. >> and i am reed cowan, live at the contra costa food bank in solano food bank here with so many good people here this is why you see these photos of kids pick we know 25% of those we serve here are our young ones. coming up you will hear about some great needs in our community, and some great servants of our community. >> thank you, reed, we'll see you in a little bit . >>> today, mayoral candidate loren taylor conceded to candidate sheng thao to become the next mayor to follow libby schaaf. >> in a bit of a slip, taylor had been the frontrunner since election night, then when ranks just shows 53% of the vote to sheng thao here today, and a press conference, taylor said he accepts the results. spike while it hurts to admit it, i do not see a viable path to making up the 682 votes needed to alter the outcome of this election. >> sheng thao has not yet given a news conference since her written statement last night, declaring victory, but she has changed her profile to say mayor-elect, and this picture, thank you, oakland. let's get to work. she plans to focus on violence prevention. no

we will have more from our reed cowan at whole foods coming up . effort is bay area-wide of course, on this giving tuesday . is his new video in from the red empire food bank, in santa rosa . all contributions today will be ry generous donor. and anks every dollar will provide four dollars worth of healthy groceries. >>> time now for a look at our forecast with first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen . and all eyes are on the rain on the way . >>! dry from now, but a couple days from now we will be tracking rain moving to the bay area in a little over the 24 hours from now. but for now, that wind continues to reinforce the air that moved in yesterday . moisture is aimed at the pacific northwest, where it's still around seattle and into the cascades. we will get that moisture headed in as early as late in the day tomorrow. mainly tomorrow you will increase see in clouds ahead . but the bulk of the moisture will be well to our north. that will be much closer to us as we head into wednesday evening. actual showers moving in by about the 11:00 news

. >>> it's a good day to have a good day, i'm reed cowan live at the empire food bank in santa rosa. i'm making some new friends here, these are your community members volunteered to make sure nobody goes hungry inr community. i'll be back in just a moment to let you meet some of these amazing volunteers. >>> and breaking the cycle, the efforts and change in life behind bars so prisoners have a better chance on the outside. >>> and inflation rising, but slower now, prices including food are up, 8%, from this time last year, as we get into the holiday season. >> reed cowan is in the holiday spirit, we are kicking off our food drive, and read is at the red empire food bank in santa rosa, where there is a critical need right now. >> absolutely. and i will climb a ladder and all heights to make sure our great viewers know a way to get involved . to really hit a problem in our community and make things better, right? we know we are coming off the pandemic, we know people are struggling out there, and that's why the people at this great food bank in santa rosa are working to get the shelve

reed cowan has more from the redwood empire food bank in santa rosa. >> reporter: all right friends. it is a good day here at redwood empire food bank. i have my friend rochelle here. the minute people walk in the door, they feel dignity. what is that so important? >> there is so much stigma attached with food insecurity. we wanted to create a safe space for people. not only to come and get food, but also to learn about food insecurity in our community. >> reporter: that's right. i almost feel like you have a home set up here. one of my favorite things is the sign that said i had to set my pride aside and ask for food. when you come here for the benefit of the volunteers, they are actively at work. when people come in these doors, what do you want them to feel? >> we want them to feel empowered. empowered to give back. we give them the tools to do that. and we also have a lot more going on here than people think. so many times people get blown away by the sheer size of the food bank. when you are serving 100,000 people a year, that's what you get. >> the thing i love about this, you

hiding in plain sight. >> you do know people, they just don't show it outwardly. >> reporter: read cowan, kpix 5. >> it is easy to donate time or money to our food for bay area families drive. scan the qr code on your screen to go right to the site, we also have more information at kpix.com/give. >>> state officials hoping to get to the bottom of why california's gas prices are so high. how big oil literally dodged the question. >>> rain on the way for the bay area. we will be tracking that rain as it surges in tomorrow night into thursday. looks like thursday mo sometimes a cough isn't just a cough so it's better to be prepared. keeping binaxnow handy makes it easy to test. and self test kits may be reimbursable with health plan withinnow, and self test kits may be reimbursable you'll have reliable results in 15 minutes with health plan with the self test that features the same technology doctors use. and detects multiple variants, including omicron ba.5 so you can always be prepared with binaxnow. the #1 covid-19 self test in the us floor and decor, my go-to to get it all. tile, wood,

