andrea canning (voiceover): in may 2018, kelsey moved into a condo in woodland park. it was a 20-minute drive from patrick's family ranch, and the flight school was about an hour in the opposite direction. it was a stressful situation, as the new parents took turns caring for kaylee. patrick was a hands-on dad, often taking kaylee with him on farrier jobs while kelsey was away at work. he had these little wool socks that he put on on top of her other socks. andrea canning (voiceover): clint klein, a longtime client of patrick's, saw firsthand how patrick doted on his daughter. he had this little jumpsuit for her, and he kept her where he could see her. and he took very good care of that little girl. while one was working, the other one had her, and vice versa. they seemed to have that going pretty well. so everything's coming together for kelsey. right. andrea canning (voiceover): perhaps not everything. as investigators put together their timeline, they found that by thanksgiving, kelsey appeared run down. the day after the holiday, patrick received a text from kelse

late into the night, humberside police were scouring this area of woodland, looking for evidence afterg at the side of this busy road near the humber bridge. she'd suffered serious injuries, including lacerations to her neck, abdomen, chest and back. police have arrested six teenagers — four boys and two girls — all under the age of 17. they're being held in custody on suspicion of attempted murder. as officers continue their investigations, they've appealed for anyone who may have seen anything or may have dashcam footage to contact them. graham satchell, bbc news. scottish comedianjaney godley has died in a hospice at the age of 63. she had been receiving treatment for cancer after being forced to cancel her �*why is she still here?�* tour. ms godley, who found viral fame with her dubbed videos of nicola sturgeon's covid briefings during the pandemic, revealed she had ovarian cancer in november 2021. ok, now it's time to head to the conservative leadership race where it has come down to just two — former business secretary kemi badenoch and former immigration minister robertjenrick —

unesco declared this 20—million—year—old woodland a world heritage site, and the locals in madeira areu won't find many buildings. but what you will see, and hear, are these... ..levadas. they're irrigation channels that span 3,000km across the island — and they've become somewhat of an unintended tourist attraction. there are a number of different apps that you can use to navigate your way down these levada walking paths. and right now, i'm going to meet miguel gouveia, whose family has spent generations actually building these levadas. but i've got to find him. wish me luck! it's very dark. and, i'll be honest, i don't completely trust my own map—reading skills. look, light! and it's a gorgeous day, actually. here we go. freedom! miguel, right? yeah. welcome. i'm so relieved to see you. it's so dark in there! yeah, but it's nice weather here. i can tell. wow! our ancestors had to build levadas to take water from the north to the south for irrigation purposes. how new are these ones? this one right here was part of a plan done back in the �*50s with the purpose of producing electricit

the story is so crazy when you think about krystal driving to woodland park, and first, it's going toe, she shows up at the door with coffee. then it's a lead pipe. then it's a baseball bat. yeah. how do you wrap your head around that? i don't think we can. no. i'll never be able to understand it. andrea canning (voiceover): investigators believed they had an inkling. investigator 2: she was madly in love with patrick, and that overruled all her common sense and her judgment. andrea canning (voiceover): even so, the fbi agent believed krystal was still responsible. investigator 2: each of us have that choice, whether we decide, do i have to do this? andrea canning (voiceover): but according to krystal, she didn't have a choice. coming up. the call basically is, you need to come now. you have a mess to clean up. andrea canning: does he explain what the mess is? no. andrea canning (voiceover): a horrifying discovery at kelsey's condo. what does she say that she saw? inevstigator 1: she just walks into this house. in her own words, as soon as she opens the door, it was horrific. andrea c

woodland elementary, the board of education will be voting on these possible mergers on december. 11th. >> both north and southbound directions of highway one will fully shut down at the tom lantos tunnels in the double slide area from 08:00pm wednesday through 4 in the morning thursday. >> caltrans says multiple agencies will be there participating in emergency response trails, including testing fire suppression, going through different scenarios and developing multi-agency coordination. the chp will be at road closures to help guide traffic. xoxo is testing unmanned robo taxis in san francisco. you're going to see those things around right now. they'll be focusing in the south of market area. rides are not available to the public during the testing phase. only employees of the company will be riding in them while they are, quote, refining the experience. the driverless car has no manual controls in the vehicle. unlike the current waymo's which have a steering wheel and breaking gas pedals in the car. >> still ahead here on kron, 4 news at 5 governor newsom heading to capitol hill ton

community school, life academy with united for success academy, and encompass academy with acorn woodland elementary. again, more coverage of that meeting tonight at ten. okay. more than 4000 workers at ucsf now plan to go on strike next week if they do not reach a new agreement with the university of california. some of the workers gathered today on campus to assemble picket signs for the strike, which is set for next wednesday and thursday. the workers claim that ucsf is refusing to bargain in good faith with the health care, research and technical staff, and they say they're concerned that the hospital has not been sharing the full extent of vacant jobs during what they call a staffing shortage, which is affecting research and patient care. they say. >> i have personally very much felt the recruitment and retention crisis. i've seen certain arms of my drug discovery program be completely cut in half, with no expectation to hire back that staff, and when you know you're working on drug discovery for parkinson's and alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases, that is tomorrow's cur

