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>> now at 10 and east bay donut shop targeting yet again. how the family-owned businesses trying to protect the shop after being robbed 4 times in iess than a year. >> not only for not >> what led to a scuffle between a uc berkeley student and a professor at the educators home. probably one of the hardest things i've ever experienced in my life. >> at the brink of closing up, how a san francisco business owners trying to keep her dream alive of operating a barbershop and downtown. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> good evening, everybody. thanks for joining us kron for news at 10. i'm vicki liviakis. ken wayne uncertain times for another san francisco small business. the owner of the once popular

blades cold barbershops as before the pandemic, they had a bustling business on columbus avenue near the financial district now they're trying to raise money just to survive. kron four's. dan thorn joins us now live from san francisco with more. dan? vicki, the owner that barber shop says that things were going really well along columbus avenue. they had a lot of customers that would come in. >> financial district just has been really slow with coming back. and it's really been hitting her business hard and she's not sure how much longer they can go on without getting some sort of help. >> barber, jorge flores cleaning up after cutting the hair of one of his few customers. the san francisco shot he works for is struggling to stay open. kind of miss how used to be before are really popular and >> we have plenty clients the situation changes right after covid flores has been cutting hair. it glades co barbershop on columbus avenue for the

past 7 years. >> he says the slow post covid resurgence in the financial district has left seats empty and made the future uncertain, not enough. people going back into office has hurt the business blades cow is now turning to online fundraising to stay afloat. it's something owner susan dark angelo never thought she would need to survive. >> it's probably one of the hardest things i've ever experienced in my life. they. set back from covid in. people may think it's over, but it's not over for us. >> the turbulent times at the san francisco shop follow recent and painful decision to close the location in walnut creek plans to expand to the mission. rock development near oracle park. >> also fell through at is probably one of the most devastating things because we that would have put us on the map and would have gotten us out of this mess. but i couldn't hold the online effort has a lofty goal of raising $100,000.

>> a number dark angelo says could help solve some of blades. coast problems. her biggest concern is fine. i might not return to the business friendly place. it once was leaving her shop. >> in jeopardy. that gofundme is last hope keeping the doors open in staying alive. >> dark angelo says that the barbershop is like family and they're going to hold out as long as they can. at last check that gofundme. is that more than $3600 in san francisco? dan thorn kron. 4 dan, thank you. developing news tonight, the chp says it's arrested a man in connection to the east bay crash. >> that killed a 9 year-old girl from oregon. it happened sunday morning at northbound 6.80, in the highway to 42 split in concord. the chp says an suv carrying a total of 6 people at the time overturned multiple times. the 9 year-old girl died at the scene. her

mother, 13 year-old sister and 2.17, year-old cousins are still being treated at the hospital. the driver left the scene, but he's been caught and identified as 22 year-old jesus. yvonne, the wrong investigators did not say if he was the actual driver. his bail has been set at $200,000. >> where millions of muslims around the world, not only forecast, not >> a dinner for uc berkeley law, students got pretty heated tuesday night with a pro palestinian protester stood up to read a speech about ramadan in the current state of palestine. and as you just saw there, other professors hosting the dinner at their home, attempted to put it into the speech. parker's noelle bellow has more now on what happened and she joins us live from the newsroom with more noel vicki, the professors, erwin chemerinsky and catherine fisk have invited law students to

their home for dinner for years. about 60 students. students were in attendance last night. >> all had registered in advance and sat in the couple's backyard in the oakland hills to eat when one of them stood up to speak about palestine and her displeasure with money that she says is being donated by berkeley to fund israel's artillery in the war in gaza. here's more of the exchange between the students and the teachers. >> have attorney you don't have hit our has informed us is our first are we this? they're not this is this is police. you are not welcome. okay. you can call the police know. i i'm getting. i believe stopped it. >> just please you don't want to be here live in my

>> the bay area chapter of the palestinian youth movement is calling fisk's actions assaults crediting them to islamophobia. the professor say while they agree with the students about what's going on in palestine and anti-semitism is also a part of this story. a poster have been circulating online before the dinner saying, quote, no dinner with the zionist cam while gaza starves in a show mariinsky said, quote, i never thought i would see such blatant anti-semitism. i am enormously sad. we have students who are so rude has to come into my home in my backyard and use this social occasion for their political agenda. now, the teachers did opt to proceed with additional dinners for its their students for tonight. and tomorrow, however, they say security will be present at their home. vicki can. all right. well, thank you. governor gavin newsom says more than 400

