jimmy carter?arter's numbers just took a nosedive. >> our election map tells the story of the presidential race. carter won 52 electoral votes. reagan in a land slide, 486. anderson, none. but i've always felt all along that he got the shortest end of the stick of any president that i could think of in modern history. >> the irony of the carter presidency is that many of its accomplishments about which he is proud are in the hands of the man who is going to be sworn in next tuesday. ronald reagan. such accomplishments as an energy policy or separate education department, the deregulation of business or the reorganization of the government, all those could be undone by ronald reagan. >> i was one of the last people in the white house when the administration changed. and i had gone out to andrews air force base with a lot of other people to go and say goodbye to president carter. and it was at that moment that the hostages were released to president reagan. >> there were tears in the eyes of mr. cart

carter, what do you see?those terms for stocks trading at a p.e. of 290 it's expensive the real question is tactically it just sold off 36% as of today's close. you play it for a bounce here. as a trade, i think you play it for a bounce, but is it expensive? you betcha. >> our next view asks -- how do we manage the xlv from a -- initially it was rocking, now it's getting clobbered, and actually broke the 50-day moving action should we let the 140s we're long ride or something else? what is your move, mike? >> first things first, if you didn't take profits when we saw the initial rally, and you still carry this position, the 148 strike calls, you can cover there. you might as well. you can probably buy them back for a few pennies. the other thing i would say, i still like the is sector the largest component stock in this thing, unitedhealth pfizer is a big constituent as well, it's not particularly expensive. the way you can't handle this and the way i would be inclined to is actually thinking about turning it

carter, what are your thoughts on this one? >> i'll break out. question is after break out like this is that it i would say, no, it's such a big base from which it is moving higher stay long, be long. >> mike, is that what you're going to do? >> yeah, i think so. and the other thing is notice it got very close to that 85 strike that's going to be expiring next month. my inclination is to stay in this thing and of course once that short call rolls off and we can look to sell more calls against the one we own >>> up next, we got your tweets and the final final call of 2021 >>> welcome back to "options action." we're celebrating the new year doing what we love, answering your tweets. first up, roxy asks is sofi ready to bounce off support? if so, what's the bullish option strategy mike, what do you say? >> okay. well, the first part of that question is really a technical one so i will probably defer to carter, maybe he will have a quick answer for you on that team up he t and learn what millions of align users already know. how great a healthy gut c

is there more pain ahead carter, what do you say?those terms for a stock trading at 34 times sales, price free cash flow of 300. it's expensive the real question is tactically, it's just sold off36% as of today's close from its high of november 19th. do you play it for a bounce here as a trade i think you play it as a bounce, but is it expensive? you bet ya. >> expensive but bouncy. >> our next viewer asks how do we manage the xlv 140 to 148 call spread from the show a couple of weeks. initially it was rocking, now it's getting clobbered should we buy to close the 148s and let the 140s we're long ride or something else? what's your move thanks, mike. >> if you didn't take profits when we saw that initial rally up to the peak we saw recently and you still carry this position, those 148 strike calls, you can cover those i think you might as well. you can probably buy them back for a few pennies. the other thing i would say is i still like the sector and i definitely still like a couple of the key constituents. the largest component sto

carter has laid out the performance of the stock >> carter pointed out that tesla was the highest holdark, but actually, there's a lot of etfs that have relative consequence trailed holdings the conversations are even bigger, but i think the big problem you have here is that cathie wood's strategy of buying the growing highest multiple, most exciting companies is a risky strategy in a market environment when you begin to see a focus on real earnings. i believe that's, essentially, the market that we find ourselves in when you have high valuation businesses as part of your portfolio, you would think maybe after a decline of almost 50%, that some of these things are cheap, but they really aren't. what we have seen is aggressive valuations that basically push people into higher risk. the thing is shorting something like ark carries unlimited risk as shorting any stock does we certainly wouldn't recommend that buying puts is a way to get some downside exposure but it's expensive. the implied volatility is approximately 50%. that's roughly double what the current implied volatility in the q

