so i called mma legend colby covington. >> at 511, 170 pounds, colby chaos covington is ranked number welter weight division. he made his octagon debut nine years ago. he has become outspoken supporter of president trump. speaking on council for sports, fitness and nutrition. >> laura: musk, zuckerberg. there is a lot of trash talk. we're not sure what is going to happen here what are your thoughts? is this going to go forward? >> i hope it goes forward because i think it could be the biggest and best fight the universe has ever seen. i think it could do just crazy numbers on p pay per view and stimulate the economy that we have never seen with a fight. people want to see it. they want to see free speech vs. the guy that is censoring people. >> laura: i used to do too quan dough in my 20's. what do i do to get ready for understanding this whole mma style of fighting. how do we train? can you show me. >> i'm going to show you today. you already have the biggest and best base ta'quon dough you understand the striking and movements it takes to be a good mma fighter. >> freidman has been

the interim chief fire chief, damon covington, says despite all the tragedy, the deadly attack brought the nation together. 9/11 was different, you know, and it was kind of a rallying cry for our country to come together and be one nation because we were all facing the same challenge. san francisco firefighters held a bell ringing ceremony and read the names of the 343 new york city firefighters who died during the terror attacks. both san francisco and oakland sent firefighters to ground zero to assist in search and recovery efforts. some of them have been sickened or have died from 9/11 related illnesses. writers noticing changes today on bart, the new schedule that goes into effect that will mean shorter wait times for most people. plus rescue crews are heading into the remote areas hit by that devastating earthquake on friday. i'm trey yingst in the high atlas mountains. i've got the details coming up. and mostly sunny skies across the bay area and a warm one. a better look at the current conditions, what we can expect for the afternoon today and the cooldown in the extended fo ca

interim fire chief damon covington says despite the tragic losses, the deadly attacks brought the nationogether. 9/11 was different. you know, and it was kind of a rallying cry for our country to come together and be one nation because we were all facing the same challenge. san francisco firefighters also held a bell ringing ceremony and read the names of the 343 new york city fire fighters who died during the terror attack. san francisco and oakland sent firefighters to ground zero to assist in search and recover efforts. the ceremony was held at the pentagon today in remembrance of those killed there on 911. the american flag was unfurled on the west side of the building to begin that observance as the new york city fire department honored the more than 300 firefighters who died during the attack on the world trade center and hundreds more who have since become sick or died from the dust and toxic pollutants that blanketed the area. when the towers came down, a wreath laying ceremony was held at the city's firemen's memorial. they indeed will never, ever be forgotten. and that is our r

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on wednesday for the first time detailing what happened when he froze before cameras last week in covington, kentucky and also in july when that also occurred. that actually happened right before the senate adjourned for a five week recess. they are now back in session and there are a lot of questions. senator hawley told me tuesday evening that this question about mcconnell's health had been coming to him everywhere when he traveled across the state in missouri over his -- over the recess. and that these senators also want answers. mcconnell's office chalked it up to lightheadedness. and there are still concerns about whether or not he is still suffering from the after effects of the concussion that he endured back in march when he fell, hit his head at a washington hotel. but in an effort to sort of alleviate those concern, mcconnell's office released a letter from the capitol hill physician saying he did not suffer any stroke, no seizure, he does not have parkinson's disease and that his brain scans and other tests that were done suggest that he can continue to do his job. it doesn't mea

in 2019, they tried to do the same to that covington catholic kid nic sandmann he was attacked and paintedcist because a of a few seconds of viral video. >> nic sandmann did make a choice and that was to make it to a standoff. >> the kids around this guy. jeering and dancing. smug look. everyone sees that smug look wants to punch that kid. >> laura: whoops, sand man won a big out-of-court settlement from media outlet on defamation ground. police officer accused of sexually assaulting a woman he arrested for dui and threatening to shoot her fiance. body cam footage revealed the accuser made the entire thing up. and at yale university, the campus was rocked when a student was charged with rape there. another female student said that this individual attacked her in her dorm room on halloween night in 2015. the accused said that the encounter was consensual and he was eventually acquitted in court that didn't matter yale kicked him out. expelled him. that's all it took was allegation. that former student khan joins me now. we will talk about your lawsuit in a moment but first tell me how this

