California Cell Phone Radiation Documents Released
The California Department of Public Health released documents about cell phone radiation exposure. Julie Watts reports. (3/3/17)
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Bay Area Defense Expert Says It's Too Soon to Call Singapore Summit a SuccessGloria Duffy, currently president of the Commonwealth Club and a former Defense Dept. official, says it's too soon to say if the meeting between Pres. Trump and Kim Jong Un will result in peace. Maria Medina reports. (6-12-18)
Drone Fleet Keeps Aerial Watch on Hawaii EruptionOn Hawaii's Big Island officials keep tabs on the fast-moving lava flow from Kilauea using a fleet of drones. Scott McLean reports. (6-1-18)
At Issue: The Mueller InvestigationIt has been a year since special counsel Robert Mueller began the investigation into possible collusion between the Trump presidential campaign and Russia. Phil Matier talks about the probe with UC Hastings law professor and former U.S.associate deputy attorney general Rory Little. (5-20-18)
Texas School Shooting Suspect ConfessesLate Friday night investigators say 17-year-old suspect Dimitrios Pagourtzis, a junior at the school, has confessed and said he didn't shoot students who he liked. Christin Ayers reports. (5-18-18)
Kilauea Blasts Lava from New Fissures as Eruption ContinuesViolent eruptions continue to rock the eastern side of the Big Island and geologists say there's no end in sight. Andrea Nakano reports. (5-18-18)
Raw Video: Lava Bursts from New Fissure on Kilauea FlankLava erupts from open fissure vents on the flanks of Kilauea volcano on Friday evening. (5-18-18)
General
Study: Some Drugs Could Put You At Risk For DementiaSome popular medications may make you feel better, but may be bad for your brain. Allen Martin tells us they may even put at a higher risk for dementia.
S.F. Researchers Find Fix for Gene Linked to Alzheimer's DiseaseA research team in San Francisco has identified the gene that is the primary risk factor for developing Alzheimer's. More importantly, the scientists have reportedly created a way to correct the harmful gene in human cells. Juliette Goodrich reports. (5-5-18)
Dr. Fred Luskin Talks About The Power Of ForgivenessDr. Fred Luskin is director of the Stanford Forgiveness Project. He tells Bay Area Focus host Michelle Griego how he is helping people discover the power of healing though forgiveness and sound.
Local News
Suspect Injured In Shootout With Union City PolicePolice said a suspect was injured and two others were arrested in a shootout with officers in Union City late Monday night. Jessica Flores reports. (6/19/18)
Menlo Park Luxury Jeweler Is First In World To Accept CryptocurrencyStephen Silver inside the Rosewood Sand Hill Hotel is known for selling rare, ultra-high end jewelry and watches. Betty Yu says it's also the first jewelry store in the world to accept digital money.
Bay Area Lawmakers React To Audio Of Children Separated From Their Families At The BorderBay Area lawmakers are reacting to the troubling images and sounds from the border. Joe Vazquez reports that audio of children crying and pleading for their parents was recorded and leaked to a human rights activist.
KPIXTV
Tuesday Morning Forecast With Neda IranpourExpect a cloudy start, particularly along the coast Tuesday. Temperatures along the ocean will be cool, but inland highs could reach the 90s in the warmest locations. Neda Iranpour has the forecast. (6/19/18)
Suspect Injured In Shootout With Union City PolicePolice said a suspect was injured and two others were arrested in a shootout with officers in Union City late Monday night. Jessica Flores reports. (6/19/18)
Menlo Park Luxury Jeweler Is First In World To Accept CryptocurrencyStephen Silver inside the Rosewood Sand Hill Hotel is known for selling rare, ultra-high end jewelry and watches. Betty Yu says it's also the first jewelry store in the world to accept digital money.