>> stolen vehicles have been recovered in oakland during an 8 week period where they made almost 200 arrests. they say they also recovered. 31 guns linked the crimes. the people arrested were linked to carjack carjackings, drug, dealing, dui and theft. the governor credits the increased presence of chp officers have been working with local law enforcement since february. >> and the one just kind of sums it up and just feeling defeated. >> and oakland family speaking out tonight as their decades-old donut shop continues to be targeted by thieves. colonial donuts has been robbed 4 times now in less than a year for for sara stinson, spoke with the family about the security measures that they are taking to avoid that. sarah, they say nothing seems to be working. what's going on? >> the key there is a heavy sense of hopelessness for not only the owners of colonial donuts, but also for the customers and people who live in that area after the shop

was robbed again last month. the owners fear nothing will stop this from continuing. >> colonial donuts on lakeshore avenue in oakland has been a staple for 40 years. a family business that the owner's daughter wanted to protect for decades to come. i left job. came back. >> and i plan and want to continue my family's legacy. but it's just it's very hard and very she's speaking out wednesday night, but wanting to keep their privacy after being robbed 4 times in less than a year. security video from march first shows 3 people entering the shop. >> just before 6 in the morning, one with a golf club in hand grabbed the register. i think i want to say they made up for like $300 in cash in the register and up is like over 1000. the shop was also robbed back in december. what is going on here in customers rallied in support of the shop and against rampant crime. the daughter says mayor sheng thao has stopped by to check in on

the family and consider her to show up and, >> you know, i had told then and feel that now like. how am i going and make our actual colonial donuts has taken several precautions to avoid being targeted by thieves. now they don't offer indoor seating and while it remains open, 24 7, the staff only serves doughnuts through a window during the overnight hours. and we're looking at probably putting it up at the actual storefront not to have a door and lock but actual she says each robbery not only threatens their livelihood but also shakes up the sense of security for the neighborhood. what is the best step that we we we can do because i don't want to live out in the wild west so much. so this woman plans to move out of oakland and, you know, like heartbreak you know, that businesses getting allies, not so. >> it's just hard to see >> and hasn't been that much change. so yeah. as a resident, it's hard to want to stay. even though i love the

town. >> everyone i spoke with mentioned the new oakland police chief, all hopeful this will bring the police force more success in bringing crime down. oakland police say they're still investigating the latest robbery at the donut shop. i'm sara stinson reporting back to all right, sarah. well, yet another oakland business is on the brink of closure because of rampant crime in oakland. >> coming up in the next half hour, we're going hear from the owner about his possible move out of the bay area. >> gorgeous weather around the bay area today. lots of sunshine, nice weather all the way. the coastline. what about tomorrow? check out your wake-up weather. i think we going to see a couple clouds early on tomorrow. couple patches of fog, especially along the coastline. maybe couple patches inside the bay, too. temperatures starting out the 40's in the low 50's. so a little cool begin your day, but then we're off and running. i think we'll see that sunshine breakthrough, partly cloudy skies as we head toward 08:00am. temperatures start to warm up, especially in the bay in the valleys, then boy, we really get things

going by 10:00am. that's an coming up. temperatures pushing near 70 in the valleys. so cooler 50's with patchy fog out of the coast. has been almost a year now since oakland started to evict people living in encampments on wood street in west oakland. >> federal judge gave caltrans and city leaders a green light to clear the area after several fires were started in the summer of 2022, the encampment was full of broken down cars and tents, trench stretching for miles along interstate 5, interstate 80 in a long 5.80, and although section is now clear areas near it are still full of encampments. still ahead, sideshows in saving the bay area. why the chp says >> they don't break up the car shows and progress and instead wait to make arrest. why marine experts searching for the whale that got con in some fishing nets along the coast are temporarily suspending their search. from the

peninsula to the east bay, even on the bay bridge. police had their hands full with recent sideshows out of the hundreds who took part in the sideshows over the weekend. only 2 people were arrested. proffers rob nesbitt talked with one man who says he's decided to leave the bay area because of the. >> multiple bay area cities with the same side show scenes, cars racing circles at intersections from saturday night into sunday morning. menlo park, palo alto mountain view. oakland.

