, pink growths, well usually willows in the city - this is understandable, and what is cool about thisobably, this variety has leaves, the leaves themselves, they are twisted into a spiral, this park appeared only six months ago, largely due to social networks and active media presence of kirill, in one of the interviews he said that he dreams of finding a place where he could realize. his dreams of a garden the color of a plant grower, accidentally this interview was seen by the rector of the brezsky state technical university, where kirill studies and gave the young guy the opportunity to create the park of his dreams right on the territory of the university. in the spring, when the peak of work in the kvetkopark was, i had a very simple, daily schedule. dad would take me to the kvetkopark with plants before work, i would set up a tent under a birch tree. so that i could rest from dawn until at least one o'clock in the morning with a flashlight on the left, i would plant everything, work, plant, go to class, come back, continue working, if not for the excitement, for such a in a shor

we came up with the name because willow is made with baskets and the parklett, a willow green and that is a picnic in the park. i have come up with the idea because i have lived in the neighborhood for a year. seven years ago we had a tea shop. during covid we needed to have a new flavor and rejuvenate the business. we are between two beautiful businesses. i realized with the shop opening next to the bakery, we had a beautiful tea shop in the area. we started with british teas and want to support local tea makers in the local area. and once you have cheese and biscuits need tea and jam and lemon curd and chocolate and all of these parts basically imported from the u.k. our most popular products come from wales. it's an extra cheddar and next popular product is a jam made with alpine strawberry. so you get a taste of a nice strawberry. this is about supporting cheese makers and business in the area and women-owned businesses around the world and always want to support the community. we support concerts, we support charities and come to the aid to those in need such as the british societ

they were wilding in willow glen, san jose. san jose police are on the lookout for a mob that overtook the entrance of a safeway parking lot over the weekend. witnesses say the group stole from local businesses, harassing employees and customers. here's nbc bay area's ian cull with more. witnesses say over 100 people on bikes ranging from young teens to their early 20s took over this san jose parking lot near bird and minnesota avenue saturday afternoon. witnesses claim, among other things, they were allegedly setting off firecrackers and smoke bombs. john was trying to pull into the lot, but i was just fearful that either they would do something to me or somebody else, or my car. he says the group was also doing donuts on their bikes and blocked him from entering. while some teens were just hanging ou, says others were turning violent. people were coming out of safeway and one lady just ran to her car with her basket because they were throwing bottles at her. i spoke with multiple other witnesses off camera who didn't want to

. >> and reading center in willow, glen on willow street, come on, done something simple as requiring a guardian to sign a child out prior to ecstasy, exiting the premises. this but have never happened. an off-duty paramedic helped revive bastion who continues weekly physical therapy. sessions and routine visits to his 5 doctors as he re acclimate to school. like any 7 year-old. he's not always happy about pushing through his pain. >> but when he hits even the smallest milestone, the smile on his face. warms our hearts. the lawsuit seeks changes to the way staff is trained on safety protocols and monetary compensation for damages. >> in san jose, philippe djegal all kron 4 news. >> come a north america responding to the lawsuit with the statement that reads, there is nothing more important to us than the safety security and well-being of the students enrolled in the come-on program. all of us to come on continue to wish the student a complete recovery at this time. come on. has neither been served with nor is named as a party in any legal filings related to this matter. we will addres

. >> and reading center in willow, glen on willow street, come on, done something as simple as requiring a guardian to sign a child out prior to ecstasy, exiting the premises. this but have never happened. an off-duty paramedic helped revive bastion who continues weekly physical therapy. sessions and routine visits to his 5 doctors as he re acclimate to school with each achievement. we try to pull ourselves together get closer to normalcy. we are so foreunate to have our sweet boy it live. and at home with the lawsuit seeks changes to the way staff is trained on safety protocols and monetary compensation for damages. >> in san jose, philippe djegal all kron 4 news come on. north america responding to the lawsuit with the statement that reads there is nothing more important to us than the safety security and well-being of the students. >> enrolled in the come-on program, all of us and come on continue to wish the student complete recovery at this time. cohen has neither been served with, nor is named as a party in any legal filings related to this matter. we will address any such claims i