that is where kpix reed cowan joins us live now. hey, reed, a lot of screaming going on there? >> reporter: so much happening here and elsa's frozen. this is here at the embarcadero? and now that might seem a little cold to you, maybe a little frozen. let's think about this. hunger is a problem in our community, and we want to step forward and do something about it. we're they will feel the chill of being hungry. and so there is something we could all do like the great people at redwood empire food bank are doing. look at this video. you can see the helpers and look for the deppers when there is a problem and partnering with us here on kpix.com. it's your chance to do something about a problem. think about it, a mother, father, looking at the cupboards and their children don't have enough to eat. that's a reality and you could do something about it. we wanted to let you meet one of the great people and one of the helpers up in santa rosa. now listen. >> food is love and tell me why that really figures in what they do and why of what they do here. >> oh my gosh, it's like, you k

>> bret: claudia cowan.ct will be making first court appearance tomorrow via video link >> bret: a memorial service was held last night for one of the victims ever the university of idaho student slayings. this evening, we are seeing images from inside the building where the killings took place. correspondent dan springer is in moscow, idaho, again tonight [bleep] >> first time getting a look inside the house where four university of idaho students were slaughtered more than a week ago. three of the victims who rented the house made a tiktok video imitating each other just days before their murders. today there was no police activity in or around the crime scene which is still taped off. investigators from the fbi and idaho state police did briefly expand the crime scene monday. but there is still no suspect, no murder weapon and no answer to the question if this was a targeted attack, who was the killer's target and why? farmer fbi director chris swecker was on "fox & friends first" saying this could be a t

reed cowan an has more. a busy day, reed. >> reporter: it is a busy day, and they are stocking the shelfs to make sure that the food gets to people who need them and feed people who are hungry. we know a lot of people out on giving tuesday are hearing from a lot of organizations saying help us. support us. we want our viewers to consider you as a place to donate to. >> we appreciate that. we are dependent on community support and due to inflation and the high cost of living, more and more people are struggling to put food on the table, and we are seeing the lines grow, and every dollar today will be matched. >> reporter: one in four people will be dependent on the food bank, and one thing that touched my heart is the face of hunger ischanging. >> so many people are struggling. if you are in a low-wage job, you probably have months of no work in the pandemic and the high cost of living means more and more people need our help. >> reporter: half of the people you serve are seniors and families. why is healthy,

joining us this morning cowan analyst doug who maintains his market performance rating.e had a great piece widely quoted in the trades and papers basically we do not see or do not view iger's return as necessarily a sign of better times to come. what do you mean by that >> disney has structural issues, right, and a lot of structural issues predate bob chapek. i think one of the biggest ones was that when bob iger decided he wanted to buy the fox enterta entertainment assets back in 2016 that changed disney fund mentally being a company solely focused on branded family ente entertainment to one on general entertainment as well. that was part of the run up to launching the streaming strategy the valuation of the media assets since the deal has happened has come way down for well chronicled reasons. it's hard to argue that rupert murdoch didn't vastly get the better end of that deal and having bob iger in charge of the assets or bob chapek, i don't know that it changes the underlying reality that those assets are struggling. >> yeah. your broader point, we've been having th

i'm reed cowan. >>> it is cyber monday, and anne makovec looks at the online shopping picture in the midst of inflation. >> reporter: this is black friday only when shoppers spent $9 billion and today, they are expected to spend $11 billion according to adobe analytics. you probably have an inbox packed with deals. amazon and other retailers are offering deals since last month, and that could lead to somebody to wonder if cyber monday is still a thing. analysts say that the short answer is yes. the national retail federation predicts 64 million american is big deal because it was engrained in the culture. folks expect big discounts on that day. come because a lot of reta are trying to move merchandise. when the pandemic-related supply change shortages eased, a lot of stores ended up with extra stock and they are willing to cut prices. over the weekend, there were 54% on electronics and 34% off toys. they expect as high as 32% on computers but if you are nod ready to pull the trigger. don't worry. the analysts expect the good prices to last into december. >> i got a toaster and a vacu

good afternoon, i am reed cowan, welcome to the 3:00 broadcast.capitol hill is on alert, days after the attack on the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi, and just days before election day, kpix 5's anne makovec joins me with the preparations for voters and elected officials. >> yeah, it's a scary time to be in politics .capitol police say they are monitoring, right now, thousands of cases , nationwide, as we take a live look at the u.s. capitol . they are also coordinating with local and state agencies. >> helicopters flew mac low over the u.s. capitol, for a security exercise just six days ahead of midterm elections. capitol police chief, tom manger, calling for more security resources to protect lawmakers, citing today's political climate. >> demonizing rhetoric, false claims of election fraud, paired with calls for action against other parties' individuals are combined to cause real harms. >> shannon, tracks political violence, as the head of bridging divides initiative at princeton university.she says, despite concerning rhetoric, people should feel safe going to vote. >> it is a