. >> reporter: acorn, woodland elementary, and encompass academy on 81st avenue in east oakland are an example of that. cynthia ramirez has sent two of her children to acorn for years. >> i really like acorn. i'm really happy with the school. >> reporter: ramirez says she understands the budget shortfalls, but ultimately against a merger. >> i honestly feel like how the schools are right now, like individually, but in the same time, i feel it's fine. and it is well organized. >> reporter: and after district staff presents the proposal to the board, there will be a month to hear feedback from parents like ramirez, and make adjustments before voting on the changes. while the students would be atepidding the schools on the same campuses, hutchinson admits the people who work there may be the ones most impacted. >> and if this plan comes forward over the next six months, presumably there might be some reduction in staff at some levels. but when we're educating the same number of students that requires the same number of staff. >> reporter: working to avoid financial crisis while trying to

, which includes woodland, which includes sheephouse wood, which is where the bat bridge is going toidge is going to be built. they had and what the tell me about the problems. >> but do bats use bat bridges? i mean, do bats obediently go across bat bridges or do they just fly where they feel like? i mean, it all seems so odd and so expensive , they call it. expensive, they call it. >> well, the particular bats concern the bechstein's bat, which is seriously protected bats, they're very rare. and they go from one colony to another to breed. the problem is that the colonies transfer over where the railway line is going . where the railway line is going. hs2 limited were warned of these bats and they were warned of the problems. originally they were talking about putting two little bndges talking about putting two little bridges across so the bats could go across these two little bridges. but unfortunately the bats wouldn't know that there were two little bridges. and where the two little bridges were. so now they've decided that they would put a whole bat range bridge through the leng

school and finally life academy with united for success academy and encompass academy with acorn woodlandlementary. now, all of the schools here in oakland are located on shared campuses. the district predicts a $79 million budget deficit at the end of this year. and in san francisco, sfusd has decided not to close schools for now. the district's former superintendent announced several months ago that it would have to close a number of schools due to declining enrollment there. the district has since announced it will not shut down any of its campuses for the next school year, but many parents still feel that they could come in the future. and with more on the budget woes tonight facing so many school districts, i'm joined live by larry pikas, professor at the usc rossier school of education. really appreciate you taking the time tonight. so why are we seeing so many school districts with huge budget deficits? >> i think the core of the problem is those districts have declining student enrollments and we fund schools based on the number of students who are in the school. so fewer students

life academy and united for success academy and encompass academy, which shares a campus with acorn woodland elementary. this proposal will be voted on by the board at a meeting on december 11th. oakland unified is considering a school closure, as well as hiring freezes and layoffs, as the district deals with a looming $95 million budget deficit. governor newsom is extending the chp enforcement surge in oakland. it's been underway since february and was set to end this week, but will now continue until the end of the year. newsom says it's necessary to maintain public safety following tuesday's election, but the plan is not without criticism. >> the chp has a terrible record in terms of being racially biased. people of color, voters of color are more likely to be stopped, and when they are stopped, they're more likely to be assaulted. >> i don't know if chp has to be the answer, but at a moment when oakland pd is performing so poorly, it leaves the governor with not that many choices. >> newsom says officers are making progress against crime in the east bay. the chp says officers have arrest

who weren't the easiest open society i'm english summit to, to, to i'd like to continue to hire woodland so, so for many years it's always as you are the university giving speeches alongside manages from the open society foundation and macro does all of them and with mental health caballo still in there because they shopped in a leak of isn't finished up for stockton been is because under the gnostics people a pharmacist. finally, since the boston officer was, was i guess somebody on 85 them still people come email you guys in things, i'll see what's in the god the several years he was the ranks. it was the key bureau of the heinrich, the foundation which cooperates with the open society network, according to documents and receive hundreds of thousands of dollars from sizes organizations in 2020 alone. and i'm gonna get back to school central to help kind of an assessment for how long for fights. and that would be a major as a member of the european leadership network, which also receives huge financial support from the henry's bel foundation funds. not going back to father, it's when ta

