>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at >> now at 5, a united flight taking off from sfo today bound for japan had to make a quick turnaround after a wheel fell off that wheel. >> landing in the parking lot below. thank you for joining us here in companies at 5. i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus. you can see where the tire landed here in a parking

lot. bunch of cars damage. luckily, no reports of anyone getting injured, which is definitely a lucky considering the size of those tires. take a look at this map from flight aware the flight was headed for japan. it initially diverted back to sfo. but then that plan changed. it was diverted again and landed safely at lax this afternoon. this is the plane on its approach. there to lax. again. it did land safely around one 30 pm. it was then immediately surrounded by emergency crews. we have team coverage this rob nesbitt and dan kerman are both standing by at sfo. dan will start with you. take us through what happened here. well, you know, everything was

the plane's tires fail off crashing into vehicles in an airport employee parking lot. the boeing 7, 7, 7, was then diverted to los angeles where it landed safely. and passengers were transferred to another plane. investigators will now look into how this happened. they usually put the whole wheel assembly. >> on a on an airplane when they change the charge and it's possible i hope i don't want to say it because it's very embarrassing. they may not have secured the real property we'll know about. this definitely find out. the good thing is that nobody got hurt. crew did excellent job so that the air traffic control. >> the tires, one of several on each landing. gear strut. this mishap follows damage to a wing on a united jet last month. and in alaska airline door panel that blew out mid-flight in january. i'm just wondering if the

airplanes are held together with duct tape. right now, travelers heading in and out of sfo on thursday were startled by the news but said it likely would impact their future travels. i used to be stirring as younger, but now as i get older, i'm like. >> we can't escape a i this when i go into plane, stressful. something happens, it happens if it if it doesn't, then i got lucky. one would hope after some of the incidents that those start upping the inspections doing little bit more care before people get on the planes in. and like i said no minute ago, i'm really glad that i talked to after i got off my plane today. >> that duct tape lined kind of hits home. joined now by kron four's rob nesbitt, who is in the parking lot where this wheel came ity guard did

allow me that i could see the cars that this tire landed on. and here's the video of you can see just how hard this tire fell crushing the back window inside of that silver car. the black car parked beside it also has damage to its driver-side. it wasn't just the cars that took a hit. you can see the chain-link fence behind them was bent back. also, there was caution tape around the fence, but no caution tape around the cars. you could walk right up to them. i spoke with travel industry analyst henry harteveldt about the concerns passengers have with these problems happening. more and more. he referenced a delta plane having a tire fall off a few weeks ago. >> the alaska airlines flight that had a door fall off and now the tire that this united flight had fall off, leaving a he says today could have been much worse and that we're lucky there were no serious injuries in the parking lot. >> thank goodness. this didn't

happen. >> over a park where there were people who are schoolyard or onto a building or something else. the ntsb is going to get the tire and look for any other piece of parts of the landing gear assembly so that it can determine what was the cause of this accident? was it something as simple as forgetting perhaps tightness of nuts and bolts or is there something more to it? is there perhaps mental fatigue failure or whatever else could be the cause. >> as part of said, the ntsb will be investigtake off report live at sfo. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> it really could have been so much worse. this recent incident just adds to a growing list of issues at boeing. our ken wayne joins us live in the studio with more on that part of the story. big

picture can grant noel. federal authorities are investigating several recent issues involving boeing aircraft ranging from the loose tire too. a door flying off during a flight to planes catching fire. take a look at engine on a united airlines flight. a boeing 7.37. caught fire right after takeoff from an airport in houston. this was monday night. the man who took this video says it sounded like a bomb going off in that. the plane took bit of a nosedive right after that. the aircrews able to make an emergency landing back in houston about 30 minutes later, nobody was hurt. united offered each of the more than 100 passengers, a $200 flight credit in a $15 meal voucher for their troubles. the cause of that engine fire is under investigation. early nast last month. federal investigators say the rudder controls, which are back here. the writer is back here on the another united flight, a boeing max jet failed during a landing in

new jersey. this was on february 6th. the pilots say the petals that control rudder movement were stopped as they were going down the runway. he said they had to use a nose gear steering wheel to veer from the runway to a high-speed turn off. investigators say although mechanics couldn't pinpoint the problem, the plane did work normally after they swapped out some of the rudder control parts and then a few weeks before that, a delta flight to boeing 7.37 max jet lost a nose wheel while preparing to take off from atlanta. authorities say the plane was taxiing for departure when the wheel came off. nobody was hurt. investigators say the plane was 32 years old and was not the same model as the 7.37. max that has raised safety concerns in recent years. and then the incident that started the onslaught of several in investigations its years. of course, that door panel that flew off the alaska airlines flight a 7.37 max 9 that happened in early january. a preliminary report by the ntsb

found that. the 4 bolts that should have held the door plug in place. we're missing when the plane left boeing's factory recently, an audit on boeing shows the plane failed quality manufacturing requirements in the faa says it found that the plane had, quote, non-compliance issues in boeing's manufacturin process control, part handling i mean, there's thousands of flights that go off every single day all around the world. how concerning is this right now? it's a big deal because we've had the spate of those one. maybe 2, you know, in time period, it would raise eyebrows people. and now we've had like half a dozen. and the

