correspondent jessi tenure joins us live with the latest on the abortion rights debate. good evening, jesse. >> good evening to you as well. grant justine democratic leaders are really just going into this vote already knowing that they don't even have the full support of their 50 members. but they want to get every single senator on the record. >> look no further than the new fencing surrounding the u.s. supreme court to see the impact of the leaked draft opinion that would throw out the landmark roe v wade ruling. the justices have been villain eyes and subjected to violent threats and furious at the conservatives on the supreme court for being so cruel. republican john cornyn and democrat patty murray will vote next week with their senate colleagues on legislation that would protect abortion rights. which side are you on? you can't duck it anymore. the push is all but guaranteed to fail. but senate democratic leader chuck schumer called the vote one of the most important in a century. and michigan senator debbie stabenow now stresses women's lives are at risk when the

jessi tenure brings us those updates. good morning. the president told a crowd here in dc yesterday that even though the investigation continues, the shooter's motive is clear to him. >> racially-motivated active white supremacy in violent extremism. that's how president biden describes the actions of the white 18 year-old accused of shooting y at a new york supermarket located in a predominantly black neighborhood. we must all work together address to hate. there remains a stain. >> on the soul of america is for rent. >> the department of justice is investigating a mass shooting as a hate crime. hate against any one of us. we should interpret it. >> yes, all of us as a nation officials said the gunman live streamed the attack and posted 180 page manifesto online which detail the plot and contained hate speech. this spreads like a virus on cnn state of the union sunday, new york democratic governor kathy hochul called on tech companies to take more responsibility. the second it hits the platform in needs to be taken down. hochul also s

jessi tenure will keep us posted. thank you, jesse. she's live tonight in washington, d.c.. >> more audio recordings have been leaked of house minority leader kevin mccarthy's phone calls following the january 6 capitol riot. >> in the recordings, mccarthy and his 8 are heard discussing unprecedented use of the 25th amendment to the constitution to remove a president. mccarthy question the wisdom of the second impeachment of the former president pushing for a quote, smooth transition between administrations. now to new details emerging about how former president trump wanted to use american military. >> allegedly former defense secretary mark esper. you see him there. he claims trump proposed launching missiles into mexico to combat the drug cartels. it's one of many accounts and that spurs new memoir. trump reportedly said he wanted to, quote, destroy the drug labs in mexico. esper says trump followed up the proposal by saying, quote, no one would know it was us. trump is not publicly commented on esper's claims. >> some good news for

i'm jessi tenure. thank you for that update. jesse. >> the ongoing nationwide shortage of baby formula has been talking about is a huge problem for many families. now, county public health departments in the bay area are also trying to help kron four's terisa stasio has that story. >> teen is reaching out to all of grocery stores that is pretty to ronnie the director of nutrition services for the san francisco department of public health. most babies, morse, healthy babies, little ones can make a move a different formula very easily. ronnie adding, however, that some babies need special formula and that's when to turn to a pediatrician for guidance. she also says that the shortage is particularly challenging for those relying on the special supplemental nutrition program for women, infants and children or wic. currently, she says 60% of babies in the state of california are enrolled in wic. it is a very dynamic and fluid situation. and, you know, things can change rapidly. she is hearing stories of caregivers driving to multiple

i'm jessi tenure. well, the infant formula shortage is causing a great deal of concern for parents as well as guardians here in the bay area. >> it's also raising many issues about what can be done about it. kron four's terisa stasio spoke with a pediatrician and ask what many families are currently worried about. >> and the most important thing to remember is to please not make your own homemade formula. there is very formulation, a doctor. laurie sallie mae is the chief of pediatrics at kaiser permanente, santa rosa medical given members to not dilute the formula. and i know it's hard to not do that when you're running out, your supply can is low but too much water for beaty can be very dangerous. the doctor explaining what not to do during this latest supply chain problem affecting the most vulnerable are all kinds of. >> situations this an event might need can you kind of expand on that? >> yes, so there's lots of different situations that could be that anything premature. you need extra calories o

i'm jessi tenure. >> welcome. mayor libby schaff tweeted about the shooting in buffalo saying and mark a tragic new low and our country shameful history of racism and gun violence. she went on to say, quote. we must stop making these weapons of war accessible to anyone with a credit card, an internet connection. more importantly, we must educate and love each other. in practice radical inclusivity every day until we read our society of its races stain and move toward a more beloved community. now let's head to southern california, orange county authorities say sunday's deadly church shooting was a politically motivated hate crime. well, 68 year-old david cho. he's accused of killing one person and wounding 5 others inside the geneva presbyterian church in laguna woods in orange county. the victims are all asian americans. cho is a chinese immigrant who lives in las vegas. well, investigators believe he was upset about political tensions between china in taiwan. he was not a fully with the church. cho drove to oran

