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vicky was still very much alive and still fighting back. >> adam stabbed vicky two more times and tried to break her neck. hours later, the murderous teens used bleach and towels to clean up the kitchen and adam put vicky's body in a trash can he found in vicky's garage. >> joining me new are co-hosts of the moms and murder podcast, melissa richie and mandy espy. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. melissa, you said these are the stories that keep you up at night, when parents are kill bide their own children. what was it that most struck you about this vicky robinson case? >> this is a story where the mom is really doing everything she possibly can. these kids are just, you know, 14 years old, 11 years old. their lives have changed after their parents have divorced. and she's trying her best, but there's outside influences and, you know, you just don't know what's going to happen. one kid does one thing and another goes in another direction. and as a parent, that's like your big fear. how do i keep my kids safe? you don't even want to think what do i do if my kid wants to come

that's when vickie rasmussen opened her home as well as her heart. a garage in silicon valley. it's where many a successful venture has had its roots. >> so we process the flowers when they come. >> reporter: the one she started in her garage four years ago is no different. except instead of being measured in profit and stock prices, vickie and her team of volunteers measure their success in bundles. >> we have delivered 12,999 to make people happy. >> reporter: a flower non-profit pulled out in the bay area. >> this is a mixed bunch. >> reporter: she knew the need was still there and stepped up to fill the void. the flowers, primarily left over from wholesalers, collected, then transformed into arrangements destined to brighten homes and hospital rooms of patients, many often nearing the end of their lives. >> they are in hospice, they are dying, their families are grieving. to bring a little cheer into the house, it means a lot to them. >> reporter: and each year, vickie has seen more and more places in need of their services. volunteer diane recently spent time recuperating

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. just a short time ago, jurors in the trial of the disgraced founder of. >> that blood testing startup theranos announced their verdict. holmes was facing up to 11 counts of fraud. the jury has found her guilty on 4 counts and not guilty of 4 other counts. the jury told the judge that they are still hopelessly deadlocked on the final 3 charges for some perspective on the deliberations and the outcome. we welcome now south bay base criminal defense attorney and legal analyst stephen clark. stephen, thank you for being with us tonight. >> initial reaction after hearing the verdicts. we have stephen know we do not have stephen clark. okay. will work too. steven, are you with us. >> he has not through in the video. i don't know if you can see me or not. we can hear you. if you can hear us will proceed. yes. and so i think what the jury did at the end of the day's work, very hard to get to a verdict in this case. and there was a mountain of evidence and the government put the full force of

basil. >> well, grant, vicki, good evening. and yes, the vice president, other lawmakers say that it would be an insult to the work, but the late martin luther king junior put into in stood for if this legislation does not pass. today, our freedom to vote is under assault. vice president kamala harris demands action to protect voting rights. anti voter laws are being passed. that could make it more difficult for as many as 55 million americans to vote. harris called on the senate to pass the freedom to vote act, to bolster voting by mail and prevent future voting restrictions. if we stand idly by. our entire nation, we'll pay the price for generations to come. we're tired of being patient. >> martin luther king, the 3rd wants the senate to act quickly. >> and roll back state laws that make it harder for many americans to vote. >> senators mansion sen sentiment, members of the senate. >> the freedom john r lewis act. now. >> so far there is no republican support for the bill in sight and democrats would need to change senate rul

that is the only -- i agree with everything vicky just said. she is right to bring of the combination of the grassroots, the underdog in that messaging. i just think to add to it though, the fact that he's only looking backwards in his speeches and talking about 2020, puts republicans, some republicans, in a disco pickle situation. right now they want to talk about how joe biden is in their opinion, and what they can do for 2022. donald trump is preventing them from getting the best candidates to run in swing districts, because he only wants those who are true trump believers. so it's a little difficult for the establishment republicans who want to win back the majorities. >> i'm an ask you to put on your political scientist had which i know you never take off, but what does it mean for this party if republicans would rather distance themselves from trump then decide, i'm out? >> i think that what we've seen in history is when the pendulum swings too much to the left to come back. i'm not saying that they're -- gone so far to the conservative s

