it said william allen jordan. >> william allen jordan? >> yeah. i was like wow, this isn't him.she tucked the information away thinking it must be an alias used for undercover work. now she decided to dig some more. you put that name into google. >> i did. >> reporter: what came back? >> horrific, horrific news. beyond anything i could have expected. >> reporter: enter, enter, enter, and it just gets worse and worse and worse. >> the more i read, the worse it gets. >>> coming up -- >> this is not a surprise to me. i knew this was going to happen. >> a revelation from halfway around the world. another woman with another tale about liam allen. >> it was devastating. it was crushing. it was like coming out of the matrix. >> when "dateline" continues. ri! and the more nights that go by, the more surprised she gets. her husband is surprised too. gain scent beads ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate, drivers who switched s

weisselberg for sure. >> allen weisselberg. >> allen weisselberg. >> allen weisselberg. >> who would know the answer to those questions? >> allen weisselberg. >> now it's time for allen weisselberg to explain what he knows. if they don't have anything, can they force him to say where the bodies are buried? >> look. i think he's going to resist it as long as he possibly can. we have no way of knowing what if anything is there in terms of the records they're subpoenaing in terms of his personal finances. so if there is something there they can find as a pressure point, that could make it harder for him to withstand. as i said, he's been with the company for a very long time. it ooh going to take a lot and a while, i think, based on everything conversation i've had to get him to turn on trump in some way. >> but, you know, maggie, a lot of what's being looked at is stuff that the president -- the ex-president has spoken to in the past. basically a pattern that some think in common of deflating values for certain purposes and increasing them for others. the d.a. has gotten bank records f

another officer fired his gun hitting allen in the chest and allen later died at the hospital. >> in bay area news. there are a group of mayors who have come together to talk about the homeless situation and here's that report. >> we stand together just say that we need to treat homelessness. like the crisis that it is san jose mayor sam liccardo introducing the big city mayors coalition mayors from the 13 largest cities in california collectively asking the states and for 20 million dollars to help house the unsheltered 20 billion dollars is an appropriate. >> large investment in california's largest problem. the money would be paid over the course of 5 years and it would be the largest allocation of funds dedicated to fighting the homeless crisis in the country. but california is home to more than a quarter of the country's homeless population and investment as large as this could build over 100,000 homes for those in need. the reality is that not one city can. >> do this along not want to fully address this problem because it's clearly a state wide crisis. the mayors of san franci

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and in order to do that, that would then incentivize allen weisselberg to flip on donald trump.ty to donald trump and the trump organization, but as i previously wrote in a column for msnbc online, why would a parent pick donald trump when they could actually help their own son? >> more to come on all this as it is developing by the hour, it seems, at that point. katie phang, thanks for sticking around for us. >>> coming up, everybody, food insecurity in this pandemic. millions of families struggling to get enough to eat one year after covid shut down schools, public services, and forced so many people in this country into poverty. after the break, we're going to talk to a mother of six about the sacrifice that she is making to feed her own family. we'll be right back. we'll be rig bhtack. what?! ♪ whatever you have at home, knorr sides can turn nutritious veggies into mouthwatering meals. ♪ veggies taste amazing with knorr. - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. veggies taste amazing [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of oursel

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allen died at a local hospital. in san jose police are investigating a fatal hit and run crash that happened last night at the intersection oa monterey road and kirchner avenue. that's right near a busy shopping center there on your screen. we're still working to find out what type of car police are searching for and the details about the victim. but we do know the person who died was a pedestrian. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a hate crime investigation in the east bay after a black delivery driver says he was racially profiled why he's thankful neighbors got involved. >> plus, california's budget could see a surplus of about 20 billion dollars where that money could be headed. and after the break, president biden says the nation is on the move again. >> turning crisis into opportunity. a recap of this first address to congress that's coming up. just one day after sonoma county declared a drought emergency. >> we're getting an aerial look at what the conditions are like there. so this is video from a quad c