biases were on display more than 13 years later when the press was willing to come down on that covington catholic student nic sandmann whose moral crime was wearing that maga hat and looking forward when he was in town for the march for life. >> this face-to-face confrontation igniting charges of racism. >> a mob of ultra maga hat wearing students surrounding a native american. >> were kind of smirking at him and looking down their noses at him. >> why do we always do this in these sorts of cases when white boys are involved. we give privilege to these white kids. >> laura: of course if we were wearing a planned parenthood hat and glaring at some old pro-lifer, none of those people in the media would accused him of menacing looks or trying to intimidate an elderly activist. of course not. because it's all political. now, imagine if the video you are about to see involved two white teens laughing as they mowed down a black former police officer caution. this video is hard to watch. [laughing] >> laura: now, this happened more than a month ago. who thinks that it would have taken this long

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. >> reporter: after his wednesday even in covington, kentucky, mcconnell called key allies includingcandidate jim banks, who told cnn the senate leader was sharp and engaging. the question about mcconnell's health is bound to intensify when he faces his 48 colleagues next week for the first time since the summer recess. >> he should tell us if something bigger is going on. whatever he tells me, i'll trust to be true. >> reporter: some republicans fear the impact of mcconnell's fall in march could be worse than he has let on. >> obviously the fall he had was more damaging than most people thought. >> do you think he should stay as leader? >> that's for the senate to figure out. >> reporter: all of this putting a spotlight on an aging senate where a majority of senators are in their 60s and 70s. there's no mechanism to force a leadership vote to try to oust senator mcdproconnell from his leadership position. the next time there is an election will be after the 2024 presidential election. then there will be an election to choose a new leader. the first time mcconnell will face republica

some of these firefighters just started their careers, including interim chief damon covington, who says his shift when the news broke. but 9/11 was different. you know, and it was kind of a rallying cry for our country to come together and be one nation because we were all facing the same challenge, you know, and so that just fortified as a as a young person on probation that for just 4 to 5, my decision to be a public servant, both oakland and san francisco sent strike teams to new york to help in search and rescue and recovery missions with planes meant to head to california, including one for sfo. people here say the events of nine by 11 cut a little deeper for. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news and nearly as many first responders have died from illnesses linked to the 9/11 terror attacks as died during the attacks. the uniformed firefighters association lists 341. new york city firefighter, paramedics and staff who died from diseases including cancer and respiratory illnesses, as 343 new york firefighters died in the attacks on the world trade center in 2001. the fire department a

interim fire chief damon covington says despite the tragic losses, the deadly attacks brought the nation1 was different, you know, and it was kind of a rallying cry for our country to come together and be one nation because we were all facing the same challenge. san francisco firefighters also held a bell ringing ceremony today and read the names of the 343 new york city firefighters who died during the terror attacks. both san francisco and oakland sent firefighters to ground zero to assist in search and recover efforts. california's primary election is not for another six months, but the race to replace senator dianne feinstein is once again in the spotlight as three democrats jockey for the position. governor newsom says he's ruled out appointing any of them if he were called upon to do so. and now that response chance is drawing criticism from one of the candidates, east bay congresswoman barbara lee as ktvu political reporter greg lee explains. congresswoman lee feels governor newsom is breaking a promise. we can't limit african american women as caretaker. congresswoman barbara lee

