plus, she is amazing from the hbo series, "the white lotus. boy, that was a home run jennifer coolidge is here. [ cheers and applause and his new album "ds4ever" is number one on the billboard 200 albums chart right now we've got music from gunna [ cheers and applause "ds4ever." first of all, i want to say a quick happy birthday to our pal, questlove it's his - [ cheers and applause hey, happy birthday, bud >> questlove: thank you. >> jimmy: so much going on a lot to talk about. i mean, it's questlove's birthday today, is joe biden's one-year anniversary as president this is actually nice. a lot of people reached out to congratulate biden >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah, check out some of the text messages he got. for instance, kamala harris wrote, "congrats on year one, mr. president. i'll be there soon to help you open this text." [ laughter ] >> steve: aw >> jimmy: isn't that nice? >> steve: that's sweet she cares. >> jimmy: yeah, and former president obama wrote, "i'm toasting you from the beach. #suckstobeyou. [ laughter and applause nice

i'm grant lotus and i'm catherine heenan. the cases might be high but the omicron variant could be on the decline. at least that's according to new information, which was >> gathered, believe it or not, from wastewater in one bay area county. that insight into our sewage is a sign that this omicron explosion may be close to peaking in the bay area. but even if that's the case, there will still be several rough weeks ahead. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> i do want to offer a glimmer of hope will still in the throes of the highest covid infection rate since the pandemic began, some cautious optimism from santa clara county public health officer doctor sara cody. we are now seeing some signs that >> increasingly make me feel confident that that the levels of infection are just starting to come down. those signs have to do with this lab samples of wastewater over the last week. the prevalence of covid has dropped to 3 of the counties for wastewater treatment plants. >> we're by far from out of the woods. >> doctor, cody cauti

grant lotus. i'm justine waldman will calm us down to 2022. >> we'll celebrate with a live fireworks show from las vegas and the party starts at 11:30pm tonight, only on kron. 4. >> developing tonight at 8.30, longtime bay area. tv news anchor frank somerville is facing dui charges. this after a crash that happened in oakland last night. kron four's got video of the collision. take a look. >> oh, my he's >> this is cell phone video. the shot last night. you can see a porsche rear-ending another car believed to be an audi which forced the driver of the audi get out of that car. the person in the porsche believed to be somerville, then slammed both vehicles through the intersection and crashed into that pole. on the other side of the street. while a group of people watched the entire scene play out and recorded on their phones. this happened at the intersection of grand avenue and broadway just after 7.45 last night, somerville was taken to the hospital to be checked out. and later taken to the sant

i'm grant lotus and i'm catherine heenan. this latest covid surge has proven to be just too much for walgreens. and for cvs, they both announced temporary closures and as kron four's gayle ong reports, pharmacists have been dealing with staffing problems. well before the omicron search.

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis for another day. teachers in oakland staged a sickout over what they say are concerns. >> over covid protocols, teachers at frick united academy of language didn't show up for work today. and many say that they won't be there tomorrow. kron first jonathan mccall has the story. >> in a statement late wednesday afternoon, oakland unified schools announced a tentative deal between the district and the oakland educators association over teachers concerns regarding safety protocols. the

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. a number of studies show that the best way to protect yourself against covid is to get vaccinated and boosted which is why many businesses, cities and county leaders are now requiring the vaccine for certain activities. last night, san jose became the first city in the country to

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. sonoma county health officials announced today. >> they are relaxing the rules for indoor event. it allows 50 spectators to attend. our first gayle ong has details for us. >> the news that the maodates were loosened a little bit is very much welcome by the tourism industry clout that president and ceo of sonoma county tourism optimistic. >> after sonoma county health officials clarified a health order thursday due to declining covid cases. earlier this month, a surge in cases prompted the county to issue an order that limits indoor events to a maximum of 50 people. >> outdoor events to no more than 100 now, indoor events can include 50 spectators that helps performing arts centers. >> who wanted to certainly get people into the theaters to see their plays a musical performance is also in schools to get parents and to be able to kids play those those who are playing sports are included in the numbers. it's a boost to performing arts and school events. but for the larger tourism industr

