so, elaine, kennedy is in the saddle.nt is already saying we would like to see what, what, and what? >> elaine: so at a news conference today, leaders of the maha movement said while they see today as a real victory, they hope that kennedy will use his power and use his position to highlight issues they think the government has insufficiently studied in the past, things like food additives and vaccine safety. they also said they are going to be pushing legislation and keeping track of which members of congress actually support that legislation. >> maurice: okay. elaine quijano, thanks so much. >> john: heavy rain in the west is raising fears of mudslides in southern california, especially in areas stripped bare by wildfires. >> maurice: lonnie quinn joins us now with the details. lonnie? >> guys, it's all due to the atmospheric river. it is set up right now. it is pumping moisture into southern california. they have already picked up over 2 inches of rain today. they're going to probably double that by the time they finis

[cheering] the biggest change was elaine was added to the show. elaine: get out!mething... jerry: so what do you think of our new time slot, 9 o'clock on thursday, 8 central? george: name me one famous nbc show that aired in that timeslot. jerry: cheers! jason alexander: it's a dangerous slot because they're handing you the biggest audience there is. if that audience starts watching you and goes, i hate this and they go away, you're dead. george: my mother caught me... jerry: caught you? caught you doing what? george: you know. jennifer keishen armstrong: the episode that is super important in the trajectory of seinfeld is "the contest." george: i am never doing that again. jason alexander: it was predicated on a real contest that larry david had been part of. jane leeves: seeing who could go the longest without masturbating. jerry: but are you still master of your domain? george: i am king of the county. jason: but what also should be noted, elaine is in the contest. elaine: john f kennedy jr's here! jason: and that, i think, was a bold statement at that time. ge

precision, elaine. and part of it is, you know, it's kind of like if you're going to do a takeover of a tech company, just fire as many people as like elon musk did with twitter. just fire everybody, see what stops working, and then i can rebuild that thing and make it work again. i'll know how many people i need and whether there was too many there in the first place. the federal government isn't like a tech company. it's much more complicated, much more convoluted. there are so many more things that are at risk. it's not just does twitter does the like button on twitter function or my direct messages protected, which, you know, we could be concerned about. but i mean, this is like, are you going to get your social security check? you know, are you going to be able to go to the dmv and get your license? is your passport going to get renewed? are the airport workers going to be there in customs and immigration? i mean, there's all sorts of things that go into the federal government that you don't. i thi

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i'm elaine corral. >> and i'm dennis richmond. >> tonight we remember, and we honor a bay area icon, dennis richmond. expected excellence and delivered it here at ktvu for 40 years as a reporter out in the streets and a news anchor in the studio, gracing your screens at home, reporting on the stories with context, with passion and a well known straight forward delivery, and earning number one, the trust of you, the viewer. >> such a sweetheart. just a man with poise that you can never fabricate. >> and he went right to the issue. it was heartfelt and you knew he was actually interested in the situation going on. >> he was amazing. when i was little. i used to watch him when i was little. >> dennis richmond, a friend and a colleague and a true inspiration, has died at the age of 81. good evening. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. dennis richmond died this morning in grass valley with his wife, deborah holding his hand. he is being described tonight as an icon, a legend and a journalist who broke barriers. but he had humble beginnings, starting here at ktvu as a clerk in 1968.

i'm elaine cobbe in paris. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup.", tune in later for "cbs mornings." and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm carissa lawson. ♪ >>> hello, and thanks for watching. i'm carissa lawson in new york, and this is "cbs news roundup." here are the top stories. a federal judge has temporarily blocked president trump's plan to push out federal employees by offering them money to leave. the fear of being fired is spreading to the fbi too, especially among agents who investigated cases related to the january 6th riots. >>> and we'll take a look at the rush to remove tons of toxic rubble from the los angeles wildfires. >>> but first, president donald trump wants to fire thousands of federal government employees, or offer them buyouts. the white house says tens of thousands have already accepted. but labor unions are suing to stop the buyout, and now a judge has paused the president's plans, at least temporarily. cbs' erica brown has more from the white house. >> r