., correspondent jessi tenure joins us live with the latest on the abortion rights debate. and it just intensifies, doesn't it? jesse? >> exactly right. that evening permit pam and ken, by the day, really, it just keeps intensifying and democratic leaders know even before having this vote that they don't have the full support from all 50 of their members. but they want to make sure that every single senator is on the record here. >> look no further than the new fencing surrounding the u.s. supreme court to see the impact of the leaked draft opinion that would throw out the landmark roe v wade ruling. the justices have been villain eyes and subjected to violent threats and furious at the conservatives on the supreme court for being so cruel. republican john cornyn and democrat patty murray will vote ext week with their senate colleagues on legislation that would protect abortion rights. which side are you on? you can't duck it anymore. the push is all but guaranteed to fail. but senate democratic leader chuck schumer called the vote one of the most important in a century. an

washington correspondent jessi tenure has that story for us. >> makes everything more expensive. everything takes longer. the semiconductor chip shortage hit kansas. congresswoman sharice davids district hard. she says the general motors plant sat idle for months while medical and battery manufacturers also struggled. you can do your work if you don't have the chips. david's in more than 100 of her colleagues in congress started merging the house and senate bill thursday. that includes 52 billion dollars in subsidies to bring chip manufacturing to the u.s.. it really is one of the top priorities, but other sticking points remain controversial international climate slush funds. >> anti competitive pro union mandates and skewed trade provisions. texas congressman randy weber, bling speaker nancy pelosi for making the house's bill more partisan than the senates by and large. it is bipartisan. we do have some differences which we will. >> reconcile. the 2 bills remain far apart on trade related issues in supply chain security. the mississippi senator roger wicker says they should be

those folks are getting the help they need. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >> now even though the shooting in buffalo happened thousands of miles away people right here in the bay area are also feeling the impacts from pours. amanda was talking with community members today about the shooting and how we can prevent these things from happening in the future. >> people i spoke to agree that the shooting in buffalo was a horrific event and that this incident fits into a broader pattern of extremist behavior that could threaten every community here goes again. >> sad is. that was the president of the santas co branch of the naacp, amos browns reaction when he first heard about the shooting in buffalo. police say they have 100 page document that they believe was written by the shooter. it says his goal was to kill as many black people as possible. don't question it was racially motivated. >> this young man. very much conscious of what he was doing. and brown says black people are experiencing racial hate like this right here in the bay area as full. >> but all violence, it's not physica

i'm jessi tenure. supply chain issues are now extending to baby formula mean leaving many parents scrambling. there's new data out now. >> showing about 40% of the top selling baby formula products remain out of stock. that's an increase from 31% in early april. and quite the jump from 11% in november. retailers have responded by limiting sales of products that are in short supply. the isfant nutrition council of america does encourage parents to keep a 10 day 2, 2, week supply of baby formula. new at 3 o'clock motherhood is being put off the median age for giving birth in the united states has now moved into the 30's over the past 3 decades. birth rates have declined for women in their 20's in jumped for women in their late 30's and early 40's. this is according to a new report from the u.s. census bureau. and it was released right ahead of mother's day. experts say decisions by women to invest in their education and career so they can better support their children have been contributing to this age s

our washington correspondent jessi tenure just now live from the highest court with what happens next. we understand there protesters out there as well. jesse. >> good afternoon, justin. you can probably hear them beside me here. we had to move down a little bit just so you could hear me. but we can report that the court has confirmed the authenticity of the leaked draft opinion, but it continues to stress that it's still not the justices. final word. still, though, many here in washington are saying that they're going to take action despite the fact that the final decision is not expected to come down until the end of the court's term this summer. >> it's really quite radical decision. >> president joe biden blasted a leaked draft supreme court opinion written by justice samuel alito. if issued it with throw out the landmark roe v wade setting off protests both for and against abortion rights in front of the high court tuesday. i hope you're not an approach but the court 6, 3, conservative majority, almost guarantees there will be enough votes to overturn roe which set off a push by

i'm jessi tenure. >> it's a 20 and the better business bureau says that there are scammers exploiting the baby formula shortage. some of them are using social media and they have targeted ads out there as well spurts recommend and remind you that you use a credit card and make sure that that car has fraud protection. if you're doing an online purchase of this type, are really any type. 8.20. and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. elon musk is fighting back against harassment allegations. here is a just released. a new statement on twitter. we'll tell you what he has to say. >> tesla ceo elon musk is trying to shut down some scathing accusations that just came out. the business insider reported yesterday. >> a spacex flight attendant claim that musk exposed himself to her and propositioned her for in 2016. and then 2 years later, space x reportedly paid her $250,000 to settle the claim. just earlier this morning, musk had this tweet, quote, the attacks against we should be viewed through a political lens. this is their standard despicable playbook, but nothing will deter me fro

