so dave and ld., your. >> come home. >> i don't know -- how do you characterize this. >> there was no making sense of it. total loss. >> what happened to cari? news used for a family live aed. >> where have you been? >> when "dateline" continues. e"s >> reporter: it was certainly a unique bond, and it rekindled the relationship they had before cari ever came along. >> what attracted you to her? >> she was fun to be around. she always wanted to do something. she always had an idea, you know, "let's do this, let's do that." she was creative in that way. >> reporter: and their kids were about the same age. now with cari's non-stop harrassment, dave felt terrible. >> she's afraid to go outside at night. and, you know, the only reason she's involved is because i went out and dated this other girl. >>> >> reporter: by now dave and liz where were regulars at the omaha p.d., was filing one complaint after another against cari. c like the time they reported that a cari had broken dave's apartment r window. i

dave: a come back.n, we don't know the bottom line but perhaps people thinking it is overdone. >> we are awaiting period. we need two weeks to figure out if the vaccines hold up and how dangerous this thing is. dave: we've got to remember the first known infection in the united states is a very mild infection. it was here 10 days ago. dollar general trading down just under one%. >> dollar stores operate on razor thin margin so when costs go up from freight to labor they take a hit. their forecasts for full-year sales and profit was below expectation. this was the worst day for shares and four months, dollar general has trailed dollar tree but what dollar general is doing is great. they've been around for a little bit, it is a new store concept, younger richer people who live in the suburbs, they are expanding that by 1000 stores, pretty ambitious plus their first ever international expansion takes them to mexico. dave: let's pull back and look at the dow winners and put up the tree. we haven't boeing, a

dave: i love that.k of the movie when that song comes on, has been used for a dozen movies. a big tech. there, let's check futures, good day for the markets. i get both sides of the markets. the dow is up 322 points. the s&p more than that percentagewise, and the nasdaq about the same percentage as the s&p up 208 points. markets open in 15 minutes. in a report revealing cases of omicron were in europe before being detected in south africa. let's bring in doctor marty macarrie. do vaccines at natural immunity work against the omicron variant? >> we have every reason to believe the answer is yes. what you do is take the gene sequence of omicron and create a computer-generated shape of the spike protein and with the computer model you can tell if there is binding. we are hearing from the modelers that it would be effective and pfizer has come out and said that. astrazeneca said the same thing. moderna is the only company that put out a statement that is creating a lot of anxiety, the ceo said the vaccine m

dave: bread blakeman. americans look at all priorities we have now starting with pandemics, dealing with the border situation. i would put the plan way down. do you think the president is getting that message? >> this president is completely out of touch. the white house is ruled by committee. joe manchin did not just come out of the woodwork and say this is going to work. for five months he has been pleading with the white house. the cbo says it is $5 trillion, not the $2 trillion the white house suggests it is, there'll kind of hidden gimmicks in the year that there are temporary programs. it is a 10 year bill. spending money we don't have, as you point out, the health crisis, economic crisis, inflation, is not the perfect prescription to get democrats to support the bill including kristen sinema from arizona. i think the president is completely out of touch and dozens where the american people are. dave: progressive seem to be where president biden is. they are not giving it up. the president if he list

dave: it is.ut you are right. dave: rule of law is one of our strongest points which is why people flock here. michigan and iowa will be facing off in the big 10 college football championships on fox. connell mcshane is in indianapolis ahead of the game but the big 10s have been under a lot of scrutiny this week. >> college football in general on the business side has come into scrutiny is a pretty good word for it. an exciting weekend all across the sport, but the business side of the economic side has been in the spotlight this week with big-name coaches, not necessarily the big 10 but the conference is leaving behind their current teams before their season had even wrapped up and going to other schools like riley from oklahoma to southern california, brian kelly, the headline leaving notre dame going to lsu before their ballgame, notice this is all money related, no surprise, 10 years, $95 million, that is a lot of money and it highlights how the economic system in the sport still favors these

dave: that is a key question.the takeaways from covid, i'm not saying something a lot of people do not know, covid has accelerated the pace of change for a lot of different things, whether it is people choosing to retire for people choosing to make a career change or it might be automation. the fact is a large part of the animal protein industry is still not automated. a typical beef plant might have 800 to 1000 people in one shift. if you're running two to three shifts, there's a lot of people in that business. i think what this will do is speed up automation, especially if hourly workers do not return to the animal protein business, we will have to automate. there is a percentage of the business that is automated. i have been in a poultry plant where the robot looks at chicken, looks at the size, and puts them into a package. over time it will accelerate automation. alix: i want to go to that plant and see that. we will have to set that up. dave: is in the u.k. so guy can go. alix: we should definitely do that.

