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julie haener. a man was shot and killed near the border of san leandro and police spent much of the day at the crime scene. ktvu is amber leens us now after speaking with neighbors and police. amber, what are you learning? >> julie neighbors tell me they're upset by the killing but not surprised. they say there has been criminal activity in the area. police say they collected surveillance videos from neighbors for more than six hours. police collected evidence at the scene of a homicide in east oak

well, i was just sitting here thinking that this first week in july, obviously lee, you know, i mentioned you couldn't win a presidential caucus or nominati in in iowa or new hampshire. you can't win opinion in april may. well, that first week in july. that's your, you know your super tuesday in a presidential primary or that's the dog days of august and and down the stretch in a baseball season. so um, i would, i would suck at that. but my big takeaway moving from the past to the present, ju what a class act emerging vil war is and what chris and the gang hasone and put it on a conferenceike this and all you folks, it's it's highly impressed. it's a pleasure to be here and to be a part of it. and in kudos. well done. keep it up. thanks to. bert patton is not a stranger. the stage author of the deti

and i'm julie julie haener, our crime reporter. henry leee now in the city where the announcement on this renewed effort just wrapped up. henry mike and julie seemed like every federal agency you can think of was represented at this news conference. and their message was clear. dealing fentanyl is a federal crime which can lead to federal time. and the tenderloin has become ground zero for drug tourism. that is unacceptable. this is something new. this

ktvu is amber lee joins us now in the city after attending a vigil tonight. amber julie, tonight's vigil was held here in the castro at the harvey milk plaza. >> now the musical group who sang on the night of the assassinations at that vigil opened tonight's event. >> rouz. >> the voices of the san francisco gay men's chorus rang out in the castro neighborhood for a vigil commemorating the anniversary of the assassinations of then mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk, the first openly gay man elected to public office in california. >> every animal versary of the murders i have marched and i have been here for all these many years. >> carol ruth silver had served as a supervisor alongside her friend, milk. she says they and moscone fought for gay rights. >> and he and i and harvey were fighting the police department, which used to stand outside of the bathrooms in golden gate park in order to entrap gay men. >> both mayor moscone and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. >> november 27th, 1978, the date of the assassinations at city hall is seared i

julie haener. and i'm mike mibach. >> ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke with the man's family. he joins us live tonight from concord with their story as well as the latest on the investigation. henry >> yeah, mike and julie were on oak grove road near tree boulevard. this is where 86 year old tom o'connor and his wife were hit by a drunk driving suspect right after they enjoyed thanksgiving with their family. >> i kind of one of the silver linings that we do get the accident just happened right after they left. >> it was a bittersweet thanksgiving for kevin and katie o'connell of concord. kevin's 86 ye old father, tom o'connell, was killed in a hit and run crash on thanksgiving shortly after a family get together. now the couple is struggling to cope with the loss of the family patriarch. >> one minute i'll be perfectly fine and i'll be, you know, driving along, and then the next minute all of a sudden i'm sobbing and i'm i'm overwhelmed with grief. >> 82 year old marilyn o'connell was driving the couple's toyota camry after the thanksgiving meal with family. they were on oak gr

brigade that's up in the center of the union line attack on the evening of july 2nd before they happened in pickett's charge. e lee looked at this while they got this far. so this is a man that's wounded on it. he's probably on the second day of the battle because when they're engaged, it's not in his service record this confederate is born in connecticut and they're in large story. we've got a confederate here on the property, he says. and i will show you how we know this he moved to macon, georgia, in about 1856. so about five years beforehe civil war, he relocates down to macon, georgia, he gets property there. next thing know he is impresse according to his account into confederate he first serves said nine months it's actually 12 wn you look at his service record andhen they're going to extend his service you know, does this sound familiar we do this for military day. oh, by the way, would your when your term was sort of a sharp up sorry you're to get extended to exactly happened so modeln his in his case fascinating he's got a gun wound to his right shoulder most likely on t second day of the battle. now wha

julie haener. >> and i'm mike mibach. tonight we are learning new information about those suspects. a ktvu crime reporter henry lee oakland after hearing from those top law enforcement officials today. henry mike and julie, the victim was a mother of two who had nothing to do with the gunfire in her neighborhood. >> and even though she was inside her own home asleep, she ended up losing her life to gun violence out. >> there's nothing like losing a mother, a daughter, a wife, a partner. oakland mayor shengtao expressing sorrow over an innocent life lost. >> wing wong was shot and killed by a stray rifle bullet as she slept in her home in oakland's laurel district. >> i can't even imagine marin what they're going through or what they've gone through. and so i pray that this arrest is a step towards justice for them and healing for all who loved and knew wen ying wong. >> the tragedy unfolded on the night of september 15th when gunfire erupted near 39th avenue and masterson street. >> the shooters in this case were targeting an individual that was inside of a vehicle passing through the area. >> acting homicide lieu