interim fire chief damian covington says despite all the tragedy, the deadly attack brought the nation1 was different, you know, and it was kind of a rallying cry for our country to come together and be one nation because we were all facing the same challenge. and san francisco firefighters also held a bell ringing ceremony and read the names of the 343 new york city firefighters who died during the attacks. all righty. checking out the weather. well what a beautiful day it was. look at those colors. it's going to be kind of a neat week ahead. not too hot, not too cold. just right. i will have that forecast. let's go to ktvu's alex savidge now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for west coast rap at seven right here on ktvu and julia. we're looking forward to it tonight, a major setback for the governor of one west coast state after she issued an emergency order designed to curb gun violence in her state. tonight at seven on west coast rap, why even some who support tighter gun restrictions believe this effort goes too far. and forget about new york or chicago . food

some of these firefighters just started their careers, including interim chief damon covington, who sayss just finishing his shift when the news broke. but 9/11 was different, you know, and it was kind of a rallying cry for our country to come together and be one nation because we were all facing the same challenge, you know, and so that just fortified it as a as a young person on probation that for just 4 to 5, my decision to be a public servant, both oakland and san francisco sent strike teams to new york to help in search and rescue and recovery missions with planes meant to head to california, including one for sfo. people here say the events of nine over 11 cut a little deeper. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. many people are remembering the heroic flight attendant who was credited with being the first to warn an authorities about the hijackings that day. betty ann ong was on the american airlines jet that was first to be taken over on 911. she remained on the phone with ground reservations for 23 minutes, providing critical information until that plane crashed into the world tr

police are now searching for him in covington township, about 20 miles north of the county prison thatfrom. there are armored vehicles converging on the scene tonight, as you can see. pennsylvania governor josh shapiro calling for the convicted killer to surrender. danny freeman has been watching this now for day 13 of the hunt, that is now growing more dangerous by the hour. >> cavalcante is considered armed and extremely dangerous. >> reporter: the manhunt for escaped inmate danelo cavalcante escalating dramatically, as pennsylvania state police reveal the convicted murderer now has a deadly weapon. >> he is now armed with a 0.22 caliber rifle with a scope and flashlight. >> reporter: the stunning development happening overnight police say around 8:00 a woman driving close to where cavalcante ditched this stolen dairy farm van, thought she saw the fugitive crouched on a road. police arrived and followed muddy footprints to discover cavalcante's discarded prison shoes. >> information was received from another resident in that immediate area that a pair of work boots had been stolen fr

bomb threat shutting down a major bridge that spans the ohio river between cincinnati, ohio and covington, kentucky. police say an anonymous man called in the threat around 5:30 this morning demanding $400,000. the caller told the dispatcher if he doesn't get the money he, quote: kill everybody. no word if this threat credible. police are not taking any chances. bring you more on this story as we get it into the newsroom. bryan kohberger is due back in court today. the judge will hear of a argue. ments on banning cameras from the courtroom. keep ram are as out. prosecution thinks cameras should at least being removed from testimony from vulnerable witnesses. now, some of the victims' families disagree. in a statement to the court they say the case is, quote: surrounded by secrecy and they want cameras rolling to assure accountability. the biden administration is planning to launch a $100 million effort to fix public charging stations for electric vehicles. the money will be used to repair or replace old or out of commissioned units as many drivers say the stations are glitchy or just don'

i believe that's south covington. we were operating in several townships and it was north of priser and west of pa-100. where were you when this happened? do you have a personal satisfaction for 14 days of very long, hard work. how did it feel for you this morning? >> i was here in the command post when the capture occurred and yes, i am very happy that this occurred, and that no one was injured. you know, it brought a new level of danger for all of our people out here in the field when we knew that he obtained a firearm. so for me, the biggest sense of relief is that no one in the community was harmed, and no law enforcement officer was harmed either. so that, really is, is the win. [ inaudible question ] >> no, i believe he was more mobile the entire time. >> where is he being transported to? >> we are not releasing that, but it will be a state correctional facility and once he is secure there, i believe they will release where he is being housed. [ inaudible question ] did he have any means of communication to reac

