today we will talk to sister ellen to learn more t franciscan mission and way of life. so, please rejoin us after this brief break to meet sister ellen and delve into the special word world of the franciscans. >>> hello. thank you for joining us on "mosiac". our guest today is a franciscan and we are going to fall all about the vast universe of franciscans from her special corner of it this assist e ellen mckay. thank you for joining us. telling the full name. one of the sisters of st. francis of penance and christian charity. penance and christian charity. we'll talk about the vast universe of franciscan things that tell us about yourself. >> i am redwood city, california. that is the offices for st. francis province here in california. our congregation is an international congregation. we had provinces in 10 countries around the world and each province has mission in other countries. 10 countries around the world and provinces and sisters who populate them. we used to have probably in the heyday probably around 5000 sisters worldwide and now we are about 1200. is pret

ellen white thought she had put them ahead, only to be denied by the offside flag. but her frustration didn't last long. as after less than 20 minutes, team gb's dominance reaped its reward. ellen white! this one will count! gb ahead! oh how she has longed for that! delight for white, and fist bumps all round. their first excuse to celebrate at these olympics, and a second wasn't too far away. chile hung in there until after the break, before ellen white struck again in acrobatic style. ellen white! yes! brilliant. a solid victory then, sealed in spectacular fashion. next up they face japan on saturday but team gb's olympics are off to a winning start. earlier the first action of the entire games had been in the softball. the hosts japan facing australia in fukushima. with a few staff and team members doing their best to create an atmosphere. japan smashed their way to an 8—1 win but for the organisers, simply getting these games under way will be the biggest relief. andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. the spell of hot weather go

secretary ellen, welcome. i traveled across my district in the last couple of weeks and what i heard consistently from my small and medium and large businesses is the lack of workers. but let me just talk a little bit further about that. the manufacturing in quincy, illinois can hire 50 new welders tomorrow. that in illinois looking for truck drivers and a restaurant in peoria, illinois, and find enough waiters and waitresses or cooks. opens and assigns meat market in peoria heights could hire numerous people at their operation there. consistently throughout my district, small, medium, large businesses, family owned entities can't find workers and there is a collective frustration with them as they compete against of the government. when i talk about competing against federal government, it relates to the unemployment insurance and the fact that we are this incentivizing work when it comes to finding people to fill these jobs. on why they can't get workers to fill these jobs because of the unemployment insuran

. >>> an oakland technical high school graduate made history, being recognized on the "ellen" show. >> the 18-year-old is the very first black male valedictorian in oakland technology's 106-year history. the sixth generation college student was accepted at all colleges he applied to including harvard and princeton but about will to stanford. today on the "ellen" show he talks about being a trailblazer at his school. >> i was glad to be the first and get it out of way and move on to what's next. i'm excited how it will impact the kids coming after me. >> that's all some. watch the "ellen" show at 4:00 this afternoon then stay on for nbc bay area news at 5:00. >>> there was quite a buzz in new york's times square this morning. >> check out this video here. a beekeeper with the new york police department had to remove 25,000 bees from a planter. the officer can be seen using a special vacuum. no one was hurt or stung. the department says the bees were taken to a safe location. >> that happened to us one time, a swarm landed on one of the bushes in the front yard, it was so heavy you coul

. >> ellen martin is off tonight. researchers are revealing the damaging risk that comes with smoke exposure, from asthma to lead poisoning, and it all began with what was, at the time, the worst fire on record in california. >> reporter: november 2018. smoke from the camp fire blows south and turns day to twilight in the bay area. and our lungs? >> there's a huge range of health concerns. these fine particles and smoke can increase asthma attacks, can increase susceptibility to infections, and can even contribute to heart attacks and strokes. >> reporter: during the camp fire, the town of paradise went into smoke and into your lungs, and parts of it were pure poison. >> yes, there are toxic components to the smoke with structures and cars, and that these toxic components travel a long way. >> reporter: 150 miles away. that's how far lead and zinc and other heavy metals were carried by the heat and the wind and the flames. >> so all of this tells us that people do need to be very concerned about protecting their lungs

