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hannah williams, whose tiktok video is about pay, have gone viral. the boss of buffer, a company where everyone's pay is public information, and professor peter bamberger, who has literally written the book on pay transparency. also on the show... yeah, avon is still calling the direct selling cosmetics giant is still going strong. and the global boss tells me about reimagining the business for the 21st century. wherever you'rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. you know, vanity fair magazine today best known for interviews and photographs of powerful celebrities, businesspeople and politicians, but around 100 years ago in new york city, the magazine was the scene of a worker revolution. some of the magazine's star writers, such as dorothy parker and robert benchley, they started talking about how much they were paid, something that they weren't allowed to do. when they were reprimanded, they all came in the next day with a painted sign around their necks displaying their pay. today, new york city

hannah lucinda smith is turkey correspondent for the times. hannah, thank you very much.what is the latest? , , the latest? so 'ust within the past half an hour — the latest? so just within the past half an hour turkey _ the latest? so just within the past half an hour turkey cosmic - the latest? so just within the past| half an hour turkey cosmic interior minister has put out a statement saying the death toll has now risen to 40 people, rescue operations are being scaled back but are continuing and there is a huge fire burning at the mine, but it does seem the rescue operations are drawing to a close. 58 of the 110 people who were down the mine when the explosion happened yesterday evening have been rescued. there is a further 11 in hospital. it rescued. there is a further 11 in hos - ital. ., , rescued. there is a further 11 in hosital. , rescued. there is a further 11 in hosital. . , , ,. , rescued. there is a further 11 in hosital. ,. , hospital. it has been described as an accident _ hospital. it has been described as an accident and _ hospital. it has been described

this one is worth. >> yeah, you dope hannah.han -- hannah is up by 2, joe biden or bulletproof glass? >> i'm going to bulletproof glass. kennedy: you are right, you have have three. and 17 century, kevin j, joe biden or spider-man? >> ooh. >> ♪ ♪ >> spiderman. >> no, joe biden. it was created in 1962. >> gosh, darn it. >> jason is ahead. >> that was easy. >> which came first, joe biden or barry manilow? >> that is hard, i have no idea how old barry manilow is. kennedy: he looks great. >> at copa smote ♪ ♪ >> did you say joe biden. >> i did. kennedy: you won, you have 4 points, autographed greta garbo seven day pill box. >> i'm taking that pill box from you. >> this is what you get for talking trash on twitter. kennedy: see where you are at after those peds, thank you for joining us. great time, wish you were in person. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> bye. >> royal update you have been waiting for prince harry's juicy tell-all memoir has a release date, how explosive will to be, ginger tnt . jimmy failla in studio, i can't wait. t

hannah: crypto vc's are some of the industry's biggest cheerleaders. seen a drop in funding for launching start. a 37% decline during the third quarter. i think they are trying to see the bright side of this. in some cases, they are saying more experienced ceos that might be coming from traditional finance or have helped companies go public might be feeling -- filling these roles. it is a new level of maturity for the crypto industry and kind of an optimistic take on what is happening here. emily: how much more pain are we expecting? we were speaking from kriti gupta -- two kriti gupta this week. she things it will be falling more than it has already and if that happens, i can assume that there will be a lot more attrition. hannah: yeah, i have talked to people that said we should expect more layoffs down the line. that is a huge issue for the industry. we are seeing the startups buckle down for the next 18 to 24 months, making sure they have enough cash on hand to outlast crypto winter. i don't think this will resolve anytime soon. people are still in

hi hannah. i tell us more about this incident. yes, so like you just said there were these 2 activists from just up oil who threw a can of what appeared to be tomato soup all over vincent mangan sunflowers, and whilst at the same time shouting into the crowd. and are you more concerned about the protection of a painting or about the protection of the planet and its people? and am, is worth mentioning that the painting itself wasn't actually damaged. it was covered in glass. the frame had some slight damage, but it's already back on display ad, but a spokesperson from just up. oil said that nature is art biggest muse. and without nature we wouldn't have these pieces of art. so i guess that explains a little bit of the reasoning behind this pretty radical act of activism. yeah, i mean they've definitely grabbed attention butter. are they winning over people to their cause? i think, yeah, unfortunately, told me no, i think the general reaction has actually been pretty negative. it seems to have angers quite a lot of people, perhaps a

