she had to protect james and protect their world. >> did she do something to marie to protect james?ppeared, the detectives got permission to look at the cell phone records of all three of them. would they prove tanya was with marie when she vanished and, thus, did something to? her >> cell phone tower information from the area -- >> no. nowhere near marie. so, they check the cell towers for james's phone, and where do you know? when marie sent that last text message saying she was leaving town. both her phone and the pastures pinging off at the same cell tower two blocks from his house. and when marie's was drop mazda was dropped at the airport -- >> we had james's phone touching near the airport. why would his phone be near the airport? >> well either james innocently drove marie to the airport, or he drove her car there to cover up a crime. no way to prove it either way, so they were stuck again. which is when jason, the youth pastor, remember him? out of the blue, jason came to call. he had something the detectives needed to hear, he said. it takes a certain amount of courage. >>

send lots of actions both north and south of the james river.ing we have to understand is the petersburg campaign in fault directly all the actions that it heard in the county so these sort of mysterious battles the first deep autumn second a bottom williamsburg road all these things that only summers has ever understood what it's all part of the petersburg store and there is lots of action going on north of the james. you could certainly argue i think without much of a stretch that the 1854 shenandoah valley campaign was also part of the petersburg store. that is a direct relation with what's going on the petersburg. if i understand your question is a combination of world war i tactics and civil war tactics, to some degree but i think that's really a stretch and i don't believe that petersburg was a precursor to world war i tactics. but thanks for chiming in. it's always good to hear from you. [laughter] >> i will go a little easier on you. you mentioned in your talk about the enlistments expiring. you have a rough number of how many troops tha

james?s, go ahead, i'm sorry, sean. >> i don't know the answer to that, sean, but this is -- they've crossed the bridge here of -- they can do this to me. these are about certain principles that are so fundamental, our first amendment in this country, i'm calling upon all journalists to take a stand against this, a source comes to us with information, im don't even decide to publish it. if they can do this to me, if they can do this to this journalist and rate my home and take my reporter notes, they'll do it to any journalist. this is about something very fundamental in this country. i don't know what direction this country is going in, but journalist everywhere have to rise up, because we broke no laws here. they can do it to me, they'll do it to anybody. >> sean: so when they came to your house in this predawn raid and through handcuffs on you and pulled you out of your house and ten agents coincide, we just -- i assume they took items out ofe your house and office as i understand it? at

truth or fake with james creedon. how are you? james: find. mark: looking classy, great time.rting with the story about baby factories in nigeria. it is awfully easy for people online to take a pop at countries in africa and they do it with too great a frequency for my liking. what is true or not true about the story of these baby factories in nigeria? james: this is a malian fact checking media and they often do investigative work into what is real and not real online. and this is a story that they identified as fake. you can see that these photos do not show the dismantling of a baby factory in 2021. that is the key point. it is more about the timing here. sadly, the phenomenon is all too real. this is the question. it got shared across various different twitter accounts, tens of thousands of times. mark: we are not seeing what you're showing us. please talk us through. james: oh, you are not seeing it? well, you have various images. i could show you here. mark: go on. james: we can show the viewers here. we could do the whole segment here but it might look a bit weird. mark

this like due - process to you, james? this smells to hiuh process to you, james? to high heaven. it looks _ process to you, james? this smells to high heaven. it looks like - process to you, james? this smells to high heaven. it looks like a - process to you, james? this smells to high heaven. it looks like a fix. l to high heaven. it looks like a fix. there _ to high heaven. it looks like a fix. there are — to high heaven. it looks like a fix. there are a — to high heaven. it looks like a fix. there are a lot of of bias going around — there are a lot of of bias going around and out of the adjudicators are being — around and out of the adjudicators are being mean to certain groups and usually— are being mean to certain groups and usually we _ are being mean to certain groups and usually we seen as allegations knocking — usually we seen as allegations knocking around it's because something not particularly good at the core _ something not particularly good at the core of it and its uses reflection tactic. mps in the clean up reflection tactic. mps in the clean up t

