here, we catch up with brittany young and her group of dirt bike riders.ttany: our program, how we're making it safer is literally making sure kids pick up a bike and not a gun. >> i like that. jessica: the chemical engineer turned tech teacher created the non-profit b-360 a few years back, as police started cracking down on dirt bike riders. brittany: right and so you ride a two-stroke, why? >> because of the power. jessica: the young riders not only learn how to operate and fix the bikes but in the colder months take s.t.e.m. classes. brittany: the skills that we're looking at growing could be anything from manufacturing to electricians to mechanics to future teachers to chemical engineers. jessica: but revving the engines of change here, brittany says, needs support. brittany: so i want to see candidates that are thinking about policies, not short term but long term, so generations now and generations later and how to affect it. perry: we look at the flag from different directions, but we are all looking at the same flag. jessica: our final stop, fort m

and the importance of the free press when that fails or before i bring brittany into this because brittany has a foot in both sides of this story and as such an interesting life in the, in the data world. and i want to tell our folks, one of the coolest things about brittany as she set up rock obama, facebook page ages ago in the united states senate, which i find, you know, sort of an innocent beginning to this that took some, you know, darker turns. but, but i'm interested in, you know, broadly in this question of what, what should we, david legitimately feel and think when it comes to our own data? because i sort of feel like we're surrounded by quick check off boxes. and we've largely, as a society giving up our rights and leverage in that process, is that a, an incorrect assumption i'm making? i think it's an important characteristic of the feeling that we are made to feel like we have no control. and indeed, exercise and control is a lot of work. so there is an inherent asymmetry at play and it's about power. but we are learning how to better make decisions. and we are seeing people

both brittany and david were featured in the netflix film. the great hack about how the social media platforms that were supposed to connect us have actually divided and paralyzed us. thank you both so much for joining us, david. let me just start out. you're the only one i know who set out to say, i'm going to go soon to get my, the rights to my data. and, and that is a fascinating step that you took. why did you take it? and just to cut to the punch line, i know you didn't get your date early, so i think you didn't as a result of the end of that film. but, but i just want to know, is there any chance you'll eventually win in that in that quest? sure, thanks steve. it's great to be here. the initial exploration was probably purely academic just trying to figure out how this industry works. and also working in public, posting my research to social media. and it was that way that it attracted the attention of legal minds in europe, who urged me to seek legal counsel right away. and once i started working with my solicitor robbie nyak, we reali

brittany begley, excuse me for more on conditions brittany.l want to make sure you're prepared today. so a lot of people may be headed home are picking up a loved one to the airport and >> it is still hazy. but thankfully, when i just checked the delays are too crazy. you can see we're in the green. so about 15 minutes overall. but we're still in the green and green is good. so some good news for you as you head to the airport. it is those hazy conditions that we're watching. so if you have a spare the air, maybe you have a hard time breathing respiratory issues, scratchy eyes headaches is are things that you can experience today. >> tomorrow, it's also going to be hazy, not as bad, but it will be hazy. >> the big story for us again is the haze and the warmer temperatures. but as we roll into later this week, those temperatures are going to drop by 15 degrees because we have a cold front headed our way. so again today it's going to be all that that high pressure system bringing us those warmer temperatures. so average again in san francisco. 6

if you could, what would you tell brittany griner? know how you begin to think about survival. is it minute to minute, day to day? >> pretty much minute to minute. because you never know when you're going to get attacked. i was just thrown to places just for the sake of them, without them asking me if i want to go places. so what gives me hope is that normally prisoners who have some media attention they're not getting tortured. they used physical force against me to move me places, but they didn't beat me. they didn't rape me. unfortunately, rapes happen as well. and i heard of an instance of a few prisoners trying to run away from this colony because they just couldn't handle it anymore being raped on a daily basis. but they were found and brought back to even mortar cher. so what gave me strength is understanding it's going to finish at some point. always realizing you have a level of protection. you have lawyers, media attention, something other prisoners do not have. what i would suggest if i could to do not work at the sweat sho

