm, like, what's going on? then i looked in front of walgreens and there's a girl's shoes on the floor, jacket, her bags are on the floor. somebody must have got shot. >> reporter: her condition right now is unknown. as for the person who pulled the trigger, witnesse

police say the shooting suspect was not a walgreens employee. the armed security guard worked for a private company. >> i contacted kingdom group protective services about the security guard shooting at walgreens. i was looking for information on the status of the guard's training and background. i was told the matter is under investigation and there will be no further comment. according to the california bureau of security and investigative services in order for a guard to be qualified to carry a gun and the guard, quote, must pass an assessment for the purposes of determining whether he or she possesses at the time of the assessment, appropriate judgment, restraint and self-control to carry a firearm while on duty. and quote, i just feel like then shouldn't be allowed like security wise. if you're not law enforcement by police, he should have a good eause stuff like this happen. walgreens spokesperson sent kron for a statement regarding the quote, we are thinking of the victim in their family during this difficult time. the safety of our patie

police say the shooting suspect was not a walgreens employee. the armed security guard worked for a private company. >> i contacted kingdom group protective services about the security guard shooting at walgreens. i was looking for information on the status of the guard's training and background. i was told the matter is under investigation and there will be no further comment. according to the california bureau of security and investigative service in order for a guard to be qualified to carry a gun and the guard, quote, let's pass an assessment for the purposes of determining whether he or she possesses at the time of the assessment, appropriate judgment, restraint and self-control to carry a firearm while on duty. and quote, i just feel like then shouldn't be allowed like security wise. if you're not law enforcement police, he should have a good cause stuff like this happen. walgreens spokesperson sent kron for a statement regarding the incident reading in part, quote, we are thinking of the victim in their family during this difficult time.

police say the shooting suspect was not a walgreens employee. the armed security guard worked for a private company. >> i contacted kingdom group protective services about the security guard shooting at walgreens. i was looking for information on the status of the guard's training and background. i was told the matter is under investigation and there will be no further comment. according to the california bureau of security and investigative services in order for a guard to be qualified to carry a gun and the guard, quote, must pass an assessment for the purposes of determining whether he or she possesses at the time of the assessment, appropriate judgment, restraint and self-control to carry a firearm while on duty. and quote, i just feel like then shouldn't be allowed like security wise. if you're not law enforcement by police, he should have a good cause stuff like this happen. walgreens spokesperson sent kron for a statement regarding the incident reading in part, quote, we are thinking of the victim in their family during this difficult tim

elizabeth had pitched a walgreens.hat we've worked to do is eliminate the error in variability that's associated with human processing of samples. when elizabeth says the whole process was automated from start to finish was, yeah, that was that was a stretch. it would sometimes take six hours just to set up the system before we could even run the patient samples. i was like filling up containers doing so many manual things with my hands. and the scary thing about the nano tenors was today could hop off your tray and they would be on the ground and you might not be able to spot them. they had to delete banana tanner's to run it on the seaman's machines, which was not how they're supposed to be used. and so people who worked in the clinical lab were nervous about that because they were violating the operating standards for those devices, which you know are rigorous standards since they're being used to test people for diseases . we were fudging results, rerunning quality control tests until they passed solution at some p

for allegedly shooting a woman at a san francisco walgreens. so it happened around 6:30 last night at the walgreens store on market street near the westfield shopping mall. kenny choi has been piecing together details about the guard and the victims and the moments leading up to the deadly confrontation. >> reporter: we have learned the identity of the security guard who was involved in the shooting last night as well as a person who was killed. san francisco police also confirming that a theft occurred and that the person, the security guard, is under arrest on suspicion of murder. ira works near the walgreens on market street in union square cleaning sidewalks. he sees everything from petty crime to violent confrontations in the area. >> people are just walking, they steal, you know, they will be belligerent and disrespectful. a lot of the times the security guards, i mean, they're overwhelmed. >> reporter: last night an alleged shoplifting incident turned into a chaotic scene. police say an armed security guard opened fire, shooting 24-year-

you saw the statement from walgreens just a moment ago. according to friends of the victim, a 19-year-old sacramento woman, she was shot after leaving the store. police later detained a man at the scene and, according to witnesses, the man is a store security guard. that's what the witnesses say. but police have not yet provided details on that. they have not told us how that man is connected to the gunfire. here's the walgreens statement we showed you a moment ago. it says in part, "d safety of our patients, customers, and team members are a top priority. violence of any kind will not be tolerated in our stores." >>> governor gavin newsom is employing a new tactic as the city battles open-air drug markets. he is now deploying the chp starting monday. this will be in the tender loin and the soma neighborhoods. officers will focus on targeting fentanyl trafficking in the city and also helping local police patrol the streets. members of the national guard will also assist in those efforts. the governor says the city has seen a 40% jump in ov