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. tonight, the west contra costa county school district held a special meeting to discuss just how to address staff shortages due to rising covid cases and planned sickouts. our kron 4 taylor spoke with teachers at one of the schools in the district who started a petition to district leaders about these very issues. >> teachers and parents, we sing their frustrations for hours thursday night during a special meeting held by the west contra costa unified school district to come up with a plan to address high staff shortages due to covid and planned sickouts. and now you're going transfer teachers, quote, unquote, to fill vacancies. >> because of that, they don't have enough subs. so my daughter has to go to the cafeteria. with a bunch of other classes because the company true so full just to sit outside the cafeteria because there's so many classes that are covered with at the middle school. some of things we've had 30 to 40% stop they can since other schools in the district also dealing

the family escaped and andreas lotus grew up in the south of the land and he's been lobbying for reconciliation with 2 foster periods for many years. now. the architect would love to rebuild for russia and the city of the future. and many other buildings can be clad with exoskeletons said to will produce either electricity or water, or a green. and possibly a combination of all of them are on enjoying troughs. alicia utilized thin provisions for electric alavasara's beings applied. he wants to see good times returned to russia, but he says that the that the property claims of former greek residence 1st need to be recognized. but andreas load us is unsure, with the greek cypriots will be able to return and regain possession of their homes . he recently found out that another building that belonged to his family just outside the rocher has been slated for demolition. the architect fee is turkish. speculators have set their sights on the building, which occupies a prime seaside location. he's applied to the european court of human rights for its restitution, that he's still waiting for a response.

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. this move comes despite concerns from some about safety and it comes despite an average of nearly 2000. >> new cases a week there. we get the latest now from kron four's jonathan mccall. >> plus is we're back in session tuesday. that was contra costa unified schools after a covid outbreak prompt a district leaders to close campuses for 2 days for deep cleaning. but as teachers, parents and even some students push for a return back to virtual learning during this latest surge tuesday county education and health leaders agreed kids should be in the classroom. >> for early on, we were like, oh, no, the kids are going to transmit it to each other and though the safer at home. well, it turned out to being at being unmasked and playing with their friends. i'm actually probably cause more transmission and then being in school contra costa county, public health director doctor or ease of illy. >> said despite hundreds of new covid cases being reported at schools daily and the county averaging

i'm grant lotus. the supreme court has stopped the biden administration from enforcing a requirement that employees at large businesses. >> be vaccinated against covid. and at the same time the court is allowing the administration to move forward with the vaccine mandate for certain health care workers. our kron four's justine waldman joins us now live from the newsroom with the latest on these important decisions, justine. well, good evening. president biden issued a statement praising the ruling on health care workers but criticized the ruling on businesses. it would have impacted an estimated. >> 84 million employees. we talked with uc hastings law professor war little about today's rulings and he said the court did not see covid as being a workplace danger and explained how vaccine mandates are now up to individual employers. >> but there's a difference between the employer adopting such a program as a condition of their own employment and an employer being forced to adopt the program by the feder

i'm vicki liviakis said i'm grant lotus elective surgeries. now the latest victim of this omicron surges hospitals once again deal with staffing shortages due to the highly contagious variant throughout california hospital administrators say they're having to postpone or delay some surgeries to deal with the lack of available beds and critical staff out sick. our current first resist osseo has more now on the increasing problem and how it is now impacting hospitals throughout the state. >> put on pause, elective surgery, such as in journeys back woes are cataracts on hold with hospitals in california facing staffing shortages and a lack of ample bed space due to omicron california department of public health saying it is evaluating the situation and not ordering hospitals to suspend all elective surgeries. as of now, leaving it to each facility. >> we have decreased some of our surgeries. we have a list of medical criteria that we use. >> doctor sam ward was stanford. health care is the vice president of impatient preoperative services. he exp

