we lot bumped is building after al july tower was demolished, the president and c e o of the associated press news agency spoke to the media. we are shocked and horrified that the railway military would target and destroy the building housing, a piece, bureau, and other news organizations in garza. they've long known the location of our bureau and new journalists were there. ah, as we thrust were proof of the allegations that a mass was inside that same building as the apn out of the or a bureaus. let me bring in the ac is top editor sally busby. were you ever informed before yesterday that i'm off? might be operating there in the building. now we've heard the israeli say they have evidence. we don't know what that evidence is. we think it is appropriate at this point for there to be an independent law at what happened yesterday, an independent investigation into what happened yesterday. let alone one with the head of kristen is small chrisman. i'm was selling my department of so critical and safety just for the shock and dodie that he thought, holla and helen and me and his mom, the coffee c

josh bo act of the associated press notating that number from local schools, local schools shedding 145,200 jobs in the month of september. this from brian chung of yahoo! on this program this week to talk about economic numbers, noting from the reports, among those not in the labor force who wanted a job, the number of persons largely attached to the labor force edged up to 1.7 million following a decline in august. this from the american association of manufacturers saying manufacturing gained a 26,000 jobs in september and i could grow but supply chain shortages continue to hamper the sector, down 353,000 jobs overall since february 2020. that is just some reaction so far. we bring you more reaction, and we specifically want your reaction. phone lines are open to get your thoughts on the job situation in this country. robert in chesapeake, ohio, a republican, good morning, you are a first. -- up first. caller: thank you for taking my call. how come the republican states are doing so much better in the economy and jobs are now? host: robert, how are things going in chesapeake, ohio? calle

joining us now, associated press education writer, colin winkly. they've been using a few different arguments. they generally say these are projects intended to promote the mental and physical health of their students. in some cases, they say it's about sanitation, having cleaner and safer weight rooms that may be safer for covid. they make all sorts of arguments that may fall in line with the federal guidelines but critics say generally violate the spirit of this legislation. >> i guess my question is, does the use of this money on sports necessarily mean other things that needed to funding are being neglected? >> not necessarily. we know that in some districts that are doing this they also are putting money toward things like increased tutoring, hiring more teachers to increase class sizes. but there are cases that we saw where districts, for example, were taking almost all of their money that they got out of this, putting it into things that they're already paying for, and then using almost all of this new money on sports projects. so there are

the ship was anchored here overnight and associated press is reporting the ship is right now leavinge hearing it may have just passed golden gate bridge. the uaislooking to see if the cargo ship played a part in the ruptured pipeline that spilled 150,000 gallons of crude oil into the ocean in southern california. the german flagged ship made three unusual movements over a span of possibly two days and that appears to t over the pipeline. there are so many unanswered questions as investigators see if the ship had anything to do with the oil spill this morning. we will continue following developments of the story and give you the latest online and on air. justin andrews, kpix5. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we have our eye on a plan that's expected to be announced about our mask mandates indoors will eventually come to an end. a live look in san jose where santa clara county health department is one of several bay area departments that have been talking not if to loosen mask restrictions but when and how. they could be laying out the criteria today. decisions will be bas

the associated press is finding it as a post-trump test for democrats in virginia. how do you see the race on this halloween morning larry sabato question arc guest: it is close and competitive. both sides have different interpretation of what numbers we have from early voting. each side thinks they are winning. that is usually the case with campaigns. host: a front-page headline on the washington post this morning. dead heat on contest for governor. what about this race strikes you as different from any other race you have seen in virginia politics? any other governor's race in virginia politics? guest: well, it is only the second time that the former governor has run for another term. as you know, virginia is the last state in the union that limits the governor to one can get of term of four years. if they want to serve a second term, they have to stay out for four years and run again. only one of governor has done that back in 1973. he won extremely narrowly. partly because people wanted to move forward. they often do not look to the past. they like to move into

