are you justin? >> i am justin. >> okay, cool. i'm jodi. we're detectives with the apd. >> okay. >> reporter: right from the start justin was calm and cooperative. >> i'm investigating a case, an older case and i'm just going back and to talk with the friends or the people who knew brittani marcell. >> okay. >> it's from '08. >> okay. >> reporter: hansen invited the detectives into his home, where gonterman started off with the basics. >> do you remember hanging out with her at her sunglass place ever? >> not hanging out with her. i walked by, maybe and kind a just, "hey, how ya doin'? what's new? how's your family? how's your sisters?" that kind of stuff. >> on a like, on a regular basis or do you just remember, like -- >> no, no, no. just when i -- when i think when i was working at the mall. i'd just happen to walk by and say "hi." it wasn't like a hanging out, regular basis type thing. >> because she -- 'cause brittani actually remembers you coming in and visiting her and hanging out and talking with her, like twice a week. >> no, no. >

however, that came at the expense of someone else, her ex-boyfriend, justin skinner. claudia moved in with nick and broke up with justin almost in the same breath. >> yes, that's right. >> reporter: claudia told detective garcia she tried to cut off all contact with justin. >> and shortly after the breakup, it was reported that he had followed claudia while she was driving her vehicle, and nick was in the vehicle. >> reporter: claudia also said justin unexpectedly came by her home a couple of times. then the day nick's body was discovered, claudia said she went out with her mom. >> me and her went to circle s. >> reporter: the circle s saloon, the proverbial bar on the outskirts of town, where she saw justin. >> did he have any marks on him at all? >> i saw him and pretty much walked -- just walked right by. >> reporter: the next day claudia said justin left a note on her front gate about her ex-boyfriend, nick. >> saying, hey, i heard what happened, and i'm really sorry. if you need anything, let me know. >> reporter: and claudia directed detective garcia's attention

>>good afternoon justine center hill saying that the state had told them not to hold back those second doses to get as many people vaccinated with the first doses and as a result. they don't have enough second doses and they are in the process of contacting 40,000 people this week who have second dose appointments they're gradually going through them not all but some canceling those appointments until they get more doses, they're hoping that somehow they will end up getting more doses but if they don't by the end of the week then there's another 50,000 of second dose vaccines that are scheduled for the rest of the month, those 2 will have to be rescheduled what this is mean in terms of not getting your dosage 21 days or 28 days after well medical professionals we talked with say it's not that big a deal. >>yes, you got like a tremendous amount of protection from just one you know it's as high as 2 weeks off to the first u.s. i think. you know all of that together means that even in the face of variance when you might want to have high antibody it's probably going to be ok to believe th

. >>> justin thomas will join us his win, i vnvestments and how e game has changed rapid fire coming up dom is here with don't rub it in we'll play again. if interest rates are the driving force behind a lot of the volatility, it woultd make sense to wait for a for the record statement federal reserve later on tomorrow before they do any real movements in their portfolios henc hence, you have a dow that's down coming from record lies check out what's happening with the retail oriented stocks we got a weaker than expected number f it's given some train e traders profits. tapestry, another retail oriented company up about 2.5% ralph lauren off 3%. the equal weight xrt, that's the ticker off 2% as well. gamestop is a huge part of that trade. then a winning trade. check out hast happening with the semiconductor stocks because they were leaders on the way down and they bounced back the semiconductor ticker fell about 16% from recent highs the lows it's bounced back 11% now. look at the etf there, applied materials and micron as well all of these have recovered pretty strongly from the rec

justin, you were a south asia correspondent based in india. india has been delivering vaccines to africa and south asia in general. the rate of distribution in many parts of the world is very different and it's going to cause problems in the future, isn't it? it is, in order to have a successful global response we need people vaccinated as soon as possible to minimize the chance of these variants developing. there are global institutions set up to distribute vaccines. inevitably, the richer countries that deal with pharmaceutical companies early are likely to get the vaccine first. inevitably, they will vaccinate their population first, but the good news is there is a huge vaccine surplus, if you add up the vaccines around the world, they are much more effective than we expected. we forget that, but early on people didn't predict they would be anywhere near this good. so we are in quite a good position globally but it will take a while to vaccinate the world. we will be following that across our output. if you're in need of some distraction fr

