. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> hey, thanks so much for joining us on the kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. our top story this afternoon. monkeypox cases are still on the rise today. east bay health leaders launched a new platform allowing people to book a vaccine appointment online kron four's terisa stasio joins us live now with a look at how that's going to trees up. >> i stephanie, you know, this is really significant and it is a huge development here in contra costa county. that's where i'm at right now. right in front of the health department. so they are basically launching this online. and it's all because of a new development regards to the vaccine that shows and video so we can talk about this vaccine and how this is all going to work out here. basically what has happened due to the fda altering administration guidance of the vaccine that is enable public health departments like contra costa to get more doses. so basically one vile can now be used on 5 different people, rather, then one

kron four's. dan thorn has the story. the 2 suspects wanted in connection with the killing of an uber driver in oakland have been arrested and charged. major willis and an unnamed juvenile were found with help from the community. thanks both of the boat into doing that and little saigon community and business lea er anne says crime has become a big problem in their neighborhood. the killing of patrick from stunned area residents. it's a very heart you know, when that that we have stepped in announcing the charges, alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley said mister fung was census lee and violently attacked while doing his job. our hearts and condolences go out to his family, friends and community oakland police chief leronne armstrong has vowed to improve safety in little saigon. the department has also recently assigned an officer to be a community liaison. says little saigon needs the support. i you know, holidays can be continue and doing that to willis has been charged with murder and attempted carjacking. th

kron. 4 news at 10 program. kron. 4 news at 10 continues in just a bit. oh ms. flores. you're the leader of many and pet wrangler, too. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. national university is here to support all of you. national university. supporting the whole you. non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. >> welcome back. 10. 25 on this saturday night and a retired menlo park fire chief has coordinated an effort to send used firefighting equipment from around the bay area to ukraine on thursday, firefighters gathered in morgan hill to load up equipment into a 40 foot shipping container. it was the result of a monthslong effort to gather used equipment that still

the kron four's dan kerman reports. not everyone on the school board supported designating that new ordinance. take a look. >> thunderous applause from students and parents tuesday night as the san francisco school board votes 4 to one to create official school holidays for eat 2 of the most significant holidays for the arab and muslim community. it's not just about. >> recognizing as a holiday and taking the day off from school. it's also about us feeling listen to and feeling. seen and heard by the city and bias if usc and the by the board member chris. >> prior to the vote, parents and students talked about the double standard which forces muslim students to miss a day of learning to celebrate their culture with slow students. staff and families have said time and time again that they shouldn't have to be forced to choose between the community have education and employment. >> recognizing the need would bring more racial equity district. it's become calendars organized around the christian calendar. there's no situat

kron 4 will have all the action. the sunday the raiders take on the vikings and coverage begins at 12, 30 here on kron 4. coming up next to date, the nation's biggest action ever against climate change and >> how the government also aims to try to end a record high inflation. >> niners season just getting started. we'r >> fans pretty pumped up today as a get a glimpse of what will be the future of the franchise. you know, there's been a lot of excitement surrounding their first preseason game. trey lance getting his first shot at being the team's starting. >> qb kron four's justin campbell has been talking to fans at levi stadium as the game's just winding down. justin, are fans feeling pretty optimistic about the season? a lot. they are so excited. they are now starting to roll out the game isn't over yet. but what they've seen from the quarterback today. >> they like it. we're here now. we're right. he is a fan since the 80's since that joe montana days. so talk to me. what do you his performance today, trey lance?

coming up on the kron 4 morning news. thfre are continuing concerns that the economy. >> good be heading for recession and how big tech is responding. and thieves target fences in the east bay. one business owner says needs to be done to stop the thefts from happening will be back. plus, the senate passes a bill that would provide health benefits to veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. why many say it's a victory for veterans. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? call the barnes firm now to find out. you might be surprised. >> welcome back. 4.14. thanks for staying with us on this wednesday morning. it's been so nice out there the past couple of days. i know i got out in golden gate park for a little bit yesterday, ventured out there even saw a couple of sprinkles right along the coastline. fog certainly making its way back in this morning, though. and you can see that we're not near is clear as we w

you're watching kron 4 news. make it safe for all visitors of oakland to come out and have a good time but feel safe doing so. >> oakland pollution of iran are talking about new strategies to try and make downtown oakland safer for everybody. this as an arrest has been made in a recent fatal shooting. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us at 10. i'm pam moore. i'm catherine heenan for ken wayne. >> the chief says his department is putting a lot of effort into solving the kind of crimes which have plagued the business corridor over the last few weeks, especially kron 4 ella sogomonian talk to him. she's here. >> live with more on what they're planning to do. a lot. well, catherine and pam, they've learned the criminals really like to have close access to a nearby vehicle to for a speedy getaway. so. >> but they want to do is during busier days as have closed off streets.

