. >> reporter: those answer we got we took bottles and cans to the safeway in san francisco in january 2020 to get back our nickels and dimes. >> we do not do recycling. >> reporter: our undercover investigation revealed many retailerstoredeem. even though under california law, they are required to. >> some bottles and cans. >> we do not have a place. >> reporter: during the pandemic, they got a break. late last year on they lifted the monitory him we still have problems. the only other option for bay area residents is to wait in long lines at one of the few remaining recycling centers. >> is it worth it to you to drive 11 miles in traffic? >> not really because i do it because sometimes you need that little bit of money for gas or for whatever is coming up. >> we visionaries in 1985. o be we have amendethitit has lost i course. i cannot put another bandit on this. >> reporter: this year he is introduced sb 38, which takes the program away from the state and puts it in the hands of the industry. >> the bottom line is that californians do not have a convenient, easy way to recycle their

pleasanton is teaming up with safeway and giving out pfizer shots at the senior center. it's by appointment for anyone over the age of 12, or you can find another spot. just head over to nbcbayarea.com to start planning now. >>> there is a push in sacramento to end distance learning for california's students and soon. state assemblymen of san francisco is pushing to end a waiver that allows for at-home learning. in a normal year schools get state funding for attendance but the districts, they were actually given a pass at the start of the pandemic. the team is calling for that to end next month saying the distance learning hasn't worked for all students. >>> there's good news if your travel includes europe. americans who are fully vaccinated no longer have to quarantine or be tested for covid when they are visiting the european union. the ambassadors came to that assess president and agreed to that. leaders of eu counties in countries there are expected to approve it tomorrow. it's not clear when tourists will be allowed to travel but it will happen soon. the eu is also

at albertson's and safeway, you get 10% off your groceries. at target or cvs, get five dollars off any purchase. show your vaccination card at the vitamin shoppe and you get a free snack. there may be not as healthy options like beer and doughnuts. fortunately nfl, nascar, mlb, major league soccer are joining the effort by offering giveaways, stadium vaccination programs and discount. -- and discounts on merchandise. yesterday, we announced significant investments that will expand vaccination education efforts. this includes 250 million dollars in funding for community-based organizations to help them conduct outreach, more than $130 million for community effort based organizations to support vaccine education efforts in underserved communities, and nearly $250 million in funding to help states and jurisdictions power vaccination efforts in their own communities. the bottom line is getting to our next role -- next goal is a commitment to many things, our ability to talk one another, our ability to listen to one another. we have to be patient a

but the safeway world championship pumpkin weigh-off that will go on as scheduled. that's happening monday. october 11th. in the north bay. the sausalito art festival has been canceled. organizers say it's because of a problem in relocating a growing homeless encampment in the city. kron four's. noelle bellow has more on the problem. >> we just can't wait around and see if we'll have a park or not. >> this labor day would have marked the 68th year of the sausalito art festival. but the event that usually draws thousands to the city's marine ship park is now canceled. organizers say it's because of a new homeless encampment. this city east to figure out a viable solution for the >> you know, that's that's number one. back in december, one man set up a tent in dunphy park. and over the last 6 months, many more have moved in the city council is trying to relocate the encampment from its current a very central location to the less visible moran ship park just down the way, but a u.s. district court judge needs to sign off on the move. first this can't continue to play w

boy says he was racially profiled, but a surprise twist, what a safeway executive told the crowd. s harvey milk day. we'll show you the celebrations in the city. >> first, a huge re-opening in the south bay. great america back open for families for the first time in more than a year. >>> we begin with breaking news tonight. this video just into the newsroom showing the aftermath of a fire in windsor. this is when it was going full tilt. one home, several cars caught fire earlier today. the fire started about 1:00 this afternoon, the west side of highway 101 and it certainly impacted traffic. chp had to shut the southbound lanes for a little more than an hour. the fire burned about five acres and the crews said they have a handle on it now. here's a look at san rafael, and you can see the trees in the distance swaying in the wind. you can also see a lot of the dry, brown hills behind them. for more on the conditions, let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda. >> it's the wind and the humidity and you saw the fire, and the milk fire in

whoever thought we would be in a place where we would have to give out guidelines on safeway �*s two hug. it is all on our website. including more information on what we touched on earlier, that being the news that one of the, well, the biggest fuel pipeline in the united states has been the target of a cyber attack. the colonial pipeline carries two and a half million gallons a day so it is totally not off—line at the moment by a criminal gang. this happened on friday and the authorities are still working to restore the services. an emergency status has been declared and this allows fuel to be transported by road. it has impacted the price of oil on financial markets. 0iland price of oil on financial markets. oil and gas prices are higher which was expected so we will be looking at this in detail when our —— in our business coverage. i will be getting analysis on what impact this could have the longer it takes to restore the pipeline. and also this threat of cyber attacks on such strategic parts of an economy such as the world's biggest when it comes to getting fuel to parts o

