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c catherine and i are keeping it up. for agriculture one of my former bosses said and everyone agrees that we want to support you. there's different kinds of agriculture across the country. nutrition is handled in a similar way but it's those ag divisions that determine why someone votes for the farm bill or not. as jennifer mentioned it's a tight margin and in the senate to pass a bill you need 60 votes. there are 60 votes on either side of the aisle. they have always relied on passing it with bipartisan support. agriculture is something not many people pay attention to. nutrition you hear about in every district but that's why there can be a short attention for members on the committee. people who are on the committee tend to stick together and people off the hill stick together to make sure there is continuing support in this area and even from a smaller committee. >> i don't know if anyone has anything to add. definitely the bipartisan theme is certainly stronger on the agriculture side just because of the nature of

otto may be catherine thomas you want to jump in? >> thanks for having me. my comment on something that's not included in the farmville. the food and drug administration for dietary intakes. let's been in the conversation. for food regulation it's more about folks have enough to eat. quickset is a really good points. talk about process a high level. i mentioned we were really early in this process produced 2023 we just kicked off into a new congress. the goal is to try to get a farmville done this year for this a lot of things that need to happen. there's been some press coverage suggesting maybe the house agriculture committee will go first in this process which is something that has happened in the past press helping jennifer would start with you. lay out where we are going next. what do you see happening in the next six months from the perspective of the house side and what can folks expect is the process get started? >> absently and thanks for hosting to the bipartisan policy center look forward to further conversation with my colleagues. chairman townse

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catherine. yeah, sad to say that ok? theresa thanks very much. >> another big story we are following tonight. friends are speaking out tonight about a beloved oakland baker who died after being robbed in oakland earlier this week. we're talking about jen on the bakery called angel cakes. she was robbed monday. she died yesterday afternoon. kron four's dan kerman has the story. oakland baker, jen angel died thursday. 3 days after suffering a critical brain injury after she was robbed behind the wells fargo on webster street in oakland. the last several days have >> heart-wrenching moving from a place of going through waves hope and grief and that still remains. so there's a lot ahead for of course, and the whole community that all of the communities that and that touched pete, why would he was one of gen angels, close friends. i was with 10 on sunday the day before the incident and she has always was a vibrant and engaging in deeply present with me in actively building community around as she did. and every element of her

our kron four's catherine heenan here with the details on what happened today. catherine? yeah, vicki, this time it was a beach house in delaware vacation home on by the biden family. the fbi came rolling up to the rehoboth beach home today. >> agents to move material was a 3 hour search. they got a handwritten notes from biden's days as vice president apparently. but no classified material was found. that's in contrast to his primary home or 13 hour search in january resulted in several being carted out, including documents that have been in the garage. more havl been found at a washington, d.c. office in november. biden news before becoming president. both republicans and democrats have been pressing for more information. house republicans pushing ahead with an investigation. the chairman of the house oversight committee says the national archives. told that they could not notify the public of the initial discovery. don't tell them a spokesman for the white house counsel's office was asked today if the white house did issue that order. it was not a direct answer. >> if t

but the good news now, catherine and vicki, the 101 moving in both directions again. and that's the latest from out here reporting live. we'll send it back to you guys in the studio. all right, justin, we're glad you're right there to keep us up to date. thanks very much. that's justin campbell reporting live from menlo park. and those going take a current look at the power outage. conditions in the memo park area on the peninsula. >> we're hearing about 20,000 people. they're still in the dark. and if you've got electric, keep voice is going to be cold. a lot of folks were in their sweats. a san mateo county has had the these widespread outages during this week's cold and windy weather. windy weather memo. park city officials today say that these outages have affected nearly one in 3 people in that county. people in some places may be wearing several layers of about sweat said home. all right. you're looking live at our storm tracker we've been talking about the main event. it's it happening. preference chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here. yeah, you've been warn

my name is catherine and i represent the fifth district in los angeles county. it is my pleasure to introduce the final part of our summit on mental health solutions. route today's discussion, we have highlighted both the challenges and opportunities before us as we work to mitigate these unprecedented crises. we have spoken on the prevalence of mental illness in our nation and that coincides with the fragmented behavioral health system that has left many communities without adequate access to muni based care and without a workforce -- community based and without a workforce. counties as front-line owners, operators, and innovators of care, are the lifeblood of the health reform. the time to elevate innovative solutions to address this growing crisis is now. we cannot and should not do it alone. it is critical we take in all government approach to building a better system of mental health and haber health care in the united states, working in partnership with federal and other intergovernmental partners , which is why it is my great honor to introduce our next s

