payton, oh so grateful to be reunited with his cuddle buddy. >> it fills my heart to see him again. > get an extra special holiday treat. >> i haven't actually seen him have turkey on thanksgiving, but i'm sure he'll love to have some turkey. i'm very thankful to have this little guy home this thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving, everyone. >> linsey: think i detected a smile there. thank you for watching, i'm linsey davis. for david and all of us here, good night. by donald trump to run the national institutes of health. why? some in the bay area have reservations. >> plus, a milestone in california's government at least 50% women. for the first time in history. >> frost advisories are going up tonight. i'll show you how cold tomorrow morning. plus, the thanksgiving forecast coming up. >> it just missed all the nerves. they were very concerned that i would have some paralysis. >> one man's survival story. a reminder of all we have to be thankful for this holiday seaso. >> always live. abc seven news starts right now. >> good evening. i'm ama daetz. that's sandhya patel over there, and i'

and payton malden was like, well, i see soldiers like that everywhere.and so payton said, you better not ever come back to third army territory or i'm going to put you in jail. and so mauldin never went back to third army territory, and he kept printing the cartoons. peyton kept complaining about them, and he even threatened malden's cartoons were in the stars and stripes. at one point, peyton said that he would not allow the stars and stripes to be distributed in third army territory. and marshall said, oh, yes, you will. and then i think malden got the very last laugh, because in 1945, he won a pulitzer for his war cartoon. and i had to reread, reread your your biography. so you're a law professor. so what inspired you to write this book? i am about history. and so i have a bachelor's and master's in history. i teach constitutional law, constitutional is rooted in history. and so i find that in order to understand most supreme court cases, you have to understand the actual history of what was happening in the country or how the law came to be to figure

and payton malden was like, well, i see soldiers like that everywhere.and so payton said, you better not ever come back to third army territory or i'm going to put you in jail. and so mauldin never went back to third army territory, and he kept printing the cartoons. peyton kept complaining about them, and he even threatened malden's cartoons were in the stars and stripes. at one point, peyton said that he would not allow the stars and stripes to be distributed in third army territory. and marshall said, oh, yes, you will. and then i think malden got the very last laugh, because in 1945, he won a pulitzer for his war cartoon. and i had to reread, reread your your biography. so you're a law professor. so what inspired you to write this book? i am about history. and so i have a bachelor's and master's in history. i teach constitutional law, constitutional is rooted in history. and so i find that in order to understand most supreme court cases, you have to understand the actual history of what was happening in the country or how the law came to be to figure

payton, oh so grateful to be reunited with his cuddle buddy. >> it fills my heart to see him again. >lly seen him have turkey on thanksgiving, but i'm sure he'll love to have some. i'm very thankful to have this little guy home this thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving, everyone. l >> linsey: thank you for watching, i'm linsey davis. for david and all of us here, good night. starts right now. >> but there's no doubt this is going to be immensely impactful to this community. it already has been, and it will continue to be so. >> this is rough. a deadly crash in the east bay takes three young lives. >> unfortunately, two unintended individuals were hit by gunshot. >> san jose teacher caught in the crossfire. why he's thankful today the harms from these lockdowns are absolutely devastating. >> a stanford doctor who fought covid lockdowns, now a trump administration nominee, and the holiday travel rush is ramping up. >> we'll help you prepare. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm larry beil. thanks for joining us. we'll begin today in the east bay. sadly, three people dead. another hospita

imagine getting a surprise zoom call from steve kerr or gary payton. second we're going to show you the surprise announcement chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪ tv app. all you have to do is search abc seven bay area and download it. >> well, dozens of bay area nonprofits received a very unexpected but welcome surprise from the golden state warriors. >> my honor to tell you today that the warriors foundation is going to give you a $70,000 grant. >> yeah, i'm over i'm over excited. i can't jump to the to the zoom call. but i love the hug. >> so fun head coach steve kerr and guard gary payton the second were among the coaches and players who surprised 69 organizations with thousands of dollars in grant money this week. the warriors com

