(jrs) big strides (jrs) big strides on the camp fire today.speak with firefighters returning from the frontlines talking about their experince fighting the flames. it's time for ultimate sleep number week on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. it's the last chance to save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends cyber monday. (jrs) the camp fire in butte county is now 100-percent contained. butte county officials made the announcement this morning. the camp fire started november eighth near the town of pulga. it killed at least 85 people and is now considered to be california's deadliest fire. some 249 people are still unaccounted for. more than 18 thousand structures were destroyed... most of them homes. and the flames scorched more than 153-thousand acres, roughly the size of chicago. (jrs) crews from the folsom and sacramento fire departments spent nearly three weeks on the front lines of the camp fire. now they're back home .

(jrs) (jrs) (jrs) (jrs) that was joe khalil reporting as of the last update...loase to 13-hundred people are missing due to the camp fire. authorities are hopeful that many of these reports are duplicates or that some of those people may be in shelters - and are just not in contact with friends or family members. so they are asking people to take a look at the list of names they have released... and tell them if someone on the list is accounted for.. something that's been brought to the sheriff's attention is that some people aren't seeing their missing family members on the sheriff's office list. officials tell us it takes time for the list to update because they are receiving so many calls. you can find the list on kron-4 dot com. (justine) people are not the only ones who are missing. pets were left behind or ran off. and many are severly injured. laci ping and her husband curtis mullins were frantically escaping the camp fire when their tabby, mayson, slipped out of his carrier after he was startled by an explosion. mayson has survived. veterinarians at u-c

james shaw jr.ats it's a great way to get out of math class - meeting your real life superhero.james shaw jr./waffle house hero:"is tayir a good classmate of y'all? don't y'all love tayir?" tayir thomas got a nice treat on halloween - a surprise visit from his hero james shaw junior.tayir thomas/fifth grader:"i thought i was dreaming but it wasn't a dream."james shaw jr./waffle house hero:"hey, you look like me. what's going on? can i get a hug, man?"tayir's school and family planned the surprise after he dressed up like shaw for superhero day.brittany thomas/mom:"he's been super, super excited about meeting him."james shaw jr./waffle house hero:"i'm going to give you this. it was specially made for you, tayir."and this superhero came baring gifts - swapping the usual hero's cape for da matching shirt.james shaw jr./waffle house hero:"it blows my mind for sure. it makes me feel like what i did was right."shaw became known as the waffle house hero six months ago when he tackled a shooter who killed f

(jrs) (jrs) china is taking it's version of legos to the next level. the creators of 'make block' want to use their products to expand china's economy and help teach stem programs to kids. (jrs) chinese tech firms rarely find massive success outside of their own huge domestic market. but one start-up from shenzen is doing business with thousands of schools around the world. matt rivers reports on makeblock... the company teaching children to build robots and code at the same time. jasen wang, ceo & founder, makeblock: "this is a robot. it's like animal."when jasen wang was a young boy... toys looked nothing like this. no robots just model cars or plastic figures.and even those toys were out of reach.jasen wang, ceo & founder, makeblock: "i grew up in very poor family. my parents, they were farmers."but, wang, who comes from eastern china, studied robotics at a good school.and after graduation, came with an idea: build a new, affordable toy to help young children realize their own ideas. he called it makeblock.makeblock ad this is makeblock. a robot bui

i'm justine waldman (jrs) and i am jr stone. the numbers already surpassing those that we saw in 2014 in several states. reporter melisa raney tells us... one likely reason for the climbing numbers -- first-time voters are heading to the polls. long lines --- stretching down city blocks ---people around the country waiting hours to cast their ballot in the 2018 midterm election."every vote counts. if i didn't vote, it would be on my conscious." based on information provided by data company, catalist --- at least 12 states have already surpassed early voting numbers seen in 2014.in kansas and west virginia --- early voting has outpaced the 2016 presidential election.natsin georgia --- the race for governor has brought major star power to the peach state...and a record number of voters to the polls.more than double the amount - at the same point - in the last midterm election.one possible reason for the boost?first time voters...ryan balez, voter:"i think it's a time for us to really get our voice out there. something i don't thin