brittany cooper and nicole dennis-benn. the eventual and how we'll work today, this is a round table the goal is to be in dialog with each other and with you. each member of the round table will have about seven minutes they're going to talk a little about their areas of expertise and we'll be in dialog with each other and our goal is to save about 30 minutes for you to engage with us in q & a. so feel free to put your questions in the chat box and we will be making sure that we use those to engage in the dialog today. so, we want you to be a part of this conversation. so, we're going to start with emily and read her bio and then brittany and then nicole, and that's the order. emily bernard, the stories from my grandmother's time and my mother's time and my time. and remember me to harlem, the letters of hughes and carl van becton and debra willis, michelle obama, the first lady and photos received a 2010naacp image award. her work in harper's, the new yorker, o, the opera oprah magazine. the vermont arts counsel and the du

when it comes to one voter in particular called brittany, she likes content related to donald trump,big fan, as well as about abortion and various topics. it is her profile in particular on sites like instagram that has been promoting accounts suggesng that the voting machines not working properly as part of an attempt big the election read with no evidence to support that. and a lot of these profiles are then asking for donations to raise money to tackle roger lind voting and fraudulent elections. other posts are associated with extreme militia groups, some length of the right that happened at the capitol january 6. so while it is important those complaints about machines not working might be true, they are used online to fuel narratives that have been building and involve a range of accounts that draw and run these claims like wildfire. that is happening across social media. it is important that men took, instagram and facebook have various measures in place to protect users from voting disinformation, but it is something our undercover voter brittany has been seeing a lot today. k

thank you, brittany. >> all right. coming up, trouble at the world cup stage just 2 days before the open fifa reverses course on beer sales. why fans are upset. >> and as we head to break, kron 4 celebrating the bay area's remarkable women. and if you know somebody making a difference in her community, tell us about and you can nominate her for woman of the year and enter your nomination by scanning that qr code or go to kron 4 dot com. you run a small business, u need the most from ery investment. at's why comcast business ves you more. re innovation... th our new gig-speed wi-fi, us unlimited data. re speed... from the largest, stest, reliable network... d more savings- to 60% a year th comcast business mobile. l from the company that wers more businesses an any other provider. t started with fast speeds d advanced security r $49.99 a month r 12 months. us ask how to get up a $750 prepaid card th a q qlifying bundle. >> the justice department has launched an investigation into ticketmaster. after that, he'll the tayl

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meteorologist brittany begley tracking the storm for us and joins us now with more. hey, brittany. lake effect snow is actually one of the hardest things to forecast because you have that cold weather and that warm water in the win. >> and so we were thinking, okay, we're get maybe 4 feet of snow. know the video that we just showed break it down for you. we've actually are. you see from thursday all the way till now about 66 inches. so that's about 5 and a half feet for contacts. i was just looking up behind the scenes that average woman is about 5 foot 4. so that just kind of tells you set the tone of why, obviously that they had to move the game. but how much snow they're actually getting. and we have to verify these numbers. but once we do, if we actually got 66 inches in the past, 24 hours, we break a record for the 1900. so they're averaging about 3 inches of snow. so earlier last night this morning, we had a driving ban and that's because the video, especially twitter just showing cars covered in snow, power outages and people right now as we speak, they're actually out there

hey, brittany. yeah, that's really the theme. spare the air. that's what we're going to be watching today. tomorrow. it's going to be an issue. but today is really the thick of it. you can see it as we peak into the conditions. >> of those hazy conditions for spare the air. so we really have this high pressure system actually bringing us warmer temperatures above average temperatures but also lacking in those hazy conditions. taking a look at the big headlines. again. it really is going to the spare the air. so if you have those respiratory issues, that wet cough that's going around. we have a really sensitive eyes. today's going to be a tougher day for you. so keep that in mind. it's going to be beautiful that we have those warmer temperatures. some places heading 70's. so we've got a little a little things. we concerned about the spare the air, but we have the warmer temperatures, a little bit of everything in this forecast tomorrow going to see cooler conditions, less hazy. but looking ahead, those temperatures are really going to drop thing

thank you, brittany. happening tomorrow, a federal judge will decide if elizabeth holmes will serve a lengthy. >> prison sentence for peddling bogus blood testing technology. she faces up to 20 years in prison after being charged on a string of fraud and conspiracy counts. her attorneys argue she should not serve more than 18 months of home confinement. federal prosecutors have asked a judge to sentenced the disgraced theranos ceo to 15 years in prison. >> seth curry and the warriors are among several big names being sued for their role in promoting ftx. it's the cryptocurrency exchange. it filed for bankruptcy last week after alleged mismanagement caused billions of dollars in losses. tom brady, shaquille o'neal, tennis, great naomi osaka and seinfeld creator larry david are also named in the lawsuit. it argues their celebrity status made them liable for promoting th% firms failed business model. ftx was the 3rd largest cryptocurrency exchange. legislation to protect same marriage has cleared a hurdle in