community school, life academy with united for success academy, and encompass academy with acorn woodland elementary. >> tonight, the san francisco police department held a service to honor an officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty 30 years ago. current and former members of the department stood by officer james alds family as they paid their respects. ktvu is amber lee was there tonight right now she's live in the newsroom with the story. amber. >> mike. officers tell me, despite it being 30 years ago, they still remember that night. clearly. they say it's important to keep the fallen officer's memory alive and remember the sacrifice he made. police officers from san francisco's northern station stood at attention in honor of one of their own, officer james gulf, who was killed in the line of duty here on pine street near franklin. >> 30 years honoring a man like this. because we love the guy. >> on november 13th, 1994, gulf made the ultimate sacrifice. he was shot and killed by a carjacking suspect who was heavily armed and wore body armor among the first responders shot wa

en sacramento también con esos 60 grados, woodland con 59 más hacia la zona de stockton, con 59, modestonterey, san francisco san mateo y santa cruz. y para nuestros amigos en el valle central, esto incluye fresno, madera, mariposa. también han emitido un aviso por tormenta invernal. esta se mantendrá en efecto hasta las 16:00 de la tarde. el día de hoy debido a esa inestabilidad. así que con mucha precaución. si tienen planes de viajar por el 5 avanzando hacia el sur de california. esto es para el día de acción de gracias. entonces el pronóstico para mañana. el pronóstico viajero muestra un poco de lluvia cerca de la costa este. pero para nosotros en el oeste, condiciones agradables en los 60. los Ángeles, 72 grados. se espera que ya mejoren las condiciones secas y hacia el inicio de la semana también. para la próxima semana, se mantendrán esas condiciones secas. pero recuerden, de revisar los aeropuertos, ya que las cosas pueden cambiar de un momento a otro los próximos días en sacramento veremos condiciones secas avanzando hacia el jueves y el viernes, el sábado y el domingo también e

than 100 kilometers from the northern part of the level province to the south. eastern part of the woodland province. currently fighting is taking place on the outskirts of a level in the direction of the village of alman, stora, located in the western part of the province whose clashes are also continuing in sara keep located in the eastern part of the implant province. the extended front line has forced the syrian troops to request significant military reinforcements, but most of them are still on the way. another part of the reinforcements has already arrived to the syrian troops for trying to cope with this sudden attack and prepare for a possible counter offensive. at the moment, the fighting continues with varying success. the syrian armies attempts to stop militants attacks towards the city of a level have become the focus of the violent classes taking place on the outskirts . this in turn, has led to a mass exodus of people and the evacuation of residents from houses in the cities outskirts, which are likely to soon become the scene of violent fighting. it should also be noted that

community school, life academy and united for success academy, and encompass academy with acorn woodland elementary. the school district is set to vote on the mergers on december 11th. >> san jose police are looking for a driver in a hit and run crash that left a woman with major injuries. police released surveillance video here of the accident that happened on october 18th. you can see the victim on the left crossing north 11th street in the crosswalk at east julian when she was hit by a small black suv. the driver fled the scene today. san jose police said the victim is recovering. >> this is a traumatizing incident and what she went through. she needs to receive justice. so we need help from the public to figure out who the driver is. the driver fled the scene in what is described to be a roughly 2013 to 2019 ford escape type suv, or something similar. a black model suv type vehicle. >> anyone with information is asked to contact san jose police. >> pedestrian safety advocates in san francisco say they want to make sure the city pays attention to what they call a public health crisis.

durante esta noche. 45 ya en la zona de woodlands y davis. así que bastante fría en esa región.hía va a estar bastante fría. no olvide ponerse un buen abrigo y ya se acerca el feriado de acción de gracias y si tiene pronosticado viajar así estarán las condiciones. en algunas ciudades, las vegas con 61 grados durante la noche y algunas lluvias son posibles en esa ciudad. la zona de nueva york con una con una noche despejada y temperaturas en los 53 grados y la región de phoenix con unos 75 el día de acción de gracias este jueves. este va a ser el panorama en nuestras regiones más tranquilo. no tendremos tanta lluvia, mayormente soleado y esas temperaturas en los 60 grados. así que finalmente vamos a ver un respiro completo en la lluvia y condiciones mucho más agradables a largo plazo, pues se retira ese sistema y lo que predominará entonces serían condiciones mayormente secas durante toda esta semana, incluido el próximo fin de semana. así que ya vamos a tener entonces un verdadero descanso en cuanto a esas lluvias y así estará en los próximos 3 días en la ciudad de sausalito, co