you're watching kron. 4 news the though. it had been in the front for 2 months already. >> tonight at 9 more major water problems at a high-rise apartment complex in san francisco after the luxury apartment to 33 to hama street flooded again. it is the second time in just 2 months. thanks for joining us. i'm vicki liviakis. you know, this has been a mask. i'm catherine heenan. nobody has lived in the building since the first water main failure in june. now residents are worried about yet another roadblock to returning to their homes. kron four's taylor bisacky has the story. >> my life has been really disrupted because of kaylee jordan is in disbelief that her san francisco apartment at 33 to has flooded yet again. residents at the building took this new video wednesday night as they relived the nightmare from june. 3rd, when the water main failure sent 20,000 gallons of water surging down. 35 floors of the high-rise apartments. building management company, heinz says this most recent incident happened at the same location o

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kron four's. dan thorn explains. >> this would soon be the site of 130 unit, low-income housing complex. if everyone in downtown livermore was on board over the last year, the 4 story proposed project on south l street and railroad avenue has hit some legal speed bumps organizations like save livermore downtown and move even housing or against the project's location. raising concerns about parking traffic congestion and an overall degradation of downtown. the groups have called for an environmental review of the housing plan. but city leaders now joined by attorney general rob bonta want that process sped up or dismissed bonta weighing in on the battle says while the state is facing a major housing shortage, this continuing litigation is just dragging things out and that, quote, save livermore downtown has jeopardized the project's financing and potentially put the entire viability of the project at risk. livermore's mayor telling kron 4 news. i believe it's unconscionable for a wealthy elitist an

kron four's says magoon has the story which you will only see here. >> on kron 4. >> are you sure that you want to >> go through this all over again? >> i know that it's going to be a fight and will never we don't know the outcome and i'm ready for that fight. >> gabriel lopez announces that she is running again for a seat on the board of education to the san francisco unified school district a 13 year educator and former sf usd school board. president lopez was one of 3 school board members recalled earlier this year in a bitter special election. so how did she reached the decision to go back for more? >> so in consultation with families, with community leaders, with their students, my heart has always been dedicated to schools. it has always been dedicated to education. to porter's of the recall accuse the former commissioner of making decisions that did not have education as the primary focus for students, which they say contributed to the learning loss while students were at home instead of in class during the pandemic recall, supporters also claimed that she mismanaged the budget

the kron 4 morning news starts now. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> happy fight all gust today. i'm daria and on rain. a lot of great things happen in this month. it september. i am too. and that would be tomorrow for the last day of august. what can we expect in the weather? john? i'm looking forward to it, too, but i'm not looking for the fortune asked in september that might be the one exception. it is going to be or

burning in siskiyou county kron four's. justin campbell has the latest. >> over the course of 4 days, thousands of acres in siskiyou county. now look like something out of the apocalypse. entire mountainside. rich with burning trees. >> daytime looks like nighttime from heavy smoke. mandatory evacuations are still in place as cal fire works to contain the flames. 10 helicopters, dozens of dover's and more than 1300 pairs of boots on the ground, including prepared to respond to emergencies. a crew from here in san jose. there are occasions such as these large wildfires where >> we really need to rely on other agencies to come to our aid. her department spokesperson erica ray says 25 firefighters were sent from san jose along with 5 fire trucks and one suv for the battalion chief. >> they will be joined by firefighters from san francisco, santa rosa and alameda county. all 3 working to bring california's largest wildfire of the season to contain reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> it is a heartwarming stor