please welcome to "the late show," nikole hannah-jones!> thank you, thank you for having me on. >> stephen: now, three years ago, you created the "the 1619 project," originally with a specialist ""the new york times" magazine. now it's a children's book. it'sa a podcast sez an upcoming docu-series, a dessert topping, and a book "the 1619 project: a new origin story." ( applause ) now, let's just start with basics for a second. some of the people watching right now may not be aware of what that date, 1619, what its significance is. there are a lot of dates we have out there in our head. what does it mean? >> 1619 is the year the first africans were sold into the british colony of virginia. so we really mark that as the anof course what "the 1619ery, prt"ce svery is one of the oldest institutions in the land that would become the united states, that is foundational to so much of the society we have today. >> stephen: literally-- what's the name of the ship? >> "the white with lion." >> stephen: the "white lion pulled into the jamestown colon

washington correspondent hannah brandt joins us live with those details. good morning, hannah. reyna. good morning. >> their message is one that's pretty familiar at this point. they say go get vaccinated because there's some warning signs that this flu season could be especially severe. >> doctor jumped heisman knows painfully well. how dangerous the flu can be. >> you can take the life of a healthy young person and it did. >> it took my son's he says 3 years ago. his 29 year-old son brent, died from an unexpected flu infection. when we're reminded brand about getting his vaccination too couple of weeks before his passing, he said he had on his to do list. >> he just never got around to it. which is why this week he teamed up with other doctors to get their flu shots. this is for brent and to urge others to do the same. why take the risk of going unvaccinated a recent study from the national foundation for infectious diseases shows less than half of u.s. adults plan to get the flu vaccine this year. i think with all interest in covid. >> people have rather forgotten about infl

i'm hannah brandt. >> now hannah, how is the new justice ketanji brown jackson expected to influence the court's decision? well, of course, we know justice jackson is the court's first black woman. she's also the first justice with experience as a public defender. so she definitely does bring a new unique perspective to the bench that it hasn't had before. >> but in terms of breakdown of the court, liberal versus conservative, she's not expected to make that much of a difference in the dynamic. and she is expected to side with that liberal minority on most cases. >> all right. we're going to be watching this. thanks for that update. still to come on the kron, 4 morning news, california. home prices are dropping. >> where prices have dipped in most of the bay area. we're well for your money this morning, california is now seen a steep drop in home prices. >> well, a new study by home insurance website, quote, wizard shows the average price of a home in california. it's gone down about $12,000. this is literally the sharpest drop of any state in the nation. san jose and san francisco s

hannah duston returns the favor.she -- the woman was helping to nurse her in bed and recovered from the birth and when they arrived in this island in new hampshire with the people who had taken her captive sheet, hannah duston along with the other woman with her and a teenage boy who had been captured separately that three of them decided to unite in free themselves which is understandable but slightly less understandable to contemporary and they decided to kill and scalp 10 native americans including men women and children and returned with the scalp as bounty and in fact not only returned with the scalp is proof of what they had done but the authorities and legislatures pay them for scalps which is what they did. this was not only celebrated at the time and it was rewarded with money from the massachusetts government. hannah duston is celebrated and she has the statue erected for her and it was defaced this summer a reminder that women are -- in past as well as men. i wanted to touch upon in the final example how t

hannah dustin was one of these. she was taken captive along with her newborn daughter. along the march to new hampshire, the indigenous people who captured her, killed her daughter who is only six days old by smashing her head against a tree, as hannah dustin recalls. it while captive in new hampshire, hannah dustin in a grizzly fashion returns the favor. she is taken captive not just with her infant daughter, but also with the woman who is helping to nurse or through her pregnancy. when they arrived in this island in new hampshire where they were stopping with the people who had taken her captive, hannah along with the other woman with her and samuel, who was a teenage boy who had captured separately, the three of them decide to rise up in the night and free themselves. that's understandable. but they do next is slightly less understandable. they decided to rise up and kill and scalp native americans, including two men, two women, and six children, and returned with the scalps as bounty. in fact, they not only returned with the scalps as proof of what they had done, bu