nba hall of famer gary payton and his son, warrior star gary payton.s. they were joined by other oakland community leaders for this giveaway at greater saint john missionary baptist church. >> it's always a good day to come out and give back to the community with the church. and pastor payton, you know, we're starting to do this annually. and just to see all the all the smiles and all the all the love that we get, it's amazing. even got even got big jeep out here. so it's always a good day when we can get a gary out here. and you know, for him to give back to gp two and big jeep, big jeep giveaway this weekend was also organized by the boys and girls club of oakland. >> beyonce will perform live during the christmas halftime show. just looking at them, going out. those turkeys. very nice. but back to beyonce. she's going to perform when her hometown team, the houston texans, host the baltimore ravens. her performance at houston's nrg stadium will be part of netflix's first ever live nfl broadcast on christmas day. netflix says beyonce will be joined by

thanksgiving dinner favorites gary payton and his son.nd joined other community leaders for this giveaway at greater saint john missionary baptist church. >> it's always a good day to come out and give back to the community with the church and pastor payton. you know, we're starting to do this annually. and just to see all the all the smiles and all the all the love that we get, it's amazing. even got even got big jeep out here. so it's always a good day when we can get a gary out here. and you know, for him to get back t. >> today's giveaway was also organized by the boys and girls club of oakland. the cost of a thanksgiving turkey in california is among the highest in the country. a new study found california ranks third behind hawaii and alaska as the most expensive states in the country to purchase a turkey this year. the research found the higher prices in these states are due to a shortage of turkeys caused by the bird flu and other factors. >> look at the whole birds. what we're actually looking for that roast turkey. we've got few

gary payton and his son gary payton, the second gave away turkeys and other thanksgiving necessities.t john missionary baptist church. >> it's always a good day to come out and give back to the community with the church and pastor payton, you know, we're starting to do this annually. and just to see all the all the smiles and all the all the love that we get, it's amazing. even got even got big jeep out here. so it's always a good day when we can get a gary out here. and you know, for him to get back to. >> i like that big jeep. yesterday's giveaway was also organized by the boys and girls club of oakland. beyonce will perform live on christmas day during a holiday halftime show when her hometown team, the houston texans, host the baltimore ravens. the performance at houston's nrg stadium will be part of netflix's first ever live nfl broadcast on christmas day. netflix says beyonce will be joined by special guests who are also featured on her recent album, cowboy carter. >> rent prices in the bay area are changing. some cities are seeing an increase, others seeing a drop. in san franc

today meet payton mcgriff. >> when a girl enters our program she not only receives a school uniform,eceives a full scholarship, a full year of school supplies, a reusable menstrual kit and a year of tie toring from our local staff. our students were out growing uniforms very quickly so that's where the uniform that grows was born. it grows six sizes and 12-inches of length and adjusts for a well-fitting uniform. when they put the uniform on for the first time, that's the the most joy with see. >> you can go to online to vote for payton. you get ten votes a day to help the heros who inspire you the most. d you're up early, we've

gary payton and his son gary payton, the second basketball stars.ng dinner necessities in oakland. they were joined by other community leaders for the giveaway there at greater saint john missionary baptist church. >> it's always a good day. come out and give back to the community with the church and pastor payton. you know, we're starting to do this annually and just to see all the all the smiles and all the all the love that we get, it's amazing. even got even got big jeep out here. so it's always a good day when we can get a gary out here. and you know, for him to get back to yesterday's giveaway was also organized by the boys and girls club of oakland. >> christmas tree lots are starting to pop up, and those trees in some parts of the country are going to cost more this year. some farmers are warning people living in the northwest to be prepared for a christmas tree shortage. this holiday season. they say a lack of rain in the region has led to a 25% drop in this year's christmas tree crop. that will likely lead to fewer trees and higher prices

mientras que jason payton tuvo 32 linda: joe biden le hablÓ hoy al paÍs logre la victoria de donald trump blanca y la campaÑa responde que el presidente electo irÁ. y miles de lectores siguen con los sentimientos encontrados pues tal vez los resultados de las elecciones no son los que esperaban. algunos les impacta emocionalmente mÁs fuerte que otros. julio nos dice cÓmo procesar esa etapa. julio: los resultados electorales llegaron con una tormenta de emociones para los votantes que invirtieron sentimientos y energÍa en los candidatos y campaÑas que apoyaron. >> se convierten preocupaciÓn, confusiÓn, resentimiento. creo que va haber mucha gente que se va a sentir de alguna manera confundida en eso, quÉ hago. >> la realidad que esperaba el elector debe reconciliarse con la realidad del dÍa despuÉs. estados emocionales que pueden afectar a un nivel mÁs severo y debe buscar un mÉtodo para procesarlo. >> problemas para dormir, problemas para comer, dormir en abundancia, ansiedad que se convierte en depresiÓn. no podemos cambiarel resultado, lo que podemos cambiar es lo interno. y creo que es