those little boys we met, justin and joseph, justin tucking that hot with his grandfather's phone number away for safekeeping. "are you scared," i ask. "yes," they tell me. they are scared. and we spoke to justin's grandfather, we called him, his number was on that hat, he says justin's mother sent him north because she understood that authorities here were allowing kids who traveled alone to stay if they came into contact with the border patrol. david, the white house says sending those kids back alone across the border as trump did is inhumane. we're talking about desperate framlies here. >> all right, cecilia, our thanks to you again tonight. >>> when we come back, outside new york city, the deadly fire at an assisted living facility. a firefighter also missing tonight. we're also tracking two major storms on the move. we'll be right back. struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losing some weight. now, back to the show. oz

those little boys we met, justin and joseph, justin tucking that hat with his grandfather's phone number away for safekeeping. "are you scared," i ask. "yes," they tell me. they are scared. and we spoke to justin's grandfather, we called him, his number was on that hat, he says justin's mother sent him north because she understood that authorities here were allowing kids who traveled alone to stay if they came into contact with the border patrol. david, the white house says sending those kids back alone across the border as trump did is inhumane. we're talking about desperate families here. >> all right, we know you're going to say on this, cecilia. our thanks to you again tonight. >>> when we come back, outside new york city, the deadly fire at an assisted living facility. a firefighter also missing tonight. we're also tracking two major storms on the move. we'll be right back. struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losing s

and justin, of course, you were a south asia correspondent based in india. india has been delivering vaccines to africa and south asia in general. and the rate of distribution in many parts of the world is very different and it's going to cause problems in future, isn't it? it is going to cause problems because in order to have a successful global response we need people vaccinated as soon as possible to minimize the chance of variants developing. there are global institutions that have been set up to distribute vaccines. i think inevitably, the richer countries that did these deals with pharmaceutical companies early are likely to get the vaccine first. inevitably, they will vaccinate their population first, but the good news is there is a huge vaccine surplus, if you add up the vaccines around the world, they are much more effective than we expected. we tend to forget that. earlier on people didn't predict they would be anywhere near this good. so we are in quite a good position globally, but it will take a while to vaccinate the world. we will be followin

——justin. it has come measures on this has come through this. —— justin. it has come through higher bills on the energy front, thatis higher bills on the energy front, that is how we have seen change. is it the private sector where change has to come? if it the private sector where change has to come?— has to come? if you look at wind turbines. — has to come? if you look at wind turbines, the _ has to come? if you look at wind turbines, the prime _ has to come? if you look at wind turbines, the prime minister i has to come? if you look at wind turbines, the prime minister has made a huge amendment to increase in wind energy because the private sector sees an opportunity and is willing to pour finance sector sees an opportunity and is willing to pourfinance in. the same with electric vehicles. the government committed to phasing out petrol and diesel cars by 2030 with some exceptions for hybrids. companies now committing to switch over to electric vehicles far faster because they recognise that technology is changing and they need to get in there quickl

justin, you were a south asia correspondent based in india. india has been delivering vaccines to africa and south asia in general. the rate of distribution in many parts of the world is very different and it's going to cause problems in future, isn't it? it is, in order to have a successful global response we need people vaccinated as soon as possible to minimize the chance of variants developing. there are global institutions set up to distribute vaccines. inevitably, the richer countries that deal with pharmaceutical companies early are likely to get the vaccine first. inevitably they will vaccinate their population first, but the good news is there is a huge vaccine surplus, if you add up the vaccines around the world, they are much more effective than we expected. we forget that. early on people didn't predict they would be anywhere near this good. so we are in quite a good position globally but it will take a while to vaccinate the world. we will be following that across our output. if you're in need of some distraction from all this, th

