faces record-high inflation ongoing supply chain issues susan li live from apple store 5th avenue inbout new iphone good morning. >> good morning to you, gold looks good on you cheryl i will tell you that the lines on apple's, cube 5th avenue this store gets more visitors than statue of liberty fans lining up since last night to get hands on iphone 14ths if you run video of kim cook arriving at 5th avenue store opening the doors fans have been here waiting since last night. listen to what some of them have to say. >> if you don't buy anything now inflation just keeps going you will never get. >> it i am an apple fanboy i love it ever single iphone since inception i think value for money you pay for what you get. >> so we have jpmorgan barclay's morgan stanley -- apple 14 selling better than they expected. 50% apple's revenue coming from iphones by the way, here on 5th avenue getting a lot of commotion ready to open doors, tim cook will be here apple ceo in attendance when it comes to supply chains ship demand the lead timed tell us allotted right now for the iphone 14, pro, top of th

as he very famously said, if he could shoot somebody on 5th avenue. and that was years ago, he said that in his abs, clearly true it's, there is literally nothing that his supporters wouldn't back him for doing it. i don't know if many of your viewers would have heard this, but last night mr. trump very crazily said on sean hannity to sean hannity last night on an interview that he could have declassified those documents that were a moral ago just by thinking about it. and he just thought that they were declassified. that would constitute declassification as if somehow that is a real is something could do such a thing, and i'm sure that millions of americans will say sure if he just thinks about declassification, that's ok. but that doesn't mean prosecutors can look aside while mr. trump violates rules of law and they have to do their jobs, even if mr. trump sadly did not do his a girl wanna bring you back in to her. what have you think of these cases, whether you think they're a political, which on what you think the know, all of them are incredibly

the victim was shot at 50 5th avenue, got on a train and was taken off by paramedics. the victim made it to the hospital and their condition is not released. also a deadly shooting on camden street near 60 2nd avenue. they say the meant -- 62nd avenue. they say the man -- it is the eighth deadly shooting in oakland in a week. kumasi: a father stabbed in a home yesterday morning. officers found the father and son stabbed to death inside. the investigation is ongoing. owner of the beloved double play bar and grill in san francisco is planning to rebuild after a fire. the restaurant was a hang out for the minor league baseball team in san francisco and city first responders. a fire destroyed a majority of the interior of the restaurant. a gofundme is set up to replace employee wages and replace sports memorabilia destroyed. reggie: out-of-control cowards -- crowds rushing through barricades at a festival over the weekend. we spoke to people who got shaken up. >> a scary scene saturday at eight san francisco music festival. out-of-control crowds rushing the entrance to a p

detective sadie toyota camry the boy was riding in crashed on 30 5th avenue.les there in the vehicle, both of them are expected to recover. oakland police have released new photos hoping this will lead to an arrest in a triple homicide. investigators need help identifying this gold car. it happened on friday around 7:15 on martin luther king jr. way. police say two people were shot. all three people died. >> investigators are searching for a man who sexually assaulted a woman at the palo alto transit center. the attack happened sometime between 2:00 and 3:00 a.m. on saturday. she saw the man several times on the late-night bus recently. happening today, we expect to see elizabeth holmes in a courtroom. a judge will hear the motion for acquittal. she was infected -- convicted of defrauding investors. many were patients who got inaccurate blood test results. her former boyfriend was also found guilty on similar charges. the sentencing is scheduled for next month. >> governor newsom so-called care court bill is heading to his desk. he has touted this plan for mon

it does not feel like a recession here on 5th avenue in manhattan.till around the block. people are still paying up for these $1,000 iphones at least the apple consumer seems to be doing fine >> i did not realize people still line up for iphones. that's so old school >> yeah. especially because it's pretty easy to order online i was chatting with people, they said they wanted to guarantee they could get the new phone on day one. some people are the fans some people are the people being paid to wait in line and resell it the vast majority of people are either here waiting to pick it up that they already ordered online or they're excited and willing to wait a few hours to get the new iiphone >> thanks for that report. i see the line behind you. charlie, how do you look at apple? i know you're a value guy, and you don't like any growth stocks -- by the way, meta making a new low since march of 2020 -- apple, is that a tell of some kind and is it appealing to you? >> of all the faang names, this one is the most tempting it's a very, very real company wit