well, let them is elaine, so he knows that and he wants europeans to act and implement. a more strategically the european, strategic a ton of the plans that they have all agreed on. so they need to agree which weapon systems do we need. why do we owe all the different systems that kind of collaborate with one another? what? how do we get the financing going so that even smaller countries come by munition lessons? this is not just about trying to get soldiers together to form this army by europeans . this is also about where do the weapons come from? where does the munition come from? below them is the landscape says, okay, i'll remind you of ultimate goal. and that way you can talk more specifically about the steps that need to follow. now here's a quick look at some more stories making headlines. african leaders have elected to duties foreign minister as the new head of the african unions executive arm at a summit in addis ababa. my mood ali uses beat out former canyon prime minister. a low didn't go to secure the job. he takes over as the african union struggles to res

chao. >> did you ever confront him about what he said about your wife, elaine?ge with him. >> and today? you feel okay about that? >> no, i don't feel okay about it. >> how would you describe your relationship with president trump? >> well, we haven't spoken for quite a while. i was very upset about what happened january 6. >> you had to be evacuated from the senate along with other leaders. your staff was in your office. the rioters were banging on your door. someone with a flagpole broke a window into your office. >> well, my staff in the capitol was putting furniture up against the doors. >> to prevent them from coming -- >> to prevent the rioters from outside from breaking the doors and getting at them. and what was it about? to try to prevent the orderly transfer of government, which had never happened in our country. >> your staff after the crisis was over, you went and spoke with them. it was a highly emotional situation. you remember? >> oh, i remember it well. >> do you remember what you told them? >> that -- yeah, i remember what i told them. >> report

and so i think elaine and her family, a classic example of that. michael, check out how does he approach the debate over immigration in his years in the senate? well, i think he sets the people who are undocumented from those who are documented. if you come here legally through the process, he's extremely pro-immigration. if you try to do it another way, he is not. and so in the senate, you know, you'll notice that he tried to fashion a compromise on immigration. and the way he did that was he talked to president biden. they have a good cordial, working relationship. and he said, look, you've got a terrible political problem on immigration. and so they a bill together, you know, things that the president could agree on and he could agree on. and senator mcconnell got senator jim lankford from oklahoma to lead the effort. and the reason for that was he had great credibility with house conservatives and they came up with a pretty important immigration package and one that, frankly, was very favorable to republicans. and senator mcconnell tried to sel

the crane i'm into this elaine, you know, as well as accusations of murdering red army soldiers from july 1944 to may 1945 to whom ami killed. 584 right on the so just leaving another 2009 team seriously. injured for us to go sort of when a cousin, disciplinary to do or the number just wimbeles and repeating good enough singers my present building 10000 dollars soldiers were killed as well as more than 600000 read on these items. and this is proof of i need to tell you i'm showing is or is should sufficient since it's one of the show them the difference to the vin saying is they are the easier to just as him to just spin from the waste. couple of schedule, is it for the for those apples now that are due to a case for you tony. i hope you had a good some it doesn't collapse and noted photos. keith was this go people devilish. well, this was a so varnish. well, it's trust me, a scale go chunky army budget ski made for couldn't yet. before you know more, he moves and you and i don't usually vision mission that delivers, which ends with study and i actually it, the more he me the most ho

i'm elaine corral. >> and i'm dennis richmond. >> generations of bay area viewers turned to him night after night as he delivered the news with a calm, steady presence. ktvu anchor dennis richmond was a legendary figure who spent three decades behind the desk on the award winning 10:00 news, and this afternoon, we're remembering a treasured member of the ktvu family and someone who was part of the fabric of this community today. dennis richmond died at the age of 81. welcome to a special edition of ktvu. i'm alex savage. >> good afternoon. i'm frank mallicoat. friends tell us dennis richmond died with his wife, deborah, by his side. she was holding his hand at that time here on the ktvu anchor desk. dennis richmond was a rock steady presence, delivering some of the biggest stories in the bay area for decades. and few stories were bigger than the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. with the power knocked out, dennis and his co-anchor elaine corral went on the air in the ktvu parking lot, and they stayed on air for hours without a break. as our crews brought the indelible images of that downed