we came up with the name because willow is made with baskets and the parklett, a willow green and thate up with the idea because i have lived in the neighborhood for a year. seven years ago we had a tea shop. during covid we needed to have a new flavor and rejuvenate the business. we are between two beautiful businesses. i realized with the shop opening next to the bakery, we had a beautiful tea shop in the area. we started with british teas and want to support local tea makers in the local area. and once you have cheese and biscuits need tea and jam and lemon curd and chocolate and all of these parts basically imported from the u.k. our most popular products come from wales. it's an extra cheddar and next popular product is a jam made with alpine strawberry. so you get a taste of a nice strawberry. this is about supporting cheese makers and business in the area and women-owned businesses around the world and always want to support the community. we support concerts, we support charities and come to the aid to those in need such as the british society and the san francisco society and

the lawsuit names kumon and systematic learning, inc, which operates the franchise in willow glen. we reached out to both. kumon replied to us. quote. there is nothing more important to us than the safety, security and well-being of the students enrolled in the kumon program. all of us at kumon continue to wish the student a complete recovery. well, on this halloween eve, we are tracking another change in our weather. a chance of rain. let's take you outside now to our live cams in san francisco and san jose. no rain yet, but it could be coming later tonight. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. jeff, what's the timeline? and are we okay for halloween? that's the big question. i think we're going to be okay for halloween. we're going to be in this window here of what looks to be some clearing. so we're going to get this in and out of here pretty fast. the system is just offshore. and overall the strongest part of that storm is way off to the north. so we'll get the bottom edge of it moving in right now. a few areas of some rain moving into northern california. some

many eateries and small businesses said while the area around van ness and willow looks visually more appealing, sales are still slow. john o owns a korean restaurant called the yaki jang. >> my customers also told me that they're still scared, you know, to come here at nighttime. so it's pretty hard for us. >> how long do you think the street will stay like this? >> it isn't like this every day. all day. it. even during the day, we still get people loiterers coming in, drug dealers coming in, but they don't stay long anymore. >> and as far as kitty goes, i asked her what would it take to get her off the streets. she said if the city offered her her own room, she would definitely take them up on it. in san francisco, betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, a big day set for oakland tomorrow as the city considers cuts to staff and services. tomorrow, the oakland finance and management committee is set to discuss the status of the city's contingency budget activation and address the current fiscal challenges. the meeting comes on the heels of the new, revised timeline for the oakland col

you can't miss it if you're traveling along vernon avenue in san jose's willow glen. she first started decorating in 2018 for her son christopher, who suffered from cerebral palsy and lung disease. but he passed away in may at the age of 29. she now says her motivation is unending. it's like a beautiful tribute to your son. thank you. that means so much to me. thank you so much. yes, absolutely. thank you so much. i wanted to pay tribute to christopher and i wanted to continue to just bring joy and love to my community. and he does that. shelly tells us she's not stopping here. she plans an elaborate decoration for the winter holidays as well, and wants to help decorate for san jose's christmas in the park. i'm sure they'll arrange a tree just for her. absolutely. a unique halloween themed tour happens tonight in san francisco, so san francisco native mike rollins. he's actually taking guests on this guided walking ghost tour. yes, you heard me right. it's happening in union square in nob hill. so stops include the fairmont hotel, flood mansion spotlighting each of it

and how about willow glen? topping off at 81 degrees will bottom out there in the santa clara valley tonight to the high 50s. otherwise, 58 degrees in oakland and in alameda and mid 50s around san mateo. we do have a smattering of fog building along the coast now, trying to move into the bay. that will produce some drizzle in the overnight hours. and right now we're seeing partly cloudy conditions around the bay. 62 in hayward. and how about 58 degrees around that san bruno gap all the way into redwood shores? 64 degrees in san jose. now these temperatures are actually cooler in many of our locations than it was 24 hours ago. 11 degrees cooler in petaluma. and you probably feel the difference. the winds are slight at 14, however, and fairfield in these winds will be pretty much 5 to 10 throughout the day tomorrow. area of low pressure right there right now. this is enhancing our marine layer as it gets closer to the coast. here. but we did see some precipitation earlier today. about a 10th of an inch of rain in

the lawsuit names kumon and systematic learning's incorporated, which operates the franchise in willow glen. only kumon sent us a statement saying there is nothing more important to us than the safety, security and well-being of the students enrolled in the kumon program. all of us at kumon continue to wish the student a complete recovery, adding, at this time, kumon has neither been served with nor named in any legal filings related to this matter. as for bastian, his parents say he is back at school part time, but will have a long journey ahead to make a full recovery. in san jose, ian cull. nbc bay area news. our other headlines tonight. not just who is getting elected, but also on this ballot who is fighting to keep their job. today, oakland mayor sheng thao is demanding answers as she fights off a recall. mayor thao released an open letter today calling on hedge fund billionaire philip dreyfus to explain why he's donated nearly a half a million bucks toward her recall. dreyfus, who lives in piedmont, is a partner at farallon capital management, which is invested in coal projects w