james desperately wanted to make the english and the scots. what mission young with a united parliament, the scots might have been ready to take it. the english went and so dames desperately trying to make the english think that a union of parliament, as well as a union of crowns and body themselves, would make great britain. and in fact, he was the 1st to declare himself, king of great britain. and he did the cleric with frontier battles the year after he came king in $1600.00 for the year after is a question now. shakespeare, so as i can see becomes involved to interesting. james did was to declare that the counter, the, the chamberlain company were, takes parent, his fellow actors blade and was now to become the king's company. and for shakespeare wanted to have a scottish play and he needed desperately scottish advice. and james, i think, had a major part to do with it in all sorts of ways. the play is very well informed about scotland, but also the play teach up again. old mythologies show the plain macbeth. actually, this is itself on ve

james was also doing other things to consolidate. and one of them being his insistence on the creation of the great bible, the king james bible drawing in a whole series of theologians, translators, to produce a book, which would be everybody. so he wants to dominate religion. he wants to dominate literature, culture, philosophy. and of course, one of the other manascale projects of james the fust. it was the union jack, originally a naval flag. quit he organized a design competition fall then became the union flag adopted awful union with ireland obviously. so he was interested in symbolism in jesse some parallels between the activities of james, the foster william shakespeare, and we'll let say bought us johnson and b, b, c. well, there are some that in a marketable figures in the b, b. c. been nice to that, their arm being more and more pressure to conform to a much cruder kind of nationalism. both johnson himself and some little learning i gather in classics, which he studied at the university. but he wears what learning he has,

and james?ered in the small of his back as he walked out to greet todd and don. >> i had a nine millimeter on me, and i know how to use it extremely well. >> here is james' memory of a confrontation so tense it sounds almost surreal. as the two men approached the house, he said, they hid behind todd and rachel's children. >> he had ariel in his arms, using her as a human shield. and don had alex in his arms, hiding on the other side of the car. >> they were afraid that you were gonna shoot them. >> perhaps. and i can't remember whether or not todd actually went to the door with the kid or i went to the door or whatever. but he was a human shield. he was going to stop the bullets, right? >> that's a little scary. >> yeah, it is scary. >> todd was holding ariel, and don was holding alex. and todd came up, he looks -- just a wreck. >> todd confronted me, he said, "rachel and i aren't divorced yet, and i would appreciate it if you would stay away from her." >> and? >> nope. >> you said no? >> i said

there is later place after the ascension of james, the 6th. and fust a we're very much trying to cooperate with the, the new king in producing a british nationalism without. 2 via an accurate description. yes, i think the name of condemns some 1st having become king of england in 163 after having been a cradle came from 15. $6667.00 deems desperately wanted to make the english and the scots. what mission young with the united parliament, the scots might have been ready to take it. the english weren't and so dames, desperately trying to make the english think that a union of parliament, as well as a union of crowns and body themselves, would make great britain. and in fact, he was the 1st to declare himself, king of great britain. and he did the cleric with finer belts, the year after he came king in $1600.00 for the year after his accession. now, shakespeare, as far as i can see, becomes indulgent. one of the 1st infections did was to declare that the counter, the chamberlain's company, were, takes parents, his fellow actors, laden, was now to

dagen: also known as hell on earth, james. james: it's called that, yes.he walking dead around penn station. jackie, what about you? >> i'm not going answer for me specifically because i have a different view of life in the world as you know, dagen, but i do a lot of unofficial reporting with any friends and i would say that the commuting costs are certainly one but taking the 5% pay cut just to have the flexibility they have especially those with children dropping them off and being able to do stuff with them and still getting their work done, there is a premium for that. dagen: well, jackie and i are and cheryl are a few of the only people who were here, members of our staff but we were here every single day during covid lock down at the height, nat too. we came in every single day. speaking of that, before we go, nat has actually have done santa remotely via zoom for a class of special needs children, so nat has actually done that, nat says that he spent a lot of money on santa costume and he's a tip-top santa. so i suspect he might be working overtime

my name is james jeffery. i am a san francisco welcome ambassador and i am here today with the rest of the welcome ambassadors to present mayor breed with her very own welcome ambassador san francisco [inaudible] >> thank you. >> i'm going to say james. what's so great about having someone like james as an ambassador is he knows san francisco. and there's nothing like someone coming to san francisco for the first time and running into somebody like james and saying, james, nice to meet you where do i go to get on the cable car and see the best view? and i bet james could tell him exactly what anyway. the point is, these ambassadors are exactly what this city needs. we need people like james and some of the folks who are here that are out on the streets that enjoy this work and what they're doing and that want to help people because that's going to make all the difference in everyone's experience and part of that is it's not just our officers and our ambassadors, it's also all of us and how we greet people and

