to you, catherine.a president biden himself called powell a dear friend and a patriot. >> and said he will be remembered as one of our great americans and many others no matter their

thank you so much. catherine. on as to dawn's government, meanwhile has won that that country is about to run out of medicine, fuel and wheat because of the closure of its main port protest as of blocked roads around ports. you don against what they say is a lack of political power and poor economic conditions in the region. last saturday, your record, they shut down a pipeline that carries oil to the capital cartoon on people into john's eastern regions, say they've been politically and economically marginalized for decades now. the so called juba agreement last year was meant to resolve a years long conflict. but those from the beach of tribe say they're being excluded from it. in recent weeks, they blocked roads and forced red seaports to close, including to critical pipelines. one of those that brings oil to the capital and another transports oil exports from neighboring south to dawn. community leaders eventually agreed to resume south sudanese oil exports after meeting with a government delegation. and the g

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i'm catherine . how will the money actually help me through some of the challenges which are report highlighted there when it comes to climate change in human settlements and so on? yes, we have been speaking to santa scientists who have been doing research on, you know, animals like elephants and they are very concerned about the effects of climate change. they're talking about habitats of, you know, big animals like elephants are decreasing. they're talking about a settlement. so this i learned is owned by the messiah community, and normally they have conservancy where they allow for migratory routes for elephants. but a lately we have seen a more and more subdivisions of this land, and this is causing quite a concern. so this man is going to help us to as empower in communities a to in a work together with government officials and also to understand the importance of conservation. the importance of the leaving space is open for some of this animal. so the scientists say that because of frequent dr

yes, sorry, sorry about that, catherine. i can you hear me sorry about that so that i can you were talking by the international community and i was wondering how this new term is the is being viewed by the international community given the tensions aris intentions have been especially over the conflict, tend to gray, what his government is under a lot of pressure from the international community to his hard from the u. s. a key ally of if you appear that provide a crucial foreign aid to that country or with heart from, you know, in the us basically saying that the prime minister needs to do better to handle the crisis into grow. we've heard from the european union. we've heard of from the united nations as well. we know that in the last few days and the if you open a foreign ministry has expired key officials of the un for reasons that are yet unknown. oh, the government has been blamed, of, you know, blockading a t gray region where millions of people are facing, are, you know, facing farm in the government. official saying

. >> and i'm catherine heenan. ken wayne has the night off and we will begin with those evacuation orders. kron, four's, grant lotus starts our team coverage live from the newsroom. >> grant catholic and a lot of new information that we got just within the past 10 minutes. so we'll get you right to that map for the evacuation orders and warnings are currently in place. you see morgan hill up here again, this fire is between morgan hill and watsonville and we'll zoom in a little bit here. the red. >> areas indicate locations where evacuation orders are in place. the yellow indicating evacuation warnings. this is not too far from now medina county park this sum it up here and this is an area if you know people that live here call them, text them, make sure they know what is happening they're calling this the u.s. try to fire it started late this afternoon and we just getting some new video and its pretty dramatic almost a mini fire nato there. again, this is between watsonville and morgan hill, both hazel dell not to

there were other secretarial schools that women were attending but catherine gibbs she became a widow in the early 1900s and had to find aay make a living for her kids and her sister and she opened the school. when the great depression hit in the stock market fell these women, these elite women from elite colleges with degrees in english literature had to find a way to make a living in catherine gibbs was awake to do it so that was important in another important way to the avenue was with the great depression women were taking jobs away from men so logically they would take on women's work if they wanted to work outside of the home so now we have residence at the barbizon that were catherine gibbs secretarial students. the paris modeling agency the first modeling agency he brings in women, young women from largely the midwest and the barbizon is a new york hotel but it's a very american story because the women who stay there or not new yorkers. they become new yorkers to some extent but they are small towners in the agency takes this this -- these are the models and the looks that the

