you, i'm an academic, i'm assistant professor at the department of south and southeast asian studies at u . c. berkeley. all right, so i was gonna say candidates fake, i guess festival. how would you describe this current collection of one of the presidential candidates is sandra. he start, you can use one what a one sentence your choice airship dictators up to at least. oh oh yeah i was, i follow that children because you have thus the son of ferdinand marcus . and then the, the son of i of was somebody in an adopted son of sorts of a celebrity. ah, with a mayor of manila also so many children and the mother. oh my goodness, an egg wrap up. i asked your thoughts about what this collection of presidential candidates look like sofa. well, for a fact it's still incomplete because we're on a dramatic tail end of the filing of candidacy. and everyone is waiting. if the daughter president that they are, they will run for president mayor's hired that there. so there's one more day to go look in the philippines. if you wanted to declare yourself to be president, you have one more day to do t

south west president mike van d. then finally, amid to its employees, on monday, things got out of control because the airline didn't have adequate staffing. in fact, that according to the department of transportation south was currently has 7000 fear employees, then the airline had before the pandemic. and that's because when air travel plunge at the beginning of the pandemic, south west offered by out and early retirement packages to reduce staff. now although the weekends problems were mainly limited to southwest, it is by no means the only airlines struggling to restore stuff. and slides that were trimmed during the fan pandemic and fixing these problems will be expensive and time consuming and are likely to cause further pain for passengers returning to the skies. ok, so obviously that's, that's a problem that southwest was an honest to begin with about this. but there have also been rumors that the staff shortage was actually caused by some kind of a sick out that was taking place. essentially, employees who re told they had to be vaccinated and so they weren't showing up for work including possibly some of the airlines pilots. what do we know about that? is there truth of t

stephenson transferred to the department of the south along the south carolina coast and found himself island outside of charleston. the now famous attack on fort wagner on july 18 in the same in the background up there. [laughter] he continued to serve ably and unremarkably through the end of the year in 1864. however charles knowles who would serve is stephenson's assistant adjutant general was among several people who saw potential in his beautiful service. he would have been with experienced large operations which would have gained rapidly and thoroughly one of the best if not the very best division commander in the army of the potomac. in april the stevenson family rejoined burnside where he was placed in command of the night core division that is led into wilderness into spotsylvania. the battle of spotsylvania opened on may 8 northwest of here. james wilson brushed aside the horsemen to be turned away themselves and a detachment from kershaw's ever intrigued per day. the real fight opened on may 9 avoiding the bottleneck by marching from the wilderness to the chancellor battlefi

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and settlement has been reached between the department of justice and the families of the victims in the deadly shooting at a black church in south carolina in 2015. >> how the department of justice is responding tonight. >> more supporters signing on to the effort to bring the w nba to the east bay, the ongoing plan to get another pro team are rooted in oakland. -hi mommy! -hi honey! 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. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >> a former wnba champion is now on board to help lead oakland's effort to bring women's basketball to the east bay late. a beard is partnering

of the department. >>> new details this morning on a south bay mother accused of illegal acts tied to alcohol-fuelled parties involving minors. authorities say she's facing similar allegations in idaho, where she now lives where she's also been arrested. shannon o'connor is awaiting extradition to los gatos where she's facing dozens of criminal charges. the principal of los gatos high school speaking out. quote, we currently have students still being impacted. we are reaching out to them to ensure they are receiving continued support and comfort. counselors are making sure these young people are mentally healthy and getting the services they need. >>> the elizabeth holmes criminal fraud trial is back in session today. yesterday chief financial officer testified, saying holmes and other theranos leaders convinced walgreens to invest $40 million and place blood testing devices in stores. now the judge is looking into releasing private questionnaires as well filled out by jurors ahead of the trial. some legal experts warn it may have a chilling effect on this trial and future jury trials. the case has s