. >> dave: here's the thing, my name is david. >> kelly: i know that, but i know you as dave grohl. >were like, what's up, dave. >> kelly: and totally mommed you though. just like, david. i feel like not cool saying it. but it's okay. you probably don't remember this, but i was talking about this concert in texas that was so long ago, but you were so kind, because we actually were just coming to the concert and then all of a sudden somebody on your team was like, and weeds there was opening, it was amazing and they let us sit on the side of the stage, we were on the side of your stage. i don't know if you remember this, because a lot of people think you're: come to your shows, but i was literally crying. i was singing all the words. i was sitting like a head case on the stage watching your show and i was like i made it. >> dave: you have to understand that when someone like kelly comes to the show who can actually sing. it's kind of lights a fire under you, we are going to be on it tonight. >> kelly: you are an amazing vocalist, and i have had to cover your songs over the years and no

got a little bit of time here with dave sphar. dave, what you got?ometimes with the storm system. you know, you have some winds going on. we will have some but nothing major with that certain no advisories or anything like that. but not even really much. you can say across the entire bay area. one time but will be pockets. a breezy conditions when you're underneath a little bit of a rain shower event and then it goes away. so winds will be a major factor with this first hit. then we get another one into thursday's we talked about. that's a bigger one is going to change our temperature scale might have some instability with all of this in turn will bring some mountain snows to mount hamilton mount diablo probably and then we have some success of systems from sunday on into next week. it gets quite busy from the pacific. take let me are really changing the guard on this one out. temperature drop as we get to thursday, as you can see for daytime highs, the lows or what you're going to feel in the morning hours after thursday, we might start to talk more

sarah, thanks, dave. we'll look forward to that. >> we're turning now to a developing story in the east bay officials find several cases of the omicron variant in alameda county. this comes days after the first omicron case in the united states was detected here in san francisco. unfortunately kron fours camila barco live in the newsroom with more details coming sarah, at least 5 people in alameda county have been diagnosed with the omicron variant. now their symptoms mild. >> but all of those patients have been vaccinated and none of them had to be hospitalized alameda county public health officer says that these cases are among 12 covid cases in the county. these patients all attended a wedding in wisconsin. one of them traveled internationally before the event. the group came back infected with covid-19 now 5 of them are diagnosed with the omicron variant their ages range between 18 to 49 a local infectious disease expert is hopeful that this variant may not make people asked sake as other variants lik

dave spahr is in the weather center with the latest. dave.snowing here in the bay area. yeah. we're seeing some in the mount tam as seeing some action going on to remember at this latitude in this kind of situation. technically. >> we're all getting snow except it's very moulton, if you will, to reign as what we see it melts before it reaches the ground, but it starts off as snow. >> it just doesn't make it to the ground. usually now that's a different story for you folks in the east bay hills. you might actually see a little bit the way of some snow going on by tuesday potentially going on now, here's what we have right now. a couple splotches appear here on radar. i don't know if that's actual really happening or maybe that's a lot, but it's not quite reaching the ground because there seems nice breaks happening in the clouds here as you can see, it sfo soaking up that sunshine there for now, not going to do much for our temperatures, though, still get excited. there's the next patch of rain. you can see out to sea. that's. around noon earl

because fred and dave do things differently.r these large-living 19th century men. oh, whoa. holy shit. look at that. instead, a hearty lunch of french classics, accompanied by many fine wines and liqueurs, as befitting gentlemen of discerning tastes who've exhausted themselves in the wild. so this is how you live? >> fred: well, more often than not, yes. >> david: we always have to travel well and eat properly. we're drinking a natural white wine. [ speaking french ] white burgundy. these are glacier bay oysters, as well as a couple of beausoleils thrown in there. >> fred: they're delicious. and my prized possession, those little alsace glasses. >> david: fred's wonderful alsace glasses. >> anthony: yeah. >> david: but the funnest part about the restaurant business, isn't it the cutlery? just this spoon is absolutely gorgeous, you know? fred has a wonderful collection of tableware. without getting, you know, snobby or elitist, you know, the eating off vintage, uh, tableware is one of the great joys out of life. >> anthony: well

thanks, dave. our top story today.nt. >> of covid-19 is increasing rapidly around the world. it is expected to become the dominant strain in the united states in the coming weeks as it has and other countries. now, though, we haven't seen quite the surge. places like london and new york are already dealing with. we do know the variant is here in the bay area. kron fours camila barco live in the newsroom this morning with more details camila. >> good morning. also, yeah. omicron variant has now been detected in 6 of the 9 bay area counties and the fears of a winter covid surge grow larger by the as more and more of these cases are detected. the chair of the ucsf department of medicine. doctor bob wachter cause the omicron variant. another covid curve ball. he suspects that these covid cases are going to climb soon. and fast and this comes as health officials in napa, sonoma and marin counties have all confirmed their first case of the omicron variant officials say that the patients in sonoma and marin counties recently

