the cargo ship chaos of the ports of l.a. and long beach means this elite unit's job is no heightened. >> it's literally like a parking lot. i've never seen it like this. >> reporter: warships in limbo mean more possibility is high risk responders will be needed, helping injured cruise on the container ships, law enforcement cause, rescues. this unit trains constantly. on this day, air rescue five simulates a ship landing. moments later, they are practicing an evacuation from a moving boat. they use sensors to look for signs of radiation, or weapons of mass destruction. port security is a priority. >> a possible terrorist attack would be devastating point >> reporter: as his product security. >> we are talking about hundreds and hundreds of millions and billions of dollars of products that are offshore that need to be protected. >> reporter: these men and women who do that are all former s.w.a.t. team members, license paramedics, then to dive school. >> in the same shift we can be working in the air, and have a mountain rescu

take a look at this video out of l.a. the smash and grab at high-end retail stores is now a state-wide problem. the police around the state are increasing patrols. ange crouch from our sister station in l.a. has the details. >> reporter: a crew of robbers used a sledgehammer to smash through this window at the nordstrom store. tonight you can see the window has been boarded up and painted black. holiday shopping is in full swing at the grove, and security is tight all around the outdoor mall, this after a team of 18-20 robbers wearing ski masks smashed through a display window at the nordstrom store around 10:40 last night. the developer of the grove says they never made it all the way inside the store or the mall because the window was covered with a substance and the tape. >> we somewhere a lot who are armed. >> reporter: lapd chased after one car suspected of being involved and stopped it in south l.a., recovering a cash register and merchandise. three people were taken into custody. this follows break-in attempts in b

. >> eric, from l.a., had been living near lake merritt the past several years. his aunt describes him as a young man of faith and and character, surrounded by love. >> very popular. he had a lot of fends. -- friends. from oakland to l.a. >> and seven, eric noticed his car parked in the area of grand had been broken into. oakland police say when eric noticed the suspects break into another car, things took a turn. >> the victim interrupted an auto robbery in progress and was shot by the passenger in the suspect vehicle. we know the suspect vehicle is a toyota rav-4, black in color, and we'll push out a photo of the vehicle within the next day or so. >> i spoke with eric's mother, karina hooker, who flew back to l.a. this afternoon. she said she was devastated. and she and her sister try to put the pieces of their lives back together, they implore the public with this message. >> i would like to ask for the public's health locating the suspect who murdered a kind, loving son, brother, nephew, hard working young man. >> crime stoppers and oakland police are offerin

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there are about 4000 veterans in l.a. we are in the process of establishing a by name manifest of those individuals so we can work through them for the requirements that they have to get them into housing, including addressing any issues that led to homelessness in the first instance. substance abuse, joblessness, involvement in the justice system. that is our goal by the end of the year. i hope all of the progress, the momentum we have built in l.a. leads to a re-sparking of the momentum across the country, which lagged from 2009-1017. reducing by half the number of homeless vets, i want us to get this job finished. i think we can do it. >> is there another area outside of los angeles? sec. mcdonough: we are about to make a series of announcements about what we call the supportive services for veteran families programming, and in cities and regions, counties, all across the country. this happens to be a problem in many cities. that will give you a sense of how we are prioritizing this across the country. by no means am i

there are about 4000 veterans in l.a. we are in the process of establishing a by name manifest of those individuals so we can work through them for the requirements that they have to get them into housing, including addressing any issues that led to homelessness in the first instance. substance abuse, joblessness, involvement in the justice system. that is our goal by the end of the year. i hope all of the progress, the momentum we have built in l.a. leads to a re-sparking of the momentum across the country, which lagged from 2009-1017. reducing by half the number of homeless vets, i want us to get this job finished. i think we can do it. >> is there another area outside of los angeles? sec. mcdonough: we are about to make a series of announcements about what we call the supportive services for veteran families programming, and in cities and regions, counties, all across the country. this happens to be a problem in many cities. that will give you a sense of how we are prioritizing this across the country. by no means am i

there are about 4000 veterans in l.a. we are in the process of establishing a by name manifest of those individuals so we can work through them for the requirements that they have to get them into housing, including addressing any issues that led to homelessness in the first instance. substance abuse, joblessness, involvement in the justice system. that is our goal by the end of the year. i hope all of the progress, the momentum we have built in l.a. leads to a re-sparking of the momentum across the country, which lagged from 2009-1017. reducing by half the number of homeless vets, i want us to get this job finished. i think we can do it. >> is there another area outside of los angeles? sec. mcdonough: we are about to make a series of announcements about what we call the supportive services for veteran families programming, and in cities and regions, counties, all across the country. this happens to be a problem in many cities. that will give you a sense of how we are prioritizing this across the country. by no means am i