. >> and reading center in willow, glen on willow street, come on, done something as simple as requiring a guardian to sign a child out prior to ecstasy, exiting the premises. this but have never happened. an off-duty paramedic helped revive bastion who continues weekly physical therapy. sessions and routine visits to his 5 doctors as he re acclimate to school. like any 7 year-old. he's not always happy about pushing through his pain. >> but when he hits even the smallest milestone, the smile on his face. warms our hearts. the lawsuit seeks changes to the way staff is trained on safety protocols and monetary compensation for damages. >> in san jose, philippe djegal all kron 4 news. >> come on. north america said in a statement they have not been served with any legal filings related to the matter. but in said in part, quote, there is nothing more important to us than the safety security and well-being of the students enrolled in the coupon program. all of us at come on continue to wish the student a complete recovery. >> were you >> tonight we're hearing from the 17 year-old who was seri

mfa up boston has a wonderful sampling of the different types the oak trees, the pine trees, the willow trees. and over at pilgrim hall, where i was the curator for many years is a tiny little oak tree. a coin like that. the story was was actually used as currency to buy something at one of the package stores here in 1863. so these coins have lasted quite a while. now here you see another glimpse of part, the exhibit. and here we have a reproduction it's now parts musket alongside buff coat with a bandolier we have images of prints from design showing soldiers because in these little boxes weave a snap snapshots lock that was found at the site as well, a gun fork and a pike head. so we were trying to use reproductions as well to sort of explain how get the story from these little objects that were found in the collection and something like this wonderful little piece of ceramic, a charge of fragment tin glazed earthenware. we a reproduction that a similar little scalloped or wavy edge to it. it gives you the sense of you know what these pieces really were so trying to tell the story fro

msa upper boston has a wonderful sampling of the different types of oak trees, the pine trees the willow trees and at pilgrim hall where i was security for many years is a tiny oaktree coin like this in theed story was is actually used as currency to buy something at one of the stores and 1863, these coins have lasted quite a while here we have a reproduction stop on alongside with the bandolier and images showing soldiers because in these two little boxes we have a snap-on walk that was found at the site in the pipette and we were trying to use reproduction as well to explain how you get the story from the little objects that were found in the collection and something like this is wonderful little piece of ceramic charger fragment we found a reproduction that had a similar weighty edge to it it gives you the sense of what these little pieces really were. trying to tell the story from these tinyng little things we wanted to explain how we were doing this, i say we but it wasn't me desiree at the house and her staff added a lot to it good fortune to work with three fantastic young theuate

and if you know about willow, run was the fact that he built ford buildings a mile to build the b-24bombers. and there are a of problems. there are technical problems or manufacturing problems. there are some design problems. i mean, lindbergh does actually make a big difference in improving quality of this critical in the war. towards the end of the war, he goes the pacific as a private contractor. he helps the marines redesign fighter planes. it gives them greater range, greater maneuverable build. he really dramatically improved the performance of these fighters and he ends up flying 50 combat missions as a civilian end of his life as complicated. my wife says i'm not allowed to tell you what it is. you have to by the book. but let's just say it's it. so i'm going to end the story with and a story about franklin and winston. and i think really summarizes their relationship so bitterly after pearl harbor. churchill basically runs down to the dock and jumps on a boat. they go across the atlantic to the visit with roosevelt in washington. he spends christmas at the white house, a fam

