(jrs) up next a (jrs) next weekend.s) up next a serial robber walks into an ice cream shop and holds a knife to one girls stomach, demanding money.... expect this time someone decided to fight back. and we have it all on camera. (justine) seattle police are trying to identify a serial armed robber targeting fast food resturants.(jrs) the most recent incident was at a baskin robbins... what the crook didn't count on was the ice cream worker fighting back. "we watched it after and i was like, oh my gosh, you fought him!"leslie was in front cleaning the coolers when the suspect walked into her south seattle baskin robbins store on november 25th."i'm like let me get behind the counter real quick so i can serve this customer and then as soon as i get to the counter, he grabs me by the apron and then holds his knife to my stomach and he says, open the register, give me all the money in it. and i looked down and i'm like whoa cause it's just like a huge knife at my stomach and i'm just like oh my god, we're being robbed."what

(jrs) sports sports(jrs) (jrs) (jrs) sports (justine) (justine) up next... call viakis takes us inside a neighborhood store .. with a hip flair. are a necessity. we need food to make our meals, right? but the traditional corner market is changing in some neighborhoods.(jrs) tonight, on dine and dish - our vicki liviakis gives us a personal look at a mom and pop store ... for the pop store ... for the younger generation. "this is not your normal bodega." i grew up next to a mom and pop's store - so had to check it out. but there's not a penny candy or cigarette stand in sight. this is douglas ... and it's not your father's grocery store. it's my kid and his girlfriend's... meet mike and maggie...(maggie) one of my favorite shows as a young adult was supermarket sweep. douglas is her dream... not a supermarket but a cozy cafe and modern market. with cee-cee the barrista and chef leo kicking out gourmet treats for the neighbors who pop by.(chef) (customer) you might sip on sparkling wine while waiting for your housemade spanish tortilla complimented with arugul

(jr stone ) thanks for joining us, im jr stone in for grant lodes... (vicki) and im vicki liviakis... it's happening in the city's portola district which is from alemany boulevard to mansell street... that's where we find kron4's dan thorn he is in san francisco with details on the heated neighborhood meeting. natspeople living in the portola section of san francisco say they're tired of rv squatters parking and living in their neighborhood. several times a monday night meeting at the pelega rec center got heated..nats..these residents want their voices heard..sot: the people that are living in the rv's it's now..we don't look to the going of say they want goals to address the problem.. supervisor hillary ronen says she too is frustrated. especially with the response from other city leaders..sot: because they said they had a whole plan in place to on how they're going to deal with this issue in all neighborhoods . ronen says the city's only response to the problem is to ban oversized vehicles from certain streets. ronen says this tactic only pushes r-v

(jr stone) (jr (jr stone)33-year-old gustavo perez arriaga was arrested friday at a home in kern county miles south of the shooting scene. the sheriff says that arriaga came to the country illegally and was trying to get back to mexico. (justine) the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas is facing pushback over her controversial facebook posts. on social media, virginia thomas suggested california is being overrun by undocumented immigrants - and democrats are trying to steal elections. reporter jessica schneider has more on her comments. natsot:"i clarence thomas"a supreme court spouse for decades.virginia thomas, better known as ginni, is well-known for speaking out among conservative circles. natsot/ginni thomas at tea party / freedom works rally: "the second reagan revolution is growing! /cheers/"but it's her recent rapid succession of facebook posts, blasting democrats and promoting highly- partisan views that are prompting pushback.earlier this month, thomas put up this meme asking "where is the wall?", portraying california as a war zone, where undocumented immigrants att

(jrs) plus.ow being offered in the search for a missing colorado mother. as investigators turn their focus to her fiance. (justine) and.. a look at the disturbing social media posts wildfire cleanup workers in butte county made ... that cost them their jobs. (justine) checking in on storm tracker 4. and taking a live look outside.... at the bay bridge. and we're still seeing showers out there(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . showers and a few thunderstorms will be possible tonight, followed by clearing and drying conditions on monday in the bay area. large waves will be impacting the coastline late through tuesday. daytime highs monday will be near average with upper 50s and low 60s. a weak system may skirt the northern portions of the area on tuesday, then dry out through the middle of next week. (jrs) (jrs) three contractors paid to help clean-up in the campfire burn zone have been fired.(justine) this after offensive pictures posted online sparked outrage from the