[jazz music playing] - we'd get on the 5th avenue bus around the corner from our building and ride downtownrabbing the rings on the colorful, legendary carousel and prancing in the grass on the grounds of one of the many park playgrounds. ♪ - i was very fortunate to have all the material trappings of being raised upper middle class, private school, roller skates, ice skates, and private music lessons. i got a new bike every other year, the latest toys at christmas and birthdays. and i had a fabulous collection of barbie dolls. the money my father provided mom and me gave us the opportunity to live a life like my classmates and people that we went to church with. other times, we'd go to the metropolitan museum of art and marvel at all of the great works of the masters. and we'd visit the meum ofatural htory. or at the behest of my father, joe glaser woulsend my mother tickets to broadway plays. those afternoons were heaven, full of fantasy and majesty, going around and around on that carousel and feeling free and seeing everyone smiling and happy and getting dressed up in my finest, and moth

where i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and not lose voters. >> talking about reading stage direction there. >> there's a new -- >> sioux center doctrine we'll call it. >> 47% of republicans say he should be the 2024 nominee. 46% say he wouldn't. he still has significant sway in the party despite the issues. >> it is rue. each time you see a press conference from the new york attorney general you can probably guarantee to see emails go out to tap into fund raising and trying to seize on this and claim it's a witch hunt. >> he maintained support sometimes because of this seeing him as being targeted. plays the victim card well. you know this from republicans on capitol hill. there is uneasiness about where this is heading and another point to make is i think after the november elections if some trump backed candidates fail there's conversations about whether they can support him. >> the reason why some republicans are uneasy including a trump rally, listen to the music played on friday night. >> now we are in a nation in decline. we are a failing nation. we are

a guy from 5th avenue in new york, married, scams in his past, who became the voice of aggrieved americahanging culture. so it was always an unlikely fit, and his personal motivation and the political interests of his coalition never seem to exactly align. but he has solidified that, you know, that relationship. and as much as there are voices in the republican party who want to say that the gop is moving fast, look at the primaries this summer. you know, his candidates, each the election deny evers, the most extreme, winning. so whatever -- however this started, where we are now is a republican party where the trump faction is the dominant faction, and those who are uneasy about him face the choice of do they stay in a coalition where they are now subordinate to those interests. >> jessica, rob, great to see you boeing -- you both. >>> disturbibing video out of f colorado showing a trarain hittg a police car with a woman trapped inside. how did this happen? nts help yoe from hundreds of bath options so we fit your style. our installers complete your work ias little as a day so we fit yo

the fire is burning on the side of the freeway near 30 5th avenue and delaware street.s a fire engine at the bottom of your screen. traffic is backed up for several miles along westbound 580. we will continue to monitor the situation. over a dozen members of california's urban search and rescue team are on their way to puerto rico to help them recover from hurricane fiona. i could's of puerto ricans are still without drinking water and electricity. the storm caused what officials say is catastrophic damage to the dominican republic and puerto rico. >> hurricane fiona now a category three storm just offshore of the turks and caicos islands today. earlier the storm slamming into the dominican republic causing mudslides. on puerto rico, heavy rain and winds leaving at least two dead shared more than 1000 people rescued by first responders. this drawn video showing the floodwaters. >> in the metropolitan area, it is mostly urban flooding. the southern part of the island is -- and the western and eastern parts, they received a lot of rain. >> hundreds of thousands are still