james. all right. thank you very much, john. it is 9. oh, one. and today, as we said, one of the busiest travel days of the year. >> across the country with more than 50 million people expected to travel at some point this holiday weekend today for us is going to be one of the busiest out at oakland international airport and that's why crawford's camila barco is there for us live this morning. you've been gauging all of the traffic out there. camila. has it ever been floaters of stay pretty busy. >> it's been staying pretty busy james throughout the entire morning that we've been here. we've just seen groups of people check into their lives and make their way down tsa. so we're going to give you rundown as to what we're seeing here at oakland international airport people headed all over the country. take a look at this. people are headed to las vegas. los angeles phoenix nashville. you name it. everyone is headed out for the holidays from oakland international airport any you take a look ove

james, movin: corporation to read this. james, moving on _ corporation to read this.is. james, - moving on to the mail on sunday, no booster, no hassle free foreign travel. this will be a tricky issue going forward, because we have a situation if you are under 18, that you have special requirements to get an extra dose, generally it is a single dose. now, for over 50s it is three doses of the covic chap and the government is looking to increase the number of people getting the booster but it is going to lead to the question, what does it mean to be fully vaccinated and how does that impact on what we are free to do? ~ , , how does that impact on what we are freetodo? ~ , , , free to do? absolutely, it seems there will be _ free to do? absolutely, it seems there will be different _ free to do? absolutely, it seems there will be different limits - free to do? absolutely, it seems there will be different limits for. there will be different limits for different age groups and it will increase — different age groups and it will increase this perception of a kind of inequal

that's where james webb will be. to the moon. >> look at that picture over there. >> oh, man, that's -- >> quick. >> that one -- >> i've got it right here. >> this a beautiful shot. >> you got it? >> 50 years ago they say we went looking for the moon, and we found the earth. >> yeah. that's true. that picture of the earth. that was really the beginning of the modern environmental movement right there. one of my favorite little lakes. there's an eagle circling around in front of us. in grad school i asked the question what does the earth look like from very far away when you can't continent and oceans and can you tell there is life on that planet? so we looked at the moon. not too many days after new moon when you can see the thinnest crescent at sunset. you'll notice that the dark part of the moon is also visible because the earth is shining on that part of the lunar surface. so if you take a telescope and you look at that light, it's earth's light. all jumbled up together. it's the land, it's the ocean, it's the clo

darya james. so still a lot more to learn and hopefully those details will trickle in as the morning goes on. back to you. all right. thanks, sarah. >> 5. '04, in the east bay and oakland a woman who was shot on thursday near lake merritt has unfortunately died from her injuries. police say they found the victim right after midnight last thursday on lakeshore avenue. the woman died over the weekend. investigators say they are still looking for the shooter this morning. time now is 5. '04. and today more police officers are going to be at a north bay middle school. >> because that school got a bomb threat. yeah. so the extra security is going to be at kendall's worth junior high school petaluma. and we have proper evans live at that school this morning with more on exactly what's happening out there. the only good morning. >> yeah. good morning, james. yes. so it was over the weekend that the police say that they received information about a possible bomb threat here at kenilworth junior high schoo

darya james, back to you. thanks, ray. >> so it's 6.19 this morning. president biden is touting his 1 trillion dollar infrastructure plan as a fix for the nation's inflation and supply chain issues that we've been dealing with for a little yeah. where's our staff just in our has the answer to that and more this morning of morning. jesse. >> good morning, daryn. james, i wish i had a specific answer for you, but something that the president keeps on emphasizing is that these congested ports should really signified that the nation is rebounding economically. but even though more americans may have more money in their pockets. they still have to spend more too. >> very soon. we're going to see the supply chain start catching up with the man. president biden offered his 1 trillion dollar infrastructure plan as an eventual solution to the nation's backlogged ports and rising inflation, everything from gallon of gas, a loaf of bread cost more forced the bill invests 17 billion dollars in ports to cut congestion addr