he's out as the manager of the oakland athletics. he will depart south for san diego.sappointment in baseball this year. with all the talent, they missed out on the postseason. this one is shocking, because melvin is a bay area native from palo alto. he went to college in berkeley. he played for the giants, and has been the manager of the oakland a's for the past decade. his deal is for 3 years. he was really good in oakland. 853 and 764. the a's will now be looking for a new manager. back to you. >>> looking that of dublin, the hills are a little greener right now, thanks to the recent storm, and fire crews are taking full advantage. >> kenny choi is live in contra costa county to show us how firefighters are already preparing for next wildfire season . >> reporter: they are using seasonal workers as part of a fuel reduction program that cannot be done during the dry summer months. right now they have a small window of opportunity in parts of the county that needed the most. the threat of wildfires may be diminished with all of the recent rain, but there is no cutting

the justice department just reached a settlement with the families of some of the victims of the shooting in souths joins us. >> reporter: the justice department agreed to settle lawsuits filed by 14 people arising out of the shooting in 2015 at the church in charleston, south carolina. they sued the representing victims who were killed, the nine people killed in the shooting as well as survivors. and their claim was based on the fact that the fbi admitted that it made a mistake that allowed dylan troof buy the gun he used in the shooting two months before he carried it out. dylann roof was the 21-year-old white supremacist who did the shooting during bible study saying he wanted to start a race war. he was convicted in both federal court and state court. but the fbi failed to notice that he had pleaded guilty to a drug charge earlier, because the basically the fbi examiner didn't find the right police department record. and the fbi director at the time, james comey, said when he learned about this, we're all sick this happened. we wish we could turn back the time. so now the justice department ha

of those 12 states ar in the deep south. florida, georgia, texas, alabamh and south carolina. with the changes of the election procedures to the departmentjustice before they could implement. and then the and immediately adopted the voting procedures that to this day made it harder for people of color to cast ballots in the states and the freedom to vote act that was just introduced in the senate that relates to the times and changes we are seeing election procedures. most states have a history of adopting restrictive efforts now on access to healthcare. we have seen for example in texas the adoption of a new restriction on reproductive health, abortion, that is likely to be replicated in states throughout many parts of the south and regions of the country as well. so those things are. so then you have a remarkable presence of african-american and hispanic citizenry. florida and texas and georgia together each has over 100,000 african-americans. and in some other states and african-american and latino are 60 percent of those are denied access to healthcare and only 41 percent of the population. that is a significant and profound impact o

. >> so breaking news quickly to update you on out of the south bay where the santa fe fire department is on the scene now of a fire that has damaged a school in a moment ago they sent out this tweet. the say the fires on the krishna avenue that under control actually started in spread inside into an administration npbuilding. we're not exactly sure which school because there are 2 that are on the property there at that but we've got a crew headed to the scene. nobody reported injured. the one person has been detained. so that person is being questioned right now. >> 7. '02. and the big story is the big loss for the giants. lot of fans are heartbroken this morning. the giants lost to the dodgers. and i wish nail biter. there's somebody i could blame it was one person put all of my frustration on to. but i can't really. yeah. it was a solid series fun to watch. it just didn't. and the way we wanted it to and that controversial call to end. didn't help, though. but the giants didn't help themselves all during the game right. there are opportunities where they did not. they just weren't a

and sunday night, the area of concern, when we look at how much weight is going to fall, we'll have that are coming up at 6:00. >>> new at 6:00, the south bay police departmentaking firearm hall. what is fueling the windfall of illegal guns. >>> local businesses struggling to hire, but unemployment filings are reaching new heights. why when expert tells us he is surprised. >>> last night we talked about marin county in terms of rainfall this year, and hopefully digging out of the drought. tonight, going to head further north to sonoma county, where the situation is different, but there is still good news to show you. >>> and still ahead at 5:00, we are standing up for one of our own. >> the hateful comments about one of our reporters, and why we felt it was important to shine a light on it. >>> and coming up tonight on the kpix 5 news at 7:00, in the middle of the pandemic, another virus is due to picked up seem. flu season is here, along with a new batch of vaccines. >> this coming year could be even worse than usual. >> you know, i don't know. i would think maybe you don't want to take it at the same >>> it has been a day since a conservative podcast are m