steve allen came up to her afterwards, the audience applauded, he was applauding, he gave her a peck, doll. come back any time. after that moment, later in the week, they got all kinds of racist hate mail because steve allen had kissed a black woman on the cheek on live television on "the tonight show," and later that week, steve allen went on the air live and read one of these hateful letters with all the horrible words. the audience was stunned, quiet, nobody knew he was going to do this. and when he finished reading this horrible, racist letter that called him out for kissing lena horne on the cheek, he said, if anybody knows who this man is, please let us know. he did not have enough gumption to sign his own name and if you do know this person, and steve allen, who is known for wearing his horn-rim glasses, then whipped off his glasses and said, please find him a psychiatrist, he's is the sickest man in network. and the entire audience erupted in applause. completely improvised. so, you know, this was just one of the early examples of sort of the political ramifications and free

the allen families, friends and neighbors were also saddened to hear what happened. they have rally together and have now raised more than $20,000 for the family just start to cry. i was so upsetting. >> i want to support them anyway. i could allen's wife olivia says her husband is that families rock in their support means everything to we've been known each other since i was 5 we reached out to any police for more information but did not hear back. >> allen's family says the woman who hit it has been arrested. >> in antioch. michelle kingston kron. 4 news. >> still to come tonight, new details about the shooting in texas this week that left one person dead and 5 others injured. what we're learning tonight about the alleged shooter. plus, we will hear from the fresno police officer fired after getting accused of being a crowd. a boy member. what he has to say about the claims. >> and here at lawrence talk about the weather drought conditions have nearly every county in the state taking steps to save water. now. >> with lawmakers in california on both sides of the ais

we are going to be joined now by ron allen, situation there? >> reporter: well, lawrence, we have a lull at the moment, but where we are here, we're down the street from the police station just a little ways you can see in the distance. but the crowd is sort of left this area and gone back there and now standing right in front of the police again. it's been this face to face standoff that's been going on for hours now. and they're not leaving. the last half hour, so there was an exchange back and forth of tear gas. the protesters setting off fireworks. you could see some things being thrown over the fence there. and now you can perhaps see here in the distance people are starting to run this way again. here they come. and i can see a big plume of smoke over the courtyard, the front yard in front of the police headquarters there. i don't smell any irritant in the air at the moment, but again, this has been going on all night. periodically the police come out and announce the fact that there's a curfew, people need to disperse and go home. they'r

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the allen families, friends and neighbors were also saddened to hear what happened. they have rally together and have now raised more than $20,000 for the family and just start to cry i was so upsetting. >> i want to support them anyway. i could allen's wife olivia says her husband is that families rock in their support means everything to we've been known each other since i was 5 we reached out to any police for more information but did not hear back. >> allen's family says the woman who hit hit has been arrested. >> in antioch. michelle kingston kron. 4 news. >> new tonight at 9 for a northern california man, including 3 from right here in the bay area are facing federal charges tonight connected to the deaths of 2 officers. according to federa authorities, the men facing charges are part of a far right extremist group and they destroyed evidence in both shootings. our country's dan thorn is live for us in san francisco tonight to any joins us with more on these serious charges stand. >> to get these attacks happened in late may and june of last year. the first one

allen was shot by a daly city police officer while holding a fake gun as he was sitting inside a truck with a flat tire. >> i never want my brother to be no hashtag. >> reporter: the demonstration in san francisco was part memorial and part protest. some brought flowers to lay before photos of wright and allen. >> my heart breaks every time this happens. i'm a black person myself. >> reporter: this event is in solidarity with ongoing protests in brooklyn center, where daunte wright was killed this weekend. the officer who pulled the triger in that incident mistook her taser for her pistol and since resigned and has been arrested, along with support and solidarity for the families killed this group is calling for radical change. organizers have moved on from chants of defunding the police, now calling for abolishing them and the entire justice system. >> as a person who does not believe in prisons, i think that there needs to be a reimagination of how we deal with these cases. >> reporter: to be clear most of the families of people killed by police have been calling for officers to face