catherine, you on college green. catherine, you heard that short clip there . ben heard that short clip there. ben wallace , boris johnson had wallace, boris johnson had something slightly different to say, didn't he .7 boris johnson say, didn't he.7 boris johnson reiterated, as say, didn't he? boris johnson reiterated, as he said couple of weeks ago, when vladimir zelenskyy was here behind us in hall asking for the jets . boris hall asking for the jets. boris johnson said then and he's saying again, now send the jets. send them the jets. now however, unfortunately for boris johnson is no longer prime minister, evenindeed is no longer prime minister, even indeed prime minister, but one the current prime minister has asked the defence secretary, ben wallace, to look at sending fighter jets. ben wallace, to look at sending fighterjets. but ben wallace, to look at sending fighter jets. but it is very clear from what ben wallace is saying that they are not going to be supplying any typhoon jets or similar directly to ukraine any time soon. part because there's huge

catherine, look, high job numbers, unprecedented. and then there are concerns about fears anyway of recession. break it down for us. catherine, are you there? oh, she froze. you know what? i want to hear this part, so i don't want to give her short shrift. we're looking forward to a great conversation with none other than bill maher and his overtime. let's go to a quick break. we're going to come back and have these important conversations and expand them even more. we'll be right back. so betty c. barcode beat conductor. ♪ go betty! ♪ let's be more than our allergies! zeize the day. with zyrtec. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. e

catherine: what we are doing with the u.s. or europe or investors is monitoring the pace and messaging, in terms of the cycle. if we look at china, at least one or two cycles ahead of other major economies. the risk for china, what could it be? so when we see the normalization play out, could see news regarding luxury tax reform's or property tax. but again, the outlook for china remains the same. david: the other story is india and not so much to get into the nuts and bolts of the adani story, but what nuts and bolts are you getting? catherine: we started seeing this trade unwind before the situation regarding china and india. so we were 30% of the way through the rotation back toward chinese equities. the medium to long-term health remains favorable. we provided some opportunities and concerns about what it means for the general health of the economy, government policy. we do not take it will be impacted much and even if we look at system, it is not too significant. we are seeing a lot of the raising coming from offshore ver

. >> well, hi, catherine and ken. well, the reason why probably do see a lot of traffic there is because at the moment i-80 westbound is closed from all ties. also closed eastbound from colfax. as you can see, we have a lot of snow here that's one of lower elevations, snow. it looks like the sierra, but we're in the foothills currently now. his clothes happen often on since yesterday. a lot of people to get stuck yesterday and they tell me they're trying to make the best >> how low in elevation the snow go. we were heading to truckee. >> and then they closed the roads. stay now burned because, of course, because of the kids can go back. >> on friday, powder could be seen as low as this is quite unusual. but, you know, maybe a happy coincidence because the kids, so the snow so >> the drug first pandy, his wife and kids from the bay area where some of the folks that got stuck in the foothills last night from a long lasting i-80, closure. we thought we're stock. >> in summer that we're not going to see the snow. and then

i'm catherine grant lotus can up and have the night off. senator feinstein made the announcement this morning. she tweeted, i'm announcing today i will not run for reelection in 2024.

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ken and catherine, back to you. grant will play >> get with you later. yeah, i want to know if they told was any word on why they say why they did it anyway. still ahead, we hear a lot about fentanyl, but the other street drugs that have authorities worried and they're just (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. >> as san francisco tries to curb the rate of fentanyl overdoses in the city. public health officials are bracing for a new wave of deadly synthetic opioids. a new street drugs trank and iso are infiltrating a legal drug markets on the east coast in the midwest and city leaders say it's probably just a matter of time before they reach the bay area. trank is an animal tranquilizer used for large livestock. iso is a potent synthetic just as dangerous as fentanyl supervisor. matt dorsey sent a le

we have catherine and ken, good evening. good thank you. and good evening. thanks to you yet. coming up, a man who burst into richmond district synagogue and began shooting. >> has been charged. will have the details from the da's office report from foreign force national. billy in jail tonight after covering a news conference in >> the governor there responding. ken wayne, i'm catherine heenan. the news of 6 coming up next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news news at 6. >> now at 6, a man accused of firing off blanks inside a jewish synagogue in san francisco last week has now been charged with several felonies with a hate crime enhancement. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. 51 year-old dimitri mission was arrested last friday. he was accused of shooting inside the shoe near some center synagogue on balboa street kron four's. dan kerman has the latest on the investigation. >> it is clear that anti-semitism is still active in strong. even here in san francisco, san francisco district attorney broo