a victim was shot near 50 5th avenue and then got on a b.a.r.t. train and was taken off at the fruitville station by paramedics. the victim went to the hospital. conditions have not been released. police have not made any arrests. there was also a deadly shooting in oakland saturday night. it happened on camden street near 60 2nd avenue. police say the victim was a man from san francisco, but they have not revealed his identity. that is the eighth deadly shooting in oakland in just a week. kumasi: in haywood, a father and sun were stabbed to death at a home early yesterday morning. police have not released any details, but they say they got a 91 one call about an altercation inside of a home. officers found both the father and sons stabbed to death inside. that investigation is ongoing. the owner of the beloved double play bar and grill in san francisco is planning to reopen after a fire. the restaurant opened in 1909. it is the hangout for san francisco field, minor-league baseball team, as well as the city's first responders. you can see how it

here was the crowd, customers camped out in front of the 5th avenue apple store, day it is advance to phone that changed everything we've seen more than a dozen iterations since then. and now we're up to 14 the iphone 14. looks a bit different than the first one, officially available in apple stores today. and people lined up to be able to get their hands on one at the new flagship new york store. steve covak is live outside that store. how did the launch go, and why are -- they beeped at you. why are people still coming and waiting? >> reporter: that's an apple fan beeping at me, tyler look, we're 12 hours since -- almost 12 hours since doors opened and there's still a line over here. it's been shrinking and growing like an accordion, but yes, people are lining up i was chatting with people, why are you here you can just order it on line, have it delivered to you but people, 15 years later, love the excitement, love the hubbub. ceo tim cook was here this morning taking selfies with customers. so people love being part of the event of it all. it's more about that, than the phone in so

. >> you know, remember when he said i could choose someone on 5th avenue and i wouldn't lose a vote, maybe that was true, but he'd be prosecuted for killing someone. this is illegal. this is really illegal. this is dangerous and illegal, so yeah, maybe he could have shot someone and not lost any trump voters. but he would have been prosecuted for murder. he broke the law people. >> so straightforward. >> i have to ask you, al, as a democrat who would like to see democrats expand their majority in the senate and maybe pick up some governor seats along the way, is this exactly what you would like to see out on the campaign trail later on this evening with trump and mastriano and dr. oz, or does it worry you a little bit that -- >> no. >> -- they could potentially get elected? okay. >> i want trump to make this about him. this is going to be a referendum on biden and inflation, and all this stuff, inflation is going down. gas prices are going down. there's been a number of huge accomplishments by biden and the congress, so things are looking better there, but man, oh, man, yeah, this co

. >> 6.17, right now and in national news, trump tower on 5th avenue is one of trump's crowning achievementsew york state attorney general says that trump overestimated the value of that property among others and use that fraudulent information to obtain favorable bank loans. she wants the trump family to stop doing business in new york altogether. kelsey kernstine has the story. >> new york state attorney general letitia james has never been shy about her ambitions to go after and bring down donald trump often calling the former president a legitimate. after a 3 year long investigation. james filed a civil lawsuit against trump, 3 of his children and their family real estate business claiming they committed fraud over a ten-year period. donald trump falsely. >> inflated his net worth by billions of dollars to unjustly enrich himself. mister trump and the trump organization repeatedly and persistently manipulated the value of assets. to induce banks. to lend money to the trump organization. james also saying she believes that trump's violated state law by falsifying business records and viol

rain 8, 16 and in national news trump tower on 5th avenue is one of trump's crowning achievements inl estate empire. however, the new york state attorney general says that trump. >> over estimated the value of his property. in fact, they claim he used fraudulent information to obtain favorable bank loans and she wants trump and his family to stop doing business in new york and pay for it too. kelsey, christine has the story. >> new york state attorney general letitia james has never been shy about her ambitions to go after and bring down donald trump often calling the former president illegitimate. after a 3 year long investigation. james filed a civil lawsuit against trump, 3 of his children and their family real estate business claiming they committed fraud over a ten-year period. donald trump falsely. >> inflated his net worth by billions of dollars to unjustly enrich himself. mister trump and the trump organization repeatedly and persistently manipulated the value of assets. to induce banks. to lend money to the trump organization. james also saying she believes that trump's viol