. >>> a walgreens security guard has been arrested for murder. the shooting happened just outside walgreens on market street near 4th street. police have not released many of the details of what may have led to the shooting. they only said a theft had occurred during the incident. the medical examiner has identified the victim as 24-year-old china brown from san francisco. one of the witnesses at the scene last night says she knew the victim. >> she was just doing whatever she was doing in the store. i was on my way out. i was like by the little pay thing, but she was out before me. and as soon as we was walking out, all we hear is boom boom, she dropped to the floor, i'm looking at her. >> police arrested the walgreens security guard, 33-year-old michael earl wayne anthony at the scene. the private security company he works for, kingdom group protective services said by phone they could not comment because this is an ongoing investigation. walgreens said in a statement that safety is their top priority, and they are cooperating with local author

police say the shooting suspect was not a walgreens employee.>> i contacted kingdom group protective services about the security guard shooting at walgreens. i was looking for information on the status of the guard's training and background. i was told the matter is under investigation and there will be no further comment. according to the california bureau of security and investigative services in order for a guard to be qualified to carry a gun and the guard, quote, must pass an assessment for the purposes of determining whether he or she possesses at the time of the assessment, appropriate judgment, restraint and self-control to carry a firearm while on duty. and quote, i just feel like then shouldn't be allowed like security wise. if you're not law enforcement by police, he should have a good cause stuff like this happen. walgreens spokesperson sent kron for a statement regarding the incident reading in part, quote, we are thinking of the victim in their family during this difficult time. the safety of our patients, customers and team member

. >>> at 6:00, a deadly shooting outside a walgreens in san francisco.uspect is a store security guard. we're learning new details. >>> also, california looking to lead the way again in going green. the big vote that promises to forever change and alter the trucking industry. >>> and using artificial intelligence to fool family medical examiner. the growing concern over ai and how to police it. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this friday. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. he was hired to protect employees, but tonight a walgreens security guard has been arrested for murder. it happened on market street in one of the busiest shopping districts. here's sergio quintana. >> outside the market street on walgreens, police could be seen. >> i looked at walgreens, there's a girl's shoes on the court, coat, jacket, her bags are on the floor. somebody must have gotten shot. i was on my way out. i was by the little pay thing. she was out before me, and as soon as we was walking out, all we hear is boom b

. >> now at a shooting at a walgreens. the employee under arrest. the community show support for the 24-year-old who was killed. good morning. i'm liz kreutz. thank you for joining us. lisa: good morning. we have some changes. some mist enters along the shoreline. the fog is deep at the coast. as we go in closer visibility impacted towards the golden gate bridge and the richmond san rafael bridge. the bay bridge little bit but we are looking at temperatures cooler this morning. 47 at santa rosa. 56, palo alto. visibility at a mile in the north bay. two miles at half moon bay. the 24 hour temperature change anywhere from a degree to at least seven degrees colder by the delta. there's a look at sfo and the low cloud deck. the plan today will be for 50's to near 60 through 9:00. low clouds peeling back to the coast. partly to mostly sunny out there. another one-day day inland with temperatures into the 80's. we will look for the bayshore winds to keep us on the moderate side. liz: authorities investigating in the cameron fire that spread to a warehouse

walgreens issued a statement saying they are thinking of the victim and her family and that violence of any kind will not be tolerated in their stores. they say they are cooperating with local authorities. we know many stores are turning to private security companies to deter crime. so we wanted to dig deeper into this. into what these guards can w mmon is it that they're armed? and what kind of legal protections do they have if they use force? so lauren toms got an inside look and insight from a security training officer and she's joining us now with what you learned. lauren? >> reporter: it is not easy to become a certified armed guard. most private guards you see do not actually carry a weapon. but those that do go through rig roust training to be ready for situations like this. we're still learning a lot about the events that occurred think evening. but i spoke with a longtime law enforcement trainer who says the only time the trigger should be pulled is when someone's life is at stake. it's a profession aimed at deterring crime. the private security industry is becoming increasi