of bell hall elementary school in mount pleasant, south carolina. they recently were awarded the blue ribbon school designation by the department of education. bell haul is one of 325 schools in the nation, five in south carolina and the only one in south carolina's first congressional district to earn this distinction. led by their principal kevin conklin and the assistant principal bonita foster and numerous dedicated teachers, they attribute their success to the tremendous level of support from their families, businesses and from the community as a whole in mount pleasant. ms. mace: the path has made significant strides in increasing student learning outcomes for math and reading by raising more than $100,000 a year to supplement one-on-one tutoring for their struggling students. as we all know, the covid-19 pandemic has presented enormous challenges for our schools, teachers and parents. bell hall has overcome these challenges and demonstrated excellence despite them. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize and congratulate barbara melvin on her new position as new president and c.e.o. of south carolina ports authority. barbara will be t

them to see if they are ready to depart afghanistan and the number of people who have already departed is around 225 and those who say they are not ready, a little south of 190 in these numbers change all the time, even somebody who told us last week there ready to depart if we call today and say there's a flight in two days, we are not ready this week, can we go next week. >> i appreciate that. i expect that is the exception as opposed to the room. when people say there ready to go i suspect most of them are really ready to go. >> you would think that people have big extended families, roots in the country, they are human beings, they change their mind. >> i get that. the number, we surveyed the offices, we find 16,000 cases that have been referred to the department and i've got to tell you, and they are being told, the department has every excuse there is as to why they can't get people out, these are people who hope every office in the senate got calls from veterans from over there and people who worked over there and said here's a list. these people went the extra mile for us, they are going to die, their families are going to die if we don't get

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of england while in the south of the country. a teenager with serious mental health problems waited for almost 2 days in emergency department. similar incidents where i reported in scotland and wales league winchester told us what happened to his father. he was at 11 o'clock and his legs just wouldn't work and he fell out of bed. we didn't find him until 3 o'clock where my dad's going to get cooler, where he shouldn't heard from him. when we call for the ambulance initially, they said not to leave him. oh, in case the best spinal injury off or wait a couple of hours my, my dad saw of still trying to hurry them up a little bit. try finding no, no, no. and again to ask when you sent us an estimate arrival that direct him. so 111, he would then took him back to 999 to him fronting that. eventually we spoke to a chap, he suggested how to move him back into his c and how to get him up and we did that is improving, but he probably still required some medical assistance. but its insinuated to us that was not even a senior. they said, would you, would you like to cancel the ambulance on everything but the ambulance that day and at that poin

of england. while in the south of the trick, a teenager with serious mental health problems waited for almost 2 days and emergency departments as well. similar incidents are all reported in scotland and wales. lou winchester told us what happened to his relative. he woke up 11 o'clock and his legs just wouldn't work and he fell out bed. we didn't find them until 3 o'clock where my dad's going to go. cool. where he shouldn't heard from him when we called for the ambulance initially they said not to leave him. oh, in case the best final injury. why you saw a couple of hours my, my dad sort of saw trying to hurry them up a little bit, tried to finding no 99 again to ask when they sent you an estimate arrival that direct him to 111 he within took him back to 9, no 9 says to him throwing that eventually we spoke to a chat, he suggested how to move him back into his seat and how to get him up and we did that is improving, but he probably still require medical assistance, but insinuated to us that was not even a senior, they said would you, would you like to cancel the ambulance on everything but the ambulance would day and at that

depart afghanistan. and the number of people who are ready to depart is around 225. those they say are not ready is a little south of 190. these numbers change all the time. even somebody that told us last week they were ready to depart, if we call them today and say there is a flight in two days, can you get it on it, we're not ready this week. we'll go next week. senator risch: i say that's an exception as opposed to the rule. i suspect most of them are really ready to go. secretary mckeon: yes. you would think. people have extended families. roots in the country. they're human beings. they make -- they change their minds. senator risch: right. i get that. the number, as i said, as we survey the offices, we found 16,000 cases that have been referred to your department. i got to tell you, i have people that are personal friends that have been working on flights out of there and they just aren't getting the help. i mean, they're being told -- they got -- the department's got every excuse there is as to why they can't get the people out of there. these are people that helped every office i think in the senate got