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i'm grant lotus and i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis. >> friends of a stanford nurse who committed suicide last week say his death is bringing attention to the importance of mental health for health care workers. a recent study says the past 2 years of caring for covid patients has led to nurses and other first responders reporting very high levels of stress depression and fatigue. kron four's dan thorn has that story. >> friends and co-workers of 27 year-old michael o'dell are heartbroken. the travel icu nurse from oklahoma had been working at stanford hospital before committing suicide last week. michael was incredible. he fearless. looks he's going nursing school at 20 years old, which is a few the which i think it's been a josh, for base was best friends down as a fellow nurse. he says the stresses of the job have become overwhelming for so many in the health care field. >> believes it's important for people to tells story. i think you just couldn't take it could work. >> i across the across the country, probably world but action statistics for 2 seconds up with health care pro

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the california highway patrol continues to investigate deadly shootings along oakland freeways in the past months. the most recent one being the alameda county sheriff's recruit killed along 5.80, earlier this week. now the call to install freeway cameras is ramping up. and as always, it comes with privacy concerns. kron four's. is that reports? >> i know that in contra costa county, they have a series of cameras that they put on the freeways that have worked very well in solving crimes. and i'm quite honestly amazed that that cameras does not exist in alameda county. the alameda county sheriff's office is making that call for surveillance cameras in the wake of this week's deadly freeway shooting killing. 28 year-old david when he is a deputy recruit who died after being shot while traveling with the 5, 80 freeway in oakland. he was heading home after a day of training at the sheriff's academy in dublin. why think? >> videos are are extremely valuable. we've just seen that recently w

this man used to work for williams on lotus until he turnedis skills to something less racy. >> it is challenng. weight is an issue because the batteries for electric us as very heavy. we need to be able to carry passengers, so it is a big challenge to get the weight distribution right. >> so learning from your earlier career help you with this? >> absutely. we have quite a few of the guys who i work with, working on weight saving and efficient mechanical design. >> the technology has been designed at a factory in nor wich. they want to make 200 vehicles per year to be sold around the world but built locally. >> we have the people. our batteries are made locally. we make it in the u.k.. 90% of the product is made on this site. >> this one is driven on the london route. it will take its first passengers in the spring. laura: before we go tonight, we want to remember an icon in the world of fashion. andre leon talley, the first black man to be the creator -- creative director of vogue, has died at 73. he was known as a creative genius who became vogue magazine's editor at large. he was

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis and that's not all county leaders are also asking people to stay home and limit travel to just necessary trips once again, proffers dan thorn has the story. >> stay home as much as possible for the next 30 days. that's the request from sonoma county's public health officer of the omicron variant. >> our case rates have never been higher. they shun begin to climb. >> doctor, some during mace says sonoma county is dealing with the rapid rise in covid-19 cases and is expecting the surge will get worse in an apaeal to the community. doctor mace is asking people to limit their travel outside of their home to just going to work or school or taking trips to the doctor or the grocery store. beginning wednesday, large gatherings of more than 50 people indoors or more than 100 people outdoors are also banned in the county just by pure volume. we're seeing increases in our hospitalizations. we're really concerned about the county leaders are hoping these steps will help prevent hospitals from being overwhelmed over the last 2 weeks. the county is seeing the c

i'm grant lotus. i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis. >> that still tentative deal comes after weeks of protests of weeks of talks over what educators say was a lack of covid protection on the job. kron four's. jonathan mccall has the story. >> a tentative deal is now on the table between the oakland educators association and oakland unified schools to keep teachers from walking out of the class. oakland unified educators threatened to strike over covid-19 safety concerns. >> i believe that tentative

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus there with those bikes and buses to keep on coming. that move comes despite. >> concerns from some about safety and the thousands of new cases a week there we get the latest on the big picture from kron four's jonathan mccall. >> plus is we're back in session tuesday. that was contra costa unified schools after a covid outbreak prompt a district leaders to close campuses for 2 days for deep cleaning. but as teachers, parents and even some students push for a return back to virtual learning during this latest surge tuesday county education and health leaders agreed kids should be in the classroom. >> for early on, we were like, oh, no, the kids are going to transmit it to each other and though the safer at home. well, it turned out to being at being unmasked and playing with their friends. i'm actually probably cause more transmission and then being in school contra costa county, public health director or ease of illy. >> said despite hundreds of new covid cases being reported at schools daily. >> and the county averaging nearly 2000 ne