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first of all,i'm big fans of justin and his co-founder. i know these guys. they're smart guys and are doing some smart things. one of the things he said that there's been a buildup in the chatter. he didn't indicate that that happened today but he indicated it had been going on that's would we're seeing in palantir overcalls outpaced puts about three to one and the most active options were the 26 strike calls at the end of this week. this is a pattern we've seen many times in these cases that people are trading very short dated, up side in a lot of these names as justin was mentioning most people are making bullish bets, not bearish. it had a run-up, fell back shortly thereafter >> yeah. so guy, i'll go to you on this one. you've been watching palantir. you piece this all together and what does this give you, if anything >> an opportunity -- i mean, i hate using the word "opportunity," i really do, but i think that's what it is. the three and a half level karen mentioned, that's support. goldman sachs upgraded the stock. cathy wood has been speaking about th

>>justine well who's most affected is going to be those who are living in the most vulnerable parts of the state and that has a more specific definition that we'll get to in a second. but the governor says overall the state's effort to make vaccine distribution so far has fallen short of being equitable the governor and his administration is trying to be more targeted moving forward and providing an incentive for the rest of the state. >>we have to be bolder. >>and we have to go bigger governor gavin newsom's administration will start dedicating 40% of its vaccine supply to those eligible living in the most vulnerable zip codes in california. the state defines its most vulnerable parts is the bottom court, i'll of california's healthy places index communities considered low income or hardest hit by the pandemic areas like the one the governor stopped by thursday in the san joaquin valley insult to injury. >>households earning over a $120,000 have twice the access to vaccines. then communities that have been disproportionately impacted that is what we have to reconcile we have to own up

justin, i love your laugh. you can hear you laughing, so this is just as much fun for you. >> yes, it's -- i'm having the time of my life doing these because i just -- he's so talented and i love him so much and i just want to make his dream of doing music full time come true because he's amazing and he deserves it. >> it's coming true right now. we hear that you've made up a song about "gma" based on an adele song so, justin, why don't you introduce it. >> okay. day one of trying to get zach famous on "gma." category 1 "good morning america." the style is adele. ♪ hello, it's me i was wondering if you would like some news with your coffee ♪ ♪ you know, we're ready to go ♪ ♪ it's light, cam remarks action, baby, now it's time to start the show ♪ ♪ with robin roberts, george stephanopoulos ♪ ♪ michael, turn on your telly now ♪ ♪ for "good morning america" ♪ ♪ we are here to help you wake right up and sometime, time to spill the tea ♪ ♪ why don't you come and spill it with me this mo

i'm justine waldman. a this is potentially a big development in the battle against the pandemic and getting schools back open in the fall. kron four's. maureen kelly spoke with an infectious disease expert as well as parents and she has the very latest. >> i have a 14 year-old granddaughter so if you're excited to see that they did from pfizer. >> u c berkeley infectious disease expert doctor john swartzberg says, well, this is a small study of less than 2300 kids and it has not yet been vetted by other scientists. if the data holds up, it could mean adolescence from 12 to 15 could join the rest of the 16 plus crowd already okayed to get the shots. and if all goes well, that could start happening before school starts in the fall and getting more of the population inoculated against the virus helps us in the battle against the pandemic because everyone that susceptible to the virus is also a potential variant factory to buy immunizing children even though they don't get sick at the same rate is. >> over. p

my name is attorney justin miller. on behalf of my law partner, chris stewart, who couldn't be here with you today, i bring you greetings. this, today, is not the trial of george floyd. and i've heard people say that. this is a george floyd trial. this is the george floyd trial. george floyd is not on trial. it's the trial of derek chauvin and should be printed and spoken about that way every single time we talk about it. this trial is about america being america for all americans. not just some of us, all americans. and it can be that way. and it should be that way. we have to take time now to think about what we want for our children and for our families. this family behind me is suffering and they have been suffering since the beginning of this thing and they're going to suffer long after all of you have gone and all of us are gone. what we want to do and what this trial can do is to make sure that no other families have to suffer in this manner. george floyd was murdered. he wasn't killed. he didn't die. he was mur