i'm catherine heenan. i'm ken wayne. the recent events prompting calls to expand mental health services, especially for the api community. >> that was the focus of a gathering today in san francisco's richmond district kron four's dan kerman reports. >> the last couple weeks has been fairly traumatic in particular for the api community was shootings that occurred and half moon bay as well as in monterey park. primarily impacting each americans. san francisco assemblymember phil ting says that coupled with the surge of hate attacks directed at the api community during the covid-19 pandemic. >> has created a huge demand for mental health services. that's why he was pleased to announce friday he had secured 6 and a half million dollars in state funds for rams are richmond district nonprofit which provides community mental health services at a time. >> when so many folks nation, commute really feel under threat. this organization in particular has been a safe haven for some of the families. some of the low income families in

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i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. and no matter where you woke up today, chances are pretty good. you are able to see some fresh powder. >> we've got video. this is a family. a lot of scattered taking advantage of the snow, a los and a shooting. this video is children sledding down a snowy hill in their neighborhood. almost looking like one of those beloved snow days. we remember kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow 20 now with a look at happened and what to expect as we move toward the weekend. remember snow days? yeah. about that. coming up, a little kid. and you're right. i mean, a lot of folks just kind going up. there may be seeing snow for the first time. one of the event it is been we have seen tremendous amounts of snowfall in the bay area. >> how about this? we had over a foot of snow in mount hamilton is still counting their los gatos. 11 inches of snow. how about calistoga? we're watching that last night as the snow is beginning to drop their 9 inches of snow totals or 6 inches in cloverdale. and

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catherine. well, she is facing, of course, along troubling list of san francisco mayor breed. >> giving a speech that was part pep talk, talking about things like revitalizing downtown, attracting new business. >> she gave her address from the glass atrium of this building on pier 70. that's an area being redeveloped. one focus, housing, a state mandated plan does require adding 82,000 units by the end of 2031. it's not clear whether that'll be possible. the mayor argues the obstacles include critics who get in the way of her plants. >> we have more than 52,000 units that have been approved. can you imagine that? various reasons there's simply aren't being built. you cannot support families, workers, the environment without supporting infill housing. you cannot say you want to address homelessness without building and yet so many of the critics who claim homelessness is all about and only about a lack of housing are the same critics who blocked. housing policies. time and time again. >> the mayo

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. we've got breaking news to tell you about out of santa cruz county. a one year-old child. >> has been seriously injured after a redwood tree fell into the child's home. this is in boulder creek. firefighters say the tree fell into the living room pending that child underneath they were able to free the child and take i'm we don't know. it was a little boy little girl but took them to the valley medical center in san jose. firefighters say 4 other people were inside the house at the time. the red cross is helping them to find shelter. we have team coverage tonight on those strong winds around the bay area. kron four's justin campbell and amanda hari are covering. >> storm damage all over the bay area. but first, let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. yeah, dangerous winds around the bay area today. we've seen some of that damage already. numerous power outages. numerous trees coming down and power lines to those winds continuing to whip outside tonight and probabl

i'm with my job though for his food stamps the week with catherine too much jenco. the very same go from the photo run is in cave. recently a former white house employee. she establishes close ties with the ukranian politician who shows great promise, the future president of ukraine. victor yoshika, a she then went to the joint economic committee on cock in congress, and then went onto with this consulting group, k, p, m, g. i. and they had a training program on bank issues and a, she was involved in that, at the time that her future husband just can't go. was governor of ukraine central bank. and i find it very hard to believe that she was not aimed at him, not, not involved in attracting his attention that involved in getting herself married to him and exerting influence on him. a, if you kill a talk in other interactions from men and man and wife to get in to do what the americans are been wanting, you should go because she lives the sure. let the keith of course, of course, the ocean. yeah. well, if you got you too much younger, what would you like more familiar

a contingency kron four's catherine. he didn't live in the newsroom. now with that story. >> some of her political headlines take out high due to well like nancy pelosi says that she is going to support representative adam schiff of southern california to replace senator feinstein. but only on the condition. feinstein decides not to run again. she says schiff has focused on strengthening the democracy, the economy. he's chair of the house intelligence committee, pelosi's endorsement might give him an edge because she is after all, one of the most powerful women in u.s. politics. but representative katie porter, their of orange county, has also announced a bid for feinstein's seat east bay congresswoman barbara lee expected to formally announce eventually. so some insiders are surprised. in fact, that pelosi is endorsing shift instead of porter or lee. meantime, the 89 year-old feinstein has not announced her plans. her campaign fund is only a few $1000. also today, a bitterly divided house voted to oust representative ilhan omar of minnesota from the f