good evening, i'm justine waldman (jr stone) and i'm jr stone. thank you for joining us tonight at 8. (jrs) right now.... the camp fire is burning at 105,000 acres and is 20 percent contained. there have now been 23 confirmed deaths. 14 bodies were recovered today. over a hundred people are still missing. cal fire says 6,713 structures have been destroyed. and at this moment we have more than four thousand firefighters out on the lines and 23 helicopters in the air. (jrs) new evacuations are in place as the camp fire spreads. today cal fire says evacuation orders have also been issued for... the communities of berry creek, brush creek, mountain house and bloomer hill. those areas are listed on your screen. and all evacuation orders are on our website kron4 dot com. (jrs)the camp fire is one of three consuming parts of california.(justine) but the weather is only expected to get worse -- and make fighting fires harder. paul vercammen is in malibu, california to explain. deadly and deadly and uncontrollable flames forced more than a quarter of a mi

on alcatraz, sara stinson, kron four news.">### (jrs) sports (jrs) (jrs) sports sport sports (justine) truffles are smelly, gnarly and... totally irresistible... and... they're in season now! tonight on dine and dish - we'll show you what the fuss is all about. (justine) truffles have a unique smell and look and for many are totally irresistable. and... they're in season! (jrs) tonight on dine and dish - vicki liviakis shows us what the fuss is all about. they may look like rocks... but they're actually a pungent fungus. these are fresh white truffles from italy... and chefs all over the bay area are really excited. white truffles...are intoxicating. so desirable - some restaurants, like perbacco in the city have keep them under lock and key. umberto is only half-kidding! like gold nuggets in a treasure chest, truffles go for anywhere from 2-3 thousand dollars a pound - so no wonder. the season for white truffles is short - and right now chefs like ben at poggio in sausalito... and alex of sorrel in san francisco are whipping up special dinners topped with shaved truffles. house made

(jrs) and i'm jr stone. here are the latest numbers.. (jrs) right now.... the camp fire is burning and has burned 111,000 acres and is 25 percent contained. there have now been 29 confirmed deaths as 6 additional bodies were recovered today. the number of people still missing has risen to 228. cal fire says 6,713 structures have been destroyed, most of those homes. and right now there are 4,555 firefighters out on the (jrs) 52,000 people have had to evacuate their homes leaving everything behind. many shelters are full but two are still acceping evacuees. the butte county fair grounds in gridley is accepting people. the elks lodge shelter has moved to bidwell jr. high school and is now excepting more people. the elks lodge is now closed. those addresses are listed on your screen. and all evacuation orders and centers are on our website kron4 dot com. (justine) we have team coverage of the camp fire in butte county for you this evening. mabrisa rodriguez is tracking how much longer smoke will stay in the bay area air. alecia reid went to sonoma county to lea

joe jr.' and mother believed that he would be the one to carry the standard for the family. >> his younger son, jack, is overshadowed by joe jr. in his father's mind, but i think having a bit lower expectation gave jack a chance to be himself. it gave him a kind of freedom to be a kid in a way that i think it would have been tougher for joe, jr. >> jack and kick were the troublemakers, fun mischievous and had each other's backs. she was very popular among boys. it was because she was vivacious and charming and she was funny and she spoke back and she had opinions. she did sort of stand out. >> as america enters the war, joseph seizes an opportunity to restore the kennedy name. >> once the united states was in war, he was smart enough to know there was no stopping it. they were going to go in. that was the patriotic thing to do. sure enough, joe kennedy helped them. >> air cadet joseph p. kennedy jr. reports for training. >> he was the oldest son and therefore the most beholden to please dad. j