kron four's. justin campbell shows us how crews from the bay area are getting involved. >> over the course of 4 days, thousands of acres in siskiyou county. now look like something out of the apocalypse. the entire mountainside. rich with burning trees. daytime looks like nighttime from heavy smoke. mandatory evacuations are still in place as cal fire works to contain the flames. 10 helicopters, dozens of dover's and more than 1300 pairs of boots on the ground, including prepared to respond to emergencies. a crew from here in san jose ferrer occasion such as these large wildfires where >> we really need to rely on other agencies to come to our aid for department spokesperson erica ray says 25 firefighters were sent from san jose along with 5 fire trucks and one suv for the battalion chief. >> they will be joined by firefighters from san francisco, santa rosa and alameda county. all 3 working to bring california's largest wildfire of the season to contain reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron

you're watching kron. 4 news. i made a mistake. >> and i'm deeply sorry. >> now, 10 more apologies from san francisco school board commissioner for making comments that have been called racist. tonight, school leaders voted to officially reprimand and shoe for her remarks. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. >> i'm ken wayne pale more. the board held a special meeting as calls the shoes resignation grew even louder. hsu has been facing criticism over comments made last month in a questionnaire surrounding black and brown families and education. crime for santa's joins us live from the newsroom with details on that meeting. taylor. well, many are upset by shoes, comments calling them racist in that questionnaire when she was asked how to increase academic outcomes for most marginalized students. she said in part. >> that black and brown students do not perform as well as others due to a lack of family support. many of those families showed up at tonight's meeting full of anger and frustration. >> he did m

justin campbell kron. 4 news. still to come on the kron 4 morning news, there appears to be no respite for the 10. it said. >> 33 to hala, hear how the building flooded and tenants are understandably plus treated. now. inflation is something we've been talking about all day and now inflation reduction act on the brink of becoming law. we're going to have a live report from dc in just a minute. so make sure you stick around. >> the luxury apartments at 33 to him a street in san francisco have flooded for a second time and just 2 months, no one has been able to live in that building since the first water main failure back in june. and now residents worry about yet another roadblock in returning to their homes. kron four's. tell exactly with that update. >> my life has been really disrupted because of this. kaylee jordan is in disbelief that her san francisco apartment at 33 to has flooded yet again. >> residents at the building took this new video wednesday night as they relived the nightmare from june. 3rd, when wa

has made you kron? 4 news? >> here in california, governor gavin newsom is proposing the state's last operating nuclear power plant continue running for up to 10 years. he says the move is needed as climate change puts additional stress on the current energy system. you may recall just 2 years ago, a record heat wave caused a surge in power use for air conditioning. that over text california's power grid. well, several monumental groups protested the governor's latest proposal to keep that nuclear power plant open. well, nuclear power does not produce carbon pollution like fossil fuels. it does leave waste that can be dangerously radioactive for centuries. the fate of a bill that would legalize safe injection sites in parts of the state, including oakland and san francisco is now in the hands of the governor. state capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with supporters and opponents who have very different demands of the governor. >> time is running out for the governor to make a decision on this bill. a bil

kron four's. reports the incident started inside the gym. >> an argument on the basketball courts at 24 hour. fitness in brentwood spilled into the parking lot off lone tree way. police officers responded to shots fired at around 2 o'clock thursday morning when officers arrived on scene, they discovered a male suffering from at least one gunshot wound who died at the scene. lieutenant walter broadening describes. the victim died as a man in his 20's. and all he says at some point in the parking lot, 2 men grabbed guns and opened fire. striking 4 people. >> with 3 who survived with non-life-threatening injuries, drove themselves to hospitals for treatment. 2 men and a 17 year-old it's still an active investigation. we don't have a working on trying to determine what triggered this altercation. >> at this based on everything that we've learned. this appears to be an isolated incident with no apparent threat to public safety after the shooting. 24 hour fitness temporarily closed until further notice.