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the crash was reported shortly after 8 o'clock tonight. >> this is a video of the aftermath of the lower deck. the richmond sandra fell bridge, as grant said, all eastbound lanes were shut down. but thp now says that one lane is open to traffic again. one person has according to the chp. it is advice that motorist right carefully in the area. and we first let you know about this through a breaking news push alert on your phone's kron 4 and the kron 4 >> app also you can download that right now for free. another big story we're following tonight. fewer than 10 days since san francisco opened its new linkage center. part of the tenderloin emergency initiative reports of open drug use at the center have surfaced today. mayor london breed neither confirmed nor denied the allegations saying that they can't control. >> who uses drugs at such a location as kron. 4 taylor bisacky explains some addict experts and now questioning how the center is supposed to help people with recovery. >> play

they should be passive, self satisfied, and contempt in their lotus hut, right. our students come to class. yeah. and they find peace, but then they go out and they make these all over the west. yoga has turned into a purely physical practice. what are your thoughts on that? and do you think even the physical practices is, is a good place. so there is no such thing as a purely physical practice. that's the 1st error. we need to have a new perspective. so that no longer a spirituality in opposition to physicality. but that nature and the world the earth is seen as a spiritual place as well. and leather oak trees nectar. oh yeah. for what an on your face. grandmother, oak tree. i speak on behalf of humanity. me you forgive our bumbling nurse? may you guide us so that we can live more kindly on this planet and enhance all of life on this earth? yes, we're, we're tree huggers and her. we're not ashamed. lou . for many in the yoga community. india isn't just a country. it's a place to find yourself to find wisdom, the birthplace of yoga. for me, india is all of those

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. it was horrific. it could have been so much worse. and now on the anniversary of that day, president biden is blaming former president trump for inciting the violence. biden's remarks today launching the start of a daylong rememberance kron four's washington, dc correspondent jessi tenure joins us live without the nation's top leaders today are remembering that attacked jesse.

join us on kron 4 as we ring in the new year tonight, grant lotus. i'm justine waldman will be counting astound. >> we will celebrate with a lot of fireworks show coming from las vegas. the party begins at 11:30pm tonight, only on kron. 4. >> and we want to see how you're celebrating the new year. post your pictures on social media and use the hashtag and whyy life and we'll share them on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> and that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 o'clock. that is our last 6 o'clock newscast 2021 and decide about that. catherine, we're going to see tonight at 8 o'clock. >> that will be our last 8 o'clock newscast of 2021. and then that's it. then we turn over to the new year's eve coverage. so we hope we stay you. stay with us and watch that. and you can stay safe and warm inside your home and watch a great show. we'll see you at 8 o'clock. yeah. sounds good. have a have a good night and a happy new year. ♪ ♪ >> good-bye, betty white. a national treasure gone. >> the beloved actress died here at her home just as she was preparing to celebr

thank you for being with us tonight on kron. 4 news at 5, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. tonight we take a look back at that tragic day in our nation's capital that led to 5 deaths and more than 130 officers being injured. what was meant to be a day that celebrated democracy is congress was meeting to certify the results of the 2020 >> presidential election instead of violent and heavily armed mob of former president donald trump supporters stormed the u.s. capitol as the rioters pushed past capitol police officers breaking windows. >> and vandalizing offices. lawmakers and staff barricaded themselves hiding from the intruders who are voicing their violent intentions towards members of congress. and former vice president mike pence. 4 having refused to succumb to trump's attempts to overturn the election in his favor. >> we want to bring in a representative jackie spear who is at the u.s. capitol building at the time of the insurrection. good evening, representative spear, thank you so much for taking time to to meet with you know, we we saw it all go down on live televis

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis attorneys general bonta announcing that his office has launched an investigation into the santa clara county sheriff's office to see if there's a pattern of unconstitutional conduct. kron four's. dan kerman joins us now live tonight with more. dan.