trump jr.aid, if it's what you say, i love it. >> his reaction to that is not to say, is this all right? should i call the fbi? >> it's potentially criminal. it's embarrassing. it's a scandal. >> this meeting in some ways goes to sort of the heart of what robert mueller has been looking at. he was appointed to look at any connections that existed between the trump campaign and russia. >> there wasn't anybody higher in the trump campaign except donald trump himself at this meeting. >> so how did a celebrity publicist wind up as a central player in that trump tower conference room? and later as a witness in mueller's grand jury room? his background is far removed from politics. >> he was at one point in time a reporter. he got his first job for his local newspaper at the age of 16. he then became a radio reporter focusing on the entertainment industry. at some point he realized that he kind of had a knack for promotion. >> rob goldstone grew up in manchester, england, in public housing, but he wo

kennedy, jr. has been seen as the heir apparent to the kennedy throne. >> john kennedy, jr. day he turns 3 years old, the day of his father's funeral. because his mother leaned over and said to him you can salute daddy now and say good-bye to him. and so that is how the american people saw him. he would replace his father someday. >> jackie kennedy gave her children two conflicting legacies. one was to protect your privacy. the other was exploit your celebrity. >> i knew her as a fabulous and devoted mother. she said if you mess up raising your children nothing else you do in life much matters. >> jfk, jr. has his mother and father's charm. he lacks their all-out ambition. >> i think he uncle thought about his political future more back then than he did. john never wanted it to define him. >> we met at university. i lived with him for two years off-campus. everything he did was under the microscope, good and bad, successes and failures. >> when law school graduate john, jr. fails his bar exams it's headline news. >> i'll be back here in july and i'll pass it then or the next

(jrs) (jrs)(jrs) (jrs) (vicki) to be able to allow people to get back home cal fire says they need to make sure the area is safe first. one of those ways is to clear all the cars abandonded and burned on the side of the road."just today 60 vehicles have been cleared and that is small but important piece of making sure you you can get back to paradise."(vicki) paradise."(vicki) there will be a website set up where you can locate and identify your car. we will have a link to the website on our kron4 app. there is a special team being brought in from sacramento to identify vehicles burned beyond recognition. jody jones/ mayor of paradise, ca: "my biggest concern is that we have the resources to clean up the debris and get the safety hazards out of the way so that we can get our people in so they can view their property as soon as possible." (grant) that was the mayor of paradise saying her biggest worry is how they'll be able to get people back to their properties to assess what's left.(vicki) while we know cars are a major part of debris... kron4's dan thorn spent the day touring the re

alex, how do don jr. and ivanka factor into this right now? >> both don jr. and ivanka were involved in the trump tower moscow project. though a source tells us that that was in a very limited role. now, this could still be a major problem for donald jr., because like michael cohen, he was questioned by congress. now in light of cohen's admission he lied to congress, if the new information that cohen has provided conflicts with what don jr. told them, he's going to be in some hot water. let's take a step back, break all this down. in the court documents regarding cohen's guilty plea, he admits the trump tower moscow project was discussed with candidate trump well beyond when the caucuses and primaries started in 2016. they went as late as june of 2016. that means as the presumptive republican nominee, trump was still involved in and being updated on business dealings with russia. but it wasn't just trump who was being briefed. cohen also says he briefed family members as well. now, look at this. it's not illegal to discuss that business side of things with tr

(jr) (jr) and so many (jr) (pam) tonight... (pam) (pam) tonight... (ken ) (ken ) tonight... the death toll in the camp wildfire has risen to 88. after investigators determined human remains they thought belonged to two people .,...actually belonged to three. 203- people are still on a list of unaccounted for. meanwhile .. the fire is now 100-percent contained. the massive fire began the morning of november 8th, near the town of paradise .. it has since become the most destructive wildfire in california history. a number of local firefighters are beginning to make their way back home from butte county ... after spending days on the front line helping battle the camp fire. that wildfire is now contained ... and a majority of the search operations are also now complete. kron 4 had a chance to meet with some oakland firefighters who came home today. nat pack duration 2:32sot 1 0:01 - 0:29cg in 0:14 dur 0:15 christopher landry, safety officer with california task force 4"we were up there for eight days. we were tasked with search and rescue of the burnt out area in the community