. >>> a giant tree fell near safeway in san francisco. check this out. they say that one person actually had to call no word if they were seriously hurt. and san jose parts of coyote creek are clean again thanks to a group of volunteers. they cleaned up debris left by illegal dumping. the homeless encampment where the committee organized the event. it provides debris from flowing into the bay and endangering wildlife. stomach trying to hang onto the first in the west facing the game to padres. it was sizzling hot in houston. wasn't enough for the warriors to get a much-needed victory? sports is coming up. >>> the warriors are trying to hang on but suffered two tough losses. last night they tried to rebound. this is where he injured his tailbone. but then, he hits the three. to give them a lead. not his only celebration. this gives them a lead. then, he pulls up in transition and hits deep to give them daily. he scores in the third. golden state outscored the rockets in the quarter. dancing on the bench as the warriors when 113 to 87. >> one of the most r

enter the summer, all of the usual concerns about how can we occupy our kids time and a valuable and safeway come to the fore, and promote families, only taking in person summer camps is not an option because of costs or availability. so we are seeing this consistent demand, and the new normal is not going to be the same as the old normal as people have learned to adapt the habits in the wake of the pandemic. emily: let's talk about the new normal because you say that traditional school as they have been operating for the last couple of centuries are missing the mark on creativity and that the future of learning should be blended in person and online and off-line. talk to us about what you mean by that? amir: i believe that the future of education will be hybrid. it will be a combination of online resources with traditional in person learning, and hybrid with the combination of core curriculum with enrichments and supplemental activities. one challenge is carving out the time and the budget to really offer extensive enrichment classes, and one of the opportunities that online learning presen

that was safeway's position. now this is back to my opinion. while evidence has shown tough on crime policies don't work in california, california voters continue to want greater investment in rehabilitation services. community members also want to see individuals held accountable that engage in this type of activity. i recognized and supported prop 47 and prop 50. i view these as bills that dismantled our draconian measures that disproportionately affected certain communities. as we move into the second decade of criminal justice reform rehabilitation, i believe we as a city will have to make some tweaks in our policy that hold people accountable for our actions while seeking to compel individuals to address their underlying problems that cause individuals to commit crimes. as you know, this is -- this has been out of control. people are scared to go into these stores -- seniors, people with disabilities, children -- and it's just happening brazenly, and we can't just as a city throw up our hands and say this is okay. we have to come up with s

now officers say that he may have sexually assaulted a 75- year-old woman inside a safeway last week. the news of the assault is putting fremont residents on edge. >> nobody saw it coming. if the streets are not safe, i don't know what else can be. >> i hope the women involved will be okay. >> lomax is facing several charges of sexual assault and elder abuse. investigators are asking anyone who may have been a victim to call police. >>> new pictures out of sonoma county where fire crews tackled the challenging rescue operation. a work truck apparently collided with a sedan head on and both vehicles tumbled down the side of marquis springs road. fire crews rescued three people trapped inside. no word yet on their condition. >>> one weekend it's the red flag warnings, the next weekend it's the big chill. now, there are some shocking facts. >> look at what happened between 330 and 5:00 right between clearlake and ukiah. and this is from about 3:30 until four and 45. but that is what happened, we rat about .25 of an inch of there was actual rain another b this is life in northern mendocin

these issues being resolved and a common agreement to address these issues in a safeway, environmentally. but, also protect critical infrastructure that is input ordinance -- important to both countries. amanda: also important to both countries is getting the border reopen. we have been an agreement so far, leader to leader, that should be close. the u.s. is ahead of canada on the vaccination front. how much pressure will there be on canada to reopen the border to u.s. travel? >> pre-pandemic, 400 thousand people traversed the border every single day. including, at one point, $6 billion every day. and, 128 land ports of entry. it is critically important to the economy of both ontario and western new york, and new york state. to get the border open. the fact of the matter is 40% of americans have been fully vaccinated. if you are fully vaccinated, you pose a low risk of getting covid. if you are vaccinated and you wear a mask, you pose a very low risk of getting covid. those folks in canada and the united states that have been fully vaccinated, that can certify that, should be able to cro