it's time for another check of weather with meteorologist dave spahr dave.y and we got a lot of that fog. karl said what is going on. i'm coming back on this sunday in a big force to yeah, it's really pretty much just about everywhere. now this is the east bay shoreline promise. it's there. clear out for around the bay, probably before noon. well before noon around the delta is going have a bit more trouble. that's what could be more stubborn off to the sacramento valley. we'll see clearing going on there as well. so we should be shifting into a mostly sunny afternoon with all of this. that's good news and temperatures bit on the cool side. but we have some really cold chilly temperatures coming our way too packed with some bouts of rain. here's what it looks like on the big board was still kind of have general high pressure in place. here's the storm track off towards our west that will be breaking down allowing the systems in the pacific to plow on through and will be playing right into the hands of the season. as you big changes along that way to in the l

dave, thanks so much. meanwhile, that weather system now has utility crews. >> stepping up with that staffing this weekend to make sure that they can handle any possible power outages, hardware stores also plenty busy today. >> kron four's gayle ong joins us now live with this part of the story. so what are people stocking up on ahead of tomorrow. gayle. >> justin and jonathan rain boots. it was one of big sellers today from i checked in with businesses in the santa cruz mountains marion county and san francisco. so people have the same idea and overall the weather was quiet today. so is the perfect day to do some shopping ahead of the storm. >> just what the last 2 hours they've all sold out, sold out of rain gear markel manager of jackson's hardware in sandra fell is showing us empty shelves as of saturday afternoon. we're selling out rain barrel ships to capture some rain all of the boots and weatherproof products and atmospheric river in this case infamously known as the pineapple express is expected t

thanks, dave. we're preparing for several days of rain and there's several things you can do to prepare for them. flooding concerns. are there. and if you still need supplies to protect your home or your business, you might want to pick up some sandbags this morning. kron four's camila barco joining us live from san francisco with more on some distribution options. good morning, camila. >> good so, yeah, the rain has been coming and going here in san francisco right now. as you can see it, some light rain, but that rain is expected to accumulate over the next few hours. and of course, like said there are some flooding concerns and one way to avoid flooding in your homes is sandbags to avoid that outside, right coming inside. so here the san francisco public works is offering them this morning. they will be handing them out at 08:00am until 2 this afternoon and san francisco residents and businesses can get up to 10 sandbags for free. now you can get them here at the public works operation yard mora

now, dave and khalil. and invita them. from behind the digital court of in. dave zirin . host of the edge of sports podcast. his books include. game over, bad starts. and the kaepernick effect, and a regular best on msnbc, cnn, and espn . student body of president. he is finishing his studies in history. and he has approximately a half million followers across his social media platforms. comments about history and our society. he is worked with sports and pop culture web site the undefeated. authors about racial equity in "new york times" and others, thank you so much for being here. i am going to hand it over to you. >> thank you so much for that. dave, how are you? >> i'm great, i'm so happy to be here. i have such warm feelings for brooklyn, and society and. this is everything to me. >> i'm from maryland, but my mom from bed-stuy, she was born and raised here, a great. t we can jump into the questions. >> i -- where did you grow up? >> i am there right now. >> i am from german town, maryland. >> i am from tacoma park, maryland. >> wow. >> there you go. >> that is amazi

we've got kron. 4 meteorologist dave spahr standing by with the details dave, what's going on?kay, noel of this. a live shot of the east bay shoreline. we're getting a little bit glare because now the sun is starting to come over to this side a little bit here. >> what we've got going forward. there's another little bout of some showers, but it's 20's things again. you blink. you miss it. it's going to very familiar. we're waiting to the weekend for things to really start to change on that front. we'll get some wins, though. we have a mixture between upper 50's near about 60 going on for right now. that's pretty close to about with the highs will be. we do tumble fairly uickly. however, and what will happen by this evening as we approach maybe the witching hour and beyond is our temperature and dew point are going to get real comfortable and together here. so therefore we're going to see some fog developing later tonight. satellite picture here in the wake of what the rain we had clearing out, as you mentioned down the west socal, there's still some leftover heavier rains as th