yesterday he was arrested near some woodland in conwy in north wales, a surreal end to more than twol san diego was 25 years old when he allegedly carried out two bomb attacks in california, the first double at a technology company with two devices designed to go off on our part. the second was a bomb wrapped in nails that are nutritional products company. a group calling itself revolutionary cell claimed responsibility and soon afterwards, he disappeared. in the wanted poster he was described as a committed vegan with ties to animal—rights exclude —— not extremists. today he appeared at westminster magistrates' court as part of the process of extraditing him back to the united states. daniel sandford, many thanks. a woman who kept her baby daughter hidden in a drawer for the first three years of her life has been jailed for extreme neglect. chester crown court heard the child was fed milky weetabix through a syringe. the girl, who prosecutors said had "never known daylight or fresh air", was only discovered when a visitor to their house in cheshire heard her crying. the mother was j

i'm christine woodland. there's just one day to go until the us presidential election with polls showing it's averse to close to coal, both comma harris for the democrats and donald trump for the republicans, while making a final push across the key battleground states. harris made her closing page on a sunday, ronnie, in the swing state of michigan, she'll spend monday in pennsylvania and will hold a late night. randy they? what's the neighbor cheese, including oprah winfrey trunk, being well ended sunday nights with a rally in georgia having already visited, pennsylvania and north carolina. earlier in the day, he will be back in north carolina on monday, before heading to 2 more swing states. tens of millions of us. but it does have cost any benefits in an election which is shaping up to be extremely close, both in battle ground states and at the national level. on the eve of election day, millions of americans have already made the presidential pick. people in ohio queued for hours on sunday, determined t

visitar nuestra página de internet telemundo48.com para encontrar otros lugares como por ejemplo woodlandr. recuerde que si en años anteriores ha experimentado inundaciones, es mejor que ahora también esté preparado. en otro informe, la fiscalía del condado santa clara busca a un depredador sexual en serie de mountain view. las autoridades aseguran que ultrajó a más de una docena de víctimas, quienes, según los investigadores, se encontraban inconscientes al momento de la agresión. yomara lópez nos acompaña en vivo desde la fiscalía del condado santa clara yomara. hace un par de minutos tú hablaste con representantes de esta entidad. cuéntanos qué te dijeron. buenas tardes. así es. bueno, ahora este sospechoso está siendo considerado como un fugitivo. y usted está viendo su imagen en pantalla. Él se llama franklin. enrique arzeno horla, de 34 años de edad. y según la fiscalía, este hombre podría estar detrás de cerca de 20. escuche bien. 20 tipos de agresión sexual contra hombres. las autoridades dicen que este sospechoso los abusaba cuando estaban inconscientes. y también intoxicados. y

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american weapons and the american palms not efficient compared to the russian, all the chinese or the woodlands impact perspective for the much of a few things. then you'll see a record of whether a via you want or by our side. it's just 25 because the hot or tennessee alternatives are more impressive than the ultimate in reference to my coupon. what's important is this is have a ques, rasa, all posing a new, clear thread. i gave that countries. but now the top need to visual admitting that is most is mutes that have prevented an escalation of the confident. what are your thoughts on that? i think a nuclear weapons have always been a deterrence. however, this is the age of proxy wars, and the united states has always sought not to be directly involved because frankly, it knows it will lose a war. they have lost in the iraq at last in afghanistan. and to put boots on the ground against russia, which has a, an incredible um military plus it has nuclear weapons. i think the sum of all of that made made it such that they want us to work more through their proxies to contain russia. but not necessar

it said by you provided is that it was all kinds of woodland and gamble bombs. and the or so providing is that it was money i'm providing is a or so with the money instead of by seeing and how divide you go through the i c, j a i c, c and oscar to also to go to the, the americans and to go to, you know, the american leaders have to be also try it. and in the same way because they were complicit in this war and they weren't pop nice. and this was so because of that, the americans are free. if that happens to is the way it might also be a bad for them later on. if someone tried to go to the i, c, c and a 5 accord a fire case against the united states as a company said in this war. and in this genocide i'm water crimes i thought today as a mock by a series of protests across the globe. here's a recap of the highlights. it is well hundreds gathered outside government buildings in several positive tel aviv showing slogans. is tiring portraits of hostages as well as black haunts against benjamin netanyahu. des moines in case immediate resignation. a separate valley wi

también se consolidaría la escuela primaria esperanza con korematsu y en compass academy con acorn woodland avenida segunda. o se puede unir de forma virtual en oakland pilar niño noticiero telemundo 48. y vamos ahora con la controversia en el condado san mateo luego de que 2 supervisores pidieron formalmente la renuncia del alguacil. cristina corpus. y esto se da luego de conocerse los resultados de una investigación donde estarían señalando a la alguacil de abuso de poder, intimidación, racismo y esto es, entre otras cosas, nathalie vera ha estado siguiendo la historia de lo sucedido. pues cuéntanos, nathalie. esta noche, el alguacil cristina corpus se defendió de los resultados de una investigación en donde se le señala de tomar represalias contra el personal. son mentiras. son feo. más temprano, los supervisores del condado noelia corzo y roy muller presentaron el reporte delineando las acusaciones contra corpus. el resultado de una investigación independiente de 6 meses en donde la jueza la doris cordel, quien realizó el informe, pide que corpus renuncie a su cargo. legged use of racia