and if you know about willow, run was the fact that he built ford buildings a mile to build the b-24bombers. and there are a of problems. there are technical problems or manufacturing problems. there are some design problems. i mean, lindbergh does actually make a big difference in improving quality of this critical in the war. towards the end of the war, he goes the pacific as a private contractor. he helps the marines redesign fighter planes. it gives them greater range, greater maneuverable build. he really dramatically improved the performance of these fighters and he ends up flying 50 combat missions as a civilian end of his life as complicated. my wife says i'm not allowed to tell you what it is. you have to by the book. but let's just say it's it. so i'm going to end the story with and a story about franklin and winston. and i think really summarizes their relationship so bitterly after pearl harbor. churchill basically runs down to the dock and jumps on a boat. they go across the atlantic to the visit with roosevelt in washington. he spends christmas at the white house, a fam

and if you know about willow run was the factor he built. ford building was a mile to build the b-24 bombers and there were a lot problems. there were technical problems in manufacturing problems. there were some design problems. when lindbergh does make a big difference in the quality of critical plane in the war, towards the end of the war. he goes to the pacific as a private contractor. he helps the marines redesign their fighter planes. he them greater range, greater maneuverability. he dramatically improves the performance of these fighters and he ends up flying 50 combat missions as a civilian end of his life as complicated. my wife says not allowed to tell you what it is you have to by the book but just say it's worth it. so i'm going to end the with and the story about franklin and winston and i really summarizes their relationship so really after pearl harbor churchill basically runs down to the dock and jumps on a boat and they across the atlantic to the visit roosevelt in washington. he spends christmas at the white house as a fam

. >> and reading center in willow, glen on willow street, come on, done something simple as requiring a guardian to sign a child out prior to ecstasy, exiting the premises. this but have never happened. an off-duty paramedic helped revive bastion who continues weekly physical therapy. sessions and routine visits to his 5 doctors as he re acclimate to school. like any 7 year-old. he's not always happy about pushing through his pain. >> but when he hits even the smallest milestone, the smile on his face. warms our hearts. the lawsuit seeks changes to the way staff is trained on safety protocols and monetary compensation for damages. >> in san jose, philippe djegal all kron 4 news. >> oh, come on. north america said a statement that they have not been served with any legal filings related to the matter. that said in part, quote, there's nothing more important us and the safety security and well-being of the students enroll in the coupon program. all of us at kaimana continue to wish the student a complete recovery. dmv responding to outrage from some san franciscans. the people in questi

some residents say they're no longer afraid to walk or drive in areas like willow street off van ness that have been known for encampments, as well as drug activity. >> a sense of relief to see it continue to improve, to see such progress. >> now, one woman who lives in an encampment told us that more than half of the people she knows on the street have now moved into some kind of shelter. and if the city offered her her own space, she would take it. but for now, she prefers to live on the street. >> it's really stressful, for sure. it's hard because i don't have a tent and i don't have any privacy, just because you've got to have roommates and i have ptsd and some of them are psychotic. >> now, some restaurants, restaurants, and small businesses around van ness and willow say things visually look better, but their sales are still slow, as californians are already voting in the november election, national lawmakers are keeping a close eye on how the congressional races shake out here in california. >> it's become a battleground state of sorts. political experts say several races in so

glen, on willow street, he suffered multiple broken bones. a fractured skull is blatter. ruptured an off-duty paramedic actually saved his life. and since then, he's been going to weekly therapy sessions and routine visits with several doctors as he tries to re acclimate to school. >> what happened to bash and on june 24th should never have happened to him or any child with each achievement. we try to pull ourselves together. get closer to normalcy. we are so fortunate to have our sweet boy it life. in at home with us. >> both his parents have filed a civil lawsuit in santa clara against the company. the suit is looking for changes to the way come on. staff is trained when it comes to safety protocols. they're also looking for some monetary compensation to to help pay for the mountain medical bills. they now have cohen, north america said in a statement that they have not been served with any legal filings yet related to this matter. but they did say in part, quote, there is nothing more important to us than the safety security and well-being of the students enrolled in t