shouldn't be chose to rush in part of the skin letting you called we just sort of from the treasury elaine and a bunch of that be interesting in history and wrote of one called world war one and its consequences for solving staples, the i, if i did, there's a line, you know, the bunch of the guilt defaults. got a little scriptable, a girl and them does it shut off on you to impose over to this side v and there in bell in announced the establishment different queens on independence thanked instead of the kids that were colon, but didn't want to give up that bonus to advertise essentially, they tend to the kingdom of coal and into with cohen a and then started defaulting the population. the number of the toilet is shame, the pretty full goal explorer. thoughts design it of to the storage as the warm approach to tipping point. russian forces were wrapped around the area and claimed several victories over the tongues. the germany and russia wall retails at down in bloody battles. russia as allies, england, and france comfortably put the economies on a wall fitting and prepared to come up, not

of course, these two have a long relationship that also goes back to mitch mcconnell's wife, elaine chaoansportation secretary in the cabinet for president trump. yet president trump has attacked publicly in racist terms, elaine chao, and we have watched this relationship only crumble ever since mitch mcconnell announced that he was going to step down as senate majority leader, remain in the senate until 2026, when his term is up here but now not overseeing the party that is now john thune's responsibility as senate majority leader. yet here, willingly showing an emboldened position to publicly oppose in these very consequential votes the desires of the president of his party. at the same time, will it be enough? are there other republicans, mitch mcconnell, has he used to have have strong sway among his republican conference here? whichever way mitch mcconnell would vote, largely, you would see the conference vote. but now, clearly here, there's a question of whether he may be the sole republican to vote against the nomination of tulsi gabbard to be this next director of national intell

kids to do or shouldn't be chose to rush in part of the skin. lenny, well we just sort of symmetry elaine and a button on the edge. the in history is relative. what caused world war one and its consequences for some examples the, i mean if it is a line, if the bunch of the guilt defaults go is it goes with the boy or girl and them does it shut off on you to impose over to this side v and there in bell in announced the establishment different queens on the independent state instead of the kids that were colon, but didn't want to give up that bonus to advertise essentially they tend to the kingdom of poland into what colon, and then started to building the population, the number was the toilet issue was the news, but it's still a goal explorer thoughts who design it of to the storage. as the war approach to tipping points, russian forces were strong gary and claimed several victories over the tongues. the germany and russia wall retails at down in bloody battles. russia's allies, england, and france comfortably put their economies on a wall fitting and prepared to come up, not just germany,

you have, it's like elaine kamarck, who was the re-inventor-in-chief for bill clinton, said, "it's like fat marbled in the steak." and so the point is, you have to go and find it. and the people that know where it is are the people who work in government. so if you go in there and you attack them and say they're worthless, and they're idiots, and they have to get going and pack up, and we're gonna shut their agency down because we don't need it, and everything they've been doing for 15 years is worthless, well, they're not gonna be very cooperative to you. so if you were serious about trying to find pockets of waste, or even fraud, these are the people that could help you find it. so again, it's just a marker of seriousness to me. if you were serious about changing government, you wouldn't go about it by attacking everybody in sight. - as will said, it can't be done by just by amputation. it needs to be done somewhat more surgically. and i will say that the biggest supporters of my somewhat radical reform efforts have been the senior civil servants. they want more authority to manage th