thanks, dave.istmas spent with family and friends isn't turning out that way. for some people, many of them are making last-minute changes to their plants. sara and spoke to one traveler who says his family was planning to get on a plane to new york. but those plans drastically changed when his sister tested tested positive for covid. >> christmas. 2021 was supposed to be somewhat normal. very scared to be fine. to be i'm glad to see everyone looks pretty masked up with the omicron variant surging across the country. it's a wrap for many holiday plans right up until tuesday night. >> i was heading to new york city for 2 to spend the holiday with my sister and my nephews and my family. but then it all got canceled. she she was tested positive for covid todd salen lives in champagne and he was excited and ready to spend the holiday with his family. again. this was my most plan to christmas ever. sarah. >> i had all of my gifts bought november. first. i have them all wrapped up by thanksgiving. i had

dave star dave sphar is in the weather center with the latest., dave, are you going to be santa claus giving us good news. are you going to be the grinch giving us bad news. i have santa claus today because we've got more rain and we have mountain snows to. so we definitely need this and we have more coming in the program and on early next week. good morning, everybody. >> rain, rain and more rain although it's a little nuanced here because we break it up a little bit and it's going to favor pretty much the south bay through much of today as we get into the afternoon hours and kind of taper off a little bit up north. so giving everybody a break and it looks like a little break happening tonight. tomorrow before more rain happening here is where most of the action is the heavy pretty much into contra costa counties swinging around as you can see in the east bay and down the peninsula as well as live shot coming in from half moon bay. and this all going on, let's just watch the fog outline of that. that's where the heavier stuff will be down in mou

just very quickly, dave... i mean. if you get— them. just very quickly, dave...es to schools, or am i wrong?— or am i wrong? no, they are two different things. _ or am i wrong? no, they are two different things. i'm _ or am i wrong? no, they are two different things. i'm changing i or am i wrong? no, they are two | different things. i'm changing the subject in a way to the larger problem, probably because it doesn't get any attention and also because we are finally getting some headway. yes, it is gang—related — and what they found out, a simple example that simply effective is going into emergency rooms where the person has just been shot, and usually the person who is a victim of these is also frequently a perpetrator, a rival gang member. that's where the person is reconsidering their choices, and the gangs typically have to one up each other — and they don't really want to, they are looking for a way to de—escalate but they can't because they don't talk to each other. and these programmes can often de—escalate before it gets out of control and more murders ha

dave spahr says it's going to be cold just like it was yesterday dave.p kind coming up you may your feel like i can't see it. so maybe i don't know where it's a distant. one of the atmospheric brought to problem. >> good morning, everybody. we have more snow returning to tahoe. that's the only the beginning. it's going to take us to the weekend. follow me over here as we walk through the maps and the charts for you. temperatures currently in the 40's and the 30's burner again this morning as we have for the fog to mix out. let's go longer range. what's going on here to make it started on tuesday, overnight, monday to tuesday. and it just kind of continues on not really much of a break a little bit by friday. then we get the second dose. notice how the snow levels are around us. that's right. the systems will give us some snow in our local mountains, particularly by early the following week. so we've really open up the floodgates, if you will, here over the next week. just keep it coming on in 54 san francisco. we've got mid 50's covering the coast baysid

also later in the hour, dave grohl, the rock legend, is on "the beat." and another surprise for you by the end of the hour. and i don't like to giveaway surprisers. no spoilers. about i get to the serious stuff, i will tell you by the end of the hour, if we're not interrupted by breaking news, you will see both of my parents on "the beat." okay. that's later. we begin though with the serious stuff. what we're all living through together. coronavirus. it is back in a big way and the cdc is trying to adjust the guidelines as we deal with the new variant and this. 59% of cases in the u.s. here are the new omicron variant. the seven-day average here continues the bad record breaking we've seen. in fact, we have another record high today. over 253,000 daily covid cases. we're also seeing more people going to the hospital. the number of children hospitalized with covid is also rising. most of them though not vaccinated. so. in respect, it follows some of the trends we've seen. now, i want to make sure that we all understand the moment we're in. while the covid

stay at home whether dave alright, thanks very much. >> here we go again.usiness owners are saying as they choose to close their doors because of the omicron variant, a handful of bars and restaurants are being affected kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us live with details and how long these closures might last drop. catherine, most of the businesses closing the bay area had already planned a holiday break for the week. >> but covid cause them to shut down earlier than planned friends and family bar in oakland will be closed until december 27th managers posting on social media saying, quote, out of abundance of caution we have made the difficult decision to close due to an increased number, a potential staff exposures. we are doing our best to navigate this all believe this is the right move to keep our staff and guests safe in san francisco. bart part it's bar part time excuse me, will be closed for at least the next week because of covid exposures owners of the wine bar made the announcement on instagram saying, quote, in light of the recent spike in covid