a lot more news is coming up on kron 4 news at 6, pam moore and catherine heenan. they're here now with a look at what is coming up. >> all right. grant and vicki, thank you both. coming up tonight at 6 o'clock, the bay area still recovering from the storm over the weekend. thousands of people remain without power including several businesses on the peninsula that are still recovering from the closures during the pandemic will have the latest. >> also the effort to recall san francisco district attorney chase abou dean heating up 2 prosecutors have quit his office who are now supporting the recall. we'll talk live with one of the former assistant d-a's and have reaction from office. if you're working from home, you're probably driving less. maybe a lot less. at metromile, we think you should be paying less for your car insurance; a lot less. and paying less doesn't mean getting less. with metromile's per-mile pricing... what you pay is based on how many miles you actually drive. so, you can enjoy reliable, high-quality car insurance... at a delightfully different p

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pam, catherine, back to you. all right. grant, thank you for the hayward unified school district launched the first of several covid vaccine clinics on his secondary school campuses today. >> this comes ahead of its december 17th vaccine mandate for students, 12 and older students unable to show proof of vaccination by that deadline must take weekly covid tests. other bay area school districts are also mandating the covid vaccine for piedmont unified. the deadline is to get a shot is november. the 17th december the 15th for west contra costa unified. there is no set date yet for oakland unified, but it will not be earlier than january 1st and january 3rd for berkeley unified. >> happening tomorrow. san francisco and marin counties will lift their indoor mask mandates. but only in certain settings only when everybody president is fully vaccinated health officials contra, costa county are also planning to ease mask restrictions indoors. but probably not until november 1st. kron four's. gayle ong is live in lafayette to explai

catherine.th the chairman of the san francisco republican party and the san mateo county supervisor who has been a arguing that she should not visit the bay area. period board supervisor david canepa says that greene has spread misinformation about covid he argues her parents could turn into a security problem. he says that progressive protesters will likely show up things could escalate and he says he wants the event shut down. here's how gop chairman john dennis is responding. for some councilman in san mateo you okay. >>now no one showing anything down really begin to wonder about the san francisco republican party and their intentions and having someone who is so out of the the mainstream basically professes all he's sort of outlandish conspiracy theories. it's a sad day has said republican party in san francisco has gotten to this point people like this councilman or whatever it is you know who will continue things on until someone actually does come out and commit some violence we're going

catherine up. back to you. thank bruce. a. >> power shut offs and the north bay are canceled for today. pg and e says that's because offshore winds have been trending a lot weaker. the change affects more than 5,000 customers across 10 northern california. counties. >> a big story this evening. an fda panel endorsed a lower dose of moderna's covid-19 vaccine booster. this applies only to some americans, though the panel recommends a half dose booster shot for seniors adults with other health problems or those with jobs or living situations that put them at increased risk for covid the initial moderna vaccination consists of 2, 100 milligram microgram shots. but moderna doctors say a 50 microgram shot should be enough for a booster. the panel will meet again tomorrow to talk about johnson and johnson's booster shot the fda authorized pfizer's booster shots for vulnerable populations last month. well, while bart trains travel through bay area counties which have covid vaccine mandates. none of that affects bart employees beca

our catherine heenan is here now with the latest developments. what drama catherine? well, they did a really fast. they wrapped up in like 15 minutes. but yes, it is the first major shot from the committee members. did unanimously approved going after bannon for criminal contempt. >> the next step. the entire house will vote and that could happen thursday. they're saying this is all rooted in the fact the committee investigating the january 6 capitol riot want wide range of white house documents and they want testimony from people like bannon who reportedly made statements indicating that he knew ahead of time about the extreme events on the day of the attack reportedly saying things like all will break loose bannon's attorney is arguing in part his client doesn't have to testify because of executive privilege is a former trump aide. that argument has been shot down by the committee. meantime, the blanket refusal to play along has been making committee members and other democrats very angry. we just simply blew us off. >> you can't do that. they attacked this building

and i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne joyner shot and killed one person during that incident todayernoon at the chevron gas station on castro and 18th in oakland and not too far from 9.80. >> joiner is hospitalized. he's in the icu. kron four's. dan thorn joins us live from highland hospital. and and what what do we know tonight. >> just heard from oakland police chief leronne armstrong who says that joyner is right now in serious but critical condition here at highland hospital. he was shot several times today on him involved with at least 3 suspects in this