the "associated press" reports that the 113-page opinion from u.s.trict judge robert pittman who was appointed by president barack obama said lawmakers had a transitory scheme by leaving things in the hands of private citizens -- >> from the moment sb-8 has gone into effect women have been unlawfully prevented from exercising control over their lives in ways that are protected by the constitution. it will sernd the matter to fifth circuit court. in a statement attorney general merrick garland called it, quote, a victory for american women in texas and for law. press secretary jen psaki added the fight has only just begun. >>> an 18-year-old student, meanwhile, is facing charges after opening fire after a fight at his school in dallas. nbc correspondent sam brock has that story. >> reporter: the picture of horror at a texas high school, officers running across school grounds with long guns and students barricaded inside classrooms. >> it was like bam, bam, bam, and there were three shots. >> i'm feeling i'm going to have to go to school fearing i'm go

the associated press says the north korean leader vowed to build an invincible military and slammingted states. kim reviewed a rare exhibition of weapons. state media says he accused the u.s. of creating tensions and not taking actions to proof it had no hostile intent toward mill tary buildup does not target south korea. >>> in oklahoma, baseball-sized hail, heavy winds in the state. at least seven confirmed tornadoes. video shows the extent of damage in the city about 60 miles southwest of oklahoma city. no reports of deaths or injuries. more stormy weather is expected in the u.s. later this week. >>> the boston globe says after a 30-month absence, the boston marathon returned bringing joy to the streets. 20,000 runners took part in the 125th marathon. scheduled for april of last year, the pandemic forced it to be postponed. this is the first time the boston marathon was ever run in october. >> fall is the best time of year. it was so scenic seeing the colors. it gave you a distraction. >> runners from kenya won both the men's and women's races. the eighth kenyan sweep since 2000.

it's heartbreaking the associated press reports hundreds of migrant morning died trying to get to the it's a tough concept for people to grasp when you have a week border, people die trying to get here big assaulted and raped and then authorities are saying 90000 have crossed into panama from columbia, 9000065, 60000 are trying to get here. >> it preventable prices, humanitarian crisis. the jungle is no place for illegal aliens, especially women and children to cross through guided by smuggler criminal organizations, it's terrible and the only reason they come is because they've seen it previously. they don't joe biden as president now and joe biden has an open border. until the administration changes completely and puts back basic security, policies and procedures attack it, this will keep on coming if people will keep on dying. liz: many of the migrant say they hope for a job when the law says that's not why you can come here. it excludes economic migrants for humanitarian reasons for true people seeking asylum escaping poverty and war. let's speak to henry on this. >> we are in the

president terms first impeachment trial with threats against american democracy interviewed by associated pressef congressional correspondent, lisa. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2. find a full schedule on your program guide, watch online anytime booktv.org. ♪♪ >> of next, british prime minister boris johnson for cost of permits. during the session, the prime minister was pressed about combating violent extremism in holding social media companies accountable for violent content. this is about 30 minutes.

according to the associated press, court records reveal a associate director handed alec baldwin a propt was safe to use moments before shooting. the assistant director did not know it was loaded with live rounds. souza is from this fremont neighborhood. >> joe is a good neighbor. >> reporter: she watched souza grow up. he was stunned when he learned about the shooting. >> i didn't believe it. my wife told me it's on the computer that joel is heard. i said what is hurt? it was on tv, making a movie in new mexico with baldwin, and something happened with a loaded gun. >> reporter: and actor tweeted that souza is now out of the hospital. he's relieved that he is expected to be okay. >> is a great guy. very nice. very polite. very respectful. he picked up quite a bit from his mother. >> reporter: the movie set is now quiet. production is paused. baldwin is said to be cooperating with investigators. he has also released a statement saying he is heartbroken and in shock. in fremont, max darrow, kpix 5. >>> right now on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area , bracing for an atmospheric river

a taliban spokesperson told the associated press there would be no cooperation with the united states the spokesperson said, quote, we can tackle isis independently. this comes just one day after the islamic state claimed responsibility for the deadliest attack inside afghanistan since u.s. forces withdrew. a suicide bomb at a mosque killed nearly 50 pep and wounded over 100. a high level u.s. delegation is in qatar meeting with taliban officials this weekend. a state department spokesperson tells nbc news they are focused on continuing to get the remaining americans, foreign nationals and allied afghans safely out of the country. to press the taliban to stay true to its commitments to form an inclusive government and respect the rights of women and ethnic minorities. u.s. officials insist the meeting in no way amounts to recognition of legitimacy of the taliban. hitting one another.) (sfx: continued vehicle calamity.) just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy safety assist, including automatic emergency braking. find new peace of mi