kennedy: well said, hannah cox. whoo! left-wing media ramping up attacks on governor desantis and his hurricane response, claiming the governor's evacuation efforts fell short specifically in lee county where they were hit head on. desantis is standing by his decisions, and he pushed back when a cnn reporter questioned his choices. watch. >> why do you stand behind lee county's decision to not have that mandatory evacuation until the day before the storm? >> well, did you -- where was your industry stationed when the storm hit? were you guys in lee county? no, you were in tampa. they were following the weather track, and they had to make decisions based on that. kennedy: that's how you shut down a stupid question. but is the monday morning quarterbacking, is it appropriate here, karol? >> it's not, kennedy. and as a new floridian, it's been pretty gross watching the media route for the hurricane. it didn't matter if people die askedded or homes were lost so long as they could finally, finally pin something on governor dea

good evening, hannah. >> grant. good evening. the biden administration is going after what they're calling junk fees because they say there's some extra charges from banks and companies that are illegal and are costing americans billions. in the lead-up to midterms, the economy is front and center for republicans to 2 years under the democrats, economic them failures. >> we now have to start over again and rebuilding our nation's economy. congressman mike kelly blames democrats and president biden for high inflation insisting if republicans control congress, they can fix the economy. but the president says he has a new plan put more money in the pockets of middle income and working class americans on wednesday rolled out a road map for a federal crackdown on certain bank fees. the consumer financial protection bureau will target fees for an account overdraft and for cashing a bounced check fees that you never really asked for. >> you didn't want but can cost a lot of money. they're creeping across the entire economy. rohit chopra

host of the aggressive progressive podcast, former aide to senator chuck schumer, chris hahn and hannah cox. all right so, caroline we start with you -- karol we start with you, releasing 15 million barrels of oil. is that politics, it feels political just before the midterms? >> yes, i think it had a touch of politics maybe the handing out chic checks to people with student loans is also political, handing out money seems to work, after blaming p putin and trump and oil companies there is something that president can do to alleviate the gas prices, releasing oil reserves to not enough. biden has to be real with the environmental nut jobs in his part and drill baby drill. and europe is heading to a cold hard winter with their russian oil. kennedy: refine, and drill, baby, that is what we would like to see. until we are on clean energy, that is not happening any time soon. despite the best hopes and wishes of the greenies and people like gavin newsom. so, the president and the administration can make it worse. we have seen that. one party goes on a spending jag in a number of ways we can

like this, is it hannah? relationship between capitalism and western liberalism use of it in this their their their completely intertwined. so here here you see like this paragraph or this sentence, but the century that began full of self-confidence in the ultimate triumph of western liberal democracy. so 1900. self-confidence that ultimately western liberal democracy would triumph over monarchy. he says and then totalitarian and absolutism. at its closed seems to be turning full circle to where it started not to an end of ideology or is a convergence between capitalism and socialism. but to an unabashed victory of economic and political liberalism. economic and political liberalism. so fukuyama is defining that like, yeah, there is economic liberalism. there's political liberalism, but all of these are wrapped up into one. sure, and yeah chewing the fat yeah and not breaking my teeth. so basically i'm getting kind of a i'm reminded of this because they were basically kind of an attitude of almost like if you

just so you know, hannah, _ successful. early in. just so you know, hannah, we _ successful.eing those kind of pictures, when there is a successful mission or whatever, but before we were seeing these pictures, i would like to talk through, we are seeing these images of this rock which is this asteroid and there were little jumps in it, and there were little jumps in it, and just to explain, if we can see it again, is basically the dart mission taking a photo every second orso mission taking a photo every second or so as it headed basically towards this asteroid, and then exploded, and that is what then moved it off course. is that right?— course. is that right? yeah, so there was _ course. is that right? yeah, so there was a — course. is that right? yeah, so there was a lot _ course. is that right? yeah, so there was a lot of _ course. is that right? yeah, so there was a lot of images i course. is that right? yeah, so| there was a lot of images being taken. we have the images of the impact itself, which showed this rebel pilot of an asteroid and then there was a trailing ast

live in washington, i'm hannah brandt. all right. thank you, hannah. got it. >> all right.hank you. 5.22. right now coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a lot of us decide buy twitter. >> really after all we'll see what the ceo change his mind. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> elon musk says he's ready again held by twitter after all the tesla ceo proposed to buy the company a 44 billion dollars in a letter. the company disclosed yesterday with the u.s. securities exchange commission. and that comes 2 weeks before a trial between the 2 parties is set to start delaware, columbia university law professor eric talley says that it must r