i'm justin bieber. >> announcer: so what if we told you this week justin's taking over? >> good morning, america. >> it's time to wake up with justin bieber this week -- >> only on "gma." >>> you heard the man, justin bieber. we thank him for that great performance. okay, you two. and he's going to have another great performance for us this week. that's all we need to know right now until 1:00. for us this week. that's all we need to know right now until 1:00. fo >>> good morning. i'm reggie aqui. tourism is san francisco may not be back to prepandemic levels for three years. it could be as late as 2024 before tourism returns for what it used to be. they are optimistic as the city open es more sectors and people are getting vaccinated. >>> by the look of florida, maybe that is too optimistic or not enough. who knows. your activity plan today, a little breezy, windy around the bay and out at the coast. temperatures close to average if not warmer to nearly 70 in concord. a little windy tomorrow and wednesday. then look at that warmth this weekend reggie. >> mike, thank you

hey, justine. so very excited about my guest tonight because at 50, she decided to celebrate by taking a picture of herself in a bikini. >> and putting it on the twitter and there's a reason because she is none other than celebrity chef giada de la renta us who by the way, looks amazing in that bikini and probably because eat better feel better is the name of the book that she's launching. it's all about how to eat right at this age. just to stay looking healthy and feeling healthy couple of the tips inside that book celery juice. and before you freak out about it's actually really good. i did try it. and she swears by it says it's life changing. she's also written 9 bestsellers before this all new york times bestseller. so this 10th one, i think she knows what she's talking about and the best part. i asked her, ok, then when you're out on the road like the rest of us and you're on the highway and you're looking for that fast food outlet. which one would you choose which one do you choose. and she

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this is why i find this inquiry what i do also find in theory a thing justin is this. really has nothing to do with 9 percent of the budget money that's being elevated has anything to do with kobe and so much of the money will be spent in 202220232024 i mean i find this infuriating ok we these thing there's so in there's a lot of money that's going into foreign aid as well not aid at home ok and that $2000.00 check fiasco i mean you know i'm sorry if this had been trump and he made a promise and he didn't fulfill it he wouldn't he would have gotten a huge black backlash here so i really hate when they say we can't do this it's nonsense go ahead well look i agree that misses in many ways a dog old there is a tremendous amount of money for things that have nothing to do with coping relief including here in the bay area $100000000.00 for bay area rapid transit routes look the part is nice and i don't know exactly how much use it's going to get post bad but it could sure use a little sprucing up here and again what i would put the pressure on and again to go back to the id

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right she is founder of the right employment lawyers and a political pundit and in oakland we have justin robert young he is host of the politics politics politics pod cast are across up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to philadelphia 1st michael i think it's widely held that you know that the biden ministration has gotten off to a slow start hasn't got a lot of its appointments and they did go through the the senate was time was taken up with the impeachment the 2nd one promises like $2000.00 checks materialize but the there's been a lot of commentary about the kind of woke us that gender that is coming out of this administration it's more important about someone's background than their abilities and there's a real stress on that and playing with words no longer using illegal alien which is a legal term ok it's a legal term to a non-citizen is this a substitute for policy michel. it certainly seems i think you're correct in the sense that it's been driving both the agenda of the personnel on the culture of the administrat

my name is attorney justin miller. on behalf of my law partner chris stewart, who couldn't be here with you today, i bring you greetings. this today is not the trial of george floyd. i've heard people say that. this is the george floyd trial. this is the george floyd trial. george floyd is not on trial. this is the trial of derek chauvin and it should be printed and spoken about that way every single time we talk about it. this trial is about america being america for all americans. not just some of us. all americans. and it can be that way and it should be that way. we have to take time now to think about what we want for our children and for our families. this family behind me is suffering and they've been suffering since the beginning of this thing and they're going to suffer long after all of you have gone and all of us are gone. what we want to do and this trial can do is make sure no other families have to suffer in this manner. george floyd was murdered. he wasn't killed. he didn't die. he was murdered. >> yep.