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.

vickie, i want to read you this from senator dick durbin. he says i'm sure they're frustrated. i am, said senator richard durbin of illinois when asked about the chamber's inability to act on mr. biden's agenda. discussing the impact on voters ahead of the midterm elections, he added, it depends on who they blame for it. vickie, do you agree with the senator's assessment that there will be frustration on the part of voters but the question will become as whose feet they lay that frustration? >> i have a very technical answer, which is kind of, and it depends on the emotional connection that the voter has to what they see is going on. i think we have to understand that folks respond to politics both with their heart and with their minds. some people may be focused on what are the policies getting through, what are the policies that are not getting through, but at the same time, a lot of it is about how do i feel? is this someone who's fighting for me? is this someone who's looking out? is this the good guy? is this the protagonist? it's a lot about narrative. so in my mind, i se

the short answer, they say yes, grant and vicki. >> catherine, thank you for that. one years later as we switch gears down, get our first check of the forecast and this is a live look at san francisco international chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. here to talk the future of our weather yeah, we've got some more rain coming in for us. lot of clouds around the bay area to a lot of that thick fog early on is lifted a bit. >> you still see some of over the golden gate bridge least. you can see the bridge today, but there's more clouds coming in. that's going to be the former rain. i think going to see some shore showers move in overnight tonight. so far, still a little far away, make its way in oregon right now in the pacific northwest. but eventually that starts to drop down overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. and if you're out for that commute, i think it's going to be wet. got to be careful out there. roads will be slick early tomorrow morning right now. and then i got that fog that it's just been hanging around, had a dense fog advisory early on today that s

12,599 arrangements to make people happy. >> reporter: vickie started flowers of comfort in the bay area. she volunteered for them so she knew the need were still there so she stepped up to fill the void. >> reporter: the flowers primarily left over from whole sellers are collected then transformed into arrangement destined to brighten homes and hospital rooms of patients, many often nearing the end of their lives. >> these people are in hospice and dying and their families are grieving so to bring a little cheer into the host means a lot to them. >> reporter: each year vickie finds more and more places in need of their services. >> volunteer diane recently spent time at the medical center, she experienced firsthand what flowers can do, not just for patients but their caregivers. >> they give people something to focus on that's so much positive. >> reporter: the 25 arrangements is headed there. vickie says it is a lot of work, her teams are mostly retired women but she can't imagine stopping any time soon. their work is as important ass the beautiful. >> it makes me teary-eyed when

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. some conservative mps have said that they'll be closely monitoring the response to the latest revelations of people in their constituencies. our home editor mark easton has been assessing the reaction. as the prime minister and his staff were apparently partying in the garden of number 10, police squads were in public parks threatening to fine anyone breaching lockdown rules, and there were roadblocks set up. more than 4,000 people died from covid in britain that week, and polls from the time suggest around 85% of voters supported the restrictions or wanted them to be even tougher. mr speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others... 0n the day in question, borisjohnson was in the commons telling mps of his plans for the day. he didn't mention the party he'd been invited to at his home that evening. the day after the party, boris johnson was clapping for carers. the country was generally supportive of the pm who had only recently been in hospital with covi

vicki, would you get in there? >> yeah. sure. like there's a lot of mud and that's, you know, during the kids can do wheels, i guess we should say. tickets are on sale and to the public. now the are the competition continues sunday and the monster jam world finals will be held in orlando. and vicki, you know what else is in orlando? yeah. disney world. so you're and you could just step to, yeah, being are allowed close down gatorland. i move on to our 4 zone forecast is we give you a live look outside right now. the bay bridge toll plaza traffic light tonight on a friday. unusual. yeah. kind of quiet out there tonight as we get ready for the weekend. >> should be a nice dry weekend around the bay area. a lot of sunshine coming your way. finally going to see a nice break in the weather pattern here. we've had that rain moving through early on this morning. dry conditions this afternoon and so we start to pick up on the totals so far for the season. and this where we sit almost 17 inches of rain. if we get to 23 inches of rain, tha