now you were on the show in july and you explained what happened, but maybe just explain again, you were supposed to perform at the leeeah, we were. and we were informed that due to social media comments that we were weren't going to be welcomed there. and they weren't specific. >> you were you were raising concerns about the sexualization of children in schools, right? >> it was . i raised >> yeah, it was. i raised a particular concern about a certain book reading that's in pride were promoting, certain book reading that's in pride were promoting , which pride were promoting, which advocated for paedophilia . it advocated for paedophilia. it wasn't an over 18 event. i thought it was a fair enough thing to question . yes. and thing to question. yes. and nobody's denied that. that's what it was about . what it was about. >> my understanding is that you would you would seen some previous posts by one of the organisers users which suggested a kind of tolerance that a kind of tolerance for that kind of thing. and you were criticising right. kind of thing. and you were crit and|g right. kind of thing. and you were critand|

july. standdown is a two day period that brings all the veteran services and providers to one place supervisor leee south bay annually in san jose. lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> and tomorrow the county will celebrate another big step to help veterans. the purchase of the veterans housing facility off alum rock avenue in san jose. the county plans to expand the housing for homeless for homeless veterans while enhancing services for the more than 50,000 veterans in the south bay. >> new developments on what is becoming a tense diplomatic battle over pandas. after five decades of giant pandas in our nation's capital, the three pandas from the smithsonian national zoo are now on a plane back to china. it marks the end of more than 50 years of chinese pandas being housed at the zoo. they are part of china's loan program meant to serve as a symbol of friendship between china and any host country. but with relations between the us and china on shaky ground currently, the program fading here in the united states might indicate a diplomat shift. >> you get just so attached to them and so invested in them,

july. standdown is a two day period that brings all the veteran services and providers to one place supervisor leed. stand down will now be held in the south bay annually in san jose. lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> and tomorrow the county will celebrate another big step to help veterans. the purchase of the veterans housing facility off alum rock avenue in san jose. the county plans to expand the housing for homeless for homeless veterans while enhancing services for the more than 50,000 veterans in the south bay. >> new developments on what is becoming a tense diplomatic battle over pandas. after five decades of giant pandas in our nation's capital, the three pandas from the smithsonian national zoo are now on a plane back to china. it marks the end of more than 50 years of chinese pandas being housed at the zoo. they are part of china's loan program meant to serve as a symbol of friendship between china and any host country. but with relations between the us and china on shaky ground currently, the program fading here in the united states might indicate a diplomat shift. >> you get just so attac

lee. on the desk tonight, carter worth, dan nathan, guy adami, and julie biel. we have breaking news at this hour. charlie munger, warren buffett's right-hand man and the former vice chairman of berkshire hathaway has passed away at the age of 99. he was just a month away from turning 100 years old. our becky quick looks back at munger's long life and his role in helping warren buffett becoming one of the richest people on earth. >> charlie munger was best known as warren buffett's right-hand man. their investing partnership dating back decades. >> i would say every time i'm with charlie, i'll get at least some new slant on an idea that causes me to rethink certain things and we've had so much fun in the partnership over the years, it's almost hilarious, it's been so much fun. >> buffet credits him with teaching him the importance of paying up for high quality businesses. >> when he weaned me away from the idea of buying very so-so companies at very cheap prices, knowing that there was some small profit and looking for really wonderful businesses to buy at fair

today show me the pivotal year for stewards camel and arguably or lees army of northern virginia is the year from june of 1860 to the new. july 1864. and you can kind of make a link between those six that success. and it was poor. so it was this kind of rather amateurish slider hopefully conveys. in june 1862, stuart begins that terrific year for the south, which potential rate it brings. the information. robe lee, who just turned command of the army in order allow him to force george mcclellan away from the gates of stuart does so to great acclaim in the south. he becomes a darling of the south at that point he was always very well but that's going to catapult him well above that in august, he has the raid on john wilkes supply outlet station. in right around mcclellan. and then at the midpoint of that year is the christmas rate. that's where we're going to start in a second, and that is going to end up in on the cusp of the gettysburg campaign or actually on the cusp of the actual battle of gettysburg. when stuart, as i'm sure most of you know, will fall into a great deal of controversy controversy. key to the tonight is wa

tommy tuberville, and mike lee, over the blocking of military promotions over areproductive issues, and there is some anger, but no action. you were angry about this in july. so, where's the action? >> there is an action that we have come up with a resolution to get around senator tuberville to vote on it soon to allow us to get the promotions to the floor and without senator tuberville to be able to exert his hold. the best way forward is for him to not object when we ask for unanimous consent to promote all of the votes, and that is the way it has been done for literally decades, but choosing to have a partisan agenda, and we have two ships off of the coast of israel, and we have no fleet commander, and troops in poland and romania, and we don't have a permanent three-star, because she can't take officially in charge because she has not been promoted, so we have to stop this which senator tuberville has done, and whether it is naming them one by one or this resolution, and we will get it done. >> you are a military veteran, and put yourself in the seat of one of these military families waiting on the promotion, but it has not done because of tommy tuber