that's kron 4 dot com. pam. grant, thank you. >> happening tomorrow, the first day of school for students, a san francisco and san jose. and after 2 tough pandemic years, the biden administration is promising to make this school year as normal as possible. the u.s. education secretary says schools across the nation now have the resources to deal more effectively with covid. there are better mental health and tutoring services for children who may have fallen behind. >> promise such opportunity this year, we're in a much better spot this year than we were last here. miss out on a lot the last couple years this year. they have be given more. >> the cdc has eased its guidelines allowing students without symptoms to stay in their classrooms. even after a classmate tests positive. a political victory for president biden as he signs the inflation reduction act into law. the president held a signing ceremony at the white house. >> finalizing a landmark piece of legislation for democrats. correspondent anna wiernicki ha

happening now on the kron 4 morning news. this car is riddled with bullets after a shooting starting on 5.80, in oakland. we're live in chp with how it ended and the 71 year-old bay area woman attacked and robbed. and this morning her family speaking out about it. plus, breaking news right now. the justice department says classified documents were concealed and removed from former president trump's estate as part of an effort to obstruct a federal investigation. the morning news starts now. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> and if your day is starting now, we hope it's off to the right to put for you on this last day of august. i'm reyna and we're so happy that you are waking up with one more day before the heat really kicks in. this is true. and i guess it's going to be a record setter, john. yeah, we're looking at temperatures 15, 20 degrees above average. and unlike we've seen before this season, a prolonged bout of temperatures well above 100 degrees. >> we are in

, 4 news. >> for 12 coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the mckinney fire rages on word as fire crews struggle to contain the blaze. and president biden signs an executive order parts 2 per track travel between states for abortion seekers. we'll have a live report from dc. >> welcome back for 15 and the fire fight continues in siskiyou county as firefighters worked to gain the upper hand against the mckinney fire. some progress is finally being made. now, cal fire announcing 10% containment on the 57,000 acre fire. thousands of firefighters are on hand on the ground and kron four's. justin campbell shows us exactly how crews from right here in the bay area are now getting involved. >> over the course of 4 days, thousands of acres in siskiyou county. now look like something out of the apocalypse. the entire mountainside. rich with burning trees. >> daytime looks like nighttime from heavy smoke. mandatory evacuations are still in place as cal fire works to contain the flames. >> 10 helicopters, dozens of dover's and more than 1300 pairs of b

government to do more to help kron four's else. take money and has that story. >> in 2017, then president trump enacted a travel ban on several muslim majority countries. immigration lawyers rallied airports, then fought in court against it when president biden took office, he rescinded the ban as promised. the trouble is according to bay area based legal nonprofit parse equality center. there was no clear answer for the nearly 40,000 applicants around the world. we're left in an administrative limbo. they're still waiting for their visa. they're still waiting for reconsideration. >> so the travel bans the rescinded, but the harms continue applicants are either still waiting for an interview or were denied a visa during the ban despite paying up to thousands of dollars in fees and travel for their shot at the american dream. >> applicants from countries without a u.s. embassy have to pay for flights and hotels to a 3rd country where they could apply and complete a health exam. pars equality center reports this iranian family lost t

kron four's. also the moeny live in the studio. >> but some of those details i'll. >> they're they're well. doctor. peter chin hong with ucsf commence the community for taking proactive measures to stop the spread while they wait for more vaccines. people at highest risk of contracting and parks are changing their habits. the cdc shared a study by emory university that says, bisexual hnd other men who have with men. >> are taking steps to protect themselves. 40% reported they reduce their number of partners. 50% reduced onetime encounters and 49% surveyed said they're hooking up with less partners met on dating apps or insects, venues. doctor peter chin hong with ucsf said it's good news that people at highest risk are paying attention and doing what they can at this time. i mean, i think >> you know. it is a actually a positive sign that people are looking at what's going on in the community. >> but he laments that. it's also an indicator that people are resorting to individual risk reduction bec

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kron 4 dot com. for now in the newsroom. noelle bellow back to well. we're now learning more about a shooting at a middle school in oakland. police said the shooting was not deliberate. the shooting happened monday james madison, middle school. they say a 12 year-old student shot a 13 year-old student. they say that evidence is now showing the victim does not appear to be the intended target. it is still not clear where the 12 year-old got the gun. why they brought to school and what their intentions really were. one person has been arrested after a police chase in new york. it started on cherry street. that's right. you're right. near newark junior high school police were responding to reports of shots being fired at home. when police arrived, they found 2 men, one of whom they say was armed. police say then those suspects got into a car and took off. they eventually they say, crashed into another car. the driver got away has not been caught yet, but police did arrest the passenger. he has been iden