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norah. >> o'donnell: catherine herridge, thank you very much. and there's new information tonight for those asking questions about natural immunity. a new study from the c.d.c. found that unvaccinated people who recovered from covid are actually five times more likely to get infected again than those who are vaccinated with pfizer or moderna. that means that vaccine immunity is far superior than natural immunity. and it comes as there's breaking news about pfizer's mini-dose, a vaccine for kids as young as five. here's meg oliver. >> reporter: tonight, the f.d.a. authorized the pfizer vaccine for children ages five to 11, saying it was nearly 91% effective in preventing covid. a c.d.c. advisory committee is expected to decide tuesday whether to give the final green light, which would clear the way for more than 28 million children to begin receiving shots as soon as wednesday. >> our actions today, plus c.d.c.'s recommendations next week, help us get closer to hopefully closing another chapter in this pandemic. >> reporter: parents, like rachel

catherine. yeah. others obviously still plenty of time until november of 20 to. it is clear we're going to be tracking some interesting mayoral races. >> just last night, santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez announced she is running for san jose mayor, something that was expected. she made that announcement outside her home saying that her campaign theme will be a city of equals saying she wants san jose to be a place where things like birth right? color gender. do not make a difference and it will be the second time that chavez has run for mayor. she was defeated by fellow council member chuck reed in 2006, despite being considered an early front runner. she is getting another shot after being influenced by the pandemic. she says she believes collaboration and experience is key and she will be the 4th candidate in that race. 3 city council members have already entered in oakland councilmember lauren taylor is going to run to replace libby shaft. the first there to launch a public campaign for the 2022 mayoral election. that race again, wide open because ma

i think will first will go to catherine. covid has devastated my community one point had the highest in the state of alabama. even those who are active work to pay for years to try to bring justice not only to the sanitation issue but about poverty, inequality is terms of access to economic opportunity. she died of covid last year in july and left two children orphans as a result. i think people -- we have seen people who are hit the hardest are the people that have been the most overburdened and under resourced communities. : : : . and consequently and the candidate has no hospitals and she had to be taken to selma, maybe 45 minutes >> this is two hours away to get students to be placed on a ventilator and then eventually passed away but along with that, diabetes, her home was filled with mold and mildew in her daughtermi has been was sleeping with the cpap machine and these are things will make more people vulnerable. when i took my friends about this, running around the chemical plants, i've gathered to visit i had to dea

pam, catherine, back to you.ant, thank you very much. >> now to new mexico where police say actor alec baldwin shot and killed a woman when a prop gun that was supposedly filled with blank somehow misfired. a man of the film's director was injured. it happened on a movie set as crews were shooting a new western called rust. the 2 people shot both taken to the hospital where 42 year-old haleigh not hutchence died. she was the film's cinematographer director. joel souza is hospitalized. there's been no update on his condition. this movie is being shot at a ranch outside santa fe. police say they are not pressing charges at this point, but they are still investigating. >> now to our other big story of the night. more rain is on the way. we are getting a break from the wet weather tonight. but it was certainly coming down hard earlier today across the bay area from santa rosa to pleasant hill. >> of course, the wet weather coming dangerous driving conditions. the chp says slick roads might have led to this. this was