according to janet's friend, brittany, within just months of the wedding, raven had cheated on janet.evastated. >> and then she went back with him after that? >> she forgave him. she made promises to love him for good, for bad, for ugly and to support him. >> but brittani notice other problems in the marriage. janet, she says, was struggling with what appeared to be ravens increasingly dramatic mood swings. >> she told me that sometimes things were like perfect and it was like holding your breath because you never knew when the coin would flip and all of a sudden everything that was wrong in the world was her fault. >> things got so bad that a year before the homicide, janet and raven briefly separated. by itself, a marriage on the rocks did not mean raven wasn't anyway responsible for janet's death. despite police suspicion, many refused to believe raven could or would kill janet. including janet's own parents. when you heard the police thought raven was a suspect, what did you think? >> i defended him. >> you stuck up for him? >> i couldn't bear the fact that someone whom i intruste

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coming up next. >> all right, brittany, thanks a lot. november is native american heritage month and yesterday marked native american heritage day. it was around this time. 53 years ago, american indians of >> different tribes took control of alcatraz island and proclaimed it as their own. it was all in protest for native rights from 4 zealous to come out and talk with one of the leaders who let the occupation and has this story. >> more than 1.4 million people visit an island in the center of the san francisco bay each year. alcatraz is best known for the country's most feared federal penitentiary. >> where the worst of the worst were locked up. but in 1963, the prison was shut down and serve no purpose for years. that in 1969, a group set forth to claim the 22 acres and draw attention to the genocide committed against all native americans by establishing a cultural center at the site. they're live in protest, gained national attention today. doctor lynn nato war jack, who led the occupation alongside richard oaks is heading back to the

what will brittany griner be expected to do?'s yes, inmates in -- >> yes, inmates in these facilities have to work in russia. the number of jobs they can do is limited. for men, usually would work. for women, usually sewing. so, they have to produce clothes. usually, uniforms for the army, for example. as we know from further inmates, unfortunately, working conditions are quite bad. e machines they have to work on are usually old. the bigger problem is they have high normatives. so, they have to work sometimes 12 or 16 hours a day. also, we have reports that inmates that were not producing enough clothes in the day could be beaten up. >> what have human rights groups within russia said about the conditions in these penal colonies where brittney griner will now be? >> it does not have a very good reputation. but, i would say that it is hard to find a colony in russia tt really has a good reputation. because, i would say that before the war, violence and treason was one of the main topics that -- violence in prison was one of the

here is where brittany and monica live. my grandchildren, monica and brittany there., actually. we are in here, us two, all day. every day we just sit on the bed. we do tiktoks in here, we do stupid stuff and it we do everything together. we near enough get classed as twins, we are that much alike. so this one's my room. it's symmetrical. so straight through is the bathroom, adjoining bathroom. and then the other side is britney's room. we used to leave the doors undone, and i'lljust, like, sit up and i could see her in the bed still. she was there, pulling faces at me. we've both got our own trailers now. they're side by side, we're next to each other. so we're not even far from each other still. we're in our own little bubble. so we come back, and soon as we step on our van, it's like ahh, the outside world don't see in. going down to what we call the bottom of this yard. this area down behind you is where we store all the machines, the equipment, the lorries and things. this is where we do all our maintenance. as you can see, we have some of the children's rides, t

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evan benard, brittany cooper d and just to give you a little background on the structure and how we're going to work, this is a roundtable. the goal is for us to be in dialogue with each other and with you so each of the members of the roundtable are going to have seven minutes where they're going to talk a little bit about their areas of expertise and we will be in dialogue with each other and then our goal is to save about 30 minutes for you to engage with us and in two and day. so put your questions in the chat box. we will be serving those and making sure we use those to engage in the dialogue today. so we want you to be a part of this conversation. we're going to start with emily and i will read her bio and let her go first and then we will have brittany and then we will have nicole and that will be our panel for today. emily bernardi is the e author of black is the body: stories from my grandmother'stime, my mother's diamond mine . winner of the 20 funny "l.a. times" receiver with fries. her previous book includes remember me to harlem, the letters of langston hughes and carl han