. >>> developing story him at the l.a. times is a new oil she reported near the ruptured pipeline that caused the oil spill off of the orange county coast, state and federal authorities are investigating the sheen as it covers an area fairly small. it is about 70c0 feet at the original oil spill on october 2nd released at least 24,000 gallons of crude into the ocean near huntington beach. authorities think the leak was caused by an anchor rupturing a pipeline and the l.a. times reports federal authority boarded the container vessel called beijing at the port of long beach on thursday. they identified it as the second ship under investigation in the spill. >>> gorgeous orange sunset. look at that. over san francisco, a welcome change from the misty and foggy weather yesterday. it was beautiful all over the bay area. >> nicely done, darren. do you have more? >> we are keeping it, and what you did not see as we have been getting patchy fog in the morning and tomorrow we are getting rid of that as well. >> thank you. >> you ar

there are about 4000 veterans in l.a.e in the process of establishing a by name manifest of those individuals so we can work through them for the requirements that they have to get them into housing, including addressing any issues that led to homelessness in the first instance. substance abuse, joblessness, involvement in the justice system. that is our goal by the end of the year. i hope all of the progress, the momentum we have built in l.a. leads to a re-sparking of the momentum across the country, which lagged from 2009-1017. reducing by half the number of homeless vets, i want us to get this job finished. i think we can do it. >> is there another area outside of los angeles? sec. mcdonough: we are about to make a series of announcements about what we call the supportive services for veteran families programming, and in cities and regions, counties, all across the country. this happens to be a problem in many cities. that will give you a sense of how we are prioritizing this across the country. by no means am i sayin

i have had cases out of lake county and stockton and l.a. i am working on a case with the l.a.ho is out there? are they your neighbors? you never know. liz: in all this. his website has a information statement. it is surprising how many people fall ford according to him. moving on now, we are following up on an environmental project we first told you about last year. the goal to encourage oysters to make the san francisco bay their home. here is a live look outside. so pretty looking out over the skyline. we will liz: welcome back. here is a live look outside over the bay bridge. thanks for waking up with us. volunteers will gather at grace cathedral in san francisco to help put together a unique holiday tree. the world tree of hope is the largest origami tree in the world. it stands over 23 feet tall and is decorated with 7000 origami cranes and stars. each one is hand folded and inscribed with wishes for the future of the world. the tree will be lit on december 6. in the east bay, a renewed holiday tradition. for 50 years, the scouts have raised money by selling trees in pied

an l.a. judge dissolves the conservatorship. >> she will wake up tomorrow for the first time in 14 years a free woman. >> the pop princess able to make her own decisions. >> whether it is seeing her children, having a baby, getting married, she can decide if she wants to do it or if she doesn't want to do it. >>> plus reliving the summer of soul. >> are you ready, black people, are you ready? >> the groundbreaking documentary doing more than taking audiences back to the age of aquarius. >> it's like we get a chance to hop in a delorean and go back in time and see. >> touching lives, helping many discover long-lost relatives on screen. >> hey that looks like that might be your great grandfather. kids can change minds. they can even change the world around us. packed with protein plus 21 vitamins and minerals we nourish them with carnation breakfast essentials. because today could change everything. even after you sanitize, every touch can leave new bacteria behind? we nourish them with carnati

. >> being in l.a.s well where i sort of had to recover, you know, from everything that happened in life in the last years, perfect. it will look really elegant and then i will tell a load of filthy jokes, sort of whip lash. >> adele's one night only special airs sunday night on kpix5. looks like a good one. >> it does. >>> today, a hearing that could give britney spears more control over her life than she's had in more than a decade. her father jamie managed finances and most personal affairs since 2009. he was suspended as conservator in september after accused of abusive behavior. lawyers are expected to press the judge to end the conservatorship. >>> a california company you may not have heard of has become second most valuable auto maker in u.s. diane king hall reports omw york >>stocks were mixed on thursday. dow lost 158 points. nasdaq gained 81. s&p 500 added two. shares of electric vehicle maker rivian rallied 57% since going public on wednesday. the sharp rise is based largely on expectations.