joining us now from brooklyn center is nbc news correspondent ron allen. ron, you led us off last night. what is the difference tonight? >> lawrence, it just feels a lot more intense. there is a smaller crowd, but there just seemed to be a lot of energy there. in the last hour since nightfall, we've seen projectiles, rocks and bottles going one direction, rubber bullets, other projectiles coming from the police as well. it goes on and on. if you take a close look, you can see it again, that fence over there which is the entrance to the police headquarters which, again, has been the focus of the protesters and the police and national guard. there is a significant national guard presence again there tonight. troops in camouflage and heavy militarylike vehicles back there, again trying to protect this place and keep the protesters back. all of this comes down to the next hour. what will happen in the next hour as we approach curfew? will the police and national guard decide to push and clear the street out here as they have the past few nights? how long will

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the allen families, friends and neighbors were also saddened to hear what happened. they have rally together and have now raised more than $20,000 for the family just start to cry i was so upsetting. >> i want to support them anyway. i could allen's wife olivia says her husband is that families rock in their support means everything to we've been known each other since i was 5 we reached out to any police for more information but did not hear back. >> allen's family says the woman who hit it has been arrested. >> in antioch. michelle kingston kron. 4 news. one san jose neighborhood has been coping with the recent increase in crime earlier this week we showed you this exclusive. >> surveillance video of a terrifying armed robbery at a jewelry store in that report prompted other business owners to come forward, calling for more protection from the city. well, now one city councilman tells us those pleas will be answered. >> we want to get out there, be able to meet with the the business owners, those that have been targeted understand. find out as we hear that maybe no

wants to get some leverage on allen weisselberg so he will flip and testify against trump.as part of that, they've been talking to jennifer weisselberg, who is the former daughter-in-law of the cfo. she's handed over a lot of financial documents about her ex-husband, about allen weisselberg himself. basically, the way these might be useful for prosecutors is the if they showed allen weisselberg or his son engaging in tax evasion, avoiding paying taxes on free benefits they got from the company, that would get some leverage on a potential witness against trump. >> david of the "washington post" and nbc news analyst as well, david, we appreciate you. thanks. >> thanks, aaron. >>> an army of poll watchers. inside the republican plan to get thousands of volunteers to watch mostly minority voting precincts. conventional thinking. it didn't get us to the moon. it doesn't ring the bell on wall street. or disrupt the status quo. t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help you realize new possibilities. like our new work from anywhere solutions, so your teams can coll

>> ron allen, thank you for that report. we'll come back to you throughout the hour as the news develops there. thank you very much. >>> when police officers reach for their guns they are usually terrified. that calm and confident cop in the hollywood movie and the tv shows who fearlessly jump into gun battles they're the fevered dreams of hollywood directors and actors who have no idea how terrified cops are when they reach for the gun and that's why they reach for the guns because they are afraid. sometimes they should be afraid because they're facing a deadly threat to their lives but sometimes like all of us they are overreacting to their fears. and tonight we are covering two of those stories at the beginning and the end of this hour, police overreacting to fears. at the end of the hour a video that emerged in virginia this weekend showing terrified police officers angry terrified police officers with the guns drawn aimed at a completely law abiding aim lieutenant driving home with the dog in the back of the sufr and di

allen: well, you are absolutely right.hat players perform better when there are fans in the stands. we all want the fans back, there is no question about it. interestingly, i recently did a walk-through with the new york state department of health of a major stadium, and we went from the bowels to the roof of the stadium, and this venue -- venues, especially those that get the health and safety rating, it's really critical for there to be third-party verification attached to any vendor -- sort of for the institute has been providing. in fact, there is huge financial benefits to the venues that do that. people who buy suites, corporations who buy suites, fans are more likely to come back. even though the venues are quite safe -- safer than they have ever been, that's for sure -- fans are concerned about other things. our other fans going to comply with wearing a mask, or are they vaccinated? the idea, i hope that there's the united states, a substantial percentage of u.s. residents are now vaccinated. james: it does -just j