carter, what are your thoughts on this one? >> i'll break out. question is after break out like this is that it i would say, no, it's such a big base from which it is moving higher stay long, be long. >> mike, is that what you're going to do? >> yeah, i think so. and the other thing is notice it got very close to that 85 strike that's going to be expiring next month. my inclination is to stay in this thing and of course once that short call roll off and we can look to sell more calls against the one we own >>> up next, we got your tweets and the final final call of 2021 my hygienist cleans with a round head. so does my oral-b my hygienist personalizes my cleaning. so does my oral-b oral-b delivers the wow of a professional clean feel every day. (announcer) carvana's had a lot of firsts. 100% online car buying. car vending machines. and now, putting you in control of your financing. at carvana, get personalized terms, browse for cars that fit your budget, then customize your down payment and monthly payment. and these aren't made-up numbers. it's

take us through the charts, carter >> sure.t, v.s.c.o., the charts, they're all same time frame the first one, this is important. it's showing you very bullish price line correlation they heavy bottom-up thrusts, that's where accumulation is this appears in november and december if keep that same construct, look at the second chart, you see we're breaking above a downtrend line now the third chart, with all these cups and handles, it's what a reversal looks like, something that bottoming. we have a cup-and-handle bottom. and we have impressive bullish price line correlation, this is very important this is the relative strength of victoria's secret to the xrt what we knows is, even as victoria's secret was making new lows three weeks ago, its relative performance was -- we think we can debt 65 out of this the stock closed 56.33 >> carter has laid out the charts mike, how do we trade? >> one of the reasons we haven't talked about it specifically in the past is because it was part of a larger company, part of l brands, and we have

first up carter worth tackles the neck any the technical damage done in google. and if it could continue and then find out why tony is selecting microsoft as a long-term winner that could endure plus, professor khouw with a teaching moment on how to catch up when sudden and swift changes catch you off guard. it is time to list less to make more "options action" tarts right now. >> and let's get right to it tech taking another beating today. the nasdaq dropping more than 2.5% now down more than 7% for the week and as we gear up for big tech earnings next week, carter worth says one name could be in for even more pain carter, take it away >> certainly more than one could be in for pain but let's look at google a couple of charts, comparative absolute relative. we've got them all so the first one this is simply looking at a google versus the qqq, versus the s.p.y. basically the days leading up to covid, the plung and the ricochet and we know that spies and the market is up 34% and google is up 80. and okay, that is great. but google is starting to lose ground the ne

and ran away as carter entered the new vehicle. >> according to chief anthony mata, carter was unable to steal the car and continued in the vehicle. he was already driving a stolen toyota camry. carter drove the camera to san jose where he eventually crashed the car and fled on foot. a shootout occurred when several officers were able to catch up with the suspect for officers in total. >> fired their weapons. carter continue to hold the handgun and was struck more than once by the officers wrong. >> he was taken to a nearby hospital where he was later pronounced dead, according to chief mada. this was the 9 millimeter ghost gun that carter was using during the shooting. one of the many illegal firearms that the san jose police department work each year to remove from the streets. carter is >> prohibited from possessing any firearms due to prior felony convictions. carter is a san jose resident. currently have 5 felony warrants for his arrest. and he's on probation for battery. the shootout between carter and police occurred in the area heading street and park ad. >> san jose councilme

carter's right the bounce today from 3:00 or even 1:30 onward, did it save the chips? i don't know, but from that january 4th level, and it was a bear market as he noted and i would just say and again, i'd chart that same ratio and you can cheat with your lines and by the way, carter knows -- no one has ever accused carter of cheating and he's usually dead-on with this stuff. other than to me, this was a pronounced week of underperformance it's been two weeks where semis have underperformed not just the s&p and the nasdaq i just think that's an environment where we're still not sure what it to pay for stocks and where interest rates are going and that to me means i don't have to chase semis and i don't have to buy them on monday >> if you believe steve grasso's notion that there will be over ordering and a glut, that could be the story of the economy at this point, nadine it would make me worry about every single aspect and everything that's being manufactured whether it be autos or washing machines or sofas >> are you trying to make me happy on a friday? i agree with