walgreens, police could be seen. >> i looked at walgreens, there's a girl's shoes on the court, coat, jacket, her bags are on the floor. somebody must have gotten shot. i was on my way out. i was by the little pay thing. she was out before me, and as soon as we was walking out, all we hear is boom boom, and she dropped to the floor. i'm looking at her. >> police say the person who was shot was rushed to a local hospital and later died. today, the medical examiner's office identified the victim as 24-year-old china brown from san francisco. in a phone conversation with san francisco deputy public defender adam lipson, he said he worked on a case with brown in 2019, and says china was a quiet, nice person who was going through some tough issues at the time. their grandmother had just died. police arrested the wall greens security guard, 33 yearly michael earl wayne anthony on scene. he has been booked into the san francisco jail on a single charge of murder. the private security company he works for said by phone they could not comment because this is an ongoing investigation. police in

. ♪ ♪ >>> right now a woman shot and killed at walgreens.ping in to the fight and the fentanyl crisis in san francisco. we have new details on how the plan would work and also reaction from the neighborhood. >>> and i just hope for change and for thtenderloin to be like every other neighborhood. >> and he's only in high school, but this standout south bay wrestler is rapidly losing his sight. >> and they would ask me how i'm feeling, and i said i can't see. >> his had courage as he copes with a rare medical condition. >>> we begin with a retail theft that ends in deadly gunfire. now a private security guard is facing a murder charge for allegedly shooting a woman at a san francisco walgreens. so it happened around 6:30 last night at the walgreens store on market street near the westfield shopping mall. kenny choi has been piecing together details about the guard and the victims and the moments leading up to the deadly confrontation. >> reporter: we have learned the identity of the security guard who was involved in the shooting last night as

thank my looking for that walgreens, there is girl's shoes on the floor. clothes, jacket, her back is on the floor, so i'm like somebody must've gotten shot. >> reporter: her condition is unknown. as for the person who pulled the trigger, with witnesses described him as security personnel. >> he didn't say nothing, even when we were inside the store, he didn't say nothing of all he did was pick up that got into twice and walked to the back because of the people in the store they started charging at him. >> reporter: we stated one person, saying is possibly involved in the shooting, anyone involved is asked to call spd, gia vang, nbc bay area news. >>> antioch pd also rocked by a scandal, now east bay reporter says he was abused, not once, but twice by antioch officers. here's a new nbc bay area's tom johnson. >> are you joking me? >> for fred stirling, his most recent clash with police happened at an antioch park in september, 2021 at a retirement party for antioch's police chief. >> i could relive it 100 times, it is still fresh in my mind exactly what ha

. >> we are digging deeper intothe deadly shooting t a san francisco walgreens that has security guard charged with murder. >>> we know retailers are increasingly turning to private guards to deter crime. our lauren toms got insight on what guards can and can't do when it comes to using force. >>> a bay area bank on the brink of collapse. we talked to customers pulling out of the first republic. could its meltdown be a sign of more bank failures to come? so the news under way. and if they didn't have a ticket to get inside that building to watch them, they were out here at thrive city. thousands of dub nation hoping that golden state can close this series out. aaron show time taylor is inside chase center tonight. this time, as a fan. he worked as the p. a. announcer more a game back in 2021. the same role he held during the time at san quentin prison before being released three year ago. taylor knows his basketball. he has some takes about game six. >> when i was here, it was during covid. so there was no big crowd. but tonight, i definitely expect it to get percolating for real here,

it happened at 6:30 last night at the walgreen on market street near the westfield shopping center. the 24-year-old, china brown, died at the hospital. theofficers arrest 33-year-old michael ear wayne anthony. >> she was out before me. she dropped to the floor, i was looking at her. that was that >> what could have been stolen that warranted taking a life? >> so the guard worked for kingdom group protective securities, private security. w reached out to them. they woul not comment while it is being investigated. walgreens issued a statement saying they are thinking of the victim and her family and violence of any kind will not be tolerated in their stores. they are cooperating with the authorities. >>> still ahead tonight, these a's fans are upset and what a better way to send a message than taking the protest right outside of the ballpark. >>> there is no such thing as a free lunch but at that cafe you can get a free breakfast all da every day, no questions asked [music] >>> he is known as a master slide guitarist who is not afraid to push the envelope on stage. a special performan