. >> reporter: 73-year-old korean legend and then 7-year-old newbie allen kim stealing scenes. >> i'm pretty. i'm good-looking. >> reporter: the low budget indie film pierces through with the story of korean family that moves to arkansas, toiling in a chicken hatchery to pursue their vision of the american dream. >> he doing things right. >> yes. >> reporter: "minari," a metaphor for the korean herb that can sprout in the most difficult conditions. >> my character doesn't like at first, but throughout the movie she starts growing on him. >> reporter: the film nominated for six oscars including best picture, best director and best supporting actress for yeun. >> strong boy. >> reporter: but the portrayal is already winning awards around the globe. >> allen kim, "minari." >> little allen with zero acting experience melting hearts at the critics choice awards. >> is this a dream. >> reporter: meanwhile, yeun has earned accolades over her 50-year career in south korea, but her blunt humor went viral after the baftas, known as the british oscars. >> british people, known as very snobbish p

they used to say, you know, donald and allen were like frica and frac. it's not just allen.he southern district did to me as well. they said if i didn't plead guilty, they were filing an 85-page indictment against me that would include me and my wife. and there was no way that i would put him at risk. and they were going to do the same thing with allen weisselberg, and his sons, who both had contact with the trump organization. barry running the rinks, both wallman and lasker, as well as the carousel in central mark, and jack, who is the only other lending institution that gave money to the trump organization. so, yeah, they're going to squeeze allen very hard and allen is roughly the same age as donald. and if he wants to spend the rest of his life, his golden years, not retired down in florida at his home, but rather at otisville or some other camp, rest assured, just keep ignoring what prosecutors and whether it's the district attorney or the fbi are asking you. that's my recommendation, i think you need to start speaking and make sure you protect yourself, because here's

so, what i'm asking you is how liable is allen dulles? >> well, dulles -- i don't think that cubans -- cuban exiles would be upset with dulles. dulles was on their side. he very much wanted this to go through. he also very much wanted president kennedy to rescue them when it was clear they were failing. dulles for odd reasons was not in the country when the invasion occurred, he was in puerto rico. to go back to the point made earlier. there was an enormous amount of american fire power just offshores, including an aircraft carrier with a-4 fighter jets. bissell kept saying let us have these for a little bit of time. others were saying this as well. to give a little bit of air cover to the brigade. you have to remember, the brigade is there, pinned down, begging for help. if you read the intercepts coming in from the beaches, they're heart-wrenching. please help us. please come. we're dying here. rescue us. just send in one plane. send in some planes, please. kennedy never did. but the cia pushed for it. some people -- some people think t

ron allen there for us, as well. several correspondents there and crews.on allen was speaking with protesters live but as you can see this is a fluid and fast developing sif wags and trying to give you the best look we can on the ground and includes talking to people, angry people when we can and when it is safe to do so and sometimes the language will go south. i will just also follow up on something ron mentioned a moment ago. the state has actually released the name of the officer who discharged the firearm in the daunte wright incident yesterday in brooklyn center, minnesota, which resulted in mr. write's death. we have seen the body cam footage from the officer that says taser, taser, taser and shoots mr. wright and says oh bleep i shot him. that female officer is identified, kimberly potter, a 26-year veteran of that police force and put on administrative leave. so we're watching this tonight. there is a curfew in effect. a curfew that's been called in the region and four counties in that metro area. it is doing nothing to keep this increasingly tens

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it was organized in honor of roger allen from daley city. late this group also learned about the death of 13-year-old adam toletto from chicago. following the group of about a couple hundred demonstrators, the sister of roger allen, one of those being memorialized. she joined the demonstration before they started marching. she is surviing deep loss. >> that was my only brother. now it's just me. >> reporter: roger was killed april 7 in daley city. a vigil was held last night after new information was released on his case. he was shot by a police officer while holding a fake gun as he was sitting inside a truck with a flat tire. >> i never want my brother to be a hash tag. >> reporter: the demonstration in san francisco was part memorial and part protest. some brought flowers to lay before photos of wright and allen. >> my heartbreaks every time this happens. i'm a black person myself. >> reporter: this event is in solidarity where daunte wright was killed this weekend. the officer who pulled the trigger says she mistook her taser for her pis