life academy and united for success academy and encompass academy, which shares a campus with acorn woodland elementary. this proposal will be voted on by the board at a meeting on december 11th. oakland unified is considering a school closure, as well as hiring freezes and layoffs, as the district deals with a looming $95 million budget deficit. governor newsom is extending the chp enforcement surge in oakland. it's been underway since february and was set to end this week, but will now continue until the end of the year. newsom says it's necessary to maintain public safety following tuesday's election, but the plan is not without criticism. >> the chp has a terrible record in terms of being racially biased. people of color, voters of color are more likely to be stopped, and when they are stopped, they're more likely to be assaulted. >> i don't know if chp has to be the answer, but at a moment when oakland pd is performing so poorly, it leaves the governor with not that many choices. >> newsom says officers are making progress against crime in the east bay. the chp says officers have arrest

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senior researcher and euro woodland tick security and senior lecturer at the university of sydney.ry much indeed. later today, we speak with the france european affairs minister on this topic. benjamin had dog. how donald trump selection could affect the continents relations with the u.s.. that is an interview worth tuning in for. coming up, investors rethinking some of their trump trades as they weigh the economic agenda. the latest on the market reaction from rbc wealth management. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back. happy friday. investors are tapering their enthusiasm as they question whether donald trump will be able to push through his ambitious tariff proposals. the dollar treasury yields have reversed much of their postelection surge. fresh records on u.s. stocks yesterday. if they get the house pushing through things like tax policies will not be an issue. tariffs are at the behest of the president anyway. let's bring in the rbc wealth management investment strategy had for u.k. and asia with a view on how these markets are repositioning against and around

academy and united for success academy and encompass academy, which shares a campus with acorn, woodland elementary. the proposal will be voted on by the board at a meeting on december 11th. oakland unified is also considering school closures, as well as hiring freezes and layoffs, as the district deals with a looming $95 million budget deficit. good evening. i'm karina nova and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. that news from oakland comes during a time of uncertainty across california and the country. based on what donald trump said about public education before being reelected president. >> abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains how state leaders are trying to preserve a quality education for all, as all candidates do. >> president elect donald trump made many promises throughout his campaign, including i want to close up the department of education, move education back to the states. now that he's been reelected, trump may try to put this into action. but california state superintendent tony thurmond and other leaders are not waiting to protect the students.

rebecca rose woodland joins us now. now, they haven't, rebecca -- welcome, by the way.y've said we'll let you make a petition to dismiss president trump. why should they dismiss, in your view? >> okay, so that's a great question. the next step is the motion to dismiss made by the president's team saying this case is no longer valid, the supreme court came down with a ruling that renders all your evidence that alvin bragg brought up during this trial, evidence, facts and all this nonsense law, renders it useless. alvin bragg could not used this -- use this during trial, so there is no case now. the the understood lying basis of the case -- underlying basises of the case doesn't exist. brian: the judge has a said we'll let you make that case, but he doesn't have to rule. he's got no timeline on that. and, in fact, interestingly, what he's done is said we're going to postpone all of the sentencing indefinitely. now the trump team calls this a decisive win, but i've got to ask you, to to me, that sounds like the judge can put this on the shelf and then come back to to it an

school life academy to be merged with united for success academy and encompass academy with acorn woodlandmentary. this merger proposal will be voted on at the december 11th school board meeting 738. >> let's get out the door for school work and all those things. sal, what are you watching traffic wise? >> well, you know gasia and dave, it's slightly better today than it was yesterday. that's good. yesterday we had issues with bart, and then we had just a bunch of crashes. today it's more of a normal ish commute. except for. is it? except right there. there was a stalled truck right here where i put the arrow. that's gone now, but it was there for a couple of hours, and it really did make it slower on 680 out of pleasanton and on vallecitos road, heading away from livermore and heading west toward the sunol grade. if you wait around a little bit, i think it will get better because just, you know, people are getting through and then if you have a little flexibility, you could wait and make it better. this is a look at the bay bridge backed up to the maze. again, not wet conditions really he