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

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

vicki young, thank you. the number of pupils and teachers off school in england because of coronavirus has risen. the latest figures show that 1 in 12 teachers was off work at the end of last week. and more than 300,000 children were at home. numerous schools have told the bbc they are unable to find temporary staff to cover. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. how are we doing this morning? this is how the school day starts in rochdale. there's 32 staff absent at the moment, 20 staff need covering. checking how many staff are off, 32 this morning, including 11 teachers. how many supply have we got in? five supply. five supply? morning, everybody! chris, the head teacher, is just trying to keep it normal for pupils. but it's a constantjuggling act. ladies, mask on properly, please. it's becoming increasingly more challenging, even though we plan ahead and we try and book as many supply teachers as we think we _ need for the week, the changes in absence on a day by day basis change so quickly that

vicky ward, deborah, thanks so much, ladies. appreciate you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> all right. well, although britain's prince andrew was not at the center of the ghislaine maxwell trial, he is facing a civil lawsuit from a woman who alleges that she was trafficked by jeffrey epstein and sexually abused by the prince. these allegations and other public challenges helped make for a rather complicated time for the royal family. here now is cnn's max foster with this year in review. >> reporter: for the royal family 2021 was punctuated by loss. >> in the months since the death of my beloved phillip i have drawn great comfort from the warmth and affection of the many tributes to his life and work. >> reporter: husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, the man she described as her strength and stay no longer by her side after 73 years of personal and professional partnership. one image lingers from his funeral that spoke not just to her loss, but to that of so many others who were left on their own because of

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 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

a stranger stalked her by planting an air tag on her nbc's investigative and consumer correspondent vicky nguyen has her story. >> reporter: model brooks nader was at a crowded bar in manhattan when someone dropped the air tag into her pocket. the device, the size of a quarter, links through a cell phone through the find my app to help you find your things but now there's worries about safety. >> when i got home i saw this on my home screen pop-up saying i have been track and had been for a while now. >> reporter: nader estimates the air tag was in her pocket five hours. the device's owner was able to track her every move before she got that alert. >> i also didn't know what an air tag was. i was definitely worried or concerned. >> reporter: and nader, even alone -- >> so i think i'm being tracked. >> reporter: on social media, others reported finding random air tags. >> i have been informed there's an air tag following me. >> tucked in right here. >> reporter: will you enforcement agencies across the country warning these air tags can be used to track cars, allowing criminals to track th

yeah, vicky though i'll send you out a new with a hello machine if they can go can you bring in my own, my man that you provide voice video, isn't it assorted thought or the british sour with net b? so it's a will be with the new you said the and you had the app with for sure, because in my lab and ended up to put that in my lab would be like a little blue wake. and i can model phone like a dental vision down into the couple of mm hm. ali, from indian potential. my daughter i need to live with shewn up most skipped each skip libertarian. you same way, douglas to cigar brooks. one slip issue though, it seems dunlab because which took the image per hour now, so i knew what the preface cindy lehman or lee and i had them against somebody that didn't have the la quinta. at mandolin up. i'm in plan casa rice, blair with one who was gillian and the modem is probably need a lot of the timing. i'd say any or what if the pro, 50 or later. how come it has a back with the film can do it. the blue, a soco. post it i walk under cargo fit your social stop even is what did you, what i should need garm