>> and lastly, on the bay bridge were black marks are still visible leave skid marks that are like almost like permanency. you see it in the roads in s has recorded multiple sideshows over the years for the balcony of a san francisco apartment. so much so that he made the recent decision to move to mexico and only comes back to the city when he has to for work. part of the reason my left as i just can't i can't deal with us anymore. it's just the stress of, you know, of feeling like i have no control over my environment. during the weekend sideshows, chp says 2 people were arrested at the bay bridge and 2 minors were cited. officer andrew barclay with chp golden gate division says recent legislation allows officers to investigate and take later action. it doesn't have to be. we see it right there. stop them and take the vehicle. >> if we identify that vehicle, we can, you know, come in a couple weeks later without warrant and take that vehicles. officer barclay get several questions about why responding officers don't break up sideshows in progress. he says that's not

always a safe option for law enforcement. very often. you're looking at. >> hundreds of people involved in these and sending in a single officer. i can be dangerous for that officer. says police officers responding to the sideshows he's recorded, stay too far away to document evidence. >> wishing law enforcement would put more resources into not just responding, but also stopping the chaos in progress. i don't feel protected by chp these ways. and i don't feel like there's. >> again, like i it worries me of something bigger chp control this. what can they do? even though there were multiple sideshows around the same time in the bay area this weekend, chp is still investigating to determine if they are linked in any way reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> tonight, rescue crews are suspending their search for the whale whose tail got caught up in fishing net pacifica, they say tomorrow there will be fog and large swells making pretty tough for them. >> when we are working with

the whale, we just try and get as close like if this is the whale's tail in the sears, the notch in the middle of the tail, we try and get as close to that part as possible. so we're in a safe distance but close enough that we could effectively make the cuts that we need to. but it is a challenge when we have an active well. >> rescuers didn't say when they will resume their search, but they are hoping to get a new tracker on the well before this weekend's storms. take a look at people enjoying the beautiful weather today along the embarcadero in san francisco. >> my favorite part is that i get to get away from my desk. in a bar to dare get to walk down the embarcadero or sometimes over to the gym and work out. but it's nice to get a little fresh air. >> sure is. meantime, at lake merced said some fog took over this afternoon. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here with a look at what to expect. yeah, really nice out there today. we're going to see a big coming as we head toward the weekend. so let's

enjoy the nice weather while we have. and i think tonight, couple more of those patches of fog going to develop along the coastline, pushing to places like lake merced, said as you head toward tomorrow morning will be little through thick early on some of that right down on the deck. but overall, high pressure up above. and that's going to bring lot of sunshine in the bay area. and again, some very warm temperatures by the afternoon up in the 70's, even a couple low 80's late in the day out there right now live look out the golden gate bridge looking good. no fog. so far. temperature wise numbers still very comfortable for this hour. 63 in san jose. 63 also in fremont. 59 redwood city, still 65 and mild in concord. and 64 degrees in antioch. but yeah, a couple high clouds drifting across the state and the competitive fog trying to form down below but not much so far. but the boy still staying very active on the pacific. and you can see the storms churning out there. eventually something in developer right about here that will put itself together, likely form bring a chance of rain as we head in toward the weekend. but not tomorrow. looks like a beautiful day. lots of sunshine coming our

way. a little cool on the coastline some patchy fog. otherwise warm inside the bay and the valleys. all right, lawrence, get even more developments now in the race to replace an su in congress. >> to request for a recount have been made in both santa clara and san mateo counties following an unprecedented two-way tie for second as it stands right now and then low and joe, some indian would both be joining sam liccardo on the november ballot. kron four's catherine heenan gives us a closer look at what could come next. and one of the counties. >> it seemed both evan low and joe summit. ian, we're willing to accept the recent surprising news of a two-way tie. their teams not talking about an expensive recount. former san jose mayor sam liccardo is already safely in first place. now santa clara county officials tell me they are being asked to do a manual recount, something that could begin as soon as monday. the approximate cost $32,000 a day

lasting, maybe 10 days. so. >> who's asking for a there's allegation that one of the people requesting the recount associated with some luck heart of who actually would benefit from having a 2 person race rather than 3 person race. it's much easier. it weighs money. it's much easier draw contrasts. >> the name on the recount petition is a former staffer for sam liccardo name jonathan padilla. but look, camp is not confirming that only saying the final count needs to be accurate. meantime, a very angry reaction from evan los campaign. the statement from his spokesperson, this is a page right out of trump's political playbook using dirty tricks to attack democracy and subvert the will of voters. sam liccardo, who does not live in this district, did not file a recount himself. instead, he had his former staffer do it for him. what's he afraid of? think sandra democratic at all.