(jrs) two weeks after tense two weeks (jrs) week.ter tense negotiations-- leaders from nearly 200 countries have finally agreed on universal transparent climate change rules.(justine) the agreement made at the united nations climate talks in poland-- is aimed at cutting emissions and curbing global warming. natasha chen has a closer look at the rulebook and why some say it don't go far enough. (jrs) (jrs) (jrs) president trump has promised to withdraw the united states, which has done more to cause climate change historically than any other country, from the paris agreement. however, that withdrawal can't fully take place until 2020. (justine) for the fifth consecutive saturday, thousands of 'yellow vest' protesters took to the streets across france. although their numbers were lower than in previous weeks, the grievances seem to remain. c-n-n's ben wedeman has more on the story. another day of pandemonium in the heart of paris.it was thought this saturday's protest might be smaller, after president emmanuel macron's latest concessio

>(jrs)none at all."irst d-u-i offense can reach up to several thousand dollars.. that includes: fines, impounds, higher insurance rates and a lawyer. (justine) an east bay community came together to remember this week to remember a c-h-p officer who was killed by a suspected dui driver nearly a year ago.(jrs) police say the driver was under the influence of both alcohol and marijuana at the time. i spoke to the fallen officer's family. candles lit in memory of chp officer andrew camilleri who died when a driver slammed into his patrol car at an estimated 120 miles per hour. camerilleri was a rookie officer who was just 33 years old at the time of his death. sot some days are worse than others..the accident happened last christmas eve on interstate 880 in hayward. camilleri leaves behind a wife and three children. monday night his family remembered the father, husband, and son that andrew was.sot i missow we never did anything without the other.the suspect mohammed ali was just 22 years old at the time of

jrs) (jrs) swimmer supportstand because of a painful skin condition.he way her swim team ralied behind her... even if it put them at a disadvantage. (jrs) a teen swimmer in missouri got a big show of support from her teammates yesterday...(justine) ... all because of what state officials told her she could not do. reporter jeff bernthal explains. nat sound:the parkway south swim team yelling out the name of the one swimmer who inspirat furjes/mom:"i think she's a great example that you can still do things that you want to do even if you have li." ella furjes has a skin disorder that results in painful blisters, but swimming is a sport she can perform without pain.ella furjes/parkway south swimmer: "i mean its my favorite thing in the world, i don't know what else to do."it is, however, too painful for her to stand on the starting block, so ella dives on her knees.but was not allowed to compete that way because of state rules.instead she was told she could stand in the water to start.a clear disadvantage because everyone else could jump in.gwen furjes:

(jr stone) (jr stone) old is ahead of the game. take a look at this little guy. one of three kids playing classical music outside the davie's symphony today in san francisco. the 6 year old violin player is in the middle of this shot. he was filling in for his nine year old sister who was home with a cold today. the kids are part of the little stars string trio. you may have seen them perform inside bart stations or outside the symphony. they have won numerous awards. the sign in their money box says "for music lessons." justine by chance did you play the violin at age 6? (jr stone) no new movie releases translated to an unusually quiet, status quo weekend at the box office. (justine) as douglas hyde reports, there was no movement at all in the top five. "bohemian rhapsody" is still rocking audiences. it held steady in fifth place with six million."fantastic beasts: the crimes of grindelwald" conjured up six-point-eight million, good enough for fourth place."creed ii" proved it's still a box office heavyweight. the boxing drama came in third with ten- point-three

(jr stone) (jr stone) (jr stone) early morning drivers may have encountered some lane closures on highway 101 today because of low hanging power lines. kron 4's sanaz tahernia was there when workers were fixing the issue, and has details. i'm here on commerce blvd off highway 101 where a little earlier this morning pg&e workers wre working to fix low hanging power lines that were caused by a single-car crash that happened just before midnight last night.they were here since 12:45 this morning and it happened right before the golf course drive and wilfred avenue exit off highway 101 going northbound. the right 2 lanes were shut down at about 3:45 am, and chp also shut down all lanes going in both directions intermittently for increments of 5 minutes so pg&e workers could connect power lines across the highway.and just after 9 am, all lanes were opened back up. th driver of the car was arrested and taken to the hospital but wasn't seriously injured, and there's no word as to the circumstances surrounding the arrest.pg&e says the low hanging power lines didn't cause any power outages, and th