catherine heenan live for us in our newsroom with more. catherine? yeah, we have seen a lot of tech companies kick start layoff plans in recent months. >> the latest on the list is pay pal? the digital payment company headquartered in san jose cutting nearly 2000 full-time employers on the pay pal website. today it was announced 7% of company employees will be cut in coming weeks. the executives are blaming what they call a challenging macroeconomic environment. the ceo did not detail the severance benefits but call them generous. and not clear yet which teams will be affected only that some internal groups will be hit harder than others. also east bay base to work day laying off 3% of the workforce. the pleasanton company says workers in its product and technology division will be affected. one noticeable difference here. the business planning software company says these layoffs are not the result of over hiring during the pandemic and it actually plans to increase the size of its global workforce in 2024. and impossible. foods known for its plant-b

and i'm catherine heenan. we have team coverage on the winter storm tonight. kron four's gayle ong is live in boulder creek, where highway 17 reopened after a snowstorm closed down lanes there this morning. but first, let's get the latest from kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. yeah, what an amazing storm .pit's been it's not unusual to get snow in the bay area. certainly that happens every several years or so. but the amounts were simply amazing. in fact, here's a look at some of the totals around the bay area peaks. how about this mount hamilton? >> over a foot of snow, los gatos. almost a foot of snow. calistoga. you had 9 inches there and get this in cloverdale. you've seen some video of that 6 inches of snow orinda 3 inches of snow canfield, an inch and a half and many people reporting around the bay area. they sell snowflakes falling in their neighborhoods may didn't stick, but certainly they saw the snow falling all the way down to about 500 feet even lower in some cases out there tonight, the skies still look a little bit on midst of trying t

catherine, look, high job numbers. unprecedented. and then yet there are concerns about fears any way of recession. break it down for us. catherine, are you there? i'm not hearing her. she froze for a second. you know what? i want to hear this part. i don't want to give her short shrift. as you can see from the time and you probably have seen a little bit of a box on the right of the screen at some point today. we are looking forward to a great conversation with bill maher and his overtime. let's go to a break. we will come back, pick up where we left off and have these important conversations and expand them even more. we'll be right back. wrinkle guard penetrates deep into fibers, leaving clothes so soft, wrinkles don't wanant to stick around. make morornings smoother with downy wrinkle guard fabric softener. ♪ let's go! ♪ what you gon' do? you ain't talkin' 'bout nothin'! ♪ ♪ when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-ha

catherine. this time it was a beach house in delaware. this application home on by the bidens. >> the fbi came rolling up to the beach home today. they remove material. it was a 3 hour search. they got some handwritten notes, but no classified material was found. that's in contrast to the biden's primary, a primary home. we're 13 hour search in january did result in documents being found, including classified documents stashed in a garage. more were found in the at the washington, d.c. office that biden news before becoming president lawmakers from both parties want more information. house republicans are pushing ahead with an investigation. the chairman of the oversight committee says the national our cars, people were told they could not notify the public of the initial discovery. don't tell anybody. a spokesman for the white house counsel's office was asked today if the white house did issue that order but did not give a direct answer. >> if that's actually what he said, it is probably better

all right, ken, catherine, back to you. >> thank you. >> thank you, stephanie. and thank you to your guest. if you would like to support survivors and the families of victims, you can donate directly to all us online at a streams dot com or by mail. you can do it in person at 6.36. per street and you can call that number is at the bottom of your screen. still ahead, the latest plan from some lawmakers to ban stores from selling tobacco and parents something to look out for when you take your kids to the playground with police in the >> they've been finding insights lights. also, the chp says forget about going to the sierra. if you are not used to. plenty of snow will be live with the latest live with the latest conditions. meet a future mom, live with the latest conditions. 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 jo

