as elizabeth cook reports he is also having one person his corner who has biggest been his biggest source of support. >> reporter: nathan leads into his work for brilliant, a smart home technology company based in san mateo. >> getting into the workforce, getting into something that i was intrigued about, which is specifically technologies was what got me here. >> reporter: here is career success. nathan's highly sought after position at a growing company. here is nathan's personal success. his son oliver and wife desiree . >> so fun and inspiring to watch him. he is definitely a go getter. >> reporter: desiree and nathan met 12 years ago during their senior year in high school. for nathan, it was love at first sight. >> she caught my eye. at that time i thought it was super fly, so i went and kind of introduced myself. >> nathan's personality when we first met, he is very curious and does best making connections with people. >> reporter: for desiree, meeting nathan meant an instant connection to a young man who has been through a lot. back then the 18-year-old was living with friends wor

good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm allen martin. lizabeth holmes lawyers managed to score some points today. >> at the time of these investments in 2014, media articles about elizabeth holmes and theranos were still glowing and these investors were excited to buy into the company, even though they saw the warning signs and knew it was risky. prominent estate lawyer daniel moseley testified in 2014 he reviewed theranos documents projecting revenues of $990 million for 2015, put said he knew investors could lose their money. still, he recommended several of his billionaire clients, including the walton, devos, and cobs families, former secretary of state henry kissinger and others buy in, and they put $384 million into theranos. moseley himself invested $6 million of his own money. >> the defense trying to portray these investor as sophisticated investors.

. >> reporter: for students rising above, i'm elizabeth cook. >> warren says he is helping to expandprise for youth outreach so the organization can serve more san francisco students. >>> still ahead at noon, a police officer tries to break up the most unusual street fight. >> what is happening there? >>> and everyone needs health insurance. covered california is making sure more people can get it. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more californians get covered. julie and bob are paying $700 less every month. dee now gets comprehensive coverage with no monthly premium and the navarros are paying under $100 per month. check coveredca.com to see your new lower price. covered california, this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st. >>> napa cabbage is great. spicey sausage, let me tell you, it is incredible. it adds so much flavor to that dish. my father taught me how to do that with napa cabbage. we are talking a long time ago. so, when you buy it, nice and green like this all the way around. white right here. check where it has been cut. you want to make

as elizabeth cook reports, he has one special person in his corner who has been his biggest support. >> reporter: nathan leans through his work for brilliant, a smart home technology company based in san mateo. >> getting into the workforce, getting into something i was intrigued about which is specifically technology got me here. >> reporter: here is career success, his highly sought after position at a growing company. here is nathan's personal success, his son oliver and wife desiree. >> so fun and inspiring to watch him. he is definitely a go getter. >> reporter: they met 12 years ago during senior year in high school and for nathan, it was love at t >> she caught my eye. at that time i thought i was super fly. so i went and kind of introduced myself. >> reporter: nathan's personality when we met, he is very curious and does best making connections with people. >> reporter: for desiree meeting nathan meant instant connection to a young man who has been through a lot. back then the 18-year-old was living with friends, working to support himself. his parents were in and out of his

. >> i'm elizabeth cook. >>> we have eye-opening new numbers about san francisco's car break inepidemic. >> it is a problem that has gotten so bad listen to what tourists are being told. >> we are visiting from tampa, florida. we were told it would be best not to rent a car because there was a lot of break ins. they see a purse, something small, anything, they will break the window and grab it and go. >> reporter: that tourist took the advice, others are not so lucky as we have seen over and over and over again. kpix5 betty yu is along the embarcadero in the hot zone for break ins, betty? >> reporter: liz tonight, a spoke with business owners in nearby fisherman's wharf and they said they can count on seeing car break ins during the day almost every day on the job. tonight, they want to know from >> reporter: witnesses caught this smash and grab involving the black mercedes near pier 39 in late october. the victim, visiting from miami told me, haddie and his friend lost $8,000 worth of photography and hiking gear. more than a week later two burglars in a black mercedes are seen pulling

