this is where police say frank james mcmillan allegedly stabbed his wife while she was a patient here yesterday morning. they say the 63 year old stabbed his wife at least once before. he then apparently turned the knife on himself. both were rushed into surgery for stab wounds. now, after coming out of surgery, though, that's when police say mcmillan shocked responding officers by, quote, spontaneously confessing to the killing of his mother at a home on the 100 block of campbell avenue in vallejo. police conducting a welfare check at that address, and when no one answered, they forced their way in discovering the mother dead. now back at kaiser permanente vallejo hospital, the hospital putting out a statement today crediting its security and staff with intervening when mcmillan allegedly attacked his wife, writing in part, quote, we're grateful to our staff members who acted quickly to intervene and provide care to those involved. this was an isolated event. we are cooperating with vallejo police department as they conduct their investigation. now, both mcmillan and his wife are exp

frank james is called re sanderson could be seen being questioned, and perhaps it was a he was taken prisoner in russia's post region where ukrainian forces, longstanding caution, and go to find territory since august. his how he explained his journey. i was present shortly before 20192024 so when i left a forest from my job, i advised me is national asian. but i just lost everything. i just lost my job. but that was the way in prison. i see on the tv as 16 or 46 people, that funded lithium were 10 times to rush in from ukraine. following negotiations with the help of the red cross ukrainian troops took the residence away during their incursion into the coast region of the bas. yet they told us about that time and come to the sea. i think we were there for 3 days and we were in the hospital for about 8 days. although people were there since august since october. i ask, what kind of prison is this that we can't just leave? they've been saying they're not happy that we came to them. they told us this in the hospital. why did you come here? they asked, we didn't go anywhere because they

this is where police say frank james mcmillan stabbed his wife yesterday morning while she was a patient here. they say the 63 year old stabbed her at least once before. he then apparently turned the knife on himself. both were rushed into surgery for stab wounds after coming out of surgery, though that is when police say mcmillan shocked responding officers by, quote, spontaneously confessing to the killing of his mother at a home on the 100 block of campbell avenue in vallejo. police conducting a welfare check at that address, and when no one answered, they forced their way in discovering his mother dead. now at kaiser hospital, kaiser permanente vallejo hospital. the hospital putting out a statement today crediting its security and staff with intervening when mcmillan allegedly attacked his wife, writing in part, quote, we're grateful to our staff members who acted quickly to intervene and provide care to those involved. this was an isolated event. we are cooperating with vallejo police department as they conduct their investigation. now, both mcmillan and his wife are expected to rec

frank. >> all right. james. nice job traveling in style and staying nice and dry there. here's an update to our viewer poll that we've been talking about all morning long. we've been asking, how are you preparing for the storm? moving into the bay area, flood prepping at 4%. staying home off the road. good idea, 42%. a lot of folks just say it's another day. it's wednesday. got to get to work at 54%. you can still vote. just scan that qr code top right of your screen or go to ktvu dot com slash vote. >> with all this rain, mother nature is bringing great news to sierra ski resorts. next on the nine, which resorts are deciding to open early as the system moves through? and what could force lifts to close? even if there's plenty of snow on the mountain, then we are out in it so you don't have to be another live look at what's happening in santa rosa. this is where people should expect a foot of rain over the next three days. it is coming down in the north bay. that's where the storm started here in the bay area, it is slowly working its way south. we'll detail the timing o

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ktvu is james torres driving up to the north bay? frank mallicoat closely watching the traffic conditions. >> but first, let's go to steve paulson, our meteorologist. the latest on the weather. >> well, there's some impressive totals, especially up where we thought they would be. and that's around santa rosa. casadero over ten inches of rain in 24 hours. so it verified we thought they could get 8 to 10, and they did. mark west regional park just to the northeast, seven and a quarter. guerneville 708 and santa rosa. west santa rosa had over seven inches of rain. i'd say the forecast models did well on that projection. it's windy for some and temperatures 50 to 60. it will be a mild warm day in san jose. some of you east and south saw little to no rain. there has been an uptick it looks like now just offshore, and it will continue to rotate in today to the north. and then the system will get pushed along tomorrow. that will start to bring rain in for everyone on friday, but for today, you can see where the focus will be. it will be north tow