higher carter, what are you looking at? >> smoking, burn higher, we have it all here. let's go right to the charts it will be similar and these are weekly bars that puts in context the high almost five years ago at 120 plus. we have broken the downtrend next chart, is it a head and shoulders bottom, which is another way to characterize a reversal formation it is, the next chart. it doesn't matter what you call it the sequencing is some of the most time tested and markets look at the next chart same timeframe what we have here is basically a very symmetrical orderly, bottoming out process and the presumption is it will return to its all-time high. philip morris closed today at, well, where did it close i don't remember but the all time high was 123 and it went out today i think 103, 104 i think you have an upside and this is important. this is a two-month performance. relative performance is one of the most important factors in investing. look at philip morris the past two months up 60, almost 70% mondelez is up only 10 proc

and ran away as carter entered the new vehicle. >> according to chief anthony mata, carter was unable to steal the car and continued in the vehicle. he was already driving a stolen toyota camry. carter drove the camera to san jose where he eventually crashed the car and fled on foot. a shootout occurred when several officers were able to catch up with the suspect for officers in total fired their weapons. >> carter continue to hold the handgun and was struck more than once by the officers wrong. >> he was taken to a nearby hospital where he was later pronounced dead, according to chief mada carter had 5 felony warrants for his arrest and was on probation for battery. this was the 9 millimeter ghost gun. police say he was using during the shootout. one of the many illegal weapons collected by the san jose police department last we. >> seized over 900. fire illegal firearms. the shootout between carter and police occurred in the area heading street and park ad san jose councilmember dev davis spoke with several residents who live in that area all saying the same thing tonight. all the n

carter continued to hold the hand gun and was struck more than once. >> reporter: carter was transported to a hospital where he was shortly pronounced dead. carter had five felony warrants for arrest and was on probation for battery. joint criminal investigation by santa clara district attorney's office and san jose police department homicide unit is underway. >> do we know if there was more footage on body worn camera videos that the officers must have had. >> reporter: all four officers were equipped with body worn camera. much of the incident was captured by cameras from helicopter video and from video from residents and they'll be releasing that in a couple weeks. >> a lot to look at. thank you. >>> vice president kamala harris boarded a plane to southern california. that is where she is set to announce the state will receive wildfire relief funds, that money from the recently passed infrastructure bills. last year's wildfire season was among worse in california history scorching more than 2.6 million acres. >>> people in fremont will gather to remember a woman killed last weekend in

the driver ran away, but carter was unable to operate the vehicle. he got back in the camry and drug to heading and park avenues, where he crashed into another car causing the camry to burst into flames, and then fled on foot. a short time later, several officers confronted carter in front of the house, and then opened fire when he continued to point his weapon. >> four officers in total fired their weapons. >> reporter: a police dog was used to separate carter from his weapon. he was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead a short time later. flowers and small mementos now marked the spot of the shooting. >> the handgun recovered from the suspect at the scene is an on serialized nine millimeter privately made firearm, also known as a ghost gun. >> reporter: the officers involved are all on paid administrative leave, and the incident is being investigated by the das office and the independent police auditor. in santa fe, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> the state attorney general has confirmed to kpix 5 that it is investigating a deadly police shooting at s

carter left and ran, holding a gun in his hand. modest says carter fired in the direction of an approaching officer on park avenue. the officer returned fire, carter continued to run through a parking lot toward heading streak with a gun still in his hand. >> three additional officers arrived at that location to assist. the three additional officers observed the suspect is still holding the handgun. and pointing at the officer who had just contacted carter. >> each of the fired their weapon one time. for officers in total fire their weapons. carter continued to hold the handgun and was struck more than once by the officers run. >> he was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. he had five felony warrants for his arrest and was on probation first battery. criminal investigation by the district attorney's office in san jose police department homicide unit is underway. modest says all four officers involved in this incident were equipped with body worn cameras. he also says much of the incident was captured by th