james, back to you. thanks right let's get to a big story that we're following this morning a former raider star henry ruggs is back in court in las vegas is facing more criminal charges. >> accused of driving drunk in las vegas causing a high-speed crash that killed 23 year-old woman and her dog last week. >> prosecutors say that ruggs was going a 156 miles an hour moments before this fiery crash that you see and he also faces 2 charges of reckless driving and possession of a gun while under the influence and the raiders released him shortly after the crash. we have a reporter in the courtroom. >> and if there is a important decision made. obviously we're going bring you that update right away. so stay tuned. other news that we're following breaking news this morning. accused killer kyle rittenhouse. >> is in court taking the stand in his own defense. this is a live feed that we've got from the kenosha, wisconsin courtroom. yeah. in the last hour. we know rittenhouse apparently broke down crying. >> on

let's bring back james carville and mike murphy.e tried to play this with tim miller last night. it's like fight club. the only rule is, in your answer, you're unable to use the name youngkin. can you name any republicans who have told trump to pound sand and been victorious? >> maryland governor hogan took a good shot at trump on twitter yesterday, saying he didn't want an endorsement. but fundamentally, if you have a republican primary right now, trump's a pretty big deal in your life, whether you like it or not. this poll, i think james and i get a laugh out of this, it's old consultant trick, you leak a poll showing your guy ahead to create a bunch of noise in the spin world. there's a bit of a trump bandwagon, mostly because biden is perceived as so weak. who knows what kind of trump we'll have in three years. but in the world of the republican primary, you have about 40% of the vote that will follow trump to the gates of hell. 15% of the vote that don't like trump, and want to get rid of him like me. and 45% that won't say a b

james.my gut sense is that it's very similar to the beta variant cases frightened called the kama faces frightened rizzo there. just a little bit more vaccine resistant. but we see the vaccines still look very well that not the way i think it's going to play out. i think that's for sure. even if you get a hit and on a body recognition of this enemy in town that the tea south and the other parts of the immune system that kill infected cells will continue to work splendidly and that's why there always have been super vaccines against protecting us turn serious disease hospitalization and that splendid, nobody says that so doctor, what about you said in town. >> is it in town because they're like oh, fauci said, well, it's not here, but i think it probably is here anyway. do we not really do enough testing to even know if people already have it here. >> it probably is already in probably is already in us because we only do about it. 5 to 10% of cases on any given day, we sequenced so that it ta

dagen: well said, james.he for later. i'm just kidding. thank you, james. >>> coming up, biden's approval rating plunging to new lows. we get into the numbers. but no gifts under the tree are, a record number of americans are sitting out holiday season. we'll tell you why in this morning's hot topic buzz. ♪♪ [engine humming] [clapping] “we will rock you” by queen ♪ the new gmc sierra with hands-free driving offers the most advanced and luxurious pick-up in its class. ♪ yeah, it rocks. ♪ yeah, it rocks. today, things can be pretty unexpected. but your customers, they still expect things to be simple. and they want it all personalized. with ibm, you can do both. businesses like insurers can automate it processes across clouds. so agents can spend more time on customer needs. and whatever comes your way, you've got it covered. saving time and improving customer service, that's why so many businesses work, with ibm. dagen: president biden's poll numbers p getting worse. the latest np r/maris poll finds his approv

james and darya. the white house tells me president biden is using his visit today to baltimore's port. >> is really a blueprint for the rest of the country on how to ease back logs from covid-19. president biden lands in baltimore this afternoon to showcase how us ports will be able to 17 billion dollars in his recently passed infrastructure plan. they're moving more guts than ever. it's just that it's still not keeping up with the demand transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the new investment will improve outdated supply chain infrastructure. the port itself is kind like a landlord. >> they got the terminal operators and you've got the truckers. >> and all of them are interacting with competing shipping company spread to try to efficiently move these containers buttigieg stresses. the plan also looks beyond the economy by working to cut emissions from ships trucks and equipment. the neighborhoods that are close to them. >> feel that impact including an increased asthma rates in what are by t

