when westfield announced it was leaving the downtown area behind.ince then, several other well-known stores like nordstrom, lego and hollister have also decided to leave the s of center american eagles last day open is june. 12th. i whether time here as we get a live look outside at the golden gate bridge and the fog is moved in with a vengeance. you can just see the bottoms of i guess, maybe just the south tower there. the fog's crazy. yeah. >> it's such a different look than what we just saw on. embarcadero earlier in the show lawrence, this year, of course, seems to be what going to be dealing with. yeah, you know, big may laugh, but it's actually one of the hardest things in the world. a forecast of micro having to do with so much of the topography around the bay area. the pressure difference is up above and. >> well, it can cause all kinds of havoc forecast. that's for sure. the door tonight feel pretty good. that fog is starting march back on shore. we'll see that in place overnight tonight and tomorrow morning looking very much like a summer

westfield had, of course, announced by that point it was leaving the downtown mall behind since theneral other well-known stores, including nordstrom, lego and hollister have also decided to leave the sf center. american eagle will close up shop on june. 12th and on the peninsula. chinese restaurant jing jing gourmet in palo alto is shutting down after nearly 40 years in business. the company says its last day will be this sunday in a social media post, the owners thanked everyone who had dined with them over the years and they say they hope to stay connected with the community. >> still ahead tonight on kron, 4 news at 06:00am a tale. police say they're seeing an uptick in a break-in and it's involving a specific type of car. federal officials are warning of threats during pride next month. what they're advising you to do to stay safe. and as we head into the summer season, health officials are keeping a close eye on a new covid variant. an expert breaks down the first variance. how it's different from the others. >> holding social companies accountable. that's what bipartisan lawma

when westfield announced it was leaving the downtown mall behind.since then, several other well-known stores including nordstrom, lego and hollister have also decided leave sf center american eagles last day open is on june. 12th. time now for the 4 zone forecast as we go outside to be a live look at sfo anyone coming in over the next couple days. it might. >> be a little bumpy on inbound laurence with all fog we've got. yeah, a lot of fog out there. that certainly be an issue, especially at the sfo. they get the time of that fog and >> can cause some issues, especially late night and early mornings. but overall, i think the pattern setting up to be very, very nice ahead. a very summer-like pattern begin to kick in, whiyh should should for this time of year, right? as we get closer and closer now to summertime. but our outside right now looking a whole lot like some of those clouds start to roll. well onshore. this looking from mount tam. so the clouds already making their way inside the bay and really pushing well inland. now, golden gate bridge go

previously known as the westfield mall. this proposal is similar to one proposed by district 11 supervisor asha sapphire, who is running against breed for mayor in november's election. >> a live look at sfo now where the memorial day travel rush has been underway for a full 24 hours now, a recent report says san francisco international is the airport where you are most likely to experience delays this holiday weekend. airport officials say runway repairs are to blame. it's estimated 755,000 people are going to fly into or out of sfo over the next five days, which is up 8% from last year. >> i think we continue to see post pandemic recovery happening, and it's already mostly happened for the domestic sector. but really what we've been seeing over the past 12 months is a very meaningful recovery in the international sector. >> the faa expects this memorial day weekend to be the busiest since 2010. yesterday and today will be the busiest days at the airport. triple a predicts 44 million americans will be traveling three and a

american eagle sued westfield for breach of lease agreement and overall on safe work conditions when westfield announced it was leaving the downtown mall since then, several other well-known stores including nordstrom, lego and hollister have all pulled out of the san francisco center as well. american eagles last day. they even shot there is june 12th. >> all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. another store closing in union square moving to the peninsula. we're going reaction to that as well. i'm engaged and i am getting married next april. if i hadn't done invisalign i probably would be dreading the wedding photos, which is not how you want to feel going into your wedding day. ♪ ♪ ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ (alarm beeping) ♪ rise ♪ ♪ and thrive! ♪ (♪♪) belvita! ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get yo

when westfield announced it was leaving the downtown mall behind. and since then, several other well-known retailers howe pulled out of the san francisco center. nordstrom lego and hollister have left american eagles last day open is june. 12th. >> will students protesting at the university of san francisco were given an ultimatum yesterday to clear out their tented camp and or face repercussions. their deadline was 03:00pm yesterday, but instead of leaving, the students held a rally kron four's rob nesbitt. now with the story. >> this is welsh feel that usf where students have set up a tent encampment. i've counted about 60 tents on the field that are occupied by student protesters who say they are going anywhere despite warnings from the university. >> for 15 days, students at usf have called for a cease-fire in gaza for the university to divest from israel. protestors likes to sue state. staying in tents on welsh field. we've done nothing that great student code conduct. >> and also we placed our own guidelines of what it's like to be a people's