another officer fired his gun hitting allen in the chest allen then died at a local hospital. we'll go out to the south bay were a san jose group with the goal of re imagining public safety is now seeing several members resign. if people are quitting saying the committee is failing to make good on promises to reform the police department kron four's. dan thorn live in san jose tonight. >> he joins us with more on this controversy. dan doesn't sound good. >> now for these exiting members. they believe that this lacked any actual focus on police reform. this committee was put together after the death of george floyd and for these leaving members, they believe that this committee really needed to focus on real change. police reform has taken center stage in several cities across the bay area following high-profile police killings across the country, but a public safety group in san jose is seen members stepping away. we see examples of see the funding police use examples of cities re imagining how they view of responses. we should be leading the way. the san jose re imagine safet

allen ended up dying at the hospital. in the east bay oakland police say that they're stepping up efforts to reduce gun violence to oakland police captains held a facebook live event to talk about violent crimes. they say every 3 days somebody dies from a homicide in oakland. and most of those are from shootings. so far this year. there been 45 homicides in oakland. that's nearly 3 times the number of homicides from the same point last year. the captains say the number of illegal guns on the street is a big concern and the type of weaponry that were seen. >> is unlike any time experiences. i've been here at opd has 26 years. there's a lot of machine guns high-power rifle, high capacity magazines. >> police say the city's cease-fire program was working to reduce the number of homicides prior to the pandemic. but the pandemic slow that program down and the violence has since gone up, local police have opened a violent crime prevention or violent crime operation center within the last month in an effort to reduce the number

i want to go to jeannie allen on the center for education reform. can you explain at least in layman's terms what this would advocate? the 4 hundredth anniversary of slavery to look back in history and see things through the prism of slavery and recognize outstanding americans etc. but it seems to have morphed into something that is radically upending everything we know about american history. could you explain? >> it is so true. the 1619 project is not just about content but intend and it strives to put bad intentions at the feet of everyone from the folks who came here at jamestown to look for a new land to the people who stepped foot in plymouth, massachusetts to the people who debated and brought about the beginning of the end and we are still nowhere near it, the beginning and the end of racism and slavery. everyone from lincoln to wilson to you name it is on the chopping block and what is ridiculous is this has been dismissed by very credible academics. i always think about the guy named plato 2000 years ago who said the very same thing we are

founder and ceo for center for education reform jeannie allen. jeannie, i mean, the good news is eventually people can go back to in person classes. the bad news is this is what they might be subjected to. >> i was going to say that, i mean, more and more you have both the double whammy appearance incredibly frustrated and-- by the way still missouri won't be full-time until at least fall if that and then what they are going back to is not reading, math, real history, geography, civics wear americans as students show 30% or less proficiency, but debates and discussions about their social and emotional level that they can understand and critical race theory. it's by more and more parents are going to charter public schools, private schools or micro- potting themselves because they are fed up with the system. democrat, republican and in between we have let them down. neil: you know, jeannie, who says this curriculum, these guidelines? that subject kids some as young as seven or eight years old to the notion that they are automatically racist? who s

jim, hold one second because i am told ron allen is with us. folks if you've been watching this network tonight have seen his live coverage out and around the protests. and ron, i'm so happy to see that intersection is almost absent any of the protesters that we saw with you earlier. >> yeah, brian. it's been cleared out. this area is now under the national guard troops are here and they have sealed this area off. the police station is in that direction, and after several hours of warnings to clear out to the crowd, the police formed a phalanx and marched down this measure third there and force the protesters down into the city. we don't know where they've gone. people just dispersed. we were following the police at one point and we had to break off. they were going towards what's sounded like gunfire down the road ahead of them, and they told us not to follow them. and we broke off and we are waiting here now. when we're done here, we're gonna go down the road a bit. let's see when we can find out. but it's been just an incredibly intense even