. >> is britney spears supporters celebrated outside of the l.a. county courthouse today after the popstar was freed from her conservatorship. a california judge ended the legal conservatorship that controlled when he spares his life for the past 13 years. >> reporter: friday became independence day for britney spears. >> britney as of today as a free woman, and she's an independent woman, and the rest with her support system, will be up to britney point >> reporter: on friday, an l.a. judge freed the pop singer from the legal conservatorship that has rolled her life for nearly 14 years. a large crowd of her fans turned out to support her on one of the most important days of her life. >> if she lost so many years of her life -- i'm just so happy she could get her life back point >> reporter: whitney's father, jamie spears, had overseen his daughter's affairs and finances since 2008, when she suffered an apparent mental health crisis. at a june court hearing, britney spears called the conservatorship traumatizing, and told the judge she wanted her l

from oakland to l.a. dion: sunday afternoon, eric noticed his car parked in the area had been broken into. oakland police say when eric noticed the suspects break into another car, that is when things took a turn. >> the victim interrupted an auto robbery in progress and was shot by the passenger in the suspect vehicle. we know the suspect vehicle is a toyota rav4, black in color. we will be pushing out a photo of this vehicle within the next day or so. dion: i spoke to his mother who flew back to l.a. this afternoon. she said she was devastated and there were no words to convey her sadness. as she and her sister karen try to put the pieces of their shattered life back together, they implore the public. >> we would like to ask for the public's help with locating the suspect. who murdered a kind, loving son, brother, nephew, a party w w young -- hard-working young man. dion: police are offering up to $10,000 leading to the arrest in this case. >> he didn't deserve to lose his life. the violence has two sto

to come up with the jimmy kimmel l.a. bowl sandwich than you. good at eating sandwiches. >> that's what i'm here for. >> jimmy: a sandwich that makes them feel as good when they eat it as i have having a college football game named after me. something when you bite into it will make a single tear stream down your face. >> the number one thing is the bread when it comes to a sandwich. >> we picked out three different breads to look at. this is if you want to get into sandwiches. >> tortas are good. >> jimmy: do you think i'm an alien? we live in l.a. this is going to be the one. >> you like the ciabatta? send this back. now, jimmy, i was thinking roast beef. it's very american. >> jimmy: can i tell you something? i was thinking roast beef, too. i'll tell you why. when i was in high school, i used to work in this pizza place in las vegas. i would get to work in the morning. i would put beef on a hotly baked roll, let the cheese melt a little bit, and then have this hot bread with cold roast beef in the center. >> mmm. >> sounds delicious. >> this

from oakland to l.a. dion: sunday afternoon, eric noticed his car parked in the area had been broken into. oakland police say when eric noticed the suspects break into another car, that is when things took a turn. >> the victim interrupted an auto robbery in progress and was shot by the passenger in the suspect vehicle. we know the suspect vehicle is a toyota rav4, black in color. we will be pushing out a photo of this vehicle within the next day or so. dion: i spoke to his mother who flew back to l.a. this afternoon. she said she was devastated and there were no words to convey her sadness. as she and her sister karen try to put the pieces of their shattered life back together, they implore the public. >> we would like to ask for the public's help with locating the suspect. who murdered a kind, loving son, brother, nephew, a party young -- hard-working young man. dion: police are offering up to $10,000 leading to the arrest in this case. >> he didn't deserve to lose his life. the violence has two stop. -

. >> there's no replacing los angeles port of l.a. individually is the largest port in america.is the third largest. >> andrew wong said ships are spending so much time in southern california, they don't have time to sail north to the bay area before heading home. >> because of that they can mass oakland and go directly back to asia. >> reporter: because oakland used to be the final stop in the supply loop, it served a convenient place to export perishable product to consumers in asian countries. >> their normal ships routes are completely disrupted. so what used to be a quick hop to japan, korea, china, is no longer that, and now it's a convoluted three weeks, five weeks. >> reporter: john lee owns a transport logistics company in oakland and said his customers investigator to ship their products products down to l.a. for shipping, two at to three time tess cost, or sell here in the oakland area, at a much reduced price. >> it's like driving on two- lane highway versus a 10-lane express highway down in l.a. it is just not as much infrastructure here. >> reporter: oakland port o

they're trying to stay in the playoff hunt while a wynwood but l.a. in a tie for first in the nfc west. you can watch the game game here on abc 7 starting at 5:00 p.m. >> to fight for reparations takes a new step in san francisco as a group of african-american leaders call for a city-owned building to be donated to the community. using artificial intelligence to help detect the first sign of wildfires. the announcement from pg&e today. for the second day in a row, gas prices in california hit a new record high. >> we expect sunnier skies tomorrow and later in the week, perhaps some rain. your heart is at the heart of everything you do. and if you have heart failure, there's entresto. entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant, it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium.