kron 4 dot com. and the tributes continue to pour in honoring the life and career of legendary broadcaster vin scully. that includes a special ceremony before last night's giants. dodgers game at oracle park kron four's taylor reports. >> he epitomizes baseball world class in terms of late. >> you know what it means and what it means to baseball. i feel like he's just he represents it. and just sad to see him go. dodgers and giants fans united wednesday night over their love for baseball and vin scully, a man who became a symbol of the game. vinsko is really the reason i got interested in baseball. >> i was a kid. i moved from pittsburgh to l a and started listen to vin scully. i would listen to him. >> describing sandy colfax on the mound. and tend to be sandy colfax in my bedroom. scully was the longest tenured broadcaster with a single team in pro sports history. >> he was the voice of the dodgers for 67 years and was just as much a part of the team. he was the greatest dodger ever. that's where h

kron 4 dot com. police believe that the suspect gained access to backyards by climbing the fence along skyline boulevard. pacifica police are asking residents to check their security cameras for video that might help in this investigation. and san jose city leaders held a virtual conference in the last hour to talk about putting up more traffic cameras to help solve crimes and to deter them from happening in the first place. this could help with hit and run crashes and to deter sideshows as well. right now, there's one camera at the intersection of monterrey and curtner street. this is a pilot program and our kron four's ella sogomonian. we'll have a full report on it tonight at 9. the cosmetics chain. so now paying a price for pushing marketing. >> california's attorney general announced a settlement today saying the company violated the consumer privacy act, which is the toughest in the nation. so for was accused of failing to tell customers that was selling their personal information. the company

ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. thank you, ella. still ahead on kron 4 news at 9. the last leader of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev. >> has died. we'll take a look back at his life and we come back. longest heatwave of summer header away the hottest temperatures to the air quality. >> well, we're going to suffer lot as well. we'll talk more lot as well. we'll talk more about that coming up next. i'm bringing back two of my fan favorites, french toast sticks and my former employee mark hamill. jack? let's do this! okay? french toast sticks and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time. people who get 3 of my french toast sticks always wish they got 6. but nobody ever orders 6 and wishes they only got 3. it's called math people. french toast sticks starting at $2.00 are back at jack in the box. >> the last leader of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev has died. gorbachev's greatest legacy was presiding over the end of the cold war with the united states. the soviet leader also ended his country's war in afghanistan. during his 6 years in power. gorbachev presided

we've posted details on kron 4 dot com in san jose. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> actress singer and activist olivia newton-johnehas passed away at the age of 73. she was perhaps best known for her iconic role playing sandy in the movie griese, but also for so much more. actually, she's been battling cancer for the last 30 years. but tonight, it's not clear what exactly played a role in her death. reporter sam rubin has more on her life and legacy. >> she had the voice of an angel and decades of pop hits to prove it in better shape up. her pipes coupled with her extraordinary good looks put olivia newton-john in one of the most iconic movies ever. fans will remember olivia as sand in the classic motion picture, greece, but she offered so much more to the world in a career spanning 5 decades. and it started well before her role in greece morning london raised in australia. olivia newton-john knew she wanted to be a singer from a very early age. she honed her skills and recorded several well-received songs, young girl. but it wasn

welcome to kron. 4 news at 9. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm ella sogomonian san francisco school board members voted to admonish or >> formally reprimand commissioner and shoe. the decision was made at a special meeting tonight after calls for her resignation continue to grow. she and facing criticism over an opinion shared in a questionnaire last month about why she thought some black and brown students perform poorly. >> in school, our conference taylor bisacky joins us now live from the newsroom with some details on that. taylor. >> well, many are upset by shoes, comments calling them racist in that questionnaire when she was asked how to increase academic outcomes for most marginalized students. shu said in part that black and brown students do not perform as well as others due to a lack of family support. any of those family showed up at tonight's meeting, full of anger and frustration. >> heated moments during as usd special meeting on tuesday calling for the admonishment of commissioner and shoe. those in favo

burglaries reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> breaking news just into kron. 4 wnba star brittney griner is sentenced to 9 years in a russian prison. they handed down that sentence just in the last hour. they found her guilty of drug charges. she's been behind bars there for nearly 6 months now after being arrested at a moscow airport for having vape cartridges that contain cannabis oil. the state department says that griner is being wrongfully detained. that is and they are still working on a prisoner swap. so we'll see a chance of being released. >> back in the bay area, another rolex was stolen in the east bay happened saturday night in walnut creek. police say a man was held up at gunpoint and had his watch stolen in the parking lot of the bounty hunter restaurant. witnesses say 3 people were involved in the robbery. this is just the most recent in a string of rolex robberies across the bay area. last month, a man in walnut creek was robbed of his rolex, a gunpoint and his own driveway. armed robbers also stole a man's role acts outside a trader joe's in danville, san