. >> and reading center in willow, glen on willow street, come on, done something simple as requiring a guardian to sign a child out prior to ecstasy, exiting the premises. this but have never happened. an off-duty paramedic helped revive bastion who continues weekly physical therapy. sessions and routine visits to his 5 doctors as he re acclimate to school. like any 7 year-old. he's not always happy about pushing through his pain. >> but when he hits even the smallest milestone, the smile on his face. warms our hearts. the lawsuit seeks changes to the way staff is trained on safety protocols and monetary compensation for damages. >> in san jose, philippe djegal all kron 4 news. >> all right. come on. north america has responded to lawsuit with a statement that reads, there's nothing more important to us than the safety security and well-being of the students enrolled in the coupon program. all of us at coombe and continue to wish the student a complpte recovery at this time. cuman has neither been served with nor is named as a party in any legal findings related to this matter. we wi

the willow really grew stronger, but now we understand that when it comes to crops, not trees, the situation is different. that is why scientists continue to look for a way to feed the plants in the fields and come to a new conclusion: plants need carbon. the theory, authored by the swiss botanist jean sinebier, quickly became popular and was called "air nutrition". resistance to this scientific trend was only shown by those who, as we are already saying now, were close to creating fertilizers. conservative scientists believed that the main nutrition of plants occurs in the soil, from which they take organic matter. one of these scientists, the german chemist liebig soon publishes a book on the use of organic chemistry in agriculture, but it is precisely his version that researchers do not take seriously, especially after liebig did not take into account such an important element as nitrogen, believing that his plants were getting it from the air. the scientist added only potassium and phosphorus, which led to the failure of his research, however, despite the complete lack of support, his ca

glen, it's on willow street. he suffered multiple broken bones and a fractured skull and ruptured bladder. an off-duty paramedic, though, helped save his life. and since that accident, he's had weekly therapy sessions and routine visits to several doctors as he re acclimate. now to school. >> what happened to bash and on june 24th should never have happened to him or any child with each achievement. we try to pull ourselves together. get closer to normalcy. we are so fortunate to have our sweet boy it life. and at home with us. >> well, both his parents have filed a civil lawsuit now in santa clara against the company. the suit is seeking changes to the way come on. staff is trained on safety protocols and has also looking for monetary compensation for the damages and all the medical bills come on. north america said in a statement that at this point they haven't been served any legal filings related to the matter. but they said in part, quote, there is nothing more important to us. then the safety security and w

. >> and reading center in willow, glen on willow street, come on, done something simple as requiring a guardian to sign a child out prior to ecstasy, exiting the premises. this but have never happened. an off-duty paramedic helped revive bastion who continues weekly physical therapy. sessions and routine visits to his 5 doctors as he re acclimate to school with each achievement. we try to pull ourselves together and get closer to normalcy. we are so fortunate to have our sweet boy it live. and at home with the lawsuit seeks changes to the way staff is trained on safety protocols and monetary compensation for damages. >> in san jose, philippe djegal all kron 4 news. >> c'mon, north. america responding to the lawsuit with the statement that reads, there is nothing more important to us than the safety security and well-being of the students enrolled in the coupon program. all of us said come on, continue to wish the student a complete recovery at this time. come on has neither been served with nor is named as a party in any legal filings related to this matter, we will address any such

glen on willow street, come on, done something as simple as requiring a guardian to sign a child out prior to ecstasy, exiting the premises. this but have never happened. an off-duty paramedic helped revive bastion who continues weekly physical therapy. sessions and routine visits to his 5 doctors as he re acclimate to school with each achievement. we try to pull ourselves together and get closer to normalcy. we are so fortunate to have our sweet boy it life. and at home with the lawsuit seeks changes to the way staff is trained on safety protocols and monetary compensation for damages. we reached out to come on for comment on this story but have not heard back in san jose. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. you ok? >> all right. this is new video released today of a navy parachutist crashing into a 17 year-old and her mom during fleet week. the performer missed the landing zone and hit both of the women. doctors treated mia de guzman for 2 fractures to her pelvis. the mother suffered a concussion. mia says that she immigrated to the united states 2 days before this and she released a

boston went missing for nearly an hour before being hit on willow street. his heart stopped but he was saved on scene by off-duty paramedic after a summer in the icu baston fall hard to recover and is now back in school. his family hopes to bring attention to the urgent need for safety protocol in tutoring centers to ensure no other child faces similar fate. today, lawyers and family of ashton will share his jenny 2 powerful images and video advocating for the change to protect children everywhere. david, to pat, the man who attacked the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi with a hammer in their san francisco home. he's going to spend the rest of his life in prison. he was sentenced tuesday to life in prison without the possibility of parole. the path is already serving 30 years in federal prison for that attack yesterday, sentenced as part of a separate trial charging him with aggravated kidnapping, first-degree burglary, false imprisonment of an elder. the attack on paul pelosi was captured on police body cam just days before the 2022 midterm ele