for breach of lease agreement and overall safe work conditions after westfield announced it was leavinge then, several other well-known retailers said they're out to nordstrom, lego and hollister. all decided to leave the san francisco center. american eagles last day that it will be open is june 12. >> in the east bay, a 22 year-old hayward man riding a scooter died in a fatal collision with a car. it happened near the intersection of mission boulevard and orchard avenue last wednesday when officials arrived, they found the scooter ryder unresponsive, suffering from injuries, injuries that that person later died from at the hospital. the driver didn't suffer any injuries that person was fined. police say drugs or alcohol at this point are not believed to factors in this crash, but this is the city's 4th fatal collision this year. well, health workers and community groups now demanding san francisco do more to prevent overdose deaths. and that includes the argument that the problem is only be made worse. >> when they face incarceration, kron four's catherine heenan has more. >> members

previously known as the westfield mall. this proposal is similar to one proposed by district 11 supervisor ash-shafi'i, who is running against against mayor breed in november's election. >> now we're taking a live look at sfo, where memorial day travel has been underway for a full 24 hours. now, a recent report says san francisco international is the airport where you are most likely to experience delays this holiday weekend. airport officials say runway repairs are to blame. it is estimated 755,000 people will fly into or out of sfo over the next five days, which is up 8% from last year. >> i think we continue to see post-pandemic recovery happening and it's already mostly happened for the domestic sector. but really what we've been seeing over the past 12 months is a very meaningful recovery in the international sector. >> the faa expects this memorial day weekend to be the busiest since 2010. yesterday and today will be the busiest days at the airport. triple a predicts 44 million americans will be traveling. only three

and that shortly after westfield announced he's leaving the mall.ell-known retailers, including nordstrom lego and hollister, also decided to leave the san francisco center. american eagles last dating shop there at san francisco center's june. 12th. >> in the east bay, a 22 year-old hayward man riding a scooter was killed in a fatal collision with a car. it happened near the intersection of mission boulevard and orchard avenue last wednesday when officials arrived, they found the scooter rider unresponsive suffered from injuries that he later succumbed to at the hospital. the driver was unharmed. police say drugs or alcohol are not believed to have been factors in this crash. but this is the city's 4th fatal collision this year. health workers and community groups are demanding san francisco do more to prevent overdose deaths. and that includes the argument that the problem is only made worse if drug users face the risk of incarceration instead of treatment, trump horse. catherine heenan has the story. >> members of the group carried signs that sai

westfield announced it was leaving the downtown mall behind it since then, several other well-known stores included nordstrom's lego and hollister decided to leave the san francisco center. american eagles last day open is june 12. the first time that we know of the swimmer made it all the way from san francisco to the fair lot okay. so if you want to know, that's what we're 29 miles. in 45 degree water. summers name is amy uphill. hans goats per and to complete the task. she swam for more than 17 hours. amy says the swimmers mainly a test of endurance and not speed. >> open water swimming is not about how that your it's about what you can were and what you can withstand and i have a very strong aptitude for the cold and i've always that's when that direction. i used the current to launch me out toward the island and then halfway through the women to begin was the beginning of the of the actual hard part of this >> hats off to you, amy. so amy's down in the water, she is a pediatric intensive care nurse. >> so she is just doing amazing work in and outside of daily coming up next to the kro

. >> last year, westfield pulled out from operating the shopping center, citing the deteriorating situationn downtown san francisco. nordstrom's also left the mall. >> if san francisco can get public safety right, everything else will come together. >> attorney matt davis served as san francisco's deputy city attorney for about nine years. he believes lawsuits against the city could have merit, but only if they can show that the city took engaged in some affirmative conduct or engaged in an actual policy that caused the homeless to come to their particular area , or if the city somehow directed dangerous activity towards their premises, then they might have a claim against the city. >> again, they're tough claims. >> and it's important to highlight that city officials and economic experts agree that crime is not the only factor leading to businesses failing in san francisco. there are other economic trends impacting retailers in downtown. people are not going into work as much. this has led to a drastic decline in foot traffic and in fisherman's wharf. a lot has to do with tourism not being