>> to ask for ask for a recount and in a lot of races and there are mandatory recounts like a presidential. and then when there's no one squat about anti democratic. >> also weighing in south bay, congressman roe conn who said in a post on x, a candidate wanting to overturn the will of the voters is undemocratic. sam liccardo supporters should not push for a recount asking to overturn election results and district 16 when all other candidates have accepted them. it's a crash political ploy and it's why i'm with evan low. >> it's a tie. vote. >> yockey says if somebody is willing to pay for recount. well, clearly that's allowed by law. and he says there's a huge if in all this will somebody come up with the money they there been instances already. >> in california history where people requested a recount, stale come up with the meantime, in this flurry of excited reactions. yaki thanks

a supervisor. some idiot is probably playing the smart by not really saying much of anything right now. >> jackie says that makes him appear to be more statesman like. >> coming up, good news for downtown san francisco. we'll tell you about the new two-storey food hall set to open up tomorrow. plus, another open business on the brink of closure because of crime. we're going hear from the nightclub owner and his possible move out of the bay possible move out of the bay area. - my childhood was tough.

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18 stores in california. the company filed for bankruptcy protection last year reporting annual losses for several years along with facing financial risk from lawsuits over opioid prescriptions. not clear how many of those store closures will be here in the bay area. tomorrow. it is opening up a food hall and its downtown san francisco location. they say the food hall will take up 2 floors. >> seat up to 450 people. the space also have entertainment, including live music and community gatherings. company says people be able to enjoy 11 different culinary cuisines from burgers to mexican food, curry and noodles. it will also have a cooking school and will serve a nordic style beer by local brewery. 4 point the grand opening is set for 11 30 tomorrow morning. nonprofit is pushing to take lunchables out of schools. the organization consumer reports says. >> it is asking the department of agriculture to remove them due to health concerns. kraft heinz the company that makes

lunch walls developed 2 versions of lunchables last year for the national school lunch program. but the consumer advocacy group says that they contain higher levels of sodium in the once told in stores. the organization also claims the snack kits contain high levels of lead in response to the petition, kraft heinz said, quote, all of our foods meet strict safety standards that we happily feed to our own families. >> coming up, dogs rescued from the israel-hamas war here in the bay area ready to find their forever homes. plus a bay area muslim community reacting tonight after a man vandalized a mosque with a skateboard. city leaders in san jose are doing to try to san jose are doing to try to stop more traffic related (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪)

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deaths continue to plague san jose. 13 people have died in car crashes so far this year. city leaders are blaming the city's wide roads and speeding conference. jack molmud. >> talk with the mayor about what the city is doing to try and prevent more deaths. >> from a fatal crash on monterey road in january. to a man who spent months trying to recover but ultimately died in april after he was hit by a car off mckee wrote, we do everything right. >> we follow all the rules we wear bright clothing. and still, we have a lot of those calls. max siegel with the organization, families for safe streets says even when walking his daughters to school, it's just too close for comfort close call can be. >> not paying attention to the intersection. san jose keeps

track of its car crashes on a public database so far this year we have seen twice as many fatal car crashes compared to just this time last year. so many of the through ways that run through san jose rack up quite a few deaths from bad data set. but none may be more dangerous that monterey road, which between 2018, 2023 logged 6 teen road fatalities here. when we just almost saw someone get that right now that we're talking a max off the corner of monterey and tully and has been shot. >> cars driving into the bike lane. they're supposed to be separated by these posts. new work towards. designing our streets holistically. a public data also shows san jose's years long campaign to improve its roads like installing those bike lane markers and transforming final through ways in the summer. i grew up on this section of brandon road right here. a couple decades ago. you had 3 lanes and 3 lanes of cars going within 40 miles an hour in the city of san jose. recognize the problem here ended up

reducing it to 2 lanes to 2 lanes and added in protected bike lane. one death one too many when it comes to our roadways, people should feel safe. san jose mayor matt mahan says the projects are improving streets slowly but surely infrastructure projects are expensive and then the staff and actually carry them out there says he wants to hire more police officers, 4 enforcement and even the potential addition of security camera automatically issue first a warning. and then after the first 6 months a ticket, max says the city should not only focus on police staffing. >> but the design of the roads themselves. and so we need again to have a design, a design, our streets. >> that encourages people and forces people to behave better. now there's some funding set aside to improve. king wrote that's an east side, san jose and yet another statistically dangerous road in the city. >> now regarding the security cameras, the mayor says that if city council approves those cameras, they would start with around 30 of them and placed them around school zones in the newsroom. i'm jack moment. kron 4 news.