you can see the beach was pretty crowded and this is from the south bay, where yesterday, willow glen high school moved their football games to the morning to avoid those scorching temperatures. parents told us they were relieved to hear about the change and happy the school put the students health and safety first. it's a pretty warm day today and so if the kids can enjoy the game without, you kno, being, you know, dehydrated, i think it's a good thing. at levi's stadium in santa clara, where yesterday afternoon, the 49ers took on the arizona cardinals, the temperature was 95 degrees. at kickoff. the field temps were even hotter, well over 100 degrees. that was the hottest game in the history of levi's stadium. reporting live here in dublin. bob redell today in the bay. it has been rough. thank you bob. now we can track the temperatures on our free nbc bay area app. we'll show you how hot it's expected to get in your neighborhood, so you can plan around that, and you can find that in your local app store. it is 634 across the world today. people are marking one year since the october

this was on june 24th fashion went missing for nearly an hour before being hit there on willow street. his heart stopped, but luckily he was saved by an off-duty paramedic who happen to be on the scene after a summer in the icu bastion fought hard to recover and is now back in school. his family hoping to bring attention to the urgent need for safety protocols in tutoring centers. all to ensure that no other child faces a similar fate. so today lawyers and the family of bastian are going to be sharing his journey. they're going to be showing powerful images and video and advocating for change to protect children everywhere. a 3 year-old has unfortunately died after being hit by a car in fremont. police say that crash happened just before noon on monday in the area. dunn's mere common and colleen terrace, the driver told police they were moving out of a parking stall when the child unexpectedly darted in front of their vehicle. police say the driver stayed at the scene and is fully cooperating. >> time now 709. and the newsom administration is warning hundreds of millions of dollars to

back in through willow glen. it is now 58, in cotati and windsor. winds are slight, but these winds will be picking up. it will be a bit breezy, northwesterly, 10 to 15mph and occasional 20 mile per hour gusts. this is a big, beautiful system. let's go ahead and kind of just lay out what you can expect here. area of low pressure from this morning. this one is out of here. the secondary system is going to be wetter and it will produce some tahoe snow as well. so let's go ahead and track it together with our sierra forecast. first off we have a winter weather advisory in effect until 2:00 this afternoon. from this first system. but let's talk about the second one. here we go friday night, 7:00 banging on the back door. the north bay is copious amounts of precipitation. this is the front itself slicing through the bay area, moving to the south. and when it's all said and done, we could be seeing about a quarter of an inch of rain in san francisco. lesser amounts to the south, about a half an inch in sacramento. but these are early projections. please k

he went missing for about an hour and then he was hit by a car on willow street. his heart stopped, but he was saved on the scene by an off-duty paramedic. after a summer in the icu fashion fought hard to recover. and now he is back in school. his family is hoping with this lawsuit will bring attention to the urgent need for safety protocols at tutoring centers. new this morning, san francisco firefighters put out an early morning fire that happened at this apartment complex broke out around 03:30am, in the morning on it at this as street with a 7 story building with sars sort of caught fire me. luckily the flames didn't spread too far. you can see the video. this is from social media post by the police department. it's at turk and leavenworth streets where they put the flames out there doing cleanup. >> well, the news of administration is warning hundreds of millions of dollars now to communities across the state to address homelessness. so they've been awarded this speaking in los angeles. there you see governor newsom announcing 827 million dollars in grant fun

. >> and reading center in willow, glen on willow street, come on, done something simple as requiringian to sign a child out prior to ecstasy, exiting the premises. this but have never happened. an off-duty paramedic helped revive bastion who continues weekly physical therapy. sessions and routine visits to his 5 doctors as he re acclimate to school. like any 7 year-old. he's not always happy about pushing through his pain. >> but when he hits even the smallest milestone, the smile on his face. warms our hearts. the lawsuit seeks changes to the way staff is trained on safety protocols and monetary compensation for damages. >> in san jose, philippe djegal all kron 4 news. >> for your local election headquarters and in santa clara election, officials are reaching out now to the next generation of voters. they've been going to schools encouraging 16 17 year-olds to pre-register for future elections. the spokesperson for the registrar's office says the visit about 80 high school so far this year in the south bay. and they been talking to students and giving them examples things they can r