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the retailers parent companies sued the former owners of westfield for negligence, to crimes happening in the area. and another union square retailer is calling it quits after 100. years. historic jeweler shreve in company is leaving san francisco, they say they're to palo alto locations will remain open air retail broker says the company was in negotiations to renew their union square lease, but ended up pulling out. and another round of major layoffs that tesla with hundreds of bay area jobs being cut, according to state government filings, the company plans to let go 300 employees at its fremont location and 223. at its palo alto offices. now this wave of job cuts was announced last month. ><<>skew. come with me. quick. course. not. you you. >gianna>yeah. we've got a sneak peek here of the big screen adaptation of the beloved musical wicked. this new trailer just dropped with cynthia erivo and ariana grande as the witches of oz now fans will get to see more when the 1st of the 2 film series arrives in theaters this thanks. and after 8 countries 14 cities and nearly 12,000 miles, the

. >> and they told us on april 28th he was, can like he was at westfield valley fair mall. he was trying to shoplift and they weren't going to press any charges. so they just let him go and they removed the missing persons report without even telling us. >> the family has been doing their own searching. dennis chow was last seen in king city in monterey county. it's likely the family will head there to look for him. >> i think that we just need law enforcement to be more aware of the situations like this. i mean, i'm just driving around san leandro in the bay area. there's so many homeless people with mental health issues, and i think that the system could do a lot better than this in san leandro, alice wirtz, ktvu, fox two news, the chp has issued an endangered missing advisory for a missing eight year old boy from mountain view tonight. >> authorities say adan ortiz was last seen around 6:00 in mountain view. they believe adan is on foot and wearing a gray sweatshirt and blue pajama pants. if you see him or have any information about where the boy could be, you're asked t

we have kiosks all around australia in front of sephora's in westfield centres and it's about positioningpeople go for beauty. so we are growing each channel out to be truly global in new territories. and trinny, let me end on this. i mean, well, to the point, what is the end game here, trinny? would you sell if l'0real or lvmh came knocking at the door with a big bag of money? i do feel that i'm not a 20 year old saying, let me buy and sell and buy and sell. we want to grow a phenomenal brand. it would be great to have a partner at some stage who can really expand that growth and to have enough on the table that they think, my god, look where i can take that brand with my infrastructure. so that is an opportunity and we'll see where we go. but for right now, i'm just building the business. well, on that point, trinny woodhull, the founder and the big boss of trinny london, an absolute pleasure having you on the show. good luck with everything. i don't think you need it, but good luck and we'll check in with you soon. fantastic. really nice talking to you. 0k. changing lanes entirely now.

southern water has issued an apology to customers in saint leonards on sea, hastings and westfield asy enter their fourth day of disruption. in a statement, the firm said they hope the supply will start to gradually return throughout today . anti—monarchy throughout today. anti—monarchy campaigners are holding a rally today in london to mark the first anniversary of the coronation of king charles. campaigners will gather in trafalgar square to protest arrests made during the event. organisers say britain has never seen such an energised, active and growing democratic republican movement. but former royal butler grant harrold told us there's too much to lose. >> you know, we only. we've only got this one royal family and if we got rid of them, then that's it.then we got rid of them, then that's it. then what makes us unique? i feel that our royal family does make us quite unique and special, and we're going into it. you know what it costs each of us is it's still very little in the big scheme of things . in the big scheme of things. >> for all the latest headlines, sign up to gb news a

he well knew that abraham is in bethlehem, westfield true in the occupied westbank with little palestinian reaction from the as a scene here amongst palestinians is a success to this solid verity movement with palestine that we've been seeing it intensify since the war started. they believed that if it wasn't for the public pressure for the students, for the demonstrators who is chatting slogans in support of the policy and is this step with a not have been made? they believe here that the, the war has been, we in are open it for the, it's a national world to see what's happening in terms of injustice against palestinians here, the, okay, 5 percent. but also mainly in the b c's, cause us to now when it comes to the palestinian authority, they've gladly welcome the step saying that it's, you know, we'll move countries will follow suit. we've heard this morning from the palestinian prime minister saying that at least 4 countries from europe, well recognized how to sign soon. thing other non european countries there being is discussing this issue with the palestinians to also recognize palest

southern water has issued an apology to customers in saint leonards on sea, hastings and westfield asy enter their fourth day of disruption. in a statement, the firm said that they hope the supply will start to gradually return throughout today and finally , australian today and finally, australian police say a 16 year old boy killed after stabbing a man in perth had been radicalised online. the teenager was shot dead on saturday night after stabbing a victim in the back with a kitchen knife . he then with a kitchen knife. he then rushed at police officers. authorities say the attack indicated terrorism and there were signs of mental health issues to write. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news .com/ alerts. now it's back to . darren. to. darren. >> thanks as ever, ray. let's get stuck into today's topic, shall we? it's been a dire weekend for the tories. i think that's safe to say, with the party losing close to 500 councillors in the local elections, including high profile casualties like the conservative m