academy and united for success academy and encompass academy, which also shares a campus with acorn woodlandntary. the proposal will be voted on by the board at a meeting on december 11th. oakland unified is considering school closures as well as hiring freezes and layoffs. the district is dealing with a looming $95 million budget deficit. governor gavin newsom is extending the chp enforcement surge in oakland. it's been underway since february, and was set to end this week, but will now continue until the end of the year. newsom says it's necessary to maintain public safety following tuesday's election, but the plan is not without criticism. >> the chp has a terrible record in terms of being racially biased. people of color voters of color are more likely to be stopped, and when they are stopped, they're more likely to be assaulted. i don't know if chp has to be the answer, but at a moment when oakland pd is performing so poorly, it leaves the governor with not that many choices. >> newsom says officers are making progress against crime in the east bay. chp says officers have arrested nearl

academy and united for success academy and encompass academy, which shares a campus with acorn, woodland elementary. now the proposal will be voted on by the board at a meeting on december 11th. oakland unified is considering school closures as well as hiring freezes and layoffs. the district is dealing with a looming $95 million budget deficit. governor gavin newsom is extending the chp enforcement surge in oakland. it's been underway since february and was set to end this week, but will now continue until the end of the year. newsom says it's necessary to maintain public safety following tuesday's election, but the plan is not without criticism. >> the chp has a terrible record in terms of being racially biased. people of color, voters of color are more likely to be stopped, and when they are stopped, they're more likely to be assaulted. >> i don't know if chp has to be the answer, but at a moment when oakland pd is performing so poorly, it leaves the governor with not that many choices. >> newsom says officers are making progress against crime. chp says officers have arrested nearly 1

but there is kind of just this general sense of among native people i think particularly eastern woodland people that again, this geopolitical is is changing. we need to figure out a different way to deal with this changing situation rather than maybe we to to overcome some of these differences that we've had with each other, because our options for for training partnerships and alliances are dwindling. right. as all these competing powers are moving or kind of being pushed the continent, then maybe it's it might be better for us to try to together against a common enemy is a general trend that's kind of going on at the time. but it's unique in the south because it's the first time again because it just wasn't that long that these people were. yes. not friends at all or go for it were the natives since the pan indian alliance or were they making treaties with each other or like there's lot of fine lines and lines you map the bedroom so much. so where are they making those treaties? the same that i'm sure. so they wouldn't have been writing treaties necessary. we do have some recorded thin

lamont then apparently did the same thing in the kent woodlands neighborhood and still rouly $10,000its. take a look at this video behind me here of a recent demonstration from last week. those workers walked off the job more than 2 months ago. kron four's lindsey ford has the latest. >> hotel employees on strike say that with the pay they're getting now it's not cutting it. they're struggling to pay for essentials like gas rent and groceries. >> let's try work fighting for our benefit. hotel workers chanting on the megaphone they want major hotels like san francisco hilton agree to a proposal. their union road detailing higher wages for hotel workers and better health benefits. long as they signed the contract, ready to fight selma. an employee at san francisco hilton is a single mother of 4. she says the wages at hilton aren't cutting. is so hard people to afford, especially when you have family. >> and they we we are asking a big race couple dollars along with selma. norma brambila has worked at hilton for 9 years. she says she's striking because ever since the pandemic. >> her wo

international community school life academy and united for success academy and in compass academy and acorn, woodland elementary, the board of education will be voting on this december. 11th. >> still ahead here on kron, 4 news at 4, president biden and vice president kamala harris honor the men and women who have served our country on veterans day. plus, president elect trump is naming. >> members to his new administration have he is building his cabinet and what comes next? we have a live report from dc. and votes are still being counted. but oakland's mayor and alameda county's district attorney, it appears have both been recalled. >> we'll see what happens next >> in honor of veterans day, president biden participated in a wreath-laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery earlier this afternoon. he then delivered his final speech to the nation's veterans kron four's washington correspondent raquel martin has the story. >> this the last time i will stand here at arlington as commander-in-chief. this veterans day, president joe biden delivers a message of unity in gratitude. >> to the men and w

life academy and united for success academy and encompass academy, which shares a campus with acorn woodlandlementary. now the proposal will be voted on by the board at a meeting on december 11th. oakland unified is considering school closures as well as hiring freezes and layoffs. the district is dealing with a looming $95 million budget deficit. governor gavin newsom is extending the chp enforcement surge in oakland. it's been underway since february and was set to end this week, but will now continue until the end of the year. newsom says it's necessary to maintain public safety following tuesday's election, but the plan is not without criticism. >> the chp has a terrible record in terms of being racially biased people of color, voters of color are more likely to be stopped, and when they are stopped, they're more likely to be assaulted. >> i don't know if chp has to be the answer, but at a moment when oakland pd is performing so poorly, it leaves the governor with not that many choices. >> newsom says officers are making progress against crime in the east bay. chp says officers have arre