james worked with the industry, the biggest names including frank sinatra. it says best known credits was a producer of michael jackson's threshold and breaking thread left out of a little not late. so that's it for me. laura class i've done will be here and around all for that as time. but most of today's these also the nice thing by the on counting the cost, the u. k is governing labor policy has laid out its 1st punches in 14 years when it helps grow the economy. could 1000000000 is helps winning the results of the us presidential election. plus, why has russia central bank raised interest rates to a record high? counting the cost on out to 04 days out from the us presidential election and the posters have the race on a knife edge. but for the bible administration's role in the genocide in gods and comma la harris's complicity in that costs are come election day. the is really journalist embedded with the country's military. happy to have blood on his hands and the washington post and the la times both refused to endorse harris over donald trump. there bi

james torres is on the left, is going up highway 101 in marin county. frankconditions in the ktvu traffic center. and of course, meteorologist steve paulson. yeah, you you're in our weather center. >> all right. we'll get to it here. there's a lot going on, not just here, but also in the mountains. i think there's some ski resorts opening today. maybe. why? because the winds are is roaring up there in the mountains. northstar has 51 mile per hour gusts. homewood has about 50, so they may be on wind. hold up. there. just keep that in mind. rain has begun to the north and it's been already over an inch of rain in the russian river at casadero. santa rosa has had a quarter of an inch. san jose and other areas will not get a drop today from that system. right there, and it's going to stall out. i do think marin county is the line i've been on, and i'm not changing now. the system will dip a little bit and then put on the air brakes and just sit there and sit there for about two days. so if you're north rain too much, if you're south, hardly any at all. but it wil

. >> frank mallicoat, ktvu fox two news. [music] >> james, you're not going to toss me.sually you do. >> you had this one on your own. >> thank you james. all right. >> i already said too many words. >> i should know. >> i always appreciate it. all right. it's all about you. the great lakes. because look at this lake effect snow. there could be 3 to 5ft by the time we get to sunday for some of these areas. the usual suspects again. cleveland. cleveland. also, buffalo. unfortunately, buffalo. anywhere there. the water temps in the great lakes are running about 6 to 8 degrees above average. and now you get this brutally cold air going over. this will be a huge snow producer for the lake effect areas. and you can see why that's the surge of the cold air right there coming in right there. and that's going to settle all the way down here and hang out for a while. the problem is, for us, it looks like this pattern may reinforce itself as high pressure parks it on the west coast may be well into december, which is what i don't want to see, but that's kind of the way it's lookin

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james torres. we'll send it back to you. andre garcia and frank. >> all right. i will take it. good, good advice, because this rain isn't going anywhere, at least for the next few days. we've seen some road flooding up in sonoma county as well. this morning, one driver tried to drive through a flooded road, ended up stuck in that water. ktvu reporter roberto gonzalez has been up there all morning long and has more on that. and the weather up there in the north bay. good morning. >> it is official, frank. yesterday, santa rosa. it had its second wettest day in a 120 year history, with five and six inches of rain in the city itself on the western slopes of santa rosa, we had nine inches of rain. and that's where we are right now on the western edge of santa rosa. in fact, forestville is just about a mile away over here. we're an unincorporated sonoma county. this is slusser road, and it hooks up right there with a very busy river road. and behind me here on this road here, it has been blocked off. we do have flooding across the roadway. and as you can see, when it's dark as it wa