yeah. vicky those thing. yeah. mcgrath a new, we're the we're still use for something really a good, a blow machine if they can bring in my own. my men with for the police are with a thought a be within and you said the and you had the hill and i will also follow up with you. she'll wake up in my lap and ended up to put that in my lap. what did i tell him to wake and i can model phone or like a television don't need to look into the couple of them on am blakely and then off gentlemen, do a curriculum which, you know, most of the skip teaches. keep libertarian you. same way. did was to cigar book one, slip visual foot sick, dumb mother because which took him years per hour now. so i knew what the preface seeing that in our life and i had them again, somebody that didn't have the la quinta at mental. and of course, the place where with what was going on in the dorms problem is a lot of the at that time i'd say any of the per day feel like i'm with the top it the blue a soco post it. i woke up with a social stop

thank you, vicky. | patriotism as far as i am concerned. thank you. vicky-— thank you, vicky. i will also ask two questions. _ thank you, vicky. i will also ask two questions. it _ thank you, vicky. i will also ask two questions. it is _ thank you, vicky. i will also ask two questions. it is not - thank you, vicky. i will also ask two questions. it is notjust i two questions. it is notjust schools that are problematic at the moment. we have got huge staff shortages because of sickness across hospitals, schools and in many areas where we've got key workers who we need right now to prevent chaos. you've tended to support the government in many areas on covid but i want to understand what you as a party would do about this right now. would you break from the government and call for the isolation period to be reduced from seven to five days like in the us and if not, what would you do to prevent the chaos? and just pushing on vicky's point you say you are a national party not a nationalist party. what does that mean in policy terms? fin party. what does that mean in policy terms?

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

the owens in vicky saw now close your eyes tightly, finger and move the tips of your fingers. that supervision often at the same time. move your jaw with your eyes closed. keep your hands at your sides and move the tips of your toes on the tips. bitten for andreas, i say it's not enough for the boys to simply hit the right notes. it's about expression had the music and lyrics come across to the audience. mama, mama, mama, mama, mama, mama, mama, mama, mom, mom, mom, mom, mom, mom, ho, oh ha ah, ah, ah, come to the, to the listeners down in the knave have to say, oh lord, that's beautiful. and then ah, may sneak into, i am sorry i'd ceased i day, i do so much. that's how it has to be. okay. but that will wake them up. start off season steven at oh ah mondays nights a fan of historic painful performance. heap stained, faithful to the manner and style in which music was originally composed. it means hardly any, the brighter, using old instruments and sticking to the school bus and me and science. we apply this and how we stress the syllables, for example. too much while demonstra

. >> well, grant, vicki, good evening. and yes, the president marked his one year in office with a 2 hour press conference where he addressed the steps that his office has taken to help the country. >> it's been year of challenges, but it's also many year been enormous progress. biden emphasized how his office has handled the economy, infrastructure and the coronavirus. we brought together business and late. we're about to make a record invest in rebuilding america. we have to vaccines. boosters. test. the president defended his administration's approach to the virus. we have the enormous progress you mentioned the number of deaths from covid well was not 3 times, not long. it's coming down to exchange and the president says he doesn't regret his decision to pull out of i feel badly. what's happening to. we as a consequence of the conference of the taliban? yes, i do. feel badly all school, but the fish taking place in eastern congo. i feel badly about a whole range of things around the world. that we can't solve every pro

one of the oldest in europe because it's vicky . so this is truly a lifelong dream of mine. i've wanted to do this since i was a boy and i'm walking for the choir. it mocks the beginning of a new iraq. oh, oh ah me day it st. thomas looks much like any other school in germany. the capitalists and mathematical formulas, a temporarily forgotten. he, in the course as boarding establishment, as the boys had to lunch ah, at this elite school music takes precedence over all other subjects. the admission criteria a tough, only the most talented kids get in each day before lunch time. they sing a glorious corral. oh be one of the old boys, a pre fate has the privilege of leading it. oh, i have another tradition. students eat in the same room. the younger boys, my 12 year old maximilian, to get up with the old attains like 17 year old natania. the choir mazda is being said, right, so was a boy chorus to himself in switzerland. although he doesn't live in the boarding establishment. he enjoys dining here with his cheatam's. men would have us help her. my mother was a religious educato