one of the witnesses who will testify at that hearing is ellen butler. joining our discussion now is democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. she is the chair of the senate rules committee which has oversight over federal elections. senator, i hope you were listening earlier because i was trying to do some staff work for you with latosha brown who knows georgia well and knows that election law well on what you should be aiming for in georgia. what do you hope to accomplish in georgia? >> well, i think she had some great advice, and that is to allow the people like helen, people like the voter, the veteran who stood in line for three hours, the state senator who fought this tooth and nail, let them do the talking, because what we're going to hear is the reason that helen butler was removed from her post, and that is because there is a concerted effort not only in georgia, but in texas, as you just heard from the state senator, to basically take away people's freedom to vote, lawrence. and one of the -- i think many of us are focused on the provision

if he says things like that, ellen weisselberg is going to be found guilty and donald trump could be found guilty of perjury or specifically indicted himself for his own participation in tax fraud. donald trump also mentioned these words exactly. education for your grandchildren, i don't even know, do you have to? this anyone even know? the answer to that stuff? we he posed that tax question to his sadly ranger and people in the audience. want to know if they know whether you have to pay taxes on $347,000 in private school tuition payments for your grandchildren. here's someone who donald trump can ask about that. >> i know more about taxes than any human being that god ever created we. >> ellen weisselberg is doing whatever a criminal defendant is supposed to do, he's not saying a public word, not one. allen weisselberg as he remains silent, he watches donald trump will, help the prosecutors who are trying to put ellen weisselberg in prison. it may also be donald trump's continued public ranting is part of why joe biden's job approval polls are so strong, continued contrast with don

what are you doing to make that faster with secretary ellen? >> where providing technical assistance. >> what technical assistance are you providing to get the door faster? is us an urgent issue for your department? >> it is. >> what you doing to make it faster? >> we are talking to the communities, people with the least capacity to use resources so we are helping small and rural communities, small and rural communities to get resources from their state and county and other local government because most of them do not have the capacity, we get the money but not people. we don't get them -- >> $800 million on overhead for this, to distribute just over a billion dollars. >> sent to the rural communities. >> what spent by the administration is almost the same amount overhead has gone in the hands of renters, fast how deeply flawed the program is this is something that requires, i think your attention secretary yellen, it's an absolute, complete mismanagement at this time when you only have less than 4% of the money in the hands of renters, it's an

ellen herself faced backlash. having gone through the ringer and experience insanity of cancer culture, hart seems to view things differently saying in a interview, he had it with cancel culture, cancellers came after a cartoon character. >> get out and come again. dan: indian-american comedian, made a whole documentary about his frustrations with apu as stereotype, the man who voiced apu hank azaria re. >> that role but he continues to play dr. nic. >> and the slack jawed. >> cartoon addressed controversy. >> something that started decades ago was applauded is now politically incorrect, what can you do. >> with that, apu was canceled. >> even talking about cancel culture. adam carolla was on host an, vent with a noted conservative on left strangle hold on free speech, i funny thing happened at california state university. >> we had a date at csun it was cap sold last minute, we were there to talk about cancel culture. dan: it proved adam carolla -- >> it always makes me laugh. when are your thesis is validate in

apareció en the ellen show, es el primer alumno de la raza negra de graduarse con honores de este centro escolar. decidió quedarse en el área de la bahía, y estudiar en stanford. muchas felicidades. >> buenas noticias para este grupo de baile, ellos quieren conquistar al país con sus movimientos, y dieron su primer paso. estos talentosos adolescentes entre 12 a 18 años clasificaron en la siguiente ronda del famoso programa america's got talent. ¿nos inscribimos para participar? >> no soy profesional para bailar, pero puedo cantar. podemos mandar un texto. >> (risas). >> gracias por compartir esta edición del noticiero telemundo. a partir de las 5:00 de la tarde más noticias. quédese con el noticiero nacional. >> buenas tardes. >> (música). (♪ música ♪) >>> buenas tardes hoy miércoles 7 de julio en noticias telemundo mediodía la tormenta tropical elsa toca tierra en el noroeste de la florida perdiendo fuerza cuando estaba en paralelo al golfo de méxico con vientos sostenidos, el presidente de haití muere en un asalto a su residencia el gobierno dice que tiene bajo contr