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus today a jury found elizabeth holmes guilty on one conspiracy charge and guilty on 3 fraud charges. >> here's a look at the verdict. she was found guilty on 3 counts of wire fraud and guilty on one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. the jury returned no verdict on 3 counts of wire fraud. they were hung there. she was found not guilty on 3 additional charges of wire fraud and one charge of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and kron 4 just obtained ke

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then at 1130 grant lotus. i'm justine waldman. take over to help us ring in the new year. celebrate with a live fireworks show from the entertainment capital of the world las vegas. that's only on kron 4. and if you're on your couch, you don't have to drive. we also want to see how you're celebrating the new year. post your pictures on social media. >> use the hashtag and whyy in life and we'll share those pictures on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> state superintendent of public information. tony thurmond was in the east bay today. he was helping the to hand out covid test kits to families. children will be back in school monday. this was at the canyon middle school in castro valley last week, governor newsom announced that 6 million at-home covid test kits would be distributed to k through 12 public and charter school students as the winter break comes to a close. california. >> has been able to keep schools open at a higher rate than most of the states because of what we're doing here today. i'm using a rapid covid test. and because california has really promoted the im

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. doctor galley made the announcement during a teleconference today. he also spoke of concerns regarding hospitals and address the upcoming super bowl in los angeles, ca four's. dan kerman >> listened in and joins us now live with some of the details. good evening, dan. good evening, doctor. galley, very proud of the work. california has done over these many months with covid 19 some of those include those. >> indoor mask mandates and has put in place which she nia says has made california residents safer. that's why this is one reason he's moving forward to extend that mask mandate. another month as the omicron variant continues its surge across california. the state is extending its indoor

i'm vicki liviakis said i'm grant lotus the planned rollout of 5 g service tomorrow is now being delayed in some areas because of safety concerns related to airplanes. >> and just what effect will this have on people traveling? well, that remains unclear. our kron four's. dan kerman live for us in san francisco tonight to explain. hey, dan. industry analysts are saying that they believe that travelers have dodged a bullet because of this delay or at delay in certain areas. but they say it's going to come back up again unless the fcc and the faa can reach some sort of resolution. so both planes and 5 g service can live together. >> for some time, the airline industry has been fighting the upgrade to 5 g cell service over safety concerns. they maintain the signals emitted from these 5 g

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. police say robert carter was shot and killed after he stole a vehicle and then tried to steal another vehicle by holding the driver of that car at gunpoint. we've got a glimpse today of what that attempted car jacking look like. according to police kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> taken from a helicopter above san jose. police say this was a scary moment that robert seth carter tried to steal a person's car in santa clara. >> and pointee

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i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. even in highly vaccinated. san francisco case counts have tripled in a week with at least a couple of weeks to go before we see it peeking health officials and the mayor are calling everybody to take extra special steps to protect themselves to try to get through this kron four's. dan kerman is live in san francisco with more for us tonight. good evening. debt. good evening well, they've said that the surge will be intense but brief. but again, we're not at the peak yet. still a few more weeks to go at least they say that's why san franciscans must take extra steps. health officials say. >> to protect themselves. >> we're learning what it means to live with covid. >> san francisco mayor london breed at a news briefing tuesday as she and public health officials addressed how the omicron variant is saturating the city. our seven-day average case rate is 829 cases per day, which is more than double last winter's peak hospitalizations are rising with cases but not as rapidly due to what health officials call san fr

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and don't forget, you can join us on kron 4 as we ring in the new year tonight, grant lotus, justine waltman will be counting us down. we will celebrate with a live fireworks show from the from las vegas. the party starting at 11:30pm only on kron. 4 is going to be a lot of fun tonight. also want to how you're celebrating the new year post your pictures on social media using the hashtag and why eli. >> and we'll share them on our website. kron 4 dot com. coming up, why a couple was forced to get married again almost 3 decades after their original ceremony. >> and it often seems she would just go on for ever people mourning the death of betty >> now at 6.30, america's favorite golden girl betty white. she died today at the age of 99 entertainment reporter sam rubin has more on the woman who brought smiles and laughter to generations of americans.