. >> that family tradition now expanding to l.a.where they just opened a food truck called hot tacos. two sisters hoping to export their amazing austin success. >> this is wonderful. >> thank you. >>> funny, i never leave texas hungry and our journey across america continues tomorrow in st. louis. an american city seeing a surge in violent crime. we'll take you inside the effort by the community to the to stem the surge, an issue so many cities are facing across the country. >>> that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. and so long from austin ♪ ♪ ♪♪ oh-oh and love don't show up in the pavement cracks ♪ ♪ all my water colors fade to black ♪ ♪ i'm going nowhere and i'm ten steps back ♪ ♪ all my dreams are fallen flat ♪ ♪ how come ♪ ♪ every day ♪ ♪ i'm still waiting for the change ♪ ♪ how come ♪ ♪ i still say ♪ ♪ give me strength to live ♪ ♪ it don't show up in the pavement cracks ♪ ♪ i can't even recognize my tracks ♪ ♪ you and i can't turn th

his west l.a. mile away from this encampment, and just the fact that ted, who is a veteran, would ignore such a situation like this is just the most unethical and immoral thing i've seen. >> laura: we reached out to his office. robert, it won't surprise you that he did not reach back to us for a comment. but again, when americans see the federal government wasting billions of dollars on failed programs and people who, frankly, either don't belong here, are undocumented, and then our veterans who served the country to protect freedom are out in the, on the streets, it boils the blood. the average american watching this. i was angry in august. now i am even angrier, because the politicians are obviously putting a band-aid on this. >> yeah, this problem, they could fix this problem as easy as just signing a piece of paper. it's not that hard. especially, congressman ted lieu, they are more concerned with appeasing illegal land users in west l.a. than they are veterans. anything built on that property

but first, jonathan hunt reporting live from l.a. jonathan?ing that alec baldwin and his wife, hilaria seemed tense after that stopped on a rural road in vermont looking for his perspective on the day he shot and killed cinematographer halyna hutchins on the set of "rust". >> she was my friend. the day i arrived in santa fe, i took her to dinner with joel, the director. we were a very, very, you know, well-oiled crew shooting a film together. then this horrible event happened. >> now, baldwin has described the shooting as an accident. the l.a. times reported this weekend when the gun went off, he repeatedly asked what just happened? and he told reporters in vermont he was co-op rating with investigators. >> we're eagerly awaiting to see what the investigation yielded. >> the l.a. times reported what they said were halyna hutchins last words. according to people on the set, she apparently said "that was no good, that was no good at all" after being hit by the bullet. the santa fe district attorney said alex baldwin could face criminal charges.

. >> captain james dwyer: we're inbound for l.a.taker: steering the ship through the harbor, he told us pilots are handling twice the usual number of vessels. >> dwyer: right now, we're in-- just in our slow turn to port, to get onto the main channel. >> whitaker: with the port glittering in the distance, captain dwyer from the bridge, slowly turned the 100,000-ton ship around. >> dwyer: stop engine, bill. >> whitaker: we'll back up? >> dwyer: yes, sir, we're going to go stern-first. bow stop. >> whitaker: we found this feat of parallel parking, unparalleled. >> dwyer: push easy. >> whitaker: for the last few yards and inches, captain dwyer stuck his head out the window to guide the behemoth in by sight. >> dwyer: can we let go of the tug line aft, let go of the tug line, easy, easy. >> whitaker: it turns out docking a ship the size of three football fields is the easy part. how about that! getting the goods from here to store shelves is proving to be a lot more daunting. it used to take two days to get cargo off the docks. now, it