big question is what's going on at united even there outside vendors that they use in the case of the the plug door, the door plug that had missing for boats. basically it comes down to attention to detail. i mean, these planes have strict regulations on how things are supposed to work in their checklist when these planes roll off the factory to make sure that those boats are in there. that's on paper. some place. somebody has that somebody has a responsibility to put those boats in. somebody should have the responsibility to check that. that person did put the banks into eyes. 2 sets of eyes on that problem. there's a breakdown somewhere. these these procedures are not being followed. you don't fly these huge jets, but you fly a plane and there's of protocol. basically once a year you got to get checked out right? >> well, for the commercial doubt that the atp, their transport pilot's say have to titus regulations of also. it could be wrong. but believe that every 6 months i know every 6 months they do have to

have an faa medical examination of physical to make sure they're confident the fly and they're depending on the type of airplane that they are flying. there are regular simulation drills that they have to go through to make sure that there are still qualified to fly those planes. it's that's an ongoing think for for the flight crew. now is that what's happening for the mechanics and the people are building these planes. that's all different picture. doesn't sound like any of these issues had anything to do with what the crew members are doing in the cockpit. they're responding to problems that are outside their control, their jobs harder these days. absolutely. it's salute. thanks, ken. >> another big story takes us to the east bay tonight. a neighborhood is just in shock after a woman was shot and killed along second all circle in pleasanton today. this is video from that scene. police are investigating the situation but say the woman was found with multiple gunshot wounds. that shooting led to a chase. and that chase ended with a complete shutdown of interstate 5.80. kron four's gayle ong is live for

us tonight at the scene along the freeway. gayle, what's the latest? >> jagr and just steps away from that scene. and that investigation, i'm told, is just about to wrap up here and all lanes on 5.80, should be reopened by the hour. but this is just one piece of that murder suicide investigation. investigators spent the day focusing on the sedan on the westbound shoulder 5.80, according to the california highway patrol. the call came in from pleasanton police just before 11:30am, in the morning thursday. there are requesting assistance of their officers were actively in pursuit of a known a murder suspect on 5.80, pleasanton police responded to a home on saginaw circle. >> around 11:00am a woman was found inside the home with multiple gunshot wounds. the suspect was seen driving away and was followed by pleasanton police in an unmarked vehicle. a pursuit ended here in san leandro near the benedict drive exit the driver, a

suspect in a murder suicide case died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the suspect vehicle while in pursuit. >> crash and at that point, there was a high risk staff as well as the standoff for approximately 30 minutes. >> with the combined efforts of all allied agencies, it was determined that the suspect had to come to his own injuries. officers took measurements and diverted traffic as they piece together what led to both crimes. >> and we're told was that believes will be handling the murder suicide investigation. meanwhile, back here live, we're here on 5.80, westbound just in front of the benedict drive exit. we're told police are just wrapping up their investigation. all lanes should be back. reopen sometime within the hour. live here in san leandro. gayle ong kron. 4 news. gayle, thank you for that live report coming up in underserved north bay community gets new discount grocery store. how they

celebrated the grand opening. >> temperatures goes mayor delivered her state of the city address today. what she said about revitalizing the city's downtown and we are less than an hour away from the annual state of the union address. we have a live report from washington, d.c., after the break. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow. how about that? sunshine around the bay area. how about we played that's right. we've got another nice day coming your way. we'll talk about next. you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball...

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well, rick, hello, thanks for joining us here. whattshould americans be expecting to hear tonight? >> well, we are now less than an hour away from hearing the president's address and it's estimated roughly 30 million americans will be tuned in expecting here. the president pitch himself to the public for a second term. >> because there is day night president joe biden will lay out his vision for the country and as most crucial state of the union address to date, he will talk about who side he is on and his plan to improve the lives of all americans. the white house says the president will highlight ongoing efforts to lower consumer costs and spotlight his legislative successes, which include a multibillion-dollar infrastructure deal in the first federal gun safety plan passed in nearly 30 years. he's got more done in the first 3 years than most presidents have accomplished in 2 terms. he's also expected to call on republicans to end

their blockade. him pass bipartisan legislation. this in military aid to ukraine and israel and secure the southern border. right now, republicans are demanding tougher border policy to keep undocumented immigrants out is releasing them into your state ahead of the president's speech, speaker of the house mike johnson published a 90nd video title, 3 years of decline where he hammered the president on immigration and the economy course the state of the union is not strong and everybody around the country knows it. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell who endorsed former president donald trump wednesday calls president biden's record a disaster heard everything you need to point our nation toward further security. but it shows. >> democrats on capitol hill are defending the president's record, but he is still facing some criticism from the left over his handling of the war in gaza. and we've seen some protests pop up here in washington just today. in