>> francisco bay area muslim community reacting tonight after a man vandalized a mosque with a skateboard broken windows could be seen at the u.s. good. all tory mosque in lower hill, a member tells kron 4 on april 4th, the man parked his car in front of the mosque, walked over and started smashing windows with a skateboard shouting hate speech and then went inside the mosque to drink water and then went back to his car. this comes as the muslim community has been celebrating ramadan. >> it's really sad is unacceptable. i went to school at this mosque as a kid. i played almost every single payer. >> during ramadan. >> over here. musk board members say over the past month there have been other acts of vandalism >> the words on this now painted over wall once read, quote, you will all burn in and the word own has been written at the entrance of the mosque. >> and oakland business is on

the the owner of a long time live music venue in downtown oakland says burglaries and crime really scaring customers off. kron four's philippe kyle talks with the owner who says so he'll likely have to close his doors for good. >> in oscar edwards is 15 years running a business in downtown oakland. he says thieves pretty much stayed away from his establishment called complex oakland. but recently he has been burglarized 3 times twice in february and they have been costly. it was like about $40,000 worth stuff. he says it has already been referred tracking artists to perform at his live music venue or dine at his full service restaurant on the second floor. thing that fee, what the city is becoming, edwards says he has taken steps to secure his facility and has cameras set up to keep an eye on the space. but that has seemingly only brought pain having video evidence of thieves stealing from him and getting away with it really hurts my heart because i don't want to have to leave the city.

>> but bro way something. and it's like it's like my baby. unfortunately, edwards is running out of time feel a lot of uptick of people going to want to create. you can see people going out to that more out of jose. and they're stopping to come stopping coming down downtown open. he says crime combined with the rays to minimum wage is leaving him in the red. all those businesses that you would have seen 5 years ago. they're no longer here. they're all boarded up. so it made it look bad. when i have to talk to our to start act in a look. they come downtown and worry about getting a car, be they're worried about, you know, the safety of downtown. and they're like, hey, you know, do i want to do the show down here? sadly lately, the answer to that question is often no. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. a new study of santa clara county's public contracts shows only a few of those contracts were awarded to minority owned businesses.

>> the study looked at the number of minority owned businesses that one public contracts between july 2016 and june 2021, it found local minority owned businesses got only 15% of the county's total payout. the study recommends a county start a small business enterprise program to give local and diverse businesses more opportunities. >> celebrations in san francisco today marking the end of the holy month of ramadan. >> people gathered for prayer at the park at the saint mary's recreation was a beautiful experience. >> whether important with just to see the unity, muslim community come >> during the holy month, muslims fast from sunrise to sunset and took time going self reflection and prayer. as of this ceremony, most of can

return to their normal routines, breaking their fast. check this out. a brand-new skate park is now open in american canyon. these are renderings from the city website. >> it's at the veterans memorial park located behind american canyon middle school and philip west aquatic center. the skate park features a concrete many bowl, a larger concrete, big bowl and more features. now to our 4 zone forecast as we step outside and show you lovely shot of the golden gate bridge. lawrence karnow joining us now in studio with a look ahead at a raining weekend. yeah, how about that? i mean, we're just enjoying some beautiful weather around the bay area today. 70's and 80's. >> in many places and now we're in the back. likely see that temperature drop 20. maybe 25 degrees. and yeah, we're talking about rain and the possibility thunderstorms. so we're going to join the nice weather while we have. looks like we've got another very nice day friday, going to kind of a transitional day. still very nice in most of the bay area tonight. yeah, you're