that was jessi tenure reporting this summer. the u.s. supreme court is expected to hand down a decision that could weaken. >> or topple roe v wade, giving states even more freedom to restrict abortion access. >> and details ahead. tracking the 2nd half of your weekend weather having a staycation are looking to get away your bay oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. >> the union representing about 5,000 nurses at stanford, health care and lucile packard children's hospital have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract. now this could end their strike. that began back on monday. union rep

i'm jessi tenure, justine. so just we understand that the first lady will be making a trip or her own later on this week to europe. you have any details from the white house yet about her agenda. >> the white house did give a little bit away and said the first lady jill biden will be going to remain ia and slovakia over this mother's day weekend and meeting mostly with ukrainian refugees and those that have been helping them. and the white house did make sure to note that said she is a longtime educator herself. >> first lady jill biden will be meeting with teachers who have taken up the challenge of educating a lot of these young ukrainians as well. we'll be watching her trip. jesse, thank you so much. back here at home. we have an update now in california's effort to issue states sanctions against russia. state lawmakers today move forward with a bill that would ban state agencies and california public pension funds from transacting with investing in our contracting with russia or belarus and companies that d

i'm jessi tenure. turbotax will pay 141 million dollars to customers who were deceived by misleading promises of free tax filing services. >> the mountain view based into it will suspend turbotax is free free free ad campaign and pay restitution to nearly 4.4 million taxpayers. new york attorney general letitia james said that the company was using deceptive tactics to steer low income tax filers away from the federally supported free services for which they qualified and then towards its own commercial products. instead. so under this agreement, people who use turbotax is free edition for the tax years. 2016 through 2018, they will be mailed a check for about $30 for each year that they were charged when it should have been free. we're taking a live look outside here at the fog that is rolling in through the golden gate bridge this afternoon. it is much cooler at the coast and much warmer inland. pretty widespread temperatures what looks like to be the hottest day of the week. our meteorologist mabris

i'm jessi tenure. thanks a lot. jesse. >> well, the better business bureau in related news here says there are scammers out there trying to exploit you during this baby formula shortage. some of them are using social media. others are using targeted ads too. get your money. you're being reminded to use if you're going to purchase anything online, use a credit card that has fraud protection on it because if you are scammed at least you can maybe get some of that money back. 5.22. is the time coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. several bills on different topics are moving through the california legislature will have an overview of them coming up in a minute. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more.. catching my train... making moves... ♪ making a connection... a train connection. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung

., kron four's jessi tenure reports on what comes next. >> good evening. the court has confirmed the authenticity of the leaked draft opinion but continues to stress that it's not the justices. final word. still, though, many here in washington are ready to take action immediately, even though the ultimate decision by the court is not expected until the end of its term this summer. >> it's really quite radical decision. >> president joe biden blasted a leaked draft supreme court opinion written by justice samuel alito. if issued it with throw out the landmark roe v wade ruling. setting off protests both for and against abortion rights in front of the high court tuesday. i hope not an approach but the court 6, 3, conservative majority almost guarantees there will be enough votes to overturn roe which set off a push by democrats like senators maria cantwell and debbie stabenow to pass legislation protecting abortion rights. the majority of american people support this policy as settled law. it all comes down to cool. >> should make decisions about your healt

tenure with the very latest now from dc. good morning. the president told a crowd here in dc yesterday that even though the investigation continues, the shooter's motive is clear to him. >> racially-motivated active white supremacy and violent extremism. that's how president biden describes the actions of the white 18 year-old accused of shooting and killing 10 people saturday at a new york supermarket located in a predominantly black neighborhood. we must all work together address to hate the remains a stain. >> on the soul of america, it's horrendous. >> the department of justice is investigating a mass shooting as a hate crime. hate against any one of us. we should interpret it. >> yes, all of us as a nation officials said the gunman live streamed the attack and posted 180 page manifesto online which detail the plot and contained hate speech. this spreads like a virus on cnn state of the union sunday, new york democratic governor kathy hochul called on tech companies to take more responsibility. the second it hits the pla