we wish you good afternoon, i am reed cowan. is a first alert weather today as the state gets ready for the first rain and snow we've had in a long while. the chances are getting stronger by the hour. you are looking up to disguise the skies as well , is my guess. >> so right now we are seeing clouds floating through the bay area , but that rain is still significantly farther up the coast of northern california, and this is where the heaviest rainfall accumulation will occur with the potential for 7 inches of higher rainfall, with further elevations experience in higher amounts. that study rainfall will make its way in, tonight, into tomorrow morning, and this will be intense run for rainfall for thursday. that is why tomorrow is a first alert weather day, because it's going to have a significant impact on track for us. that window will result in the possibility for downed tree branches and powerlines. all of this is ranking as an atmospheric river towards the bottom end of the atmospheric river range. those wood coinciding with

good afternoon, i'm reed cowan. the latest inflation numbers are out, there's good and bad news. kpix 5 's anne makovec is here to break it all down for us. anne? >> it is the first month since february that u.s. consumer inflation is actually under 8%. prices increased to 7.7% over the past 12 months. that is assigned the inflation pressures might be slowing as consumers grow a little more cost stars cautious. analysts say the federal reserve is not going to be happy until inflation comes down much more than that, and they will likely raise interest rates again, in december. what can we expect to spend in the months to come? >> we have seen peak prices in the housing market, those increases are tapering off. most economists are penciling in that house prices will drop nominally by another 8% from where they are right now. unfortunately, i think the cost of food will remain high for both thanksgiving and christmas hanukkah season. and maybe if you are someone who celebrates anything in january and february, prices are going to be higher than pick and budget a little extra money.

good afternoon, everybody, i'm reed cowan. >>> at this hour there is growing certainty there are layoffs looming, and kpix 5 's anne makovec is following this one. spoke twitter ceo elon musk is expected to eliminate 3700 jobs. since that is here in san francisco that could have an impact on the local economy. layoffs, planned for tomorrow.staffers kept on would be required to work in the san francisco office. employees have been allowed to work from home since the pandemic began. this word of potential layoffs comes after musk fired a top twitter executives last week. meantime, lyft, getting ready to lay off nearly 700 employees, that's about 13% of its workforce according to an email from the company ceo and president.the rideshare company also cited a probable recession and increase in rideshare insurance costs. lyft says it will provide 10 weeks of pay and health care coverage to those affected. between twitter and lyft, more than 4000 tech employees could be laid off, and several other tech giants following suit, with cuts for hiring freezes. the online payments company strike is cu

good afternoon, i'm reed cowan. first, we have breaking news out of san francisco. trucking a crash involving two light rail trains, this is the crash scene pick there are at least seven victims. we do not know how they are doing or how many have been rushed to the hospital, but seven by their mourner and because of this. this was near oracle park, or people are being asked to for this area. we are there, we are working hard to updates as soon as they come in. >>> more than a week after the election we finally know now who will be the mayor of the bay area's biggest city. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us now with the latest on the race for mayor in san jose. it seems like we need to have a drumroll. >> that's right, councilmember matt mahan though will become the next city mayor. mahan with 51% of the vote, while cindy chavez has just under 49%. and, man, just sent out a statement saying in part, this has been a long and hard-fought campaign, but what unites us as a city is more powerful than visions from a political contest. he says the mission is to work together fo

good afternoon, everyone, i'm reed cowan. two bay area cities are cracking down to keep you safe while you are out on the holiday season. anne makovec joins us now. >> black friday, just a couple days away. we will start in oakland where the day season. if they apoved they wiimdiatelart funng moto ecpeople shopnging downtown. >>pay fobassad it's g to pay f physical safety improvements, and there will be a mini grant program that will allow the different districts to do what they know is going to enhance safety. expect the mayor there joined today by the chamber of commerce, local business leaders and representatives from oakland police. city council will vote on this program for increased funding, next week. we found police present on nearly every corner last night private security, and the ambassador , to try to make popular destinations more safe. the palace of fine arts also getting more security. more police will be deployed along the park and chestnut street seven days a week, that is following the daytime robbery of a w