carter continued to hold the handgun and struck more than once by the officers round. >> carter died at the hospital. >> the handgun recovered from the suspect at the scene is an unserialized nine millimeter privately made firearm. also known as a ghost gun. >> that makes me worry a little bit. we're starting to see nor stolen cars. >> the officers are on paid leave. while the incident is investigated. a district attorney office and the police department internal affairs office. >> thank you. another note from police. a new group of police officers 25 new recruits completed the training. next assignment they'll go out on patrol. among the 25 grads, nine are women. seven different ethnicities and five languages. >> the native pushed to her death on a subway platform in new york city last week. she grew up in free mont and moved to new york years ago for work. she died after a homeless man suddenly shoved her onto an oncoming subway train. the man is now in custody. and he admitted to pushing her. the vigil starts at 7:00. at the downtown event center plaza. >> up next. will the teache

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police say carter took off on foot. and tried to stop yet another car. >> carter fired a round into the direction of the passing vehicle. and the approaching officer. the officer returned fire. >> then more officers arrived. >> four officers in total. fired their weapons. carter continued to hold the handgun and was struck more than once by the officers rounds. >> carter died at the hospital. >> the handgun recovered from the suspect at the scene is an unserialized nine millimeter privately made firearm. also known as a ghost gun. >> the incident is now being investigated by the district attorney office. and the police department internal affairs office. to see if the shooting was lawful and justified. lt officers are now on paid leave. >> thank you. let's talk about this a disturbing investigation in the east bay. video showing a man attacking ducks. at an east bay pond. started making the rounds on social media this week. it happened last saturday afternoon. police say it wasn't the first time though. the man has been

and ran away as carter entered the new vehicle. >> according to chief anthony mata, carter was unable to steal the car and continued in the vehicle. he was already driving a stolen toyota camry. carter drove the camera to san jose where he eventually crashed the car and fled on foot. a shootout occurred when several officers were able to catch up with the suspect for officers in total fired their weapons. >> carter continue to hold the handgun and was struck more than once by the officers wrong. >> he was taken to a nearby hospital where he was later pronounced dead, according to chief mada. this was the 9 millimeter ghost gun that carter was using during the shooting. one of the many illegal firearms that the san jose police department work each year to remove from the streets. carter is >> prohibited from possessing any firearms due to prior felony convictions. carter is a san jose resident. currently have 5 felony warrants for his arrest. and he's on probation for battery. the shootout between carter and police occurred in the area heading street and park ad. >> san jose councilmem

and ran away as carter entered the new vehicle. >> according to chief anthony mata, carter was unable to steal the car and continued in the vehicle. he was already driving a stolen toyota camry. carter drove the camera to san jose where he eventually crashed the car and fled on foot. a shootout occurred when several officers were able to catch up with the suspect for officers in total. >> fired their weapons. carter continue to hold the handgun and was struck more than once by the officers wrong. >> he was taken to a nearby hospital where he was later pronounced dead, according to chief mada. this was the 9 millimeter ghost gun that carter was using during the shooting. one of the many illegal firearms that the san jose police department work each year to remove from the streets. carter is >> prohibited from possessing any firearms due to prior felony convictions. carter is a san jose resident. currently have 5 felony warrants for his arrest. and he's on probation for battery. the shootout between carter and police occurred in the area heading street and park ad. >> san jose councilme

. >> a local news crew stumbled upon young carter, shoveling snow on his day home from school. >> heot only for his parents but his neighbors and apparently, it was far from a labor of love. >> tiring. i really wish i was in school right now. >> so over it. carter's priceless reaction earned that interview more than 1.4 million views worldwide and caught the attention of the local school district which is now saying they're eager, actually happy, to have carter back in school. >> this is how i feel on wednesdays, like carter feels when he's shoveling snow. >> oh, oh. >>> next to the fedex driver with an athletic arm, a package that went flying and the hopes that nothing fragile was inside. >> mm-hm. this happened at a home in san francisco. the family was having dinner when they heard a loud bang at their door. what was it? it was caught on their doorbell camera. >> yeah, did you see that? their package was delivered via airmail from truck to porch without the driver ever leaving his seat in the truck. >> now they only heard a bang, nothing shattered. so nothing in the package was da