jim, hold one second because i'm told ron allen was with us. we have seen his live coverage out and i'm so happy to see that the intersection who we saw with you earlier. >> brian it's been cleared out, this whole area is now under the national guard troops are here and they have sealed this area off. this police station is in the right direction and after several warnings to go to the crowd they literally just march down this major thoroughfare and pushed the protesters down into the city. we don't know where they've gone, people just dispersed. we were following the police and that we had to break off. they were going towards with sounded like gunfire down the road ahead of them and they told us not to follow them and we broke off and were and where done were gonna go down the road a bit we'll see what they're willing to find out but it's been a incredibly intense evening that started especially at nightfall when the curfew hit here at 7 pm local time and everyone knew that the police were not going to stand by and just let the protesters sta

allen rock union district is reopening with new safety measures. grades three to five will return part time. the district has 28 public schools and serves more than 11,000 students. as they return, they may notice more homeless camps around some campuses. allen rock school board says many camps popped up during the pandemic while campuses were closed. >> at some of the sites, we had been receiving reports in the past by people in the neighborhood as well as pictures and stuff of that sort that there were individuals lkound with rifles. there were drug sales going on as well as prostitution taking place, human trafficking. >> the take action by drafting a plan to clean them out in the next couple weeks. >>> today, a ribbon cutting to celebrate new affordable apartments for families in the heart of san francisco's mission district. of the 157 new homes, all but two will be for residents at 45 to 60% of the area's median income. 40 apartments will be set aside for formerly homeless families. mayor london breed will be there along with the supervisor.

jonathan allen and arnie barnes will have introductory remarks followed by a question and answer periodwe are happy to accept questions from members and the general public. please email headliners@press.org. we will have as many questions as time permits. president biden and vice president kamala harris took the oath of office on january 20th, 2021, just days after supporters of his predecessor, donald trump, stormed the us capitol building where the swearing-in took place. and reported was tremendous behind-the-scenes details, was marked by chaos, battles, and donald trump's unprecedented presidency. and the the national press club podium is here for opening remarks. >> thank you. i think you can always keep the title mister president as long time member of the national press club. i am honored to be a guest of the press club. and also, a detailed look at the 2020 presidential election all the twists and turns. what is interesting for readers as much as the global tale of what happened in 2020 is getting behind the scenes of those moments you remember in the campaign. you remember the

what about allen weisselberg? >> they're asking questions about his sons and daughters. on gifts and compensation they had received and "the new york times" said they have spd allen weisselberg's personal records. interesting in a 2015 deposition he was asked by a lawyer, you know, ryu you under the ultimate control of donald trump and weisselberg said yes. his lawyer has not talked to us. cohen said during his testimony they reverse-engineered the numbers to get to the numbers donald trump wanted. he's somebody the prosecutor have met with eight times. donald trump has called him a lawyer. it's important to note that they've not been accused of any wrongdoing. it's an ongoing investigation, complicated investigation. the trump organization would not comment to us but said they have complied with the law. >>> so the texas rangers will be the only major league team with no limit on fans on opening day. what president biden sayser that next. we started with computers. we didn't stop at computers. we didn't stop at storage or cloud. we kept going. working with our customers

protesters held signs demanding justice for 44-year-old roger allen.e was shot a week ago during a routine traffic stop. police say he picked up what appeared to be a gun and got into a struggle with an officer. they say one officer shot him, fearing for his fellow officers life. the gun ended up being a fake. >> we remain proactive in receiving justice for roger allen. >> the d.a.s office is investigating the shooting. >>> still ahead, while wildly popular drink in the bay area could be in trouble. the ingredient that is becoming harder and harder to find. >>> the massive mural breaking records in oakland, how it is shining a light on a problem that is often overlooked. >>> major developments in a disappearance that loomed over california for i'm not sure if there's anything i can say to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm convinced. hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say. so after looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. a