conversations] the meeting of the ways and means committee will come to order welcome to secretary ellen for joining us this morning the hearing is taking place with a witness permitted to attend for remote committee proceedings pursuant to house resolution eight before we begin i have a few housekeeping matters with recently updated guidance members who are present are not required to wear a face mask or practice social distancing a fully vaccinated if not wear a mask and socially distance or participate remotely consistent with regulations the committee will keep the microphone muted those in the hearing room are responsible to unmute themselves seeking recognition or when recognized for five minutes third we will dispense with the practice of observing the two ongoing in order of seniority i will alternate between majority and minority for three minutes each to accommodate the secretary schedule. when members are present in the hearing they must have cameras on if you need to step away to attend another proceeding turn off your camera and your microphone instead of logging out as we b

regard i will emphasize the commitment to freedom ofr te seas and make clear where we stand on some ellen helpful claims by china in the south china sea. and finally, i will be working closely with our partners about how we are updating and modernizing our capabilities and their capabilities to work together to tackle some changing forms ofn aggression and coercin that we are seeing and i will be talking with our friends how we will work hand-in-hand to pursue the new vision of integrated deterrence. let me brieflyet talk about whee we are on afghanistan. i'm very proud of the professionalism the forces have displayed and the drawdown continues in a safe and orderly manner and we are still on track to finish up by the end of august. we have for ongoing tasks. we remain committed to protecting the diplomatic presence in afghanistan and to provide funding to the afghan national defense security forces and to advise afghan security ministries and to preventing the reemergence of transnational terrorist organizations. and we have added a fifth urgent task and that is working closely and urgen

. >>> an oakland technical high school graduate that made history being recognized on "the ellen show." >> the first black male valedictorian. he was accepted to all 11 colleges he applied to including harvard an princeton. he is staying in the bay area and headed to stanford. today on "the ellen show" hosted by lonnie love he talks about being a trail blazer at his school. >> i'm glad to be the first and look at what's next and moving forward and excited about it will impact the kids coming after me. >> awesome. you can watch at 4:00 this afternoon and stay with us nbc bay area news for the news at 5:00. >> i used to wear my hair like that in college. not anymore. all right. 5:26. >>> next, top stories including that breaking news out of the caribbean. the president of haiti assassinated and his wife hurt. >>> plus cleaning up city streets. governor newsom heads to contra costa county today to highlight the initiative to pick up trash across the state as another challenger looks to unseat him. stay with us. you are watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 5:30 crime spiraling in

the other woman ellen niemeyer ran to the back of the house triggering that standoff. niemeyer finally turning herself in to police this morning. tonight she's being held for attempted murder. false imprisonment and violent elder abuse. her roommate is currently being treated for her injuries and is expected to survive. and the state tonight hayward police say they now need your help. trying to find an older asian man who was attacked at a gas station back on july 5th witnesses told detectives the suspect you see in the video there asked the man if he was asian several times before slapping him across the face. both the victim and the suspect left that scene before police could get to it. but one of those witnesses was able to get the suspect's license plate. detectives now say they know who that suspect is, but they cannot move forward without the victim. anyone with information on the incident now urge to give hayward police a call. caught on camera thieves stealing more than $250,000 in jewelry during a smash-and-grab in campbell. it happened early friday morning at

adding through to make it better, make it easier, open, more full, more location, make it easier for the ellen not trying to tell your hand in blindfolding. so you go vote. that's making it worse. that's like going back to the, i want to say flavors biden's urging congress to pass to federal measures to do just that. he's also expanded the civil rights division of the department of justice to challenge state voting restrictions in the courts. person abiding has passed his vice president, comma le harris was leaving his administration to efforts to protect valid access, calling it a top priority of his presidency. kimberly health care else's eros hill adelphia. while the $160.00 unmarked graves have been found in the canadian province of british columbia, the size of a former school for indigenous children over a 1000 unmarked graves been identified across canada and recent months. the latest discovery was made by the pet lockwood tribes prime minister johnston trudeau. this is heartbreak for all indigenous communities across the country. relations between jewish communities and palestinians, l