according to the associated press it tracked data that looks at the traffic that the ship made three unusual movements over two days that appeared to put it over the pipeline. the captain, who publishes an off shore blog says there are many unanswered questions as they look into whether or not it had anything to do with the oil spill. >> did he have the right charts? did this vessel traffic service advise him? was it an old pipeline that was not properly charted? these are the questions we have to ask. >> reporter: the coast guard says the pipeline may of spilled 150,000 gallon of crude oil into the ocean. a nonprofit organization that uses satellite technology to track ships says it never came closer then 1500 feet from the line and unlikely the ship's anchor is to blame. southern california, though, just like oakland is experiencing heavy containership traffic during the pandemic. >> there is no space to put the containers, lack of equipment. not enough chassis. >> reporter: a spokesperson tells the ap that the company is fully cooperating with the investigation and that the compan

n missionaries are joel, the associated press wood from the u.s. government spokesperson and that quote, the welfare and safety of your citizens abroad is one of the highest priorities of the department of state. what is happening behind the scenes right now at the state department? >> thanks, lindsey. this is really the bread and butter of why we have a state department and why we have a foreign service to go and protect american citizens aboard and be there for them. right now, the embassy in port-au-prince and its assets are being deployed to get as much information as possible. identify the individuals to establish communications with the group, if there is one to establish communications with. in washington, the department is serving as a nerve center for all of that communication as well. potentially engaging with the organization. engaging with families potentially and getting the information together to a defendant who is actually at risk. and then developing a plan from that. so, this is really at the core of why we have a state department

anger amongst the company's employees boiled over after january 6th as the associated press put it, over insurrection. one of the employee's messageboard, quote, we've been fuelling this fire for a long time and we shouldn't be surprised it's now out of control. these documents make clear that employees around facebook had been keenly aware of the social ills tied to the social media platform. the warning signs were there, but for one reason or another, we probably know what the reason is, they were overlooked. joining me is someone who was an early investor in facebook and the author of "zucked," waking up to the facebook catastrophe. you were on with me last night. one of the things that came out in this new reporting and that came out in frances haugen's testimony last week is something that you have been saying for years. facebook knew this is how it worked and what these new reports are indicating is that they actively made decisions not just to profit from some of this bad information that it was putting out, but they had algorithms that directed innocent people who were not active

the associated press reports the army and police have killed at least 1,200 people. human rights groups say no one seems immune. >> it's targeting a wide variety of myanmar citizens, young and old, various ethnic groups. all of these facts indicate to us the widespread and in some ways, systematic nature of the torture that's occurring in the country right now. >> woodruff: the a.p. investigation finds that more than 9,000 people have been taken into custody since the military takeover. taiwan's president voiced confidence today that the u.s. would defend the island, if china attacks. sy ing-wen also confirmed that a small number of u.s. troops are in taiwan, training troops. china quickly denounced any military exchanges. it regards taiwan as part of its territory, and has stepped up military harassment of the island. back in this country, the u.s. justice department will pay $88 million to survivors and families of nine people killed in charleston, south carolina, in 2015. dylann roof carried out the mass shooting at a black church. a faulty background check allowe

and the us media agency associated press were based on its low flaws or a range of business offices. while the upper floors housed residential apartments, all these towers are no more as only not so bad. sherman holiday loblaws, but a large world mcgee, m, as in virginia, a club covered. mm hm. can you know my mama mile muslin copy? how we get those hub id? sure. uh what will be it? is this them huh. and lane hammond, mal math, and let the how one that the how kaufman, how bobby it is the for them had the ash. oh, how the la without the wa inability visibility because the compelling crucial fat while they and asthma had that the hold up of yet is look them at the shock. what does that look like? heavy shot was, what is the mountain than yet in much walks acadia? oh, la cathy, could amelia while i'm going to lydia hubbard, who wailed slightly and having issue up was that would be my little alaskan ramey abdur heads euro mediterranean, human rights monitor based in geneva. it conducted an investigation into these attacks in gaza and came to broadly the same conclusion as the people on