the ceremony begins at 840 this morning at frank ogawa plaza, acting fire chief damon covington will speak at 846, a moment of silence to honor all those who died in the september 11th attacks. our time is 709 now. president biden will not be at any of the 9/11 cerem flying to alaska after leaving vietnam today, ending his trip to asia for the g20 summit. earlier this morning, the president visited the john mccain memorial in hanoi, vietnam, before he flew out. he also met with vietnam's prime minister and business leaders and committed to continued cooperation in the pacific region. he's trying to create a bigger role for the united states in a region where the influence of china is growing. this is an important moment for the united states to demonstrate our global leadership and our commitment to solving the challenges that matter most to people around the world. now president biden insisted his visit to vietnam was to showcase stronger ties with hanoi, and he wasn't trying to challenge china. the president will be landing in alaska later today, and that's when he'll take part in

so if you live in newport or covington just can't take it the bloody thing yeah.just like a question do we have a parking or do we have to drive? which it feels to me sometimes we have a driving problem more like i. i love that my kids who are in their young twenties are saying i don't want a car for like i want a car when i have kids of my own. like, are you seeing change in terms of people driving? i am skeptical. the idea that millennials or, gen z, are not going to car drivers just like their parents were, just because there's some innate generational difference there. i think lots i don't think that the american urban environment is a result of actual preferences. it's very hard to see the environment we've got is the environment we've because there is so much law and subsidy that is interfering and encouraging us to create more low density places. that has been the case four decades, starting with maybe the construction of the interstate highway system. home mortgage interest deduction. on and on and on. right. so. so. i think that know one of the things tha

i believe that's south covington. it was north of prizer and west of p.a. 100. >> where were you when this all happened, and do you have a personal feeling of satisfaction for 14 days and very long, hard work, how's this feel for you this morning? >> i was here in the command post when the capture occurred, and yes, i'm very happy that this occurred and that no one was injured. you know, it brought a new level of danger for all of our people out here in the field when we knew that he obtained a firearm. and so for me the biggest sense of relief is that no one in the community was harmed and no law enforcement officer was harmed either. so that's really -- that's the win. >> set up a base camp? >> no, i believe he was more mobile the whole time. >> it is going to be a state correctional facility and once he is secure there, i believe they will release where he is being housed. >> you said that multiple people attempted to help him. did he have any means of communication to reach out to those people and coordinate where

one minute at 846, the time in new york city when the first plane hit, interim fire chief damon covingtons first year as an oakland firefighter after finishing his shift for the day . he says 9/11 reinforced his commitment to be in public service. but 9/11 was different, you know, and it was kind of a rallying cry for our country to come together and be one nation because we were all facing the same challenge. you know, and so that just fortified as a as a young person on probation that for just 4 to 5, my decision to be a public servant across the bay in san francisco, city leaders read the names aloud of the more than 400 firefighters, emts and police officers killed responding that day, both city fire departments eventually sent strike teams to new york city to help in search and rescue as well as search and recovery missions. firefighters here say with all four planes headed for california, including one straight for rather bound for sfo, they say the tragedy of nine divided by 11 cut a little bit deeper here. we're live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news. ja

the covington family pastor, and he has been there past the four years his brother abraham would was my instructor at, morehouse college, my alma motto at carver school. i have my champion. i am currently there and i'm in my fifth year carver high school now, so i'm already 19 years in birmingham city school. our school, young people is what i know. i have my champions there. i have ms.. bloomfield. she been here. i, ms.. wood she's there. and by the way, mrs. wallace is the district's teacher of the year. so. so this moment, honestly, for me, is a it is a full circle moment. councilman moore told me, let my light shine. i got a little light this is my time to shine. i was told that i have a plan, had a plan for me. i was tasha from while i'm community based middle school is my high school miles college. i am ordinary i am so nervous sitting here in front of but in my element i pour into children i deal with children. now the main difference i think in our profession right now is the word guidance. we no longer use that word guidance. we are school counselors. we focus the holistic a