>> i'm james fletcher. we've got john trouble standing by in the wings as we take a quick live look outside. you can see there's some the sun sunshine behind me. we're waking up to some pretty nice conditions albeit a little cool, john. yeah, definitely. on the cool side this morning. not quite as cold as yesterday was. we're talking some 30's across the north bay barely hanging on for a couple cities. but as james noted that sunshine pretty hard to ignore. nice way to start the morning again as long as you're prepped with that jacket in hand. the embarcadero looks really nice looking outside there. some sunshine region its way down into the bay. we have seen some low lying cloud cover across the south bay as well as across the east bay and especially into the central valley that is starting to clear lift now becoming less and less of an issue. most of us, though, at least here in the bay area are sitting under some brighter skies 40's and 50's for our current temperatures. nice way to kick up the morning a

james, back to you.a lot. 9.47 and all eyes are going to be on the niners tonight to face in the los angeles rams in prime time yet but will be a home game at levi's jimmy g will be. >> the starting quarterback will try to lead the team to victory something we just couldn't get done last week. that's okay. every weeks. a new week of the rams lost last week to. so now both teams going head to head really wanting it. >> definitely. there's a big hunger to win i think is a huge sense urgency. i think when i think our guys have been through more than that group of and they've had more so there's a different type of disappointment. a different type of frustration. but you do have losses and things like that. it's it hurts. but. >> i don't i don't we're in the right way. you are trending in the right direction. could because your expectations are going up. >> you're trending in the right direction because your all right. let's hope that they meet expectations. but i expect expect traffic to be horrible. kickof

james and area.w that sometimes investigators, they hold on to the video for their own investigation in this case and often times during smash and grabs if they have the footage, they will release it to us hoping that the public can spot whoever did this one because it's brazen. so they might be shocked into action right to that, you might be able to recognize whoever did this and make the arrest. but this is a reminder we talked about this earlier, james, the holiday season is coming up in a lot of people get desperate during the holidays and be careful when you're in the parking lot don't put your presence in their only to walk back inside. yeah, keep them covered up. thank you very much. well. >> and in oakland, the problem is an uptick in violence and city leaders are trying to solve the problem. no arrests have been made so far in the weekend shooting it was a drive-by on sterling drive a mother and daughter in oakland were hurt. they're in stable condition. but look at the glass in front of her

dorian james, back to you..19 is the time some dramatic video here to share with you a violent hit and run collision. >> during an illegal sideshow in oakland. this happened early saturday morning. we froze the video right before the impact there. this was at the corner of telegraph and grand avenue. >> just a few hours first fridays wrapped up and we actually spoke to the man who shot this video with his cell phone and here is describing the moments surrounding the incident. >> heard the white car coast region around the corner is a sign that we see with this card to as as a follow them. i actually didn't even know that i caught the video because i was just following them. what i was my phone and it all kind of look at what my head and i just >> now police say the victim has been taken to the hospital non life threatening injuries. so that person should recover as for the suspect, vehicle is described as a white audi four-door sedan with dark tinted windows. you see images of it in this video. you think you kn

and joe said, did you even read james hanson's test for your? do you just, you know, is there you are these just talking point somebody wrote for you. what you're talking about here, what a scenario away we had a scenario be in a scenario c. so if you look at the scenario be, you'll find that the emissions we've seen since is testimony pretty much crack. what he hypothesized under scenario b. and if you look at the temperature projections, the pretty spot on. so when you go on television, you say that the models are running hot, that's complete garbage. so here's what i challenge. we say you go back to your office and you reread hands in his testimony and you tell me if what i'm saying is it right? he says or be a hack. i don't care. i said because i'm not debating you again. i don't, you know, i hate this kind of so i went back to my office. i looked at the hands and testimony thinking, well, i'm not going to let joe rob, you know, walk away. i think he got the better of me in the green room right. and i read the testimony to look like it actua

the only. >> yeah, james. well, yeah, it was a police pedal and police say they received the information about a possible bomb threat kenilworth junior high school over the weekend. let's show you a map. so you know where this school is that exactly now the threat was made using an off on anonymous app costs. stop it, which is to stop bullying and address safety issues like this now the police say that on sunday the app sent the department and the school district. a notification about an alleged bombing threat that would occur on friday. this friday on november 19th. now officials have interviewed students who reported the threat as well as those alleged to be involved. police say so far they have not found any credible credible evidence, but they are still investigating the situation and the school district said that they will be open today. but to ease everyone's attention or fears that maybe this about all of this. they will have police on campus in patrolling the area just to make sure that nothing else go