. >>> an oakland technical high school graduate being recognized by "the ellen show." >> 18-year-old ahmed muhammad he was accepted to all 11 colleges he applied to including harvard an princeton. he is staying in the bay area and headed to stanford. today on "the ellen show" hosted by lonnie love he talks about how he feels about being a trail blazer at his school. >> i'm glad to be the first and look at what's next and moving forward and excited about it will impact the kids coming after me. >> as vice president kamala harris says i'm the first and won't be the last. right? you can watch at 4:00 this afternoon and stay with us nbc bay area news for the news at 5:00. >>> working to recover. next here on "today in the bay" the common issue many covid-19 long haulers deal with. >>> another key member of britney spears' crew asks to resign amid a heating battle over her conservatorship. you are watching "today in the bay." delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not al

host: mary ellen in new jersey, independent caller. caller: good morning. as i listen to all of this, all i can say is this country is in a terrible, terrible mess stuff joe biden is responsible. as soon as he became president, he said 08, you have a new president now and you can, over. he invited all these immigrants over here, all these illegals. he should be held responsible. it's at the expense of the taxpayer. they concentrate more on these illegals and spend tax dollars on these people, they rehab people over here as people here who need help. host: is resident biden to blame? did he invite illegal immigration at our border? guest: over the course of the trump administration, whenever president trump said he would close the border, the cartel stepped in and they said give us $6,000 or $10,000 and we will get you to the border. in 2019, we saw a record numbers of individuals coming to the border to ask for protection. the numbers of family units coming to the u.s. mexico border in 2019 are greater than what we have seen this year. my point is that the

fricción entre jugadores, según este entrenador que tiene 15 años entrenando a niños y niñas, una de ellas ellen . >> hay unos padres que son muy aficionados. >> si agregamos la diferencia de culturas el resultado podría ser importante . >> son personalidades diferentes pasa en cualquier tipo de cultura. >> más de 600 niños tienen diversas culturas, . >> primero es decir a los niños esto va a pasar, hay gente diferente, celebran goles diferentes, no te tiene que afectar. >> educación que empieza en casa. >> sí tenemos influencia en eso, entonces para mí es importante que los padres también respeten al jugador, no? respeten al entrenador porque uno puede hacer tanto en la casa . >> para evitar mal entendidos o conflictos, ruiz tiene su táctica. >> a veces les hemos tenido que dar paletas a los padres para que se queden callados . >> una de las formas para que sus jugadores respeten las culturas es conviviendo fuera del partido, recordemos que los hijos son un reflejo de los padres y está en nosotros que la pasión se quede en la cancha. >> bueno, vea su pantalla, cree que quiere hacer e

. >> ellen, yes, i didn't think i'd be reporting this or saying this, but health officials in san francisco are talking about a mask mandate and they'll be talking to other county officials to discuss that, as well, in the days to come. meantime, another developments, we learned that dozens of health professionals who work inside the hospital have come down with covid-19. they are fully vaccinated, but keep in mind they did not get it in the hospital. they got it outside of the work setting. >> the delta variant is a different beast and it can >> reporter: the cdc finding vaccinated individuals may be able to infect others as easily as the unvaccinated, and then this latest news that healthcare workers in san francisco are coming down with covid-19 outside the hospital setting. >> we are seeing healthcare workers who are having -- being diagnosed with covid-19. thankfully, these -- r:san frc neraho, 35 staf members out sick after testing positive for the coronavirus. according to the hospital's chief medical officer and the san francisco chronicle. three quarters of them fully vaccinated. a

the pilot mary ellen carlin was her friend, she were headed to the sacramento area, offered to fly her home after visiting for a few weeks. >> my doubter and a good friend my daughter and a good friend. so sudden. i mean, it's difficult to grasp when a person is here one day and crashes the next and they're out of your life. >> the ntsb is still at the crash site gathering evidence. they will move the aircraft to a secure facility to continue the investigation. >>> take a look outside san francisco where late today city leader as proved a multi story housing development for the sunset district. it will level the building that currently houses the police credit union. it took $14 million loan to buy that site. next up, opponents worry will look out of place among the single family homes. >>> numbers on what it takes to make it in the bay area as a renter, a new report shows how much you need to make an hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment from the national income housing coalition, three of the most expensive cities in the u.s. as you already know are here in the bay area. in san fran