he went missing for nearly about an hour before he was hit on willow street. his heart actually stopped for a time. but luckily, an off-duty paramedic was nearby and rushed to his aid and saved him after spending a summer in the icu. he fought hard to recover and little bastions. now back at school. but as families hoping to bring attention to the urgent need for safety protocols in tutoring centers in to ensure that no other child. has a similar experience today, the lawyers and the for the family and family members themselves are going to bh holding an event where they're going to share little bastions journey through a powerful images. i guess they'll be some video and they'll be advocating for change to protect children everywhere. well, a three-year-old unfortunately has died after being hit by car in freemont. police say that crash happened just before noon monday in the area of midsummer aren't sure i should say dunne's mere common and colleen terrace, the driver found we're told police that they were moving out of a parking stall when a child unexpecte

there's on june 24th that passion went missing for nearly an hour before he was struck on willow street. was badly hurt. his heart stopped. in fact, for a little while. but an off-duty paramedic who was nearby rushed to his aid, saved his life. and after a summer in the icu, bastion fought hard enough to recover and is now back in school. his family, though, is hoping to bring his story to the public's attention and the fight for the urgent need. they save safety protocols in tutoring centers. well, a 3 year-old has unfortunately died after being hit by a car in fremont. police say that crash happened just before noon monday in an area of dunn's mere common and colleen terrace. the driver told police they were moving out of a parking stall when the child unexpectedly darted in front of their vehicle. police say that driver did stay at the scene and has been fully co-operative. a new story from overnight san francisco firefighters put out an early morning fire at an apartment complex. the fire department says the blaze broke out about 3.30, this morning again in the 7 story building. thi

guard when a group of bike riders started harassing people right in the parking lot of the store in willow glen. new at ten ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peter is live tonight with video of the swarming teenagers here. lamonica >> mike, we spoke to a woman who says she saw the teens run into the safeway and take items out. she says she saw them throw things at people, and she was sitting in this nail salon when it all happened. so she took out her cell phone and shot video of what she could see. >> at first i just thought it was one of the bike parties, but it very quickly, within a matter of minutes, was clear that it was not. they stormed the safeway store. >> aaron ronen says around 1:00 saturday afternoon, she witnessed a large group of teenagers and some adults in the safeway parking lot on burd avenue with motorized bikes. she says some of the teens ran into the safeway grocery store to grab items. as employees tried to stop them. >> they also were jumping on top of cars. i witnessed them throw rocks and food at a woman who was all by herself, and they broke her windshield. >> san

. >> and reading center in willow, glen on willow street, come on, done something simple as requiring a guardian to sign a child out prior to ecstasy, exiting the premises. this but have never happened. an off-duty paramedic helped revive bastion who continues weekly physical therapy. sessions and routine visits to his 5 doctors as he re acclimate to school. like any 7 year-old. he's not always happy about pushing through his pain. >> but when he hits even the smallest milestone, the smile on his face. warms our hearts. the lawsuit seeks changes to the way staff is trained on safety protocols and monetary compensation for damages. >> in san jose, philippe djegal all kron 4 news. >> 9.36 is the time the moment murder trial resumed wednesday. jurors and family members watched surveillance footage of the moment that bob levy. struggled and died on the one particularly piece of video from a nest camera that was taken at a residence. 9 stories up the jury many and lee as small figures there down on the street. there was another angle of more clear view of leon main street from a different

glen on willow street is a matter of fact. he suffered multiple broken bones. fractures scalia, ruptured bladder an off-duty paramedic actually was able to save his life there at the scene. but since then, bashing his head weekly therapy, sessions and routine visits to several doctors as he's trying to re acclimate back to school. >> what happened to bash and on june 24th should never have happened to him or any child with each achievement. we try to pull ourselves together. and get closer to normalcy. we are so fortunate to have our sweet boy it live. and at home >> well, both his parents have filed a civil lawsuit in santa clara against the company. the suit is looking for changes to the way come on. staff is trained on safety protocols and they're also seeking monetary compensation as well. got a lot of medical bills come on. north america said in a statement that they have not been served yet with any legal filings related to this matter. but they said in part, quote, there is nothing more important to us than the safety security and well-being of the stude