we have a letter in later june, he's in l.a. he could have been there, i don't have a daily record of what he did. the circumstances existed for this to happen. now, what did elmira say? this is the foundation of the legend. she wrote, the most party was major armistead, who with tears which were contagious streaming down his face and hands on mr. hancock's shoulders while looking him steadily in the eye, said hancock, good-bye. you can never know what this cost me, and may god strike me shall worst come to worst. she said some other things that don't get a lot of focus. she said armistead brought his u.s. major's uniform to give to hancock in case he might some time need it. he also said armistead gave her a small satchel, and i'll quote here, requesting it not be opened except in the event of his death, in which case the souvenirs it contained except for the prayer book, should be sent to his family on the fly leaf of this book as the following, lewis a. armistead, trust in god and fear nothing. this was not given on a camp fi

i have had cases out of lake county and stockton and l.a. i am working on a case with the l.a.makes you wonder -- who is out there? are they your neighbors? are they business associates? you never know. liz: thankfully, bob inennes is here to stop them. bob does see the dark humor in all this. his website has a hitman privacy information statement. k says it is surprising -- he says how surprising it is how many people fall for it. moving on now, we are following up on an environmental project we first told you about last year. the goal to encourage oysters to make the san francisco bay their home. coming up, a look at how it is going. here is a live look outside. the sun is just starting to peek - hi, i'm steve. - i'm lea. and we live in north pole, alaska. - i'm a retired school counselor. [lea] i'm a retired art teacher. [steve] we met online about 10 years ago. as i got older, my hearing was not so good so i got hearing aids. my vision was not as good as it used to be, got a change in prescription. but the thing missing was my memory. i saw a prevagen commercial and i thoug

army had a teary-eyed our well in l.a. in 1861 and two years later meet here and armistead's men attacked hancock's men. i wanted to learn more about that and there wasn't much out there. i wanted to read a book on armistead and hancock but there wasn't one. there is one now. i will go back. i said i will read about louis armistead. 158 years and one book. it's 64 pages ended sunday when mobs who is the ceo of gettysburg foundation. and you know it's well-resourced and well done but a few years ago they did a book on the armistead but there's not a lot of looks. there's a lot on hancock. he runs for president in 1980 -- 1880. most of them barely mentioned armistice and some don't mention him at all. what's going on here? i talked to some of my friends some of you are sitting in the audience and i said what you know about armistead and hancock and what they knew was from the movie having an emotional conversation talking about -- and this is one of the great themes of the movie. there we go. you want to get your powerpoint

it's one thing to look into, or take an aerial shot of the port of l.a.ay there's a lot of ships in in the backlog but it's another way to quantify it. so we effectively look at three metrics. number one is we're able to quantify the labor shortage to a degree by looking at foot traffic along the port of l.a. and long beach on shore, how many workers are there we estimate there's probably about a 30% labor shortage the second thing we're able to do is we're able to use geospatial analytics to draw a geo fence around the water borne part of the port so we draw a boundary around the port and e're able to use ais on the ships to measure when the ships are entering our boundary and when they're exiting our boundary that's how we're able to do the math and right now the number is showing 7.7 days to turn around the ship. >> interesting stuff and using big data to figure this out. hopefully this is just the last peak of the holiday crunch i can't imagine it getting worse but it could michael tran of rbc, thank you >> thanks for having me. >>> grace fadis is her

it's just not as much infrastructure here. >> the port said because l.a. and long beach are so backed up, ships simply don't have time to stop here before heading back to asia, and that's translating to much higher costs for central valley growers and other local exporters, and allen shipping traffic at the port has dropped by more than 40% year over year. >> wow, what a catch-22. >> it's beginning to look a lot like crisp at the white house tonight. a military band played as the first lady showed off her holiday display. decorations include trees, garland, lit up in white. a display of ice blue -- cycles tripping down the highway, and a tiny replica of the white house itself. we're on the lookout for bay area bright spots this holiday season. you can send your pictures and videos by tagging kpix bright spots on social media. terrance, those lights should be twinkling brightly these nights. >> yeah, there will be nothing in the way. highlights here from the waldo grade and the golden gate bridge. an old friend back. look at that shot of the marine layer co

headquartered in south san francisco but first start opened in l.a. in 1921, mary see's candy was catching on fast by 1925, dozen stores in l.a., 250 today. purchased by billionaire warren buffett who moved the company to bay area. jonathan bloom got inside look how see's candies creates your favorite treats, nbcbayarea.com, search candy from the heart but i need the candy in person, not virtually, you know? [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