. >>> and the "associated press" says the u.s. issued its first passport with an x gender designation. you can see the passport here with an x listed under sex. the state department did not reveal who received the passport, but colorado intersex activityist dana zzyym said they received it. it's a milestone for people who do not identify as male or female. the government expects to offer the option to more travelers next year. >>> still to come, raising wages. why costco is giving workers a pay hike for the second time this year. (ringing) - hey kaleb, what's up? how you doing? - hey, i'm good, guess what, i just had my 13th surgery. - really? i just had my 17th surgery. - well, you beat me. - well, i am a little bit older than you. - yeah it's true. how are you doing? - i'm doing good. i'm encouraged by seeing how people are coming together to help each other during times like these. - kind of like how shriners hospitals for children is there for us. imagine if i couldn't get my surgery. who knows what would have happened. - same

according to associated press it tracked data that looks at marine traffic and found that the german flagship made three unusual movements over two days that appear to put it over the pipeline. captain john conrad says there are many unanswered questions as they look into whether or not rotter dam express had anything to do with the oil spill. >> did he have the right charts? did this vessel traffic service advise him? was this an old pipeline that maybe wasn't properly charted? >> reporter: the coastguard says the ruptured pipeline may have spilled nearly 150,000 gallons of crude oil into the ocean. a nonprofit organization that uses satellite technology to track ships says it never came closer than 1500 feet from the line and unlikely the ship's anchor is to blame. southern california, like oakland, is experiencing heavy container ship traffic during the pandemic. >> there is no space to put the containers. there is lack of equipment. >> reporter: a spokesperson tells aap that the company is fully cooperating with the investigation. the company also says that the ship was pretty fa

. >>> the "associated press" says 150 people were arrested in the u.s.an international drug trafficking investigation involving the dark net. the justice department said people using the dark net sold fake pills made to look like real prescription pain pills. they were allegedly laced with fentanyl, methamphetamines, and other illegal drugs. agents seized more than a quarter ton of illicit drugs and more than $30 millionin cash and cryptocurrency. >>> and "usa today" says a virginia woman who sold almost $32 million worth of counterfeit coupons to shoppers used the money on fancy vacations and home revenuevation -- renovations according to the fbi. 41-year-old lori ann talens was sentenced to 12 years in prison last month after pleading guilty to mail fraud and other charges. her husband was sentenced to more than seven years. the fbi says agents found more than $1 million worth of fake coupons in every crevice of their home. >>> still ahead, first-class bonus. workers at spanx are surprised with an amazing gift from their boss. >>> here's a look at the

according to a senior administration who spoke to the associated press, the u.s. will open land borders to fawn essential travel starting in early november vehicle, rail and ferry travel between the u.s., canada and mexico has been largely restricted due to the coronavirus pandemic for the last 19 months an official announcement is expected today >>> the fuse comes as a "new york times" article revealed hundreds of police officers have died from covid-19 according to paper, which sources data from the officer's down memorial page, more than 640 american law officers have died from the virus a. new poll find three in ten marines hit the will take more than a year for life to get back to pre-pandemic formal. meanwhile, the white house is speaking out after texas governor greg abbott banned the covid-19 requirements in his state. here's alice barr. >> reporter: a texas showdown over president biden's plans to boost vaccination through widespread mandates and the first in a wave of red state challenges texas governor greg abbott now banning any entity in his state, in

the associated press is reporting that a bomb has exploded at the entrance of the igda mosque in kabul of civilians are dead according to the taliban spokesperson. according to the associated press, there was a memorial service being held for the mother of a taliban spokesperson, who has tweeted that the attack has claimed lives. there is suspicion right now that this bomb may have been fomented by the islamic state khorasan. isis-k operates in kabul and is an adversary of the new taliban government. yet more violence in afghanistan. we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> still to come, marking hispanic heritage month in texas. discussing a wide range of topics from covid-19 and vaccine views to immigration. here's panelist hugh lisa's message to the house about how small business owners could help alleviate the pressure of immigration. >> i think president biden, i think you need to understand that the business community could be part of the solution to help hire some of the immigrants if you would create an immigration reform that works. and you provide that co

