democratic contender >> one name to watch and a lot of folks are keeping an eye on is senator al frank ken from minnesota. it he's not going to run but that's something when all remembers of congress say when they're contemplating. he's gone after some of his nominees as they've come before congress's he's become one of the more out spoken members of the democrat party when it comes to president trump wants to do and oh top of all of that. he wrote a book. it's not the type of book that other politicians write. it's a funny book. and, you know, but even still, it's something that you look at and you say, that's kind of interesting, i wonder if there's something a little bit more of a long r long-term strategy category 3 on here. >>> you mention al frank ken, here's a guy was an international figure being on the saturday night live. he had to confront that on the campaign trail. he had the long recount. what he did after inaugust great add he stayed in minnesota, didn't do national interviews, about six years, then reelectioned now sort of remerging as a national figure >> i covered al fran

ken wayne. >> i'm alyana gomez. frank and julie are off tonight. top executives are also distancing themselves from the president. ktvu's jana katsuyama

good evening i am ken wayne. frank is off to be the. >> i am junie haener.happened in the tourist district which is familiar to anyone who has vitsd barcelonach the horrifying attack left 13 people dead and 100 others injured. spanish authorities say two people have been detained but they say the driver of the van is still on the run. >> ktvu is live with the latest. christina. >> reporter: the attack happened around 8 this morning but it was early evening in barcelona. crowds were in the las ramblas district when the van slammed into pedestrians. >> i heard many people screaming and sought van going down the -- saw the van going down the boulevard. you could see the bodies. it was brutal. >> reporter: these images are gruesome showing victims sprod in the street. the attack was carried out in the heart of considers sprawled in the street. the attack -- sprawled in the street. aas it was -- the attack was carried out in the heart of the city. tonight we are learning that the driver swerved back and forth for about 3/4 of a mile to injure as many people as po

ken wayne. >> i'm alyana gomez. frank and julie are off tonight. top executives are also distancing themselves from the president. ktvu's jana katsuyama is in the newsroom with more on how the nation is reacting to charlottesville. >> a memorial for the victim has been set for wednesday. her death and the president's reaction to it sparked a nationwide risk today over racism. >> reporter: protesters lined the path to trump tower as president trump returned to his new york home monday. anger remains over the deadly end to a unite the right rally by white supremacist groups in charlottesville, virginia saturday where one man drove a car in to the crowd. president trump pivoted from his saturday remarks that even some in his own party said fell short. this time making a point of naming the white supremacist groups. >> racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. >> reporter: a clearer c

frank? pretty cool. >> very cool, ken. i got to tell you, it was an incredible adventure and a great opportunity. i've done some really fun stories, some really cool stories in my day, met a couple presidents, jumped out of the plane, covered just about every major sporting event. but this one is really at the tippy top. honestly, i think we all felt like astronauts, we met an astronaut on this plane as well. it was an amazing sight to see, watching the eclipse from six plus miles high. >> your eclipse crew with alaska airlines is ready. >> reporter: all aboard alaska airline flight 9671. >> how pumped up are you? >> reporter: yeah? >> so excited. >> reporter: this high flying viewing party is invitation only. do you have any idea what you're about to witness? >> no, i have no idea. absolutely no idea whatsoever. >> reporter: 93 of us are about to witness the path of totality. from 35,000 feet up. a good 15 minutes before the oregon coast goes dark. people say it's like a sunset, no, it's not like a sunset, like a thunders

ken wayne. >> i'm alyana gomez. frank and julie are off tonight.xecutives are also distancing themselves from the president. ktvu's jana katsuyama is in the newsroom with more on how the nation is reacting to charlottesville. >> a memorial for the victim has been set for wednesday. her death and the president's reaction to it sparked a nationwide risk today over racism. >> reporter: protesters lined the path to trump tower as president trump returned to his new york home monday. anger remains over the deadly end to a unite the right rally by white supremacist groups in charlottesville, virginia saturday where one man drove a car in to the crowd. president trump pivoted from his saturday remarks that even some in his own party said fell short. this time making a point of naming the white supremaci

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frank somerville. that shootout triggered a huge response from law enforcement to a rural home north of sacramento. >> we get the latest from ken wayne in our newsroom after listening to a late briefing from the sheriff. >> reporter: two deputies were wounded. they are hospitalized. both are expected to survive after undergoing surgery. authorities say they are still trying to piece together the circumstances of the shooting. the yuba county sheriff said it began with a confrontation in the community of oregon house. that is about 55 miles north of sacramento. the suspect was allegedly destroying marijuana plants that reportedly belong to a church linked to the rastafarian religion. the sheriff says they spotted the man and chased him up into the foothills. at a news conference the sheriff said the suspect fired at those deputies as they searched inside a house for him. they believe the suspect was killed in the exchange of gunfire that followed. a remote controlled robot with a camera determined the suspect was dead inside the home. the sheriff could not confirm roars that the man who died was a disgruntled church member. >> i

ken frazier, singled him out as a hero here. when i think of a guy like jamie diamond, who between deregulation, getting rid of dodd frank tax cuts, the president trump's pro business agenda could benefit a guy like jamie diamond to the tune of billions. could president trump now punish these guys? you know he's embarrassed. >> yeah. he's absolutely humiliated. this is -- his identity was draped around these business leaders as the first ceo to be commander in chief-this has really stripped that from him. losing those big names, yeah, you did see him selectively pushing accounts, people that favored him and you could see in aerospace and pharma and other businesses they were upset and felt they all needed to be there. he tried to drive a fissure between bill ford and mark fields, let alone ford and gm. they're nervous about that before. now they're not. this was the -- i was afraid that business roundtable and the community, business community would miss the moment because collective action is the whole reason they exist. business roundtable was created in 1972 to create a positive force and image for business. instead they were

. >> frank, here's the question i have though, and, you know, going -- using michael's answer as a context there the question why join a presidential council, whatever it is? you've got ken frazier who in personal protest resigns but you had doug dillon of walmart and now the ceo of j&j saying they are going to stay because their businesses already employ a diverse base of employees and doug mcmillon, especially, he says he feels like they need to be at the table to promote more diversity in this country, so you're looking at it from two different points of view, so you ask why they join these -- these councils to begin with here. >> well, i mean, i think they want to serve of their country and not to disagree with michael, but i don't believe that any of these companies are sectored in a way that they are concerned about appealing to either minorities or some certain community. niece are national and international companies that ultimately have to make a decision about, you know, are they going to be involved with an stains? you have to understand, this is not a political comment that i'm making i voted for donald trump i believe his policies to be very pro business. i

frank blake with brilliant leader and wife said you're not that great. you're not that important talk to the team members, leaders in stores talk to the customer. and then arthur blank kenrnie legendary founders brought blake in completely transformed it. now he's saving america's chairman of delta airlines. finally costco, great cofounders jeff broadman and jim raise a standard of living for everybody worldwide which is what wal-mart is in the process of doing too. ivelg home depot tjx and cost you you like them survivors of the division now talk to me about wal-mart they're doing something and they really are going not going after amazon. but they're doing well in the arizona competition. >> doing well against amazon, stuart we saw it in -- ireland we saw it in the u.k. they lost the earlier wars against amazon and ocato now wal-mart has a vengeance they've gotten rip of eptism great blowing pigeons and pier in south dakota didn't do a god job leading company for year. >> two people slammed and welcomed guy. >> but he's a lawyer. he's not a retail leader he doesn't understand that detail and -- >> wal-mart is -- that day of delivery. onis line and they get it to you t