womack says what the scoop has been done with his heart and his passion. and he's experiencing firsthand the struggles of running a small business in san francisco for womack right now is all about getting back on track and not letting these crimes to turn him from his mission. sharing tasty scoops while providing a safe space for his community. i know my community good people in it. >> that really do care about the shop in past few days, recovering from the whole incident. we have shown that especially a long way. >> womack says that on saturday, what's the scoop will be hosting an ice cream social and to bring out the community and that will run from noon to 07:00pm in the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 thank you, dan. happening now stretch of interstate 6.80. is closed for road repairs. >> it's a 3 mile long stretch on the southbound lanes from snow boulevard to koopman road in snow that are shut down during the closure. all northbound lanes will remain open. repair work is set to be done by early monday morning. >> time now to check out your wake-up weath

i was just really disappointed because owner anthony womack got a double scoop of brazen break ins on the same day, beginning, he says, at 3 a.m. when the cash drawer and other key ingredients were stolen. then, with the door left unlocked, others came in about 10 a.m. and helped themselves. i recognized one of the one of the people right right away. so it was two sets of groups that came in that stole stole property and also damaged my ice cream without fresh cones or clean scoops in sight. video shows this woman using her hands to take a taste or two before making off with what appears to be the register and point of sale system. less than an hour before the store was set to open. i think that was kind of like a tipping point for me. womack was forced to toss costly containers of ice cream at 24 years old, he opened the music inspired spot late last year. he grew up in the bayview in less than a year. womack says he's dealt with crime at his store from kids swiping cash from the now missing tip jar to employees stealing money from the register . it definitely put that thought in tho

i was just really disappointed because owner anthony womack got a double scoop of brazen break ins one day beginning he says, at 3 a.m. when the cash drawer and other key ingredients were stolen. then with the door left unlocked, others came in about 10 a.m. and help themselves. i recognized one of the one of the people. right, right away. so it was two sets of groups that came in that stole stolen property and also damaged my ice cream without fresh cones or clean scoops in sight. video shows this woman using her hands to take a taste or two before making off with what appears to be the register and point of sale system. less than an hour before the store was set to open. i think that was kind of like a tipping point for me. womack was forced to toss costly containers of ice cream at 24 years old, he opened the music inspired spot late last year. he grew up in the bayview in less than a year. womack says he's dealt with crime at his store from kids swiping cash from the now missing tip jar to employees stealing money from the register. it definitely put that thought and those negativ

i was just really disappointed because owner anthony womack got a double scoop of brazen break ins one day, beginning, he says, at 3 a.m. when the cash drawer and other key ingredients were stolen. then with the door left unlocked, others came in about 10 a.m. and helped themselves. i recognize one of the one of the people. right, right away. so it was two sets of groups that came in that stole stole property and also damaged my ice cream without fresh cones or clean scoops in sight. video shows this woman using her hands to take a taste or two before making off with what appears to be the register and point of sale system. less than an hour before the store was set to open. i think that was kind of like a tipping point for me. womack was forced to toss costly containers of ice cream at 24 years old, he opened the music inspired spot late last year. he grew up in the bayview in less than a year. womack says he's dealt with crime at his store, from kids swiping cash from the now missing tip jar to employees stealing money from the register . it definitely put that thought in those nega

womack says what the scoop has been done with his heart and his passion. and he's experiencing firsthand the struggles of running a small business in san francisco for womack right now is all about getting back on track and not letting these crimes deter him from his mission. sharing tasty scoops while providing a safe space for his community. i know my community has some good people in it. >> really do care about the shop past few days, recovering from the whole incident. we have shown that especially a long way. >> mac says on saturday, what's the scoop will be hosting an ice cream social to help bring out the community and that will be running from noon to 07:00pm in the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 news stand. thank you. 9 children all arrested last month in connection with a string of robberies in oakland will not be facing any charges, according to. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price. yes, she's citing a lack of evidence and says that oakland police also acknowledge said this to the juvenile division charging deputy 3 girls and 6 boys ra

womack says what the scoop has been done with his heart and his passion. and he's experiencing firsthand the struggles of running a small business in san francisco for womack right now is all about getting back on track and not letting these crimes deter him from his mission. sharing tasty scoops while providing a safe space for his community. i know my community has some good people in it. >> that really do care about the shop in past few days, recovering from the whole incident. we have shown that especially a long way reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> happening today, a gun buyback called guns to gardens returns to east oakland. weapons turned in will be melted down and turned into garden tools. anyone turning in a gun will get a gift card worth up to $300 depending on the type of firearm. the event runs today from 10:00am to 02:00pm at the i word ministries church of god in christ in east oakland. this is the second time the event has happened last year. polici say they collected more than 130 guns. >> happening right now at 3 mile

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anthony womack says before this incident, he's had people steal. the employees tip jar. keep going. i have to keep pushing for it and if all fails, i don't know if it does, but at least i can be that example that i tried and i kept going. having an ice cream. womack wants his neighborhood to know what's happening, so he is invited business owners and neighbors to come talk about the crime problem and enjoy some ice cream. this saturday, a metal scrap yard in san jose has agreed to settle with the city after being the focus of a stolen catalytic converters investigation. the settlement comes after a years long undercover police operation. san jose city attorney confirmed that police did not find any evidence of theft, but lawyers for the scrap yard say the $2,500 settlement is the most cost effective way to close the complaint filed by the city. the police came out and did a complete search of that property and found no catalytic converters, period. they found no evidence of catalytic converters ever being there. they found no evidence of catalytic converters ever been so

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and now womack wants his neighborhood to know what's happening. so he has invited business owners and neighbors to come talk about the crime problem and enjoy some ice cream this saturday. well more than 100 wildfires burning in canada are causing unhealthy air quality across the us, northeast and midwest. and in new york city, people are advised stay indoors if possible, and wear a mask if they go outdoors. the new york city skyline, look at this. it's covered by haze and yellow skies. health experts say this kind of air pollution is dangerous. it contains small particles that can get into the lungs and then get into the bloodstream. i've been living in jersey my entire life and i've never seen anything like this over 50% of the us population, everything east of columbus, ohio, is experiencing levels on the order of 150 to 180. now, the environmental protection agency's air quality index says levels between 151 and 200 are not healthy. the haze is expected to stick around at least the next few days. all right. there's a big problem on highway 92.

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now womack runs his neighborhood and really know what's happening, so it's coming saturday. he's invited business owners and neighbors to come by , talk about the crime problem and enjoy some ice cream. time now, 709. and we do have a lot the east bay and the south bay, too, but mostly for the east bay highway for interstate 680 and interstate 80 are getting into the mix. however highway four is the slowest and contra costa county, we have a lot of slow traffic there. we also have slow traffic on 80 through richmond and slowing at the richmond bridge, 580 is slow as you drive through castro valley. we had some earlier problems there. we still have a crash on the dublin grade westbound 580 coming to the bottom of it, coming in to castro valley. that's been kind of a bad commute. we look at the san mateo bridge that looks okay . we also look at the bay bridge , which seems to be okay as well. let's check out that southbound commute just as promised. there's some more slowing beginning to form on 85 and 101. a little bit on 282. 80 doesn't look all that slow yet. and look, i th