he delivered the news in the ktvu parking lot with his co-anchor, elaine corral, during the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. >> pushed by 30 mile an hour winds. >> and the oakland firestorm in 1991. >> he was unflappable no matter what was happening. you tuned in and he was there, and he was calm and he was articulate. and unlike some other anchors, you knew he knew what he was talking about. >> richmond was and always will be the patriarch of the ktvu family. he showed a different side during the last night. former ktvu anchor reporter sara sidner was on our air. he affectionately mentioned my friendship with her. >> you've got one friend, amber lee, who just can't do without you. >> forever in the hearts of current and past coworkers. sidner spoke about richmond from new york city, where she is an anchor with cnn. >> i'm just i'm devastated. i'm i'm devastated that he's gone. people have no idea how hard he worked to make sure that the story of those in the bay area and around the world was told with grit, with accuracy, and with humanity. >> we love you, dennis richmond. amber lee, ktv

as a crime, that was journalist volley sliding their intel a v here in germany for a minister on elaine to bare bach and strongly rejected. donald trump, suggestion bear box says that gaza belongs to the palestinians. and she also added that the expulsion of the palestinian civilian population from gaza would not only be unacceptable. and contrary to international war, she said they would also lead to new suffering and new hatred. i spoke with mark welder, he's a professor of international law and international constitutional studies at the university of cambridge. i asked him if you as president trump, has any legal authority to take over the gaza strip. to know he's speaking without any legal authority, whatever. it sounds like he is thinking in terms of his domestic practice and it's appropriate. she type coon who can take over some dialect, wasteland, and turn it into a flower to florida. right. or aces, florida like races. but here of course it's not an empty kind of treat. this is the territory which belongs to. ready palestine i the as a state, if you think it is a state already

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that somebody getting upset as many times we are doing the maximum to both of these capture this elaine is to feed them as much them as we can, like our people who were denied food in medicine. i did it for the city, and we have here a lot of caps and this late as well to leave. and what have done was it they made how these got us well, but trying to protect them by their own life, how to feed them as much as they can. but at the end you, we will have, we, we have to remember that these a caption, the site is with and does a split up for 15 months, which is the destroying denied the basics of food and medicine. and then it puts it down north of the 2nd. unfortunately, the media, minnesota need is asking about 3 is the latest. but i'm sure if you will need a big deal out of it will be hidden from that. but i've seen as a lot of it leads to the in the past uh around. so for these, how much the basic you wanted to check in the last few days before it leaves and how much would be where to submit and not to talk about anything if the ottoman or these and the from it is what i need. and so do

number 2 was through to the last full and she'll fight elaine of the pen code for placing that though. hall funnel katia lopez. how do you reports from this quarter final, between 3 time reigning champion, english wine tech and the leading every but kina of conflicts then was a contests between the highest rank players left and the costs are open. world and number to try and tech is targeting her 1st title when since she lifted the french open trophy last june, she took the 1st set for the loss of just 2 games. the former wimbledon championed reba keena briefly threatened to come back and the 2nd set foot spine took went onto when it's $75.00, and she's through to the semi finals. i feel free to do you know like i don't feel any pressure on me. you know, i already a tour of the lot so every tournament is just another opportunity to us to add a little bit smaller but, but i'm happy overall with my game. and i just trying to focusing focus on that. this mark, spice tex, 15th consecutive match win here in zillow. ha, it's a tournament that seen some of the biggest names and tend to suffe

the leg, pulls for the i'm 23 flight as he sees power. recently held that fast public meeting to elaine concerns of residency area, thousands of people you can see for yourselves a turned up for ronnie, in a stadium loop, which on this filed this to be activities of slow need is you need a grandma says empty free tools of control over the heart of cd, this is a good seems to have 0 c d on the control and uh by 28 sweets, the spiked was sort of his security in certain areas. according to his estimates by w h. o and kimberly's me me see i've had nearly 3000 people here. one of these things a lot. she's not made the 2 zip codes of grandma. not a stephen by mtc. a pretty sight does it. i don't of january 2025. the previous short lived, so it's vision site, visit your much she a t. this is not change. they've come things to coordinate like bugs, berries in most needs the wounds which are received a new metro's hands offenses. yeah, we will mouse when people move to buy your bizarre you too high as well as most things have come to don't they? yeah. besides what i'm 33 unknowns is fine. you kn