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

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, thank you very much. >> thank you, vicky. sure is. >>> let's go, 7:45, mr. roker, a check of the weather. >> we're tracking weather. that's not a problem, hopefully for anybody. we are looking at what's going on out west. another atmospheric river setting up to bring in heavy rain and snow into the pacific northwest. before it is all over, we are talking about another 3 to 5 inches of rain so flooding and debris flows possible as we look to the week ahead, for today rain and snow in the west cool conditions through texas. frigid blast through the great lakes to the northeast things quiet down by the midweek pattern. we're looking though as we get to the end of the week, snow developing out around the great lakes, snow showers through the rockies and the northeast. and the 6 to 10-day outlook, warmer than average for the western half of the country. cooler than average into the northeast. and as far as precipitation is concerned, looking wet from the mid-atlantic gulf cot asl althe way up to the rockies, but dryer >>> good mor

vicki infectious disease expert. i spoke with so that this covid surge is affecting the workforce and those with who work with vaccines are no exceptions from those working 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 cooldown 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 and he felt happy if vaccine saying their store doesn't know if the shipment will arrive until the it's a logistical nightmare. i spoke with doctor john swartzberg about the current supply of covid vaccines. >> the infectious disease expert at uc berkeley says that there are plenty of shots for everyone but not enough workers to package and ship them. we've got plenty of vaccine. the warehouses that have it.

here's our deputy political editor vicki young. prime editor vicki young. ministers are surrounded by people prime ministers are surrounded by people offering advice. but in the end they have to use their own judgment. borisjohnson has admitted joining colleagues or drinks in the garden when the country was knocked down. something he now regrets. i carry full responsibility for what took place. but, nobody told me, absolutely categorically, nobody said to me this is an event which is against the rules.— against the rules. what about staff -a in: against the rules. what about staff partying into _ against the rules. what about staff partying into the — against the rules. what about staff partying into the early _ against the rules. what about staff partying into the early hours - against the rules. what about staff partying into the early hours the i partying into the early hours the night before prince philip's funeral? ~ . , night before prince philip's funeral? ~ ., ., ., ., , ., funeral? was having to apologise to the queen about _ funeral? was having to apologise to the queen

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

and these will john grant vicki. yeah, the president covered a lot of ground in those 2 hours ahead. but what about addressing the growing tensions with russia? >> yes, so the president did say that the u.s. is currently monitoring the situation between russia and ukraine. >> he says that the that the country is standing ready in case of russian probe of russian president vladimir putin does act. but it's going to be a reactive approach. so if the russian president does do something, says the u.s. will jump in and act. >> could be economic sanctions could be a cyber attack and will largely depend on what some of her allies want to do. complicated situation there. basil, appreciate that live report for us tonight from washington. not meanwhile, the u.s. supreme court is allowing the release of presidential documents sought by the congressional committee investigating the january 6 capitol riot. today. the justices rejected a bid by former president trump to withhold the documents from the committee until the issues re

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk. school leaders in england have warned of signficant staff shortages, with one in 12 teachers reported absent last week. more than 300,000 students were also off because of covid. officials say the situation will get worse before it gets better. anyone who records a positive lateral flow test in england, but doesn't have symptoms, no longer needs to take a pcr test. it's hoped easing the rule will free up pcr testing capacity for key workers, amid concerns over staff shortages because of covid infections. northern ireland, scotland and wales have already implemented the change. stadiums in scotland will be returning to full capacity next week after the country's first minister announced limits on outdoor crowds will be removed. rugby fans will be happy with this news — with the six nations starting next month. president biden has begun the new year pushing for voting rights, calling this a defining moment for us dem