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. some cvs pharmacies had to send out cancellation alerts recently saying they just don't have enough vaccines. >> kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us live tonight with how is more of a worker shortage issue then a vaccine shortage issueo good evening, rob. grant this current spike in covid cases is having an effect on the workforce and those who work with vaccines are no exception from those who work in vaccine warehouses to the health care workers administering your shots. >> this is not the text you want to get when you've been anticipating your vaccine appointment for weeks. several patients at cvs scroll down to read that weather conditions were changing vaccine supply could be the problem. >> a cvs pharmacy in monterey county clarified over the phone that it's the latter of the 2 for them. we have to cancel all the destinations for today. can he count happening at vaccine saying their store doesn't know if the shipment will arrive until the it's a logistical nightmare. i spoke with

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. it was horrific. it could have been so much worse. and now on the anniversary of that day, president biden is blaming former president trump for inciting the violence. biden's remarks today launching the start of a daylong rememberance kron four's washington, dc correspondent jessi tenure joins us live without the nation's top leaders today are remembering that attacked jesse. >> yeah, good evening, grant and vicki, president biden never mentioned his predecessor by name, but he made it very clear today who he blames for the january 6 attack. >> he can except the last president joe biden's voice filled statuary hall at the u.s. capitol where one year ago supporters of former president donald trump attacked police broke windows and carried the confederate flag for the first time in our history. president. and not just lost an election. he tried to prevent the peaceful transfer of power. as a violent mob breached the capitol. the president forcefully blamed his predecessor for the attack and pushed back on his claims about the election

thanks for being with us tonight on kron. 4 news at 6, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. this new trend is like the old days here before when there was the chicken pox vaccine before the vaccine will some parents would actually. >> purposely get their kids exposed, have chicken pox parties so the kids could get it and then parents would no longer have to worry about. it will now. so we're doing the same thing with omicron in hopes that they can put this pandemic behind them. >> kron four's dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight with more. dan, it's been a long pandemic. people, i guess are desperate. but the experts say that idea. >> definitely a bad idea. they say this is nothing like chicken experts were able to study chickenpox for years when she got chickenpox. you didn't get it again. omicron's only been on the scene for 2 months. they say there simply is not enough information to be able to do this nor is there any guarantee that once you get on the kron, you can't get a second time. >> there's no good reason to get this virus purposefully. there's every good r

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i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis attorneys general bonta announcing that his office has launched an investigation into the santa clara county sheriff's office to see if there's a pattern of unconstitutional conduct. kron four's. dan kerman joins us now live tonight with more. dan. you know, it's 5 months ago that the santa clara county board of supervisors asked the attorney general and other agencies to get involved. >> since that time, several investigations have been launched. now the attorney general is joining in. let's see what the truth is that santa clara county sheriff laurie smith back in august, defending her management of the county jail and refusing calls from san jose's mayor to resign since there continues to be a lot of speculation and certainly in france's i welcome any and all investigations. now, another investigation is coming. this one from california's attorney general. >> our investigation will seek to determine whether the sheriff's office has engaged in a pattern or practice by constitutiontl or unlawful. >> without going into specifics, the attorney gene

thanks for being with us tonight on kron. 4 news at 6, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. this new trend is like the old days here before when there was the chicken pox vaccine before the vaccine will some parents would actually. >> purposely get their kids exposed, have chicken pox parties so the kids could get it and then parents would no longer have to worry about. it will now. so we're doing the same thing with omicron in hopes that they can put this pandemic behind them. >> kron four's dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight with more. dan, it's been a long pandemic. people, i guess are desperate. but the experts say that idea.