party today, so that guests can maintain social distancing and so that we can gradually reopen in a safeway. >> reporter: so i spoke with the executive chef this morning, there's also some new food items here we are talking politics with some chicken, some ground beef and even some pulled pork. so it is a lot of new things coming here to great america. again it all opens up to appear, be sure you make that reservation online and coming out about 10 or 20 minutes i'm going to get on this thing, so be ready. back to you guys. >> can't wait to see you go down on that roller coaster, justin. we'll see you then. >>> governor newsom getting a $3 million boost, the bay area company helping his fight against the recall push. >> in the market just opened a few minutes ago, let's take a quick check on the big board to see how it is faring on this friday. you can see it is up in >>> welcome back. it is! and 42 on this friday morning. as we head to the afternoon, many of us will see that sunshine and we were starting off our day with plenty of sun, low to mid 60s this afternoon around the bay upper 60s

the airport is teaming up with safeway to provide the shots inside the international terminal starting at ten. >>> on the road to recovery this morning. california nurses are praising the state's decision to hold off on adopting new cdc mask guidelines. the state said that current restrictions will remain in place until at least june 15th. the california nurse's association said that loosening mask mandates right now would put health care workers at risk. >> i won't wear my mask. i have been vaccinated. i feel pretty comfortable. >> i will probably keep mine on just in case. >> difference of opinions when it comes to masks. june 15th the four week period gives california time to prepare for the change. california residents should check with their county for the rules in their region. >>> cvs and target are shifting their mask guidelines. they announced they will no longer require fully vaccinated guests to wear masks. however, people are required to mask up in st arstill in placen. la health officials have ordered trader joe's, wal-mart and other chains could keep their mask rules and

. >> bottles and cans, that was the answer we got when we took bottles and cans to this safeway in san francisco in january of 202020 get back our nickels and dimes. >> recycling. >> we don't do that. >> our undercover investigation revealed many retailers unwilling to redeem, even though under california law they are required to. >> some bottles and cans. >> we don't take them. we don't have a place. >> they got a break-in the pandemic but late last year. >> bottles and cans. >> we still had problems. >> we are not doing that anymore. >> the only other option for bay area resident is to wait in long lines at one of the few remaining recycling centers. >> is it worth it drive the 11 miles >> not really but i do because sometimes we need that little bit of money for gas and whatever. >> it's broken. it needs to be fixed. >> a senator has been trying to fix the bill since he came to sacramento 11 years ago. >> we developed this bill and amended it so many times that it's lost it's course. i can't put another band-aid on it. he is introducing sb38 which takes the program away from the sta

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now it is down to unwinding the restrictions to retract -- to restart travel in a safeway. -- in a safe way. >> most are pretty thing that w we will see a very strong august and september. we think the booking trend over the last six weeks clearly supports that. >> we want to see a best approach, and as long as the vaccination rates are happening across europe, and so long as the infection rates are falling, we very much expect to see or countries added to the green list as those lists are reviewed every three weeks. >> we hope to achieve 50% of 2019. we see interest all around europe and in the united states, so we are cautiously optimistic as we speak. >> we believe that with the data available today, much of europe could go over to that green list. alix: joining us now from gatwick airport is bloomberg's emma chandra, working like 75 hours today. what is the mood there? set the stage. emma: the mood among those ceos you heard is optimistic. they really see this as the first step to getting aviation back on track and back to some kind of normalcy. we are in gatwick airport. there's be

> relatively cheap gas is also available at western states, and go gas and food in oakland, and the safeway fuel station in hercules. aaa expects the car travel in the u.s. next weekend doing increase by more than 50% a year ago with everyone just desperate to get away after the lockdown store can this morning, changes are underway at major intersections in fremont, here's towards improving safety for drivers, bicyclists, and pedestrians from the latest modifications are happening along fremont boulevard at mallory avenue in stevenson boulevard for those two intersections are among the cities busiest, crews are making several changes including construction of a new traffic island, and the bike lanes. >>> poured charged up its model lineup this week with an electric version of the f-150. the automakers of the popular truck aims to be the model t of electric cars, errol barnett takes a ri >> reporter: sharks have been synonymous with american grid. no there but on the future that the best-selling pickup ink like a science project that it needed to look like a truck. >> reporter: her task was

we cannot use our transit system in a safeway. all new yorkers, no matter if you are a cabdriver or person in the back of a limousine, you want a safe city. that is something i know all too well, what an unsafe city can do to the economic environment and the stability of the city. i will make the city a safe place to raise healthy children and families. lisa: before we let you go, this is a delicate issue. the new york times had a story i want to give you a chance to address when they were talking about contributions you have taken from businesses that the city has influence on. you called money the enemy of politics before. you have a response to the story? eric: it is not a delicate issue for me. no issue is delicate because i'm extremely transparent. i'm one of the few elected officials in the country that has a procurement or compliance officer on board with me. this story has been vetted so many times. i was surprised to see it in the new york times on the first page to give the appearance any improprieties took place. we are