frank r lautenberg. kathleen genevieve becky. opal lee. ellen ochoa. nancy pelosi. jane rigby. teresa romero. judy shepard. gail lynn hannon accepting on behalf of of francis thorpe. -- james francis thorpe. and, michelle yo. -- michelle yeoh. distinguished guests, the president of the united states. >> please, have a seat. >> i told my buddy john kerry for the first two years i would hear hail to the chief i would look around like, where is he? it's great to see you all. thank you for being here at one of our favorite events at the white house. 61 years ago president kennedy established the presidential medal of freedom to recognize "any person who made an especially meritorious contribution to the security and national interest of the united states or world of peach, cultural, or other significant public or private endeavors. " the first class of medal recipients included the great eb white. years after receiving the metal he received a letter for someone that asked how he maintained faith in humanity and he replied relentless curiosity and inventive ingenuity have led to deep trouble. you can only hope that these same traits will enable us to claw our way out. hang onto

frank, thank you. let's continue our team coverage now in marin county. ktvu james torres is there waiting for the rain to come down. has it changed much since we last saw you, james garcia? >> just a little bit here. i mentioned about an hour ago. we're getting a little bit of spit of rain. we're getting a couple more spits at this point here. we know the rain is coming down just a few miles above us. so over toward santa rosa here, but down in marin county, here in downtown san rafael, the roads are now wet. so we are getting enough that it might need you might need a double gas or double. consider how you're driving on the roadways this morning. but as far as you taking a walk and getting soaked, that's not happening just yet. but we did hear from chp earlier in the week who says they are worried about the people who may not be taking these driving conditions very seriously? they are worried about those who might still be speeding when the rain is actually coming down, and those who might be driving through big puddles of standing water. they say you'll certainly

with frank sinatra really put him in the spot light, but he was not defined by a single musical genre he revolutionized funk and pump producing michael jackson's best selling albums. in the 1918, james was the 1st black vice president of mercury records and his place in the hall of fame. also for the films and tv shows he produced, the list of his awards is lengthy. he's been nominated for 79 grammy's and 127. he's one of i think 20 e got winters in the world. that's the whole the quadrant of awards for anybody doesn't know the any grammy oscar tony. and know. yeah, he also produced the biggest selling album all time a musical genius, quincy jones leaves an indelible mark on music history. and before we go, we want to show you some live pictures from the campaign trail in the us says that the voters prepared to go to the polls in uh, less than 24 hours. now these are life pictures from pittsburgh, pennsylvania. what donald trump is huge deliver one of these last bodies. one is seen about 13 minutes when we have more news on algebra, europe. next, it's witness. stay with the united nations 29th conference on climate change, the sci fi, many most are countries with aids called fossil

with frank, so not to really put him in the spotlight, but he was not defined by a single musical genre he revolutionized funk and pump producing michael jackson's best selling albums. in the 1918, james was the 1st black vice president of mercury records and his place in the hall of fame. also for the films and tv shows he produced. the list of his awards is lengthy. he's been nominated for 79 grammy's and 127. he's one of i think 20 e got winters in the world. that's the whole the quadrant of awards for anybody doesn't know the any grammy oscar tony. and know. yeah, he also produced the biggest selling album all time, a musical genius, quincy james leaves an indelible mark on music history. i might say it's a may have this check why the result next then was just one day to go before the selection side story will last who american versus trust. we're back somebody out the whether looking good bad and full rep melvin comp day. we have got some showers clearing away from that is the sort of australia we have got a lot of heat around across mount show of awesome that heat will transfer us way a little further research as we go through tuesday on into wednesdays. 33 celsius that full mel

with frank sinatra really put him in the spotlight, but he was not defined by a single musical genre he revolutionized funk and pump producing michael jackson's best selling albums in the 1918, james was the 1st black vice president of mercury records and his place in the hall of fame. also for the films and tv shows he produced. the list of his awards is lengthy. he's been nominated for 79 grammy's and 127. he's one of i think 20 e got winters in the world. that's the whole the quadrant of awards for anybody. it doesn't know that any grammy oscar tony. and no, yeah. he also produced the biggest selling album all time, a musical genius, quincy, james leaves an indelible mark on music history. so we're going to be hearing from the presidential candidates and the us selection. the final appearance is indeed as we counter this is a scene in the philadelphia museum of outs, where come the highest will make her last campaign stopped her rally the expect to include appearances who likes to have like the guy and opera winfrey, adult trump will be holding his final riley as he traditionally does, in grand rapids in michigan, he's also being touring around north carolina and pennsylvania.

