Department of Motor Vehicles has suspended crews from operating its driverless taxis in San Francisco. And a man is facing dozens of charges for allegedly tried to stop a planes engine while it was in the we will go live as we continue to learn more about the suspect. From the bay station. Youre watching kron. And news. Thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. Im justine waldman. We start with a bombshell announcement from the dmv. Cruz is losing its permit to deploy and test Driverless Cars on public roads, at least for now. This is coming while labor leaders and allies are demanding more regulations for all robot taxis. Kron fours Michael Thomas reports now what led to the suspension. Well, crews Must Immediately stop using their driverless vehicles. The dmv says ultimately its because of safety issues for taking this action. Take a look at your screen. Theres details now specifically. There are 4 criteria for the suspension. The department has determined that the compa
Reporter we understand the dispute was allegedly over a sandwich. The suspect attacked the subway worker over a simple sandwich. Two officers on foot patrol witnessed the stabbing and spring to action. This blood he photo shows the victim sitting on the curb talking officers. Police say just before 11 30 a. M. , two officers witnessed him being stabbed by a man on Market Street. We observed a white man stabbing an filipino male. During the course of intervening at least one officer discharged fire are. The suspect shot of a police wont say how many times. Emergency workers performed cpr but the suspect died at the scene. The stabbing victim rushed to the hospital. The incident under investigation by the San Francisco Police Department homicide and internal affairs division. The department of police accountability, San Francisco district attorney, an independent Investigation Bureau and the medical examiners office. Reporter police decline to provide more details until they are able to
We had a break today, but more rain is coming. We have Live Team Coverage tonight. Chief meteorologist bill martin will explain what to expect tomorrow. Well hear from Azenith Smith and Leigh Martinez on the flooding, rescues, and rock slides caused by that weekend storm. But our first stop is in guerneville in Sonoma County where 3,000 people were advised to evacuate when the Russian River went three feet above flood stage this afternoon. Ktvu Debora Villalon was there tonight. A lot of people didnt get out. Reporter a lot of people did, but many people are accustomed to this from years past. So a lot of folks do hold up in their homes and try to wade it out and wait for the waters to recede. If you know guerneville were at the play land the pee wee golf place thats right outside town. If you take a look you can see this is one of many roads that is impassable here in guerneville also in monterio alongside the river. It has been raining here hard for hours. And this is the part of the
80. Plenty of moisture stream across. Temperatures in the 50s here. Also to the north a few 40s but a lot of 50s and i dont think they will change to much. Just to much moisture in place. The breeze really turning up heret. Will give us that high wind watch for some and a wind warning. System today, tonight. The back eventual of that may give us some thunderstorms and then one more system has to clip us and that would be Late Wednesday, early thursday. Then we will start to get a breakin to the weekend. Today there will be about three to six inches. Some of the wettest locations. Especially coastal hill, 50s he on the temperatures. Its going to be a tough drive. There is no doubt about it. I think that this mornings drive is going to be busy if you are driving in solano. We will start there. The traffic is going to be move agriculture long well on 80 westbound. Between vacaville, fairfield and vallejo. There is steady rain as steve said. Its not going to be a good drive. Yesterday wasn
Active attack to address the erosion concern. A huge sigh of relief yesterday when nearly 200,000 people down river from the dam were told it was safe to go home. Oh, my gosh, its overwhelming. , like, we were so happy that we could come back because we just moved here at the beginning of the year and were, like, made one house payment so far. We need to get our house, you know . Although the Evacuation Order was lifted, officials warn people in the area to be vigilant with more rain on the way. A highway in the north bay is getting some emergency repairs before the next round of storms. A stretch of highway 37 is closed in both directions. Kpix 5s maria medina is live in novato to tell us whats being done. Maria. Reporter good morning. Yeah, this is one of the lowest lying highways in the state. Im going to show you exactly why. You can see the water behind me and if i just take a few steps here, this is the shoulder already of highway 37 and you can see see crews already busy at work