you know, the triplex apartment in trump tower on 5th avenue.n 30,000 square feet. which was the basis for valuing the apartment. in reality. the apartment had a barrier of less than 11,000 square feet, something that mister trump was well aware of. and based on that inflated square feet footage, the value of the apartment in 2015 in 2016 was 327 million dollars. to this date. no apartment in new york city has ever sold for close to that amount. tripling the size of the apartment for purposes of the valuation was intentional and deliberate fraud. not an honest mistake. mister trump was intimately familiar with the layout of both the building. and the apartment having personally overseen the construction. of both. despite his sworn testimony before invoking his 5th amendment privilege. mister weisselberg conceded. that using the false square footage in properly inflated the value of the apartment almost 3 fold. mister weisselberg admitted that this amounted to a overstatement of give or take 200 million dollars. misrepresenting the size of the ap

we'll tease that and of course the iphone 14, tim cook at the 5th avenue apple store.utures going to weigh down on the fedex news back in monta me >>> shares of adobe take another leg lower after tumabling 17% yesterday, the biggest plunge since 2010 the company reported results, announced the acquisition of software design firm figma in a deal worth about $20 billion in cash and stock shantanu did join us yesterday after that announcement. >> the deal is really all about the top line and accelerating top line you know we're extremely profitable company, and what we have said is we have some aggressive goals in terms of being able to make this accretive in year three, which is rapid as well as driving topline growth so from the perspective of shareholders, what we have said is we will offset dilution, but we believe that it rapidly actually enables us to accelerate our bottom line eps as well. >> as well as take one of their chief competitors, start-up on a relative basis, out of the mix >> one of the things that i think struck people was they bought them because they

thomas, 5th avenue in new york and the queen sent a statement through one of her representatives where said to the american people, she said, grief is the price we pay for love. it was an extraordinarily poignant and deep insight, and that is something that i think people admired her for, statesmen admired her, people around the world recognized she was not just of historical significance but also historic wisdom. that's why so many american presidents and others so enjoyed the time they spent in her company. i've heard this from several people in the administration, democrat and republican in america. they talk about the way in which the hours they spent with the queen were among the happiest and most meaningful of their time as president, and that is partly, largely perhaps to do with the fact that she was a person of great wisdom. also, of course, embodied a type of quiet courage that so many people admire and perhaps so few people show. you mentioned the war. of course, she did serve in a capacity then as a young woman, and it's also important to remember that, you know, her first

you have blind loyalty to a rate leader who can do no wrong who literally can shoot someone on 5th avenuesupport anyway. that is extremely dangerous. that is a commonality between that. that is really vague -- very dangerous. a man who can come in and create chaos and try to clean up the chaos by saying i only wanted to clean up the chaos. that is quite similar. i commend the viewer to go and look at the speech itself and you will see for yourself what was going on there. i think he does a pretty good job of making it very clear. in fact, he went out of his way to make it clear he was not trying to divide he was trying to point out the danger and night the rest of the country. host: professor plucked the president did give this speech two months before an election at the white house but primetime address and some are critical or having marines behind him. >> i am happy you want to address that but i want to insert if i may 1, interest question. enter, cheerleaders with look at the speech. it is 16 pages. there is half of one page, that talks about maga republicans. that is where they pick

yet she can support a man who said that he could shoot someone in the middle of 5th avenue and he wouldot lose any supporters. i mean, what is pro-life? also as far as pro-life, i don't see any of these pro-life people when i was a person who worked in child protective services. i saw none of these pro-life persons coming. these children were placed in foster care from abuse and neglect. we never saw any of them coming to a safe and happy home. the hypocrisy needs to stop. pro-life is more than just in the womb. let's get some advocates for them. thank you. host: next caller is in south carolina on the republican line. go-ahead. caller: i've been listening to your last collar and i agree with a lot of the points that she made. i want to speak about one thing she said. she kind of points the blame at president biden about tipping the divide on the republicans. i think that happened a long time ago. this whole nuance of rino. the whole country has gone away from political parties and is divided. i think if we could get back to that. i'm deliberately leaving out my personal faith position