don jr. was now don, manafort, jarrett. >> who would have their campaign manager, their seon, their son-in-law, all attend a meeting to talk about eye dopgss. it didn't make sense. >> it could have been used as a green light back at the kremlin. >> most campaigns would never have take than meeting this. campaign was happy to take it. >> he has talked to congress, the mueller team and the grand jury and now to us. rob goldstone with the inside story of the trump tower meeting. >> tell us what happened. was the dirt on hillary clinton forthcoming? >>> it was the e-mail that set off a chain of events leading to the meeting. just a few sentences long, but every word subject to intense scrutiny, and speculation. >> would you read it to us? >> sure. good morning. ammon just called and asked me to contact you with something very interesting. the crown prosecutor of russia met with his father this morning. and in that meeting offered to provide the trump campaign with some official documents and info

here's what we're going to do as a nation. " (jrs) (jrs) the bush family is sending formal invitations out for a memorial service for former president george h-w bush. the invitation is for the memorial at the national cathedral in washington d-c where the former president will lie in state at the us capitol this monday. it's being called 'the service of celebration and thanksgiving for george h- w bush'. bush's life motto is quoted on the invitation, reading "any definition of a successful life must include service to others." the program is scheduled to take place wees a second memoria service will follow at st. episcopal church in houston. bush will be laid to rest at the george h.w. bush presidential library in college station, texas. the 41st president is survived by five children and 17- grandchildren. (justine) president bush visited the bay area a few times over his term in the white house. his most notable visit was after the deadly loma prieta earthquake. (jrstone)tonight a san francisco mayor remembers the president and that visit. kron4's dan thorn joins us live in studio w

(jrs) good evening, i'm jr stone. (justine) and i'm justine waldman. thank you for joining us. we want to get straight to dan thorn who is live for us at sfo. dan what us at sfo. dan what have you learned tonight? the scene has since cleared... but several emergency crews responded to rescue a plumber they say became unconscious because of fumes from a cutting device..the initial report was for a ruptured tank here at the gate gourmet building--but that was not the case... several emergency crews on hand to help rescue a plumber underground at the gate gourmet building at sfo.the initial report said there was a ruptured c02 tank and a plumber needed to be rescued.. airport duty manager russell mackey says while working under the building two plumbers became unconscious because of fumes from a concr ete cutting device not a ruptured tank.. sot: one plumber was able to drag his co worker a short distance before he himself felt that he was becoming too dizzy to continue he did make it out and called for help..several fire trucks, a hazmat team and police responded to the scene.. c

don jr.ith agalarov, and in between those calls, he spoke to a blocked number. >> after that, the meeting was set. june 9. trump tower. goldstone would bring the russian lawyer. >> trump jr. said he would bring the candidate's son-in-law, jared kushner and campaign chair, paul manafort. before joining the trump campaign, manafort worked as a political consultant for oligarchs and pro-russia clients. >> first it was of interest to me, frankly is mr. manafort. he has been in russia. he has been in ukraine. if donald trump jr., and jared kushner, took this meeting innocently, and ignorantly, and sort of stepped into it, you know, it is possible, but mr. manafort, we have clearly known what the russians were up to. >> two nights before the meeting, on june 7, trump greeted supporters with what now sounds like a curious promise. >> we are going to be discussing all of the things that have taken place with the clintons. i think you're going to find it very informative and very, very interesting. >>

stone) (jr stone) (jr stone) in the east bay... a family is suing the hayward police department for fatally shooting a father of two-- who was holding a razor blade. police say they were responding to a man acting erratically with a knife outside his ex- commands to drop his weapon. they fired their guns 13 times -- and later learned that gonsalez was not holding a knife, but a razor blade. gonsalez's family has hired an attorney ... and plan to file a civil lawsuit against the department. the hayward police department is conducting an internal investigation due to the use of force. (jr stone) in the east bay... a driver was hurt after a car slammed into an apartment building in walnut creek over the weekend. it happened yesterday afternoon on the 800 block of tampico-- just south of ygnacio valley road. police say it's not clear what caused the driver to crash into the building. that driver was taken to the hospital for unknown injuries. nobody else was injured. (vicki) in the south bay... a san jose family has been targeted sever

(jrs) good evening, i'm jr stone(justine) and i'm justine waldman. thank you for joining us tonight at 8. we want to warn you ... this is extremely graphic video that may be offensive to some viewers. kron 4's alecia reid tells us.. people tried to stop the attack. right outside carl's junior .... on the corner of cyril magnin and eddy streets in the tenderloin ... a fight between 2 men spilled into the crosswalk and street friday evening. we want to warn you ... this video becomes more graphic as the attack ensues. one of the men ... identified as 25 year old melton earl kelly repeatedly kicked and punched his victim multiple times ... even while the man layed there unconscious.one onlooker tried stepping in to help, but that didn't stop the aggressor.during the attack, kelly emptied his victim's pockets, and assaulted him further before walking away. good samaritans stepped in to help after the suspect left. emergency personell were called to the scene and he was rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries. glide memorial church confirms