you're watching kron. 4 news heading. you're going to do everything that we can. >> to end this outbreak now at 8, a public health emergency declared nationwide. president biden is ordering action has more than 7,000 americans test positive for monkeypox. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 8. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. today's declaration from president biden is meant to help make it easier for local health agencies to tap into federal money. >> kron four's catherine heenan joins us from the newsroom tonight with more on the effort to improve access to vaccines, treatment and testing catherine. yeah, that's what they're hoping for, pam. and can officials say? >> in just the past week they've distributed more than 600,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine all across the country. and they say they're now able to perform as many as 80,000 tests every week. the white house, as you know, has been criticized for responding too slowly to monkeypox. local doctors say yes, they hope the announcement from the white house tod

kron four's. dan kerman has an update on that. >> we dealt with several incidents, including homicides, shootings, illegal sideshow activity. >> robberies and out of control weekend in oakland and police chief leronne armstrong admitting there just aren't enough cops to deal with it all. we've this recent spike in crime draining our resources across the city. these 5 locations account for 5 shootings that occurred friday saturday and sunday and all 4 people killed bringing oakland's murder total. the 73 for the year and a 5th victim wounded is not expected to survive. and while 2 of the downtown shootings were going on, a cannabis store is burglarized. police unable to respond. while we understand the importance of responding to this call at that time, every resource that we had in the city of oakland was tied up. >> on these 2 shooting incidents and multiple incidents that were happening in the east in as well where they were dealing with another shooting. that was occurring out east as well the

kron four's dan kerman has a closer look. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says except in limited misdemeanor cases. >> she has no plans to have her. prosecutors see cash bail the disproportionate impacts that cash bail had on mainly communities of color. it, you know, it's people who are socially economically disadvantaged course, which oftentimes correlates with communities of color. and that's something that i did not >> want to ever reinstate for that reason. but jenkins is modifying the office's policies when it comes to asking judges to detain defendants without bail prior to trial. i want to make sure that as a policy we are prioritizing public saf ty in our in our analysis and our process. for example, detention requests may be made for repeat offenders, selling large quantities of fentanyl as well as those involved in violence. anyone who's committing a violent crime in san francisco certainly is a situation where we will be considering filing a pretrial detention motion. like i said, people who have be

ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. all thanks very much. >> well, there has been more backlash tonight following the racially charged comments made by san francisco board of education commissioner and shoe has kron four's theresa stasi reports. first tonight, despite a vote to admonish or the controversy continues. >> last night's board meeting was an example of how she cannot continue to be on the board. i do not believe in you probably it for her to resign. not least because there's an election in a few months. 24 hours after a very emotional san francisco school district board meet ng. >> where commissioner and shoe joined and unanimous vote. tensions continue. this is patrick walls with families for san francisco. >> and has really good qualities and qualifications for her role. she's really focused on what matters, which is running. to provide the best possible education for all of our students. shoes role on the board coming under attack for stating on a questionnaire. quote. >> on stable family environment and a

kron. 4 news. >> authorities are investigating a rape on stanford's campus happened sometime after 5 o'clock in the evening on tuesday in a parking lot near wilbur hall. the crime was later reported to campus security about 8.30, when a mandated reporter notified stanford department of public safety that an adult woman reported she had been sexually assaulted by a man. she did not know anyone who may have information about this incident is being asked to call the stanford department of public safety. >> attacked near uc berkeley's law school tonight, campus police are looking for the person who got violent early this morning. police say a man tried to assault another person. the piece of scrap metal to the parking lot near the law school when the attacker lifted the metal over his head. the victim quickly got into his car. the suspect then hit the victim's car with the metal before taking off. police describe the suspect only as a man about 6 feet tall, 30 years old wearing a turquoise shirt and mu