but as our washington correspondent jessi tenure tells us, the move is expected to be largely symbolic. good evening. democratic leaders are going into this vote knowing they don't even have the full support of all 50 of their members. but they want to make sure every single senator is on the record. >> look no further than the new fencing surrounding the u.s. supreme court to see the impact of the leaked draft opinion that would throw out the landmark roe v wade ruling. the justices have been villain eyes and subjected to violent threats and furious at the conservatives on the supreme court for being so cruel. republican john cornyn and democrat patty murray will vote next week with their senate colleagues on legislation that would protect abortion rights. which side are you on? you can't duck it anymore. the push is all but guaranteed to fail. but senate democratic leader chuck schumer called the vote one of the most important in a century. and michigan senator debbie stabenow now stresses women's lives are at risk when there's a 12 year-old to spend raitt who decides mitch mcconnell

i'm jessi tenure. >> the better business bureau says that there are scammers exploiting the baby food shortage. some of them are using social media. others have targeted ads. so experts recommend that if you're going to buy something baby formula or otherwise, use a credit card was fraud protection for all of your online purchases. it's 9.20 and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> elon musk is fighting back against harassment allegations. we'll tell you what she says, what the report says and what he says in his latest week. 9.23. and tesla ceo elon musk is trying to shut down some scathing accusations that just came out. the business insider. >> yesterday reported a spacex flight attendant claims that musk exposed himself to her and proposed propositioned her for in 2016. then in 2018, spacex reportedly paid her $250,000 to settle that claim. well, just a short time ago earlier this morning, musk tweeted, quote, the attacks against me should be viewed through a political lens. this is their standard despicable playbook, but nothing will deter me from fighting for a good future a

jessi tenure has more on this racially motivated attack. good morning. the president told a crowd here in dc yesterday that even though the investigation continues, the shooter's motive is clear to him. >> racially-motivated active white supremacy and violent extremism. that's how president biden describes the actions of the white 18 year-old accused of shooting and killing 10 people saturday at a new york supermarket located in a predominantly black neighborhood. we must all work together address to hate the remains a stain. >> on the soul of america. >> the department of justice is investigating a mass shooting as a hate crime. hate against any one of us. we should interpret it. >> yes, all of us as a nation officials said the gunman live streamed the attack and posted 180 page manifesto online which detail the plot and contained hate speech. this spreads like a virus on cnn state of the union sunday, new york democratic governor kathy hochul called on tech companies to take more responsibility. the second it hits the platform. it needs to be taken dow

i'm jessi tenure. thank you, jesse. >> let's turn our attention to the east bay now where the reward money being offered in the lexus gave disappearance just got a lot bigger than this. new development comes days after her cell phone case was found by investigators. kron four's will tran is live in contra costa county with more. well. >> well, the oakley police department and gabe's family, they're hoping to keep up the momentum bay, adding to the reward money. it was $10,000. now an anonymous donor contributed $50,000 making it a total of $60,000 hoping that money. we'll have somebody step forward to get information to help locate the 24 year-old woman who has not been seen since january. 26. but it's quickly pull up a picture of alexis quay for you. so you'll know exactly what's going on. now back on january. 26. she went to her ex boyfriend's house in antioch. she has not been seen since her car was actually found not too far away from this area in oakley and a have been. there's been no f- connecti

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but as our washington correspondent jessi tenure tells us, the move is expected to be largely symbolic. good evening. democratic leaders are going into this vote knowing they don't even have the full support of all 50 of their members. but they want to make sure every single senator is on the record. >> look no further than the new fencing surrounding the u.s. supreme court to see the impact of the leaked draft opinion that would throw out the landmark roe v wade ruling. the justices have been villain eyes and subjected to violent threats. i'm furious at the conservatives on the supreme court for being so cruel. republican john cornyn and democrat patty murray will vote next week with their senate colleagues on legislation that would protect abortion rights. which side are you on? you can't duck it anymore. the push is all but guaranteed to fail. but senate democratic leader chuck schumer called the vote one of the most important in a century. and michigan senator debbie stabenow stresses women's lives are at risk when there's a 12 year-old to spend wright who decides mitch mcconnell.