dustin: that was the final shot carter took. while still pointing the gun at police, carter ended up in front of this home with four officers on the scene. >> each officer fired their weapon. carter continued to hold the handgun and was struck more than once. dustin: after carter fell to the ground, a canine helped move the ghost gun from his possession. carter eventually died from his injuries. >> kisses an unfortunate conclusion to a series of crimes and violence that could have ended with additional loss of life. dustin: another high-profile crime in san jose in the usually peaceful rose garden neighborhood. >> all the neighbors are concerned, but they are also very grateful to the police department for acting so quickly. dustin: police say they will release bodycam footage at a later date. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. dion: k new site for people to park their cars and rvs is now open in san francisco, but not everybody is happy. this is a skyview of the bay area triage center. officials, including mayor london breed, say the s

tonight on fast, why carter worth is inclined to believe, netflix and bills, the streaming giant upping fees, and investors upping the shares, and later on options action, jumping the ark innovation how do you probably yourself as dollars flow out of the cathie wood's ark fund. >>> tonight ace lineup, steve grasso, jeff mills, nadine termen, and pete najarian. welcome, everybody good to be with you the dow dropping 200 points to close out the week with jpmorgan, goldman sachs, american express. together, shaving about 170 points off the endetection that's most of a -- the weakness coming after earns from jpm and citi both dropping after warning of rising expenses, particularly with wages, wells fargo a surprising, so was this a case of traders selling on the news, or is there something more going on here? steve, let's start with you. not lose sight of the fact this is obviously one day's trading, and there are an awful lot of favorable wins, are there not, supporting the banks industry? >> yes, but when you think about banking, tyler, you they about the xlf, the etf for the financial se

as carter entered the new vehicle, carter was unable to drive off in the vehicle. and abandoned it. and re enter the original stolen. camera the 32 year old, then sped south into san jose's rose garden neighborhood and crashed into a car with two passengers inside. he got out and began shooting at officers and other motorists. a total of four police officers returned fire, ultimately killing carter. any loss of life is tragic, and we're glad that there wasn't more injury or harm that happened. investigators say they found a nine millimeter ghost guns still in carter's hand, which they say he used in the attack, chief mata says, despite his department seizing over 900 illegal firearms last year, ghost guns remain a pervasive problem. that's something that not only an issue here in san jose, this county this state but throughout the nation. mara says his department is working with the to isolate ghost gun production and distribution before officers who used their weapons are on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of multiple independent investigations into this shooting. we'

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as carter entered the new vehicle, carter was unable to drive off in the vehicle. and abandoned it. and re enter the original stolen. camera the 32 year old, then sped south into san jose's rose garden neighborhood and crashed into a car with two passengers inside. he got out and began shooting at officers and other motorists. a total of four police officers returned fire, ultimately killing carter. any loss of life is tragic. and we're glad. that there wasn't more injury or harm that happened. investigators say they found a nine millimeter ghost guns still in carter's hand, which they say he used in the attack, chief mata says, despite his department seizing over 900 illegal firearms last year, ghost guns remain a pervasive problem. that's something that not only an issue here in san jose, this county this state but throughout the nation. chief modest says his department is working with the t f to isolate ghost gun production and distribution before officers who used their weapons are on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of multiple independent investigations. we're liv

fired at carter who later died at the hospital. the handgun recovered from the suspect at the scene, a privately made firearm without serial numbers, also known as a ghost gun. >>> less than 1 hour from now, people in fremont will gather to remember a woman killed in a subway attack in new york city. 40-year-old michelle go grew up in fremont and was a graduate of ucla. on saturday, she was shoved in front of a subway train at the times square station. a candlelight vigil begins tonight at 7:00 at the fremont downtown event center plaza on capitol avenue. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and on cbsn bay area , the bay area school district in need of substitute teachers. the desperate call for people to staff classrooms. >>> is bay area highway is at risk of flooding. push to protect a vital roadway. >>> the search for this little guy's owner. the effort in the east bay to bring home bacon. yes, that is his name. >>> get another bay area school district is putting out a call for substitute teachers. it is a plea we have been hearing a lot