to you, catherine. and have a president biden himself called powell a dear friend and a patriot. >> and said he will be remembered as one of our great americans and many others no matter their political affiliation shared similar messages throughout the day. >> one of our great military leaders animal will be the says washington's top leaders. remember general colin powell is life and legacy. secure college career in the u.s. military is legendary the world lost one of the greatest leaders that we have ever witnessed. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell recalled how the 84 year-old served in the army for decades and rose to the rank of four-star general as a senior leader. he help for president to protect our nation. vice president kamala harris stress pounds role as the first black chairman of the joint chiefs and secretary of state impacted many across the globe because of what he was able >> it really did elevate our nation. >> these leaders said pao left an impression not only for his professio

i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne and i pale more. this is the first big rainfall in more than a year and we have live team coverage tonight. kron four's gayle ong is live in the east bay tonight as pg and e crews wait on standby for any word of possible falling trees or power outages. and we also have kron four's chiefmeteorologist lawrence karnow standing by. he's been tracking the showers. let's start with lawrence. >> for a look at where that rain is right now. yeah. guys. rain just to begin to pick up again around the bay area this evening. we're going to see more of that on and off. >> looking out toward the golden gate bridge, very slick out there as the rain coming down. not real heavy. but we're seeing the showers developing outside all around the bay area right now. what a nice sight to see. doppler radar starting to pick up on some of that rain. we're going to see similar amounts of rain over the next 2436 hours or so. i think things begin to pick up. but we're just kind of in this in between pattern right now. a lot of moi

kron four's catherine heenan joins us now here in the studio with more. catherine.to both the chairman of the san francisco republican party today and the san mateo county supervisor who says that congresswoman greene should not visit the bay area period board supervisor. david canepa says that greene has spread misinformation about covid. he argues her parents could turn into a security problem. he says progressive protesters will likely show up. things could escalate. he says he wants the event shut down. here's how gop chairman john dennis is responding. >> for some councilman in san okay. now no one showing anything down really begin to wonder about the san francisco republican party and their intentions and having someone who is so out of the the mainstream and who basically professes all he sort of outlandish conspiracy theories. it's a sad day. said republican party in san francisco has gotten to this point, people like this councilman or whoever it is, you know who will continue things on until someone actually does come out and commit some violence. we're g

because this at this point, this is what is needed or a catherine leave that for the most growth and sorry, the as being just from my re being can the sedans governments is warned, the country is about to run out of medicine, fuel and weeds because of its closure of main ports. protesters have brought roads around ports you down against what they say is a lack of political power and poor economic conditions in the region. last week, they shot a pipeline that carries oil to the capital hall to a huge leak or financial documents has exposed what said to be the secret assets dealings of some of the world's richest people. the collection of nearly 12000000 files known as the pandora papers was published by the international consort him of investigative journalists. austin jordan, as this lake is really papers on steroids, world leaders, politicians, and billionaires with hidden vaults of wealth, a new chapter in a never ending story. the pandora papers is a leak of almost $12000000.00 documents that alleges, concealed assets, tax avoidance. and in some cases, money laundering by some of

let's go straight away live to catherine soy in nairobi in and neighboring, kenya who's monitoring the situation is a cut her festival, this kidnapping. what more do we no bother? i, yes, i have just seen the statement by the human rights commission of a few p r, and they have dated this abduction to around the september, september the 25th. this is a say, a 145 people were kidnapped in this region in the west. spanish a go go move. this is a region that hosts the grand renee, since dom, there's been fighting going on between for security forces and a rebel group calling itself the good news people democratic movements. there's been fighting, going on there. more than 5000 people have been displaced, they need humanitarian aid. but according to the statement released a few days ago by the human rights commission, at this particular incident, of the abductions happened around the 25th. and this just demonstrates a scale of a challenge in dealing with the security situation in ethiopia, to say nothing of the ethnic divisions. absolutely, and this is what many if europeans are talking abo