obviously it was project elaine as the latest on washington dc when it comes to america's trading partners, the big 3 are mexico, canada, and to a lesser extent, china. now you as president, donald trump says he will target all 3 with tariffs, 25 percent for both mexico and canada. 10 percent for china. according to the census bureau, those countries account for 41 percent of all goods imported and exported from the us. we have big deaf as, as with, as you know, with all 3 of them. and in one case, they're sending massive amounts of fentanyl killing hundreds of thousands of people a year with a fence at all. and in the other 2 cases, they are making it possible for this appointment to get in. the white house did not release a complete list of targeted products, but trump did say he would be imposing tears later on. canadian oil experts say that will cause gas prices in the us to spike and the countries about their own retaliatory tariffs. canadian officials have said they'll go after the states and companies that supported trumps re election. it could mean fruit from florida manufacturing

so you give me a, so when this elaine use the body of 6 it into, for you to listen to the what are the people is getting money from the home fuels, but ceiling for them to phone with us please give when it was in love with leggings hooked up with the the the, the dealership list, or that'd be this difficult piece that you were supposed to have of what you see, what will surely be a good deal more to your i did. so could it, the middle of that was usually is most of the people that this has now your employ . yeah. which is a good company and they're pretty much what the summer summer is there's always too much. 1944 was quite cold. frost was followed by thoughts by day that was smooth will rain and the frost came at night. the wind up played into nazi hands with each passing day. the numbers of sick people increased, they were dying, and the thousands call him the trust of dressler instead of russian shows that are not up to you. that's what i have off in terms of the story news to hear from the corner of classroom for so again, what are the dealer shows? it's your trip your show about

so elaine must continue, so it's a f, it's to slash and burn the bloated bureaucracies and america off to effectively dismantling usa id and it's tentacles across the globe. next up, radio free europe and voice of america, both of them on the chopping block. as musk says they're not worth it. in fact, they just a waste of money. it is just radical left crazy people talking to themselves, walk torching, $1000000000.00 a year of us taxpayer money. which conference calls out the address is unprecedented levels of corruption and dirty dealings usa id. now a well known in front of the c, i a held the post strings for 60 percent of americans for an assistance fishing out over $40000000000.00 abroad. last year alone. now what's left to the agency will be merged with the us state department with trump announcing that is $14000.00 employees will be with old down to just $300.00. and the former us state department officials exposed even more of the usa. i. these are shady activities mike bens, token to talk across and detailing a slew of instances, instances when the agency had his hand in findi

i asked elaine, who are these donors faithful? who said they're super brilliant computer people and they loved the country. simple . wait a minute. people from a 160 years old to a 169 years, 821000. so a 106 year old people. 172879006000. 087. but now let's go into the real numbers from 200 to 209 years old. 879 people from 210 years old. i haven't met any of them. and if i did i, i would bless them. i would. i would worship the ground, they walk on 212219 is 866 from 220 years old to 229 years old. 1039. and then you have 2 people from 240 years old to 249 years old. one person. and there's one person that's 360 years old. that's just that. and then where's the money being spent? right? let's go into that for just a 2nd. $520000000.00 for a consultant on the environment. all right, president and solve the address in the press following the reset impulse, i believe this is his major press briefing. following the recent discussion between the delegation between russia and the united states have met to get on the same table, talkin

the changes in facing elaine rose to find coming success the highest friend our plan. women's history is on the come back trail from a shoulder injury. so i'm missing my license seats on a grandson champion simona, however, is retiring from tennessee 33 year old remaining may be announced, but after a 1st round looks at the tournaments in a farm country. it was only a 5th event since returning from the rocks. right, but it's high school is looking for in a row driving. thank you very much. indeed. not a rex. the 2nd largest city of most of is one of the oldest in the world and it contains religious heritage sites of global interest. many of its ancient and historic landmarks were destroyed by iso forces a decade ago. but though iraq is rebuilding the would support from the united nations on the head travel to most of the witness some of the renovated sites. oh, once again, you need to do is bringing in the most famous flights o'clock to of this convent established in the 19th century. was wrecked. of the ice of forces sees the city in 2014, but now it's the store to its former glory o