department of defense and others in response to them. in terms of potential discussions between the north koreans and south koreans, we have made our own outreach of potential engagement. i have to talk to our team for more specific reaction. reporter: reconciliation before they vote for the infrastructure package. what sort of sort of assurances can you offer progressives? jen: i'm not sure i am following. reporter: the progressives want assurances the reconciliation package will pass if they take a vote on the infrastructure package. what assurances -- jen: that's what we are working through. we don't know what the vote schedule is or isn't today. we leave that to speaker pelosi. as i said yesterday, i'll just reiterate now, it's 2:50 in the afternoon. there are plenty of hours and time left. it is not a secret. we know what we are trying to accomplish. exactly as you stated, as i stated many times from this podium. there is a desire and interest from some members of the democratic caucus to understand what the path forward looks like on the build back better agenda. a proposal and agenda the president has proposed. that's what they are looki

s office and the police department would be required to start releasing new waves of data quarterly beginning in the new year. >>> a family in the south bay is in mourning after a mother was killed allegedly by the man she was trying to leave. tonight the sheriff's department says they have arrested 52-year-old ignacio espinosa. witnesses claim espinosa ran over and killed his estranged wife yesterday in san jose. we've learned the victim had filed a restraining order against espinosa two weeks ago and that the two were in the process of getting divorced. the restraining order details multiple claims of violent behavior by the suspect, including death threats. tonight domestic violence prevention advocates say while restraining orders are a valuable tool, they cannot stop someone bent on violence. >> it cannot guarantee their safety. that's really the bottom line. if someone is intending to hurt or harm someone or killing someone, they may to that regardless of what the law says. >> advocates say they often encourage victims of domestic violence to move out of the area if possible. they also say they'd like to see reforms that would a

at a hospital in the north west of england when the south of the country, a teenager with serious mental health problems waited for almost 2 days in an emergency department. similar incidents have also been reported in scotland and wales luc winchester told us what happened to his family. he woke up at 11 o'clock and his legs just wouldn't work and he fell out of bed. we didn't find him until 3 o'clock where my dad's going to go cool, where he shouldn't heard from him. when we called for the ambulance initially, they said not to leave him. oh. in case the best final injury offered white, you saw a couple of hours. my, my dad sort of still trying to hurry them up a little bit, tried to finding no 99 again to ask when i sent you an estimate arrival that direct him. so 111, he would then turn him back to 999 to and from there. eventually we spoke to a chat, he suggested how to move him back into his seat and had to get him up and we did that is improving, but he probably still require medical assistance, but insinuated to us that was not even a senior. they said, would you, would you like to cancel the ambulance on everything, but the ambulance would day an

any other victims or witnesses urged to contact the south san francisco police department. san jose woman is one of two tourists killed in the crossfire of a suspected drug gang shootout in mexico. police say anjali riot was killed last week in a tourist town along mexico's caribbean coast. a german woman vacationing in mexico was also killed. mexican police say both were innocent victims caught in the crossfire. investigators say they were dining at a restaurant when the gunfire broke out between two violent gangs involved in a drug sale. really at the mercy of mother nature with these events because they're so widespread, it's not something that's small and contained. it's something that's you know, at the landscape level. debris down trees and road closures plagued the south bay today a closer look at the cleanup effort next. already we're drying out or drying up out there. we are looking forward to temperatures on the warm up this week. the five day forecast is next. also a bay area 7 11 sells a winning lotto ticket where six figures will have the details for you after the break. working from h

department and federal agents are examining the actions of denis shevchenko. the 40 year old is a community service officer based at the department's training center in south san jose. fbi officials say shevchenko posted hateful material to the gabs social media site. advocating violence against police officers and members of rival political parties. no we think it's a it's a serious trend in a very disturbing trend that we've been noticing. with a number of people who were involved in government service. in an email statement to fox, two agents say the fbi regularly works closely with local law enforcement to assess threats and pass information relevant to their jurisdiction. we cannot do our work in a vacuum. interagency cooperation is paramount. san jose internal affairs. detectives search shevchenko's home october 14th confiscating an assault weapon and concealed knife. and a concealed weapon at his locker inside the police substation. this incident is unfortunate. and i am extremely disappointed. that an employee in our organization may have harbored. and spread these hateful messages. chief mara says background screening of would be employees has been en