good evening, basil. >> well, grant, vicki, good evening. and yes, it could be a long week for democrats as debate has begun on the voting rights legislation and democrats want the american public to take notice of what happens on the senate floor. >> this is a step forward. but there's still a lot of work to do. >> tuesday, senate democratic leader chuck schumer says no matter what he is ready to call for a vote on voting rights, shall the members of this chamber. do what is necessary to pass these bills and move them to the president's desk. schumer says democrats must pass the reform legislation despite republican opposition. if senate republicans are going to oppose it, they should not be allowed to sit in their office. they got to come down on the floor and defend their opposition. but some senate democrats also stand in the way west virginia democratic senator joe mansion defended his opposition to changing the filibuster majority of my of my colleagues in the caucus democratic caucus. a change. it changed the market. i respect that. y

. >> vicki is definitely doing some shopping at sephora. will it work in the subway? >> here we go. underground. >> anywhere there is a cell signal, joe can see the air tag in my bag moving with me. >> vicki is really moving now. my guess she's on the subway. >> taxi ride. >> one last stop. >> time to head to lunch. >> joe is not far behind using his phone to track my location. >> it looks like it's just right up here on the right. >> the device leading him right to me. >> whoa. >> hey. you -- oh, my gosh. >> right there. >> wow. you pinpointed me right to my table. >> exactly. >> all with this little guy here. t. was easy. f. you had slipped this in without telling me, i would have had no clue you were following me. >> scary. >> i didn't receive a warning notification until i got home. >> it is now four hours after joe put the tag in my purse and i just got the alert that there was an air tag somewhere near me. >> apple says those alerts make it harder for air tags to go undetected. the company also updated the air tags to sound this alarm if they are away from their owners for 8 t

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. california's indoor mask mandate will last at least into mid february. so says the state's top health administrator doctor mark ghaly during a teleconference today. he also spoke of concerns regarding hospitals and address the upcoming super bowl in los angeles. for now, that's still on kron four's. dan kerman listened in and joins us live with the details. good evening, dan. good evening, doctor. galley begin his news conference by stating the obvious that omicron is here. he went on to say that. >> many of the things the state has done to tackle covid over the last few years. those things have work. they've put california near the top of how to handle this and that will not be abandoned. that's one of the reasons they are keeping that mask mandate. wearing a mask while in indoor public places will continue at least for a little more than a month. >> and a teleconference wednesday. california secretary of health and human services announced the state is extending its indoor mask mand

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the >> suspicious package was first reported just after noon today. our kron four's ella sogomonian that here with details just released from law what what are you learning? grant and vicki, according to lieutenant ray kelly with the alameda county sheriff's office, a suspicious person >> was seen dropping off a plastic bag outside on the grounds of the federal building before walking away. and that's what first raised the alarm. take a look at video from the scene from the citizen app in which you can see heavy law enforcement presence right in front of the building. the fbi is now leading this investigation at this point, they are still working slowly and diligently to determine all characteristics of that device. lieutenant kelly who is also on the bomb squad, described it as robust in size right now, clay street between 11th and 16th street remain closed as officials work safely to render the package and the device safe. everybody's being asked to steer clear of the area and board

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. well, health officials here claim the protective measures are still needed for several more weeks. >> as cases and transmission remains high, the city's refocusing its attention now on how to move forward. eventually and live alongside the virus. our kron four's dan kerman live for us in san francisco tonight with more. dan, find some good news here. that's right, grant. vicki, we can tell you that the mayor says that light at the end of the tunnel is here, though. they say you do have to take protective measures for a few more weeks. >> and they say the way san francisco has responded to omicron will inform how we move forward with covid living among us. >> as san francisco enters the 3rd year of the covid-19 pandemic. finally, some good news. many of us are anxious to know when is this thing on a start dying down? well, the good news is things are starting to plateau at a news conference thursday, city leaders said cases peaked on january 9th been edging downward ever since. but the