she defeated elaine else to paint code in the final and uh huh. now reported a councillor custodian was the or should was a final lineup that would have been hard to predict a few days ago dilemma. also pen go was back in the title of the slider for the 1st time and close to a techie. well, amanda and you see more about was targeting the biggest when of her career, nbc mall that came close to cleaning tennis in 2023 due to mental burn out that this week until ha, has seen the american at her very best. she won the 1st set 6 for it was the 1st said her lot being opponent had dropped and the entire tournament 1st set belongs to amanda and is some older and there was more of the same for let me see more. but in the 2nd set, rather than the 2 hundreds just over a year ago, rushing back have a nice the mobo wrapped up the victory and st says to become the cuts are open champion. never before has she won a title at this level of the game? there's been a lot of hard work, a lot of tears, a lot of good moments. um, i think with tennis to kind of experienc

up really base, basically in about 18 months or so as time they housing, the offer that you'll be elaine, the president, and then they can stop, you know, looking for the future and maybe having a, uh, the somebody in the mobile office ready though is the extra examples they have, big risk, gd, yvonne slipped strong at the moment. at laurie just on a similar scene to what george was saying there berlins defense chief. the story is admit, that if the us reduces its military presence in europe, its allies wont be able to fill the void anytime soon. so what options does you have on will it be able to meet the 5 percent defense spend goals set by washington? i'll make it simple, they have no options and they won't be able to meet it. germany is in the process of the industrialized, the economy and the u. k. as a rec. similarly in france, there is no industrial base anymore in europe. they can produce or even begin to match. they've already conceded that even the united states plus europe combined can not match the industrial output on military hardware and weapons that russia can produce. so

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elaine: you know, just because you two are homosexuals... so what?the premise of that episode was a journalist was following jerry to do some sort of piece on him and got it into her head that jerry and george were gay lovers. george: what do you think of this shirt? journalist: it's nice. george: jerry said he didn't like it. jason alexander: and the minute that we understood that that was the impression we were giving; we went into overdrive to try and prove to her that that was the farthest thing from true. jerry: it was a joke. george: look you want have sex right now? do you want have sex with me right now? let's go! michael schneider: they really nailed the satire of the so-called gay panic. jerry: it's not true! it's not true! not that there's anything wrong with that. dan levy: the more we see things, the more normalized those things become. man: hello.. dan levy: whether it's sexuality, whether it's gender diversity, you know, we got to just put it all out there because we've just seen one kind of thing for so long. man: how about your boyfr

so many of us grew up with dennis and elaine elaine corral, of course, then dennis and leslie, leslieriffith and julie julie haener, his last partner for several years until his retirement in 2008. >> when i first came to channel two, it was 1997, and dennis was even back then, you know, legendary. he was iconic, no nonsense, you know, straight forward. he had, like, just a larger than life, you know, feeling when you when you met him, he was almost intimidating. but once you got to know him and when i came in, he was, i think, wanting to see that, you know, i could work hard and, and, you know, get the stories right and go out and do things that mattered. >> that expectation was set so high. dennis was a fixture in the bay area long after his retirement in 2008. on that very last night, his final 10:00 news, you know, he was doing the same thing as always on the anchor desk. we all gathered in the newsroom. we watched that final newscast together in the newsroom afterward. you know, we had like champagne and paper cups. we hugged dennis. we took pictures. i actually asked my husband

later there was the 1989 loma prieta earthquake, where he, alongside co-anchor elaine corral, remained on air for hours, anchoring from our station's parking lot. richmond was one of the first black anchors of a major television newscast. his trademark steadfast delivery was no nonsense. professional, personal and loved. dennis richmond was broadcast news. dennis richmond was ktvu. jana katsuyama begins our team coverage of the life and career of richmond and jenna. you've heard from several leaders throughout the state today. >> i have mike, and as we are feeling the loss here at ktvu, there are generations of community leaders who heard the news and have been sharing their memories and thoughts with us. governor gavin newsom is in washington, d.c. today, but just sent me a statement this past hour from himself and first partner jennifer siebel newsom. i think we have that part of that statement for you. he says, quote, a newsman of the highest caliber, dennis richmond, was a pillar of bay area life for over 30 years. he was familiar with and unshaken by adversity. known best for his