good evening, i'm ellen martin. >> and i'm andrea nakano, kim and elizabeth have the night off. there had been some concern about dry lightning here in the bay area. >> fortunately, that threat fizzled out early. as for the situation in the sierra, here's a live look at our chief meteorologist paul heggen tracking the radar and even a bit of rain. >> fortunately those thunderstorms in the sierra weren't entirely dry thunderstorms. there was some rain being produced by those in now the bulk of the cloud-to-ground lightning is on the nevada side of the state line. around the bay area this is just ground clutter from the radar sites. we did not see anything more than one lightning strike early this morning to the north of santa rosa. that's it for the cloud-to- ground lightning around the bay area. we are significantly concerned about that heading into the weekend but that monsoonal moisture made a little bit more of a push up to the pacific and another area obviously is sparking more showers and thunderstorms for the sierra andover into nevada. let's talk about the smoke being pro

william: ellen hannock leads the policy center institute of california. >> this region has evolved with water scarcity. so growers have moved more and more into crops that generate more dollars per gallon water used. and that means in that region, more tree crops like almonds especially, but also vines and fruits, but it puts them in between a rock and a bad place when you get into a really bad drought. william: in a good yea all the snow that falls in the sierra nevada's and rains in this area would end up in canals like this , there are thousands all over the valley, and farmers use that water to irrigate their crops . but in a drought like the one we're in right now, farmers have to dig hundreds of feet down into the ground to find other water. as more and more wells tap down into those underground aquifers and pull more and more water out of the ground, this resource is threatened. for most of the state's history wells could draw an unlimited , supply of water but in 2014 , the state passed a law to manage, and, in some cases, restrict groundwater use. it hasn't gone fully into effe

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if i do that, i don't have to come back to the j-roc to ask mother may i: and then you sit down with ellen lord to write the 5,000 series trying to do the same thing with different software acquisition rules and software has to change and the information advantage, strategic directives how you do software, and now you align with the 5,000 series and the cool part of that joint directive, that will feed the dap, feed the tank and the dmag, the budget process. and it feeds operations, and it feeds budget and feeds acquisition and guess what i happen to sit on the table of those. i'm to the side of the deputy chairman, i'm to the side of-- and we have to incorporate the speed back in. the goal is to get speed. if you can write the requirements down and do it from the beginning and don't come back and ask mother may i again. just go as fast as you want, that's what you want and what congress intended and what we're trying to do and that's how we have to get there. but we have a challenge because we've created a bureaucracy that doesn't like to move that fast. and it really doesn't. and the onl

. >> and ellen martin. the delta variant is now the dominant strain in five states across the country, including right here in california. joining us now, ucsf infectious disease specialist dr. peter chin hong. talk a little bit about what the israeli government found regarding the pfizer vaccine and the delta variance? >> the israeli government found that the pfizer vaccine, when you get two doses and are fully protect to do, is 64% efficacious at preventing infection with the delta variant. >> you folks are afraid of that, they should be concerned about that, but if they're still thinking about getting the vaccine, or they might only have one of the two shots, what does it mean? should they try to stay away from pfizer, get the moderna or the j and j? >> it all depends on the consensus. the good aspect with the j and j vaccine is that it's one stop shopping. you just get that shot, you don't have to worry about coming for a second shot. the outcomes are pretty equivalent when it comes to the outcomes we c

. >> i'm ellen martin. fentanyl has been a growing problem for years. in fact, in california alone there have been more than 3200 opioid use related deaths in the last two years. half of those blamed on fentanyl. an east bay nonprofit is raising awareness about the synthetic opioid, fentanyl, and possibly preventing accidental overdoses with test strips. >> reporter: there's a new drug test in town, and the nonprofit behind it says it could save your life. >> so many of my friends lives could've been saved. so many people could be saved if these were accessible. >> reporter: allison heller cofounded a nonprofit that helps so-called casual drug users by providing free test strips that can quickly detect whether what some refer to as recreational drugs such as cocaine or meth actually contain the synthetic opioid, fentanyl, because to the unsuspecting, fentanyl can be deadly. >> fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is laced into all kinds of drugs, and it is 100 times stronger than morphine and 50 times stronger than heroin. >> reporter: she compares using