(jr stone) still ahead...rkers their 5-d we'll explain what they are demanding-- and how patients are affected. (vicki) plus-- a desperate plea from a family after a mother suddenly goes missing. details on where she was last seen. a colorado woman vanishes without much of a trail. kelsey berreth was first reported missing on november 25th... but the last confirmed sighting of her was three days earlier on the 22nd. (jr stone) the 29-year- old's phone was traced to idaho, but aside from that authorities have no leads. christopher poulsen has details. family of a lo washington to be on the okdisappearance.they say it's a long shot, but she has family in soap lake, wash. and authorities say her phone last pinged, or sent a signal, from an area near gooding, idaho.the small city in south-central idaho is on interstate-84, and like the tri-cities, on the road between woodland park, colorado and soap lake, wash. cousin jodee garretson of pasco says they're grasping at straws, but right now that's all they have to g

martin luther king jr.pplause ] >> thank you, choir! the choir was led by noted conductor and composer dr. rowland carter who a rachled that stirring rendition of "lift every voice." thank you, dr. carter. we will hear from dr. king as an activist from derek johnston president and ceo of the aacp and mark morial, the president and ceo of the national urban league. >> thank you, rabbi michael. 1968 was a turning-point year for the social justice movement. it was the event that happened on this day that caused many people to begin to evaluate the next step and as a result of that we've seen cities go aflame in newark and across the country and the administration commissioner report and every port read as such, segregation we have created, a destructive environment totally unknown to most white americans, but institution institutions created it. white institutions maintained it and white society condoned it, but black institutions continue to fight. black reality continues to push back black lives realize nad

so if are you donald trump jr.body else who has come before congress and said anything that may not be true, you august to be sweating bullets right now. >> what do you make over senator burr? he said i rer referred a lot of this. today the chairman of the intelligence committee republican senator richard burr, north carolina, had this warning for those who had appeared before his committee. >> i won't get into the numbers, but we have made referrals from our committee to the special prosecutor for prosecution. in a lot of cases those might be tied to lying to us. you know, my message yesterday was if you lie to us, we're going to catch you and we're going to prosecute you. period, end of sentence. >> that's a warning. today. >> big news, we know that adam schiff the top democrat on the intelligence committee, who will be becoming chairman has been saying for months. i have been saying this for months, he believes perjury, lying to congress has occurred in their hearings, in their private sessions and he wanted mue

martin luther king jr. as this iconic figure. motivatorpolitical and there are a number of movements. 1967, we are seeing black power activists who are talking about community control all the the u.s. groups that professor cleaver was a part of. activism and imperialism. talking about poverty. by 1968, king is talking about poor people campaign. you have young, black gold radicals talking about everything from educational activism and the creation of black student union to anti-imperialist strategy and anti-capitalist critiques. he really understands what is going on at the local level. they are talking about everything from community control and free breakfast programs, but also they are questioning the legitimacy of state sanctioned violence. the high rates of incarceration then of black men. they are questioning police brutality at the local level. they are really looking at poverty. the first thing they do in oakland, california is trying to get a streetlight set up at a corner where african-americans have in hit by cars in o

trump jr.'s testimony according to his lawyer was for it to do different proposals, and that was a different deal than at a michael cohen deal. does that stand? >> that actually might be true. i mean, the one thing we know for sure is that donald trump really, really wanted to see his name on the moscow skyline. he was pursuing various different plans to build a skyscraper there as early as 1987. so it is possible that the aguilera deal was totally separate from the cohen deal. there are little bits of indication of that in the fact that cohep and sater were running main point on the 2015-2016 deal whereas don jr. and ivanka were running the show on the other situation. >> when you step back and you're looking at this from the russian side, you've got a guy who he and his family are desperate to break into your market and you're the one who holds the keys or the green light to let him do it. >> yeah. i mean, i don't like to get over my skis. i like to work with the facts i have and the informati