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allen said that a sheriff's deputy arrived seconds later. the driver of the honda and a 17-year-old passenger were loaded into an ambulance and taken to the hospital. they are expected to survive their injuries and have been charged with vehicular manslaughter, evading and officer and drug and gun possession charges. the true tragedy of the story is that the driver and passenger in that second car. the medical examiner's office has not released their name. somewhere out there there is a heartbroken and a grieving family tonight. devin fehely, elizabeth cook. >>> new video shows crews clean up after a car slammed into a cupcake shop the crash ended up bursting the waterlines. >> officers said that a woman was driving her car and an ex- boyfriend was frustrated and slammed into the back of her car that slammed into the back of our bakery. >> we were making the cupcakes and we heard a loud boom and water started sliding down the hallway. >> likely no one was seriously hurt. >>> a big announcement for people who are fully vaccinated against covi

police say another officer fired his gun hitting allen in the chest. allen died at a local hospital. the names of the officers have not been released. the tragedy has hit the east bay a man known as a local legend and the bicyclist community was hit by a car yesterday. it happened in the morning in lafayette while he was writing at the intersection of olympic boulevard and pleasant hill road. he was taken to the hospital where he later died as kron four's michelle kingston reports, the 86 year-old was still writing hundreds of miles a week and was a big advocate for sharing the road. >> i never thought that i hit him with the car and him like that. so it's been very. hard. >> i just wasn't ready for this 86 year-old joe shanny known for writing at least once a week. every week for 10 years up mount diablo on his bike was struck by a car tuesday morning while riding in lafayette, you had the biggest smile. >> and the friendly sky. >> friends of sham. he say he was humble kind quiet in an inspiration to all who knew him this is video of sham completing h

and during that struggle, another officer fired a shot hitting allen in the chest. allen later died at the hospital. >> and east bay oakland police say they're stepping up their efforts to reduce gun violence to oakland police captain tell the facebook live event talk about violent crime. they say every 3 days somebody dies from a homicide in oakland. most of that is from shootings so far this year. they've been 45 so far which is nearly 3 times the number at this time last year. the captain say that it's the number of illegal guns on the streets. that's the problem. >> and the type of weaponry that were seen is unlike any time experiences. i've been here at opd has 26 years. there's a lot of machine guns high-power rifle, high capacity magazines. >> police say the city cease-fire program was working to reduce the number of murders that were happening. but then the pandemic came and it slowed the program and now the violence has gone up again. they are hoping that the violent crime operation saturday just opened last month will reduce the number of shootings. a deli

you have manhattan prosecutors still pursuing trump's cfo allen weisselberg.nk that this adds pressure, what type of pressure this potentially adds to allen weissleberg. >> this definitely adds pressure because he's now under investigation. his son is under investigation. and so the question is, does he value donald trump so much that he won't come forward with what the prosecutors want to help in their case against trump that he's willing to go jail for him? you may remember that michael cohen said i would take a bullet for donald trump. actually going back to watergate, gordon liddy said the same thing about richard nixon. but in the end, michael cohen has been cooperating and cooperators make a big difference. there's millions of pages of documents that have just been obtained by cy vance and someone has to go through those and understand what they mean. allen weisselberg could easily explain what's happening in terms of whether he was down-valuing things to avoid taxes and upgrading them to get better insurance. and better loans. so there's a lot going on

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the englishman was a 13 frames to seven winner over northern ireland's mark allen, winning four of thehina's yan bingtao and he'll face world number onejudd trump who progressed earlier on monday as did stuart bingham. everything else you can find on the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport for now. hello again. this month has been a really dry month, particularly across parts of england and wales, where we've just recorded five millimetres of rainfall so far. and that's left the ground completely dried out, desiccated and cracked in places. but there are changes on the way. on monday, we started to see low pressure move in across scotland, and that brought some thicker cloud and finally some rain. and looking at the rainfall amounts that we're expecting through the rest of this week, we'll get around 5—10 millimetres of rain. in the grand scheme of things, that's not a huge amount, but it's easily doubling what we've seen for many so far this month. but with the cloudy skies across these northern areas, it doesn't get that cold. in the south, still cold enough, though, for some