. >> liz and ellen, about a month ago covid protocols were lifted at this hospital. now work crews are reinstalling 30 covid rooms. >> reporter: at providence st. joseph medical center in burbank, the windows are being replaced with drywall because this floor is being converted back into a covid ward. the zipper doors and air filters are part of what's called a negative pressure room, which sucks out bad air and pushes it outside. >> in a lot of ways it's a bit like going backwards. >> reporter: chris rice is a nursing manager. he says about six weeks ago he and his coworkers held a celebration, because they had zero covid patients. >> but after the fourth of july, which is when all the family gatherings begin to happen, and all of the restrictions started to get lifted, it started to get that again. >> reporter: across the country, the highly infectious delta variant has been the dominant strain linked to the recent upticks. >> last week our total census was 12. yesterday it was 18. today it's 21. and the ed is hopping today, so we expect for there to be more. >> re

. >>> good evening, i'm ellen martin. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. we start with a sharp reversal of how the state handles unemployment payments. >> as kpix 5's devin fehely shows us, the state has adopted a pain our policy to cut through the red tape. >> reporter: the previous system designed to catch and cut down on fraud, you had to verify your identity before you got paid. now in practice that became cumbersome and time-consuming and unwieldy, and ultimately resulted in a lot of people waiting a long time to receive their payments. >> there is so much fear and anxiety last year. >> reporter: when the pandemic hit, erin had no income coming in. her massage therapy, art, and airbnb businesses cratered all at once, and navigating the state's unemployment system, she says, was a nightmare. >> it's heartbreaking. i have a lot of friends that moved because they panicked. i didn't move because of my health issues, but i was still panickin

the only day ♪ ♪ somebody please stop the clock ♪ ♪ oh oh oh ♪ ♪ don't ever let this day stop ♪ >> ellen: anyway... >>> breaking news tonight. tropical storm elsa >>> breaking news tonight. tropical storm elsa making landfall in florida. elsa turning deadly as it crashed ashore on florida's coast with 65-mile-an-hour winds, heavy rain, flooding, and possible tornadoes. tropical storm watches all the way up to new england. the new track as we come on the air. >>> also tonight, the search for survivors ending in surfside. the effort shifting to recovery after the largest one-day jump in the death toll. >>> the delta variant now dominant in the u.s. dr. fauci's advice about when even the fully vaccinated should wear masks. in new york, the one-time epicenter, the ticker tape parade honoring frontline workers. >>> the shocking assassination. haiti's president killed, the first lady injured. video of gunmen outside their home reportedly posing as the dea. who's in charge of the country now. >>> a youth baseball coach killed in highway shooting, his son inside the car. the manhunt for a suspec

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my name is ellen ponce. i'm the executive director of california normal, which is an executive membership founded in 1972 in the bay area. we are calling on the world and u.s. antidoping agencies to remove cannabis from its list of prohibited substances. not only is the nfl not suspending players for positive tests for marijuana, but they are funding research and its effectiveness on pain management. i ask the board of supervisors of san francisco where the medical marijuana movement began 25 years ago to not only condemn the qualification of sha'carri richardson but to support supervisor haney's support of a.b. 1256. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> good eng -- evening, board and others. i'm a recent transplant to the bay area and a college professor for more than ten years. i just want to say thank you to everyone who shared their comments in support of the resolution to cancel student debt and also that we raise our voices together t

ellen wilson celebrating reversal calling a big win for parent saying it is because republican attorneys general prescient them to do the right thing but senator tom cotten had a different take on the matter telling fox news the president biden supported critical race theory since he took office, no one believes this was an honest mistake. of the biden administration doesn't support this radical racist ideology it should publicly condemn critical race theory and stop it being reported in the federal government. founder of parents defending education agrees joining us on "fox and friends first". >> i'm not buying that apology because we've seen the department of education over and over try to sneak things like this in. the end goal is to undermine and tear down american values and that is not what we need to move forward, we need children to compete in a global marketplace. >> the debate over critical race theory in our schools won't be slowing down anytime soon. jillian: talking about nancy pelosi's political power move with the january 6th committee. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour

the other woman, ellen ken meyer ran to the back of the house. triggering a standoff. ken meyer turned herself in to police yesterday morning. she's being held for attempted murder. false imprisonment and violent elder abuse. the victim is being treated for her injuries and is expected to survive. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news a brazen burglary at a south bay jewelry store all caught on camera. we're going to hear from the frustrated store owner. >> plus, a video shows a man being attacked inside of an east bay gas station will have more on why police are asking the victim to come forward. and after the break, saving the lives of first responders, the effort in the bay area to help firefighters suffering from ptsd and depression. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >> happening right now. a hike through the east bay all in an effort to show support and saved lives of firefighters struggling with mental illness and depression. the group red help is designed to

my name is ellen zhou. i am a public social worker. i am a union delegate for government employees and member to remind all of you in san francisco to return to god. i have been coming to you ethics commission many, many times starting from 2016 and the last i spoke to you virtually over the phone was march 12th 2021. 2022, you all know san francisco, one party politicians authorize 5,000 a month for anyone come to san francisco sleeping inside a tent. people who have disability spend $17,000 a month and for average homeless person, that is $8,000 a month. we, the city because of the lawless politicians, they spent 12.3 billion a year for a sink hole city, san francisco. you all remember 2020 we had more than 700 people die and pass away on the streets. right now we have 20% housing units available but lawless evil politicians talking about building affordable housing when we have 75,000 empty units available. san francisco politicians to murder our unborn babies by using our public money. they support illegal drugs by continuing advoc

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. >> thank you, ellen. meanwhile, the secretary of state's office could be facing at least 2 lawsuits from the dozens of candidates who are all vying to try to replace governor newsome in this recall election 41 candidates are vying for the state's top job while there are still 2 days left before the secretary of state certifies the candidate list republican larry elder is not on that list, though. the office telling him that he's not qualified because of redaction issues with his tax returns in a twitter video today elder officials and told him what he thought about being left off the list. >> we >> redacted and the death tax returns. so i guess what they're saying is we were something that should have been redacted. we did we something that should be redacted. never. has anybody been disqualified from the ballot in california for a reason like that. i see in court. >> another candidate, youtube star there in financial analyst kevin paffrath, also known as meet kevin says he's doing too well already in the

the other woman ellen niemeyer ran to the back of that house. triggering the standoff. well, today we've learned that niemeyer turned herself in to police this morning. tonight she's being held for attempted murder. false imprisonment and violent elder abuse. her roommate is being treated for her injuries and is expected to survive tonight. we're learning new details about a deadly crash that killed a little boy in san jose yesterday evening. it happened near camden avenue and kusa road. today we learned investigators found that the little boy was crossing camden inside of a cross walk but doing so against a do not walk signal. police say the driver of an suv that hit the little boy was headed south on camden and had the green light to do so. head to the green light to go through the intersection. officers say the driver did remain at the scene and is cooperating with detectives officials say right now it does not appear that the driver was under the influence of anything at the time. the death is now san jose's 26th the traffic death of 2021. happening right now for a

speaking on fox, ellen judge described her reaction about hearing about the kidnappers allege plan. speak at this game of meat and what they really think of women, their own people. >> that kidnapped or slipped into "a service with military style speedboats for self maritime evacuation out of manhattan and maritime travel from new york to venezuela come a country whose de facto government with friendly relations with iran for the white house condemned what it called iran's despicable plot on u.s. soil. >> we will defend u.s. citizens and that includes law enforcement action like the one announced yesterday. >> but cold for washington to do more. >> not only me, no one is safe. i want the biden administration to be strong, take an action, because this department is acting like i says. >> all four defendants in this case are in iran and unlikely to face trial in the united states. a rainy and official speaking to tehran, called it faceless and ridiculous. the biden administration, meanwhile says it plans to continue talks to revive the iran nuclear deal, shannon. >> shannon: david lee