yeah, the associated press reporting now that before the deadly shooting, baldwin was handed a loadedun by the film's director who was unaware it was loaded. ball one issued a statement today saying quote there are no words to convey my shock and sadness regarding the tragic accident that took the life of alina hutchins, wife, mother and deeply admired colleague of ours. i'm fully cooperating with the police investigation to address how this tragedy occurred. and i'm in touch with her husband offering my support to him and his family. baldwin goes on to say quote. my heart is broken for her husband and their son and all who knew and loved alina. the shooting happened yesterday afternoon at bonanza creek ranch in santa fe county. at this point, it's unclear what kind of gun was being used earlier today at four, we spoke with tmz's michael babcock about the investigation. that question. was this a real bullet that was loaded into this gun? was there some sort of malfunction with the blank round that caused us, uh, shrapnel to be shot out like a bullet you know, those are questions that

i'm fortunate that i have an employer like the associated press that has given me flexibility to keep between. for me i have found a lot of solace in that because it does keep me focused on something aside from the personal journey on which i am right now. >> absolutely. meg, i hope your message helps others. i think it already has. i hope it continues to help others as well. thank you for being here. >> of course. thank you for having me. i really appreciate it. >>> you'll probably hear a lot about fox news this week. the network is turning 25 and running lots of commercials celebrating its birthday. you won't hear nihonest assessment on fox. fox wasn't always the political beast it is today. as the first co-host of the morning show that became "fox & friends" told me, it was not political at all. i wasn't political and neither was the show it was pop culture sprinkled with the day's news. the network evolved or devolved into the beating heart of the gop, a heart q with clogged arteries and weak muscles. it brought us stories about the military and middle america, a portrayal of the

. >>> the associated press says a massive cargo ship that was anchored near an oil pipeline that rupturedn california last weekend made a series of unusual movements. more than 125,000 gallons of oil leaked into the pacific ocean, sending crude washing up on beaches. tracking data reviewed by the ap shows a ship made three unusual movements over two days that appear to put it over the pipeline. the coast guard is investigating whether a ship's anchor might have snagged and bent the pipeline. the company that operates the ship denies any role in the spill. >>> and "variety" says actor daniel craig bid farewell to james bond and hello to a star on the hollywood walk of fame. craig received his star last night, just days before his latest bond movie opens in the u.s. "no time to die" is his fifth and final film as agent 007. the star sits next to the late roger moore's star. moore played bond in seven movies. >> this is one of the first places i came to when i came to l.a. is to see this. you're dragged here because all these names are here and hand prints up there. it is why i fell in love

two unnamed navy officials tell the associated press it's not clear what the sub hit but that it was not another submarine few sailors had injuries, nine others had scrapes and bruises the incident is being investigated. >>> some 18 former fba stars charged with frauding the health and wellness benefit plan. the leak says it's cooperating with investigators as the former players face counts of conspiracy to exit healthcare and wire fraud nbc news' gabe gutierrez has that story good morning. >> reporter: phil, good morning, this case is similar to another one involving former nfl players several years ago, now 18 former nba players are facing felony charges. the 18 nba veterans are accused of ripping off the league's health benefit plan by filing fake claims for medical procedures that never happened >> the defendant's playbook involved fraud and deception >> they allege terrence williams orchestrated the scheme, recruiting other players offering fake invoices for chiropractic treatment and dental care. they submitted nearly 4 million of claims. the healthcare paid out 2.5 million. wi

and the us media agency associated press were based on its lower floors or a range of business offices. while the upper floors house residential apartments, all these thomas are no more i selling the house will buy sherman holiday localized, but the ledge would movie m as in virginia, a club covered lumpkin, alma mile muslin, coffee. how we get those hub id? sure. uh, what will be it? is this them when they hammond mal math and let the how one that the hockman, how bobby it is the for them had the ash oh, how the la without it the wa inability advisor. we'll advisor compelling. crucial fat while they anathema that the hold up of yet is the some of the shock was at that local heavy shot was what is the matter than yet much walk 2nd here. oh, my kathy, could amelia well well, i'm gonna let eob hubbard wail slot here and having to up was that would be my little alaska ramey abdur heads, euro mediterranean, human rights monitor based in geneva. it conducted an investigation into these attacks and garza and came to broadly the same conclusion as the people on the ground at the time that the