that's not happening right now. >> that was jessi tenure reporting. president biden also used his ohio trip to push congress to pass a bipartisan bill that would boost manufacturing in the u.s. particularly products like semiconductor chips hampered by overseas supply chain issues. >> plenty of clouds around the bay area. now, some drizzle showing up out there may be some showers soon. water full weekend forecast. again, we forecast is coming up. >> and in sports, the warriors talking about emotions on the eve of a big game, 3 matchup against the grizzlies serve very tense. first couple of games. draymond gets kicked out of the first. then you had that cheap shot on gary payton. the second that may have ended his season. kate rooney. breaks it all >> and now kron 4 sports. >> game 3 of the second round series for the warriors. their playoff series with the memphis grizzlies is tomorrow. and here's what we learned from the first 2 games of the series. things are going to get. he did it with a couple of injections, the suspension and that injury to gary

i'm jessi tenure. >> thank you, jesse. a 3 year-old boy rescued by his grandfather from ukrainian war zone. he's been reunited with his family in placer county. the grandfather who found him is now headed back to help more people impacted by russia's violence. there. ben andrew grandfather, flu ukraine last month to bring him to the u.s. ben's mom passed away from covid a year ago. his family in the states applied to get their visas but they faced more difficulty with the consulate and the border closed for men ages 18 to 60 once in poland, bends grandpa drove back and forth 15 times to ukraine helping deliver food. the family says it was a long journey, but they're now here safely in california. they flew from. >> too. french french to spain, spain, to mexico city, mexico city, 2 tijuana and we drove from year 2 to one to 2 to as the border. >> meet him at the airport taken. to them up from the airport. nobody wants this war. >> nobody wants people to struggle. it just it's chris. we want to help them. we just simply want

kron four's washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. good evening. >> employers have added at least 400,000 new jobs for 12 straight months now. but the white house wants that to slow down. >> the backbone of recoveries, manufacturing during a tour of an ohio metal manufacture friday. president joe biden touted the more than 470,000 manufacturing jobs created across the country since he took office. they fewer economic growth. they feel exports. and as we've seen, thank you feel innovation. the new jobs report showed another hiring streak with nearly 430,000 jobs added in april. he's job gains were widespread fact. there was no sector that lost employment last month. cecilia rouse the chair of the white house council of economic advisers noted the unemployment rate also remained at 3.6%. we've had strong job growth, but we won't continue to see that. we don't want to continue to see that route said that's because job and wage gains continue to fuel consumer spending, which keeps inflation high. >> in leads to more expensive loans for ca

jessi tenure has the very latest now and what officials believe was the motive. good morning. >> the president told a crowd here in dc yesterday that even though the investigation continues, the shooter's motive is clear to him. >> racially-motivated active white supremacy in violent extremism. that's how president biden describes the actions of the white 18 year-old accused of shooting and killing 10 people saturday at a new york supermarket located in a predominantly black neighborhood. we must all work together address to hate. there remains a stain. >> on the soul of america is for rent. >> the department of justice is investigating a mass shooting as a hate crime. hate against any one of us. we should interpret it. >> yes, all of us as a nation officials said the gunman live streamed the attack and posted 180 page manifesto online which detail the plot and contained hate speech. this spreads like a virus on cnn state of the union sunday, new york democratic governor kathy hochul called on tech companies to take more responsibility. the second it hits the pla

i'm jessi tenure. it's 7.21. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the city of oakland is proposing a new way. >> to use money from the cannabis tax. we'll tell you what they would like to spend it on. ♪ i stand alone ♪ ♪ and the fire in the sky ♪ ♪ ♪ wait and see ♪ ♪ shadow down ♪ ♪ fall into line ♪ ♪ you're out of time ♪ >> we're back at 7.24. oakland leaders are proposing a ballot measure that would divert millions of dollars in cannabis tax revenue from the city's general fund towards other purposes. now, this proposal is calling for what's called the emerald new deal with the goal of supporting victims of the war on drugs. proper standard for safc explains. >> several oakland city council members announced a proposed ballot measure on tuesday known as the emerald a new deal which if approved, but move nearly 7 million dollars in annual cannabis tax revenue from the city's general fund to a separate fund to pay services for the victims of the war on drugs. here in oakland between

jessi tenure has the latest from dc. good morning. the president told a crowd here in dc yesterday that even though the investigation continues, the shooter's motive is clear to him. >> racially-motivated active white supremacy and violent extremism. that's how president biden describes the actions of the white 18 year-old accused of shooting and killing 10 people saturday at a new york supermarket located in a predominantly black neighborhood. we must all work together address to hate. there remains a stain. >> on the soul of america is for rent. >> the department of justice is investigating a mass shooting as a hate crime. hate against any one of us. we should interpret it. >> yes, all of us as a nation officials said the gunman live streamed the attack and posted 180 page manifesto online which detail the plot and contained hate speech. this spreads like a virus on cnn state of the union sunday, new york democratic governor kathy hochul called on tech companies to take more responsibility. the second it hits the platform in needs t