the story says the changing dynamic of downtown san francisco but i can also tell you the mall, westfieldblaming crime and the safety of workers, employees and people who shop there. stuart: palantir i know the report "after the bell" this is all about a.i. >> absolutely data analytics software company that uses a.i. for commercial and government customers. the stock is up three and half% the stock is tripled in the past year received another rise into the earnings and with army and artificial intelligence in the commercial business skyrocketing in the last quarter was up 70% the ceo, incredibly and comprehensively good quarter. i guess investors can think they can follow up that quarter with another woman they report later today. stuart: hyperbole, earnings before the bell spirit airlines came up and looks like it not doing well. >> towns have it in our present, bad guidances quarter they don't see domestic demand and then 25 grounded planes not because of boeing but issues with the engines from another company and a lot of competition in the market which is florida. stuart: some headwin

i'm thinking, in particular, of garden state plaza in new jersey, which i believe is a westfield mallight there is a plan they're going to turn that into a residential area so people can walk right in they'll certainly put in a whole foods grocery store. what about that? >>. >> that is a great example of the reuse of obsolete retail we're seeing the conversion to mixed use properties, conversion to residential, as you mentioned. even warehousing, you know, the last mile kind of concept. a lot of retail has great location but an outdated use of the real estate. we'reseeing that renovation happen within retail, you mentioned interest rates there has been clearly a significant shot because of what the fed has done in a short period of time, but retail, interestingly enough, had higher cap rates or ingoing yields. therefore, it was less vulnerable to the interest rate shock than, say, multi-family properties with a low yield because of its favored status or industrial warehouses. those yields were in the 4%, 4.5% range, when interest rates were about the same, 3.5% to 4%. retail yields we

officers sayf a man who had been shot at blossom rir way, just west of the westfield oakridge mall,t about 245 yesterday aft. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. officers say they have not identified a suspect. anyone with information is asked to contact san jose police. still to come tonight. beating the odds and beating the stigma of women in wrestling. a 20 year old from walnut creek is getting ready to compete in the summer olympics. >> also ahead, a new push to increase oversight of the alameda county sheriff's office. the decision soon facing county leaders and the fog returned that cooled the coast for sure and around the bay as well. >> kind of warm inland, though. pretty nice temperatures. the next couple of days are going to fluctuate up and down. we'll have that forecast as you enjoy your memorial day holiday. >> also ahead tonight, safeway removing some self checkout lanes from some bay area stores and customers. not too happy with waiting in longer lines. now state lawmakers could get involved and a quick check of that memorial day commute as we give you a live

last year, westfield pulled out from operating the shopping center, citing the deteriorating situationsn downtown san francisco. nordstrom's also left the mall. >> if san francisco can get public safety right, everything else will come together, attorney matt davis served as san francisco's deputy city attorney for about nine years. >> he believes lawsuits against the city could have merit, but only if they can show that the city took engaged in some affirmative conduct or engaged in an actual policy that caused the homeless to come to their particular area or if the city somehow directed dangerous activity towards their premises, then they might have a claim against the city. >> again, they're tough claims. >> now, it's important to highlight the city officials and multiple economic experts agree that crime is not the only factor leading to businesses failing in san francisco. there are also trends impacting retailers. for example, in downtown san francisco, people working from home is leading to less foot traffic. and in the fisherman's wharf area, a lot has to do with tourism not bei

september, the parent company of american eagle filed a lawsuit against the former owners of the center, westfield, for allegedly neglecting security in management duties. >> federal highway safety regulators are opening another investigation into a self-driving car company, this time mountain view based waymo. the inquiry involves 22 incidents of crashes and traffic violations reported by waymo. no one was hurt in any of these incidents since last month, federal regulators have opened at least four investigations into cars that have some type of self-driving capabilities. cruise announced it will start testing its self-driving taxis in arizona this week. for now, those drivers will have safety drivers on board. this is seen as a major step for cruise to resume those driverless rides. the company suspended operations last fall after an incident involving one of its cars in san francisco. the state revoked cruise's license to operate its self-driving cars in california after cruise allegedly covered up information of that crash. electric vehicle maker tesla is being accused of violating the federal