response. you know, the president tonight is planning to announce a new plan to search humanitarian aid inside of that war zone. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you guys. you know, the country will be watching tonight. raquel, thank you. >> a reminder kron 4 will be airing president biden's state of the union address live tonight at 6 o'clock directly afterwards, our catherine heenan will be hosting a panel of political experts. >> san francisco mayor london breed delivered her state of the city today. kron 4 s charles clifford was there and shares her message. >> well, san francisco mayor london breed is running for another term. today she delivered the state of the city address here at pier 27. >> i don't begrudge people's these have been a tough 5 ute years. >> speaking before a who's who of san francisco elected officials, san francisco mayor london breed defended her time as mayor. he tried to set an optimistic tone for the future among the issues she discussed was crime. she thanked the city's voters for approving

proposition ee, which she says will give police more freedom and tools to deal with crime. >> we will be installing new public safety cameras in high-crime areas deploying drones for auto theft, car break-ins and other crimes and changing police department rules. so our sworn officers, our out in the field and not behind a desk. >> the mayor also talked about homelessness and the fentanyl crisis. she said that the voter approval of proposition f will give the city more freedom in dealing with those problems. >> approach is about accountability, resources and new pathways. this means arresting and prosecuting dealers. and when necessary arresting users who are a danger to themselves. the mayor also outlined her plans to revitalize downtown san francisco. she wants to attract new businesses, but also wants to add housing and 30,000 new residents. >> to transform downtown into a livable neighborhood. >> our vision is a vibrant,

mixed use neighborhood with transit bars, restaurants, venues where people live work, study him play. >> the mayor ended her state of the city address saying that the criticism san francisco has received in recent years will not slow the city down. san francisco is not wearing the shackles of your negativity any longer. >> now the mayor could be facing an uphill battle in the coming election in recent san francisco chronicle poll showed that she was dealing with a 70% disapproval rating. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> 52% of the ballots have been counted for prop one. the state, a statewide behavioral health services program and bond measure. so far, 50% of votes counted are yeses. 50%, our nose if passed, the measure would partially reform how the government funds mental health services across the state. opponents of the measure say the bill will cost taxpayers too much for not

enough results. and it reduces oversight of those funds, neck-and-neck. >> super close as we take a live look outside on this thursday. 6.80, in walnut creek need the sunglasses driving home today. yeah, we were lucky to see the sun today. >> laurence, are we seeing it tomorrow? oh, yeah. we're going to see some nice sunshine around the bay or what a gorgeous day. working on a nice evening tonight. if you're headed out about little breeze out along the coastline, but plenty of sunshine to get your going out there. and that's the way it's going to end up again tomorrow as high pressure. kind of just settling in today tomorrow. i think maybe even a little bit warmer someplace may be getting near 70 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. nice look outside to clear all the way the coastline will be long, though. and we'll st rt talking about some of that fog begin to form a sign spring. not that far away. so we've got changes in the works coming our way. i think you're like the first part. we've got numbers out the door right now. 60 degrees in palo alto to 60. a nice evening in san

jose. 63 1, the warmer spots in santa rosa and 62 degrees in concord. all right. the overall things changing. now you can see that area of low pressure that brought that rain kicking the east now of california, though some wraparound moisture still working its way into southern california. they're getting another round of some strong thunderstorms. but for the most part of northern california, watching that rain come to an southern california. there you go. they've got more rain rolling on in there right now. some heavier storms and thunderstorms this evening. those begin diminish year in the next couple of hours. they are though looking good. we've got some clear skies out there right now in that is the way it is going to stay. if you're headed out the door. yeah. nice and clear as we head through the evening hours and that's the way it's going to stay overnight tonight. and that means, well, it is going to be a cold night around the bay area. high pressure building should make for a beautiful friday around the bay area. we've got friday. we've got nice, whether that's a good combination. as we head toward the weekend, though things change. we start talking about some big and so i don't want to for outline. yeah. and then we get home for the weekend. give us some

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taking matters into their own hands. today in oakland, communirg streets cleaning up homeless encampments and illegal dumping sites. kron four's. philippe de gaulle says the

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goal delhi this week and helped clean up the mounds of trash that piled up in front of the business. you have so many people talking about what's wrong with and yes, there are problems. >> but in our communities that been problems for a long time. and when when it we've stood up. but bonded together. and worked situation. the deli has been a years long standoff with the city about paying the excess litter fee. most food businesses are obligated to pay annually to fund dumping cleanups. >> with interest and late fees, the balance almost reached $10,000, but the city sent the owner a letter thursday reducing those fees to just under $600. the community has also raised nearly $11,000 online. >> to help the deli recover from recent burglaries. we want to show the world that oakland can come together. >> as the polls and this being divisive, him breaking a

support that we want to come together. it's so that the city can work in unison to better situation. deli owner jason herbers says, quote, we fought and won. fox says crc will continue to hold cleanups on a monthly basis. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> still to come, a safeway employee for more than 2 decades fired after she tried to stop somebody from stealing white of legal intervention to get her back on her feet. plus, a lawsuit filed against the company that owns the san jose sharks over the alleged abuse of a junior sharks hockey player. what that suit is claiming and the talking about this, we're not just about 30 minutes away from the state of the union will break down what to expect with our political expert right after political expert right after the break. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr positive, her2 negative metastatic breast cancer

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