as go live now to catherine soil. so catherine, how to do the proceeds from this, especially $5000.00. i mean, how does that help to meet some of the challenges he talked about in your package? you know, the big ones climate change in human settlement? yes. so me are, the naming ceremony is currently underway. several people of putting the money a to name at this elephants and we house, we'll get to the minister a little earlier. who said that, because of, you know, the koran of our current of ours pandemic, the number of tourists that we're getting, the country has gone down. so that means a money meant to find conservative conservation efforts has also go down. so they have to look for alternative sources to make sure that a conservation works goes on. now to discuss this, a father is om, patrick, or monty, who is, are the researcher, the cocaine of wildlife service. thank you very much for joining us. oh, we have been talking about climate change. you have mileage to reduce poaching, but how big a threat is climate

have you with us, catherine. they had been indications that saudi arabia and its allies, whose actions and yemen have been under scrutiny, had increased lobbying efforts around the world in recent days, in a bid to do away with this independent investigation. so this decision doesn't really come as a surprise, says it. what is your reaction i'm, i'm not really surprised now. i think the other people will be disappointed, obviously of because it's a failure on the quote of them of the un human rights council that said, i think that from the political perspective, he put you to understand that in order to actually find a solution to loan you know, to these ongoing war with this crisis in this conflict, thinks this to be moving in the right direction. and maybe when we looking don't know to, to find a peaceful resolution to that conflict. i don't think that pointing to fingers is necessarily the right way to go about things. things have been done on e. this hides, crimes against humanity. i would say, i would argue

back to ken and catherine. >> thank of greece.ell, a texas couple heading to las vegas for vacation. got a big surprise at the airport when checking in their bags at the southwest airlines counter. they found their pet chihuahua was inside the luggage that made the discovery when one of their bags wasn't declared overweight. they opened the bag to move things around and out popped a little icky. i guess we're not getting a picture key, but he probably knew they were leaving and didn't want to get left behind. fortunately, there are family members nearby who took icky back home. >> linked for life 3 years after a car wreck stopped one california woman's heartbeat. california woman's heartbeat. she got to meet the officer i was injured in a car crash. california woman's heartbeat. she got to meet the officer i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more t

catherine. >> thanks, pam. and for your help this holiday season. the cdc is reminding people to stay safe over the holidays, including the obvious for minders get vaccinated. get the booster shot. if you're eligible and if there are young children who are not yet eligible for shot. keep them around. people who are vaccinated, people with weak immune system should continue to wear masks and keep their distance from other people when that's possible. >> still ahead on kron 4 news tonight at 10 restaurant week is bad. how you can help local restaurants recover from the pandemic. well, saving yourself some money on some great meals. also the u.s. will soon reopen its borders to travelers what those visitors will mean before in oakland and ac transit bus crashed into a home today after it was hit by a stolen car. >> the driver of that car was leading police on a chase police say everybody on the bus is okay tonight. but the 4 suspects in the stolen car were taken to the hospital. one of them has major injuries. the stolen car was a silver toyota. the oa

catherine heenan kron 4 news. thanks for that kathryn. meantime, children ages 5 to 11 are going to soon be able to get a covid-19 shot. >> pending federal approval. now the shots are expected to be widely available at county run clinics, health care providers and also at some schools kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date on plans for the rollout in the south bay. >> santa clara county covid-19 vaccination sites like this one at the fairgrounds are being made ready to vaccinate a significant portion of the county's children ages 5 to 11 who could be eligible for the shot. but the first week of november, the county has requested enough of the lower dose pfizer vaccine for as many as 167,000 newly eligible children. everything else is ready to go pending federal approval says clinical lead bethany burleson. we have separate clinical areas inside each site just set aside for the children here. >> and that first we're going to have it by appointments and as the demand decreases will have it available for walk ins and drop san jose uni