police identified the suspect as robert seth carter of san jose. he was on probation for battery and had five outstanding felony warrants. according to the chief, carter was driving a stolen camry when he crashed into another vehicle around 7:00. the police officer arrived on the scene moments later. >> carter pointed his gun at the officer. the officer fired his weapon at carter, striking him at least once. video evidence shows carter pointed the handgun directly at the officer. carter maintained possession of the handgun after being struck and moved out to the front yard of a home. kristen: he says at that point, three officers arrived and each fired one shot. carter was hit double times. the da's office is now investigating the shooting. all officers are on standard paid administrative leave. dan: in the east bay, oakland teachers are rallying. the possibility of a teacher strike israel if an agreement is not reached tonight. our senior education reporter live in the newsroom. what are some of the sticking points here? leanne: let me just addres

you have to credit carter for.ay that was very helpful in ending the cold war and in kicking off the democratic revolution around the world that was only now being rolled back and you can go down list. the poland situation is just one of a number of things that he did that people forgotten about when they use the easy and lazy, bad president, we need to get past that. as you did and others with harry truman, we need to reassess this presidency and see it as the successful record that it was. >> well, we always look in such dark terms of jimmy carter and ronald reagan, jimmy carter being strong and with didn't even talk about afghanistan going in. there were a lot of commonalities. jonathan alter, as always thank you so much. mika, i remember your father talking about the fact that he moved even though he never worked officially for the reagan administration. he moved seamlessly between the carter administration and when the reagan administration began working behind the scenes with cold warriors with the reagan adm

first up carter worth tackles google and if it could continue.nd out why tony is selecting microsoft as a long-term winner that could endure plus, professor ciao with a teaching moment on how to catch up when sudden and swift changes catch you on guard

. >> reporter: we met kerry white in the icu as she watched over her six-year-old son carter who had been diagnosed with covid days before. he also has a rare central nervous system disorder, hydrocephaly >> it's terrifying since the beginning of covid, we have always been afraid of what happens if carter touches this and our family has done everything we can. my husband and i are both fully vaccinated. carter was just vaccinated back in december i hate to think what could have happened if he wasn't vaccinated and how much sicker he could have been. >> reporter: tonight some good news carter has just left the hospital and returned home to a grateful family. >> that is some great news and, gabe, as i mentioned at the introduction, the white house released details about those free at home covid test kits. what's the plan? >> reporter: yeah, lester each residential address will be able to get up to four tests, and americans will be able to start ordering them starting next wednesday from a new government website, covidtest.gov. they will be sent out within 7 to 12 days, lester >> all ri

they followed carter into santa clara, where he attempted carjacking someone before returning to the stolen car he eventually crashed. he then tried to stop another vehicle before an officer arrived. >> carter then fired around into the direction of the vehicle. the officer returned fire. the motorist and officer were not hit by his gunfire. carter continued running through a parking lot with a gun in his hand. >> that was the final shot he took. while still pointing the gun at police, he ended up in front of this home with four officers on the scene. >> each officer fired a weapon. he continued to hold the handgun. he was struck more than once by the officers. >> after he fell to the ground, a canine removed the gun from his possession. he eventually died from his injuries. >> this is an unfortunate conclusion to a series of crimes and violence that without question could have ended with additional loss of life. >> on other high profile crime in the past few months in san jose. in the normally peaceful -- peaceful rose garden. but also grateful for the police department for acting s

host: buddy carter he, republican of georgia representing the first district. let us start with president biden's first year in office. what do republicans stand for, what do you make of the moment? guest: there is no question on what republican stand for and you can sum it up in one word, freedom, freedom from all of these mandates that this president has implemented. the vaccine mandate, the authoritarian government that he has tried to establish. we stand for safe borders and secure borders. we stand for a strong economy where we have inflation under control. we stand for all of the things that the biden administration so far has failed at delivering. if you look at our economy and our foreign relations, i think we have the worst foreign relations we have had in years. the situation just now in ukraine and with russia, what happened in afghanistan, which i think was the worst foreign elation's debacle in the history of this country. all of those things, this is what republican stand for mostly what we stand for is freedom. host: kamala harris on twitter mark