it's whatever dave wants to do.ccess show, like why is he throwing a watermelon off the building? >> i think that's an important consideration for all of us. and believe me, ma'am, you've come to the right place. >> you don't tune into letterman to see what's going on in the country today. would you have tuned into jay to see that. that's the difference. comedy of character and personality, then a great joke teller. let's see face it, if you don't like who dave has on and you don't like who i have on, now you can click around, why don't we go back to jay? gee, here's something i might have missed. >> i found they both evolved their style. they came out of the carson thing and first instinct is to kinda sorta do it like that and then their personalities emerge and they did their own versions of it. >> the host plays with the structure. but you need the structure. without it, you don't have comedy. people like when they know what the rules are. then it's what you do with those rules. >> how do you begin deciding you'r

you're right, dave chappelle."ety is saying dave chappelle is right, and half of society is saying that he's wrong, then that means there is no line. it means society is seeing the line from two different sides. and so, that's why i say you cannot say "did he cross the line," because which side are you looking at the line from defines whether or not he crossed it. >> stahl: are you still learning things all the time? >> noah: yes. yes. >> stahl: well, he's had to learn about new york city, his new home since 2015-- buy an apartment here, make new friends... let me ask you about your personal life for a minute. do you want to have children? >> noah: i-- i go back and forth. sometimes i will meet kids who make me go, "i want a kid." and then sometimes i'll meet children where i go, "i hope that my sperm doesn't do anything, because this person is a terror." >> stahl: you're 37. you're right there. that's the clock. it's ticking. >> noah: okay. >> stahl: but you don't feel it? >> noah: no, i don't. >> stahl: you have

thanks, dave. still to come on the news at 5, 1, bay area. rapper is giving back to his community this holiday season. hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. >> bay area rap legend missed a fad is giving away more than the gift of song. this holiday season. this week he's hosting a another free charity event. the toys for joy christmas drive is taking place this thursday at 4, 5, 0, 3 market street in oakland between noon and 06:00pm. people can stop by and take home bicycles toys, a hot meal and close to it try to stay warm this holiday season. they can also enter a raffle for gifts like a playst

let's get the latest now from our meteorologist, dave spahr.joining us now with what we can expect time out that storm for sunday. justine, we're looking to barrel down on the bay area playing out for tonight. now. >> we're still building that cloud cover hasn't reached all areas of the bay pike, checking out some stars in the south bay still fairly clear a carpet of lights we see in the east bay shoreline. as you'll notice there. however, by tomorrow we'll probably have some fog playing into this, too. along with that heavy, you're embedded rain showers for you. all right. here's what it looks like for the satellite, the radar in tandem right up towards our north is where it's kind of hovering around right now. we'll get a little closer inspection with our temperatures were in the lower 50's over most of the bay. some 40's working in here, not a whole lot of mercury movement going on. and what's interesting is when this system starts to play out. we have winds coming in from the south. yeah, that's right for tomorrow. and it's actually fairly

dave, i appreciate you being with us this morning. i get that right, that story choice ultimately is one of the most important, you know, support structures, foundations to good journalism and journalism people read? >> yes, story choice is vale ly important in today's news environment because there is so much argument about what is real news and not news that adds an extra layer to it, an extra layer of difficulty, i think to editors covering the real news. and what i do basically is i put together the top ten most fascinating stories of the day. it's personality driven. it's the stories i find most interesting. but it's still there is an importance to it because i'm trying to give people an overview of the day. what i do is called next draft. i think of my newsletter as a modern day column like choosing a bay area person like what herb cane used to do where he had three dot journalism and a bunch of different stories and short blurbs of each one. that's what i try to do on a national and international news level. >> when you make th

the dave spahr is standing by.because it looks pretty good outside right now. dave. yeah. except it's cold. yeah. good morning. well, good morning, everybody. and going to feel very winter like in this storm will be a winter like storm system. the lowest starting out of the gulf of alaska. >> we have in the injection of some mid-level moisture here. the atmospheric river factor gives us a lot quantitatively in terms of rain. so that's checking in. so it's a little nice, interesting package are also getting some winds with this as well. now, first things first, chilly start. there's the east bay shoreline lit up. now, as you can see off towards the distance. we did have a freeze warning until 8 this morning. now that's now been expired, as you can see over the north bay all the way up towards the north. that's extended a little bit to later. there are temperatures. are still in the 30's. as you can see, even the east bay 33 for livermore 44 the only exception san francisco. but even the half moon bay at 37 now the s

he was playing dave? _ should have been training. he was playing dave?g. it was beautiful because _ -0? from the beginning. it was beautiful because it _ -0? from the beginning. it was beautiful because it was - -0? from the beginning. it was beautiful because it was him! i -0? from the beginning. it was beautiful because it was him! a| -0? from the beginning. it was - beautiful because it was him! a very helpful— beautiful because it was him! a very helpful that he is very clever. don't — helpful that he is very clever. don't tell— helpful that he is very clever. don't tell everyone he is clever. he is! hejust don't tell everyone he is clever. he is! he just understood everything i was telling him from the other sports. — was telling him from the other sports, he understood the mechanics and how— sports, he understood the mechanics and how the — sports, he understood the mechanics and how the body works and how it should _ and how the body works and how it should he — and how the body works and how it should be. that all of the questions he asked _ shou