that ceremony begins at 840 this morning at frank ogawa plaza with acting fire chief damon covington speaking there at 846. there will be a moment of silence to honor the nearly 3000 people who died in the attacks. our time is 404 and president biden rejected a plea deal that would have allowed the five men accused of planning the terror attacks to avoid the death penalty. under the plea deal, the men who are now in solitary confinement at the guantanamo bay prison would have been allowed to eat and pray with other prisoners. the president's decision means the fate of the men accused of training and directing the hijackers is in the hands of military prosecutors and defense lawyers, and they may try to work out another agreement. well, today, bard is rolling out its fleet of the future and changing train schedules with this train ride will be closing out a major chapter of our history. thank you for joining us and riding with us tonight. this is a richmond bound red line. here's a look at the final old train car on the last trip ending at the richmond station. starting today, all the

host: that was a scene from covington, kentucky.t was mcconnell's office that released a letter from his doctor saying he is ok to stay on the job. the note written thursday attributed his momentary paralysis to lightheadedness associated with his recovery from a concussion he suffered five months ago. it also said the episode could have been caused by dehydration. "i have consulted with leader mcconnell and conferred with his neurology team and after evaluating the incident i have infirmed leader mcconnell he is medically cleared to continue with his schedule as planned." that is the note from mitch mcconnell's doctor. there is been an ongoing conversation about america's aging politicians. it got extra charge this week in the wake of that incident. two tweets from two members of congress. marjorie taylor greene with a tweet on wednesday after that incident, saying aging and mental health issues and mental health incompetence must be addressed. biden, mcconnell, feinstein, federman, are examples of people who are not fit for office

host: that's go to covington, kentucky, republican.aller: ali, you and the moderator keep explaining that the military is not going to get paid. for what date aren't they going to get paid? we are paid on the first of a month. if it falls on a weekend, we are paid on friday. we are all just paid so the next paycheck will be november 1. how many times in history have we shut down for 30 days? host: molly? guest: one thing to note with pay as it applies to the federal civilian workforce is depending on what happens, if the government shutdown is in the middle of a pay period or between that, folks will get credit for the time they have worked while there was funding for it. the uncertainty is for everything after that point. so monday onward is for the question is when a paycheck stop occurs. in street, the last few, 2018 and 2019 was upwards of 30 days. in the 1990's there was a longer one. can we follow the trend lined and is it continually on the up? might this year be an exception? i would like to have a crystal wall on that but it i

host: that was a scene from covington, kentucky. it was mcconnell's office that released a letter from his doctor saying he is ok to stay on the job. the note written thursday attributed his momentary paralysis to lightheadedness associated with his recovery from a concussion he suffered five months ago. it also said the episode could have been caused by dehydration. "i have consulted with leader mcconnell and conferred with his neurology team and after evaluating the incident i have infirmed leader mcconnell he is medically cleared to continue with his schedule as planned." that is the note from mitch mcconnell's doctor. there is been an ongoing conversation about america's aging politicians. it got extra charge this week in the wake of that incident. two tweets from two members of congress. marjorie taylor greene with a tweet on wednesday after that incident, saying aging and mental health issues and mental health incompetence must be addressed. biden, mcconnell, feinstein, federman, are examples of people who are not fit for offi

interim fire chief damon covington said after the tragic losses, the deadly attacks brought the nationnow, and it was kind of a rallying cry for our country to come together and be one nation because we were all facing the same challenge. san francisco firefighters also held a bell ringing ceremony and read the names of the 343 new york city firefighters who died during the terror attacks. both san francisco and oakland sent firefighters to ground zero to assist in search and recovery efforts. our time now for 47. a group of writers is suing san francisco based openai for copyright infringement, the chronicle reports. the writers claim the creators of chatgpt unfairly used their copywritten words to teach their chat bots how to respond to written prompts. some of the writers include the in that lawsuit include wonder boys author michael chabon and playwright david hwang. so far, openai has made no comment on that lawsuit. one of the biggest casino and hotel companies in the us is recovering from what it's calling a cyber security issue. now mgm resorts and casinos says the issue was im