(jrs) multiple redding businesses also pitched in. the students were in red bluff saturday giving out sandwiches, coats, and $2,000 worth of gift cards. (jrs) kron4 and our parent company-- nexstar media group... have partnered to help the fire victims in butte county. if you would like to help those affected by the 'camp fire'... the american red cross is accepting donations. you can check kron 4.com for details.. (live)ve look outside at san francisco's embarcadero.... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. mild days are expected monday and tuesday with highs in the 60s. overnight lows will remain chilly in the 30s-40s. rain will first develop over the north bay late tuesday night and then spread across the bay area wednesday morning. expect periods of heavy rain as it moves through, which could negatively impact the morning commute. southerly winds are forecast to ramp up with gusts up to 40 mph possible through the day wednesday. showers will linger into thursday. another system is then f

for more on this we turn to roy wood, jr., another episode of c.p.s for the culture. in honor of this week's veterans day, tonight we discuss the contributions of the black soldier. the only armed black people that everybody is comfortable with. since america's birth, african-americans have proudly served this country, even in bondage. george washington's personal servant during the war was a slave named william lee. the two spent so much time together, william was even able to photo bomb a painting of washington. lee and washington's bond inspired many of the interracial action films we see today -- such as "48 hours," "men in black," and "knight rider." you know that car was black, had a spoiler. many african-americans made the ultimate sacrifice, even if by accident, as when the first shots in the revolutionary war killed crispus attics. crispus is my favorite character for reenactment because his part is so short and get to go home early. oh! i died for these white people! those were his actual last words. in the civil war, black soldiers fought

the president's eldest son donald trump jr.exchange with the senate judiciary committee last year. the question, quote, it's been report i believe on cnn that mr. cohen had reached out to an e-mail box at the kremlin that was a generic mailbox for dmitry peskov. were you aware that have? >> he said i was lot. >> did you know of this deal in moscow? >> he said i was peripherally aware of it but most of my knowledge has been gained since about hearing about it over the last ten weeks. is this inclusion of the fact that michael cohen briefed members of the trump team, does that potential licly expose fams members like trump jr. to some risk? >> i think it does. another thing worth highlighting in the charging document is that there was a good deal of e-mail traffic between felix sater, one of trump's business associates. i think we all know donald trump sr. doesn't do e-mail and donald trump jr. does do e-mail as far as i know. was he informed of anything related to the moscow project? that would contradict what he told the senate

donald trump, jr. likes stirring it up on twitter and campaign rallies.ality, kimberly guilfoyle a campaign staple. the couple will make six stops in five states. they hit three, west virginia, kentucky and north carolina. one more to stop and they head to south carolina and a final stop in trump's home state of new york. the message? like father, like son. >> when i look at what's going on, the media will never give us the fair shake. 93% of trump coverage, look at the kavanaugh family. people are starting to see how vicious the other side is. let's not wake up on wednesday morning with crazy nancy pelosi. with the gavel. maxine waters in charge of finance. shuck schumer does whatever it is he does. >> what do we make of this? he likes it. clearly. he likes it, but he's in demand. that's an enormous celebrity. the people around him turned around him. sarah huckabee sanders and kellyanne conway. they are in huge demand and treated assy celebritiecelebri. it has been a while since a president had adult children in the white house who were willing to go on

don jr. or eric, i forget which one at the moment, came back from one of those trips and told a real estate trade publication that we have a disproportionate share of our assets coming from -- >> i think it was eric, wasn't it? >> i think it was eric. >> it was don jr. okay. sorry. >> it was don jr. okay. donald couldn't borrow from american banks after his 1990 debacle. they wouldn't loan to him. deutsche bank, which has long been a money laundering operation in part for russian oligarchs, is the only place that loaned him money. and russians needed during they'ra of the '90s and the first decade of this century, to move money out of the country, to find places to park it. and so there's deep entanglements. and walter's exactly right. we don't have a clue to what's really going on and we don't know the value of his properties. donald puts values on some of his properties that are ridiculously high when you look at comparable properties -- have i want to put up what you just said. okay? this