so again, they've got elaine or to blocked there, trying to get those rocks off of the highway.they're going to be working on that. given an estimated time around 08:00am hoping that's the case. the air, they might still have more time to get that done. but again, southbound one dale avenue, rocks like they're still impacting 2 lanes about 14 minutes on the bay bridge this morning. and remember slick wet commute this morning. so no speeding if you're out there traveling, we do have a stalled out. truck is right there on our san mateo bridge. so that's been slowed us down a little bit. 21 minutes as people are traveling and trying to get around that crews are already on scene. they've been working to try to that's why things are going so slow the year and the struggle want to in the south at about 34 minutes. 85 up to menlo park darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain. a 6.50, right now. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. could kamala harris? >> be california's next governor? she has not said if she intends to run, but a new exclusive poll by emerson college and ou

i mean, you in television broadcast and, and the way you allowed zehnder and dennis and elaine and theandled that newsroom was unique. and it was it was really it was stunning to see. and it just i don't know if that was happening anywhere else at the time. >> well, i received a lot of initial reaction from people. it was disgusting saying, why would you put a black man on television like that? i mean, you know, and. >> when you talk about breaking barriers, it's hard to break barriers. >> yeah. and he brought he broke it right early on because he just had the talent. and i got to give it to bill schwartz. that bill schwartz was the guy that hired him and made him want what he was. but i'll tell you a quick thing. i'll never forget about dennis. i went down to mexico on a trip. on a vacation by myself because i was shot, and i didn't know that sitting behind me was deborah and dennis. and they were sitting. and when we were going to the same resort anyway, we're in the area with baggage, you know, to get through integration. and there was a round piece of steel. you had to hit it. and

. >> reporter: elaine is a former clinton administration official who oversaw large-scale cuts to federal,000 jobs. elon musk and president trump are trying to cut like 200,000 jobs in less than a month. >> well, there's a simple reason for that. we cut fat, not muscle. we targeted functions that we didn't think were needed anymore, and we made sure that we had technology ready to take those -- to take the place of those jobs. >> reporter: the d.o.g.e. cuts already facing a number of legal challenges. >> there could be conflicts of interest for elon musk, most notably, because he hasn't gone through the normal process for becoming a government employee. >> reporter: musk'scompany spacex has billions in contracas with the u.s. government, ferrying astronauts and satellites to space, while his electric car company tesla has faced numerous federal investigations. critics say it could take years for any legal challenges to play out in court. >> we're in the middle of a constitutional crisis. this will reach the supreme court. i hope the court does the right thing before we get to the next pro

elaine, 2 women, they were in their car when the suspects block them in with 2 other cars for that orderedve to work and they drove away. police then located the stolen car right near kissel. ali, sacramento street and one victim recognized a car involved in that car jacking. police arrested the 2 suspects later identified as teens, 2 loaded unregistered firearms and stolen property were recovered. okay. get a look at your screen. they say this is the car that was involved in a deadly hit and run about 3 weeks ago out of hayward. the collision happened right near us fearing boulevard and sue errol street. police describe this car as being a white midsize lexus doc. black rims. they say there's possible damage to the front bumper near the left side broken piece of a headlight lens and possible damage to the hood and windshield. they're asking if you have any information, if this car looks familiar, please give them a call. all right. we need your help. police are trying to find this missing woman on your screen. they say she's been missing for the past 6 days. this is 80 when you're on arle