the first suspension for james' career. >>> up next, the great turkey debate. long do you keep eating left overs after thanksgiving. a cbs poll is serving up answers. cbs poll is serving up answers. >>> here is a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >> a new study finds climate change is set to fuel strong hurricanes similar to what hurricane sandy caused in 2012. the northeastern u.s. will see powerful storms stay longer. due to changes in atmospheric patterns over the atlantic prompted by warmer air temperatures. >>> on the cbs money watch, new cases of unruly airline passengers and the debate over thanksgiving left overs. diane king hall with that and more. >> stock futures are indicating a flat open during a mixed day. investors continue to maul the decision of powell's renomination to lead the central bank. the dow added 17, nasdaq dropped 202 and dropping 17. >>> fines in the skies. alleged sexual assault against a flight attendant, smoking marijuana on a plane and yelling profanities at airline crews. the fines range from $8,000 to

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dorian james, back to you.morning we are hearing from the oakland raiders. now after their former receiver henry ruggs. the 3rd was arrested for deadly a dui crash in las vegas. yeah. killed a woman and you can see his mug shot there. he was injured. he was formally charged with 2. >> felony counts, including dui resulting in a death and reckless driving prosecutors say that he was driving a 156 miles per hour when he crashed into another car. the woman who was killed in that car. she and her dog were killed. she is 23 years old. and yesterday rangers interim head coach rich bisaccia address the accident. we're deeply saddened. >> for everyone affected, especially. the victim's family. that being said. we love him. the ropes. want to know that. his terrible lapse in judgment. the most horrific kind. it's something that i have to live with the rest of his life. >> ruggs is due back in court on november 10th and their arch talk about, you know, what the district attorney's office in las vegas could do. they're wa

we may not feel much like james bond. no loss necessarily look like james bond, but we have the opportunity and we have the duty to make this summit, the moment when humanity finally began and i stress began to diffuse that fall. and to make this the moment when me, but when we began irrefutably to turn the tide and to begin the fight back against climate change. yes, it's going to be hard. but yes, we can do it. and so let's get to work with all the creativity and imagination and goodwill that we possess. thank you very much. and good luck to all of us. thank you. or has johnson getting a war me most thankful, rounded applause there from his fellow leaders in the auditorium there. he said he opened up his hitch by talking about how the gracious export from scotland was james bond. i suspected as to watch the latest, daniel craig offering. this is not a movie. he said, doomsday device is, are real. we are quilting the earth in an invisible blanket of c o. 22 degrees more and people start dying. he said it's one minute to

james james get with the program. this is the news.aid of the shortage of you know, i because the supply chain you're afraid of the travel, travel delays and cancellations which by stories is today. and i just checked. just go international airport, 8 delays so far this morning. candy flights canceled outright. it's could be weather now. yeah. much sf know and it's a lot of things. it's staffing they oversell the flights now going into the holidays. >> it's the weather. so i guess i'm just going to start a new thing. when i see that, i'm going to think. as it and make you a little tense lot like reagan with the traffic. probably she sees the shot. >> yeah. right. and then john, when the radar gets all fired hands. but this morning actually nice and calm. yes, today. nice and calm camp lead to many of those delays, at least not as many as yesterday on the weather because things have definitely dried up now for most of the bay area. just a little damp after yesterday's rain. so there's certainly still slick spots out there, but no new ra

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james: thanks, maria. nothing gets expensive the way it does once the government says it's going to make something affordable. we think of housing, education, healthcare. but i'm wondering also about the impact on education when you have a huge federal intervention and a market that is now basically small operators, people, churches often, community centers, people in their homes doing child care and pre-kindergarten, nursery school. what is the educational impact of now a huge federal role, government approved pre-kindergarten. i know it's going to be expensive. but i'm worried about the educational impact as well. >> yeah, thank you for bringing that up. so i think you got that concern in two important areas affecting our children. one, in the educational area. obviously with washington directed pre-k, they'll be calling the shots for local school districts and as you know, much of our pre-k is also provided by faith-based organizations who often provide education and child care, very important. especial

i'm james torrez, ktvu fox two news. highway patrol is still searching tonight for whoever opened fire on an oakland freeway, killing a toddler officers say family was driving south on 80 at 20 clock yesterday afternoon. the chp says the one year old was hit by a stray bullet right near filbert street. the family stopped on the side of the roadway, just about a mile later, near the jackson street exit. the child was. taken to the hospital and later died. investigators have not released a description of the shooter's vehicle. anyone with information about this case is asked to contact chp, also in the city of oakland. police are investigating a drive by shooting that left one man dead. officers say the victim was shot on weld street, right near 73rd avenue about 5 30 last night. he was taken to the hospital where he to later died. police say no arrests have been made, and there is no known motive for the shooting. the pilot of a small plane made an emergency landing today at an equestrian park on the peninsula. the single