allen was shot and killed. protesters are gather outside police station in minneapolis as officer kim potter was released from jail after making bail. police officers pulled wright over. video appears to show him getting back into car and potter fired gun instead of a taser. national guard troops are on the ground trying to keep the peace. reignited conversations about racial injustice. "race in america," daniel dae kim, christine chang, miko marks, and michael mcbride we unpack minnesota and the bay area. >>> more fallout from the problems with johnson & johnson vaccine. federal committee wants more data before it decides on the future of the vaccine given to over 7 million people in the united states. emergency meeting called less than 24 hours after recommended a pause in giving out the vaccine after reports of rare and severe blood clots in six women, one died and another in critical condition. >> wonder if it's going to set us back, by how long and will communities be more hesitant now. >> will reconsider

the gun ended up being a fake. >> we remain proactive and receive justice for roger allen. no matter how tired, we will endure. we never asked, needed, or wanted our blood on your hands. >> the district stg the shooting. >>> in santa clara, a driver crashed into a chp officer. it happened on the north bound 280 connector to highway 85 in cupertino after 8:00. this video shows chp video with minor damage and a silver hyundai rolled over on its side. officers say they closed the road so cal trans could do work. that's when the driver apparently tried to swerve around the shut down and ended up hitting the vehicle. the driver was taken to the hospital and the officer was not seriously hurt. >>> 4:42. tough times ahead. >> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, after break, the latest on what's causing a shortage. >>> a live look outside before break from our treasure island camera >>> one toy maker joining auto makers in push to go green. diane king hall has the details in today's money watch report. >> reporter: wall street was mixed on wednesday. dow rose 53 poin

police say that allen grabbed what they thought was a real gun and officers tried to disarm him. and during the struggle. another officer fired his gun and the bullet struck allen in the chest. he died at the hospital. in the east bay oakland. police say they are stepping up their efforts to reduce gun violence to oakland police captains held a facebook live event to talk about violent crime. they say that every 3 days, somebody dies from a homicide in oakland. and most of those are from shootings. so far this year. there have been 45 homicides in oakland nearly 3 times the number at the same point last year. the captain say it's illegal guns on the streets. that's the big problem. >> and the type of weaponry that we see is unlike any time experiences. been here at opd has 26 years. there's a lot of machine guns high-power rifle, high capacity magazines. >> police say the city's cease-fire program was working to reduce the number of homicides before the pandemic. but then covid slow down that program in the violence has gone up. oakland. police have opened the violent crime opera

allen weisselberg made the decision. that was allen weisselberg on the check. mr.e. >> what do you know about where this investigation is going? what, if anything, can you tell us relevant to the fact that you have been cooperating and testified several times? >> right. so obviously the cooperation is not over. the district attorney's office has millions of pages of documents. without the documents provided by jen weisselberg, without the additional documents that i am providing and have provided, they have millions of pages of tax documents and so on mr. trump's, the trump organization and other people. i really don't want to get into the sum and substance of the topics. though, many have been already discussed and provided and information provided by the press because i really want to respect the process and respect mark pomeranz who has a heck of a job in front of him. he complimented the trump organization on the hiring of a very well seasoned criminal defense attorney. but the problem for him, the problem for donald trump and the trump organization is that the

but it looked real allen grabbed for it and officers tried to disarm him. one did. and during that struggle, a second officer fired his weapon hitting allen in the chest. allen later died at a local hospital. the names of the officers have not yet been released. time. now 6.10, and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the man accused of killing a young girl and santa cruz. >> could be released from prison in 4 years. >> even though he pleaded guilty to all of the charges. and a break in the case of cal poly, san luis obispo student who disappeared 25 years ago. the last person who saw her has been arrested. and after the break, president joe biden announcing plans to withdraw all u.s. troops from afghanistan will tell you exactly when. >> and we are seeing some cloud cover back the bay area this morning, visibility is fine, though 40's and 50's to start 60's and 70's come in the afternoon forecast ahead. >> and we have a busy morning this morning already tracking a hot spot on the bay bridge that's increasing drive times. we'll show you other bridges that you can