let's bring in new york based trial attorney rebecca rose woodland.tonished that he decided to go with the judge and not at least try to win over one member of the jury. why did he do that? >> that is such a good point. i was saying what is going on here? but, in my mind, i thought well, he must know there's no shot for him. there is overwhelming evidence of d.n.a. of video footage on the scene, and to me it looks like he is just going to take what the judge orders and i cannot imagine anything but a guilty on all counts life in prison verdict. >> lawrence: i know criminal defense attorneys get crafty, but the idea that the judge was going to throw out the d.n.a. as well as the cell phone data that proved that he was there. i mean, that was a hell mary of all hell maries, right? >> really. i'm not sure that this is the defense attorney's tactic. this is something that eye bar remarks the defendant, has to agree to. so, he has to agree, if i go to a judge only, no jury. i agree on the record that i know that repercussions of that, and he did. so, his d

woodland elementary, the part about education is going to take a vote that next month. voters in alameda county have approved the recall of district attorney pamela price. and now the board of supervisors. we'll begin the search for her replacement kron. four's will tran is an alameda county with the latest. and the board of supervisors. they probably will tackle this issue come january. they cannot start now even though it's all but official that pam up race is no longer the district attorney. >> of alameda county reason why they cannot start is because votes still being counted. and once it's all done, then they can start looking for her replacement, which probably we'll be in that position, at least 18 months. pamela price was trying to stay in office, but ultimately the voters of alameda county decided overwhelmingly that they did not want her to prosecute criminals in this particular county. they believe that she was soft on crime. they started the recall effort 10 months ago. pamela price actually started her campaign saying that she did not want to overcharge cri

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the suspuct then did the same thing in can't woodlands neighborhood. still roughly $10,000 worth of jewelry checks. the suspect is being held on a $400,000 bail. >> mccullough bay area once again because it is rainy in the north today. we will have complete team coverage of weather coming up right after the commcial break. >> and we are looking at a still active morning. make sure you are taking that time as you're getting outside this morning. showers are mostly light to moderate right now. but roadways are wct and >> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. a top story this morning is the storm we already started yesterday preparing in prepping and now we're just hunkering down morning, john. yeah, yesterday was the for the north bay, but that's not going to stop for a north bay neighbors today. we do see a little bit of a loafer, a few spots anyways as the atmospheric river transitions a bit further northward. this is where we're at sfo right now with a nice glisten out there as we've seen some morning showers so far, we do have flood al

. >> this woman and her family members came to pacifica from woodland. >> sister in law and i came to that building right there. and a big wave hit her, drenched her. >> i wasn't anticipating that. >> no, not at all. she said it almost knocked her over. look at this. >> visitors came from other parts of the bay area, too. like these folks from san francisco. what do you make of the wind? >> it's pretty powerful and kind of exhilarating to experience. a little scary, but i don't know. it's kind of cool to be here. >> still, even with those visitors, locals say the weather has definitely kept most people away. >> there's hardly anybody here. i mean, on a normal day like today, you know, it would be there would be at least 20 people here, 30, 40, you know, people on the pier, you know, street vendors trying to sell, you know, art and so on. but, you know, so it's pretty crazy. >> city of pacifica's public works department tells me that they've been preparing for this storm for a while now. crews worked overtime to finish one last critical project before this high wind and high surf. this

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then apparently was the same man did the same thing at an open house in the can woodlands neighborhood,000 worth of jewelry anchecks in that case, they caught him and now he's being held on $400,000 bail on the east bay richmond. police breaking up a car theft ring after a tip. all the lead to a high speed pursuit early wednesday morning police were called to the field. crest drive and witnesses and for group of individuals of an inning, 2 cars and flynn and another. the suspects returned with 2 more cars. officers suspected something was a law and they decided to wait. the suspects came back a 3rd time dropped off 2 more stolen cars as they sped off. officers gave chase catching 2 suspects after they build out try to flee on foot. police say 5 stolen cars recover before the owners even knew they were gone. police say that investigation is still ongoing. it's 8.26. and we are tracking the storm for you here. day 2. >> it's already delivered a powerful punch to the north bay. and right now it is spreading. we're going to have spreading. we're going to have more on your neighborhood [din

