Following more crashes this week in San Francisco. One of them involving a fire truck. How the dmv is now stepping in. From the areas local news station. Youre watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. Good morning. Thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. Im stephanie lin. It is saturday august the 19th. Lets start by getting a look at our weather with dave sphar. Good morning, dave. Well, good morning, stephanie. Good morning. Everybody looks like another some some summertime day across the bay. It looks like with those 90s going on well inland. Well have some mixture of 70s and 80s. Covering a good chunk of the east bay shoreline to start things off. Of course, we have the coastal fog at work here as we do see also quite a bit in San Francisco shake that off too afternoon, sunshine. It looks like, although it might be a little stubborn there along the coast. It was a thicker yesterday with some drizzle going on in the explorers used to look at this and say i
Preview of your snail mail. Finally. This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley today, the United States dropped the largest nonnuclear weapon the u. S. Has ever used in combat. Ground zero was afghanistan. The pentagon says the target was isis. But the impact could not have been lost on the young dictator of north korea. Kim jongun is deciding whether to celebrate his countrys biggest holiday on saturday with a missile or nuclear test. Asked whether he was sending a message to north korea, President Trump said today, it doesnt make any difference. That problem will be taken care of. More now from david martin at the pentagon. Reporter the bomb, all 21,600 pounds of it, was aimed at the center of an isis cave complex in afghanistan. When it detonated at 7 32 in the evening local time, it set off a massive pressure wave that would have literally crushed the life out of fighters hiding in the caves. The massive ordnance airblast, as it is officially called, sent a mushroomlik
Marriage. Even republican support has grown to 39 in the past couple of years. New tonight at 6 00, an article in the Student Newspaper questioning the relevancy of black History Month sparked a rally today at san jose state. The rally ended up at the famous black power statue on campus. It was originally planned as a march to celebrate black History Month. Then an article came out in the spartan daily titled black History Month is redundant. Students told us they were offended by the article. A lot of people try to argue racism isnt prominent in todays society. But it is because a lot of people feel a certain way about us being here and black history being taught. The fact its not relevant. So just with that, it angered a lot of us. We felt like are we redundant . Do people think our culture is redundant . Are we fighting still for relevancy in today, 2013 . In addition to the campus at san jose state, the article was discussed passionately on twitter, too. For an update on a developi
The Great Northern Innocence Project has cited "rising concerns" over testimony in cases involving former Ramsey County Medical Examiner Michael McGee, including the case of Michael Sontoya, convicted of sexual assault and first-degree murder in the death of Gabriela Romo of Inver Grove Heights.
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