old james. it has live at 6 o'clock last night. yeah.o the international space station. when you watch a lot of what you have it. you like calendar do have this all in your calendar. i have alarm set on my phone to go off remind me of certain things that i want to make sure remember to watch. and this was one of okay. there you can see the falcon 9 rocket lifting whole the dragon capsule up into space now, what are they doing up there. look at that, though there are a lot of different experiments. yeah. so it's going to kind of fun to watch enjoy that space x us 5th passenger flight, by the way. and again, went off without a hitch in just a day or 2 after the last dragon capsule splashed down in the oceans. they're really lots of success. there are none. i up the number of flights heading up the space station love. it won't be long. james but 56 coming up on the kron 4 morning news we are honoring veterans today and we have details of ceremonies all around the bay. >> that you can go to a live report. and there were 3 different shootings

but daryn, james, back to you.eek from today and ahead of that holiday. we're honoring the men and women who served our country. >> kerry o'brien has the story. it's got, you know, special gloves on it, whether it's through his nonprofit reach that provides adaptable bikes to disabled children and or with his dog tag memorial. honoring the more than 7,000 troops last in the global war on terror. every single one of the stakes as a story of behind retired army ranger james howard is giving back to his community. >> and never forgetting the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice a my injury, a blessing by misfortune. howard was wounded serving in iraq and ultimately left paralyzed in a diving accident. >> his injury has never stopped him. he founded veterans and athletes united. they built this traveling memorial it's 28 feet wide by 6 feet tall. it recently on display in new york city for the 20th anniversary of 9.11. that's been the 50 plus locations. howard says he get so many requests for this traveling memorial.

and i think i agree with my pal james, they are shifting gears to track. an opportunity to stop this that's not define very well. they are learning the hard lesson that if you don't message effectively, the politics fall apart. and that is kind of where they have been stuck. and biden's got a problem that the defining voices in the democratic party in the last eight months have not been him. it has been the left wing of the party in the police and all the stuff that is tangling up the democratic ability to get swing voters. and biden has looked past it, and it's just political kryptonite for president. so it is time for a big gearshift. i think they are trying to go out on the road and do events. but they have a lot of work to do. these numbers are pretty grim. and that focus group report should scared the hell out of any democratic person who reads it. >> i don't forget members of the squad who voted against infrastructure, seemingly without consequence. both of these learn a gentleman are going to stay with us through this. break coming, up trump seems t

james, back to you. thank you, ray. it's 5.17 and we keep talking about holiday travel as a foe. >> is preparing for a big surge in travelers. i'm judging kennels and oh, oeah, sure. one of our producers has a dog. same thing. we're talking like all the kennels are booked and that's an indicator, right. so that's a red flag that things are really getting back up to levels we haven't seen since before the pandemic. we have sf spokesperson. doug yakel now talking a bit more about some of the pandemic restrictions that are still in place. tips for you. if you are going to be heading to the airport this holiday. >> but he that's been through sfo the past year and a half and probably a took a lot less time to get through the process. imagine what it was like in 2019 and give yourself that kind of time. get yourself a good 2 hours for a domestic flight 3 hours for an international flight if you're getting a covid test before boarding your international flight. remember the budget additional time for that as well. that's the u

james. we would love you viewers to share your video or pictures with us of. >> the rain or heck, i even took pictures of my dogs this morning. i'll show you later on. >> so, you know, you can do that, especially if you have a that will wear a doggy raincoat unlikely. please share it with me. and if the reported tab lead our how you are able to your dog to. because want to show you video a little while and my dogs are paralyzed when they put so that didn't work this morning anyway. you know yeah. yeah. i do know internet actually internet for a in any particular expanding and in particular right around 6 o'clock this morning. >> there's a big spike in outages. in fact, we have the outage map here. we'll show you the nationwide map first and you can see the bay area really is hit hard. the downed by the outages. yeah. we the storm system really did a number. and then here's the the graph that shows you that right around 6 this morning is when we saw giant spike in the number of people that lo