kron four's. dan kerman has details now on his sentence. >> former san francisco public works director mohammed nuru was sentenced thursday to 7 years in federal prison and a $35,000. fine after pleading guilty to accepting more than a half million dollars in bribes and kickbacks. prosecutors say over 12 years nuru betrayed the public trust by accepting money, trips and other goods and services from city contractors and developers in return for steering city business their way. prosecutors sought 9 years saying nuru believed he was above the law and the lengthy sentence would deter other public officials from taking part in this level of corruption. new ruse attorneys called for a 3 year sentence saying extra years, don't create more deterrents. they also pointed out new routes, recent heart attack his diabetes and his years of community service as contributing factors. but in sentencing nuru to 7 years, judge william orrick said this type of public corruption cannot be tolerated in a democratic s

kron 4 news. the family of alexis, gabe has launched an online petition in an effort to get charges filed against the mother. >> of gabe's ex-boyfriend. the reason they'll is that she helped her son evade authorities. >> that happened after police said that they believe was murdered inside the boyfriend's home in andrea. father says that he plans to meet with the contra costa county district attorney to talk about charging alicia coleman. clark clark is the mother of the boy friend marshall jones. back in may oakley police arrest a clark also suspicion of aiding a criminal, but district attorney diana becton disc line to file any charges and release clark so far that petition has almost 9,000 signatures in the south bay has been 40 years since the killing of a 15 year-old palo alto girl. today. >> authorities announced an arrest in the cold case. kron four's justin campbell explains how investigators tracked down the 75 year-old suspect. >> 15 year-old karen state took a bus from her home in palo

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and we're following some developing news just into the kron. 4 news room in castro valley where this grass fire has started. it's being called the even fire. it's burning near interstate 5.80, hand, even canyon crews from the alameda county fire department and cal fire there on scene working to put it out, according to chp logs, a vehicle fire was reported in that area about the same time this fire started a cal fire saying that it's just about 2 to 5 acres right now with a moderate rate of spread. there are no evacuation orders, at least so far. but >> residents who live west of shafer ranch road. they are being told to prepare for that possibility. we'll keep an eye on this and bring you updates as we get them. happening now, oakland police are asking for your help in locating a teenage girl. police say 14 year-old natalia perez rivera was last seen around 10, 30 saturday morning near 48th avenue. opd says that she was wearing black sweat pants and black crocs and a gray hooded sweatshirt within a deed is logo on it. talia is 5 foot 5. she weighs 155 pou

. >> this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm noelle bellow. our top story this tuesday. governor gavin newsom has officially declared a statewide monkeypox emergency for california. that declaration will move more resources to help departments across the state as kron 4 sarah stinson reports it brings the response closer to what the state did to handle covid-19. >> it's been hard for people to get their hands on the monkeypox vaccine with long lines of people at clinics across san francisco, including the one here at sf general. but the hope by governor gavin newsom is by proclaiming a state of emergency. we can make testing and vaccinations more accessible, but that enable more resources. more flexibility, more ability to serve our that's that's wonderful. >> the goal of the proclamation is to provide more resources to the department of public health. >> to improve the response to monkeypox, but frustration is growing for people in need of the vaccine. some waited 5 hours just to get it. guess i've been really frustrated by

kron four's. dan thorn brings us the response from local lawmakers. >> the 2 time olympic gold medalist and wnba superstar with a blank expression, as she learned her fate 9 years in a russian prison. the guilty verdict for brittney griner was expected, but calls from the u.s. continue to demand for her release bay area. congresswoman barbara lee taking to social media saying the conviction was absolutely disgraceful and that griner should be home with her wife and loved ones but is instead being used by russia as a political, i think for most americans to think of someone receiving a 9 year prison sentence for a small amount of cannabis. >> it's shocking criminal attorney and legal analyst steve clarke says because of griner's high profile. >> her trial was more political than criminal. he believes russia is taking advantage of the situation and a prisoner swap with the u.s. might be the solution. it is a dangerous political game that's being played, though, because you could encourage other coun