he works near the walgreens on market street cleaning sidewalks. he sees everything from petty crime to violent confrontations in the area. >> people walk in, steal, they be belligerent, disrespectful and a lot of times, security guards, i mean, they are overwhelmed. >> reporter: last night an alleged shoplifting incident turned into a chaotic scene. an armed security guard opened fire killing chynna brown. she died on the way to the hospital. the security guard is identified as michael earl wayne anthony from oakland. >> i was on my way out. she was out before me. as soon as we were walking out, boom, boom. she dropped to the floor. i'm looking at her and that was that. >> reporter: anthony worked for kingdom group protective services private security. he has a permit to act as an armed guard. >> what could have been stolen that warranted taking -- warranted taking a life. >> reporter: michael hoff is a fridge defense attorney with law enforcement background. >> here is someone usually in uniform, maybe even armed that will deter crime. in the eve

he works near the walgreens on market street cleaning sidewalks. he sees everything from petty crime to violent confrontations in the area. >> people walk in, steal, they be belligerent, disrespectful and a lot of times, security guards, i mean, they are overwhelmed. >> reporter: last night an alleged shoplifting incident turned into a chaotic scene. an armed security guard opened fire killing chynna brown. she died on the way to the hospital. the security guard is identified as michael earl wayne anthony from oakland. >> i was on my way out. she was out before me. as soon as we were walking out, boom, boom. she dropped to the floor. i'm looking at her and that was that. . >> reporter: anthony worked for kingdom group protective services private security. he has a permit to act as an armed guard. >> what could have been stolen that warranted taking -- warranted taking a life. >> reporter: michael hoff is a criminal defense attorney with a law enforcement background. >> here is someone usually in uniform, maybe even armed that will deter crime. in t

walgreens. yeah. reportedly involved the store security guard and a 19 year-old woman from sacramento. there was a witness who saw told us that she actually knew the woman who was shot. >> that girl was visiting san francisco with a group of friends and the shooting happened last night. that's the walgreens on market street right next to the westfield mall. >> the witness says it was the store security guard who shot at the 19 year-old woman. she was shot in the back as she was walking out of the i was i was. >> like biden little pay thing that she was out before me. and as soon as we walking out, all we hear is and she dropped to the looking at her. and that was that. >> a witness says the woman was taken to the hospital. she couldn't tell us what that woman was doing inside walgreens or what may have led up to the shooting. that's all still be investigating. the officers say they did detain someone for possible involvement. >> so we will continue to update the story as we get new information. >> wel

>> new developments shooting at a san francisco walgreens. the store employee under arrest as the community shows their support. good morning. thank you for joining us here. lisa: good morning. we are looking at increasing and because of that there is drizzle at the coast. otherwise the clouds spreading in land for the time and then they will thin out. as a look at temperatures in low 50's from hayward. 49 on the coa there at 2 miles in santa rosa. we are from a degree to 7° cooler's this morning. you can see high and low clouds. mostly sunny today except at the coast. low 60's san francisco. 80's inland. cooler sunday. >> authorities investigating a fire that spread to a warehouse. this happened on the 700 block in san francisco around 10:30. nobody was hurt. fire captain says the flames were running for over an hour and a half before firefighters were able to get the fire contained. the warehouse exterior merely impacted. community pain the respect to a 24-year-old victim shot in a walgreens thursday. doesn't showed up held for them last ni

police say the shooting suspect was not a walgreens employee. the armed security guard worked for a private company. >> i contacted kingdom group protective services about the security guard shooting at walgreens. i was looking for information on the status of the guard's training and background. i was told the matter is under investigation and there will be no further comment. according to the california bureau of security and investigative service in order for a guard to be qualified to carry a gun and the guard, quote, let's pass an assessment for the purposes of determining whether he or she possesses at the time of the assessment, appropriate judgment, restraint and self-control to carry a firearm while on duty. and quote, i just feel like gun shouldn't be allowed like security wise. if you're not law enforcement police, he should have a good cause stuff like this happen. walgreens spokesperson sent kron for a statement regarding the incident reading in part, quote, we are thinking of the victim in their family during this difficult time. t