said -- oh so comfy coat they were like, dave - dave la chappelle wants to shoot it and i know dave,ng by lachappelle now [ laughter ] and then -- i wrote that one in the elevator come on, that's a good -- that's a good joke. >> seth: that's a good joke. >> that was just a good joke >> seth: he's so fancy he got all that netflix money. he got so fancy. >> seth: i'm dave lachappelle. i love chappelle so much because it's -- do you remember, like, when i was away for like 15 years ago when he was doing stand-up, he was like, "hey man, what's going on? and that's what he sounded like. and then, he came back 15 years later like the hulk, "he's like, "what's going on?" [ laughter ] >> seth: when you disappear and come back 15 years later, do you have a voice you're going to use? >> i hope i can make it another 15 years [ laughter ] that's the nicest thing that anyone's said. this [ bleep ] was so weird. you see -- so they're like crushing it, right >> seth: yeah. >> you clearly like, you get what you paid for. >> seth: yeah. >> and then, so dave lachapelle who was like a pretty famous pho

we tw dave from the uk. and dave from illinois so they have formed a little dave cohort that is always here. so they, we do have an international show today. dave bradley in the uk is enjoying it. he says hello. and zachary goforth is watching of. he says hello. we van answer to one of the questions we didn't quite know and that is john willened has chimed in to say the table used by general grant is definitely at the smithsonian national museum of american history. it was a gift of libby custer. >> that's right. >> the chairs are there also. and john is --. so that's our citation. >> i forgot the libby custer connection. very good. >> yes. and the -- yeah, didn't -- didn't sheridan give it to custer to give it to libby? >> right. >> isn't that weird. >> but custer was not in the room despite -- >> right. custer was not in the room. right. i and -- we're back in the parlor. wasn't there a story shared, mcclain didn't want to sell his furniture and sheridan throw like twenty dollars on the ground and either k

yeah, maybe thanks, dave, thank you to all right. in oakland, the covid clinic in downtown oakland at frank ogawa plaza is going to reopening effort have to close. earlier this week, oakland city officials saying they have renewed their partnership with the nonprofit clinic. >> to help with operational challenges at that site. city officials say the clinic it frank ogawa plaza will open soon for both testing and vaccinations. they're saying it will happen as soon as possible. but in the meantime, there is a walk-up clinic in the fruitvale district. it's open 7 days a week. the address is here on the screen right now. the hours of operation are from 9 until 5. >> meanwhile, the covid-19 omicron variant is now in santa clara county health officials saying that the first known case of the variant there on friday, the positive patient recently returned home from a trip to florida. kron four's. rob nesbitt has an update on how that person is doing. >> the mild case of omicron in santa clara county was caught by health officials after the

the holidays are about giving back as dave has done for so many years. >> when do you think your last year of doing this will ever be? do you ever think that they? >> i am getting older. everything is taking a lot longer to do now. i don't know. i will do it as long as i can do it. >>> still ahead, nasa making final preparations for its latest launch. the mission that could unlock mysteries surrounding the origin of the universe. >> the universe is this 13.8 billion years story. we are missing some key paragraphs in the very first chapter. >> to get away to the sierra is going to become a two day trip for some families. the common mistake made during driving. >>> what we have learned about a deadly christmas eve shark attack along the california coast. it is all coming up. hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber de

we have two regulars, dave from the u.k., and dave from gurney, illinois.ve formed a little dave cohort that's here. and we do have an international show today. dave bradley over in the you can is enjoying it and says hello, and also zachary goforth is watching and says hello. john has chimed in to say the table used by general grant is definitely at the smithsonian library of history. >> yeah, didn't sheridan give it to custer to give to libby? >> but custer was not in the room. >> right. custer was not in the room. >> we're back in the parlor. >> that's just one of the many stories that i've heard. let's keep going, though, with the shoutouts. and one of them is thanks to this program, i enjoyed the book, what's up next in terms of book projects. we'll get to that. but that is -- squf that is frump but i want to get back on the road because those confederates were having a good time, an interesting time out there on the road. oh, this is something that's really interesting in the way your perspective of the book. you start from appomattox but then you loo