so they released a lengthy statement to kron 4. we put that on our website. kron 4 dot com. but let's take a look at in part them saying, quote, we're absolutely committed to doing everything we can to resolve the remaining outstanding issues as quickly as possible. we also remain profoundly grateful to our caregivers for their patients. now, the staff nursing association. they've already filed a complaint with the labor commissioner and now they are going to be picking to put pressure on the hospital to get this fixed. now, the hospital says that this pic innings informational picketing, will not affect any of the care that patients will receive today. so keep that in mind. if you have an appointment here today, it will not be affected. now will be here live to show you all the picketing that's going on. we'll hear from nurses. but for now, i'll send it back to you. all right. thanks a lot, sarah. >> well, in the south bay city officials in san jose say their police department is in desperate need of more officers. you the department says the national average for police off

dan kerman kron, 4 news. the pandemic is also affected. major businesses around the bay area, including one of the oldest brands and san francisco, harley davidson. >> motorcycle brand has been in the city for more than a century. parson services manager scott ross and says the pandemic hit shortly after the new ownership moved to its current location on mission street posed a real threat to keeping the doors open. at one point, they went from 17 employees just 5 running the entire operation. but the dealership is still standing. the company itself, scott. >> over a nearly 120 year history. and so they've been through world wars. so i'm not sure that the pandemic a strong of take us out. >> roston as it is still a c% challenge to find new employees are back up to 17 people working there. but they're still looking for a few more bay area. food banks are feeling the effects of inflation. the alameda food bank says that it has served more than 400 new households just since february. >> overall, the >> bank is serving 4 times as many families

kron four's man. harry has details on how one city he's trying to prevent them from happening in the first place. >> engines revving and tires, screeching it's becoming all too familiar sound in some bay area cities >> between 5, 7,

she's reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> next tonight on kron, 4 news today that officials released the search warrant but now push to unseal the mara lago after david. why the justice department does not want that to happen. >> and skies nice and clear now they he is getting cranked up for tomorrow. we'll show for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. get live look looking over downtown san francisco, our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow looking at our temperature. you guys like the little summer heat coming our way. no, not too much. so you don't like it as long as they go away as long as he's not a long heat wave, then it's ok, but yeah, we're go

you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 4. >> hey, good morning, everyone. i'm kron 4 meteorologist and temporary anchor john shrable filling in for a night for just a couple minutes here. it's wednesday. august 17th. it was such a hot one yesterday. hope you found yourself a way to keep cool. we said a couple of records in areas like out towards livermore which we got up to 107 degrees yesterday. here's a little bit of good news today. still going to be a hot one, but not as hot as yesterday. got a look outside at the golden gate bridge. you can see just a couple of the very light at the very top of the bridge shining up through a blanket of fog that is actually rather thick along the immediate coastline. we do have some spots low visibility really just isolated to highway one in through the golden gate itself. if you're looking at satellite and radar, you actually see a lightning strike out into eastern contra costa county. this is because we have some monsoonal moisture present across the region today and the chance of a few isolated thunderstorms popping

back to the kron. 4 morning news. we have been tracking and talking about we're approaching the month of august and now that we're here, john, it looks like we're getting a little moisture up in the north bay. yeah, it's nice to be seeing a little bit of rainfall this morning. a chance of thunderstorms along with that so little bit of activity to switch things out after what was a pretty dry and steady u.s. july behind us. you can see the fog that is pushed into that corner. the bay area right here. >> and as reena mentioned, we do have some activity out there in the form of some of these showers drifting their way, mostly from the south to the north across the bay area. and as rain also mentioned, some of those same showers currently being seen up in the north bay. now, we do have couple of light showers right around the on up towards fairfield, along highway 80 napa on up to saint helene. also seeing some light brief rainfall this morning and those of you in the marine headlines be noticed. a few light areas of show

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kron four's theresa stasi. it takes a look at how it works. >> it will ask patience too self a test meeting. eligibility criteria? because right now vaccine is still relatively scarce. and so we are prioritizing docents to those folks who are just higher risk exposure. nicole britto with contra costa county health department. >> is there registered nurse over saying the county's monkeypox distribution explains what the fda emergency use authorization. they can now get more doses out of ailes allowing them to vaccinate more people to slow the spread of the virus. and now it's psta authorization. update. >> we are able to give intradermally which only requires a fraction of that do so one 5th of the dose to get the same time and response. it goes just sent to the skin similar to like a tb test. yeah. and your skin has a lot new response. and now a lot more than a minute to she's underneath that. and that's why a smaller dose works as well. britto says as they get more vaccine, they are also able to offer it to mo

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