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kennedy and martin luther king, jr. >> he's a former legal affairs reporter from the "new york times," mr. david margolick, you're the author of "the promise and the dream," most people will link those two from those deaths in 1968, but they had a robust relationship, is that correct? >> david: robust is one way to describe it. complicated, difficult, sir ptitious, undercover, tense, evolving, those are all words you could use to describe it too. it was a relationship that was fraught -- i think from the would be one more good word and it changes greatly over the eight years they knew each other. they're bonded together in the public mind because they were killed in such a short period of time, in 1968 within a few weeks of one another, and linked in the public mind sentimentally. abraham martin and john walking over the hill together. but in fact their relationship was much more complicated than that. it started out badly. it grew over the years. one of the challenges in doing a book like this is to describe somehow how the same man who put a bug on martin luther king's telephone end

martin luther king jr. as this significant figure, this iconic figure, king is really a political mobilizer and there are a number of different movements. so, there are movements within the movement. so, by 1967, we're seeing black power activists who are talking about community control all across the united states. they're talking about radical, social, political, cultural, self-determination. we've got groups like the student nonviolent coordinating committee, sncc, which professor cleaver was also a part of, who are talking about anti-war activism and anti-imperialism. we have the national welfare rights organization that's talking about poverty. in that way, by 1968, king is talking about a poor people's campaign and an antipoverty campaign, at the same time that you've got young black political radicals who are talking about everything from, you know, educational activism and the creation of black student unions, to anti-imperialist strategies and anticapitalist critiques. certainly the black panthers

their first state championship - for a school he's thankful for - for many reasons robert springer jruse volunteer "i love the school - being at a school where i can honor christ and serve others is something i loved to do everyday "though football and school has taken upost of his time - giving back is most important to this high school senior - that's why every week for the past year he's volunteered at ronald mcdonald house to bake cookies and play bingo robert springer jr., ronald mcdonald house volunteer "we usually have a big group of families - they come in and have their game faces on "he comes on sunday afternoons and wednesday nights robert springer jr., ronald mcdonald house volunteer "i usually come after football practice "he bakes cookies and then sets up the game and prizes - and loves seeing the joy it brings to kids and families during a difficult time robert springer jr., ronald mcdonald house volunteer "when they win - they are excited to say bingo - some kids walk out with 5 - 6 toys "he started volunteering at ronald mcdonald house for a service project a year ago

martin luther king, jr. has been assassinated, and robert frvetion kennedy has been assassinated. the school has the first black principal, the segregated school, and they wanted to do something special and the school principal tells them everybody is watching us, so we can't show anger, we can't walk out like some other high schools are doing. so first, they went won the state basketball championship, and then 55 days later the all-black school went to state baseball championship, first time in the history of the state that the same school wins two championships in one year. the fact that they won it, against the backdrop of martin luther king's association, vietnam war protests and other school walk-outs gives it astonishing glory angle. >> host: how much of that was due to the principal. >> wil: he was an amazing man, and a football player at ohio state university, and he was feared ferocious about pride, he cared about the students. they also at the end of that year sent more kids to college -- more kids

i expect at least one trump probably donald jr.ore after that. >> all right. always good to see you. >>> shakespeare wrote what is past is prologue. the author of this book talks to me next and explains why it is harder than it looks to remove a president from office. here we go. discover. i like your card, but i'm absolutely not paying an annual fee. discover has no annual fees. really? yeah. we just don't believe in them. oh nice. you would not believe how long i've been rehearsing that. no annual fee on any card. only from discover. >>> the president has now stepped into the same territory that ultimately led to president nixon resigning the office. president nixon was an unindicted co-conspirator, certainly a different set of facts, but this investigation is starting to put the president in the crosshairs and he should be worried. everybody is worried. no one wants to bring the president down in democracy. this isn't good for the country. >> joining me now, david priess, author of "how to get rid of a president." he's also a da

watson jr.ten years ago, it seemed probable that russia would make this flight before us. and would make a moon landing first, as well. with the apollo 8 flight, it becomes obvious that we have moved into the league. we can be thankful that the united states has shown the world once again that it can accomplish any task it decides upon. >> thomas j. watson jr. chairman of the board of ibm. >> direct from the deep space tracking antenna in madrid, to these pictures, passed along to the euro-vision, london, paris, rome, west germany, scandinavia, they were seen in warsaw, prague, and moscow. citizen of the world, winner of the nobel prize for peace, dr. ralph bunch. >> apollo 8 and those stout-hearted astronauts, have given to mankind a new and limitless perspective in the universe. and to the earth, an added dimension of proximity and neighborly in the solar system. the epic flight in apollo 8 in cracking the moon barrier, demonstrates that man now has the capability to soar as high and as far as