that includes gabriel payton, senior.ge and love of oakland through artwork. the goal keep his culture alive for generations to come >>>>native artists, they call us. some of us culture keepers, you know, and i believe that we're keeping the culture >ryan>patton's work will be featured at the native craft fair, happening this sunday in oakland. you can see his full story behind his work that's all coming up at 5:00. well, that's it for the afternoon edition. remember, we're streaming 24 over seven on the free cbs news app. our next newscast at 430 with anne makovec i'll see you back here at five. have a great afternoon and congratulations. you made it to your riday i'm sam liccardo, and i approve this message. evan low. caught again. his tactics called "outrageous" and "self-serving." slapped with charges that he illegally used banned corporate money for his campaign. low's already under investigation for running a corrupt scheme to give political access to big money donors. but when it comes to fighting for us... low's m

its 8 am this 12 grade german close to it by thomas payton is a phone free for the school dice dogs, students must leave the cell phones in the list or at home. they use this phones during lessons for the year and, and student before a phone would sometimes ring during class as much of a bus. and i thought that was kind of on the, on the side of loot frontage. they took items. i don't know if it's useful says i've improved, but i don't know if that's down to my. if it's over the phone, then anyone quote, with a cell phone must surrender it. they wouldn't get it back until 5 pm, which is a real drag on the days when cost is finished. charlie, not only for mine, hasn't been confiscated yet, but i'm also really castle. i don't want to have to stay till 5 o'clock and just because of my phone, so you need to take a look cipher with life and the bomb has been in place the yeah. so what's the students that have you, as our job says there are fewer disruptions raise your hands mostly in the reaction isn't 7 t c. i'll stick the middle of a lot. after half a year's worth of experience, i have

you got to give it up to gary payton. the second for the three to the back iron.on for the warriors 102 99 in their second already to the clips coming off a heartbreaking 20-17 loss to the seahawks. the niners got more bad news today. quarterback brock purdy showed up on the injury report. saw right shoulder his throwing shoulder listed as day to day heading into the packers game sunday. feels like the niner injury report is getting longer and longer every week. nick bosa, who came in with a hip pointer yesterday, left with a strained oblique on the other side. unclear if he'll be able to go in green bay. bosa with him on the field yesterday. seattle held to 87 yards of offense when he went out. the seahawks racked up a buck 85 and two touchdowns to the guys. we go. the sharks home for just one game before going back on the road facing the red wings. william eklund had a pair of goals this one through the glove of cam talbot. he thought he had it. he did not. eklund's fourth of the year ties it up at two. the game goes to overtime. macklin celebrini first overall

long as you dive into the dynamics on the hill in dc itself, actually trump did have a pool with payton evenings, right? one of these difficult times met and spoke with peyton. and there was a level of a pool and trust with a small to you between the 2 of them, which means that they can actually trade and discuss and company. i was like wait a little bit right now and i'll stay with them before we go to the break here. i mean, nick diplomacy was criminalized under bite and how do we get away from that? well, you know, you 100 sending me with the i mean by never spoke to prison once you know, it slipped from the point of the, the little salting i see the pregnancy is basically criminalized on the, on the case side as well. that has been for over that day. yeah. but actually will people advice and trump the site and use it? you know, we have to engage. we have to told new trump to say he has give like shit we paid well, well say well for them, right. so, so let's say, alright, i have to jump in here, we're going to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussi

you got to give it up to gary payton. the second for the three to the back iron.nstead of the tie and overtime. third loss of the season for the warriors 102 99 in their second already to the clips coming off a heartbreaking 20-17 loss to the seahawks. the niners got more bad news today. quarterback brock purdy showed up on the injury report. saw right shoulder his throwing shoulder listed as day to day heading into the packers game sunday. feels like the niner injury report is getting longer and longer every week. nick bosa, who came in with a hip pointer yesterday, left with a strained oblique on the other side. unclear if he'll be able to go in green bay. bosa with him on the field yesterday. seattle held to 87 yards of offense when he went out. the seahawks racked up a buck 85 and two touchdowns to the guys. we go. the sharks home for just one game before going back on the road facing the red wings. william eklund had a pair of goals this one through the glove of cam talbot. he thought he had it. he did not. eklund's fourth of the year ties it up at two. the g

pull and buy more about 5 the stadium off to the game is where the prime minister's office said to payton's has been charged to bring those supports as safely with tennessee quoting on the duction, sorry to use to quote, act just slice of justice has been solved, not the view of the openness of a house in east jerusalem who have just got their rights to that property back had been previously been evicted by jewish sexes. however, it took 3 herring for in his way to court, to rule in that favor. but it's all to use them or if an ocean and our ports, there are many of those who haven't been so successful. mohammed dismentos parts of the iron fence erected around the house and is jerusalem. his parents rented this home, hoping to spend their old age and peace here. this is the aftermath of a property cedar attempt by your satler's and ask for it the ultimately failed in court. in mid september and group of israelis accompanied by police and security forces broke into the house and began constructing what looked like a security kate. they put bars on the windows, barbed wire around the perimete

we he'll get to see bo nix on monday night, so, we'll understand and see what type of plan coach payton has for myles garrett. to all of you guys and from our family to yours, happy thanksgiving, and you can join us next week on "inside the nfl" on the cw at 9:00 p.m. eastern. thank you for tc >> of need kids. >> now at 10 and east bay community at a loss for words after a fiery cyber truck crash kills 3 people seriously injures another just one day before thanksgiving. >> plus, the san mateo county sheriff's union speaker speaking out over the ongoing scandal over sheriff christina corpus. why the union says corpus needs to go. >> and we are live at sfo where the thanksgiving travel rush continues tonight. now at 10, a memorial with flowers and candles, lay in the area where 3 young adults were killed in a fiery crash in piedmont the day before thanksgiving. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn. investigators have not yet released the identity of the 3 people killed. >> but we have learned that the victims along with a 4th person who had

. >> la facciamo prima roeselare in padella pezzo inteiro payton may abbiamo carota chiedono cipolla, the meat would go into the sauce to add flavor and then come out again to make a second meaty meal, which is very ligurian. masetto romantico. rosmarino salva un po di majorana e voglia di loro mettiamo dentro facciamo cultura e basta pasta while the meat sauce reduces before the pasta is added, laurel and i position ourselves under the fresco's, ready for conspicuous consumption de la superba, la superba and and having this restaurant all to ourselves. >> oh man, couldn't get much better than this hi chef hey. oh, look at this. >> oh, okay corzetti that sauce is gorgeous have you tried the meat yet? no. not yet oh, beautiful delicate. >> rich but delicate. that should be the new nickname for genova turns out the pasta is just the opening scene of an epic drama cappon magro was once a snack for sailors. >> just fish and sea biscuits then the wealthy got hold of it when the church announced that nobody could eat meat on so-called magro days, magro meaning lean, the rich adapted this d

experience from thurgood marshall to black greenberg, to julius chambers and elaine jones and john paytonsupported by an incredible staff throughout those eight plus decades, that have helped transform this country. and we have never been in a posture where it's been easy, where the road has been paved with yeses. that's just not what racial justice work is. and while this is an incredibly difficult moment, not just for us as an institution, but most importantly for the communities that we serve, we know that we have the intellectual resources, we have the grit and resilience and fortitude to meet this moment with equal force and then some. >> amen to that. and i have no doubt about that at all. you know, i have to say this, i think black women in this moment are feeling kind of alone, you know, voting overwhelmingly for vice president harris and watching this woman be utterly rejected by so many pockets of the population. and so black women are feel some kind of way in this moment. and i think increasingly also because the targeting, we're seeing people getting these text messages about