. >>> i'm elizabeth cook. tonight was its ending we were all hoping for the amber alert that you all probably got on your phone. >> a little girl abducted just steps from her father sparking a widespread surge. she has been found safe. >> it started at 6:00 tonight on bliss avenue. andrea nakono was there as the little girl was reunited with her parents tonight. andrea? >> reporter: liz, alan they searched the streets for a chevy tahoe but it was the resident that found the baby girl and helped reunite her with her family. >> reporter: family members relieved to hold 1-year-old mona after she was discovered in a parking lot of an apartment complex. >> i that were blocking the driveway. it was just sitting there. they said it was weird, they heard a baby scream, crying, screaming, crying, and then they looked in there and flashed the lights baby was in there, door was open and they got the baby out. >> reporter: officers responded right away along with family members. they did not want to talk but confirm the b

. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. >> muni said 100 transit operators earn anyone to work under the new rulesnation. >> shaun ching-hong is live tonight. mun i -- shaun chess is live tonight. >> reporter: they want to reiterate that they believe mun six still safe to travel but riders agree with the infectious experts and say you shouldn't stop being extra careful. the morning commute felt a little different. >> the bus is taking a little longer than usual. >> the buses have been crowded, especially getting back from downtown financial districts. >> reporter: what if any concerns do you have about the health and safety of riders as you're navigating this and trying to get workers where you want them to be? >> well, we've been fortunate throughout covid. we've not had a single documented covid transmission hot spot. >> reporter: riders should feel coen

. >> i'm elizabeth cook. >>> small business owners are banning together to catch the smack and grab burglar who targeted them. >> new at 11:00, we go live outside of the three slops hit, maria? >> reporter: guys t is a quiet part of san jose, on halloween a burglar tried to break in not one, not two but three shops. now business owners are sharing the video. >> reporter: a surveillance camera catches a suspect at 5:00 a.m. attempting to break the window with a rock and walking a couple doors down to try to shatter the window here. unsuccessful. it does not stop him. he gets in his car and drives to the end of the block running across the street to the arsenal. using the same rock he breaks the glass door. this time he is successful. in less than a minute he is seen taking off with the art studio's cash box. >> my mind i thought, oh my god. everything was taken. >> owning the arsenal, she says when she walked into her store she found the rock used by the suspect. the counter, the cash box it was bolted down to, it was on the ground. >> reporter: the person that took it pretty much took the c

. >>> it i'm elizabeth cook. a few hours before the cdc gave pfizer the green light today, one bay area school district was already working to reassure kids about the shot. >> if i get the shot, can i still get covid? >> san francisco school leaders to questions from students in a push to encourage parents to sign their kids up point >> as soon as all of the approvals happen and the vaccines arrive, we will be ready to begin administering. >>> across the bay, contra costa county is hosting a virtual town hall thursday at 6:00 to answer parent questions. the vaccine could be available there isn't a saturday, and healthcare facilities and dozens of school-based sites. >> the thing for families to remember, it is their choice to make this decision. this is not a mandate point >> the more people we can get vaccinated, the safer we can all be. it just doesn't perpetuate the problem. >> marin is also counting planning an ambitious rollout starting this weekend, with schools and the health department will open up the co

. >> and i'm elizabeth cook.puck bash over plans to close several east bay schools. four schools are targeted for closure. two for next fall. two more for the fall of 2023. we have more on this story. >> reporter: the. >> reporter: the community is telling the district this is all moving too fast and they need more time. tonight's board meeting may be on zoom, but that did not matter. teachers, staff, parents, students, marched and gathering by the hundreds at district headquarters to tell the hayward school board "slow down." >> just give us one or two years, or three years to think about the plan. >> reporter: in addition to the closing of those four campuses, there is also a slew of relocations and facility closures. these happening by fall of 2024. do you guys feel rushed? >> very rushed. we're asking them just to push the pause button parent teacher and union rep said the kids just got back on to campus this year and are still real reeling from campus locke downs and zoom classes. >> all we really want to fo

. >> and i'm elizabeth cook.look at the commute. >> you can see taillights and traffic backed up in the westbound lanes of the san mateo bridge. moments ago caltrans clearing a rather rage accident on the strand. somehow that box truck ended up stuck on the center divide. like a teeter-totter, just stuck. no word on any injuries, but clearing the accident has certainly been tricky. here is the fallout on the traffic map. eastbound traffic not doing much better. drivers being urged to take the dunbarton bridge as an alternative. >>> new numbers show how parents have rushed to get their children vaccinated. >> a very strong start in the two weeks since the vaccines were authorized for children as young as five. >> how health officials are trying to keep up that momentum. >> reporter: they have a pretty could set-up here. when the vaccine first was offer tornado these kids, there was very eager rush of parents to get the shot to their kids. that was about 12 days guy. since then, covid cases have steadily been on th