frank sinatra really put him in the spot light, but he was not defined by single music rash on the a t revolutionized phone. and tom, producing michael jackson's best selling albums in the 1918. james was the 1st black vice president of mercury records and his place in the hall of fame also for the films and tv shows he produced. the list of his awards is lengthy. he's been nominated for 79 grammy's and 127. he's one of i think 20 e got winters in the world. that's the whole the quadrant of awards for anybody does know the and the grammy oscar tony. and oh yeah, he also produced the biggest selling album all time a musical genius could see james leaves an indelible mark on music history. all right, we want to show you know, some live pictures from pittsburgh, pennsylvania where form of present donald trump is you deliver one of those final campaigns, features in just to minutes. we'll have more on this. so knowledge is 0. after this short break, stay with us. thanks for watching the the latest news as it breaks the cycles once a reliable wave. but democrats once this time around the blow show, tumbler hours fund total job net connect with details coverage over the past few decades.

it was birch bye and george mcgovern and frank church, gaylord nelson, all of the liberal war-horses. and reagan did try to do very draconian things. he had james watt at interior who's very much like the heritage foundation project, but he ended up firing james watt. he had al haig who was running this vigorous foreign palace war hawk and after reagan got shot he dumped al haig in favor of george schultz. i don't think the press should get ahead of the thought that trump's going to live up to all of the campaign rhetoric to go after people and have an -- it's one thing to have an enemies list but to actively go after people creates all sorts of problems. he's going to target 100 different people. no. he's not steve bannon. bannon's going to be out there taking victory laps, but trump's going to have to go in and first off do away with biden's executive orders. then he's going to issue a bunch of trump executive orders. and those are going to be challenged in the courts. groups like the aclu will be intervening. and trump will have some kind of limitation. and then he's smart enough, trump, to see the opening in international affairs with the p

with frank sinatra really put him in the spot light, but it was not defined by a single music rash on he revolutionized funk and pump producing michael jackson's best selling albums. in the 1918, james was the 1st black vice president of mercury records and his place in the hall of fame. also for the films and tv shows he produced. the list of his awards is lengthy. he's been nominated for 79 grammy's and 127. he's one of i think 20 e got winters in the world. that's the whole the quadrant of awards for anybody does know that any grammy oscar tony and no, yeah. he also produced the biggest selling album all time music, crew, genius, quincy, james, leaves an indelible mark on music history to stay with us for talk to ologist era. next, thank you for watching the hello. we have another developing tie food making his way towards the north west pacific world, closing on. that's in a moment. i have it flat, but we have got a lot of dry dry and settled weather for mount chauffeur, china too bad across the korean peninsula. this see to hear that will bring some cooler, fresher, i have it science, blustery showers in across the good parts of japan's thinking. my wife or the south with an ea

with frank sinatra really put him in the spot light, but he was not defined by a single musical genre he revolutionized funk and tom, could you see michael jackson's best selling albums in the 1918? james was the 1st black vice president of mercury records and his place in the hall of fame. also for the films and tv shows he produced, the list of his awards is lengthy. he's been nominated for 79 grammy's and 127. he's one of i think 20 e got winters in the world. that's the whole the quadrant of awards for anybody doesn't know the any grammy oscar tony. and oh yeah. he also produced the biggest selling album all time. a musical genius, quincy jones leaves an indelible mark on music history let's. it's a for me for now. these are pictures of the white house, of course we discovered more on our website with continuing coverage on the us and next navigate that will be hit with a new zone around such a minute. softer. it was the in the united nations 29th conference on climate change, the sci fi, many, most certain countries with aids called fossil fuels emissions crucial side to say to avoiding the worst effects of climate breakdown. will they rise to the challenge? stay with the 0 for in