good afternoon, everybody, i am reed cowan. let's start with that first alert weather. it's been a pretty good soaking over much of the bay area berkeley, on the left of your screen there, and drivers in san jose, they all had to do some navigation to move around street flooding . then crews were handling flooding in mountain view. in fact, this was the view from chopper 5 over 85 around south moffett boulevard. in milpitas they got pockets of rain through the morning hours. it got heavy at times. here is chief meteorologist paul heggen tracking the forecast right now. >>> we have scattered showers around the bay area, some much-needed rainfall. but today was a first alert weather day because of that potential for the heaviest rain to be falling during the morning commute. you saw those issues we had in the south bay, and that's where we still have flood advisory until 5:00 this evening for san jose and santa clara, including san jose and milpitas as well. we have left over pockets of standing rain, you will want to watch out for that this afternoon and evening. more sc

. >> let's head back to read cowan at a look at the program providing them with critical help this holiday season. >> reporter: all right, my friends. you know, if any of us feel cynical any day of our lives you have to look no further than our amazing bay area food bank, and the workers who show us the goodness on this planet, that helpers are out there. they know something that you guys just talked about, the fact that inflation and the impact of the pandemic, cause their senior population to need an increase in some 50%, people who need this can of food and the people who are in front of me. we want to introduce you via juliette goodrich's work, to a couple of people who art neighbors in this community and benefit from these volunteers and this food. >> reporter: chris and karen have been working their entire lives and also coming to the senior food program for the past two years. they heard about it online, and set it has been a lifesaver. like so many, they have been impacted by the increased cost of living, particularly for food. >> retired, i did that for 20 years, 30 years. school

welcome, everyone, i am reed cowan. taking a live look outside, still cloudy outside after random heavy at times even, throughout the morning. but other spots, we can see a silver lining. it's clearing up. we cut video of a rainy downtown san francisco, a wet drive on the san mateo bridge, and you can see dark skies and rain on our san jose camera earlier. here is first alert weather chief meteorologist paul heggen. >>> we started off with very welcome rainfall, but as quickly as it moved in it's moving out. it will continue falling as snow in the high sierra for the next 24 hours, even longer. though most of the bay area is in a break there are still showers off the coast, and we will see the chance for lingering showers as we head through the next 24 hours or so through about 5:00 on wednesday evening. let's take a look at how much rain we've picked up .as we look out at blue skies over most of the bay area now in the wake of that rainfall, it happens with these cold fronts.anywhere from a quarter of an inch to half a

good afternoon, everybody, i'm reed cowan. let's start with this big news. longtime house speaker nancy pelosi says she will step down from her leadership role, however she still plans to serve in congress. cbs reporter skyler henry has an update for the bay area that hits the area hard. >> a, reed, good to be with you. the speaker said that she will remain in her house seat, but also pointed out that it's important to focus on the future of the democratic party , and she wasn't the only long serving member of congress to echo that sentiment pick meanwhile the republicans have signaled with their first priority will be once they take control next session. >> back for me the hours come for a new generation to lead the democratic caucus that i deeply respect pick >> nancy pelosi was the first woman to serve as speaker of the house, and she was proud that congress has become more inclusive during that time. >> in my 35 years in the house i have seen this body grow more reflective of our great nation. inflammation. >> akeem jeffries is the favorite to take over

researchers at edith cowan university say that women who added resistance, training and aerobic exercise to their weekly routines recovered from fatigue, better and they had a better quality of life overall. this was also the case during and after radiation treatment. all the exercises were done at home at the time of the patients to sing. >> coming up next, in sports, lawyers a wild one count there is in the ucla bruins met for the 93rd time today at memorial stadium. it came down to a last minute touchdown and gore as the exciting finish next in sports and retailers across the country are on high alert for potential holiday smash-and-grabs. the steps they're taking to prevent them. >> it's ski and snowboarding season and the storm just dumped a lot of snow across the sierra recently allowing several ski resorts to open right before thanksgiving. yeah, it was almost a couple weeks ago now we heard more ski resorts set to open a very soon and joins now. us are ski and snowboarding and snow expert. everything to do with having fun in the wintertime at lake tahoe, kevin cooper cook, thanks

are reed cowan is live at the redwood empire food bank in santa rosa.unteers are already hard at work. >> reporter: my friends, i have had the best day today. this national philanthropy day. it's been wonderful to be appear in santa rosa for we've had a chance to meet so many of our great neighbors. i always they look for the helpers. i am quoting mr. rogers. it's been a great day. why are volunteers so important? >> they are the heart and soul of our organization as well as our staff, of course. but they bring so much joy and energy to what we do. we wouldn't be able to do what we do without them. >> reporter:, got here this morning, you tell me that one in six families basis food insecurity going into the holidays. coming out of the pandemic, there are people in need, and the profile of people in need is changing. >> oh, my gosh . it's you and me. dr. you would expect. you think you get a job, go to school, start working. you are not going to need food or assistance . and all of a sudden, things change. you get a pandemic. fires. all kinds of differen