we've got jessi tenure with the latest this morning. >> good morning. >> rather than focusing solely on gun legislation. some democratic leaders are trying a new tactic. >> gave his life trying to save president joe biden praised the former buffalo police officer as a hero after he tried to stop saturday's deadly mass shooting. he actually was able to shoot the selling twice. but yeah. and the bulletproof vest as the president and first lady traveled to buffalo today to pay tribute to all 10 of the victims. lawmakers in washington are turning their attention to the shooter who targeted black americans. what is fueling such racially motivated violent extremism? senate democratic leader chuck schumer had an answer for mississippi. congressman bennie thompson. these hard right mager republicans. argue that people of color in minority communities are somehow posing a threat. >> a threat. to the american way of life. schumer said this is racist replacement, dairy and ideology. officials say the gunman embraced according to the manifesto he posted online is dangerous. >> and a deeply anti

jessi tenure has the very latest now from dc. good morning. the president told a crowd here in dc yesterday that even though the investigation continues, the shooter's motive is clear to him. >> racially-motivated active white supremacy in violent extremism. that's how president biden describes the actions of the white 18 year-old accused of shooting and killing 10 people saturday at a new york supermarket located in a predominantly black neighborhood. we must all work together address to hate. there remains a stain. >> on the soul of america is for rent. >> the department of justice is investigating a mass shooting as a hate crime. hate against any one of us. we should interpret it. >> yes, all of us as a nation officials said the gunman live streamed the attack and posted 180 page manifesto online which detail the plot and contained hate speech. this spreads like a virus on cnn state of the union sunday, new york democratic governor kathy hochul called on tech companies to take more responsibility. the second it hits the platform in needs to

i'm jessi tenure. >> a 21 is the time. and coming up. we've got an update on what happened in core with the johnny depp. amber hurd, fight over defamation. we're going to tell you what she said yesterday. for controller, yvonne yiu. as an executive at top financial firms, yiu managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, yiu saved taxpayes over $55 millio. finding waste. saving money. yiu is for you. there's more. he said she said. >> and it's her turn. now, amber heard versus johnny depp in their defamation trials against each other. yeah. so she was under cross examination yesterday with depp's attorneys trying to discredit her claims of abuse. we've got jennifer mcgraw with a look at what happened. >> amber heard taking the stand for days at of a 5 week trial. johnny depp and heard's business aired and streaming across the world. amber heard back in court and back at odds with depp's attorney who is trying to refute heard's claims she was abused, attacked and sexually assaulted. >> my ex-husband, johnny depp, true. you just additive these pho

i'm jessi tenure. >> 8.38 is the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a local activist has been working hard to unite everyone in the community. we'll tell you what karl chan says motivates him when we come back. and also after the break, the body of a murder victim was found in the east bay 18 years after she disappeared. we'll have the latest in just a moment. i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. tesla's full self- driving technology. the washington post reported on "owners of teslas fighting for control..." "i'm trying..." watch this tesla "slam into a bike lane bollard..." "oh [bleeped f***]" this one "fails to stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk." "experts see deep flaws." "that was the worst thing i've ever seen in my life." to stop tesla's full self-driving software... vote dan o'dowd for u.s. senate. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionai

for more on this, let's go to our dc correspondent jessi tenure. good morning. one bill would make the product more available to certain families while another in to make it safer from the plants to the shelves. >> that is passed. 2 measures had to the senate to combat the country's baby formula shortage with more than 40% of the product. now out of stock in the wealthiest nation in the world. >> babies should not be at risk of going hungry. one bill would help wic recipients by more formula by loosening the restrictions on the brand's and amounts that qualify for the program. >> every democrat including connecticut congresswoman rosa delauro and all but 9 republicans voted for it. some families are having to drive hours just so their children don't go to bed hungry. but texas republican congresswoman kay granger could not support the second measure. they would give the fda an extra 28 million dollars to remove fraudulent products from store shelves and ramp up inspections at plants around the world. my question is, why can't these existing funds be spent? grang

i'm jessi tenure. >> people on both sides of the left the right side of the aisle. they're reacting tonight to the supreme court's draft to overturn roe versus talking about the effect that this could have on people in the courts. documents, you know, being leaked in the first place. kron four's justine waltman. this here with reactions tonight coming into the crowd for newsroom. good evening to both of you. were getting reactions from not only california lawmakers, but also the president as well. we'll start with congresswoman jackie spear. she wrote this. my abortion save my life. it allowed me to have another child, pursue a life of public service and realized my personal and professional dreams. most importantly, it was my decision. that should be a privilege. let's trust people to make important decisions for themselves. reaction from east bay congresswoman barbara lee. she put this out if accurate. this decision will deal a shattering blow to millions, especially low income people and women of color. it is chilling to think this court is unwilling to protect t

. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> anyone else still kind of in shock from last night's warriors game in memphis. what could have been a series clincher ended up as one of the biggest clunkers in dubs playoff history. the warriors lost one. 34 to 95. that's the worst playoff loss for the team since 2014. but in pro ball as the saying goes, you've got to have a short memory. after all, the words do still have a 3, 2 series lead. and now the contest comes back to san francisco and chase center with the home crowd. it will certainly be eager to avenge last night's loss in a noisy fashion. now it remains unclear whether steve kerr will be clear from covid protocols and time to coach tomorrow night and today acting head coach mike brown said that he was ready to move on from game 5. >> it's not a totals. 3 to 5 playoff games in this round. we're team's loss by 2030, plus points. >> and everybody's bounce back. you know, the next game competed at a high level. i have 100% faith and our team that, you know, stuff like this happens steve says all the time, you

., correspondent jessi tenure joins us live with the latest on the abortion rights debate. good evening, jesse. >> good evening to you as well. grant justine democratic leaders are really just going into this vote already knowing that they don't even have the full support of their 50 members. but they want to get every single senator on the record. >> look no further than the new fencing surrounding the u.s. supreme court to see the impact of the leaked draft opinion that would throw out the landmark roe v wade ruling. the justices have been villain eyes and subjected to violent threats and furious at the conservatives on the supreme court for being so cruel. republican john cornyn and democrat patty murray will vote next week with their senate colleagues on legislation that would protect abortion rights. which side are you on? you can't duck it anymore. the push is all but guaranteed to fail. but senate democratic leader chuck schumer called the vote one of the most important in a century. and michigan senator debbie stabenow now stresses women's lives are at risk when

washington correspondent jessi tenure joins us now live from capitol hill with the latest. jesse? >> good evening, ken and grant employers have added at least 400,000 jobs for the past 12 months. now. and the white house is hoping that that slows down. >> the backbone of recoveries, manufacturing during a tour of an ohio metal manufacture friday. president joe biden touted the more than 470,000 manufacturing jobs created across the country since he took office. they fewer economic growth. they feel exports. as we've seen, thank you feel innovation. the new jobs report showed another hiring streak with nearly 430,000 jobs added in april. he's job gains were widespread fact. there was no sector that lost employment last month. cecilia rouse the chair of the white house council of economic advisers noted the unemployment rate also remained at 3.6%. we've had strong job growth, but we won't continue to see that. we don't want to continue to see that route said that's because job and wage gains continue to fuel consumer spending, which keeps inflation high. >> in leads to more expensiv

i'm jessi tenure. >> okay. thank you very much, jessie. it's 5.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the city of oakland is trying to figure out a way to use cannabis tax money. why they say this money. >> shpuld be out back into the community. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. the lowest prices of the season are going on right now at kohl's! get jumping beans kids' must-haves starting at $4.99. women's tees & tank tops starting at $5.99. and patio furniture for 50-60% off. plus, earn kohl's cash. and get free store pickup. kohl's. ♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive because we were created for officers. but as we've

. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >> vice president kamala harris sent out this statement about the shooting in buffalo. it reads in part. what is clear is that we are seeing an epidemic of hate across our country. that has been evident by acts of violence and intolerance. we must call it out and condemn it. racially motivated hate crimes or acts of violent extremism. our harms against all of us and we must do everything that we can to ensure that our communities, our state from such acts. >> now, even though that shooting happened, thousands of miles away, people right here in the bay area are feeling the impacts from florida man. harry is in the newsroom. >> after talking with community leaders about the shooting and how we can prevent these kinds of things from happening in the future. amanda. >> the people i spoke to say this incident and every incident like it is horrific. i'm told we need to recognize and stop the extremist behavior before it threatens every community. >> and this nation. there's this virus. a race and hatred. trade. >> again is by people. that was the preside

i'm jessi tenure. >> now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside at san francisco international airport. and there is a lot of fog. let's rolling in in the background here. yeah, anybody flying in or out is going to have trouble seeing the sights of the city. that's for said, yeah, it's because it's completely covered out this point, guys. we really see this marine layer. >> ficken over the last couple of hours. it's going continue to do so overnight and that's going to keep things a nice and cool around the bay area, especially as we move further inland versus what we felt today. temperatures very summer, like we saw some 80's, even upper 80's near 90 degrees in some neighborhoods the delta today. so big changes, though, now on the way things are going to back to normal. in the national weather service does have a high surf advisory issued for tomorrow. so if you could stay away from the coastal areas, definitely going to be a smart move. so from 06:00am tomorrow until 8 o'clock tomorrow night. just stay away from all the beaches we're expecting swell heights of anywhere from 5

i'm jessi tenure. all right. thanks a lot, jesse. >> we'll take a break 5.21, coming up on the kron. 4 morning news a pole found. a poll put the mayor, the major issues that are important to voters in san francisco. and we're going to tell you what was discovered coming up after the break. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. >> but 24 and a lot of san franciscans are not happy with the state of the city is according to the latest poll that they did at survey down by the san francisco chamber of commerce and dignity health, 20% of the people asked say that the city is going in the wrong direction.