, catherine. nancy pelosi says that she will support representative adam schiff of southern california to replace senator feinstein. but only on the condition. feinstein decides not to run again. she says shift has focused on strengthening the democracy, the economy. he is chair of the house intelligence committee. pelosi's endorsement might give him an edge because she is after all, one of the most powerful women in u.s. politics. but representative katie porter, there she is of orange county has also announced a bid for feinstein's seat east bay congresswoman barbara lee expected to formally announce probably soon. some insiders are surprised. in fact, pelosi is endorsing shift instead of porter or lee. meantime, the 89 year-old feinstein has not announced her plans. her campaign fund is only a few $1000. also today, a bitterly divided house voted to oust representative ilhan omar of minnesota from the foreign affairs committee. omar infuriated both democrats and republicans in 2019 for making w

all right, ken, catherine, back to you. all right. clearly a lot of work ahead to make things better. thank you, stephanie. for more half moon bay coverage, you can scan that qr code on your screen. >> that will take you straight to kron 4 dot com. and there you'll find a photo essay on everything that's happened over the past month. also, the latest on efforts to improve housing for farm workers along with other ways. you can help. >> still ahead, an update on the toddler in boulder creek was pinned under a redwood that crashed into his home. we'll tell you how he's doing now. bust a new bill seeking to eventually phase out tobacco products across california. it's now making its way through the state legislature. why opponents say the proposal is essentially age discrimination. >> california has not reported 100,000 covid deaths over the last 3 years. more than half the deaths happened in the first year. the state has tallied more than 11 million confirmed cases of covid since the start of the crisis. experts believe many more cases

hello, is this catherine cawood's house? it is, yes. in real life, five years ago, murray and his partner bought the very house which is still used in the series as the home of sarah lancashire's character. through here is the kitchen. this is familiar! very familiar. what have i said? that's assault! yeah, ring the police! different colour, though, isn't it? er, slightly, yes. i can live with this. i don't think i could live with the dark brick red. this is the tv... yeah. ..you'll watch the last episode of happy valley on... yeah. — ..in catherine cawood's living room. bit weird, isn't it? i'm the best copper that ever lived, but code 11, job done. do you think it's going to be a happy ending? somewhere in—between the two, probably. i do love you, you know. and part of the success of the show is that tension has been growing as viewers have to wait a week between episodes. we'll talk like this tomorrow, yeah? during filming, james norton told me he prefers it when all the episodes don't drop at once. it was always the kind of wate

hello, is this catherine cawood's house? it is, yes. in real life, five years ago, murray and his partner bought the very house which is still used in the series as the home of sarah lancashire's character. through here is the kitchen. this is familiar — very familiar! what have i said? that's assault! yeah, ring the police! different colour, though, isn't it? er, slightly, yes, i can live with this, i don't think i could live with the dark brick red. this is the tv you will watch the last episode of happy valley on... yeah. ..in catherine cawood's living room. bit weird, isn't it? i'm the best copper that ever lived, but code 11, job done. do you think it's going to be a happy ending? somewhere in—between the two, probably. i do love you, you know. and part of the success of the show is that tension has been growing as viewers have to wait a week between episodes. and we'll talk like this tomorrow, yeah? _ during filming, james norton told me he prefers it when all the episodes don't drop at once. it was always the kind of water—

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catherine herridge, thank you so much. between israelis and palestinians in the west bank. according to the state department, the israeli american was reportedly killed by palestinian gunmen in one of several drive-by shootings over the weekend. israeli settlers responded by throwing rocks and setting fire to palestinians' homes, killing at least one person. >>> tonight we begin a new series called "retirement ready." for millions of americans, having enough money in savings is one of the biggest challenges, especially when you consider recent wall street losses that are shrinking 401(k) plans. cbs's mark strassmann breaks down the numbers. >> $224.50. >> reporter: daniel fitzpatrick's original goal, retire at 60. he's now 64. fitzpatrick's a senior planning executive making low six figures with money worry. >> the benchmarks move as i get older. >> what's your timeline for retirement? >> work till i'm 70, and then to look for something part-time afterward. >> reporter: the national average for one person to live comfortably in retirement, roughly $967,000 in savings. every

catherine colonna, how do you think this war will end? >> how? by a discussion, whenever ukraine is ready and by the terms that ukraine decides to put on the table. we are here to help ukraine to be in this situation where all of us can understand that we reached that phase. when a new cycle begins, i repeat. it is a very political perspective that changes needed. -- strength is needed. this is why we are speeding up what we are doing and we need to deliver what we have to deliver swiftly. we need to focus on those armaments. correct me if i am wrong, but they need artillery, ammunition, and air defense. we need to be there in due time so they can build on what ever help we give. and that might change the focus and the view that mr. putin has in the situation. >> alright, a very quick answer because we are running out of time. poland warns for years about russia's aggressive intentions, no one listened. in your view, has moscow's appetite for expansion been sated or stimulated by the experience in ukraine? is president putin still a threat to pol

catherine, thank you for being here. we're so sorry for what the michigan state community is going through today. we heard about how this huge family of spartans, as you all are known, between parents and alumni and students, it's fast, and you will stay in touch. what a tragedy this is for everyone. being as deep in this subject matter as you are and knowing the campus as well as you do, having gone there, is there anything that could have stopped what happened last night? >> i think we don't really have the answer to that yet, right, because the fbi and michigan state police will do the background on this individual who did the shooting to see maybe if there were tells and science, and there were people who saw something and did not say something, which is kind of my biggest fear, of course. but i think overall, i think we have to use when we push together what everybody wants, which is the answer to the motivation for why this guy did this, looking for the motivation is really helping us to find the next shooter, befo