the chair is pleased to recognize congressman buddy carter. represents georgia's first congressional district. not only does he serve on the committee of energy and commerce but is a distinguished member of the house committee on the budget. i'm informed that he serves on the select committee on climate change. congressman carter, you are welcome. it is good to see you again. thank you for joining the delegation when we christened the uss john lewis some months ago. you are recognized for five minutes. [indiscernible] rep. butterfield: congressman carter, are you with us? you are recognized for five minutes. the gentleman is having technical difficulties. i suppose we can move to the next witness. >> we are waiting for him to get on. [indiscernible] rep. butterfield: the chair will now be in recess subject to the call of the chair. [indiscernible] rep. carter: mr. chairman, i apologize. rep. butterfield: i recognize your voice at anywhere anytime. [laughter] you are now recognized for approximately five minutes. rep. carter: thank you mr. chai

a short time later the officers confronted him at a nearby yard, where the chief says carter pointed the gun again, and his officers fired. >> this was a traumatic incident involved for everyone, for the surviving family of mr. carter, the involved officers in the family to get home to, and for the community. >> the officers involved are on standard paid leave tonight. their body camera footage will be released at a later time. >>> still to come, the bay area doctors who say it is time to drop covid restrictions once and for all. >>> after years of delays and blown budgets, there is good news to report tonight on a big area transit project. >>> why you should expect delays if you are driving into downtown san francisco tomorrow. >>> four ucsf position starting a petition. they want the state to drop the remaining pandemic restrictions as the coronavirus becomes an endemic. they are calling at the omicron pivot. they say they especially want to focus on getting things back to normal in schools, and preserving or regaining the trust of california's largely vaccinated public, saying in

as carter entered the new vehicle, carter was unable to drive off in the vehicle. and abandoned it. and re enter the original stolen. camera the 32 year old, then sped south into san jose's rose garden neighborhood and crashed into a car with two passengers inside. he got out and began shooting at officers and other motorists. a total of four police officers returned fire, ultimately killing carter. any loss of life is tragic, and we're glad that there wasn't more injury or harm that happen say they found a nine millimeter ghostcke his department seizing over 900 illegal firearms last year, ghost guns remain a pervasive problem. that's something that not only an issue here in san jose, this county this state, but throughout the nation, chief mara says his department is working with the f to isolate the production and distribution of ghost guns in the area before officers who use their weapons on wednesday are all on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of multiple investigations into the incident. outside san jose police headquarters. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. new info

as carter entered the new vehicle, carter was unable to drive off into vehicle. and abandoned it. and re enter the original stolen. camera the 32 year old, then sped south into san jose's rose garden neighborhood and crashed into a car with two passengers inside. he got out and began shooting at officers and other motorists. a total of four police officers returned fire, ultimately killing carter. any loss of life is tragic. and we're glad that there wasn't more injury or harm that happened. investigators say they found that nine millimeter ghost guns still in carter's hand, which they say he used in the attack, chief, mata says, despite his department, seizing over 900 illegal firearms last year, ghost guns remain a pervasive problem. that's something that not only an issue here in san jose, this county this state, but throughout the nation, chief mara says his department is working with the f to isolate the production and distribution of ghost guns in the area. the four officers who use their weapons on wednesday are all on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of multip