they want to know who don jr. spoke to. don jr. has said he doesn't recall who he spoke to on that night, so there's a lot of questions by people on the committee whether or not he spoke to his father, the president, during the campaign on that night about this meeting that was about to take place. we'll see. i mean, i think also the other person who may know anything about this phone call would be the mule aeller team because th would have those records. they can easily subpoena those records. they may already have them. the hill wants those record and they may speubpoena the phone company to get information. >> words matter. trump in these written statements to mueller in both cases saying he wasn't told, to the best of my recollection. what do you make of those phrases, as a lawyer? >> well, as a lawyer i think they are lawyerly. i mean, they were obviously penned by lawyers. but still, dana's reporting, which is phenomenal by the way, really reveals two concrete answers. one, it tells us where mueller's thinking was and maybe i

and, of course, don jr., at least, has also testified on the hill. we were closely reviewing the one transcript that's been public from his appearances there to the judiciary committee today to see how they square. i would imagine that mueller's office is looking at his appearances that we don't have in front of senate and house intelligence as well to see whether or not he was truthful about these events. >> we should note that the wall street journal reporting that investigators have e-mails from late 2015-2016 in which cohen copies don jr. and ivanka on exactly this, that ivanka recommended an architect. we'll talk more about as the night goes on. thank you both for being with me. >>> i want to bring in daniel goldman. the first question i want to ask you, and tom made this point earlier when he was talking to some of us here in the office, that the difference between that first time that michael cohen's in there with the southern district, where it's stuff that's in their purview, and the fact he walks in today with mueller's team by his side, th

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theodore jr. was interred at the american battle monuments commission cemetery in normandy. theodore jr. had died in the normandy campaign after the d day landings, not in combat but from complications of heart disease. it was then the roosevelt family felt that quentin would be more honored by lying next to his older brother and so the american battle monuments commission allowed the family to take quentin's remains and place it in a world war ii cemetery. because there's such interest in seeing quentin roosevelt's fountain and the site nearby where his plane was shot down, the local village has placed this historical marker showing the type of plane he flew, a newport, underneath it here is young quentin with his mascot, his dog. and then of course here is an early photograph of the fountain after it was first constructed. the fountain is on avenue in tin roosevelt in chamery marne, france. >> sunday on american history muse-argone cemetery where many are buried. >> freddy was an african-america

people like jared kushner and donald trump, jr. as a prosecutor if they're not being mentioned does that mean that they are in jeopardy or are the target? >> yeah, it may well be. so there are many portents here. rule number one, only robert mueller knows what robert mueller knows. but there's a lot of portents of the climatic if not the climatic series of events coming up in the next few days. as you say corsey and stone seems firmly in the cross hairs. that matters a lot because stone was with trump in the days of the election. if he knows about the wikileaks hacking of podesta and the leaks and he can tie that to trump, you know, that's the exact collusion that trump has been saying is missing. but, yes, i think i have said before i think donald trump, jr. is in great peril. we haven't heard that he's been to the grand jury, and the most natural explanation there is that his lawyer told mueller that trump, jr. would take the fifth amendment. that's the reason not to call him, and he along with kushner -- kushner i think is a dif

don jr. said that he didn't really remember much about the trump tower project in moscow, that, as a matter of fact, he was only learning some of the details as a result of news coverage, which happened last year. so the president's comments that everybody knew about this, that's not really exactly true if you believe his son, if you believe michael cohen, if you believe the special counsel robert mueller. >> so we saw the president on the south lawn as he headed down to the g-20. then we heard from the president's attorney, rudy giuliani, responding to all this news today. what did rudy giuliani say, evan? >> rudy, as you know, has a lot of different thanksgiving to in. he said michael cohen's a liar. he said of course it's no surprise that cohen lied to congress, which is also a bit of a problem because if you see the president, he's saying that michael cohen is lying now, that who wasn't lying then. that's another part of this. but rudy giuliani also says that some of this stuff really was