. >> reporter: sheppard is the same officer involved in a 2019 shooting outside a midtown safeway where a dog was shot during an arrest but survived. the city paid nearly $100,000 to that dog's owner. in a statement, police chief daniel hahn says, quote, the sacramento police department does not and never will tolerate criminal behavior from our officers. we demand that our officers have the highest end legal ethical standards. he is the second officer to be arrested in just two days. >> another corrupt police. >> reporter: sacramento activist allegra taylor worries given the officers position, if there are other potential victims. >> how many more people that he might have hurt, harmed in his violence. >> sheppard was placed on administrative leave and stripped of peace officer powers. >>> still to come on kpix 5 and dam. why san jose's mayor says the new reservoir comes at too high of a price. >>> a-list stars turning out tonight. americans being urged to help the world fight covid. so you just scored amazing savings at ross? mmm-hmm. on brands that take you from me time... ...to go t

we wouldent out redbox movies from safeway, which was right next door, and hang out. and i could tell her anything. >> narrator: 25-year-old christina taft and her mother, victoria, lived in central paradise. >> i wasn't thinking it was that rious at first, and then in the shower, i started to smell oke. i was definitely panicked. i thought itouldll, like, burn. and i told that to my mom, and she just... she didn't want to listen to that negativity. we weren't really, ly,e, arguing, it was just kind of like i was saying stuff and then packing up everything i could into the car.ar like, it was completely filled in the trunk and the tack seat, and just with the front seat, you know, for my mom. it went on for a hour, kind k. she was just not really packing, she didn't get out of her pajamas, and then she started calling other people to find out what was happening. looking outside, it started getting, you know, traffic and darker. i, you know, i just didn't know what to do. like, it was either i leave or stay and risk my ost life, and i had a life to live. like, i told h

broke this past march when he witnessed a 75-year-old woman who was returning to her vehicle at this safeway get grabbed by on the pavement. the man jumped in to action. >> i just punched through the back window. it was loud enough and kind of scary enough to freak them out. >> multiple suspects were involved, including a minor who was arrested shortly after and charged with robbery, elder abuse, assault, and conspiracy. when i found that the da dropped all charges for that minor in the case, due to lack of dna evidence it outraged our bystander. >> i you approximate myself in a position where i could have lost my life. i would have hopehope justice. >> the victim said give a lot of thieves gloves and let them loose to do whatever they want and enjoy stolen money. i reached out to the d a's office for why the charges were dropped. the director of communications wrote back saying they were prohibit from discussing anything related to a juvenile case and said that it shouldn't be seen as confirming or denying anything about the case status. multiple high level sources confirm the da's office d

when a witness to this 75-year-old woman who was returning to her vehicle at this richmond district safeway, saw her get grabbed by the hair and dragged along the pavement in an attempted daytime carjacking. the man jumped into action. >> i just punched through the back window. it was loud enough and kind of scary enough to freak them out. >> reporter: multiple suspects were involved, including a minor who was arrested shortly after and charged with robbery, elder abuse, aggravated assault and conspiracy. when i found out that the district attorney dropped all charges for the minor due to lack of dna evidence, it outraged the good samaritan. >> i really put myself in a position where i could've lost my life. i would've hoped we could've seen some kind of justice. >> reporter: eight come to the victim herself to provide me this quote saying in part, that is truly pathetic. give a bunch of thieves some gloves and let them loose to do whatever they want and to enjoy stolen money. i reached out to the district attorney's office for an! nation on why the charges were dropped. the director of com