. >> this woman and her family members came to pacifica from woodland. >> sister in law and i came to hit her, drenched her. >> wasn't anticipating that. >> no, not at all. she said it almost knocked her over. look at this. >> visitors came from other parts of the bay area, too. like these folks from san francisco. what do you make of the wind? >> it's pretty powerful and kind of exhilarating to experience. a little scary, but i don't know. it's kind of cool to be here. >> still, even with those visitors, locals say the weather has definitely kept most people away. >> there's hardly anybody here. i mean, on a normal day like today, you know, it would be there would be at least 20 people here or 30 or 40. you know, people on the pier, you know, street vendors trying to sell, you know, art and so on. but, you know, so it's pretty crazy. >> city of pacifica's public works department tells me that they've been preparing for this storm for a while now. crews worked overtime to finish one last critical project before this high wind and high surf. this area on beach boulevard was closed afte

and then apparently did the same kind of thing at an open house in the can woodlands neighborhood madoff there with about $10,000 worth of jewelry and checks. they arrested he's being held on 500 sorry, $400,000. bail. 10. 26. and back to our storm coverage. we've got team coverage of now the second day of the big rains hitting the bay area really hammering bay area really hammering santa rosa right now inez, let me ask you, you're using head & shoulders, right? only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, otherwise the flakes will come back. he's right, you know. is that tiny troy? the ingredients in head & shoulders keep the microbes that cause flakes at bay. microbes, really? they're always on your scalp... but good news, there's no itchiness, dryness or flakes down here. i love tiny troy. and his tiny gorgeous hair. make every wash count! and for stubborn dandruff, try head & shoulders clinical strength. [office noises] ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪♪ ♪ que rico, i like it like that ♪ ♪♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ >> dan choi, 9 right now an

international community life academy with united for success academy, and encompass academy with acorn woodland. it would affect about 3300 students. usd has a projected $79 million budget shortfall for this year. the gap next year nearly $95 million. we have to understand this is up to us now. >> there's no invisible hand telling us what to do. and there's not going to be one that comes and saves us if we get it wrong. >> the san francisco chronicle reports that this merger plan, though, would only save about $3 million. it's not clear what other cuts the district will have to make to balance its budget, but in a presentation last night, district leaders brought up the idea of using vacant school buildings to generate revenue. >> we need to decrease our spending, which means decreases in staffing and non-labor expenditures to both central and school sites re-envision our footprint and consider how we may leverage our real estate assets to generate revenue. >> we absolutely support using vacant properties to develop low income and below market rate housing for teachers and families. this create

woodland elementary school, the board of education will take a vote after this meeting on wednesday next month. voters in alameda county have approved the recall of district attorney pamela price. and now the board of supervisors will begin a search for her replacement kron. four's will tran is in alameda county with the next steps. the board of supervisors they probably will tackle this issue come january. they cannot start now even though it's all but official that come up, race is no longer the district attorney. >> of alameda county reason why they cannot start is because votes still being counted. and once it's all then they can start looking for her replacement, which probably we'll be in that position, at least 18 months. pamela price was trying to stay in office, but ultimately the voters of alameda county decided overwhelmingly that they did not want her to prosecute criminals in this particular county. they believe that she was soft on crime. they started the recall effort 10 months ago. pamela price actually started her campaign saying that she did not want to overcharge crimi

look around stole about $15,000 worth of jewelry and then they say he did the same thing in the can woodlandsd and made off with about $10,000 worth of jewelry and checks from there. he's been arrested and is being held now on $400,000. bail. amazon founder jeff bezos has donated 2 and a half million dollars to homeward bound of marin. that's the county's homeless shelter. this announcement just came yesterday as bezos talked about his bezos day, one families fund. that money is going to bolster services at the shelter, expand supportive housing and help families that are looking for employment last year. the shelter served 245 parents and children. and they got 81% of those families transition into permanent housing. the goal is to ensure that no child sleeps outside. still ahead, the robber morning news. what roads and causing rain. they get dangerous. >> drivers across reporter was in the car with the chp officer as they responded to several and we're gonna be tracking a major storm that continues to the bay area today. meteorologist john ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no pl

that was an open house in kent woodlands, neighborhood. in that case, you got about $10,000 worth of jewelry and checks. he's being held right now on $4,000. bail. amazon founder jeff bezos has just donated 2 and a half million dollars. 2 homeward bound of marin. that's the county's homeless shelter. this is just announced by bezos yesterday. he he was talking as bezos day one families fund and that money is going to use to bolster services at the shelter, expand housing and help families that are seeking employment last year. the shelter served 245 families and they got 81% of them transition into permanent housing. the goal is to ensure that no child sleeps outside in san francisco. riders soon have to pay a little more money to take a trip to the city agency announcing a $0.25 increase for single riders using a clipper card. the decent increase, four-day pass $0.10 increase for seniors. people that have disabilities. he changes are going to start january 1st. says that they are trying make changes to help offset rising cost are still in