l.a. has all those rules and even more. proof of vaccination required in indoor restaurants, coffee shops, gyms, movie theaters, spas, salons. >>> in contra costa, mount diablo unified district hosting a town hall meeting on vaccines for kids. for everything you need to know about getting your child vaccinated including where to sign up, head to kpix.com and click the banner at the top of the home page. >>> flu season is here but the vaccine to protect you against the virus may not be. >> health experts are warning this flu season may be severe and the pandemic may be to blame. supply issues with the vaccine is forcing pharmacies to turn families away across the bay area even those with appointments. some people are having to wait weeks to book a time slot and experts say this year's flu season may be severe. >> the levels of antibodies in the entire population have gotten lower than usual. that means we have less immunity going around. if the virus circulated again, more people could get sicker. >> last month cdc warned of

sees made from her own recipe catching on fast. 1925 there were a dozen stores in l.a. now 250 stores across the nation. in the 1970s the company was purchased by a billionaire warren buft and the headquarters moved to south san francisco. we got an inside look at how see's candy creates your favorite treats. lucky job. you can watch the entire story online. and search candy from the heart. oh my goodness. >> yum. >> i want that assignment next time. that's the great thing about sees. you get samples. try this, try that? >> your favorite? >> the one that is rectangle. and crunchy. the coffee one. >> ma las sas chip. >> i like them all. >> the one that is in front of me. whatever is in front of me. >> there's not a bad one. >> okay. you deserve some chocolate and love. just because the weather is beautiful. it's such a gorgeous day outside. >> so nice. and i'll take you up on that. let's go and get you outside to the live sky cam. in san francisco. if you are headed to the city tonight for drinks or dinner. catching up with family or friends. it was cool today. and make

her fans are celebraing in the streets of l.a. dozens of people carrying signs and flags marking the moment after 13 years a judge has finally dissolved spears' conservativeship. it was created in 2008, when her mental health was called into question. since then, her dad has had control of her finances and medical care. britney is a mother of two and has been trying to regain her independence. a found judge her conser conservatorship is no longer necessary. >>> amid one of the worst substitute teacher shortages today. >> seattle got so bad, they had to close some schools. we go to the franklin mckinley school district in san jose. they say the problem is clear but the solution is not. >> reporter: one of the concerns is that many of the substitute teachers are retired teachers of older age, who are afraid to exposure to unvaccinated children. they hope that changes soon. ? the meantime, it's all hands on deck. you will find juan touring one of his schools. these days, he is spending their time making sure there's an adult in every

we spoke to his mother and aunt who live in l.a. >> he was our heart. he cared about everybody. >> eric will take up for whoever can't take up for themselves. >> he was heavily involved in the new mt. pleasant missionary baptist church in l.a., teaching bible study and coaching kids in basketball, and he was trying to make it on his own and lived near lake merritt. >> we really thought that was a good place for him. you know, he didn't deserve to lose his life. the violence, it has to stop. >> oakland police say the passenger inside a rav4 shot davis. a $10,000 is being offered from crime stoppers for information in the case. his family, too, is pleading for help. >> we want to ask for the public's help, locating the suspects who murdered a kind and loving son. >> oakland police chief will give an update on the investigation and talk about the call for more staffing and how his department is using tactical units to respond to crimes if that those support -- >> we have to demonstrate our support for those officers sacrificing daily to keep our community

is it l.a.is it somewhere else question mike >> trace: i think boston is probably the right take. they are so loyal. l.a. adores the dodgers, the lakers, kind of like the clippers, don't really like the rams. don't really like the chargers but they should be because they are fantastic and should be on the watch for the hip -- people aren't clamoring to go to games. so i would say boston is probably a pretty good take. >> i would say ballston too. i lived there for a while and i love beantown. probably the best sports town. outside of denver, i am a denver guy, but when i lived in l.a., i have to admit, the dodgers games were amazing, the lakers were awesome, and if i may end with this, fight on. go sc. >> trace: yeah. good for you. kevin corke, thank you so much. republicans demanding answers from the attorney general of a whistle-blower saying the fbi is using counterterror methods to track angry parents at school board meetings. jim jordan of the house judiciary committee is here, next rheumat