from the uk and dave from bernie, illinois. it formed a little dave cohort that is always here. dave bradley in the uk says hello and also zachary says hello. we have an answer to one of the questions, john will and has chimed in to say the table used by general grant is definitely at the smithsonian national museum of american history. it was a gift of lee custer. and john is a dulcet. that the citation. >> i forgot about that connection. >> and -- didn't sheridan give it to custard to give it to libby? >> custer was not in the room. >> back in the parlor. >> back in the parlor. >> didn't want to sell his furniture and showed $20 on the ground, either keep the money or don't, i'm taking your furniture. i heard that, that is one of the many stories that i have heard. let's keep going. thanks for this program, enjoyed the book. what is up next for caroline janney in terms of book projects? that is from hampton newsom who has a lot of great stuff. that is what we have now and i will check in before we sign off but back on the roa

thanks, dave. well, the recent storms have, of course, had a major effect on our state's snowpack so important to state water. officials say snowpack levels have surged to nearly 90% of normal. and that is up from just 19%. >> back on december. the 10th overall snowpack accounts for about one-third of the state's water supply. very important. california remains in a drought, though, with many reservoir still at critically low levels. other news tonight to the east bay or the oakland police department will be adding a 6th a district in east oakland where the majority of violent crimes are taking place according to oakland police chief, iran armstrong. >> 60% of the city's 911. calls come from east oakland. it's why is shifting resources to add more officers to protect the streets. there. the oakland city council approved a plan last month to allow opd to add 60 officers by adjusting the city budget to accommodate 2 additional police academies and unfreezing 28 police positions in the current city. b

i also wanted to ask dave if he — is awful. i also wanted to ask dave if he could _ is awful. could define where legitimate criticism of the israeli government lapses into anti—semitism. 50 israeli government lapses into anti-semitism._ israeli government lapses into anti-semitism. ., . anti-semitism. so someone walks down oxford _ anti-semitism. so someone walks down oxford street _ anti-semitism. so someone walks down oxford street waking - anti-semitism. so someone walks down oxford street waking up i down oxford street waking up palestinian flag and shouting "free palestine", that is not anti—semitic. but if someone walks past a synagogue or through a heavilyjewish through a heavily jewish neighbourhood, through a heavilyjewish neighbourhood, shouting "free palestine" at the jewish people on the street, in order to harassment and upset them, it takes on a different meaning and that is when you are seeing jewish people being targeted. anti—semitism is a type of racism. we do sometimes face a problem with some people who don't recognise it as a type of racism, it doesn't qui

all right, dave, thank you for that. we have some breaking news in the south bay to tell you about. one person has been shot at the oakridge mall in san jose. >> and police are telling everyone living nearby to shelter in place. san jose. police just put this tweet out a little bit after 6 o'clock so around 10 minutes ago. so far no word on the person's condition. who was shot or any details about who's behind the shooting. we'll continue to follow this story all night long. we'll bring you updates throughout the evening right here on kron. 4. >> also coming up a violent encounter in san francisco caught on camera as a woman with a knife threatens a man in front of his home. what happened after the altercation. plus another retails have captured on camera here in the bay area. and we're going to show you this take down of woman by san jose police a woman who is suspected of interfering with their investigation. plus, california takes aim at a big box giant. why this safe has filed a new lawsuit against wal-mart. usaa is made for the safe pilots. like mac. who can come to a stop with

while to discuss this issue further, i'm delighted to welcome on to the program, dave perkins, radio host on political unless good to see a dave i can and you know, i'm a simple man and they may be a rapidly developing world. but our fact checkers not by definition meant to check facts. well, yeah, and the use of the word fac, to for preferred information, whether true, what damage is out today to persons, reputation and something that, that happens. well, stossel is a very well known independent journalist for going on 40 years in america, and he never once been accused of the least bit of wrong doing or even a gender pursuit. stossel is the guy more in pursuit of faction. the truth than just about anyone on the, on the landscape of american media. and so he is really harmed by this false perception that he has produced an agenda piece instead of a fact untruth and journalism piece. in fact, he had 24000000 views of a video that facebook acted against because of this, and it went to statistically 0. that's a huge financial and reputational harm to stossel. he found in the end he had

join us, ceo dave mcjannet good to see you.t time we talked, it was about rapid growth, how you were doubling on a rapid crip cl your revenues let's talk about multi clouds, driving a lot of what you do to what extent are customers, enterprises moving to use multiple clouds, finding complexity how to manage that. >> hey, jon, thanks for having us most accidents by accident or design end up with more than one cloud provider you can see that of math from earnings they're all going fast it is an inevitable trend truthfully most application are built on cloud infrastructure sometimes on amazon, azure, google, something else, but inevitably, most companies end up being multi cloud. >> when we think about the devops group of which you're a big, important part looks like with the way you're coming into the public markets, how do we think about growth of that as we also look at the growth of not just cloud infrastructure but demand for applications, demand for storage and analytics and ai. >> i think our people running cd infrastructur