. >>> we pause this veterans day weekend to honor those who served in our nation's military, lee cowanas a tale of service and sacrifice high in the mountains of alaska, bridging past and present. >> reporter: amid the shale and ice of this remote mountaintop in alaska, a promise made more than 70 years ago is finally being kept. >> my grandfather was out there all those years. i kissed his coffin. i said, i hope i made you proud. you are home. >> reporter: the 52 lost since 1952, waiting to be found and be lonely no more. their storyg upn "sundaymo" >>> wit martha teichner and david pogue, we will look back at a midterm election that just last night, with a projected senate win in nevada, saw democrats remain in control of the united states senate. rita braver checks out a new exhibit on the work of vincent van gogh. i will talk with respected journalist judy woodruff about times past and things to come. plus, mark whitaker with ava duvernay, commentary from douglas brinkley, a veterans day weekend tribute from steve hartman and more. "sunday morning" for the 13th of november, 2022. w

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reed cowan joins us with a look at how they're doing just that, reid? >> reporter: i am warming my hands. we have something that we want to talk to you all at home. but i know some people and there is one of the guys that i know. santa claus here at the embarcadero center. happy holidays. and he is saying hello to all of our viewers. we know we have the best viewers on planet earth. you know the best of the bay area is in the hearts of your neighbors and in our community. we will be talking about this the entire month. do you know that one out of six people face the prospect of hunger? if you can imagine what that is like when you're a mother or father and know you need some help. we're asking for your help. making sure everybody is taken care of in the bay area. the face of hunger is changing here. it's affecting families far and wide. that's why we talked to the great people up in the north area of the bay area. here is one of their excellent people talking about their mission. >> you know, i've been serving up great food. you're serving up great feel

lee cowan paid a visit and went for a swim with the country's former president. ♪ >> reporter: for thelau, climate change is hardly a new idea. for thousands of years, their ancestors have been carefully managing their most precious natural gift, their ocean. the turquoise waters and the maze that are the rock islands are perce pristine almost as if man had never been here before. paw lawns call it the nest of life. the water is teaming with more than 1500 species of fish. more than 700 species of coral. there is so much to look at, it's pretty easy to get lost in all the dazzling display. it's unbelievable. where is the boat? the person with our boat is none other than the former president of palau, tommy who did in fact come back for us. >> we are in an area where absolutely no commercial fishing whatsoever. >> reporter: nothing? >> no. >> reporter: in his first term in 2006, he joined with other micronesian nations and banned commercial fishing and drilling across 30% of palau's waters. that was a start, but he wanted more. he grew up in these waters. as a boy, he'd actually swim in

. >> i'm reed cowan. so let's start with this from the heart. know, our bay area groups are out there doing so much to tackle a problem in our community, hunger. >> consider this, americans waste billions of pounds of food each year. >> as kpix 5 ryan yamamoto is about to show you for the past 35 years, one san francisco organization has really set out to solve both problems at the same time thanks to a team of volunteers who call themselves the food runners. >> reporter: when the helmets get strapped on, it is a sign. kicking his morning into high gear. >> it is one of my favorite things. where a little cardio is not only good for the heart, but also great for the soul. >> it is just a great way to get exercise and help somebody out and save time. >> reporter: dave is a volunteer for the san francisco based organization called food runners. >> i'm walking into the kitchen. >> reporter: a charity that was started by mary rizzly in 1987. >> hi, everybody. >> reporter: who wanted to solve their issues with the food waste and help feed the hungry t