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thanks, brittany. well, while many college students are back home on break this weekend, 2 young men in new jersey are going to be busy. >> running their christmas tree business. the 2 college students and former high school classmates are >> quickly becoming students of the game. jim vassell has their story. >> one just came in for tonight. '02. >> the smell the fresh finds it gets you right into the season. these 2 are in the business of christmas. i was born in december. some a christmas person, college students, joe rubino and selling bruno love christmas. so much. they decided last year to start a christmas tree business. elizabeth called natalie knows what's the worst that could happen. this try. you never know until you try no pandemic nor tree shortage would deter them. but they did have to go to great lengths to get their slay off the ground. we took a trip to north carolina and we met the goals in person because >> calling them on the phone is almost a definite no. >> joe, a student at fairfi

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and that was brittany hope reporting at this point.ice have not released any information about possible suspects at 11 tonight, drivers with two or more passengers in their cars can now pull into the new express lanes on highway one and one along much of the peninsula. the lanes run nearly 16 miles from whipple avenue and redwood city on the south to interstate 3 80 on the north. the chronicle reports. they will be a combination of a toll lane and a carpool lane when they fully open early next year. for now, electronic toll collection equipment is under testing, so vehicles must have three people inside when traveling in the lanes. okay checking on the weather. we've got a little bit of rain to talk about some scattered showers. nice to see it. this time of year is, of course fires or something. we worry a lot about temperatures tomorrow are going to be a lot like today. here's the plan on the systems. they're pretty progressive in terms of, um the systems coming through here is tomorrow. i'm just taking you right through the weeks. ev

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actually longer participates in helping skeeter be there, but there was too many schools them and so brittany eat so push was christopher goals and let it go with another. got it. the loaner car would love the dad and then other than i was out of there. ah, analogous florida, her ballade a little of band will that will allow me to play and let them alone. mat gases, any animal, and you best outlet that you have a better way to tell my families. i'm going to talk a little bit. i sariana castilla that about seeing a play. a lot of that is how, by the game of that valley they, they're identical angle that asset that i let it on. but i said the last question is our number one problem right now. as result of all this, this perfect storm for 2022, but 2023. it very well will be a food availability problem. western diplomats, st. ukrainian grain can say for countries from starvation, however, it's unknown how much wheat is stored in a dances ports, and whether it would merely be a drop in the ocean. not pushed on, i going thought it was her from, as i've been watching history to an appointment. wats

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newtown, a registered donor from louisiana, and also hiv positive, got to hear brittany's heart beatingame, but it came at the right time, boy. my child still walking around and for that out for lb for grateful since 2013 hiv patients have been allowed to donate organs to others who are hiv positive across the country, another tale of selfless giving orange county , california couple ron and chris morales are both kidney transplant recipients and their donors. good friends brad and debbie thompson. back in 2020 ron discovered his kidney was failing and grad answered the call to help a kidney. do you need a kidney and i was like it took me a couple of seconds because i was in awe and i was like, oh, yeah, but this wasn't the first time that thompson's donated a kidney. seven years earlier, chris discovered she had policies to kidney disease and would die without a new kidney. so her childhood best friend debbie stepped up. i said, well, you can have mine. i mean, it was never even thought that just like exactly what she said. i don't even know what the process was. brad has since been re

coming up next. >> brittany, thanks a lot.ight, singer and actress irene cara. >> has died. her publicist made that announcement on social media today saying carol was a beautifully gifted soul whose legacy will live forever in the bronx. native was an oscar golden globe. and 2 time grammy award winner. she was the voice behind some of the biggest pop anthems of the 80's. >> including fame and flashdance. what a feeling. >> who doesn't know that song? right? cares. ublicist says she died in her florida home. this cause is still unknown. she was just 63 years old. we're go welcome back. the day after thanksgiving marks a native american heritage day. it was around this time 50 years ago. american indians of different tribes. >> took control of alcatraz island and proclaimed that has their own in a protest for native rights. kron four's ella sogomonian talked with one of the leaders who led that occupation. she has the story. >> more than 1.4 million people visited island in the center of the san francisco bay each year. alcatra