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first thing i thought i was jimmy carter.stay home, wear sweaters to save energy. i thought that was crazy. to his credit jimmy carter wore a sweater in the white house. he lived by the rules, suggestions he was making for americans. that is a totally different example what we see today, people like eric swalwell, who says you got to wear your mask. put your mask on. if you don't wear a mask, you're terrible human being. here he is maskless. one of a long parade of democrat s done this sort of thing over new year's weekend. aoc, alexandria ocasio-cortez having a great time with her mask off. we had the mayor of austin telling people, stay home, don't travel, stay in your houses. gave that edict to his people in austin from cabo san lucas where he was on vacation. governor whitaker said people stay home. don't travel. he hopped on a plane. went down to visit her father in florida. muriel bowser mayor of washington, d.c., said wear your mask. she was at a wedding. maskless. she was enjoying the mewses i can, spirit moved her. t

mister carter. for the involved officers who have families to get home to.ommunity. >> san jose police identifying the carjacking suspect killed in a police shootout this carrying a ghost gun and had several warrants out for his arrest. good evening, everybody. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. police say robert carter was shot and killed after he stole a vehicle and then tried to steal another vehicle by holding the driver of that car at gunpoint. we've got a glimpse today of what that attempted car jacking look like. according to police kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> taken from a helicopter above san jose. police say this was a scary moment that robert seth carter tried to steal a person's car in santa clara. >> and pointee

. >> reporter: author james fallows was a carter speech writer. >> jimmy carter who as history knows was not re-elected and is extremely popular in his first year in office. >> reporter: carter's first-year approval rating was higher than ronald reagan's, and his party lost fewer seats in the midterm house elections than reagan did. though, reagan is considered the more successful president. measuring presidents in the moment is hard, says jill, because people focus only on what's right in front of them, like a protracted global pandemic. >> kind of puzzling over this, how do you measure a president? well, most of us are measuring day to day are the covid case numbers. >> does that basically mean the approval rating is a general thermometer of public feeling and if public's unhappy, the president as the best-known politician is the one that gets blamed? >> yeah, i mean i think it's sort of a proxy for the national mood, rather than an evaluation of efficacy of an administration. right? and most of us don't have the ability, day to day, to evaluate the efficacy of the admini administr

carter writes -- "our great nation now teeters on the brink of a widening abyss. without immediate action, we are at genuine risk of civil conflict and losing our precious democracy." jimmy carter is now 97 years old, the longest living former president in u.s. history. we will spend the hour looking at the january 6 insurrection after the headlines. the centers for disease control and prevention has endorsed giving pfizer booster shots to children between the ages of 12 and 15 as covid cases continue to skyrocket amid the omicron surge. the united states has reported an average of nearly 600,000 new covid infections a day over the past week, by far the highest anywhere in the world. hospitalizations continue to rise but are still lower than during the surge last winter. the surge is leading to a growing number of public events being cancelled across the globe. the grammy awards have been postponed. the sundance film festival has canceled in-person screenings. brazilian officials in rio de janeiro have cancelled the carnival street parade for a second year in a ro

and he's on probation for battery. >> carter, but police say carter had an illegal ghost gun when he was killed. the 4 officers involved in his shooting were not injured and have all been placed on administrative leave. while the investigation continues. >> and new tonight at 10 authorities in san mateo say 4 people have been arrested in connection to a trafficking scheme that brought guns from arizona to california. >> their investigation began last october alongside san francisco police and the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives. yesterday they executed a number of arrest warrants throughout san mateo county and the city of oakland officers confiscated 30 guns in all including ghost guns. automatic rifles and thousands of rounds of ammunition. a man has been arrested after being caught on camera stomping on a duck. it happened this week at the san lorenzo. >> community center park or just an ugly thing to look at today. the alameda county sheriff's office said this man has been arrested and they say he spends seen at the park before harming ducks and at least 2 oth

massachusetts, carter's bitter rival. carter even blamed kennedy for having cost him a second term as president. right or not. nonetheless, he caused such stater that he caused kennedy and carter to get together on the appointment. i always thought that was a harbinger of stephen breyer on the supreme court. because for almost three decades has had very strong believes. but at the same time the talent to reach across to justices who did not share a lot of his values, like a scalia, for instance. or other appointed by democratic presidents who might not entirely have the same view as he had. and he's really the incar incarination of what the founders want. they didn't want robust to go on the court and operate in terms of what party was the president who appointed them. the founders wanted people who would use their judgment, would talk to their colleagues, who would be open to new ideas and persuasion. so, stephen breyer is not only a brilliant justice of the supreme court, one of the best in history, but someone who is e