right she is founder of the right employment lawyers and a political pundit and in oakland we have justin robert young he's host of the politics politics politics pod cast are across up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to philadelphia 1st michael i think it's widely held that you know that the biden ministrations gotten off to a slow start hasn't got a lot of its appointments and they did go through the the senate was time was taken up with the impeachment the 2nd one promises like $2000.00 checks materialize but the there's been a lot of commentary about the kind of woke us that gender that is coming out of this administration it's more important about someone's background than their abilities and there's a real stress on that and playing with words no longer using illegal alien which is a legal term ok it's a legal term to a non-citizen is this a substitute for policy michel. it certainly seems i think you're correct in the sense that it's been driving both the agenda of the personnel on the culture of the administration

justin: that is the key reason we have to be humble. there is the growth perspective, but we have already seen this surgeon supply once -- this surge in supply after the second world war. cash now as a financial share of assets is at its height since 19 629. this is all food for thought. overall, our view given the increasing technology in our economy, we do seek inflationary forces will play over the medium-term and that will eventually feed into an inflation expectation. anna: do you think if inflation is going to remain under control, we have always deflationary forces, what assumptions are you making about the extent to which the large amount of fiscal stimulus we will see in the u.s., whether that will lead to overheating in the u.s. economy? what is the assessment there? justin: we are positive on risk asset, that is driven by where we are in the cycle. we are early on in the economic cycle. the fiscal policy that we are seeing and that monetary stimulus is going to have a positive effect on risk assets overall. valuations are exp

i'm justin biebe >>> good morning. i'm jobina forston. the community is invited to an event in san francisco to show solidarity with asian- americans. it starts at noon. organizes are calling it a safe space to mourn the eight victims who were murdered in georgia and show support for those attacked in the bay area. anyone who is an ally is welcome to attend. >>> people craving a tasty treat from the alameda fair will have one more chance there get it before the fair takes place this summer. for a second straight weekend vendors will be offering some of the favorites like corn dogs, churros, funnel cakes and more to help vendors. guests can stay and enjoy their food on the ground or preorder for a designated pickup time. the event runs today and tomorrow from 11:00 until 8:00. let's check in with lisa. >>> i'll take a funnel creek. upper 50s today a gorgeous start top spring and your weekend. 51 in mountainview. a few clouds from the camera, upper elevation winds will stay there, so the breeze will be from the coast today keeping it come a

justin: [llora] albertano: justin, no, si no hubiera otro, sí te robaba a ti. ya cálmate. >> ¡quítate! gerente: ¡estoy harto de ustedes! ¡lárguense! vítor: Órale, ¿que no están oyendo? lárguense, déjennos trabajar. gerente: ¡no, ustedes dos! ¡vítor y albertano! ¡largo de aquí, los dos! don nacho: se lo dije, es lo malo de contratar a esta gentuza. qué asco. cuquita: yo creí que, para variar, ahora sí me iban a traer dinero. para ustedes no hay trabajo que les dure. lupita: doña cuquita, en la cocina ya no hay nada para comer. don nacho: no se preocupen, que para eso está el proveedor de este hogar. cuquita: ¿y todo eso? vítor: no manche. ¿a poco ganó tanto de cerillo de la tercera edad? albertano: oh, les dan buenas propinas a los ruquitos, ¿eh? don nacho: no, no fue sencillo, bieran vis qué trabajo. cuquita: me imagino que trabajaste mucho, ¿verdad? don nacho: no, no, no, no, pero vieran qué trabajo me costó que la señora que compró todo esto no me alcanzara cuando me le eché a correr. [ríe] cuquita: ¡trío de zánganos cín

i'm justine waldman. we will start today with the changes for businesses in contra, costa and sonoma counties. the state's health director is saying both counties can move into the red tier for reopening on sunday. so this means that restaurants and gyms. we'll be able to open for indoor operations. indoor dining can resume with 25% capacity. retail stores can expand to 50% capacity indoor attractions and movie theaters can open at 25% capacity and gyms can open indoors at 10% capacity. contra costa and sonoma counties have been the only bay area counties in the most restrictive purple tier. but again, that is going to be ending this weekend. now for the first time, the johnson johnson vaccine shots are going to the arms of people at san francisco's city college at the mass vaccination site. and that's where we find kron in cali. she's live for us with details and how many people were able to get that one shot today. good afternoon. murray. >> hey there, justine. that's right. you can see the people linin