you know, dennis, and whether it was with elaine corral or leslie griffith or then with julie, you knew if information was coming across that desk and dennis was sitting there, you knew that you could depend on that information to be accurate. and it really does signify a different era, not just in local news, but in news in general. if walter cronkite was the most trusted man in america, dennis richmond was the most trusted guy in the bay area. >> joe, you know, you and i and so many here at ktvu were among the very lucky to be able to spend a lot of time with dennis, not only on the air. i don't know if it's too soon, but i'm sure you have some dennis stories that show some of his lighter moments. you know, some of what viewers at home didn't always get to see on the news. >> yeah, julie expressed that. and, you know, there was a side of dennis that when you first came to work there at ktvu because of his stature, you kind of treaded lightly. you know, you wanted to say, i don't want to be the guy that he says, hey, hey, kid, don't ever do that again. you know, so there was a moment t

the bear has been living in the crawl space under sean's house on merlo elaine in pasadena since the eden fire ignited last month. >> he's been seen poking his giant head out. i think it took refuge in the jury the fire. >> and he doesn't want to come out since then. he comes out at night for food. but during the day, pretty much stays in there. look at these teeth marks. he has left his claw marks on the next door neighbor's trash bins looking for food, >> wiped out. my bear-proof trash can ease. busted it open. so he's not we're not afraid of them. but he's around here a lot. that's crazy. yogi is no stranger to these neighbors. he's been spotted in the area before. >> residents believe this is video of him from a few years much younger and slimmer. here's they'll give it. he's stealth. you don't but my son's bedroom backs up to sean's. >> house here and here is all time we know he's going in and out. their sightings are not uncommon in the foothills. a 500 pound bear was recently found hiding underneath and evacuated a home in nearby altadena. >> wildlife officials eventually remo

but elaine kamarck is here.he's a senior fellow at the brookings institution and coauthored a report on renewing the democratic party. nice to see you. thank you so much for being here. so you do lay out in your report a roadmap, short term, middle term, long term for democrats to come out of the political wilderness. but of course, the question that people are asking is, what about right now? donald trump and elon musk are not waiting for the soul search to end in your party. um, so the question is about your goal to reconnect with the voters you lost on low income voters, especially across the party? uh, all of the issues that, you know, that you identified as big issues. but before you get there to reelection, do you have a short term prescription for fighting back against donald trump right now? >> yeah. right now, the party has to help anyone who has standing to get these issues in front of the courts, because so many of these issues violate standing law and are, frankly, unconstitutional. what the presiden

the first one i worked in was the department of labor and my boss was elaine chao, who is a very skilled and very smart secretary. she was at the time the head of labor. she later became head of transportation and. i remember she said to me, don't count on these corporate executive in the foxhole. they might. they won't be with you on a tough fight. they're with you when you're doing something that helps their business, but they're not with you in the long, larger ideological. and i think that really stuck with me. they have the sense that businesses are there and they're lobbying on behalf business and that's what they do. now, there have been some exceptions in my book. i do, about a couple of corporate executives who really tried to see the country needed at key moments of j.p. morgan helped bail the economy out in two crucial moments in the crises of 1893 and 1907. you had john de rockefeller try to help prop up the in the great depression. didn't work, but he did try henry ford despite his hatred of franklin roosevelt, builds the largest armaments factory in the u.s. at willow run a

y elained we have children in our building and not appropriate i asked them if they would move down the they said sorry and continued to do it. as far as the noise, i'm a half a block away behind double paned windows throw-4 a.m. hearing drumming and very loud broadcasted music, so loud when i made a noise complaint with the nonemergency number the ofr heard it behind a closed window in my apartment. sdpdz, i hear that. it is too loud. it is makes the neighborhood unlivable. frank low and i would hope we can come to a resolution about the out door noise level on the patio. also big problem is the loitering at 4 a.m. very noise and he disruptive. i have witnessed others coming out of the bar with drinks in hands loitering in the alley and stilldrinking. they are intoxicated getting in cars and driving. that's frightening. also, patrons seem to use the no park sifted alley way as their personal parking lot. parking fullo the sidewalk blocking period of time access. blocking sorry, driveway. without any concern of when they will be towed. surprises me and block the fire hydrants. i made se