the airport is partnering with safeway pharmacy to provide shots to anybody. 16 and older happens tomorrow from 08:00am to 04:00pm thursday from 10 in the morning to 06:00pm. it is that edwin amalie international terminal between i'll 6, 7, you do need an appointment for this now for central looking at the airport. we're looking at all of that fog. let's take another look at the forecast. lawrence karnow is here. to look in that fog me just gorgeous. sometimes it is creeping on shore right now. >> in many spots right through some of the mountain gaps cease. all right. there in san francisco international airport. the fog beginning to move on shore kind of thin layer out there and it's right down the surface. don't be surprised if you run into some thick fog tomorrow morning right at the surface over skyline boulevard. probably the see it there as well. but that fog is going to fill in overnight tonight into the bay temperatures already feeling the effects of that nice ocean near that sea breeze kicking in really helping to cool you down 16 degrees in the napa valley, 16 degrees cooler in p

the airport is teaming up with safeway to provide the shots starting at ten. >>> though california is planning to reopen on june 15th this morning a bay area city said it's still not safe to host a 4st of of july celebration. it's normally a large weekend event with a parade, a picnic at the park and fireworks. it draws tens of thousands to the community but the city said it lacks a venue to be able to control the crowd size. >> we are a little disappointed. >> represent a situation that remains high risk. i do think it is wise at this stage of the pandemic to think twice about having large 4st of of july gatherings. >> the numbers are improving where it could move in to the orange tier. >>> today marin's board of supervisors will consider declaring a local emergency. official from the two water district also provide the update. both have mandatory conservation but marin is not on the governor's list of counties. a live look at state capitol where a committee will hear from energy experts and the need for long term planning. the oversight hearing will focus on preparedness during a gr

this past march when he witnessed a 75-year-old returning to her vehicle at this richmond district safeway get grabbed by the hair and dragged along the pavement in an attempted carjacking. the man who doesn't want his name used jumped in to action. >> i just punched through the back window. it was loud enough and kind of scary enough to freak them out. >> multiple suspects were involved, including one minor who was arrested shortly after and charged with robbery, elder abuse, assault, and conspiracy. when i found the da dropped all charges for that minor in the case due to lack of dna evidence it outraged our witness. >> i really put myself in a position where i could have lost my life. i would have hoped that we could have seen some kind of justice. >> it also prompted the victim herself to provide me this quote saying in part, that is truly pathetic. give a lot of thieves gloves and let them loose to do whatever they want and to enjoy stolen money. i reached out to the da's office for an why the charges were dropped. i was told they were legally prohibited from discussing anything relat

the district is partnering with safeway pharmacy to provide the shots. more vaccines are in the work at other campuses. each offer a thousand shots as the state is reviewing cdc guidance to ease restrictions on wearing masks. >>> if you're still looking for a place to get your vaccine or at latest on the mask mandate head to nbcbayarea.com. we have the latest information as well as tips and the easiest ways to snag a vaccine appointment. >>> yesterday rallies were held in cities across the nation and here in the bay area to denounce anti asian hate and to promote unity. in oakland a rally drew politicians and a diverse group of community members, speakers included mayors, actor daniel wu, and even california's attorney general who announced the formation of a racial justice bureau in the department of justice this week. >> there's always been hatred against aapi, probably very underreported, so you know, a lot of reasons for being here and showing support. >> after the rally, people blew on whistles, something that could be used to prevent an attack. fro

grimmer boulevard and block out road police then learned a 3rd attack happened earlier this month at the safeway in the hub shopping center. kron four's gayle ong is joining us live from fremont with details from fremont pd. gayle. >> l and and the suspect faces multiple charges of assault elder abuse and battery. >> there's day at 11:00am officers responded near the area of grimmer boulevard and black. how road and fremont a 67 year-old woman was being sexually assaulted in front of the yard of a home. police stopped the assault and arrested the suspect identified as alexander lomax, a homeless man from hayward eorlier thursday morning around 09:47am officers responded to a similar attack near the area

the district is partnering with safeway pharmacy to provide the shots. more vaccines are in the work at other campuses. each offer a thousand shots as the state is reviewing cdc guidance to ease restrictions on wearing masks. >>> a special detail of the oakland police department is back on the streets to track sideshows. they've been tracking a group of about 150 cars that keep driving between hayward and oakland. "today in the bay's" sergio quintana tagged along and shows us. >> reporter: tires squealing, crowds cheering and sometimes fireworks or gun pops. for years the bay area has been home to these late-night or late afternoon street scenes. tonight in oakland, nearly three dozen officers are fanning out across the city to stake out some of the most popular side show spots. for five months the oakland police department did not have funding for the hide show enforcement and had a huge increase in street stunts and even shootings. now they have funding again and this special detail will be in operation every weekend until the end of the year. lieutena