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well, nikole hannah-jones is not that original thinker. there had been others who had been promoting this kind of interpretation as far back as 1930s. the american communist party, a fairly large role in developing narrative of one of the the first to give some of the phrases to a was angela davis in the 1970s. there is a there's a pre-history to the 1619 project in which a fringe of american dissidents were putting forward claims. they never really got any traction, although one can find a shelf full of books which similar ideas were put forward. what happens with the 1619 project is that the the power of the new york times comes into play. the last page of the original new york times in which this thing was was an announcement by the pulitzer center that it was going to be rolled out as a curriculum in the nation's schools. and by the time the announcement was made, it was already happening. so we are now at the point where the 1619 project and pieces of that are labeled by other things critical race theory or anti-racism or the du aboli

i'm hannah brandt. thank you. hannah. >> it is 6.22, we'll tawe a break. but coming up on the kron 4 morning news, how a woman's life was saved by a cleanup crew. made up of inmates it was almost a deadly high. we're going to be back with that story in a minute. >> 6.25 and we have a story now about a group of inmates cleaning up a vacaville bike trail that ended up saving a woman's life. she was being attacked at knifepoint. the crew saw the 33 year-old woman being stabbed by a man on the alamo creek bike trail. it was around 10 o'clock in the morning on tuesday. and these inmates jumped in to help. the corrections crew was able to subdue the attacker until the police got there. >> we have to tip our hats off to the inmates and the cdc officer extremely brave, courageous it. if they had not intervened, then this would have been a totally different case. >> yeah, attacker was booked into the solano county jail. >> it's national cancer awareness month. and doctor jill biden will be visiting san francisco to tour the cancer center at ucsf and live with the d

live in washington, i'm hannah brandt. all right. thank you, hannah. >> time now 6.21. and meantime, the cdc will no longer post travel advisories related to covid-19. the agency says that a notice will only be posted now for a country. if there's a very interim situation that would change the agency's travel recommendations. the cdc says regardless of your destination, though, i stay updated on their covid-19 vaccines and follow cdc guidelines for international travel. >> it's 6.21. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, how the chinese historical society and san francisco plans to modernize the museum with some money. just got. getting two of my sausage croissants with a freshly cracked egg for just 6 bucks means your day is off to a good start. and i serve them all day because i'm not here to judge what time your day starts. ♪ you could get two of my sausage croissants, with a freshly cracked egg, for just 6 bucks. and i serve them all day, so you could enjoy them for breakfast, brunch, or even brinner. did i just make up brinner? can we trademark that? >> we're b

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i'm hannah brandt. >> thank you, hannah. it's 6.23.nd coming up after the break, the rust movie incident were cinematographer was shot and killed having almost a year ago. we're going to have what's next for filming and who could still face charges in the deaths that happened coming up. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> 6.25 is the time and happening today. jurors will decide the fate of the man accused of killing 19 year-old kristin smart. she vanished 26 years ago from a college campus in san luis obispo. closing arguments for paul flores and his father. ruben wrapped up on tuesday. prosecutors told jurors that paul flores hunted 19 year-old smart and killed h

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mike, hannah has more from washington dc. now there's a ratcheting up of us engagement in the reach, and you've got the secretary of defense calling his counterpart in japan. and in south korea, you got the secretary of state, the national security adviser, all speaking to their counterparts. and to top it all as well, you thought president binding, making a phone call to the japanese prime minister in the wake of this law. and so there's a lot of focus from the bite and administration on these events pushing for an urgent un security council meeting. these launches the u. s. insist must stop. otherwise, it is going to wretched out its reactions. as we've seen in these massive exercises that had been conducted in the wake of the lakers launch, billionaire alone musk has decided to go ahead with his original plan to buy twitter for $44000000000.00. in a letter to the social media giant mosque agreed to pay the price he offered months ago before trying to back out of the deal. the news comes ahead of a trial in which it was who

hannah brandt joins us now live from washington, d.c., with more on the story. hanna, thanks for joining us. >> justine dan, good evening. well, today, secretary of state antony blinken met with iranian activist at the state department to talk about their work and how the u.s. is trying to help. >> for weeks now, massive protests have taken over the streets iran after a young woman mahsa amini was detained for violating the country's strict dress codes and died in police custody. this is iranian people standing up with extraordinary courage. for the rights that are being denied that women of all ages have removed their mandatory had jobs in protest of the iranian government as activists risk their lives to call for freedom. iran has cracked down on protests reportedly killing more than 200 people and arresting many others. it's a cruel and >> violent suppression of peaceful protest shows that the iranian government fears its own people. >> the u.s. has been supporting the activists and their fight by imposing sanctions on iranian police in leaders. we've worked