brittany. yeah, a devastating storm. of course, lake effect.is one of the hardest things to forecast because you have that >> warm water that cold air. take a look at your screen. you can see that that cold and it's just moved up a little bit. but overall, here's what we know is that video we just showed you we have now received. this is what we're waiting to confirm. but 66 inches of snow. that's what we just showed you where the bills would play. of course they've moved that. but for the average woman i just looked this up is about 5 foot. 4. so we have received more snow in that area than the average height of a woman. putting context of what exactly is going on. so this would actually be the highest 24 hour total of snow since the 1900. so that's just going contacts at just how bad things are an average of 3 inches of snow an hour or so. of course, they had those driving bans. i was looking at twitter, their cars just like covered in snow with flashing lights and we have power outages as folks are up their time to shovels. the snow off of r

brittany begley standing by. she's got some details.h, that's the theme we're watching from the sky to the roads, to even the mountains for you because we actually have a lot going onethe forecast. but i would take a look again at the airport. the good the conditions they're not back for. you can actually see the airport. that's good. i checked delays we're still in the green. that means the majority of folks are on time. i did notice one or was major delays. but the majority of folks are on time. so again, make sure to check which i know you will. >> temperatures right now are just a little chillier. you can see that across the region compared to yesterday. and as we roll into the they're only going to drop down. our lows will still say in the 30's in a rose 30 san francisco 40's. but for the most part, we're in the 30's and 40's. that's going to change later. the top story again, as you wake up tomorrow and make sure prepared for your work to get you mentally prepared in terms of the roadways and of 7.15, start to see those foggy cond

but as we faced this turbulent time globally, brittany has analysis carry. mission will withdraw from molly ahead of schedule. the african countries authorities have now turned to the russian private paramilitary wagner group to help fight against as long as the insurgents. now, according to a u. k government minister, the troops were supposed to remain in molly for 3 years, but would now be pulled out over the next 6 months. around 300 british soldiers were sent to the country back in 2020, to protect locals from islamic militants as part of the un mission. however, the crisis has recently escalated and the ruling june has begun working with russia's wagner group in response to france also withdrew from molly, ending as in decade long presence in the african country. meanwhile the leaders of molly and burkina faso, how few meetings aimed at tightening cooperation in the fight against terrorism. a local journalist sent us this report so he says visit abra booked in a parcel cup. jelly brim tower has chosen by marco to pay a visit to the city, or is the army for a little us and be grea

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we are hoping to be awarded these industrial projects in the mediterranean sea and of brittany. but we are also looking at markets such as the us, china and taiwan. the you, why? the global potential for this technology is estimated at 3500 gigawatts, which represents as many nuclear reactors. but that won't be any time soon. frances 1st commercial floating offshore wind farms won't produce electricity until at least 2030 now to some of the other global business stories making news. a german part is getting its 1st ship specialize in liquefied natural gas. the floating storage and re gamification unit known as neptune arrived on an island port in north eastern germany. it's part of german efforts to offset russian gas, which was shut off following the russian invasion of ukraine. paris is challenging london's lead as the home to europe's biggest stock market. according to latest numbers, the market value of all the companies listed in the french capital has increased by nearly 60 percent since 2016 at $2.00 trillion dollars. it's closing in on the value of london shares at $2.00

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so we're going to start with emily and i will read her bio and let her first and then we'll have brittany and then we'll have nicole. and that'll be the order for today. so emily bernard is the author of black is the stories from my grandmother's my mother's time and mine, winner of the 2020 l.a. times, christopher prize. her previous books include remember me to harlem the letters of langston hughes and carl van vechten and with deborah willis, michelle obama, the first lady in photographs, which received a 2010 acp image award. her work has appeared in harper's the new republic, the new and o, the oprah. she has received fellowships from the ford foundation, the national endowment for the humanities, the macdowell colony, the arts council, and the w.e.b. dubois institute at university. a 2020 andrew carnegie fellow, emily barnard, lives her family in vermont. so please join me in welcoming emily bernhardt to our roundtable today. thank you so much, dr. word for that introduction and thank you for making it possible for me to be here today. i'm thrilled to be here. i couldn't ask for mor