costco, and walmart say they're dropping the mandate for fully vaccinated shoppers while others like safeway say keep those masks on. here is nbc bay area's robert handa. >> reporter: frankly just about everyone we talked to liked the idea but very few of them actually took their masks off while shopping. those who did, seemed to really like it. >> i'm glad to take off my mask. >> reporter: diana was surprised and relieved to hear trader joe's was no longer requiring masks for those fully vaccinated. she kept her mask off as she went shopping, but emphasized she is not an anti-vaxxer. in fact she's been very diligent. >> i'm very healthy. i work out. i watch what i eat. i'm fully vaccinated. so i'm feeling okay with, you know, live and let live. i'm happy to take my mask off at this point. >> reporter: later in the day, costco and walmart also revised their mask mandate. some customers didn't seem surprised that some retailers weren't waiting. >> i believe it is the next step to california saying they're going to drop their mask mandates next month. however, i believe that if you are not vac

everything is booked, however but the district is partnering with safeway pharmacy to provide more shots, more vaccine events are in the works at other campuses. each vaccine clinic will offer about a thousand shots. >> continuing our team coverage, today is the first day after the cdc surprise announcement to end mask mandates for fully vaccinated. chris pollone, a lot of good news for a lot of people. >> yes, soon the nation is going to look a lot different as fully vaccinated people shed those masks. this cdc decision comes the sho. a turning point in the covid-19 pandemic. >> we have all longed for this moment. >> reporter: the cdc with a major change for the 117 million fully vaccinated americans who will no longer need to physically distance or wear a mask outdoors or indoors and perhaps an incentive for the 130 million who qualify to take the shot but haven't yet. >> reporter: president biden called it a great day and urged the 130 million people not yet vaccinated to do so. >> the rule is very simple. get vaccinated or wear a mask until you do. >> reporter: the cdc says masks wil

safeway is also taking kids on a walk-in basis at pharmacies. you can also make appointments online to secure shot. if you get the vaccine is safe way. they're actually they're give you a 10% off coupon for grocery shopping up to $200 for grocery. so that's pretty cool. and then starting tomorrow. this age group can also receive the vaccine at the city college in san francisco on monday. ucsf benioff children's hospital oakland will also start accepting kids as well. you're looking at video from yesterday in the south bay. kids were eager to get that shot in the arm. they want to get it. i haven't talked to a 16 year-old yesterday. she said all my friends, they want to get we can go get back to normal and do the things we love. let's hear now from a couple of 8th graders after they got the shot. >> i'm graduating 8th grade in about a month. and i'm very, very excited to be able to spend graduation. hang up my friends without any way contract the have to worry about getting covid or the caution. i just kind of relax little bit. >> and you know, y

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cancellation, but they are looking forward to the 50th anniversary of the pumpkin festival in 2022 the safeway world championship pumpkin weigh-off will go on as scheduled. that's set to take place on monday. october 11th. up next, how nice they officials are tackling the fire danger created by dead trees near people's homes. >> and then where air bnb is seeing the most people booking reservations in california as we start to come out of the pandemic. and after the break, the floyd family meeting with president biden on the anniversary of george floyd's death by minneapolis police. the push for federal police breaking news just into the kron 4 news room. a grand jury has been convened by manhattan's district attorney to decide if former president trump should be indicted if prosecutors present criminal charges. >> that's according to the washington post now in a report. the post says the panel was recently convened and we'll sit 3 days a week for 6 months. it's likely to several matters not just the trump during its term, the report says that's longer than a traditional new york state grand ju

>> i'm shopping at safeway. two steaks, ground beef and cheese slices $70 right there and again that's not enough for the whole family. or relatives. liz: oh, my gosh, all right well , listen, thank you, i think edward lawrence, get ready to spend a lot more, folks. f 9 lighting up the box office fast and furiously, but will the upcoming open here in the u.s. put the pandemic squarely in the rear view mirror for america's theaters. imax ceo rich gelfond is here in a fox business exclusive, plus his predictions for black widow, suicide squad and i maverick moved from a july 4 debut all the way out to november. we have to wait that long, closing bell ringing in 27 minutes, dow is up 112, right on the screen for the nasdac down just four points but let's call that flat. we're coming right back. the world's first fully autonomous vehicle is almost at the finish line what a ride! i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq-100 like you become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq b