department and federal agents are examining the actions of denis shevchenko. the 40 year old is a community service officer based at the department's training center in south sansted hateful material to the gabs social media sites. advocating violence against police officers and members of rival political parties. no we think it's a it's a serious trend in a very disturbing trend that we've been noticing. with a number of people who are involved in government service. in an email statement to fox, two agents say the fbi regularly works closely with local law enforcement to assess threats and pass information relevant to their jurisdiction. we cannot do our work in a vacuum. interagency cooperation is paramount. san jose internal affairs. detectives search shevchenko's home october

south of broadway. at least 2 lanes are blocked and then the fire department has another lane blocked there. going to be little difficulty getting through to traveling to 80 no major issues, no delays along there as you're traveling into the city, though. a little under 60 minutes for your drive time 5 1880 also seeing some improvement as you're traveling through in villain berkeley in that area. a little under 9 minutes leaving out of richmond heading across the war. sandra fell and the south bay. no major delays about 20 minutes traveling from a fight to them apart. 2 8582 no major issues star ian james, back to you. thanks a lot to 9.32 and walgreens says the crime in san francisco has gotten so bad they've decided to close 5 more stores next month. they've already closed more than a dozen already. and there's a push now by city lawmakers to allow businesses to hire off-duty sheriff's deputies. >> to provide security kron four's taylor. the sacking has more. >> we need to do better. san francisco needs to do better. we shouldn't be sitting back and watching anchor institution stores close

. >> the state department of food and agriculture has placed part of south san jose under quarantine because of the oriental flu fruit fly officials say 6 of those flies were found in an area near the santa clara county fairgrounds prompting the quarantine that covers a zone of about 94 square miles. you can see that area outlined on this map and blue from the alum rock neighborhood in the north to settle for recent county park in the cell and by south bascom avenue in the west to joseph t grant county park in the east residents in that area are urged to consume a process and a homegrown fruit and vegetables on their site or to try and take extra care in disposing of it. >> still ahead tonight, a mission to destroy its not a james bond movie. why nasa's upcoming mission will send a device to space to deliberately crash. plus, containing an oil spill catastrophe a wide-scale cleanup operation now underway in orange county as officials reveal what may have caused the leak and a devastating theft for a family staying at a trendy bay area hotel. the crime caught on camera and the plea fo

most part as a precaution for three days, the california department of parks and recreation is prohibiting access to the water, one mile north and south. from where that surfer was bitten. greg wigan's ktvu fox two news. some good news to report tonight from shasta county. cal fire says the fawn fire that started last month is now fully contained. that wildfire burned more than 8000 acres north of reading, even though the fire is fully contained. crews do remain on alert. they'll continue to patrol that area for several days to watch for any flare ups because of the dry hot weather conditions of palo alto woman has been charged with arson accused of setting that fire. already we had another nice day, beautiful bay area fall weekend, which is pretty typical for this time of year. you know, we get really beautiful weather this time of year and we are we saw it again today and we'll see it again tomorrow and then it cools off and we'll see clouds increase. and so with that in mind, you're looking at temperatures. today there will be drops maybe 3 to 4 degrees tomorrow, so the nineties turned into mid eighties and upper eighties, some of

department and federal agents are examining the actions of denis shevchenko. the 40 year old is a community service officer based at the department's training center in south san jose. fbi officials say shevchenko posted hateful material to the gabs social media sites. advocating violence against police officers and members of rival political parties. no we think it's a it's a serious trend in a very disturbing trend that we've been noticing. with a number of people who are involved in government service. in an email statement to fox, two agents say the fbi regularly works closely with local law enforcement to assess threats and pass information relevant to their jurisdiction. we cannot do our work in a vacuum. interagency cooperation is paramount. san jose internal affairs. detectives search shevchenko's home october 14th confiscating an assault weapon and concealed knife. and a concealed weapon at his locker inside the police substation. this incident is unfortunate. and i am extremely disappointed. that an employee in our organization they have harbored. and spread these hateful messages. chief mara says background screening of would be employees has been e