mostly clear right now. are san francisco looking good so far? come patches of fog likely form as we head through the night tonight. but yeah, you know, with everything so nice outside, we're really the pollen count rise and so running high again for tomorrow. i think by friday that will start to back off a little bit. the good side of getting the cold weather and the rain that's going to really knock down the pollen count on saturday and sunday to give you a little bit of a break. but then a return to nice weather again on monday. and that pollen count will slowly start to rise out the door. tonight, a few high clouds up above competitors, fog likely to form along the coastline tomorrow should be mostly sunny, mild, warm around most of the bay area. the one place maybe a little cool is right along the water's edge. but this weekend, yeah, boy, these temperatures really going to drop rain likely on saturday, especially saturday morning. not a washout for the entire day but scattered showers and the possibility of thunderstorms throughout the day. maybe even a lingering shower early in the morning on sunday. so after door right now, we've got some cooler 50's along the coastline. still, 61 in downtown san francisco to 60 in calistoga

and 65 degrees. comfortable in concord right now. but overall, i the pattern looking good as we've got high pressure ready to take care of us for tonight. little northerly component to when you can see right there. that means we're going to warm things up as we head throughout the day for tomorrow. so right now around the bay area, you see things fairly calm inland. just a light breeze in the san francisco and that normally component keeping a clear most of fog so far. but i think overnight tonight might see just a little bit of a sea breeze return. here's long-range forecast model and you'll see as we head through tomorrow morning should be a good commute other than some patchy fog should be dry. the afternoon looks great. then we get friday. you start to see the system roll down the coastline. here we go again. we've got some rain in the forecast as we head toward friday night and saturday. see roll through right there. maybe even some snow on our local mountains. that's how cold the system's going to be. so we're going to join the nice days while we 60's 70's go tomorrow. got some patchy fog along the coastline. 15 60's there about 66 degrees in burlingame 70's beginning to pop up down the peninsula. 70's and 80's in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon about 81

a pleasanton 82 in livermore. 77 raga 78 degrees in ready. get the idea. working on some really nice numbers by tomorrow afternoon. then you get back toward the coastline. a little bit cooler there. but here's your 10. a 10. yeah. those temperatures really take a fall from a tease. the 50's as we get into saturday for highs and staying a little bit cool into sunday. but then things begin to warm up in the next week. we get things right. once again, unfortunate comes on the weekend again, right? we've had numerous storms on the weekend this year. so here we go again. most inconvenient heino, very weather. we'vedgot nice weather coming our way, though. looking forward thanks, lawrence. new bill introduced in the state legislature. looks to protect shelter, pets from euthanasia. >> the bill would require shelters to notify the public up to 72 hours before a a dog or a cat is euthanized but also require shelters to post a daily list of any cat or dog scheduled for euthanasia on their website or facebook page. >> when people know that animals lives are at risk, lives could be saved.

>> there is no word yet on formal opposition of this bill. but in years past similar bills have failed amid concerns from opponents that could result in shelter overcrowding number of dogs rescued from the west bank in the middle east and brought here to the bay area are now ready to find their forever homes. rocket dog rescue helped care for the animals. >> as they recover from the harsh conditions they've endured for endured from the israel-hamas war. if you're looking to adopt a new furry friend head to rocket rescue in san francisco or you can attend their big adoption event. that's happening at chase center on april. 21st will sadly it is scientists time to say goodbye to oakland zoo's lily the tiger. tiger lily has we color the now? 9 months old. tiger cub, she's moved to a center in northern california that takes care of retired captive wildlife. lilly has a serious bone condition that's going to require care for the rest of her life. but she's going to

be surrounded by the expert veteran ariane caregiver. staff are going to provide all the care she needs and all the love, hopefully too. the zoo wrote on social media. it's always bittersweet to say goodbye to rescues, but we're very happy that she has a trustworthy and expansive new home and we're proud to have been able to nurse her back to health over the past one in half months. that's it. she's to that size. she's a big girl and we're going to mister because and we're so thrilled. every time we have an update, she's getting better we have to stop. we work with the other facilities about but just want to they keep giving us information. we'll put it out there right? that wraps up kron for news at 10. but stay tuned for kron. 4 news at 11. first, though, it's sports night live. aaron wilson is here to fill us in on all the action tonight. yeah, we've got another one leaving us and more suddenly whatnot for good, necessarily. definitely in the capacity that she's

been with us. tara vanderveer is headed out of office when it comes to her time. >> as head coach. but linger around stamford for good reason will explain that after the break. and of course, that one-on-one, they kate rooney got with her and cameron brink. as you know. >> she's gone from the cardinal for good at looking up for her wnba draft prospect, you know, dreams and goals. that and more. also in an exclusive interview with jason dumas after the break tonight in sports night live.