you could talk to james brown and deal with frank sinatra.alk about the movement. i think we've really lost a true giant in quincy jones. his legacy, i think, will be something we couldn't imagine. >> mika was writing the story down. >> i love this story so much. >> on the nose. bob dylan comes in. >> for "we are the world." he's nervous. >> dylan is dylan. he doesn't hang out with other people. dylan is like a music god. >> he's like, i don't know if i can do what i do. >> he's looking around and like, i can't sing. all these people can sing. quincy has the idea, says, stevie, do dylan. stevie on the keyboard, pretending to be dylan. dylan cracks this huge smile. >> like, i got it. >> he's like, okay, i'll do it that way. quincy knew how to move everybody together. >> gosh. >> we were honored to interview him once or twice. he was just an absolutely wonderful guy. so, so gifted. >> so gifted. >> very gifted. and knew how to take all the pieces and put the puzzle together. >> wow. >>> coming up on "morning joe," are americans ready to see a w

with frank sinatra really put him in the spot light, but he was not defined by single music rash on he revolutionized funk and tom. could you see michael jackson's best selling albums in the 1918? james was the 1st black vice president of mercury records and his place in the hall of fame. also for the films and tv shows he produced, the list of his awards is lengthy. he's been nominated for 79 grammy's and 127. he's one of i think 20 e got winters in the world. that's the whole the quadrant of awards for anybody doesn't know the any grammy oscar tony. and oh yeah. he also produced the biggest selling album all time. a musical genius, quincy jones leaves an indelible mark on music history as well as i say it for the show. you can get much more and all the stories as a to our website, l g 0. don't com. back us listerine pod came into the say say that your government has repressive policies, respect of human rights. it is most important task mitel with them in facing realities. what you're saying is that you are restricted by the is released in terms of your movements of the time. that's right. to tell you restricted thoughts, providing on sense how much with the trip do you think impul

james webb space telescope every. point of light is a galaxy. they are, like i said, in the trillions. astronomer frank. frank drake in the 1960s tried to formulate a formula that basically demonstrates our i would say, our ignorance namely suppose you want to make an estimate as to how many internal giant complex civilizations are in the milky way then, you know, he is saying these probabilities, the first two terms are ones by astronomers and we know them all. but all the last one, two, three, four or five terms, we know nothing about them. and depending what you want to guess, you will get any answer you want. we discussed this this formula in some in the book, but basically we really cannot use to really tell anything. now there is something that's very intriguing and that is that some computer scientist, especially a specialist, will tell you that maybe biological is just a very brief in the evolution of civilization, because maybe it takes over and i think if it takes over indeed, then you know that those machines live forever unlike us and also the capacity of our brain is is limited while those

frank mallicoat ktvu fox two news. >> i love it 649 this morning steve, it's all you. go ahead james appreciate that. all right. here's the big change. high pressure is set. i'm hanging out in california. maybe for a while. so what's that doing that's changing the entire pattern. and you can see the leading edge of it right up here. this is brutally cold air, and it's going to do this and do this. but more importantly, it's going to give lake effect snow. some of the great lakes were running anywhere from 6 to 8 degrees above average on water temps. but when you get this brutally cold air going over that water, you are going to set the stage for some big time lake effect snows here over the next 3 or 4 days. petaluma municipal airport did drop to 28. fairfield travis briefly hit 30 rohnert park, lima in there, novato, san ramon, pleasanton, all. pleasanton, all 31 and saratoga is at 32. there are many dublin's at 32, san ramon at 32. now alamo 32. look at lafayette. they have dipped to 30 degrees and orinda is at 32. yet it's 52. in berkeley and el cerrito is 49. why is that? well, u

james lewis for the crime of sending extortionist letters through the united states mail jurors hurried out of the court building after the verdict that took them less than three hours to reach judge frank mcguire read their decision. >> guilty of attempted extortion, and the judge sentenced him to ten years in prison earlier, u.s. attorney dan webb had called him vicious, mean, evil depraved, a premeditated manipulator and opportunist after lewis conviction, he made arrangements to be interviewed by roy lane, the fbi richie teteak of the state police, and me for hours and hours on multiple occasions to assist us in solving the tylenol killing, and he started offering his various theories as to how it could have been done even drew out a device that could have been used to fill the capsules with cyanide created manuscripts and drew pen and ink drawings, and speculated about how the tylenol killer might have done what he did, who the tylenol killer might have been what the motivations and motives might have been. you made the point. i think that private citizen, you felt compelled to try and help in any way, but you didn't have any involvement in it. why would you try to help in such a w