walgreens issued a statement saying they're thinking of the victim and her family, and that violenceany kind will not be tolerated in their stores. they say they are cooperating with local authorities. >>> stores are turning to private security companies to stop crime, but ma of t securi what can they actually do? we spoke with a security training expert that said the only time the trigger should be pulled is when someone's life is at stake. >> reporter: it's a profession aimed at deterring crime. the private security industry is becoming increasingly popular, as businesses grow desperate to protect their store fronts and property. don camera dedicated his career to training law enforcement and armed security. >> stores want their property protected, but you can't say protect my property by shooting the people that are trying to steal. basically they're damned if they do, damned if they don't. >> reporter: while we don't know the details about what happened at walgreens, cameron says he's shocked that a security guard fired if no one's life is in danger. >> that's the bottom line. yo

anthony was not an employee of walgreens but works for a private security company.'ll have the very latest on this investigation and reaction from brown's mother mother coming up at 8 o'clock tonight. >> from 4 is your local election headquarters, a grassroots effort to elect oakland congresswoman barbara lee to the u.s. senate launched in san francisco today. representative lee seeking senator dianne feinstein's seat after the longtime bay area lawmaker announced earlier this year she will not be running for reelection. kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> united for both really kicked off in san francisco saturday, speaking from the african-american art and culture complex, you know, elected and community leaders endorsed the launch of the grassroots effort to inspire a diverse electorate to vote. congresswoman lee live in with the united senate. she really truly build bridges with people. >> because she understands that it's not just about a black agenda. it's about making sure that all communities are part of the conversation and no one's voice gets left out.

a deadly shooting by a private security guard at this walgreens store in downtown san francisco .e do believe that a theft did occur during this incident. shoppers are in shock to shoot somebody. you know? thievery or not, that seems like a pretty high penalty. it happened at the store at fourth and market at about 6 30 thursday evening 24 year old china, brown was shot and died at a hospital security guard 33 year old michael earl wayne anthony was arrested on suspicion of murder. police would not say what led up to the shooting. we do know that the security guard that we arrested was involved in an altercation during this incident. as soon as we was walking out over here is boom boom and she dropped to the floor. i'm looking at her, and that was that this woman says she was there when her friend was shot. she spoke to us before she learned brown had died. she says security guard should not be armed with guns. they should have something different. like, feel me. the mace the mace balls, something else. some rubber bullets did acknowledge, though, that people do steal going to com

police say the shooting suspect was not a walgreens employee. the armed security guard worked for a private company. >> i contacted kingdom group protective services about the security guard shooting at walgreens. i was looking for information on the status of the guard's training and background. i was told the matter is under investigation and there will be no further comment. according to the california bureau of security and investigative services in order for a guard to be qualified to carry a gun and the guard, quote, must pass an assessment for the purposes of determining whether he or she possesses at the time of the assessment, appropriate judgment, restraint and self-control to carry a firearm while on duty. and quote, i just feel like then shouldn't be allowed like security wise. if you're not law enforcement police, he should have a good cause stuff like this happen. walgreens spokesperson sent kron for a statement regarding the incident reading in part, quote, we are thinking of the victim in their family during this difficult time.

so we had a historic judgment against walgreens recently, but it's been a very intense lawsuit. that will never bring back the lives that we have lost to opioid addictions. but it's critical for us that we get the resources that we need. maybe one other thing i'll mention because it's often confusion. a large percentage of folks who are addicted to street level drugs say heroin or fentanyl started their addictions. with painkillers, opioid medications that were prescribed through doctors provided through pharmacies and so literally the suffering that we're seeing on our streets was caused by the opioid industry over many, many years and has created the significant crisis that we are dealing with right now. right right now moving on. i understand after the recent supreme court ruling, striking down robust as wade that you've put together an organization that's designed to help mm. provide free services to people who are both. seeking abortions and providing them can you tell us about the organization? sure so, um, before the dobbs decision came down, but after we learned about th

ama: a vigil took place tonight outside the walgreens where the 24-year-old victim was shot. reporter: the security guard is under arrest and accused of murder. lena howland's hearing how the victim was involved in the community. reporter: flowers, and balloons sit outside of walgreens on market and 4th street, friends mourn the person they knew as benko brown who was shot inside the store thursday. >> he was loved by many people. reporter: julio is the coexecutive director of the young women's freedom center. a leadership and advocacy organization that works with people that have navigated violence and poverty. arroyo saidroad been involved with the organization since they were just 12 years old. was currently serving as a community organizing intern. >> he did action research. he collected data and surveys, assessing the needs of folks during the pandemic. he reached my heart. he was so funny and incredibly shy. he was bold. he was bold and he knew what he was trying to work for. reporter: arroyo says brown was dealing with their own struggles. she says brown had been couch