last year, the retailer's parent company sued the former owners of westfield for negligence to crimesd another union square retailer is calling it quits as well after 172 years. historic jeweler shreve & company is leaving san francisco. now they say their two palo alto locations will remain open and a retail broker says the company was in negotiations to renew the lease but ended up pulling out. another round of major layoffs at tesla. >>> with hundreds of blare jobs being cut. now according to state government filings, the company plans to let go 378 employees at its fremont location. and another 223 at its palo alto offices. this wave of job cuts was announced last month. >>> we continue to be wowed and maybe a little bit weirded out by what ai developers have been showing off at this week's developer conference in the bay. one day after chatgpt showed off their innovations, google showing off its latest ai plans at the developer conference. so here's how google's gem any 1.5 works. so say you are on email. you openup in the morning and you can ask gemini to compile a calendar of e

tip about a sighting, they just miss him and they told us on april 28th he was, can like he was at westfield valley fair mall. >> he was trying to shoplift and they weren't going to press any charges. so they just let him go and they removed the missing persons report without even telling us. >> the family's frustrated with the fragmented system, including the hospital that didn't keep him secured and public safety agencies, whenever the police do encounter him, they never called us even just to let him know that let us know that dennis is okay and that he's seen the family has been doing their own searching. dennis chow was last seen in king city in monterey county. it's likely the family will head there to look for him. >> i think that we just need law enforcement to be more aware of these situations like this. i mean, i'm just driving around san leandro in the bay area. there's so many homeless people with mental health issues, and i think that the system could do a lot better than this. >> yes, we did reach out to alameda health systems, of course, because of privacy laws. they couldn't

officers ty were called to a report of a man wh had been shot just west of the westfield oakridge m tsesterday afternoon. the victim was pronounced dead there at the s. ficers say they have not identified a suspect, and anyone with information about this case is asked to contact san jose police. >> half moon bay is mourning the loss of a community member. the mayor's son, who was killed over the weekend in a motorcycle crash, ktvu jana katsuyama, spoke off camera with the mayor, who asked for privacy as well as friends who visited a memorial today. at the scene of the crash. reporter half moon bay is hurting along highway one. >> a circle of flowers, a miniature motorcycle and a photo show the community's love for the mayor's son, 28 year old joaquin dominic jimenez alvarado, at the spot where he lost his life on saturday. >> he was just a great dude, right? he's part of the big group of the motorcycle community. he's very friendly, very smart. you know, everybody loved him. >> friends are still in shock visiting the intersection at mirada road where jimenez was killed in a crash with

so this was surveillance video of the store that's located in the westfield shopping center and watch the shopper is going to ask the owner if he could take a look at a toy from behind the counter when they on goes back to get it. the shopper grabs that $200 toy in runs away. we did reach out to daly city police about what happened so far. we haven't heard back. well with the alameda county district attorney pamela price. one step closer now to a recall election. the question still remains when will this recall election be held, right? well, kron four's dan kerman spoke with legal experts about prices prospects and >> how a lawsuit might affect the recall. >> so rivers are held pfizer merck, his supervisor, all kirsten, yes, president island, yes. >> motion passes with alameda county supervisors voting to accept ballot signatures as certified by the registrar of voters. the attempt to recall district attorney pamela price moves forward, creating an ever more uncertain future for price. 61% of recalls nationwide in this time period resulted in removal cost up 6% or so have resulted in

conference full of palestine has been running for 3 days and hiring from dozens of contributors, westfield strategies to highlight the apply to palestinians and the occupied territories, while festival is also monitoring the spend for us. and he's in detroit. can you give us an idea of very how large this conferences and i'm already planning is the next step in terms of keeping the pressure up pretty large site. let me 3 days, 3 and a off 1000 people have one go in and that is to somehow bring about a piece and goals. this is more of an educational section. yes people, they have out of a sense of protest, but it's about learning. so there are plenty of reasons, all these different issues. for example, this morning, the is going to find real and zine isn't letting us imperialism. this being a plan to read the same place right now. but on simple guys, that's a discussion all about all walk and how fox is, or crucial as a weapon against the great, i guess, as part of the resistance of liberation out. of course, students, you know, we've seen the student protests here in the us, or we lost som