with frank sinatra really put him in the spotlight, but he was not defined by a single musical genre he revolutionized funk and pump producing michael jackson's best selling albums. in the 1918, james was the 1st black vice president of mercury records and his place in the hall of fame. also for the films and tv shows he produced. the list of his awards is lengthy. he's been nominated for 79 grammy's and 127. he's one of i think 20 e got winters in the world. that's the whole the quadrant of awards for anybody doesn't know the any grammy oscar tony. and no, yeah. he also produced the biggest selling album all time, a musical genius, quincy james leaves an indelible mark on music history. he'll be back in a few moments with all the days. the a historic election. totally consequential presidents get shot as with the potential to impact the shakes of the. well, we know, let's get the best amount because what is the brand new stores, but who gets to write that story? we're a nation in decline. that's all i can say. and how would it matter to those who need those across our borders unlawfully will be apprehended? we're going to do for these people, we're going to get them out of our cou

frank sinatra. really put him in the spot light, but he was not defined by single music rash on he revolutionized funk and pump producing michael jackson's best selling albums in the 1918. james was the 1st black vice president of mercury records and his place in the hall of fame. also for the films and tv shows he produced, the list of his awards is lengthy. he's been nominated for 79 grammy's and 127. he's one of i think 20 e got winters in the world. that's the whole the quadrant of awards for anybody doesn't know the any grammy oscar tony. and oh yeah. he also produced the biggest selling album all time. a musical genius, quincy jones leaves an indelible mark on music history. all right, we're almost at the end of this news alva. what ending the show? with a message of resilience from the gaza strip, medical stuff and journalist on defying israel's war for the song. the or this video of a groups thinking in a hospital is actually now being on social media. as long as cold, we will live here. it's being described as a non symbol thoughts highlights and resilience. despite the difference. i say for this news, i'm back in a couple of moments. so to stay with us in, in an alr

with frank sinatra really put him in the spot light, but he was not defined by a single music rash on he revolutionized funk and tom producing michael jackson's best selling albums. in the 1918, james was the 1st black vice president of mercury records and his place in the hall of fame. also for the films and tv shows he produced. the list of his awards is lengthy. he's been nominated for 79 grammy's and 127. he's one of i think 20 e got winters in the world. that's the whole the quadrant of awards for anybody doesn't know that any grammy oscar tony. and no, yeah. he also produced the biggest selling album all time, a musical genius, quincy james leaves an indelible mark on music history. all right, so, so this news out all these backs in the mileage with another show this and to stay with us. the us selections are finally here from doha headquarters will bring you live coverage as events and phones from here in washington dc, we will have special guest examining the challenges of wincing. the next present plus reaction from across the united states. i'll be live on the road with the harris campaign and they'll be reporting on team trump. i think we can, we could push on the swing

frank sinatra really put him in the spot light, but it was not defined by a single music rash on he revolutionized fung. i'm tom. could you see michael jackson's best selling albums in the 1918? james was the 1st black vice president of mercury records and his place in the hall of fame also for the films and tv shows he produced. the list of his awards is lengthy. he's been nominated for 79 grammy's and 127. he's one of i think 20 e got winters in the world. that's the whole the quadrant of awards for anybody does know the and the grammy oscar tony. and oh yeah, he also produced the biggest selling album all time a musical genius, quincy james leaves an indelible mark on music history. the morning is coming up at the top of the hour on all to 0, but up next it's upfront by the the once again, proper photo systems on top of care is pushing. knowles drops the river plate at tons to produce done to storms in a good line, so you get a shelf cloud. this was seen looking at from monkey there over the street itself. now that's moving north was taking the biggest on storms into north option t and it was bit of a break, atrocity uruguay and brazil monte today is back in the sunshine. it's f