i'm jessi tenure. >> it's 9.35. right now an animal advocates in foster took to the streets to protest the city's plan to kill some canadian geese lagoon. water quality testing shows high e-coli levels partly attributed to those prove. activists say that. >> killing the geese should not even a last option. they think other things should be done to solve the problem. >> there's humane ways to do this. right. i think they're making a big mistake. the the backup and change their whole spill. >> but city leaders say that these populations exploded over the last few years and it's causing a health concern and they say they have tried nonlethal methods that have not been effective. so now they are asking the federal government for approval to kill the case because it's they're protected under the migratory bird treaty act. so they have to get that authorization, which they don't yet >> 9.36 is the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a message from hundreds of miles away. why some leaders in humboldt county are h

i'm jessi tenure. thanks a lot. jesse. >> time now is 6.23. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the body of a murder victim is found in the east bay 18 years after she disappeared. what details on that story coming details on that story coming up. ♪ sure, feels good when you get it right. and with the number one powered toothbrush brand recommended by dental professionals. philips sonicare makes it easy for you to always get brushing right. philips. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more.. catching my train... making moves... ♪ making a connection... a train connection. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath

i'm jessi tenure. >> that you just see in the east bay, the reward now being offered for any information in the lexus gave disappearance has gotten a lot bigger. yeah. this new development comes days after her cell phone case was found. kron four's will tran is live in contra costa county with the latest. well. >> all these new developments, the family as well as the oakland police oakley police department. they're hoping to capitalize on the momentum and they are offering this comes from an anonymous donor. it was already james and area sitting at $10,000. and then with the recent developments, an anonymous donor stepped up and contributed $50,000. so now you have 60,000 reasons to help the family bring home their beloved family member. 24 years old. she was last seen on january. 26. so let me pull up a picture of alexis, gabe. so you know exactly who we are talking about. she went on january. 26 to see her ex-boyfriend in antioch. she has not been seen since a day after that. her car was found in oakley on the street. that according to her nieces and they were the ones who located the

i'm jessi tenure. >> okay. thank you very much. guessing it's 6.22. right now. and coming up with the kron 4 morning news. talk about getting heated. we have a recap of the amber heard and johnny depp's defamation trials against each we're 6.25. and we heard more from amber heard on the stand yesterday in the johnny depp, a defamation trial against actually they're suing each other for defamation. it was their second day of cross examination. attorneys for her former husband, actor johnny depp, tried to discredit her claims of abuse with jennifer mcgraw with the latest on what happened. >> amber heard taking the stand for days at of a 5 week trial. johnny depp and heard's business aired and streaming across the world. amber heard back in court and back at odds with depp's attorney who is trying to refute heard's claims she was abused, attacked and sexually assaulted. >> my ex-husband, johnny depp, true. you just additive these photographs? >> no, i never edited a photograph. and you just enhanced a saturation from one of these photos to make your face look more

i'm jessi tenure. all right. thanks a lot, jesse. >> 6.22. is the time. and in related news, the better business bureau says that there are scammers out there trying to exploit you in the middle of this baby formula shortage. some of them are using social media. others using targeted ads to get your attention and to try to get your money. experts warn you if you are going to buy any products online, use a credit card, something with fraud protection. then at least you have some recourse to try to get some of that money back. if you are scammed. >> time now 6.23. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. it's been almost a year since the deadly mass shooting at the vta rail. our yard. >> we're going to explain how the transit agency is going to honor the victims. this memorial day, lowe's is home to prices to start your summer up... so you can mix things up. ♪ girl you know it's been way too long ♪ ♪ i got to get back in my zone ♪ ♪ ooh wee ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ alright ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ 3... 2... 1... ♪ ♪ you

i'm jessi tenure. >> it's 7.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. elon musk is fighting back against harassment accusations. >> we'll see what he had to say on twitter. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. >> it's 7.25. and tesla ceo elon musk is trying to shut down some scathing accusations against him. the business insider yesterday reported that a spacex flight attendant claim that most exposed himself to her and propositioned her for in 2016. spacex then reportedly paid her $250,000 to settle the claim in 2018. well, earlier this morning, musk tweeted this and here is what he had to say. the attacks against me should be viewed through a political lens. t