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catherine heenan kron 4 news. thank you so much. catherine. an fda panel is endorsing booster. shots of the johnson and johnson covid vaccine. that's right. the advisory panel today unanimously voting to approve the shot for americans 18 and older. >> at least 2 months after their first dose. but that same panel is still discussing whether or not people who qualify for boosters can mix and match vaccine brands. some initial studies have shown that doing so is both safe and effective. >> many americans are taking matters into their own hands that i'm reading in the media that people are getting boosters or make things different. there, you know, primary care providers or by not revealing what they got before. so i think it's a matter of some urgency for fda help sort out what is admittedly a complicated and challenging scenario. >> there is mounting evidence in this is interesting that suggest the johnson and johnson's vaccine. people got that may benefit more from getting a pfizer or moderna shot as their booster rather than a second dose of the j j shot the study by the nation

we'll keep you posted there, pam and catherine, back to you. all right, grant, thank you very much for me. >> moving on to other news tonight. 3 members of the san francisco board of education will face a recall election early next year. today city officials announced petitions were certified the elections are for board members allison collins, gabriela lopez foga moliga. they've been scheduled for february 15th. this comes after some parents were frustrated and angry about certain problems. including in-person learning the effort to rename schools. the election expected to cost the district about 8 million dollars. the school board. president has not released a statement criticizing the election as wasteful saying in part, it is unfortunate. we as a city now have to waste millions on the recall just months before the general election, taking money that could have gone to crucial resources. we as a society must stop the weaponization of these outrageous recalls and push back on similar right wing tactics were saying across the country. >> today

catherine powell, cnn's economic commentator, thank you so much, catherine. >> thank you. >>> now to from his critics in china. they are issuing a personal challenge to the founder and long-time head of nike for staying silent about oppression in china against uighur minorities. let's go live to beijing and bring some cnn's steven zhang. he's not backing down at all. other players have done this. he's taken a hard stance. >> reporter: that's right. in this latest video message, not only he mentioned phil knight, the long time head of nike, but also nba legends and nike ambassadors lebron james, challenging them to go to china in person to check out what conditions nike shoes are being made. canter is trying to shine a spotlight on this issue we have been covering a long time. that is allegations of widespread abuse, and ill treatment of the uighurs and other minorities in western china, including allegations of forced labor where the u.s. government actually assessing 2 million of them having been sent to internment camps in this country. beijing has always denied those allegations.

lila rose ads were censored and author of "fighting for life" and catherine glenn foster president of united for life. thank you for joining me. lila, first to you, i understand this ad is one aspect of this. isn't this part of a whole approach by big tech behemoglobin moths to basically clamp down anything that runs afew of the pro-abortion agenda. >> you are the right, ben. this isn't the first time we have been censored. banned from triesing on twitter. planned parenthood and abortionists advertising on twitter. banned from pinterest. abortionists are advertising on pinterest. google, this is absolutely unprecedented what google has chosen to do. they have removed all ads that promote the life-saving hormone progesterone fda approved help counter act the abortion pill and save lives. it saved 25 you, hundred babies being killed by abortion pills when their mothers chose to get this treatment. now we cannot on behalf of pro-life doctors help promote the hotline that would connect women to the life-saving care that makes it possible to reverse the abortion pill in some cases. instead

. >> look forward, catherine. yeah, and look back at his family who really shaped and he carries that around every day. he says the former secretary of state was sworn into office in january to replace kamala harris, his latest political adventure began with a now famous phone call. >> can you what they be thinking now is i ask if you want to be the next us enter the united states. the great state of california. >> the sheriff. >> alex padilla calls this the zoom seen around the world. he's always loved referencing his hard working immigrant parents, proud of the father who worked as a short order cook and the mother who cleaned houses to give him and his sister and brother a better life. and for a quietly focused courtly man. it was a rare show of public emotion. >> i'm bothered bad. built. >> couldn't help think of my parents and our family's journey and kind of what this moment represents not just for me, not just for my family. but for our community. >> he says he and his wife are trying not to simply raise 3