thanks for your time and happy holidays, dave. >> you too. happy holidays. >>> i've had dreams that weren't just dreams. >> all right. lights, camera, hollywood, or in this case san francisco. this is the fourth movie in the "matrix" series. the new matrix movie opens next week. back before the pandemic, the movie crew filmed several action scenes here in the bay area, in san francisco. in fact, we saw keanu reeves quite often in and around san francisco. knew keanu reeves, his co-stars and some crew members are coming back to san francisco tomorrow for the big premiere at the castro theater. we didn't see a red carpet, at least not yet, but there are a bunch of trucks and equipment lining the streets. tomorrow's premiere is expected to tie up castro street from 4:00 p.m. until midnight. a lot happening. >>> take you outside. christmas in the park on this friday night. it's cold across the bay area. this is san jose. jeff ranieri joins us next talking about what's going to happen as we head into this weekend. stay with us. you're watching nbc

the state attorney from palm beach county, florida, dave, thank you for being here.rney for a second. the defense attorney, on friday, we had the sheriff on who said that the defense attorney had been trying to reach the parents to turn themselves in all morning on friday. and was no longer in touch with them and couldn't reach them. then we later learned they became fugitives and went on the run and then on saturday tried to explain why they were. here is what they said. >> last night and throughout the day we were in contact with our clients, they were scared, they were terrified, they were not at home, they were figuring out what to do getting finances in order. >> dave, if you're trying to turn yourself in, you don't hide in an industrial warehouse 60 miles away from your home. and so i'm just wondering, does that defense attorney covering for them like that, does she bear any liability at all? >> no. allison, she's disgust defending her clients as she is portraying this as this couple just chilling in a warehouse, getting their finances together, clearing their

open. >> thanks, dave. thanks still ahead, here at 10 o'clock amazon founder jeff bezos is now offering his condolences to the people of the community hit hard by those recent tornadoes. what he is saying about the amazon warehouse in the people who work there. that was destroyed. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i love being able to pick up and go. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems,...and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concer

dave, how are you? >> i'm greatly. great. i'm so happy to be here. i such warm feelings for brooklyn, for the society, so this is just everything for me. >> i'm so grateful for you to make the time to visit. >> same. i'm for a burr my mom is from bed sty, born and enrages sa great sort of return to where she's from but i think if you want to get started we could jump right into the questions if that sounds good to you. >> it does except i live in maryland now. where did you grow up? >> really? i'm in montgomery county. >> after i am right now. >> i was born and raised in germantown, maryland,. >> i'm sitting here in tacoma park maryland. >> wow, wow. there you go. that's amazing. >> shout out to maryland. >> how about we jump into it? i think the first question on the audiences mind and a guest mind before to read the book, i'd love to hear in your own words what is the kaepernick affect? >> the kaepernick the fact is the chain reaction that took place after colin kaepernick first set during the anthem and then took a need in august and september of

dave chapman — our businesses. thank you very much. dave chapman who _ our businesses. rain moving northeast overnight could lead to some icy stretches across northeast england and scotland and here, the air is still cold but further south, it means a relatively modest start and comparison to wednesday morning. certainly much milder after seven or 8 degrees first thing. and outbreak of rain moving its way to scotland and northern ireland, northern england, some heavy breasts at times, centraland england, some heavy breasts at times, central and southern england and wales, quite a lot of cloud around and some light rain from time to time and hear and notably with mild around 11 or 12 degrees the height. still cool in the far north of scotland. there will be a spell of rain which could turn to snow through the night during the early hours of friday morning and christmas eve but behind it, we have some clear skies and again, it is going to be a relatively mild start in comparison to wednesday morning with overnight lows of two to 10 degrees. hello this is bbc news. the hea

lauren: let me stay with you then, dave, because you have a new use for nft at kracken. you're developing a marketplace for nft's to be used as collateral for loans, do i have that right? >> yeah, i think that's honestly one of the most interesting things we see for 2022. i mean, by way of analogy, in the early days of the internet, e-commerce was made so much more powerful by the advent of online media, and e-mail, and we kind of see this reinforcing set of use cases happening in crypto as well, and the one you mentioned is a great example, so someone can purchase a piece of online digital art for $100,000 from sotheby's now and they can turnaround and very seamlessly use that as collateral for a loan, which was extraordinarily difficult in kind of the traditional finance world. lauren: but that means adoption has to be critical for the new year, we're starting to see that now, but i think we have a long way to go. what do you think about that, meltem? >> absolutely, look, what he's describing with nft's this is we've seen it with mortgages, we've seen it with all asset