>> yeah, well, vladimir payton served in kgb and director of the federal security service fsp and soo flatter president-elect trump sure and maybe gain if he thinks at least an upper hand in whatever negotiations may take place at some point. but it is worth remembering the kgb and its successor intelligent services regarded the united states as the main enemy. and putin is at war with democracy. everything for liberty, freedom, democracy and everything enshrined in the consultation bill of rights, that is what scares up vladimir putin the most. we are his enemy. what is good for russia is not good for us. that is how vladimir putin will proceed in whatever resolution we seek from the war in ukraine. >> anita: trump has repeatedly said he wants to stop the war and stop the killing. to that putin has had, he doesn't know what will happen, but he is ready to resume talks. do you think he really is? >> there is no indication based on russia's indiscriminate targeting of civilians that he wants to end that conflict. remember, putin's bowl with a launch on ukraine is to topple the governm

let me introduce you to payton. peyton already voted and it will be her first time voting.hree months ago. why was it so important for you to vote for you when you turned 18. >> it's important to me because as women have fought for the right to vote for so long. as a young woman people expect to you vote for kamala harris because you are a woman. i just looked at myself and the value of this country and how it's been over the past administration, and i do not think our country can maintain four more years of this. and i look back to how it was under the trump administration, and that's how it should be. if you look at yourself now and ask yourself, is your life better and are you in a better stance the past four years than you were the four years under trump? i don't think anybody can answer yes to that question. [cheers and applause] >> will: i take it you voted for donald trump. let's do this. mark cuban said that donald trump doesn't like strong, independent smart women around him. he doesn't like to be challenged. i'm going to ask people can you think of anybody who wor

think he did but i think people are afraid to write about him because of the they're afraid of the payton family coming after them for some kind of defamation character or something like that. but mean if you i watched you know now i understand bipolar disorder really well i watched the movie again read some stuff about him and like 100% no doubt same with teddy roosevelt, president the former president. i mean, absolutely no doubt in my mind. so i could go on. but one of the big things is the age group for recruits is 18 to 25. that's the exact age that we bring people into the military, okay, who do we want to recruit? same thing, energy, drive and when they get in, what happens? pressure the triggers that are going to trigger it. i read a couple weeks ago national institute of mental health said 25% of veterans have bipolar disorder. so that tells you you must have about 25% coming up through the through the service. and you compare that to the world average of 3 to 4%. so i mean kind of make your own judgment. well, thank you very much. but you've just seen three distinguished authors

payton russi shot a person near adams and jackson street. now, thankfully that victim survived. russi has now been arrested. investigators eventually also linked a student at mckinley institute of technology to the crime that minor was also arrested in connection with the shooting and a separate robbery. >> walter and live in santa where another day heavy rainfall possible flooding will have all the details coming up. and a lot of people. >> and here's another look at radar right now showing you that we are still seeing those heavier showers in the north bay this morning, but they will begin to settle southward. and with that, the rainfall will pile up for the >> 5.29 is the time. let's get to the weather center. we've got john with an eye on the stormy weather that we continue to see around the bay area today, john. yeah, today, james, it does spread further southward that atmospheric river, unfortunately been stalled out in the north bay, of course, and atmospheric river can be a good thing bringing us needed rainfall. but when you see that much rain stalled out, you get a sit

oakland native eamon thompson bullies his way through gary payton, the second and buddy hield plus onethompson had 11 points in this quarter. and then we go to the fourth with under a minute left. warriors up by four. brandon pisemsky makes a tough fadeaway jumper over jabari smith. junior who is 610 by the way. warriors can end the game right here. but draymond green overthrows andrew wiggins. the rockets pick up the loose ball. aaron holiday throws a skip pass to eason. and green fouls out. eason knocks down both free throws. we head into overtime in ot. warriors on the fast break. kyle anderson passes it to jonathan kuminga who's going 100mph to the rim. he gets the layup off the glass finishing with 23 points. warriors survive 127 121. it's their 14th straight win against the rockets. >> a bunch of times last year we were up 30, up 20 and we blew it and we lost. and you know it shows that the group is resilient even without, you know, some of our key guys missing. and i think it's important for team morale. i think it's big for the road trip, but it's also big for us in the locker