. >> and i'm elizabeth cook.orceour exclusion sales for tower cam caught the rain moving in. >> this is going to bring widespread amounts to a half inch to an inch of rain, and even more than that north of the golden gate. this is coming down at about a quarter inch of hour. that heaviest rain making it way into the santa rosa, about to go to petaluma, and raining even offshore. it's light rain around san francisco, across the bay, into the east bay

and i am elizabeth cook brick chopper five was where the flames broke out in 90 minutes ago but the business is called object must muffler break in auto repair for could have gotten the planes pretty well under control now . west bound monument boulevard is still shut down. that is a major thoroughfare across concord but no word yet on when it will be back open . >>> iscariot one contra costa mall where shoppers thought they were hearing gunshots but turned out to be this bold group of teenagers taking aim at a jewelry counter. live in sun valley with details. andrea . >> to alan elizabeth is the surveillance video that makes you stop and think it's that real peak the video you are about to see va llhappen just about 24 hours ago and it's incredibly real peak is left inventory. store without any but it looks like a scene straight of a movie. nine men and hoodies stormed the jewelry store attacking the jewelry cases with hammers but it happened at 7:30 last night. >> this is surveillance video from inside expert but the sound of the glass smashing inside the mall was so loud that people thoug

. >>> and good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen matter. >> right now people on the move as millionsvel for the thanksgiving holiday. let's take a look at the roads right now. traffic pretty clear, but aaa says more than 48 million americans expected to travel by car this week. big change from last year. chp reminding drivers to be safe. their maximum enforcement board goes into everything in less than an hour from now. >> but it's not just the roads that are busy. here is a live look at sfo and lax. airports are also seeing a spike in travel this week. they said that travel will reach pre-pandemic levels. >> reporter: check out this traffic. we have v not seen it this busy in i don't know how long. it is wrapped around the bend. all seeing significant increases in passenger numbers. it's at if people are making up for lost time. the airport these days brimming with a bit more love and joy , and it's wonder. people like chauncey cook haven't seen her family in what seems like forever. >> has it been a year? >> yeah, it's been a long time. >> reporter: from 2019 to today, a massive di

now at 11:00, streaming on cbsnbay area, good evening i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm alan martin. >>> now, region's top attorneys are vowing to stop the organized crime in its tracks. kpix5 is in san jose where she spoke to nervous shoppers tonight. >> reporter: we noticed heavy police and heavy security at the mall and santana row. days ago thieves hit the store. >> it is scary coming to work sometimes. >> reporter: this season, the twinkling of holiday lights is paired with security lights. >> we see security outside of the mall. >> reporter: not only are armed guards at store entrances but san jose police are making their presence known as valley fair as well as santana road. >> they barricade some areas and parking structures. there was a macy's hit. a lulu lemon, bloomingdale. >> reporter: her daughter was going to go to the mall the day thieves were there. a couple days later they stole at lulu lemon. shoppers say they plan to number and out of the mall quickly because of fear of the retail robberies. >> then you don't want to go because you are feeling unsafe. >> we have to pick up

. >> i'm elizabeth cook. >> the police out in droves as the shopping season is getting underway. >> battling a crime wave has people asking what is going on. >> reporter: this is new video of a smash and grab at the southland mall in hayward. we saw the same mo over and over all weekend long. hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise stolen. >> tonight, we are getting answers from top law enforcement officials on both sides of the bay. first kpix5 betty wu live in san francisco union square, betty? >> if you take a look behind me this is what union look like for the future. many streets are closed to car traffic. it is to prevent people from pulling off mass thefts. there are virtually on every corner, police officers, tonight, district attorney said that this problem is not specific to san francisco. >> so many people reaching out who say they believe under your leadership, san francisco specifically. it has become this haven for retail crime and property crime alike because of your hands off approach to crime. >> if it feels this way you have work to do. be safe in san francisc