. >> well penn in a special city council meeting tonight council member ellen r us says that act of vandalism was in retaliation for his stance on fireworks and he believes that it might also be racially motivated has been on board with other members of the city council in banning fireworks here in rohnert park and he says that this fire was a way to intimidate him and his family. >> the fight over fireworks in rohnert park. now involves vandalism and possible racism. city council member willie le found this trash can burning and filled with fireworks at his home sunday night. a neighbor alerting him to the horrifying discovery. my heart sank and i yelled out in anger and frustration on sunday night. there was a crime committed. >> someone tried to send you a message and someone trying to intimidate. >> but ari says been on board with other city council members to ban fireworks in rohnert park. the city even cancel the 4th of july fireworks show this year. one of the biggest concerns has been the potential of sparking a wildfire in the areas extremely dry land. but the council member says thi

cream cream scented downward plunge up at the miles per hour making it the only way to fall faster than ellen degeneres. knotts berry farm's and guestbook sprints three seconds total weightlessness on the ride, still the most terrifying part is when this guy drops his tonal clippings on you. police and fire teams arrived on the scene but in the end the man climbed out on his own accord, no word yet if criminal charges will be filed forgiveness extreme lack of judgment he's now a front writer for the california governor's race. topic number four, a freakish bottom feeder is rearing its ugly head in texas. i am not talking about or work for big ben national park is morning visitors to be on the lookout for a giant insect the houston chronicle calls in in spewing lambda lobster from hell and still not about or work. this is an arachne with giant pinchers, thin legs and a whipped tail, make sure you get a good look it is quite rare to see one of these outside up an arby's sandwich. they're only 3 inches long so they are relatively harmless, am i right ladies? what do cricket fits scorpions they c

the other woman ellen niemeyer ran to the back of the house. triggering the standoff niemeyer turned herself in to police this morning tonight she's being held for attempted murder. false imprisonment and violent elder abuse. her roommate is being treated for her injuries and is expected to survive. hayward police tonight say they need your help, trying to find an older asian man attacked at a gas station on july 5th. take a look at this video that could be troubling for some of you. witnesses told detectives the suspect asked the man several times if he was asian before slapping him across the face. both the victim and the suspect leaving that scene before police could get to the store. but one of the witnesses was able to get the suspect's license plate. detectives say they now know who the suspect is. but they cannot move forward without the victim. anyone who knows who the victim is or has details on this incident. now urge to give hayward police a call. caught on camera. thieves. once again stealing $250,000 in a smash-and-grab in campbell

. >> ellen grant a busy. indeed. you see the evening rush is here at the drop-off. i've seen a steady flow of passengers all evening. and even in the afternoon and last year as we know, airports were quiet, but not this year. this holiday is expected to be the busiest july 4th ever as people take to the skies. >> flying up on southwest up to tahoe for the weekend 4th of july. it's great to be out. so great for the long beach, california going to go have some fun. i've been up here working from going to have put a much-needed getaway for both of these travelers. many at oakland international airport taking advantage of the holiday weekend. >> as a chance to get out of the bay area after being cooped up for much of the pandemic. that's why triple a says so many are heading to the gates this year. predicting 3.5 million people are planning to jet off. >> air travel this independence day will it 90% of prepandemic levels nationwide, open airport experiencing a similar bomb. we're expecting. >> approximately 3 times more passenger volume that independence day 2020. we've

this from joe ellen out of new york, the more we destroy your financial stability the easier it is to totally take control of every aspect of your lives said the wicked wolf/federal government to the naive public. this is matt in maryland, a democrat. good morning, you're next. >> caller: hi, how are you doing? >> i'm dog all right. >> caller: hello? yeah. first i'd like to point out to people that when the little bush boy bankrupted the country karl rove insisted to the republicans that the deficit didn't matter and they ate that one up. the other thing i think is that, you know, i think that it's about time we started spending money on the people. we spend all this money overseas. you know, i mean, tell the republicans that mexico will pay for the whole thing and they'll buy it. thank you. >> henrietta out of ft. pierce, florida, republican, good morning. >> caller: good morning. i find it hilarious that bernie sanders is talking about union jobs when the first five minutes of the biden administration what did they do? they -- >> did i not hang up on you. if you are going to use tha