the clip posted to twitter shows a center grove student taunting cathedral senior james franklin jr.es to the free throw line.the student drops to the floor.. apparently pretending to have a seizure.the original tweet with the video -- no longer on twitter.james franklin, jr./student"it didn't hit me first, like last night it didn't hit me but this morning i woke up was thinking hard and had a lot on my mind and started crying a lot."nat sound "you ok??"we caught up with james and his mother tamieka franklin ahead of cathedral's game against brebeuf saturday night.tamieka franklin/mother "he said mom they were yelling 'have another seizure for me have seizure for me' during the game."seizures are something james has dealt with since 8th grade.he had brain surgery for his epilepsy last august.james franklin jr./student"i'm pretty sure right now he's probably sitting in his room in the dark thinking realizing that he did something bad."tamieka franklin/mother"when you go away from the players and you start attacking their character and their disabilities, that's way past the line."cent

i'm roy wood jr. it's time to catch up on the world of sports. >> let's start with football and a major off-field fumble by one of the greats. >> one of the n.f.l.'s most recognizable stars, hall of fame quarterback brett favre, says he was duped into making this video. >> brett favre here with a shout-out. >> a short recorded message coded with anti-semitic statements. favre says he was told what he was reading was paid for by veterans. it was instead tied to a hate group operating on the dark web. >> that video was made with the website called cameo. it's a new platform which allows people to hire celebrities to record personalized shout-outs. favre announcing that he and cameo would donate that $500 he received to charity. >> this makes no sense. why would anti-semites spend $500 on favre, when they can get mel gibson to record a video for free? >> that's true. this cameo business is crazy. these celebs that make these videos, to me, they just seem desperate and sad and small-minded -- >> actually,

of the things that cohen has said in this plea agreement raise questions about whether donald trump jr. was telling the truth or not when he testified about the pursuit of a trump tower in moscow. immediately that's something we're going to be looking for. in the long term it's also clear that before it was people around trump whom mueller was focusing in on but now it's clear that the president is becoming a target, individual number one as the complaints have said. we'll have to see whether or not there's real acting going on in washington here. >> sean, some democrats say they're going to hand over testimony of congressional transcripts from the russia investigation. why would they do that and who is the most vulnerable here? >> melanie makes a great point. this investigation is going deeper and deeper toward not just the people around the president but potentially the president himself. democrats want to show that they're being transparent about this process. of cures, in a matter of weeks they are going to have subpoena power, power to hold their own investigations. as we see them

they raerksd yes, sorry, phone been dead, carl jr.mom wouldn't go out and not tell anyone. >> to go from she's okay, this is all over to the second we sue that screen and saw what those texts said, we knew, someone used her phone. >> she totally flipped me out. she had been took. >> reporter: the patrol division who responded to the call decided they needed backup. the detective rushed over to the property. beverly hasn't really been missing that long, why were you showing up here? >> the division spoke up and started speaking with the husband and determined some of the factors in the case were odd. >> not only was beverly's car parked in the driveway. her purse was locked inside. did you have a grim feeling out of the gate that this woman did not disappear voluntarily? >> i was hopeful. i did have a feeling, yes. >> reporter: the detectives searched the vacant house. it was pitch black. the electricity was off. >> i got down on the floor and with my flashlight when it's dark, you can slight a light at a specific angle. you can see di

(jr stone ) thanks for joining us, im jr stone in for grant lodes...cki liviakis... it's happening in the city's portola district which is from alemany boulevard to mansell street... that's where we find kron4's dan thorn he is in san francisco with details on the heated neighborhood meeting. natspeople living in the portola section of san francisco say they're tired of rv squatters parking and living in their neighborhood. several times a monday night meeting at the pelega rec center got heated..nats..these residents want their voices heard..sot: the people that are living in the rv's it's a lifestyle they have chosensot: we look straight ahead when we drive in our neighborhood now..we don't look to the right we don't look to the left because we're afraid of what we're going to see. many of say

now is donald trump jr. in the cross hairs?sking. >> so certainly there will be scrutiny of his testimony. it's not enough to say that there were lies or omissions. they have to be material to the subject of the investigation. so once that transcript in its entirety is available for mueller's review, a determination will be made. it's not just his testimony up on capitol hill to have trump jr. to have exposure, there's the possibility now, as we move on to scrutiny of the trump moscow deal, that there may be improprieties there, possibly violation of the foreign corrupt practices act or other sorts of issues that might come to light. so i think it's premature to say that he's not in the cross hairs, particularly because it doesn't appear that mueller has had them in front of the grand jury, and usually it's the targets of investigations who don't go in front of grand juries or come up for questioning. >> questioning seth atenna, and then the answers and what are those answers and the answers so far it seems to be at least from