good evening i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin.en wiping out an east bay pharmacy. wilson walker is live from piedmont with the other location that criminals targeted. >> reporter: department, jewelry stores, cannabis dispensaries. there's a list of targets we saw over this weekend, and once again, yes, one of them pharmacies. >> you know, they tell you, luke i said, they'll go over to altamont, grow down the street, and thenal of them all have to be verified and here we are right before thanksgiving? >> reporter: david massey showed aunt the walgreens on high street today, only to find the pharmacy closed after a robbery on sunday. >> i've got cancer, so i'm trying to get certain medications filled, and they tell you to go to another walgreens. >> reporter: on saturday night, it was the well spring pharmacy on piedmont avenue, which was open ed today, but surveillance video, which was sped up by the pharmacy owner, shows the crowd that descended on the store on saturday, and this, of course, just one of the businesses hit by a mob

i am elizabeth cook. >>> i am alan martin. breaking news. a boat minutes ago in the leg not battle in alameda county over closing schools. >>> the hayward unified school board voted within the past five minutes over whether to close these four schools. and five other facilities because of a big budget shortfall. we have been on the story since the beginning in our live appleman elementary school with the results of that boat. >> reporter: with the board just decided to do was close this elementary school as well as --. they will wait on deciding the fate of the other schools until committees can be formed to see exactly what that would mean. tonight, we see a group of teachers sitting under homemade signs saying keep someone open. been out here tonight watching that zoom meeting. where the school board decided to close their school. dozens of teachers, parents and students relative outside the school district offices ahead of the board's vote. >> it is terrible what they are faci a 4 million budget shortfall. was $900 million in maintenance

. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. >> those first suspects arrested in a crime spree in san francisco's union> max darrow on the criminal justice system trying to catch up to these brash crimes. max? >> reporter: the arraign .just wrapped up late this afternoon. this was the first time these suspects went before a judge, and it will not be the last. tonight, five people accused of felony's related to the smash- and-grab crime spree in union square last week entering in pleas to all charges. per the judge's orders, we're not allowed to show their faces. they all face felony charges related to burglary and theft. miller was said to be the driver of thus mist age seen on numerous videos. the judge ruled miller and speed are not to be released from custody, charging documents reveal miller has prior burglary convictioning, speed has prior gun and drug- related

. >> i'm elizabeth cook. >>> we found out tonight holiday shopping in walnut creek has come to a crawl as the police tighten up security in and around broadway plaza. this after roughly 80 people stormed into nordstrom this weekend. kpix reporter joins us live from walnut creek right now. andrea? >> reporter: liz the barricades behind me have been put into play. so fares can not drive through. it brings them a sense of safety but they said it may be bad for business. >> reporter: it is supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year with shoppers spending and businesses profiting. some say the shopping experiences not the same after seeing this smash and grab over the weekend. >> it is alarming. i have a toddler. 7-year-old daughter. i did not bring her today because of what happened. >> it brings back memories but not the same. a lot more online shopping for sure. >> reporter: workers at the store say they have seen a sudden drop in business ever since the barricades were installed. >> it honestly has been slow and not as many people have been coming out here. when they do, they le

. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. our exclusive seattle forceour exclusion sales for tower cam caught the rain moving in. >> this is going to bring widespread amounts to a half inch to an inch of rain, and even more than that north of the golden gate. this is coming down at about a quarter inch of hour. that heaviest rain making it way into the santa rosa, about to go to petaluma, and raining even offshore. it's light rain around san francisco, across the bay, into the east bay and tri-valley, and still waiting on the light rain in san jose. we'll see that rain making its way into the santa clara valley as we head through the rest of this evening. this is going to come surging in over the next couple of hours. so the wettest time frame will be from about 8:00 this evening through about 2:00 tomorrow morning, but still lingering showers will be with us into the first half of tuesday. it's also going to be breezy. wind advisory goes into effect at the top of the hour, 7:00, and continues until 3:00 a.m. we'll take a loo

i am elizabeth cook. >> we start with fallout with a shooting along i 880 >>> the majority of the shootingsghway 880 and 580. >> we are joint live in oakland where a memorial for jasper continues to grow. >> reporter: there is a memorial here on the corner of sixth and market. you can see candles are lit and people have placed teddy players teddy bears. we spoke to a man who said these are happening all too often. jasper had a lot of life ahead of him. he was about to turn two years old. but, his life was cut short after he was hit by a stray bullet during if you shoot out on interstate 880 in oakland over the weekend. >> my heart goes out to the family. >> reporter: according to the chp, this with a 76 shooting in alameda county alone, over the past year. the majority of them oc