so on june 24th that passion went missing for nearly an hour before being hit on willow street. his heart stopped, but he was saved at the scene by an off-duty paramedic after a summer in the icu bastion fought hard to recover and is now back in school. his family hopes to bring attention, though, that the urgent need for safety protocols and tutoring centers to ensure that no other child faces a similar fate. today, lawmakers and family members of passions will be sharing his journey through powerful images and video advocating for change to protect children everywhere. well, a 3 year-old has died, unfortunately, after being hit by a car in fremont. police say the crash happened just before noon monday in the area of dunsmoor. a common and colleen terrorists. driver told police they were moving out of a parking stall when the child unexpectedly moved in front of the vehicle. police say the driver remained at the scene and is fully cooperating with the investigation. >> well, the news of administration is awarding hundreds of millions of dollars to communities across our state t

you can't miss it if you're traveling along vernon avenue in san jose's willow glen. she actually first started decorating in 2018 for her son christopher, who suffered from cerebral palsy and lung disease. but sadly, he passed away in may at the age of 29. she says her motivation, however, is unendin. it's like a beautiful tribute to your son. thank you. that means so much to me. thank you so much. yes, absolutely. thank you so much. i wanted to pay tribute to christopher, and i wanted to continue to just bring joy and love to my community. shelly tells us she's not stopping here. she plans to have an elaborate decoration for the winter holidays, and wants to help decorate for san jose's christmas in the park, which in no time, they'll be setting up for absolutely all the little elves will be coming back, some of them getting a little old. some of them look like halloween decorations. what makes it. yeah, nostalgic. all right. weather-wise today looks great for the trick or treaters. heading out. now, i know we had some rain this morning. you may be stepping out the

for years, willow street off van ness has been a notorious hotspot for drug activity and encampments in san francisco. it's hard to believe we're here, not looking at a single tent. >> yeah, that's actually amazing. >> these days, since the city began ramping up sweeps, residents who live nearby say they're no longer afraid to walk or drive down the street. >> there's a sense of relief to see it continue to improve, to see such progress. >> josh hugo said his building has also experienced fewer break-ins in the last month. >> as those enforcements happened, people would, people would, fewer people would return each time. and so it became a point of this being a center for drug sales. the police groups that are dealing with the drugs and the sfpd in general, are making it a point of keeping people out of this area for the drug sales. there was a drug bust just yesterday. >> residents tell ktvu they've noticed new drug activity and encampments just three blocks away at jefferson square park. in fact, we saw people openly using drugs. monday evening, we also met kitty, a name she prefer

willow deputy prime minister put forward legislation bringing the rest of our country into line with scotland and wales so all children enjoy unambiguous protection in law against violence? ms. rayner: i think it's a very important point that the right honorable gentlemen raises and i will make sure that the minister has a meeting. the first thing is to protect the citizens and that includes our children and we will work across the house to deliver that. >> last friday, with international -- was an international day for something. mariella. the need to support women through their menopausal years. hopefully the deputy prime minister will join me in celebrating this appointment and confirm that this government will do all it can to keep minnis -- keep menopausal women happy, healthy, and wonderful. >> absolutely, mr. speaker, and i thank my right honorable friend for her work in this area. this government will bring protections for women experiencing menopause and i'm proud we have appointed mariella as the new ambassador. she's a champion across the country. >> thank you, mr. speaker

this is the orihiv direction, the willow robot, i was in a position just near the fortification, then's teeth, the closest position was mine, it was their dugout, they made it, our stormtroopers repelled it during a big counteroffensive, then we held it, the national guard held it, my position was called new york, my position was called new york, 400 m from verbave. only 400 m, it was very difficult to get in and out, we were faced with a huge number of drones, heavy weapons, various mlrs, powerful mortars, all 120s, tanks, very difficult direction, very difficult direction, my guys dropped me, my guys found a video of an enemy drone online and sent it to me, it was filming my position. and this is already a bird flying behind me, this is my dugout, the position is called new york, and so people understood what kind of position it is, it's just a hole in the field, a small trench, very narrow, now they put on the gas, we start to suffocate, we couldn't stand it, we start to get out, panic, here my leg is torn off, i didn't even understand as soon as i tore it off, i only realized tha