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justin, thank you for explaining it of. justin urquhart—stewart from seven investment management. who knew? well, you do now. —— explaining it all. breakfast is up next, we will have more details on that interview with 0prah details on that interview with oprah winfrey and the duke and duchess of sussex. hello there. high pressure has brought largely fine and settled conditions to the uk during the weekend. it looks like this settled weather is going to last through monday and tuesday, but then it's all change. midweek, it's going to turn very windy with the possibility of severe gales developing through wednesday night into thursday. we'll also have some heavy rain as well, so some big changes to the weather as we move deeper on into this week. in the short term, though, we still have higher pressure to south of the uk, some weather fronts to the north of the uk, so monday is a north—south divide. it's a cold, frosty start across the midlands, wales, southern england, with some sunshine. clouds may tend to increase at times and further north, we will see some showery bursts

reich she is founder of the right employment lawyers and a political pundit and in oakland we have justin robert young he is host of the politics politics politics pod cast are across up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to philadelphia 1st michael i think it's widely held that you know that the biden ministration has gotten off to a slow start hasn't got a lot of its appointments and they did go through the the senate was time was taken up with the impeachment the 2nd one promises like $2000.00 checks materialize but the there's been a lot of commentary about the kind of woke us that gender that's coming out of this administration it's more important about someone's background than their abilities and there's a real stress on that and playing with words no longer using illegal alien which is a legal term ok it's a legal term to a non-citizen is this a substitute for policy michel. it certainly seems i think you're correct in the sense that it's been driving both the agenda of the personnel on the culture of the administrati

she's working on for 7 justine. we have lots of good stuff tonight. thank you so much. that tonight at 7 don't get used to those low rents in the bay area rents are down. >> in san francisco, san jose and oakland. but that's all about to change. why those pre pandemic high rents are returning you can catch this and many more local stories in just a few minutes at 7 o'clock on our kron on app. it is free to download and i look forward to all of you. joining me at 7 o'clock afternoon. ken, back to you. all right, justin, get that app. it's free and a lot of good content on there keep you busy all night. all day long and that's it for kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock hope to see you tonight at 8 o'clock that's our next newscast. have a goodie. if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works

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. >> justine waltman live in the newsroom with a look at what we're working on for 7 o'clock just hey, they're happy friday to you. and tonight at 7, some pro trump supporters have been protesting on a freeway overpass in lafayette for months now the city is now asking the state to help remove that. so we'll hear from the demonstrators who say they refused to leave because they have the right to free speech to be right there. you can watch that and so much money more local stories in just a few minutes at 7 o'clock on our kron on app is free to download and i'm justine waldman and i'll see you there. happy friday again. can't say it enough. no, you cannot say thank you. just a happy friday to you too. and if you're watching us on the new kron on app again, as justin just told us, a full hour of news coming up next. >> in fact, we have about a minute to go before the end of the newscast. talk about what you're doing this weekend. >> what you know, so many people want to head off to wineries now that the list has probably actually wait for like a week or 2. that might be a good idea, ri

i'm justine waldman right now. president joe biden is in atlanta talking to the nation in the wake of the deadly shootings there and the rise in anti-asian crimes. let's listen we just met my goal of the ministry. 100 million shots. before my first 100 days in office. we did in about 60 days. we're not stopping now. the american rescue funds more vaccines, more vaccination centers and more increase in testing. it's going to help us accelerate our nationwide effort to reopen school safely. last week. i directed all states tribes and territories to make all adults eligible. we vaccinated no later than may one. well, this is a time of optimism. it's not a time for relaxation. i need all americans to keep doing your part. wash your hands. stay socially distance. keep masking up as recommended by the cdc. can get vaccinated when it's your turn. none of this is political. it's all science-based. but now is not the time. let our guard down. that's science based as well. in the last week. you should we've seen increases in

justine enjoying the night off. that group is providing seniors with a simple tool that they say can make a big difference in their safety. kron four's amanda hari live tonight after talking with organizers about their plans on how they plan to do >> the group plans to hand out whistles on a lanyard and they're handing out these whistles with a note and in 7 languages that note explains that these whistles of supposed to be used to keep them safer. >> i bought 2 winter whistles originally. but from there we come together organizer heene, a alvarado morris says things snowballed by day 2. we had a 1000 whistles. >> and then by day 3, when we me for 5,000 whistles. she says when people across the bay area heard about the idea. >> they volunteer to help and donated money. so she could purchase more whistles. she says she can't get the idea when another mother and her moms group, lot of concerns about her asian parents safety for parents were afraid. >> to go out and. >> how can we help over-do morris thought providing