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our food for bay area family series continues now with kpix 5's reed cowan at the contra costa solanood bank. >> reporter: for those watching the food for bay area family's food drive, we want you to know what you do matters. when you get that feeling to volunteer. when you get that feeling to donate, this is the result. we are up here at the food bank for contra costa and solano and ceo and president joel is here with me. when you see all this food buying and you think about the people who stopped to do something to meet a problem, what do you think? >> we were just so blessed that our community has stepped up all through covid and here again through the holiday period to bring donated food to get out in our community. >> you know, we need each other. we're in a time in our world where it could be very divisive and divided. how can uniting around one common purpose that is food bring people together? >> i think being fed and having food is a right. and so as we come together, we could serve our community and this is a great example of that. >> when you see that counter and you know i

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for all kinds of roles, but even at this point in his career, something new can come along, as lee cowanill tell us. >> i want you to go to tulsa. >> are you serious? >> if you think you've seen all sides of sylvester stallone, well, think again. >> i read somewhere you said that fans of yours are really going to see who you are in this role as opposed to some of the other ones. >> yeah, they're going to see i'm a demented sadist. >> how sly feels about doing his first-ever television series and why he never played a cowboy, later, on "sunday morning." >>> conor knighton checks out some lumberjacks and lumberjills competing in the olympics of the forest. tracy smith catches up with cameron crowe who's bringing the theatrical version of his movie "almost famous" to broadway. and rita braver offers a sneak peek at one of broadway's newest trti the museum of broadway. we'll have commentary from author john meacham, a story from steve hartman. david pogue takes a minute to take on daylight saving time, and more. it's the first sunday of a new month, november 6th, 2022. and we'll be right bac

later in the ceremony, we will see a video of that presentation and senator cowan's will talk about what it was like to award the metal to president zelenskyy and whites important to the ukrainian people as they bravely defend themselves from what zelenskyy calls russia's brutal assault against our democratic values. we will share with you a video message except in the liberty medal that we received from president lynn zielinski -- president two hours ago. we are honored to share a message from president biden congratulating president zelenskyy on receiving the metal. as former honorary chairman of the national constitution center, i am pleased to join you all and celebrating a rare president biden rights. the very principles that we enshrined in our nation's founding documents, right here in philadelphia more than 200 years ago are at stake in this war today. freedom, justice, and liberty. now, why is it so meaningful for all of us together here to honor president zelenskyy at the national constitution center in philadelphia, in this sacred space? let's inspire ourselves for the meaning

later in the ceremony, we will see a video of that presentation and senator cowan's will talk about whatwas like to award the metal to president zelenskyy and whites important to the ukrainian people as they bravely defend themselves from what zelenskyy calls russia's brutal assault against our democratic values. we will share with you a video message except in the liberty medal that we received from president lynn zielinski -- president two hours ago. we are honored to share a message from president biden congratulating president zelenskyy on receiving the metal. as former honorary chairman of the national constitution center, i am pleased to join you all and celebrating a rare president biden rights. the very principles that we enshrined in our nation's founding documents, right here in philadelphia more than 200 years ago are at stake in this war today. freedom, justice, and liberty. now, why is it so meaningful for all of us together here to honor president zelenskyy at the national constitution center in philadelphia, in this sacred space? let's inspire ourselves for the meaningful

the most disappointing was from cowan. downgrade. carvana. buy to market perform. >> that's really helpful >> peloton downgrade to market perform. >> why did you bother to waste paper on these look at all this paper you printed. >> i planted 25,000 trees in oregon 25,000 trees bucket tree, by the way. those are all one person i won't mention it >> and that's not all. there is carvana this morning. >> rip van winkle? >> what? >> asleep for years. >> carvana, you know, you said we would be safe in carvana. you are supposed to say, no, i meant vroom. there are some companies that were tone deaf to what's happening in this economy. the economy got mesters. >> i think a lot is house cleaning before the holiday. >> they weren't paying attention or worried about the tree factory? >> elon musk's wealth is down $100 billion >> i'm actually starting to feel for him. >> tesla is down 52. >> i'm worried about elon. he has 10 mouths to feed what does he have left 150 bill and he will lose 25 bill at twitter. >> i didn't take a course to allow me to know o

buddy cowan joining us outside the courthouse in san jose, california. >> reporter: this hearing is justng because a victim impact statements and other housekeeping procedures, could take a few hours before the judge hands down her sentence. lisbeth holmes may address the court in a last-ditch plea for mercy but she had nothing to say to reporters as she arrived at the courthouse this morning wearing a black suit, holding hands with her parents and her boyfriend clearly pregnant, she faces 20 years in prison it hopes sympathetic letters to the judge from friends, family and former colleagues will result in a lenient sentence. the disgraced founder was convicted in january on four counts of fraud after a jury found she knowingly lied about the effectiveness of her blood testing technology and bilked investors out of millions of dollars. according to court filings her romantic partner billy evans 10 to 12 page letter to the judge last week letting him know holmes is expecting their second child. they have a 14-month-old son and describes her as the best person he ever met, the judge receiv