good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >>> i'm allen martin.luxury apartment building in jack london square say the parking situation has become a nightmare. the garage they are assigned to has been plagued by break-ins, and residents say they fear for their safety. john ramos has that story. >> reporter: residents of channel has pay more than $3000 per month for their apartments for that they expect a little security, not just for themselves, but for their cars as well. the huge complex that jack london square has 400 units, but only 80 parking spaces in its underground garage, so residents pay $150 per month for a space in the garage across the railroad tracks, owned by the same company. that there is a problem with that. >> within a month, my car has been broken into three times. three broken windows and listen 4 weeks. >> reporter: in one night alone, there were 14 reported break-ins, and fed up residents say windows are being smashed on almost a nightly basis. it has gotten so bad that page gets up at 6:00 a.m. every day to check if she sh

why his testimony goes to the heart of the prosecution's case point >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cookmartin. new video testing shows smoke from a commercial structure fire happening right now in concord. it is a wildfire alert camera giving us a look back at the city point we are told this is happening at detroit avenue and walters way. in the last few minutes, they are reporting that fire crews managed to knock down most flames, still some smoke. here's the overview on where this is playing out, very close to the heavily traveled monument boulevard. cruiser on the scene. they have been on the scene. drivers are being told to avoid that area. chopper 5 is on the way right now, a few minutes out. we will bring it all the pictures as soon as we get them. >>> a brazen smash and grab caught on camera inside of an east bay shopping mall let's get right to kpix 5's andria borba live in concord this evening . >> reporter: well, it is the kind of surveillance video that makes you stop and say i'm away this is real, or staged? the video you are about to see is very real, and there are still ni

i'm elizabeth cook. >>> i'm allen martin. we will start with bay area parents lining up to get their kids vaccinated. >> it has been hard protecting them just using masks, but now we have the vaccine. >> i'm excited, because then my mom says that i can go to chucky cheese after. so that i can be safe, and so that i won't get sick or anything point >> i'm excited, but i'm not a fan of having a needle in my arms. >> we can all understand that. kpix 5's wilson walker is live in antioch. this is a day that many parents have been waiting for. >> reporter: absolutely. covering the pandemic, we are often around these clinics, and over the last couple of months, they have often been pretty sleepy places. you can swing by and try to find somebody, and they are often empty. that was not the case today. >> i had to leave school early, and i was a little nervous, but i'm really excited now that i have my first dose point >> reporter: for the first time in a long time, getting vaccinated might have meant standing in line today, as a lot o

good evening i am elizabeth cook. >>> san francisco da will have to face the voters.e story of the recall. >>> june 7th is set for the date of the recall of san francisco district attorney booting. today around 1:00 this afternoon the department verifies the signatures dropped off to force this recall. as of today the voters in san francisco will get a chance to decide again if they want putin to be the district attorney. more than 80,000 signatures in favor of recalling the dean were gathered and confirmed by the department of elections today. >> it's really no surprise if someone's going to spend $1.4 million to get something on the ballot that it's going to get on the ballot. the reality is, deep-pocketed republican donors and allies are willing to spend that much money. >> ondrea shorter is with san francisco and says a majority of the signatures gathered were from democrats and that this is about safety. >> this is a city that believes in and supports criminal justice reform but also understands we can have both criminal justice reform and public safety and peopl

. >> and i'm elizabeth cook.ing yet another robbery. kpix5 wilson walker begins the team coverage from oakland. >> guard is listed in stable condition at high land hospital after the shooting around lunchtime. just behind me is one of the stores hit in the bay areas' recent string of smash and grabs prime 356 a boutique burglarized twice in the past month. the break-in happened on monday night. but today just before 12:30 a news crew was here to cover the burglary when an armed robbery crew pulled up. i spoke with two eyewitnesses who did not want to appear on camera, they say the gunman ordered the news crew and their guard to get on the ground and it was just a few moments after that that shots were fired and the guard was hit. now oakland police have not released any details on the shooting other than to say that the guard