justin, great to see you. wow, what a story. can you set the scene for us? what were you doing in the park? without being too graphic, what did you see happening? >> no problem, i want to say, thank you for having me. so it was, you know, it was a saturday and usually on saturday i tend to go to the gym and get another workout in. however, this saturday, i was a little sore from the workweek. so i decided just to go on a simple walk in the park. nothing too excited and i was probably around my fourth or fifth lap around a lake. it's about a mile walk each lap so i did that and as i was coming around the last corner or the last bend, i should say, i hear a woman screaming, help, help, you know, help, help, it's really, really loud. it just sounds different than any type of help i've heard before and i see the event happening as i start walking towards the situation where i see the gentleman on top of a woman. i kind of start to notice that things are a little be it more aggressive than they should be. and there was one moment in the incident where i just don'

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justin miller joins us right now. justin, thank you so much for joining you. your colleague opened this trial today by playing the disturbing video of george floyd's dead, and it is so disturbing, very upsetting to watch as we all know. how is the family doing seeing that video played again, 9:00 minutes or so and reliving those moments. >> well, wolf, you know, like with any family it's very difficult to keep reliving the same thing over and over again when one of your loved ones was murdered brutally on television, it's like opening a wound back up time and time again. it's very hard, but they are pushing through it. >> we heard today from the 911 dispatcher who clearly felt something was wrong as she watched all of this unfold. how will this prosecution team build on that with additional witnesses based on what you know? >> well, at the very least we know there were other people who saw what played out that day, and so these different angles and these different people can give different evidence as to what they saw. that one dispatcher, you know, what she r

niños no pueden ocultar su tristeza otros parecen olvidar le calvario que sufren la ser reportados justin y henry cruzaron de ilegales y las autoridades los reportaron lo van a intentar las veces necesarias >> mamá qué harás dios nos va a ayudar >> el huracán eta dejó todo a su paso >> perdimos todo estábamos en una escuela durmiendo en el piso >> la mayoría de los inmigrantes están formando un albergue improvizado arriesgó sus vidas como josé y su niño >> que sean dos años 4 años siento que es suficiente podemos hacer algo >> no queremos regresar porque de qué vamos a vivir >> este piso recueda la violencia que se vive en sus países que los ha obligado a abandonarlos la mayoría dice que no se irán de aquí mientas llegan más inmigrantes y las autoridades esperan que esto no se convierta en una bomba de tiempo desde reinosa méxico noticias telemundo >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> el gobierno del presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador ha enviado miles de soldados en la frontera sur raúl está en la frontera que divide méxico y guatemala >> son detenidos al bajar de

joining us is justin carrigan. some big market moves, some changes once again when it comes to the central banking story in turkey, justin. what do you expect to see in the weeks ahead here for turkey? justin: there is clearly going to be a period of considerable instability for the lira in the coming days and weeks. what we are already seeing is the selloff today in the lira. this is highly protectable. the exit of the previous central bank chief was a shock, but the reaction of the market was quite protectable this morning. nobody was saying it would be anything other than a dramatic reappraisal of turkey's central bank policy, monetary policy, going forward and how it is going to tackle this rate of inflation at 16%. we are seeing a complete reappraisal that suggests the central bank is on a path of unorthodox measures. it had all been looking so good under agbal, the lira recovering considerably, particularly in december and of the early part of this year, before the rise in u.s. treasuries started to impact th

justine enjoying the night off. kron four's. gayle ong spent the day in berkeley learning how this girl's actions now inspiring change. >> the violence and hate incidents against asian americans since the start of the pandemic inspired this event and it drew hundreds of people. >> these demonstrators had enough violence enough with the hate. they are saying no war. we isn't new. >> and we know what happens here in the bay area. >> if you look 6 what is happening in the world. little by little and most importantly, together hundreds gathered at aquatic park in berkeley sunday afternoon to support the asian-american community. >> the movement against violence park since the pandemic in high end after fatal attacks in the bay area. and nationwide i think that the atlanta shooting really brought this more into the spotlight smaller things have been happening that you don't hear as much. but then suddenly it's being broadcast everywhere and everyone everybody understands how big of an issue that i think that really might be a lot of