the "associated press" reports colombia's most-wanted drug lord was captured in his jungle hideout. man known as otoniel was taken into custody saturday during a raid by hundreds of members of colombia's armed forces. he is the alleged leader of the group called the gulf clan. the 50-year-old is wanted by the u.s. for allegedly trafficking cocaine. he's also accused of killing police officers, sexually abusing children, and other crimes. he faces extradition to the u.s. >>> "reuters" says a fire on a cargo ship carrying hazardous materials off the coast of british columbia appears to be under control. the fire started saturday in ten damaged containers aboard the ship. 16 crew members were evacuated while five remained on board to fight the fire. now there are efforts to retrieve about 40 containers that fell overboard in the bad weather on friday. >>> and "the washington post" says 2,000 migrants continued to walk through southern mexico. the migrants, mainly from central america, continued their mass trek yesterday. it started on saturday, but unlike previous marchers, this one do

the "associated press" reports that one person was killed and several others were hurt in a shooting at grambling state university in louisiana. police say that the shooting happened yesterday morning after a fight broke out on campus. the person who died was not enrolled at the school. one person is in critical condition. the other victims suffered non-life-threatening injuries. homecoming events and classes today and tomorrow were canceled. this was the second deadly shooting on campus in four days. >>> the "los angeles review journal" says vice president harris will visit lake meade to talk about water shortages. water levels have fallen to record lows. she will meet with officials to highlight the problems caused by the western drought. the manmade reservoir supplies water to 25 million people out west and in mexico. harris will also push the proposals that have stalled in congress. >>> and "the atlanta journal constitution" says eddie rosario's walk-off hit put the braves up 2-0 in the national league championship series. >> and first ball swinging -- oh! it gets through! and he

that's according to the associated press. >> the e-mails were sent before gruden was hired in 2018, and showed him using racist, sexist, and homophobic language. he offered this apology after yesterday's game. >> i stand here in front of everybody apologizing. i know i don't have an ounce of racism. the me. i'm a guy that takes pride in leading people together, and i'll continue to do that for the rest of my life. and again i apologize to d- smith and anybody out there i have offends. >> he was four years in a 10- year $100 million contract. >> >>> our other big story tonight at 7:00, a very close call for some homeowners in san jose. the foothills there where a grass fire erupted. >> it could have been so much worse, though. >> reporter: this is how lucky this family was here on sun crest avenue. the flames charred up their matio, but as you can see, their home is just a few feet away, but their home was spared. now, this fire began a little after 3:00 p.m., up to 15 homes were threatened. it was reported as a fast- moving brush fire. and, of course, the concern, as you can see, it is

s. media agency associated press were based on its lower floors or a range of business offices, while the upper floors housed residential apartments. all these towers are no more i saw in the hospital that sherman holiday localized, but the large world mcghee m. as in virginia, a club covered lumpkin, alma, muslin of you, how we get those hub id sure of what i'll be. it is this them. and they haven't been model math and let the how one with the hockman, how fabia is them? had the ash oh, how the la without the legitimate inability visibility because the compelling crucial fat while they and asthma had that the hold off of yet is the stem of the shock. what does that look like? heavy shot was stick them at nathan yet much walk 2nd here. oh, my kathy could the media while i'm going to let the up hubbard wail slot here and having shop was to look at my little alaskan ramey abdur heads, euro mediterranean, human rights monitor based in geneva. it conducted an investigation into these attacks in gaza and came to broadly the same conclusion as the people on the ground at the time that the 4

the "associated press" reports southwest airlines appeared to be running closer to normal after threeultuous days. by midday yesterday, flight aware says southwest canceled fewer than 100 flights or 2% of its schedule. that's after the airline canceled n the previous three days. southwest says bad weather and air traffic control in florida on friday triggered the cancelations and delays. >>> "the new york times" says the brooklyn nets have barred star player kyrie irving from all games until he's vaccinated for covid. the new york mandate requires professional athletes on city teams be vaccinated in order to play or practice in public venues. the nets announced that irving would not play until he could be a full participant even though he is eligible to play on the road. >> right now what's best for the organization is the path that we're taking. and i don't want to speak for kyrie, at the right time i'm sure he will address his feelings and, you know, what the path may be for him. >> irving has not spoken publicly about his vaccination status. >>> and "people" says queen elizabeth st