curry lobs it here from half court to gary payton. the second elevating for the alley oop dunk.and throws down that slam. warriors lead by 26 late in the fourth. andrew wiggins comes off the screen and he hits the three. wiggins led with 25 points. the warriors blowing out the hawks tonight 100 2097. >> tonight uconn women's head basketball coach geno auriemma eclipsed tara vanderveer's ncaa all time wins record. auriemma picked up win number 1217. the record breaker was his 329th victory of at least 40 points, or more. his 882 win percentage also an ncaa record as well. vanderveer, offering her congratulations after the game, saying here in a statement this is yet another outstanding milestone in a career filled with them for geno auriemma. the level of success he has maintained at uconn over four decades will never be duplicate, but his tremendous legacy extends far beyond any number of wins. stanford men's hoops taking on norfolk state for the first time in school history. we go to the second half. the cardinal up by one. maxime renaud going to work down low. he gets the runn

they arrested 18 year-old payton russi for shooting a person near adams and jackson street.. andrew c was arrested the next day. they've also linked to a student at mckinley institute of technology to this crime. it's a minor who is now charged in connection with the shooting and with a separate robbery. it's 10. 22. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. more team coverage of the storm and its impact so far on sonoma county where you can see several roads were flooded out to the point that people had to be rescued from their cars. >> and tracking the storm this morning, taking a look at the next areas to be hit. this is a live look at stormtracker. 4 boy is just so big and it's really stalled over the area. we are expecting even more on your evening commute will be back with drive times in the effect on the drives in just few minutes. >> it's 10 25 one of san francisco's oldest starbucks is set to close its in pacific heights and it's been there for 30 years and that neighborhood, it's at 2, 2, 2, 2, fillmore street. it opened in 1993, one of the oldest starbucks in ca

head coach steve kerr and guard gary payton ii were among the coaches and players who surprise 69 organizations with thousands of dollars in grant money this week. the warriors community foundation has donated a record $3.6 million this season, and more than $47 million to groups since it all started in 2012. it's a fun way to deliver the news a holiday favorite returns to the south bay. tonight, it's the opening night of the annual christmas in the park drive thru light show in san jose. that free show runs through new year's day at history san jose on phelan avenue. on sunday, it will be converted to a bike through show for that one night only. that show of lights, decorations and holiday displays is open to bike riders only. the rest of christmas in the park opens next friday at plaza de cesar chavez. next at 630. special ceremony the event today a cherished tradition set in 1915 san francisco. delight in a fun-filled holiday experience. ♪ tickets on sale now at sfballet.org at 630. high winds falling. trees pouring rain. the bay area. seeing all of that as this atmospheric river makes its w

staff sergeant payton may has welcomed home his now retired military working dog yyacob.ing their deployment in iraq but were soon split up after returning to the united states, may told cnn that it was, yyacs also going through it and dealing with separation anxiety but now, with the help of the organization american humane, they are finally back together. so after serving seven years as an explosives detection and patrol dog what does the belgian malinois do with retirement? well, may is still in the military and heading to his next assignment in italy, while yyacob will be at his side. we are told that's a good dog right there. very good dog, and we'll be right back home front. >> brought to you by the holiday buffet at golden corral man this looks really delicious. >> i would just like to say yum yum yum yum yum yum yum yum yum yum yum. >> what is happening? >> yum yum yum yum yum yum yum yum yum yum yum yum yum yum just make it stop at harbor freight we do business differently from the other guys. >> we design and test our own tools and sell them directly to you. no

investigators say 18 year-old payton russi shot a person near adams and jackson street.t victim did survive. and then rosie was arrested the next day. and investigators also linked to student at mckinley is to have technology to that crime. and that minor is now charged in connection with the shooting and also the separate robbery. the alameda county sheriff's office is reporting that a person died are straight person is connection with a stabbing has been arrested in san lorenzo. this stabbing wasn't fatal. it happened wednesday on via new deputies, the learned there was a second stabbing down the road at grand both of those people suffered non life-threatening injuries and they were treated at the hospital. and on thursdays, detectives identified the and arrested the suspect. >> well, 8.19, is the time and new this morning in the east bay, a juvenile who was reported missing in sacramento county is rescued now from an alleged trafficker in oakland that victim was sexually abused between august 17th of november. 12th in oakland, the alameda county district attorney's of