sfo is partnering with safeway to bring the clinic through the airport through thursday. you will need to make an appointment online to get a pfizer shot. the clinic is open to everybody locals, visitors as well as airport employees. >> this is asian-pacific american heritage month. we are focusing on the community all month long. we look into when being considered smart, hard-working and obedient is not a compliment. >> she became the first cambodian american woman ever to earn and phd in 1991. yet, she couldn't apply to many programs and fellowships. >> agents are not considered as an underrepresented minority group in many academic programs. >> only 14% of cambodian americans have an undergraduate college degree. she believes the reality contrasts with the minority myth. >> it is a long-standing method that asians in the u.s. are doing really well economically, educationally, socially. >> matt is a content creator and social worker. for this korean-american, the model minority myth is personal. >> people have always thought of me in a certain way and post certain stere

. >> well, safeway has issued an apology now to the family of that 11 year-old boy who claims he was racially profiled and falsely accused of stealing a sandwich, one that he paid for. this happened last month that the safely in the castro. and this is video of a rally that was held yesterday to support that child. members of the naacp san francisco branch city leaders, community members. they say say police initial explanation of the incident fell flat and the offer of that $25 gift card. to try and make it better. was disrespectful. >> it's going to come that you have say. >> with every single employee and make sure they understand the incident here. how it came across, how it doesn't match our values and get everybody's commitments to better job. >> now safely says the security guard that approach that child and refused to accept the receipt as proof that he paid for. it is no longer working at that store. >> community members in the east. bay came together to call for a stop to violence against asian americans. union city police along with alameda county district attorney's offic

if you get the vaccine at safeway, they will give you a 10% off coupon for your grocery shopping up to $200 of groceries. that's pretty good deal. and then starting tomorrow. this age group can also receive the vaccine at the city college in san francisco on monday. ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland will start accepting kids as well. and so that's a lot of different options. you can choose from. you can see video now in the south bay. a lot of kids were getting their shots right away at the first chance they could. we caught up with some 8th graders after they got that shot in the arm. >> i'm graduating 8th grade in about a month. and i'm very, very excited to be able to spend graduation. hang up my friends without any way contract the have to worry about getting covid or the actor i just kind of relax little bit. >> definitely a sense of relief. i think we all felt it after getting the vaccine. the chief pharmacy executive at ucsf says that there shouldn't be an issue with supply at this time. so all the places we told you about earlier. those places should have plenty of sh

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. >> police have learned a 3rd attack happened earlier this month at the safeway in the hub shopping center kron four's. gayle ong live for us in fremont tonight with details and the latest from fremont pretty upsetting gayle. >> yeah. and the fremont police say that this is quite rare in this city. the suspect is facing multiple charges of assault battery and elder abuse. >> it is scary and concerning for everybody involved. so it does have a big impact and we acknowledge thursday at 11:00am officers responded near the area of grimmer boulevard and black. how road and fremont a 67 year-old woman was being sexually assaulted in front of the yard of a home police stopped the assault and arrested the suspect identified as alexander lomax, a homeless man from hayward earlier thursday morning around 09:47am. >> officers responded to a similar attack near the area fremont boulevard and auto mall parkway in that incident. a 57 year-old woman was punched and pushed to the ground. she says the attacker tried to sexually assault her but was scared off by a bystander. police later discovered a

partnership includes rite aid, albertsons, safeway, cvs, and walmart. last month, they said it's requiring all students, faculty, and staff on campus to be vaccinated. >>> as more people get the shot, scientists are working to answer the question, could getting two doses of a different covid vaccine improve your immune response? more than 100 people in the uk are at trial, getting injected with one dose of the pfizer vaccine, and then 20 days later, with a dose of the astrazeneca vaccine. experts say two different vaccines could expedite distribution and save lives in hard-hit places like india. >> there is absolutely a possibility, and i think quite an exciting possibility that if you combine these two different vaccines, you could broaden that immune response, you can strike and not immune response. >> in the meantime, an emeryville company, gladstone, is already manufacturing is asked vaccine combination, but is still in phase 1 trials. from the largest convention taking place in san francisco this year just canceled. the american college of rheumato

grimmer boulevard and block out road police then learned a 3rd attack happened earlier this month at the safeway in the hub shopping center. kron four's gayle ong is joining us live from fremont with details from fremont pd. gayle. >> l and and the suspect faces multiple charges of assault elder abuse and battery. >> there's day at 11:00am officers responded near the area of grimmer boulevard and black. how road and fremont a 67 year-old woman was being sexually assaulted in front of the yard of a home. police stopped the assault and arrested the suspect identified as alexander lomax, a homeless man from hayward eorlier thursday morning around 09:47am officers responded to a similar attack near the area fremont boulevard and auto mall parkway in that incident. a 57 year-old woman was punched and pushed to the ground. she says the attacker tried to sexually assault her but was scared off by a bystander. police later discovered a 3rd incident on may 5th the 75 year-old woman was at a grocery store in the right now. we have 3 incidents. >> a nature assault type incidents connected to alexander loma