later in the ceremony, we will see a video of that presentation and senator cowan's will talk about whatt was like to award the metal to president zelenskyy and whites important to the ukrainian people as they bravely defend themselves from what zelenskyy calls russia's brutal assault against our democratic values. we will share with you a video message except in the liberty medal that we received from president lynn zielinski -- president two hours ago. we are honored to share a message from president biden congratulating president zelenskyy on receiving the metal. as former honorary chairman of the national constitution center, i am pleased to join you all and celebrating a rare president biden rights. the very principles that we enshrined in our nation's founding documents, right here in philadelphia more than 200 years ago are at stake in this war today. freedom, justice, and liberty. now, why is it so meaningful for all of us together here to honor president zelenskyy at the national constitution center in philadelphia, in this sacred space? let's inspire ourselves for the meaningfu

fox news senior correspondent claudia cowan is on the scene with the latest. >> charles, the nightclubive crime scene. we just got an update on how many people were shot saturday night turning the drag show and dance party that was happening in to a bloodbath. police say along with the five people that were killed, 19 others were injured. anderson lee faces murder and hate crime charges. last year a 21-year-old anderson lee aldridge was arrested after his mother called in a bomb threat. home security video shows the moment he surrendered. while no bombs were found, he was arrested on three counts of first degree kidnapping and felony menacing. that case was never prosecutored and court records were seals. the red flag protection law was never put in place and give them the ability to take his firearms. flash forward to saturday night when police say anderson opened fire with a long rifle after entering club q just before midnight. two patrons grabbed his gun, hit him with it and hit him down until police arrived. no down pro vetting more blood shed. no word on when aldridge will be arr

now we have raytheon, named the top pick for 2023 for cowan. jimmy, you own that?are going for it. one, airplane demand they supply engines to new airplanes. obviously the missiles are part of their business, which applying to defense. there's a shortage of casting, which is labor intensive they haven't produced as many engines as they want that will last into 2023, but then should ease i think it's a very good place to be. >> target to 120, that's 24% upside northrop is what you own that's great here, jenny -- >> we bought this in 2013. >> so 36% this year? >> i know, it's been great i think the low hanging flute has happened, so i think the real call to buy on any of these should have been in march of last year, not today that being said, i think that's positive return potentially ahead. i think the bigger multiples are deserved >> is it the only one you have >> lockheed is the only one, trades about 18 times. northrop is about 26 times we own northrop, we recently sold it. >>> we'll come back thur natres, next. ♪ ♪ connecting to opportunity is just part of the h

kpix5's reed cowan reports on how local food banks are doing just that. >> reporter: community kitchenur community station, kpix5. all right, so, we are redwood empire food bank. we have rochelle here. you are taking us in this kitchen here. you have a special key. it is a kitchen full of volunteers. we have noodles. you see the volunteers and you think what? >> i think oh my goodness. what brought you here? it is so incredible. we value every single one of our volunteers. we wouldn't be able to do what we do without them. >> reporter: there is a why here. and you see the food here and you know it will land on the table of somebody who needs it. what does that feel like? >> it feels great. i have been at distribution sites here. we are feeding the line with these foods. we are handing out prepared meals for them to eat on the spot. >> and you know, this is so vital to our communities. be it food banks or other places people can volunteer. we have a great community. when should people make the call to step forward and donate? >> you know, we can do so much. we have everything set up and

our reed cowan reports from concord where staff and volunteers are doing everything they can to address the problem of hunger. >> reporter: once again, coming to you from the food bank of contra costa and solano and think about something. i borrowed a dollar from my photographer here because we want the really show this as an object lesson. for every dollar that's raised, i'm going to ask my friend don here with the food bank. what does the dollar establish? >> that dollar will get two meals for our community members. >> reporter: $1 for two meals. and what i like to say is two moments right? that's two moments where people don't have to feel hungry. >> exactly. exactly. and it's really, really important that people, you know, if they can't donate. they come in and donate their time here as volunteers and they can come here and take the donated food we also get back to the communities. >> reporter: i want to show the volunteers here. this is group who showed up and we're taping this right now at the dinner hour. so think about that for a moment. these people could be at their own tables