oh, 07:00pm grant catherine. >> thank you, kate. and we're just going to tell people if you might be trying. still to go see the game in person get ready to pay up stub hub. just releasing new information actually tonight on tickets for tomorrow night's game. there are still more than 5,400 tickets available. the lowest ticket price. right $171. the average ticket price $445. the most expensive ticket that we found was $5,000 for a seat b manager mike mayock spoke today for the first time since former head coach jon gruden's resignation earlier this week, 2 days ago, gruden step down after the new york times reported about racist demeaning and inappropriate e-mails. he'd written. mayock says owner mark davis waited to make a decision on the head coach until he had more information. he also wanted to focus on this sunday's game in denver and focus on this guy that interim head coach rich bisaccia. but there's no escaping this major shift that the franchise is still dealing with. >> a lot going on in this building in this franchise fo

pam, catherine, back to you. thank you. grant. >> 120 police officers were pulled off the streets of san francisco today because they have not been vaccinated against covid san francisco's vaccine mandate for city workers did take effect yesterday. so the employees like police officers had several months to get a covid shot. but the san francisco police association confirms that as of last night, 120 members did failed to meet the requirement. a spokesperson for the association says the employees who continue to refuse to get vaccinated will be put on paid administrative leave. they'll still collect their paychecks but not be allowed to come into work. meantime, the city's human resources department says 95% of the city's work force is vaccinated that means at least 1700 employees are not 800 of those people are asking either for religious or medical exemption. mayor london breed says the city is trying to make everybody's needs. >> examining those that people are requesting very closely with our human resources department

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, prosecutors indicated they could get life in prison or death in convicted, norah >> o'donnell: catherineridge, thank you. we have got a warning for parents tonight about an alarming wave of destructive and dangerous school pranks that are being provoked on social media. we have new details tonight from cbs's jamie yuccas. >> damaged bathrooms, a flooded hallway, just some to have the recent trucks in one tennessee school district >> across our 14 middle schools and high schools, there have been over 100 incidents of vandalism and theft over the last few weeks that have been linked to these challenges >> reporter: the social media challenges says anthony salvanto include one on tiktok called devious licks that incited kids to steal or destroy sekulow property and posted online. not mile an hour vandalism >> dozens of students face consequences and their families are southeast r left paying thousands in fines and restitutions. >> reporter: addison goldberg and lily lambert attend one to have the schools. how does this happen? >> they want property >> reporter: how does this make you popula

catherine heenan kron 4 news. >> i will go and take your phone out scan. this qr code on your screen because remember, we have an entire web page dedicated to hispanic heritage month. going to see more stories and you can also submit some as well. we'll have that coming up. welcome ba kron 4 morning news reyna harvey here on this friday and again, you know, we're trying to give you some good news. >> to pick up this morning after the last last night and again, still very proud of you. chyen ce. he gave it you fought hard and long and again, back here at home walking into the weekend. the weather is supposed to be really nice occasionally to make some plans with your family and your loved ones to do something to get your mind off all that. good morning get chance to get some fresh air today for sure starts the legs a bit. >> get the shorts get the t shirts on enjoy what feels like another little taste of summer ahead of us as we kick off this weekend, your newark out on the weather center. forecast is showing completely clear and dry skies this morning. tha

i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis.ice say this began late last night when a man took his own father hostage at gunpoint for was on the scene is hostage negotiators talk to the man they got him to surrender. kron four's. rob fladeboe reports. sheriff's deputies were still on the scene here on east hills drive late this afternoon. >> where a hostage drama came to a peaceful ending. some 14 hours after it began sheriff's deputies were dispatched to this alum, rock neighborhood. late monday night after receiving reports about a disturbance with a firearm. the san jose police merge unit joined the sheriff's team in surrounding the home on east hills at miller avenue. the area was quickly sealed off as neighbors sheltered in place. investigators say there was a heated dispute in which unarmed 38 year-old man threatened to shoot his father and himself hostage negotiators from both the sheriff's office and the police department carried on a dialogue over the phone and via loudspeakers throughout the night and morning before fi

they are more questions love to have the answer but i just want to say thank you to both of you catherine belton author of putin's people how the kgb took on the west and author between two fires, cherished ambition and compromise in putin's russia. thanks to you both and thanks to our audience and i hope you continue to watch the