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i'm hannah brandt. >> thanks for that update this morning. well, still to come on the kron 4 morning news, there are more efforts to make housing more affordable. the teachers we spoke to open a little shaft on what she's doing to make it all possible. we'll be right back after the break. >> oakland mayor libby schaff spoke with us on the city's efforts to support local teachers with affordable housing. >> the state of california recently funded 5 million dollars to continue their project. teachers rooted in oakland. she says their goal is to lower housing costs for teachers, both working and getting their master's degrees. she also announced an online expansion that reaches even more bay area teaches by matching them with landlord. >> it's an online platform, a virtual marketplace that matches public school teachers with landlords that are really to discount their rent just to help out in this moment where we know our teachers are underpaid but certainly not undervalued. >> teachers rooted in oakland launched back in 2020. still ahead on the

to day he's with his daughter, hannah, who was there when it happened. last year, during christmas dinner, the 61 year old collapsed and stopped braving his 3 children began to resuscitate him a day. hannah will never forget. as low as women done at 1st we thought it was a joke, but after he didn't react for a few seconds we thought okay, something's wrong. uh huh. we started doing whatever we thought would help him in for the for avi ng. yeah. i've never really noticed any heart problems until then side flight. i sometimes felt a little short of breath beforehand, but i thought i was just out of shape. i. it's not that it was my heart. but he had suffered a sudden cardiac arrest. it took 10 minutes before the emergency team arrived. i left his son. nell's was once a high school paramedic, so he knew what to do. demand in the midst of the cell is the target. at the moment i realized he wasn't breathing on his own and that he was going to die. if none of us did anything, i instinctively started giving him chest compressions on i had spoke, massage to for

pro yes, no, hannah am. i'm talking now to the students who have always been pioneers and fighting arrogant powers. what's happened now as a few number of students say, echoing the voice of the foreigners returned to the nation, don't turn the universities into the battlefield of the us against the nation. be careful because they want to deceive. you don't misuse the establishment. self restraint. i tell the few deceived women. don't be the cultural soldiers of the enemy. quit the evil actions today is the last day of the riots. don't come to the streets anymore. salami issued this warning during a funeral of people shot dead a shrine on wednesday 15 people were killed in the attack in the city of shiraz. i still claim to have carried out his attack during the funeral rally the crowd shouted at po, government slogans in a show of support for the authorities amid the ongoing unrest. dosa jabari has more from to ron. it's certainly raises some serious questions at this point. with the main one being that as th

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mike, hannah, archers era. savannah. focused on her suddenly you are some bastard, her after president joe biden called the country one of the most dangerous in the world. on thursday. biden raised concerns after he said islam about half a nuclear arsenal without any cohesion. pakistan says it's nuclear assets, meet every international standard from the u. n. watch talk. well protested in pakistan or demanding government action to stop increasing violence in border regions with a colostomy. they say not enough is being done to prevent the band bust pakistani taliban group from launching attacks. barbara anger has more. 0 one. terrorism is not acceptable, hooliganism is not acceptable. the extortion is not acceptable. these are some of the slogans protest as a chanting after a rise in violence in pakistan's border region with afghanistan, particularly in swat. our general not for you to go to the school there to do with the baggage catching or is there a lot of really love to go to math because there are, as of

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i'm hannah brandt. for 41. as the workforce keeps changing, more employees are getting used to hybrid work. >> but new research suggests boss is better acknowledge the work of those who remote. a survey by the workplace platform on bay shows that 96% of executives recognize and see more of the work of those who are physically in the office, however, employs believe their supervisors don't see a difference in their work. 42% of workers reported that boss to see the contributions they make remotely equally as if they were in the office. happening today, santa clara county will celebrate one of their own teachers that is being recognized as california's teachers of the year. lauren teaches spanish and leadership at mountain view high school. she says teaching is in her blood and she's honored to be recognized at the state level. >> i come from a line of professors, teachers, counselors and administrators. so i've always loved helping. i started tutoring at a young age and just side the power that an individual can