claudia cowan live outside the courtroom. what's going on inside now in -- now?gal wrangling over sentencing guidelines that's taken up this hearing so far, it could be a while before elizabeth holmes learns her fate. and she may also address the court herself in a last ditch plea for mercy. but she had nothing to say to reporters earlier today when she arrived wearing a black suit, holding hands with her parents and her boyfriend and clearly pregnant. she faces 20 years in federal prison and hopes sympathetic letters to the judge from her friends, family and even former colleagues will result in a lenient sentence. the disgraced theranos founder was convicted back in january on four counts of fraud after a jury found she knowingly lied about the effectiveness of her blood testing technology and bilked investors out of millions of dollars. according to court filings her row plantic partner, billy evans, sent a 12-page letter to the judge last week letting him know holmes is expecting their second child. they already have a 1-month-old -- 14-month-old child, and d

recently-- a dear friend of mine recording in san francisco joaquin torres told me-- i've heard of james cowanr the years and he told me about some of his books and reading them and going through your book and having flashback, the gospel black power, black power is gospel or the idea of the oppressed, so i have so many questions and at the same time i recently read some of the sermons in strength to love by dr. king and so to know that you are rooted and grounded in that truth is just all throughout this book. i can't tell you how many teams i just want today-- i did have moments of emotion l a just feelings and-- as we start i wanted to ask you the process of writing this, was in this some way therapeutic or cathartic? just so rich with story. >> yeah, it was cathartic in the sense that i say in the book that earlier in the book that we had in the middle of the george floyd movement, i was asked to do the eulogy at funeral in minneapolis and in -- when it happened his family and, reached out to me and i had gone into minneapolis in the marches and rallies and asked me would i come back and d

andrew jason cowan, we appreciate the conversation. thank you very much.ank you for having me. host: that's it for today, we will be back tomorrow morning. enjoy your sunday. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] >> every day we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day and discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, william reinhardt, senior research fellow at the center for growth and opportunity who talked of the new paul on american views on promoting economic abundance and environmental stewardship. then the residential studies director at the university of virginia miller center on the history of former presidents running for nonconsecutive terms. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern monday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, a facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> c-span is

andrew jason cowan, we appreciate the conversation. thank you very much.k you for having me. host: that's it for today, we will be back tomorrow morning. enjoy your sunday. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] >> comcast is partnering with community centers so students and films to get the -- families can get the supplies they need. c-span, giving you a front-row seat democracy. >> tonight on q&a historian douglas pringle -- douglas brinkley talks about the conservation's movement and the legislation approved during the 1960's and 1970's under president kennedy, president johnson and president nixon. >> i'm grateful that we did get an environmental protection agency. that president nixon signed a clean air act in 1970 that made a difference. the act of clean water in 1972. this silent spring generation that i am writing about, it had a lot of people in it but the three presidents were responsive to t

researchers at edith cowan university say women who added resistance, training and aerobic exercise forines recovered from fatigue. better. researchers also say the exercise improved participants quality of life. and this was the case during and after radiation treatments. the risk for severe asthma attacks doubled as covid restrictions were lifted. that's according to a new study from the uk. researchers studied data from more than 2300 adults with asthma between november of 2020 and april of this year. less than 2% of people reported having a severe asthma attack in the first year during the pandemic. the year after the pandemic restriction the year after excuse me, read pandemic restrictions were lifted. that number doubled to 4%. researchers say and they have been the safety measures like wearing masks and reduce socializing that kept asthma attacks at bay. we'll be right back. with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. new retinol overnight means the smoothing benefits of retinol are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just

later, she danced with kenneth cowan in zambia and. how could she be a racist?d if anybody did countries. and if anybody did tremendous work throughout her life to bring together the various racism religions of the commonwealth, i think nobody did more than the queen. she really believed in the efficacy and value of the commonwealth, which was set up and was the lasting legacy by her of a father , king legacy by her of a father, king george of the six. and in 1947. and she continued that work and she really believed in it . her she really believed in it. her in the royal the commonwealth wasn't just somewhere to go in the winter. it was something she believed in and she wanted prince charles to carry on and think. i think the charge was very , very unfair. of course it very, very unfair. of course it was unspoken when it was made on that notorious interview with oprah winfrey. it you know, the charge of racism is particularly one because it's easy to make andifs one because it's easy to make and it's hard to refute . you can and it's hard to refute. you can rebu