>>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin.rm shaking up the valley and beyond for hours now. the 3.9 struck just before noon, and that was the first of about 15 at last count along the danville-san ramon border. >> andria borba begins our team coverage. andria? >> reporter: well, elizabeth, i'm on conway drive. this is where the epicenter of that earth was, in someone's backyard a few miles down, but that triggered a series of earthquakes here in dan and i the san ramon valley. a series of earthquakes hit the san ramon valley. >> actually felt two pushes, and then walked a round my house. the chandelier was shaking. >> reporter: that was a 3.9

. >> and impeachment elizabeth cook.or catalytic converter theft operation. katie? >> reporter: yeah, investigators told me tonight was a tip from a community member with just a vehicle description and a partial license plate that started the case, and in the end, 30 people arrested, accused of running a massive criminal enterprise. now, the investigation itself started about 11 months ago, when a tip came in to livermore police, that concerned resident saying a pickup truck was slowly circling in the neighborhood. days later, officers saw that same truck and when they pulled over the driver, they found four freshly stolen catalytic converters in the bed of the truck. officers continued to follow the trail back, and say that eventually led to two drop houses, one in placer county and one near stockton, and an enterprise of 30 people

. >>> it i'm elizabeth cook.er the green light today, one bay area school district was already working to reassure kids about the shot. >> if i get the shot, can i still get covid? >> san francisco school leaders to questions from students in a push to encourage parents to sign their kids up point >> as soon as all of the approvals happen and the vaccines arrive, we will be ready to begin administering. >>> across the bay, contra costa county is hosting a virtual town hall thursday at 6:00 to answer parent questions. the vaccine could be available there isn't a saturday, and healthcare facilities and dozens of school-based sites.

i am elizabeth cook. >> and i am alec martin.vern has more. >> i was just watching a press conference held by cal in berkeley. the football program was forced to postpone saturday's game against usc as the bears deal with a covid outbreak that hit the team last week. 24 players tested positive according to athletic director jim nolton. >> as we started this week, we were on a testing schedule to test our team and our staff, again. and today when we tested we had really just a few, but they were all in the same position group, and it left us with the inability to compete safely. we were able to come to an agreement to reschedule the game until, you know, december. >> the game has been rescheduled for december 4. cal's testing policy for

. >>> and i'm elizabeth cook.ir kids elementary school saver. >> and educator lost his life when he was hit and killed by a car. kpix 5's andria borba is live outside in that neighborhood . >> reporter: friends and family of andrew zieman are gathering here tonight to remember him . we are giving them the space they need to grieve point meanwhile, parents at sherman elementary are begging the city to do something about the speeding traffic on franklin street. at the corner of union and franklin, there is a sign that reads a driver killed her neighbor. sherman elementary school kpix.com eight andrew zieman was hit by a car and killed at the intersection wednesday . >> he was a gift and had a gift taking care of kids. he will be missed. we are devastated. >> reporter: the driver of the ing a mucacrat lled arew. e been charged with vehicular manslaughter. sherman

and i am elizabeth cook brick chopper five was where the flames broke out in 90 minutes ago but the businessler break in auto repair for could have gotten the planes pretty well under control now . west bound monument boulevard is still shut down. that is a major thoroughfare across concord but no word yet on when it will be back open . >>> iscariot one contra costa mall where shoppers thought they were hearing gunshots but turned out to be this bold group of teenagers taking aim at a jewelry counter. live in sun valley with details. andrea . >> to alan elizabeth is the surveillance video that makes you stop and think it's that real peak the video you are about to see va llhappen just about 24 hours ago and it's incredibly real peak is left inventory. store without any

i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin.is on the scene near the burlington coat factory. that is where a lot of the activity is, anyway . what is >> reporter: most of the activity that i can see seems to be here on the south side of the mall, in the parking lot area. there is just a very large police presence. i will let the camera zoom in. you can see multiple agencies here. san jose police, milpitas police, of course. they are being helped out by san jose, by the chp, by the santa clara county sheriff. i also see a few fire engines and ems here as well. there are a few people starting to come out of the mall. it looks like they had a shelter in place after this incident. again, we don't know exactly what the incident was, but there was a shelter in place, where officers told shoppers to stay put, to not move, and they did that for quite a number of minutes. we spoke to a shopper a few minutes ago who had just come out of the mall, and here is what he had to say. >> scott. >> reporter: scott, tell us, tell the people at ho