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here is cbs' catherine herridge. >> reporter: in 2016, joe, an army veteran, went to work for a.t.f. as an information specialist in the human resources department. >> i had to maintain the integrity of the information that went into the system. >> reporter: almost immediately, joe, who asked to be disguised and not to use his last name, said he noticed problems. a.t.f. personnel doing administrative jobs were paid a special bonus known as "law enforcement availability pay, or leap for short. >> if you were functioning in an administrative capacity, you don't qualify for the pay, so you're not supposed to get it. a lot of people were getting it. >> reporter: government regulations stipulate the extra pay is reserved for criminal investigators who are on call and expected to work on unschedd additional hours. how big is the bump-up in pay? >> 25%. >> reporter: how much money are we talking about? >> if you made $100,000, and you got leap, you would get $125,000. >> reporter: did you flag the cae jo supervisors were upset about what he told them. joe shared personnel records that show

i'm catherine heenan and for can when i'm sorry, and i'm moore. the attorney describing fresh and her husband is to caring parents simply trying to rehabilitate their daughter who the attorney says was turned into a by her boyfriend. >> forcefully to call reports. >> not just a person. he's a very bad person. my range is describing 33 year-old joe goldman, the boyfriend of richmond police chief besa french's 18 year-old daughter rains represents chief french and her husband lee french who was a sergeant with the oakland police department. both are currently on administrative leave while under investigation for allegedly abusing their daughter and making death threats to goldman and his mother in an attempt to break their daughter free from goldman. he can turn. >> what at a 17 year-old outstanding scholar student straight a student magnet. kamala d graduate from high school. can turn her into a street in a matter of months earlier this week goldman was arrested and charged with felony pimping and has been convicted of human trafficking in the past

here's cbs' catherine herridge. >> reporter: this case revolves around the technology behind these high-techbs, and the court records read like an espionage thriller. defendants jonathan toebbe, a nuclear engineer for the navy and his wife dianna were arrested over the weekend accused of selling nuclear secrets to a foreign government official who was really an f.b.i. f.b.i. agent. >> our submarine program is the biggest defense capability that the u.s. has. >> reporter: eric o'neil worked as an operative. >> this is a trusted insider within the network who had access to the secrets and decided he was going to sell them to a foreign power. that is the most dangerous thing we find in counterintelligence >> reporter: toebbe, who lived on this quiet street in annapolis, maryland, is charged with selling an unnamed country sub secrets in exchange for a ce $100,000 in crypto currency. the f.b.i. was tipped and began an elaborate investigation, with agents telling toebbe to drop off the stolen date in a rural area in west virginia. among the most sensational details that toebbe passed information

the government has declared a national disaster. catherine saw a report from northeastern kenya in this part of what jack county, there's nothing left to eat for. abdulla man who's saying abdulla is remaining cattle nearly every day he wakes up to this. his animals are wasting away and dying from hanger and disease. he sees his prized pool, the wood on a good day, cost around $700.00 does not have long to leave either. most of the animals here in ne and kenya are in poor condition. his desperate loiter a little higher, put on a ball on if we're struggling of 700 cattle for 3 families, the sony 300 left their malnourished. the ones that appear healthy, just drop. i'm not sure what's affecting them in another village. many kilometers away. shabanni soc, is just getting back home from a 4 hour track to fetch water for his family and the sheep and goats. he desperately needs to keep alive, dead and dying livestock. scatter his compound archipello for 7 months we've been fetching water from very far away. dad malnutrition rates continue to rise. children are receiving emergency food supplies