his eldest son donald trump jr. spent hours testifying on capitol hill questioning expensively about mr. trump's financial dealings in russia. >> i think members of congress and robert mueller will likely be reading every word of donald trump jr.'s testimony now and see how it lines up. >> reporter: trump junior's attorney tells nbc news, i have no concern about donald trump jr.'s information. he was open, straightforward, forthright and honest. for his part, president trump lashing out from argentina tweeting, lightly looked at doing a building in russia. put up zero money and guarantees and didn't do the project. robert mueller's prosecutors said they might file new charges against the president's former campaign chair paul manafort because they say manafort lied to them. manafort's lawyer says that's not true. his sentencing is delayed until march, lester. >> kristen welker, thank you. >>> president trump will meet with the chinese president at the g20 tomorrow. among those he'll be watching closely, farmers in a

(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . dry and seasonably cool weather is forecast in the bay

he put their names on it, eric, donald jr. and ivanka. why did he put their names on this foundation? >> i can't tell you why. >> did they do anything? >> no, they did nothing. the board they were on hadn't met before 1999 which was before they were on the board. >> was this set up as a slush fund to pay his bills? >> i don't think it was set up that way. he used it. he saw this as another checkbook. if he had to pay money for another charity, use the charity. >> when he got hit with the flag pole too high down in mar-a-lago, there's no way he thought of that as a charitable contribution, right? can he go into court and say -- no, i had to pay an expense because my flag pole is too high. >> the point is it was mar-a-lago's settlement. it was mar-a-lago's expense, a for profit club. instead of the for profit club paying for the thing it had done, here's the charity to save donald trump's business some money. >> mr. lieu, what can congress do besides expose? what do you do next? where is this all going to end? can you kick him out of the pr

donald trump jr.' saying there are no contradictions between what michael cohen is saying and trump jr.'s senate testimony. is there legal jeopardy in your mind? could there be for don jr. and potentially ivanka? >> there could be, alex. i don't think the charge that he pled guilty to recently in and of itself is all that consequential, but i agree with katie that what mueller is doing is he is building the bridge between the campaign and russia and he has now used michael cohen as part of his construction of a bridge. when it comes to the kid, ivanka and don jr., i think there are a couple of real danger areas but we heard that michael cohen lied to congress about, among other things, keeping the kids, keeping donald trump's kids informed about what was going on on this potential deal with russia. and, you know, that is really dangerous because what did we come to learn some months ago? michael cohen is not above surreptitiously tape recording conversations. when i heard his plea included information

keep it coming, jr. very large brain idea to truly member of the body that will have subpoena power in a month. have fun." that came in response to a photo trump jr. posted on instagram mocking her, who is a self-described democratic socialist. what do you make of that back-and-forth question xp six this confirms what i have long believed, which is that social media is making us all stupid. we should unplug, spend less time on twitter come and have face-to-face conversations with people. i don't do surround yourself with people that agree with you. but seek out people that disagree. >> melissa: you are on twitter, right? >> mike: my staff is on twitter. i direct them, and there are parameters. i approve everything he gets put out on twitter. i don't personally have it on my phone. so i'm not checking it every single day. sometimes they use it to filter nerdy foreign policy things. >> melissa: i understand this is trump jr., but knew see people start to get into the mudslinging with the trump team it seem

let's start with donald trump jr. >> so donald trump jr.bout the blocked call that was made by his phone to a party who i believe was probably the president after that meeting he had with a number of russian operatives. he has been very unwilling to be truthful about that. and i think once we are able to access those phone records we'll find out that he made a call to his father. >> and what is your most pressing question for jared kushner, should he appear again before your committee? >> i think what we will want to hear from jared kushner is the extent to which he was in communication through third parties with wikileaks and how they used the opportunity to coordinate the dump of documents and the various ways that they pushed out their message via e-mails and twitter. >> the incoming chair of the house judiciary committee said something that got a lot of people talking on sunday when he was speaking with jake tapper. he said, yes, i believe impeachable offenses exist by the president. but just because they're impeachable offenses doesn't