they say that 18 year-old payton russi shot a person near adams and jackson street. the victim survived and then russi was arrested the next day. and investigators have also linked a student at mckinley institute of technology to that crime miner who's now charged in connection with the shooting and for a separate robbery as well. the alameda county sheriff's office has arrested a person for a stabbing that happened in san lorenzo on wednesday at via new deputies learned that there was a second stabbing as well. just down the road on grand avenue. both of the people who are stab suffered non life threatening injuries and were treated at the hospital and then yesterday detectives identified and arrested a suspect for attempted murder. it's 6.10, and still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. >> deputies in santa clara county say that a man died in their custody. we'll have the latest on what happened. and the hotel workers strike continues in san francisco and now even more people have joined in the protest. >> and today is bringing with it. rainfall spreading further a

shut the [bleep] albot gary payton last time only a few thousand votes kept trump out of office.you personally responsible, gary. >> trace: jail? [laughter] what you think? here is the think, i will always defend anybody's right to say what they want. >> trace: good. >> of first amendment pick however what i am tired of is this the liberty climate of it, the celebrity bullying that everybody else's crazy and we are wrong and we are bad people. that is what i'm tired of. >> trace: it's interesting, he was saying tonight on cnn he isn't worried about some of the celebrity endorsements, watch the one i don't think people understand, working people have to choose, the big cool concert of this week and pay the babysitting for that or try to figure out a way to get to the polls. idling these big star-studded events, i don't want people going to concerts, i want people knocking on doors, out there fighting for this thing. am nervous, nervous, nervous. >> trace: what do you think? the beyonce stuff, the taylor swift stuff does it work? i get the feeling it is not, as certainly do not wan

and lainey wilson, female vocalist of the year, and she co-hosted with luke bryan and payton payton manningsee him last night, see he's doing okay. >> he's good at whatever he does. good night in nashville. let's get back to the news here. the biden administration is rushing weapons and equipment to ukraine with secretary of state antony blinken yesterday announcing a $275 million aid package. joining us now from dubai, nbc news chief international correspondent, keir simmons. keir, what more do we know about this? >> reporter: well, willie, the news we're getting this morning actually is focused not on a u.s. or western missile, but on a russian missile, fired from the caspian sea region to the da dnipro area of ukraine. the ukrainians said it was an icbm, if it was an icbm, it's hard to understand why it would be fired hundreds of miles when it would be capable of traveling thousands of miles, except, of course, that it would be a missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. so would that be another signal from the russians, another escalation. >> reporter: after months of incremental r

i was always fighting to get bo jackson and walter payton.yers are playing tournaments and i'm going through my -- scrolling through what i want to watch on a sunday afternoon and there is madden this, madden, madden. i'm like, i had no idea what dad was up to. it had nothing to do with dad. you could watch tournaments on tv. i was like, wow, this is getting pretty big. >> the only other football games that can hold a candle to that franchise. so, sandy, we mentioned it was unlikely the first game came out at all. talk to us a little bit about the struggles at the outset and did john madden need any convincing to do this? >> well, i think the biggest struggle was the technology part of it. it was a computer game that came out on a floppy disc. the biggest problem they had was getting 22 players on the screen. trip said at one point, we have a seven-on-seven, we are not going to have linemen. john madden was an offensive lineman when he played, he said i am not putting my name on a game unless there are 22 players. the biggest struggle was tec

watching this show lately, "payton place," but run into each other all the time. people are monitoring each other. there's surveillance. it's just the nature of the beast some places. joann: sort of like an h.o.a. association. [laughter] david: i guess so. joann: steve, what do you think this story tells us about how the disenfranchised exercise their political rights? steve: well, let me think of what we've been say something that spaces for organization matter. so to exercise political rights in a place like mount bayou or anyplace in jim crow, if you were an individual sharecropper in the jim crow south or a tenant farmer somewhere, your ability to express yourself politically was practically zero. there's no space for doing that. any comment you might make would threaten violence on you or your family. you'd be isolated, you would be alone. you would not do it. so to exercise political rights takes organization, it takes coordination, it takes some kind of coherent platform or debating of ideas about what matters. this exchange of sharing about what our priori