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. japan and south korea have reacted angrily to what north korea has claimed to be the test firing of a hypersonic missile. the launch is the first of the new year for pyongyang. at a meeting of the ruling party last week, north korea's leader kim jong un vowed to continue building up the country's military capabilities. lawyers for convicted sex offender, ghislaine maxwell, claim that comments made by one of the 12 jurors to the media are grounds for a fresh trial. in several interviews, the juror revealed he was a victim of child sexual abuse. maxwell was convicted of grooming and trafficking underage girls for her partner, the convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. the annual grammy awards, due to take place at the end of this month, has been postponed amid concerns over the omicron variant of coronavirus. organisers say after consulting authorities, health experts and artists, the event was considered too risky. a new date will be announced in due course. and this month's sundance

kron. 4 news at 5, everybody on vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. 3 oakland schools were closed today because of a sick out that both students and teachers took part in those schools. >> it bridges academy elementary acorn, woodland elementary and united for success academy. this time students organized the boycott over what they say is a lack of covid safety protocols in schools from first. nesbitt joins us now live with how the district is responding tonight. rob. >> vicki, this is the second time this month that classes in oakland have been canceled because of a sick out the first time it was teachers who did the organizing. but this time students say they won't return to the classroom until their demands are met. parents receive notifications monday night that the 3 oakland schools will be closed tuesday because of the sickout organized by student led petition that mckayla dean signed the main just that. >> everybody's getting sick communications director for the oakland unified school district johnson psaki says classes were canceled because of the amount of teachers called out s

>> good evening, vicki and grant. this is the first time the u.s. supreme court weighed in on administration vaccine policies and it's a more skeptical about that employer role. a grocery guy. i'm not the vaccine. police brandon trost clear refuses to enforce requirements. that is 500 grocery store employees get vaccinated against covid-19. >> and is asking the u.s. supreme court to step in how groceries to the grocery store. >> have a grocery store stock more shells and how we can check people out. i think this is going to be a huge economic disaster. the biden administration wants trust claire and other large employers to ensure their workforce is fully vaccinated or tested weekly. >> to prevent unnecessary hospitalizations and deaths. justice elena kagan said the requirement is appropriate. there's nothing else. >> that will perform that function better. incentivizing people strongly to vaccinate themselves. but justice amy coney barrett suggested the employer role is too broad that the problem here is its scope and that there's no differentiatio

what doctor anthony fauci is saying about a timeline and coming up and dine and dish vicki liviakis. we'll take you inside a cheese lover's paradise right here in san francisco. >> today is national cheese lovers day. some people argue it should be every day because everybody likes change. and that's why tonight on dine and dish. our vicky liviakis is taking us to the cheese school to study up. >> when you think of cheese, you think of the stuff on top of your pizza or maybe the orange drizzle on your nachos when it comes to cheese. apparently there's a lot to learn. >> and that's what brings us here to the cheese school. it is our passion and our job to educate as many people as we can about. she's located in san francisco's gear, a daily square where you can crack the cheese manuals and taste and smell all sorts of cheese and wash it down with a glass of wine. we do pairing classes. we do cooking with our teachers is janine, passion. everything cheese. you could like work and cheese try all the cheese is the whole wide world. and you never finished because there's always something

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 vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. well, health leaders say protective measures are still needed for several more weeks is cases and transmission. >> remain high. san francisco is now refocusing its attention on how to move forward and live alongside this virus. kron four's dan kerman joining us live tonight in san francisco with more. dan, eventually this thing will be endemic and we'll have to live alongside it. that's right. and the focus, a city officials say it's no longer to prevent cases as they are dead but prevent severe illness and death and hospitalizations. >> that they say will be the focus going forward. once this final surge is over. >> the light at the end of the tunnel is here. a news conference thursday, a beaming san francisco mayor london breed announced covid cases have peaked in the city city cases have been edging downward since january 10th. it's really. >> you know, hopeful for the future and hopeful that we will continue to move forward. we will see some additional improvements as the days go