yet she can support a man who said that he could shoot someone in the middle of 5th avenue and he would lose any supporters. i mean, what is pro-life? also as far as pro-life, i don't see any of these pro-life people when i was a person who worked in child protective services. i saw none of these pro-life persons coming. these children were placed in foster care from abuse and neglect. we never saw any of them coming to a safe and happy home. the hypocrisy needs to stop. pro-life is more than just in the womb. let's get some advocates for them. thank you. host: next caller is in south carolina on the republican line. go-ahead. caller: i've been listening to your last collar and i agree with a lot of the points that she made. i want to speak about one thing she said. she kind of points the blame at president biden about tipping the divide on the republicans. i think that happened a long time ago. this whole nuance of rino. the whole country has gone away from political parties and is divided. i think if we could get back to that. i'm deliberately leaving out my personal faith position wh

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this is like pulling bartenders off 5th avenue and sending them out to the front lines. and it's going to only provide more fatalities and grievous wound to these individuals. i think putin has his hands full not only in a failing effort in ukraine but also in his own nation. >> i know a lot of those bartenders, you want those men and women on the front lines, trust me. we have more news into us, admiral, sweden announced the coast guard they have discovered a fourth gas leak in the nord stream pipeline. i'll let you characterize it the way you want to. russia going so far as saying, it's these explosions, these leaks are occurring in american controlled, western controlled areas, suggesting sabotage from the west. what is putin up to here? >> yeah, i think it's pretty clear that what's happening is not a coincidence, not an accident, and, you know, bonus, who gains, putin gains. so i think you can pretty well use akam's razor, the simplest answer is the right one to say that at the end of the day is what's happening here is russian sabotage. i don't know that with certa

regular people when they see all his wealth, they see the power of owning that house, that mansion on 5th avenuer anybody. largest audience for an inauguration of anybody in history. these big bragging numbers are a part of trump's personality. the bragging and bullying work together. little people are impressed by the money, the supermodel wife. now he has his daughter indicted with him? this is changing the look of that household. he will tell his daughter, sorry about this, sorry about getting you indicted, for getting you to sign things you shouldn't have signed. he treated allen weisselberg like he treated sean spicer. he told him to enlarge the square footage of an apartment? there are opinions, but there are no new facts. you can't create facts. he's creating new facts about the square footage of his properties and the wealth he has. and he's been lying. like he was with the crowd size and his health reports. now i think it is melting all around him. i think letitia james is moving. i think the 11th circuit down in florida is helping him move to actually study those documents. and i think

detectives say the camry crashed on 30 5th ave as the driver got off the freeway -- on 35th avenue ashe driver got off the freeway. the woman and boy are both expected to recover. just about 20 minutes ago, oakland police released these photos of a gold car, they say, investigators need help identifying in connection with friday's triple homicide. it happened around 7:15 on martin luther king jr. way, near 29th street. two people were shot and the cyclist was hit. all three died. dan: a north bay woman is among the plaintiffs in 17 sexual assault related lawsuit filed today against lyft. amy is among those accusing the san francisco-based company of knowing the risks drivers like her faced but doing little to protect them. she says she was assaulted by a male passenger while driving for lyft in march of 2020. >> when i resisted, he wrapped his hands around my neck, choking me, and continuing to grow -- grope me until we reached the destination. dan: she says lyft provided no training on how to handle situations like she faced and was never informed of her rights as a driver. we have n

avenue international toulevard. investigators are still searching for the shooter. this is the 5th deadly shooting in oakland this week, including an incident outside of city hall. san jose police are trying to get drivers to pay more attention to pedestrians. that's as the city deals with the spike in the number of pedestrian deaths. one of these recent tragedies involved an 8 year-old boy kron four's. justin campbell talked to police on how they're making trying at least to make the streets safer. just about a block away a week ago, an 8 year-old boy was killed while walking in the crosswalk. >> now police are educating drivers, but also issuing citations. >> was a police released this video of their traffic enforcement crackdown. the department's public information officer acted as a pedestrian, tried to walk in the crosswalk when all of a sudden a white suv blows right through the crosswalk without even stopping the driver was pulled over. >> to be able to go out there and actually try and now change. have it by stopping people in either issuing warnings or citations rolled ral