for more we turn to roy wood, jr. and another episode of c.p. >> welcome to c.p. time, the only show that's for the culture. today, we discuss black people and the joyful festive holiday of christmas. so let's start with slavery. ( laughter ) because remember, black people weren't celebrating christmas before that. none of us were on the boat ride over here going fa la la la, deck the halls. ( laughter ) but once in america, many slaves began to see christmas for the blessing it was, a chance to escape while the owners were away for the holidays. the great abolitionist harriet tubman even used christmas to free her three brothers, which may sound good to you, but if i let my sister free me around christmas, i'd never hear the end of it. every year, she would be, like, oh, thank you so much for the slippers. this is almost as good as the gift i got you last year -- not shackles! and i would be, like, shut up, bernice, you'll ruin the holidays. ( laughter ) of course, music is an important part of christmas, and black people have been covering and

don jr. to be open to a meeting with vladimir putin and open to a meeting from russians offering election-year assistance on behalf of the russian government. so the language that rob goldstone, the music promoter who set up to do nine meeting, he talks about a package of assistance from the russian government. the cohen memo makes it very clear now what that would have meant to don jr.. to don jr., it would admit hundreds of millions of dollars if vladimir putin would buy off on this trump tower deal. so it really changes his willingness, most of the witnesses in that meeting say that at the end of that meeting he said, sure, we will revisit these sanctions when and if my dad wins. changes the entire meaning of that meeting. and i forget makes it a lot clearer what the quid pro quo there was involved. and it was about money. again, money for the trump organization. so it goes to that corporate entity that can also be charged in addition to don jr., who keeps talking about his expectation he

zeidenberg writes, trump, jr.sked about his role in the negotiations about building trump tower moskow, and while a transcript of kushner's testimony has not been made public, it is hard to imagine that he was not also asked about the trump organization's business ties to russiaa. joining us now is the author of that op-ed piece, peter zeidenberg. thank you very much for joining us tonight. make your case on why you believe that special prosecutor robert mueller is working on a wide ranging conspiracy. you make the point that collusion is not a legal term, a wide ranging conspiracy that involves the trump family. >> well, as to the conspiracy itself i mean there's been several dozen indictments of russians who were charged with 371 conspiracy. it's a conspiracy against the united states for unlawfully interfering with the functions of the 2016 elections. so we know that robert mueller believes that this conduct violates u.s. conspiracy law. now, the question is did they conspire with anyone. so that's what i mean

i go back to the moscow tower meeting arranged with don jr., a massive deal. let's say we didn't know about it and it came out tomorrow, it would be cataclysmic. but it's now baked into the cake. a lot of stuff is just baked into the cake. >> i think the sun is going to pay here. just pass -- we forget so quickly, yesterday they buried, down in texas, college station, they buried a former president. i thought the public tribute, while it didn't reflect all national opinion, there's a lot of populist attitude out there, i think it reflected a lot of nobility in the american government. a lot of people -- i watched those people, joe biden, al gore, a lot of people paying

the charity is now looking to whitewash the marcos family name the dictator son marcos jr called bonbon lost a race for vice president in twenty sixteen and has been challenging the result ever since with two tatties help he says if marcos were to be granted the position he would step back and asked if he would rule like his father marcos jr played his cards close to his chest everybody you know every period in our history calls for different readers and that leadership is only defined by the circumstances that reveal. how do we get the ball to. return to knows he must either remain in control or pass power on to a trusted lieutenant it's the only way he can guarantee protection and presumably impunity did that are you kidding me. a really really you or. i don't like. a blog. for criticisms after all do not make it without grace and be very. thin herself senator de lima is careful she only consumes food brought by her own staff she says she's afraid and she has every reason to be. worldwide there are around two hundred and fifty eight million international migrants people who live somew

(jr stone) and i'm jr stone. thank you for joining us. the padauch police department confirmed that they are working on a death investigation. the 79-year-old's body was found in a wooded area just a mile from where he was last seen. the san francisco native and his new wife had been looking at property in illinois, when he went missing. (justine) he was reportedly seen across the state line in kentucky at a pizza parlor and a church which you see here .. talking with a church staffer. on november 16th, he was seen at a bank .. his rental car was recovered in the bank lot, but there has been no sign of him. his family says, the 79-year old is showing signs of dementia..in the early 1970's he worked here at kron .. and started at kgo radio in 1977. (jrstone) as we continue to reflect on ray taliaferro's life -- we want to remember some of the many accomplishmen ts. again -- taliaferro was a former k-g-o radio host on a late night monday through friday show. taliaferro's night-time talk show mostly featured discussions about political issue