or adopted ray brown jr while she was married to bassist ray brown. when the marriage ended in one nine hundred fifty three she raised her son alone though she . remained a lifelong friend. was. her singing was in escape from anything that was not good at her life you know and you can tell that her scape was and her desire obviously was to find pure joy because that's what you hear in in her sound that was her that was her heir that was her water that was she loves she lived and loved to sing . in the one nine hundred sixty s. and early seventy's fitzgerald increasingly performed a contemporary soul or pop songs including ones with a political message. ali. offstage she took a political stance in her own way singing at president john f. kennedy's inauguration and supporting robert kennedy's campaign in one nine hundred sixty eight. following the assassination of dr martin luther king jr in april one thousand nine hundred sixty eight ella fitzgerald composed the song it's up to me and you. love to. eat. that. want to. push. with. my kids and you would

one theory is that if donald trump, jr. did have some vulnerability it would make sense from mueller to do it last because he knows this is a tipping point. things will turn ugly. that does not mean he will. there are a few people watching closely that be the subject of potential indictments. with all of these -- what -- roger stone. maybe oliver st >> "washington journal" live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. we'll break away here. the house coming back for the final work of the week. clerk: a chapter

the press conference he held after don jr. had that meeting at trump tower to find dirt on hillary clinton where he said something was going to come out about hillary. never came to fruition. he was asked about that as well. still unresolved is whether there will be a sitdown interview between robert mueller and the president. that has not been settled yet but sources close to the president do not believe that the now acting attorney general matt whitaker would ever approve such a subpoena for the president to sit down for an interview. >> so now that we have these reports that at some point trump wanted to prosecutor comey and clinton, jeff zeleny to you, how is the white house responding to all of this? >> the white house has not responded at all. the president has not responded at all. he's playing a round of golf here in west palm beach with jack nicholas and some family members. but they have not responded at all to this report, which is now almost 24 hours old about the fact that the president indeed wanted to prosecute

trump jr. now? >> we are going through the witness transcripts, looking at donald trump jr.'stimony, jared kushner's testimony, felix sader and others, what missing pieces does it fill in, what other documents should we pursue when we have the opportunity, who needs to come back to committee, who else do we need to raise concern with the special counsel in terms of truthfulness. we're undertaking that analysis now, and i'm not prepared to reach any conclusions. >> look, you have a ways to go, i get it. you're not chairman yet. you don't have the staff yet. i get that. you have mueller's investigation and a parallel track, if anything, farther ahead of intel committees in congress, he had a level of subpoena power that as you said you didn't have thanks to lack of cooperation on the other side. how aggressive can you get in the first six months versus what mueller is doing now? do you feel you have to stand back for a little while? >> no, i don't think we have to stand back. we'll do our best to de-conflict with the special counsel. that's how we started out our investigation.

jr after being cornered by four officers on a rooftop it confirm that the kid was indeed unarmed and completely innocent of any crime except for i guess the crime of holding a cell phone and trying to surrender while being black in america next door in the snow covered state of minnesota there are reports that a young somali teenager had a handgun waved at her for having the audacity to stand up for herself after being mocked while failing to buy some mcdonald's seventeen year old john of doing a high he told reporters that after she and her friends confronted the man for wrongly accusing her of being in government funded food assistance because she was black the man pulls out his gun and begins to say well the ball and everyone backs up and he runs out the door. and finally in alabama this past thanksgiving holiday twenty one year old black man a man ticket to jail bradford jr did what every card carrying member of the n.r.a. as told us we are supposed to do during an active shooter situation have your gun at the ready and try to help as many people as possible this man's reward was