avenue and international boulevard. investigators are still searching for the shooter. this is the 5th deadly shooting in oakland this week, including an incident right outside of oakland city hall. >> and the south by a woman is in critical condition after a crash that caused her pickup truck to flip over. you're looking at the scene there. san jose police tweeted this photo. it happened this afternoon at the intersection of capitol avenue and various a road in san jose. no word yet on what caused that crash. san jose police are trying again to get drivers to pay more attention to pedestrians. that's as the city deals with a spike in the number of pedestrian deaths. one of the recent tragedies involved an 8 year-old boy kron four's. justin campbell talked to police on. >> they're trying to make the streets safer. >> just about a block away a week ago, an 8 year-old boy was killed while walking in the crosswalk. now police are educating drivers, but also issuing citations. >> was a police released this video of their traffic enforcement crackdown. the department's public information of

avenue and international boulevard. now they're still searching for the shooter. this is the 5th deadly shooting in oakland this week. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, san francisco's mission district now has new housing for young people. we're going to hear more on the city's effort now to get people off the street. plus, wild pigs continuing to damage properties all across the state will show you what some homeowners in the east bay are dealing with. >> brightening skies above sfo right now. and we're looking at a really warm day just around the corner for areas of if you want to get outside the coastline is really our best option. sunshine and 70's out there. your forecast ahead. >> and as traffic continues to pick up on this friday morning, we're keeping a close eye on your drive times. we'll be right back after the break. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ reggie bush had something important

avenue and international boulevard. investigators are still searching for the shooter. it marks the 5thdly shooting in oakland just this week. a new study is warning a fault line may create a massive earthquake in the southern california peninsula. researchers at harvard say the pollo varities fault zone. my create a 7.8 magnitude earthquake. the fall was thought to be made up of smaller faults. but new research is showing it is a system of connected fractures. that connection starts from the santa monica bay to the dana point coast in orange county and scientists are concerned this could be potentially dangerous. we'll talk now about our friday forecast as we take a live look outside here at our camera on top of mount tam are looking out there towards the bottom of mill valley. kind of see the city there in the corner. alcatraz in the middle east as a little hard to see. but we know it's out there somewhere and we hope everyone is ready for a good weekend and it's going to be a warm to hot one. i was in the weather center with details. how hot are we talking? i were just talking low to

found the man who had been shot in his van on 51st avenue and international boulevard right now investigators are looking for the shooter. this is the 5th deadly shooting in oakland this week. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, san francisco's mission district now has new housing for young adults. we're going hear more from one of the cities, one of those behind the city effort to help get people off the street. and wild pigs, damaging property statewide. we're going to tell you how some homeowners are dealing with it. and after the break, republicans in dc are running a new campaign called commitment to america. we're going hear why some democrats are calling it a farce. >> and today is set to be a warmer one than we've been all week long up to this point. some low 90's returning inland 80's right along the bay shore. and it's just the start of even hotter conditions over the weekend. your forecast ahead. ♪ ♪ from out of the blue, every room can be more innovative. with some of that. and a whole lot of this. meet our exclusive dent and scratch resistant stainmaster laminate. check out our most innovative products. only at lowe

avenue and international boulevard. he was dead when they found him. the shooter nowhere to be found. it's the 5thing trend that's happening at schools across the country. you may be familiar with the term swatting. it's where you call in a fake 9-1-1. call to an address and police respond. well. >> now they're being called into schools. but again, these calls are completely fake. but in the last few weeks, recent incidents of forced lockdowns, at least 10 states, including california law enforcement, says he's prank calls, obviously cause chaos for them. but a lot of stress for parents, too. but they have to treat these calls as if they're real until they find out. it's not. >> every single time that poll ratings and it's a possible active shooter scenario. hostage situation. we have to accept that as if it's the real deal and go. >> yeah, experts say some of the threats are discovered on social media, others on smartphone apps which can make it hard to trace. they say these calls are usually made by children and teens. if the suspect behind that false threat is a student and they're caught, they