hear a lot of older songs. ♪ ♪ >> and then, four new songs. >> ♪ feel the world around ♪ >> being in l.ai had to recover from what happened in my life in the last few years, a perfect show. it will look elegant and i filt you think you can outshine me? >> why was this an interview i am interested in? i am interested in people who are willing to speak their truth. she is the truth. >> how posh is this? >> it will be a very special night. >> one night only. >>> the special errors on sunday at 8:00 p.m. right here on kpix 5 and streaming live and on-demand on paramount+. >>> coming up, the sexiest man alive, paul rudd, see his initiation into the club. >>> we have been feeling the higher prices at the pump and grocery store, we talk to experts who say those inflationary prices could be here through the holidays. >>> and honoring our heroes, the tomb of the unknown soldier is open to the public for the first time in nearly 100 years, we went with a 96-year-old veteran who helped liberate a concentration camp. what he tells us about america's greatest generation. that is coming up on the cbs

new video of a stolen big rig down in l.a.e say it was stolen from a company yard in the city of bell. driver led officers through several cities in san fernando valley, used spike strips to punctuate many tires but big rig still going and pursued on southbound 5 in l.a. area. >>> new twist in the shooting on the alec baldwin shooting set. attorneys for the onset armorer are investigating whether sabotage led up to the shooting. reed oversaw all the weapons used that day when baldwin accidentally shot and killed halyna hutchins and wounded director joe souza. crew had walked off the day before and he believes someone wanted to prove a point. >> person who put the live round in the box of dummy rounds had to have the purpose of sabotaging the set. >> these are just theories. santa fe county sheriff's department says the investigation is focused on how the live round made it on the set of that film. >>> new at 11:00, man in berkeley seen peering into the bedroom of a teenage girl was arrested for breaking into another home naked

out in l.a. and in 1861 and then two years later, meet here in the most famous attack where the men attacked the men and both fall wounded. i want there wasn't much out there. that's why there's one now. i said is i'll read about it. there has to be a lot written about the confederate general who achieved the teepest penetration. 158 years and one book. 64 pages done in 1994. you know it's well researched and well done, but that's really it. a few years ago, they did a book on the charge. but there's not much in book form. there's a lot written about hancock. he's a hero of the battle and lived for 20 years after the war. he runs for president in 1880. lots of books. but most of them barely mention arm stead. sol don't mention him at all. so what's going on here? starting to did the research, i talked to some of my friends who are serious of the battle. and i said what do you know? and almost to a person what they knew was based on one scene of a movie where he's having an emotional conversation.

i think l.a. decided to set that ultimatum and what they found was that now 99.5 percent of their teachers are vaccinated. what we are seeing is that these mandates do increase vaccination, but it is a concern that if they require it and if teachers decide to leave, rather than get vaccinated, that's going to be one more job they have to fill when they already have openings that they cannot fill right now. kristen: some are asking, what's the downside to the weekly testing option. we haven't had to close to many schools. what's -- to too many schools. what's wrong with keeping that on the table? >> when you talk with epidemiologists, that the gold standard. when we talk about a possible winter surge, why wouldn't we require a safe vaccine for teachers and other staff? union officials down in l.a., for example, and others, are concerned about having a mandate where someone could get fired if they don't decide to get vaccinated. it is a severe penalty for not getting a vaccine. there are a lot of fo

l.a.'s mayor said there already has been some progress. >> since we have talked about implementing a fee on containers that are not moving, we have decreased already by 332%, the number of con -- 32% the number of containers we have on dock. >> reporter: and another hope is to get more truck drivers on the road. >> allowing us to double from 5,000 commercial tests a month to 50,000 commercial tests a month. >> reporter: and truck weight exemptions on our highways. >> it will have a substantial benefit on industrial and manufacturing cad containers that willmaeir way into the ports of long beach and l.a. as for the lack of warehouse space, the governor said they are working it to to find storage sites. the supply chain issues are starting to impact school lunches near california. the salinas city elementary school strict said it has gone from using one vendor to several for food products. students are still getting fed, but some districts are having to shop at local grocery stores to complet

press reporters rallied outside of the l.a. courthouse where a judge freed the pop singer from a legal conservatorship that has controlled her life and money since 2008, when she suffered an apparent mental health crisis. she is now free to manage her own affairs. >>> can't wait for this one. adele will debut new music for the first time in 6 years in a special primetime concert this weekend, right here on cbs. the 15 time grammy award winner will also sit down with oprah to talk about her new album, and the stories behind the songs. >> she said, you know, i just want to be able to share my truth, and talk about what i've been through, and express that in the most natural way. that is exactly what happened during this interview. >> adele "one night only" airs sunday night at 8:00 right here on kpix 5 . >>> while the recent bay area rains may be filling marin's reservoirs, water agencies in the east bay are holding off on celebrating tonight. it is because east bay mud in contra costa water largely rely on sources farther north,