is adversity and allowing people to get outside and enjoying each other's company in a healthy and safeway so i heavily support continued shared spaces and it's critical at this time for small businesses. >> good afternoon, hayden miller. i just wanted to talk about this program briefly and i do support the program. i have used several of the spaces to eat as well as do other activities but i have a few concerns and i just wanted to talk about them here. so hopefully you can consider them before approving the legislation. the first one is the use of the sidewalks. while i fully support using car parking and the road lanes, for these shared spaces, i think having them on the sidewalks is very troubling and it makes the sidewalks very narrow and the legislation is also too cookie cutter in this regard because different areas have very different volumes of pedestrian traffic and what is enough of a sidewalk in one area is not going to be wide enough in others so it needs to be more nuanced or just not allow these on the sidewalks in general and really utilize the roadways above the sidewalk t

commencement, we will have one, we will have it outdoors for the first time because that is the safeway to have in person commencement. i look for to getting back to what we have always done. nobody does commencement like purdue, it takes six or mondays because we believed in honoring every single graduates. i hope we can be back in our magnificent elliott all year -- hall next year. every suit will be on screen, one by one. host: if the board of trustees approves your proposal, this requirement will begin this fall? guest: the certificate will be optional for those already here. i hope most will decide to get it, and one more badge to their transcript. for the entering class and all that, after, they will be expected to take care of this, sometime during their four years. host: more calls for mitch daniels, virginia is next in nebraska. caller: good morning. i might be off course, i graduated high school in 1980. my civics teacher, all he wanted to talk about was nebraska football so i put my head on the desk and took a nap. i do not know if that starts in high school or junior high sc

is adversity and allowing people to get outside and enjoying each other's company in a healthy and safeway so i heavily support continued shared spaces and it's critical at this time for small businesses. >> good afternoon, hayden miller. i just wanted to talk about this program briefly and i do support the program. i have used several of the spaces to eat as well as do other activities but i have a few concerns and i just wanted to talk about them here. so hopefully you can consider them before approving the legislation. the first one is the use of the sidewalks. while i fully support using car parking and the road lanes, for these shared spaces, i think having them on the sidewalks is very troubling and it makes the sidewalks very narrow and the legislation is also too cookie cutter in this regard because different areas have very different volumes of pedestrian traffic and what is enough of a sidewalk in one area is not going to be wide enough in others so it needs to be more nuanced or just not allow these on the sidewalks in general and really utilize the roadways above the sidewalk t

it is my hope the proposal i write will explore safeway for the residents of the baltimore community to come to a place where they can receive treatment to receive additional education that we can provide for them and their families. it is so important i did travel to washington, d.c. to qualify for a clinic appointment so people like me that live in a low-income neighborhood to not have to travel so far so were talking together to find a safe equitable way for us to educate the people baltimore. >> thank you for sharing, doctor, i heard a recent study patients diagnosed with covid-19 down six months after the diagnosis of third were experiencing psychiatric or neurological illness would you speak about the impact of covid-19 on mental illness. >> thank you your muted. >> i should figure this out sooner if you cannot untangle mental health issues, anxiety, depression or physical symptoms and they contribute and this is true to people have neuro- psychiatric labor ready to point to everything. >> when the cause is not known, access of people that have expertise to treat is a big part

what we need is a safeway, not a cannabis store. education center, not another mcd. this will be a bad addition to the neighborhood. please, please vote no to it for the community safety. thank you so much. >> go ahead, caller. >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> okay, my name is sweeney williams. i have been working with brother john and sister gainer for the last 20 plus years. speaking on behalf of almost 50 members from the san francisco south pacific islanders organization. we provide crisis response, services to the community and guarantee and john work in this -- gainer and john's work in this area has saved lives. we support this project fully. leaders that are connected to this project have served the people of san francisco for over 100 years combined. they are dedicated to the communities in the city, and the work they have done has saved countless lives in the community. it is important that this project is passed, the resources that these individuals have always come back to help the community. and please vote yes on -- and welcome to america. the more the be