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan. we've got team coverage tonight on the ongoing cleanup. how people in the bay area are bracing for more rain. they're bracing for snow at lower elevations. kron four's dan thorn san francisco where winter weather preparations are continuing. a reporter justin campbell is in san jose where that big tree fell destroying a retaining wall. amanda areas and san mateo word tree fell on an apartment building. but let's begin our team coverage with kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. this kind of weather excite yeah, boy, i mean, this is just something else. you don't see it happen very often. maybe. >> you have to go back to 1970, 64. we saw something similar to this with a similar conditions. so, yeah, it could be a very, very magical. a 24 to 48 hours here in the bay area. not that we're going to see widespread snow all across the bay area. but we're going to hear about reports of people seeing snow in their backyards. almost certain of it as we're going to see some of that activit

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that looks that looks to be. >> and vicki, catherine, later tonight here i'll be joined live by mayor penrose bureau will go over her plans for what's next for the city moving forward reporting live from half moon bay. stephanie lives. one for news. >> thank you, stephanie, for that. and we're looking forward to hearing that later on. thanks, stephanie. another n help the survivors and the families affected by the shooting. you can donate to the nonprofit coast side. hope on its website you can set up a recurring donation. you can choose where to send your money. the money will go directly towards a farmworker, for example, farmworker fund help with more general needs our help to make a special occasion happen. that said coastside hope dot network for good dot com. and for more half moon bay coverage, you can scan that qr code for a shortcut to kron 4 dot com. you'll find a photo essay on everything that's happened over the past month. also, the latest on efforts to improve housing for the farm workers there and other ways you can help. coming up. you know, it's not something californ

i'm catherine heenan. i'm ken wayne. police say they responded to report of a man recklessly driving a motorcycle that was allegedly stolen shooting was reported about. >> one 20 this afternoon near 100th avenue and international boulevard. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. investigators say the man then tried to steal another car at gunpoint. police say at this point details are little fuzzy, but they apparently tried to take him into custody. he refused to comply. and in the end, police shot him. the suspect has been taken to a hospital with non serious injuries. according to police. and staying in the east bay and his first appearance before tv cameras

catherine, catherine's been westminster palace for us as that meeting of mps came together to listen to those from president zelenskyy i mean heavy with history catherine in terms of the references and language that president zelenskyy was using . president zelenskyy was using. yes quite something isn't it, to watch history being made as we have the sun stream in from behind the windows onto volodymyr zelenskyy . and he volodymyr zelenskyy. and he spoke for about half an hour , a spoke for about half an hour, a very uplifting , quite emotive very uplifting, quite emotive speech. very uplifting, quite emotive speech . he really is extremely speech. he really is extremely skilled at this, isn't he? i think his actor training, he used to be an actor used to be a comedian. he knows how to write. he knows how to deliver a speech. he knows how to get his message across. of course, he was sporting his trademark khaki sweatshirt that he seems to have been wearing something like that. since the very beginning of the conflict. and it really went down incredibly well with mps in the whole . but

one of them, laurie acorta, my stuff to dayton is to, catherine, has anyone answered the key with my spinner. we just gotta read me through and i said i cheated is bruce. if i'm with the will of, with premise this possible because of the pressure difference period with no pasco costeo at me. and i told you that you're starting to provide for that type of new stuff with a bright, the solution that you got a deal or mediator to put a slice episode you buy at them will bring it to the store that most of the ones that keep would you otherwise he took my seat for stay and i missed the game. okay, i'm going to do it on the scale of the entire arctic. this is, of course, the drop in the ocean put about 50 tons of garbage had to be taken off from just this one small. i mean, a gram lines threw me under a, but i would be doing a one year property as the only way emotional recorded by the radio. my thought might be some sticky boomer about it with them now. elaine, yes, i did with this company company on just this year and she started on a bomb look at, you know, it's been the previous the stu