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. >> reporter: for students rising above, i am elizabeth cook. >> oakland unified is serving 3000 newcomersing the newcomer initiative. stephanie is really proud of those numbers. to nominate someone for the students rising above, you can head to the website. >>> coming up, how we are highlighting the crucial role played in the space race. ♪ >>> we look at alcatraz island where multiple tribes celebrated the 52nd anniversary of the native occupation of the island. in 1969, 100 native americans landed by boat on alcatraz to claim the former island prison as indian territory. the secretary of the interior, a native american herself spoke at yesterday's event. >> 52 years ago, the situation was dire. the federal government had walked away from their promises to help indigenous people who were forced to relocate to urban areas. federal agencies refused to abide by basic consultation standards in many native communities. they lost large swaths of their land. >> the uss hornet is celebrating its role in the famous apollo mission. the ship docked in alameda. it has converted into a floating histor

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daughter six children one daughter who is ten when elizabeth was sent and she is expected by her father to pick up all of her mother's work so the cooking, cleaning, gardening and everything that her mother did is expected to do and later in life she has a mental breakdown in the psychiatrist today make very clearly that the pressure alone even the active ventilation from her mother with the mental disturbance and they suffer from what the rest of their lives and i like to think it's a very sad cohort to the story that the actions don't just impact elizabeth, of course they impact the family to. >> i think we have room for a final question it a good one from virginia, it's a statement and a question she said she loved those books so this book and we have another book as well but she says what are you writing next. >> the point where have to make a decision so i don't know i have some ideas and i must say i don't know which one but i'm delighted to hear and whenever it comes out, thank you. elizabeth: i see another one she wants to know what should you think of the movie. >> the movie on netflix is not related to my book not even adaptat

elizabeth is sent away. she essentially is expected by her father to pick up all of her mother's work. all the cooking, cleaning, sewing, gardening, everything that her mother did is expected to do. latero in life she has a mental breakdown and psychiatrist today right very clearly that that pressure alone would've been enough even the very active separation of a young girl from her mother would be enough to cause a medical disturbance and suffer from it the rest of her life and she answered days on asylum and it's a very sad closer to the story the actions don't just impact elizabeth, the impact the family to. >> i think we have room for a final question and a good one from virginia. it is a statement and a question she said she loved both books meaning this book in thed radium girl you've also written other books of course. but she says what arere you reay next? i'm at that point where i have to make a decision in the next couple of months. i don't know i have some ideas and i'm looking around for other ideas. and very delighted to hear that you love both of the books and whenever kunda and a couple

elizabeth: wait a second. he knew it. the fbi knew this was dubious in 2016, the summer of 2016. they knew that hillary's cookinghe dni documents indicate adam schiff knew this was dubious stuff. he read it into the, the steele dossier, clinton dossier into the congressional record. steele got paid 160,000 from the democrats to cook up the stuff about moscow ritz-carlton hotel, trump sex tape was false and phony. steele's own sources said it was false. fbi james comey knew this was phony stuff too. when he is challenged he dissolves to talk about the capitol riots or ukraine. he is dodging what morgan ortagus was doing. asking him about. >> adam schiff, adam schiff is a political punk. he is there to just absolutely take these talking points, as if they're not based in fact. he is the intel committee chairman, for goodness sakes. he is the one that has been spreading these lies. look, the reality is, it is the clintons and the democrats that were colluding with the russians in order to take this position that donald trump was colluding with russia. after the mueller probe, now what is going on with the durham pr

cooks will be familiar with this. it is still in circulation today. in the genesis of that book, it was compiled by a woman named elizabeth.he was the child of immigrants from europe. they came to america and did a marvelous job in the 1800s of assimilating into the american way. they adopted the american way of dressing. they really matched the language and so on and so forth. in her work as a social worker, she helped a lot of young immigrant women assimilate into the american way of life after they had come from russia and eastern europe. she did so as a way to shield them from any sort of discrimination they may face in their new adoptive home. this is the one way to make sure they did not face that sort of off discrimination that was so commonplace. it was to cook the american way. this cookbook was filled with so many american recipes alongside jewish and eastern european traditions. to me, i thought it was so fascinating that this book has so much importance for so many people. it is essentially a document that helped the simulation of emigrants. -- assimilation of immigrants. assimilation should not be the only pat