. >>> and the "associated press" says a work by british street artist banksy that self-shredded threeold at auction for more than $25 million. that's a record price for banksy. the piece called "love is in the bin" was sold yesterday at sotheby's in london. it was purchased by an undisclosed buyer. the work originally called "girl with balloon" was partially ripped apart by a shredder embedded in the frame by banksy just after it sold at auction in 2018 for $1.4 million. >>> still to come, jared leto reaches out. how the actor surprised a longtime fan on her birthday. ♪ ♪ don't be fooled by the bike. or judge him by his jacket. while ted's eyes are on the road, his heart stays home. he's got gloria, and 10 grand-babies, to prove it. but his back made weekend rides tough, so ted called on the card that's even tougher. and the medicare coverage trusted by more doctors. medicare from blue cross blue shield. by your side, no matter what. that's the benefit of blue. find your local blue cross and blue shield plan at benefitofblue.com discomfort back there? fiinstead of using aloe,ss and bl

. >>> the associated press says that president biden will restore environmental protections to threeional monuments that were cut by former president trump. mr. biden is expected to reinstate the original boundaries of two monuments in utah, involving about 3 million acres, including the bear's ears national monument. he is also expected to restore protections covering the atlantic ocean's first marine monument off the new england coast. mr. trump reduced the size of the three monuments, opening them up to mining and drilling. >>> and espn says the brooklyn nets listed kyrie irving as ineligible to play in tonight's home preseason game against the milwaukee bucks. the move is a strong indication that irving has not met new york's coronavirus vaccination requirement. professional athletes in new york are required to be vaccinated against covid to practice or play. irving has not been with the nets for any of their practices in new york. the nets are not allowed to reveal if irving has been vaccinated. >>> still ahead, building the "titanic," brick by brick. lego announces a new toy se

the associated press reports 2 pilots. 3 other sailors were killed during that accident. the navy says a salvage team are covered the helicopter on friday and said the human remains to dover air force base in delaware for identification. they say the helicopter's rotor hit the flight deck on an aircraft carrier and fell into the ocean. one crew member was rescued immediately. the navy are searched for the missing sailors for a week before declaring them get the navy says it's continuing to investigate that crash. new video showing the moments before and immediately after a plane crash in san diego county on monday. you can see a neighbor, helping get a woman out of a burning home while look at this. 2 people were killed when that small plane crashed into a residential neighborhood and santi just east of san diego home. surveillance video captured the plane going down bursting into flames. and we're learning that air traffic control told the pilot repeatedly that he was flying too low. >> more opportune or a car. i i'm the airplane have maintained 5,000 like a me of ways.

according to associated press, there are 23 oil and gas production facilities in the federal waters off the coast of california. do you want to shut them all down? >> first and foremost, we need to make sure we are not doing any new drilling. that is the first step. then we need to develop a plan, to close these facilities down responsibly. we do not want to leave them abandoned, without proper closure, without capping. we do not want to leave pipelines in place to continue. it is going to be a process and a transition. it is a transition that we should have begun long ago. i look forward under the leadership of resident joe biden, in that direction quickly. >> what do you think it will take? >> there are two pieces. one is a broad piece about stopping subsidies for fossil fuel companies and putting clean energy on a level playing field. when oil companies drill on federal public land, this is onshore that i'm talking about, they pay a royalty rate that has not been updated in 100 years. they have special tax rates, that incentivizes exploratory drilling. a lot of good aspects in the bu

the "associated press" says during arguments yesterday, the court's six conservative justices seemedto back the biden administration's call for reinstatement. the justices are considering a decision last year by a federal appeals court that overturned the death sentence. the appeals court said the trial judge improperly excluded evidence and did not sufficiently question jurors about their exposure to extensive news coverage of the bombing. >>> football legend brett favre owes big bucks to the state of mississippi, and chicago police are in a standoff over the covid vaccine. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "chicago tribune" reports the head of the city's police union told officers to defy a deadline to report their covid vaccination status by tomorrow. the union's president is vowing to take mayor lori lightfoot's administration to court if it tries to enforce the mandate. it requires city workers to report whether they have received the vaccine by the end of the workweek. after that, unvaccinated workers who do not submit to semi weekly testing will b