last year, the retailer's parent company sued the former owners of westfield for negligence to crimesuare retailer is calling it quits after 172 years. historic jeweler shreve & company is leaving san francisco. now they say their two palo alto locations will remain open. the company was in negotiations to renew their union square lease, but ended up having to pull out. >>> now another round of major layoffs at tesla with hundreds of bay area jobs being cut. according to state government filings, the company plans to let go 378 employees at its fremont location and another 223 more at its palo alto offices. now this wave of job cuts was announced last month. reed? well, we can continue to be wowed and maybe a little weirded out by what ai developers have been showing off at this week's developer conference in the bay. >>> one day after chatgpt showed up a their innovations, google showing off its latest ai plans. it's all happening at a developer conference. so here's how google's gemini 1.5 works. so say you are on gmail. you can ask gemini to compile a calendar of events at your chi

so it's leaving out westfield.s leaving out san francisco center and other businesses there along market street, however, what it's really showing is that union square is, is, moving in the same direction as the city, which is a slight softening of sales tax over the couple year period. union square, because of the holiday business, tends to have a spike in the fourth quarter. but you'll notice the fourth quarter spike of last year is below the spike of 22. and in fact, each quarter, in 23 was lower than in in 22. and that's true of the citywide total as well. that mainly has to do with the fact that overall, the city's economy has slowed because of the tech layoffs and the overall slow levels of the recovery demand driving is an important thing to consider in union square and obviously both tourism and office attendance are major drivers of demand for union square and both have been soft and softer in the past year or so. this is that retail vacancy rate that i mentioned. this data comes from covid. and i would sa

. >> and they told us on april 28th he was, like he was at westfield valley fair mall. he was trying to shoplift and they weren't going to press any charges. so they just let him go and they removed the missing persons report without even telling us. >> the family has been doing their own searching. dennis chow was last seen in king city in monterey county. it's likely the family will head there to look for him. >> i think that we just need law enforcement to be more aware of the situations like this. i mean, i'm just driving around san leandro in the bay area. there's so many homeless people with mental health issues, and i think that the system could do a lot better than this in san leandro. >> alice wirtz, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. alice, a jury in alameda county has convicted a man of second degree murder for killing his girlfriend. investigators say joseph roberts killed 27 year old elizabeth buckner in their pleasanton apartment last summer. her body later washed ashore on the alameda shoreline. elizabeth buckner was a law school student who was just two m

southern water has issued an apology to customers in saint leonards on sea, hastings and westfield asof disruption . in a statement, the disruption. in a statement, the firm said they hoped the supply will start to gradually return throughout today . anti—monarchy throughout today. anti—monarchy campaigners are holding a rally today in london to mark the first anniversary of the coronation of king charles. campaigners will gather in trafalgar square to protest arrests made during the event. organisers say britain has never seen such an energised, active and growing democratic republican movement. but former royal butler grant harrold told us there's too much to lose . us there's too much to lose. >> you know, we only we've only got this one royal family and if we got rid of them then that's it.then we got rid of them then that's it. then what makes us unique? i feel that our royal family does make us quite unique and special. and without going into it , you know what it costs each it, you know what it costs each of us is it's still very little in the big scheme of things . in the big

one of the largest remaining stores that was once at the westfield san francisco center is leaving forgle outfitters announced its last day will be july 12. 52 employees currently work there in september, the parent company of american eagle filed a lawsuit against the former owners of the center, accusing it of neglecting security and management duties. >> all right, our time is 646. next month, san jose's raging waters water park is expected to open with a new name. signs are going up to promoting the name change to are you ready, kali bunga water park renovations are underway right now, including painting the slides with brighter colors. the park will now be operated by the private group california dreamin entertainment. it took over a water park in sacramento last year, also named raging waters, and changed it to calabanga as well. i think a lot of people will be excited for that as the weather gets hot, right? >> all right. a gilroy middle school is trying something new, a new teaching model that is supposed to boost classroom engagement, but now it's known as the squads model. >>

have rentals and robby our coordinator and harvey milk photo center and the largest arts on the westfield if you haven't been there we have that is amazing. we have classes in black and white and photoshops and o s o r and one hundred and 75 member develop their black and white photos and have is the david johnson photo library it is adventure who is our culture arts manager for years and years it is wonderful addition and our photo labor after david johnson and melissa is our director she's incredible to keep it together. and mission art center is the other side of mission in the courtyard and young people in the theatre company run by the incredible director alvarez and the shows that are featured are at the randall museum i'm making a plug for the musical that is opening that friday will be interactive for all members is full length broadway musical and putting two full broadway productions a committed group to come three hours a week to learn how to sing and dance and act and get you ready for broadway and she's awesome put together every show connected to some social theme the kids a