i have a jr. in my name and sometimes depending on how the spacing works out, it will be attached to my last ne so it looks weird. they'll ask questions. >> please. don't get me started on the yang, kang, eun. which is the first name? veryco using. chuck bell or charles bell. >> yes. >> can't go wrong with that. >>'m glad now i know i can call aaron jr. for th rest of his natural life. >> i would advise you not to. >> don't youworry, jr., we'll get you all bundled up. wind chills in the 20s. wind chills in the 20s. more about unlike ordinary toothpaste, colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums for 12 hours. so you're totally ready for that big moment. colgate total. be totally ready for life. >>> here at the live desk breaking news to report e chinese scientist who claims to have made the world's first genetically edited babies, there's a secondregnancy that the scientist just made the announcement. he claims to haved alt the dna of twins born earlier this month to make them

you know, donald trump jr. we have not heard any reports of the president's son either being subpoenaed to the grand jury, having a request for an interview from bob mueller or going into an interview with bob mueller. it's entirely possible he has, of course, been in, talked to mueller. may have been to the grand jury and it's just never leaked out. but there are so few things like this that take place without the world finding out. i find that hard to believe. and so if that's true, if he hasn't been contacted by team mueller, he hasn't been asked for an interview, what does that tell you? that tells you he's in the same category as roger stone who has attorney said yet again yesterday the mueller prosecutors have never contacted him. when you are in that position, the only person in the room who hasn't been contacted by prosecutors, if indeed that's the case, i think it means you are the target of the investigation. and when you look at why the president's melting down, it could be the questions, although i'

jr? >> reporter: pam, i can tell you the music is still playing right now but this party is about over. people have left the area at this point. i will say though here we are an hour and a half after gavin newsom took the stage to give his victory speech and what a moment it was that his wife gave the initial speech then introduced her husband and then the kids eventually made their way on to the stage waving to the crowd and as fun as that was for so many supporters and the family as well during his speech he touched a number of big topics. one of them being immigration, homelessness, and even school safety during that speech. you can see some of the video we have here. he spoke for a good 10 to 15 minutes saying there's a lot of work to do and that this is just the beginning saying that the best is yet to come. all while praising the efforts and the work done by jerry brown. but again things wrapping up here, music still playing all is done out here. and for those folks who are big supp

(jrs) good evening, i'm jr stone(justine) and i'm justine waldman. thank you for joining us.lased from cal fire about an hour ago... (justine) today another body has been found bringing the number of deaths to 77. the number of missing people is now nearly 13-hundred. more than 14-thousand structures have been destroyed.... more than 10- thousand of those are homes. the camp fire has burned more than 150,000 acres. and is 65-percent contained. more than 5,600 firefighters are on the lines. "we are so grateful in our immediate family hasn't passed away but we have friends and know people that have."(jr stone) an emotional vigil was held tonight for those who lost their lives in the camp fire. (jr stone) the gathering became a chance for people to reflect on this tremendous loss of for the butte county community.(justine) kron4's gayle ong attended the vigil. she spoke to people who lost their homes and are still looking for missing friends and neighbors.

in addition to his own children, john jr. caroline, his brothers and sisters have 17 children between them. >> the excitement when the helicopter landed and then they would take us for a ride on the golf cart with all the cousins. there were games and there was sailing, and there were parties every night. there was always something going on. >> i think it's those moments that really kept them sane and focused on who they were and what their mission was. especially their political goals because a lot of politics talk was going on there. it was the center of all power. >> the kennedys may have power, but jack is frustrated by how difficult it is to achieve real progress. he needs his brother now more than ever. >> bobby became the chief law enforcement guy. he became his chief foreign policy adviser. he became his chief political aide. and he became the closest thing that we have and we will ever see to a co-president. >> it seems amazing to this day to have these two brothers who are basically running the country together. >>

this is whitaker on donald trump jr. on cnn. >> what happened here is this lawyer used a pretext to get a meeting with, you know, some important campaign officials to really talk about the issue she wants to talk to which is getting rid of this u.s. policy regarding adoptions and used the, you know, quite frankly, here in iowa, we call it a bs excuse of saying she had opposition research and, listen, nobody is talking about what that opposition research is because we all agree it's ludicrous. the fact russians are funding the dnc and helping hillary clinton, no one is advancing that. and don junior when he heard that certainly dismissed it quickly as based on what he said. and i think, you know, sort of to suggest there's a conspiracy here. you'd always take that meeting. you'd have somebody -- >> you'd always take that meeting? >> so, frank figliuzzi, i know this much. he's not a very good campaign strategist. no campaign would ever take that meeting. we now have in the acting attorney general, the man overseeing the mu