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that killed someone at walgreens in san francisco.vestigators have confirmed a security guard shot and killed someone during a confrontation at the drugstore near fourth and market streets. they have not released details about what led up to the shooting. governor newsom is committing the chp and the state national guard to assist the san francisco police in its efforts to combat the city's fentanyl crisis. starting on monday, the chp will patrol key high crime areas, including the tenderloin in south of market neighborhood alongside police officers. the national guard will mostly provide support behind the scenes. police chief bill scott says the enforcement effort will help put more attention on the people bringing drugs into the city. teachers students and parents gathered at the united for success academy on 35th avenue in east oakland this afternoon, saying the district needs to do more about deteriorating conditions there. they say there's a mice infestation plus leaky sewage pipes in the bathroom, and they say ceiling tiles fel

>> breaking overnight, a woman is shot at a san francisco walgreens. we're going hear from a witness who saw it happen. california is poised to ban new diesel trucks. a vote set for today. we're live with what that's going to mean for drivers. and it's game 6 tonight. the warriors hoping to close out round one of the playoffs against the sacramento kings. can they finish it off at home? >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> get friday. >> all feel so good. some cheers like your chair for the warriors. yeah, could be a whole lot of that tonight. lot of folks heading out to thrive city and everywhere else around the bay for watch parties. so we'll see how that for the we're here to see what the weather is going to be light to those of you enjoying your friday. i yeah, we're looking at another hot one today. not quite as hot as yesterday got, but hey, i still enjoy those morning hours. while temperatures are still cool. good morning for a jog for the extra long dog walk. you can see outside the east bay h

that walgreens is right now near the westfield mall. and a witness says that they saw the store's security guard shoot the 19 year-old woman in the back as she was walking out of the store. >> i was i was. >> like biden little pay thing that she was out before me. and as soon as we walking out, all we hear is and she dropped to the looking at her. and that was that. >> well, the witness says the woman was taken to the hospital. she couldn't say why the woman was in the drugstore. what led up to that shooting. but that's clearly all part of the investigation. now. >> the officers say that they have detained someone for possible involvement, but that's all we know. we'll keep you posted as we get new details. >> 803 on the clock in the north bay police are asking for your help now in. they're investigating in their investigation into a woman's death. they say the body of dana jones was found in a marsh at river park in january. they don't know the motive or the circumstances surrounding her death. they haven't made arrests yet, but they'r

walgreens will hear from a witness who saw what happened. california is preparing to ban new diesel trucks. a vote is expected today. we're live with what that'll mean for drivers. and it's game 6 tonight as the warriors try to close out round one of the playoffs against the sacramento kings. we're live inside. chase center. as the excitement builds. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news far. >> friday to you. a good i'm james april 28th. >> next week may starts while about that. yeah. today, luckily, i think temperatures another, she going to stay warm. but i think we're past the hottest of yeah. and plan to a weekend that will be comfortable morning. yeah, we're definitely on the downslope now, even though today tomorrow we're still going to be hot days. sunday is going to be whole lot cooler. and then we look at talent, right? dramatic, cool down into next week. may is going to be coming in very, very cool. as for what we've got right now, a nice dose of fog this morning. it is pushed in along wit

newsome proclaiming california was done doing business with walgreens.s in response to the pharmacy giant, saying it would not supply mifid chris dona some states that ban the medication. well, it's more than complicated than that. according to kaiser health news, the state must continue to do business with the company under the medical program. that's because of federal law that allows patients to fill medications at any approved pharmacy. walgreens reportedly received $1.5 billion through the program last year. let's dive a little deeper and welcome in san jose state professor grace howard, a researcher of abortion policy and reproductive justice. professor certainly appreciate the time this initial tweet received a lot of praise and a lot of criticism from people and sent policy types into a frenzy. let me just get your reaction to how this is all played out. sure i see this as an example of political leadership sort of being out of alignment with the more technical policy side of things making big, controversial declarations like this one. it's defin