he told the l.a. times the games where a classless move. the other scope in his third season.awkins high school in 2016, and his record was wiped out for using ineligible players. the district said monday we'll conduct a full investigation and take steps to mike sure that a similar outcome never happens again. i reach odd out to both consumes, but so far no one is commenting. it appears these crosstown rivals did not play each other last year, but they did in 2019. that year? inglewood beat morning side 47- 0. >>> arizona, a scary seen when two workers got stuck in a trench around scottsdale. one fell in arouin the morning. othejumpn, but also got stuck just trying to help. firefighters from several cities dud work together after an caughtive rescue operation. they were able to save both of those workers. >> we were successful at getting a bystander and a patient out of a trench that was 25 to 30 feet deep. it's a four-hour plus long operation, where we had to insert multiple crews and build what we call shoring boxes for safety, and that's what took the extended amount of tim

l.a. plays the 49ers on monday night football.l suit up at levis. >>> thursday night football, dan moreno watching the dolphins deal with the ravens, miami up ságs-3. tua tagovailoa, to hunt, look at the 327 pounder go. he is nimble. but, hunt was, why catch it. you know it is coming back. penalty, dolphins. 90 seconds later, 9-3 miami. watkins makes the catch. strips howard, picks it up. returns it 49 yards for a touchdown and the dolphins upset the ravens 22-10. >>> how about one more award for buster posey on the way out the door. he won his 5th career silver slugger award. given to the best hitter at each position. he had 18 home runs this season, his most since 2015. >>> college basketball, the defending national champion stanford team opening up the title defense against morgan state. a nice warm up game because they have number 25 texas on sunday. this one was a no doubter. beating the 3rd quarter buzzer. 91-36. >>> who does not love college basketball? not kevin kennedy right now. cal state fullerton, tied at 76. smith, of

in l.a., we get cash offers all the time. if it's priced right, it will sell.he question is, who is making up the money on the table? zillow was banking on the fact that they were going to take that. i don't think it is smart for the seller. test the market. use a real estate agent who can make the process seamless and enjoy the fruits of your homeownership. caroline: how do you think in general we feel that any part of the real estate market isn't in some way against us? i think that is sometimes what people wanted with the transparency online, they felt they were getting someone who was not on one side or the other, which you sort of get for the one-on-one relationship as well, what would be a good answer do you think in the marriage of technology, which is coming no matter what, and what you do which is the outcome of it that makes a buyer or seller feel they are being acted for in good faith? >> ok, i would like to take apart a few things you are saying. there is no presumption that zillow did not have an idea in mind about how it could make money off the p

headquartered in south san francisco but first start opened in l.a.n 1921, mary see's candy was catching on fast by 1925, dozen stores in l.a., 250 today. purchased by billionaire warren buffett who moved the company to bay area. jonathan bloom got inside look how see's candies creates your favorite treats, nbcbayarea.com, search >>> breaking news tonight, former trump aid steve bannon indicted for contempt of congress. the unprecedented grand jury indictment against bannon for defying a subpoena from the house committee investigating a january 6th riot it comes hours after mark meadows, another trump aid also refused to comply. are more indictments coming >>> also breaking the long-awaited court victory for britney spears in the battle to end her nearly 14-year conservatorship. the celebration outside the courthouse >>> consumer prices soaring. president biden's first cabinet meeting in months. what he said about surging inflation. and the new report out. why are americans quitting their jobs in record numbers >>> the booster battle the states defyin

he made a commitment to homeless veterans in l.a. that by the end of the year, l.a.s the biggest single city problem for veteran homelessness in america. he wants to use that as an example, if they can rapidly help some folks there, get them resources, maybe that can jumpstart the national effort and start pushing the number down again. we are looking at 40,000 veterans on any given night that are homeless. a real tragedy to the country and something that after a few years of improvement, has fallen off public consciousness. host: is there housing for them? what do they do to try to get them shelter? guest: the secretary believes in los angeles at least, there is sufficient housing. it's a matter of improving outreach, improving resource services. it's a housing first approach, which is get these people into some sort of stable housing and address their other issues. do they need medical care, benefits, do they need employment? we have seen in other cities where this has been successful, where they have been able to get enough housing so that veterans find themselves