one theory is that if donald trump, jr. did have some vulnerability it would make sense from mueller to do it last because he knows this is a tipping point. things will turn ugly. that does not mean he will. there are a few people watching closely that be the subject of potential indictments. with all of these -- what -- roger stone. maybe oliver stone. the interesting stuff of the last two weeks, not only is he hunting for trump, but he is really hunting for stone. host: let's go to michigan. caller: good morning. about -- heler, made the statement -- several points. the average american does not agree with what is going on in this country in terms of suppressing people, holding people down. the ugly language mr. trump uses. our value as human beings. have.sic needs we he they don't agree with that. but you are right in one way. both sides are involved in maligning the american people. putin is not a healthy individual. if he has his way he will take over this country. the red trees in the white house, that is the color of

before martin luther king jr. can respond, a shot rings out at 6:01 p.m, he is shot and he lays here on the balcony. [gunshot] when the shot rings out, the memphis police are running this way and many of dr. king's associates, including andrew young, jesse jackson, ralph abernathy are saying go that way. the shot came from this area over here where we see the photograph taken approximately three minutes later. he is taken from the balcony to st. joseph's hospital and is pronounced dead at 7:05 p.m. ♪ take my hand precious lord lead me home ♪ >> the city of memphis was very much like the rest of the country and how it dealt with the aftermath of dr. king's death. people are angry, frustrated, and we see that frustration play out in a number of different ways. we see urban uprisings and a lot that in a lot of cities. over 100 cities have uprisings where the frustration and anger boiled out onto the streets and the neighborhoods. memphis is like a lot of cities in that way where this is happening. because it wasn't j

(jrs) devestating flooding is wiping out parts of venice. the number of victims and the storms have already taken. two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. (justine) a poster with gang members on it ... reads "meet your neighbors." and many people in santa cruz. are calling racially motivated. (justine) the flyer is in response to measure m -- which would enact rent control. (jrstone) it's a ballot measure in the small city that is gaining a lot of attention.. especially now because of this flyer. kron4's michelle kingston has more on the battle. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"driving through santa cruz -- it's hard not to come across a yes or a no on measure m sign. the hot button topic got a bit hotter when a landlord

but the name a lot of people focus on is donald trump, jr. he's been accused by democratic senators of offering misleading if not contradictory testimony, and that's based on the record we know about. he did talk about this trump tower moskow deal in his senate testimony, and he appears to have been truthful if a little off on the dates. but now we're learning from the cohen documents that cohen briefed family members, unnamed family members but presumably donald trump, jr. so it remains to be seen if there's anything inconsistent with his testimony. but he reported today that the senate intelligence committee and senate judiciary committee are now pouring over these transcripts and cross-checking to see whether they can detect any potential lies. and they've made a number of criminal referrals to mueller that they will not talk about, some of which can presume may be perjury, lawrence. >> is there something out there people get the feeling that in congressional testimony i can take a bigger lead off the base than i can when i'm being cross e

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which isn't to take anything away from martin luther king, jr. who was incredible. but -- it's important to start recognizing some of the people a that's what's happening right now is is this current generation of scholar and journalist and historians are starting to shine a light into the crevice and into corners -- on to the secondary figures to flesh out the movement. there's still quite a lot of work to be done before we fully appreciate civil rights movement and its impact on american history, and that's what i think isis starting to happen now. i mean it has been happening for maybe about ten or 15 years with this, and it continues to happen and very important work, i think. >> we're also questioning it gives us opportunity to question some of those previous paradigm and pillars that we put iconic figures on and done history disjustice by making them only figures that two or three generations grew up knowing so mark -- i want to talk a little bit about this whole infiltrating and how -- how was he able to literally infiltratee and still do his job aser a photo