>>thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 3 i'm justine waldman we have a lot of big stories we're watching this wednesday, including men wild winter weather across the bay area we do have team coverage to kick off our afternoon kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is in the weather center standing by with a look at the rest of the evening. we'll see if more rain and hail is coming. but we'll start with kron four's charles clifford in santa rosa, where that hail hit really hard and families had some fun with right now i'm standing in santa rosa near the intersection of old redwood highway and mark springs road where around midday. >>on wednesday, a pretty significant hail storm passed through the area dropped a lot of hail on the ground it really looked like snow but it was in fact tale that storm dropped a lot of hail on homes nearby and some of the higher elevations and a lot of folks who live here in santa rosa came out here to this intersection this is near sutter hospital to check it out these kids had never seen snow before and their family thought well it's i

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a sense of tradition. >> reporter: that's justin akeno, the operations manager who sees this facility differently from the rest of us. >> the famous alaskan racing pigs will be racing here in june. >> reporter: justin and the county have been planning fair scenarios since last fall. >> are you rushing it? >> i don't thing we are. >> reporter: last year at this time, san mateo county was the first to cancel their event. other fairs waited. this year, san mateo county is the first to bring the fair back. as for other counties, we did ask around the bay area today, checked the status of other county fairs. they arrange from no plans to virtual, to drivethroughs, to canceled until further notice. and in san mateo. >> from the get go, they'll be temperature checked. they will be asked three different questions. health questions. they will be wearing masks along the way. >> reporter: in short, there is no escaping covid-19, but this does amount to a symbolic victory. hungry yet? >> very exciting news. >> reporter: even in what remains a relative ghost ground. from san mateo county, wayne fr

waldman kron 4 news justine thank you. >>we have more on all of this so with this story about what's going on with the oakland a's. >>here in oakland has been a long time but that's in the past and now moving forward with that big announcement on friday. the openings can now once again welcome fans back to the ballpark. >>fantastic we can welcome our fans back to the oakland alameda coliseum a very enthusiastic a's president dave campbell spoke with me over zoom from spring training. we connected to talk about the significant announcement from the state allowing games to resume once again with fans instead of those cardboard cut outs we saw last season when covid-19 impacted the sport. cavill tells me teams worked hard for this moment, this is been a coordinated effort between major league baseball the 5 california teams and the governor's office. >>to do this in a safe fashion. it's a great example of government and private industry working together to hopefully set an example for other aspects our society and have succes

justin rowlatt, bbc news. energy customers may soon get an automatic refund, if they overpay their gas or electricity bills by direct debit. proposals from the regulator 0fgem could mean an average return of 65 pounds per household. let's speak to our personal finance correspondent, kevin peachey. how could this work? it could affect millions of people. those who pay by direct debit for gas and electricity and have regular monthly payments even though energy use fluctuates during the year. what tends to happen is your balance builds up over the summer when you use less energy and then comes back down closer to parity during the winter. and it tends to even out. but there have been complaints all the year from thousands of people who say that direct debit is set too high and the energy companies have been hoarding this extra overpayment for their own use. the regulator attempted today said that amounts to attempted today said that amounts to a shocking £1.4 billion and that that money they say has been used to

justine. >> give a breeze and that wraps up kron 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman. thank you so much for joining us. and we'll see you right back here tomorrow. bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mortgage payments and improve your cashflow. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. bay area homeowners, learn how your neighbors are accessing hundreds of thousands of dollars with a reverse mortgage loan from the bay area's number one reverse mortgage lender other mortgages are paid each month, but with a reverse mortgage, you can pay whatever you can, when it works for you, or, you can wait, and pay it off in one lump sum when you leave use a reverse mortgage loan to