you don't have very much time, so we'll take a few questions in the letter associated press. a thank you very much, mr. perth. us on behalf of the united nations correspondence association. thank you for doing this. on short notice on a couple of questions. um 1st um was how involved was the un with the us envoy, jeffrey feltman in actually trying to um, get the military to go back down from this coo and secondly, um, what, what do you believe the implications will be for the economy, the humanitarian situation, and is there any, any thing, other than statements that you believe the international community can do to try and reverse the coo? thank you, stefan. should i go directly over? do i had please go ahead, please. no, please go ahead. well, thank you. we have not been directly involved with the us special envoy, his efforts he has had his meetings. we have had almost parallel meetings with the same stakeholders in the same couple of last days on very much trying to do the same. that is telling everybody that a military coup would not serve as a country well at the same ti

an associated press analysis found more than half of us cities reported no new funds were distributed over the summer. the biden administration says it's not concerned about the pace of the spending because the package was designed for both immediate relief as well as long-term projects. well, still to come on the kron 4 morning news gas is getting more expensive throughout the united states. >> why experts say the prices are unusual for this time of the year. >> san francisco fleet week is celebrating its 40th anniversary. the air show includes the navy parachute team. the red bull force wing suit skydivers as well as the blue angels. if you will, in person. the city's covid protocols are still be in place during fleet week. masks are required. on all us navy vessels. you can also be asked to wear a face covering and show proof of vaccination with a matching id for any events that take place inside fleet week brings thousands of people to san francisco. the fire department has a message for anyone who may have some questions. >> if you have an emergency call 911. if you need informat

a league source told the associated press today that the nfl investigation into the washington footballeam found that no one else sent emails with offensive messages like that. the raiders will look to move forward from the scandal and improved to 4, 2 on sunday kickoff for that game is at one 25. they say all good things must come to an end. unfortunately, the giants historic season has come to an end without a world series trophy. you're just looking at right here. the controversial check swing for strike 3 that ended the season last night. san francisco was eliminated from the postseason by the dodgers in game 5 of the national league division series. the hotly contested serious came down. so one run a single the top of the 9th gave the dodgers a 2, 1, lead and they would hold on giants player said after the game, they're proud of what this team accomplished and they leave twenty-twenty one behind with no regrets. >> it's just you know, you have that confidence said, you know, going into spring next year. this offseason. things are a workout in. we so many expectotions this year you

september 21, and they say the ship stayed in that location to the weekend, but according to the associated presshe ship making three unusual movements over 2 days that appeared to put it over the pipeline. john amos, an environmentalist setting satellite images related to oil spills for decades, doesn't think the rotterdam is at fault. he said the ship did appear dissuade with the currents after it was anchored, but but according to his analysis, it was at the 1700 feet away from where the rupture was discovered. >> that seems like a comfortable distance you can't imagine how the rotterdam express would be responsible. >> reporter: he does think the crew may have seen or smelled something that could be helpful to investigators, even though the company first reported the link on saturday. amos believed it started the day before. >> that dark oil slick showed up on a satellite image taken by a satellite that flew overhead at 6:58 p.m. on friday evening. that slick was already 3 square kilometers in size. part back yesterday, the ceo of the pipeline company was pressed about the timeline of events,

the poll from the associated press and the center for public affairs research also finds more than half the nation would pay a small monthly fee on carbon to combat climate change. next week, president biden heads to scotland for the u.n. climate summit. >> the atmospheric river didn't wash away the drought, but it definitely made a difference. take a look at the satellite photos from the national weather service. the one on the left from october 16th. california bone dry. now look at the one on the right, that's today. you can see the sierra mountains covered in white. that's snow. the recent storm produced big waves along the coast, especially in pacifica. sky ranger was overhead as surfers took advantage of swells. also a good reminder if you're on the beach, don't turn your back to those powerful waves. there could be some sneaker waves. >> things are definitely winding down and changing here. wow. we're still drying out from sunday. but it looks like we have some nice weather ahead. >> kind of water logged, everybody is really looking ahead towards drier weather this week. we have