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washington correspondent hannah brandt has those details. >> president biden, the first lady and the fema administrator were in puerto rico on monday to see the hurricane damage in person and a promise aid and money from the federal government. >> no stranger to storms. puerto rico is once again trying to rebuild and president biden is pledging support. while it does. he deserve every bit of out your country can give you hurricane fiona battered the island more than 2 weeks ago and tens of thousands of people still don't have electricity or clean water for everyone. >> everyone survived. maria must have been an all-too-familiar nightmare. 5 years ago, hurricane maria devastated the island and thousands of people died in the aftermath. you have had to bear so much more than need be and you haven't gotten the help timely way. but this time he says it will be different on top of billions of dollars in aid from fema. the president announced another 60 million dollars to help puerto rico build more resilient infrastructure. the goal is to strengthen floodwalls shore up levees and create a

. >> the commerce department released today kron four's washington correspondent hannah brandt is in dc to break them down >> from july to september, the u.s. economy grew at an annual rate of 2.6%. and midterm elections are less than 2 weeks away with the economy, ranking as a top issue for many voters. >> great report today. adp report, things are looking good. the new economic data is giving 2 thumbs up from president biden in recent months. the president has traveled across the country to tout his economic message. on thursday he visited syracuse, new york to celebrate investments following the recent chips act. >> most significant investments in american history. it's going to sure. but the future he's made in america. >> but republicans are making high prices. their central campaign message ahead of midterms. inflation has skyrocketed to the highest rate in 40 years of pacing americans wages. congressman tim roberts is the cost of everyday items like gas and groceries are still higher than normal and his party promises. they have a plan to fix it will fight america's inflation

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i'm hannah brandt. >> all right. thanks for that update for us. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a bay area woman makes history be in the first indigenous woman in space and a toss up in the bay area. going to go more in depth on her accomplishments. >> after the break, we'll be right back. >> a bay area woman is making history for being the first indigenous woman to go to space. astronaut nicole mann graduated from rancho cut on a high school in rohnert park in 95. and as part of the crew heading for the international space station, the rocket blasted off from cape canaveral in florida yesterday. man is joined on board by one other american, a japanese astronaut and a russian cosmonaut. it's going to take them about 29 hours to reach the space station where they will spend 6 ponce carrying out science experiments. how cool? >> well, the 41st annual san francisco fleet week celebrations continued. and if you've been in the city, you've likely noticed a large ships that are docked along the embarcadero. you can tour the ships through sun

i'm hannah brandt in washington. i'll have that story coming up. >> with midterm elections fast approaching, the fbi is warning about possible election interference. we spoke with a security agent about foreign influence and disinformation campaigns. kron four's justine waltman reports. i believe that the 2022 elections here in the state of california will be the safest in state history. a confident statement from the san francisco office of cyber security on the upcoming midterm elections. >> the fbi has election crime coordinators who work to protect the sanctity of our elections. there's no credible cyber threats, no credible cyber attacks that we're seeing right now. nothing that isn't out of the ordinary. however, we are anticipating that foreign countries and i want to highlight 3 of them. russia, china and iran. their governments may be trying to sow disinformation to interfere with our elections. the number one place that will happen, social media platforms where the disruptors will try to discredit the ameri

i'm hannah brandt. thank you. hannah. >> we're going take a break at 5.22. but coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a man from san francisco took a road trip around. well, all of the americas in an electric car. we're going to hear her all more about this trip and how it's going. ur internet isn't ideal... dad made the brilliant move get us t-mobile me internet. ... t evererody'online during e day so we lose speeds. ' become... .nocturnal. ll... i'up. 'n kids. is. sucks. ll if you just switch ybe you don' ve to be vampires. oa... ay, yikes. sorry, i wasn'thinking. don'really use the v word. at'kind of insensitive. prefer day-adjacent. ' go man-pire. >> all right. well, i love my tv. i can't necessarily get to santa rosa. back san francisco man is with the group on a mission to drive an electric car from alaska to patagonia. yes, to prove a point the team is on this road trip front that they're calling it electric americas. they're currently of columbia right now and they've covered about 12,000 miles so far in that tesla model x that you right? i will. the