julie haener. tonight, hundreds marched through san francisco calling for a permanent end to the war. our amber lee there. she has a live report. antifa the revolution at the height of the evening commute. >> hundreds of pro-palestine protesters marched straight up first street heading towards the direction of the bay bridge. they say they want to call attention to the plight of the palestinian people in the conflict with israel. >> we need a permanent cease fire. we need them to be free. you know, they're humans. they're just like the rest of us. >> police and highway patrol stood watch at first and folsom streets about a block before the onramp to the bridge. that's where protesters turned left and headed towards the waterfront. aren't we? >> the people need to stand up for all forms of oppression, free palestine protesters ended their march at justin herman plaza. >> many in the crowd say they have family and friends in palestine. >> gut-wrenching is the least of what we're feeling. we're feeling a lot of pain right now, but we're also feeling a lot of solidarity with the community who comes out

now you were on the show in july and you explained what happened, but maybe just explain again, you were supposed to perform at the lee yeah, we were. and we were informed that due to social media comments that we were weren't going to be welcomed there. and they weren't specific. >> you were you were raising concerns about the sexualization of children in schools, right? >> it was . i raised >> yeah, it was. i raised a particular concern about a certain book reading that's in pride were promoting, certain book reading that's in pride were promoting , which pride were promoting, which advocated for paedophilia . it advocated for paedophilia. it wasn't an over 18 event. i thought it was a fair enough thing to question . yes. and thing to question. yes. and nobody's denied that. that's what it was about . what it was about. >> my understanding is that you would you would seen some previous posts by one of the organisers users which suggested a kind of tolerance that a kind of tolerance for that kind of thing. and you were criticising right. kind of thing. and you were crit and|g right. kind of thing. and you were critan

july of last year. yields hitting lowest since september. the setup for december. fundstrat head of relesearch to leeeen zigzag lately, at least going into year end, rights? >> yes. >> meaning what? >> well, i think as sara was discussing, the market is hyper focused, especially interest rates, on inflation rsus growth data. i think it's going to be kind of conflicting. today was a good inflation print. next week could be strong jobs because the uaw rehires. we don't know what november cpi looks like. i ink the market will zig and zag unl the fomc and that's when i think we see there's so dovish pivot.g room to make a inflation's dramatically under shoong, and higher for longer suspect really what the fed talk is anymore. i think we get a dovish nversation and that fuels a year-end rally. >> so you're buyer on any dips, as basically what you've been saying. >> yes. >> you've got a great catalog of what you call granny shot, no-brainer basically decisions. is that list changing, evolving somehow? >> we rebalance everquarter. but we also do something every month called super grannies, we do a webinar w

lee joins us now. she's live in oakland after speaking with the group's co-founder and a newly homeless mother about their hopes for the holiday season. amber >> julie, the nonprofit works with women who have fallen on hard times. the homeless mom tells me she's always taken a care of herself and her children, so it's difficult to be in the position now to ask for help. so this is some of the things that we're working on. nadine scott, co-founder of ariel outreach mission, is working on finding housing for mariah haynes, a homeless single mom of two young sons. the 31 year old tells me she recently became homeless after her subleasing arrangement ended. then a car accident left her with leg injuries that require surgery. now she's unable to work for at least six weeks. >> being homeless is my worst. it's my worst fear. you know, i'm not providing for my children. >> haynes is staying with a friend for now, and her children are with family members for the thanksgiving holiday. still she says she's thankful for help from scott's nonprofit. it is focused on helping struggling single moms and domestic violence survivors, connecting them with services su

julie haener. we will begin tonight with president biden at the apec conference in san francisco. the president spoke at moscone center encouraging stronger ties among other world political and business leaders. >> ktvu political reporter greg lee begins our coverage tonight. >> president biden stood front and center for an apec tradition. the summit family photo with leaders from all 21 member economies as chinese president xi jinping also in attendance following wednesday's four hour meeting with biden. >> we are de-risking and diversifying our economic relationship with the prc, not decoupling, not decoupling. >> president biden addressed business leaders at the apec ceo summit reaffirm terming the newly opened lines with china. he also underscored the us's role in the indo pacific and the work of american companies. >> we take just a us companies represented here at this summit and look at their new investments. apec economies in the calendar year, a total more than $50 billion so far. mr. biden touted cooling inflation in recent positive signs for the us economy, but recent polls, including a siena college survey , show 81% of voters said the economy was in fair or poor condition, resulting in bad news for biden's reelecti

jonathan lee in beijing sent hunter biden $250,000, listing joe biden's home address in wilmington, delaware, the wire stated it was for a personal investment. a second wire showed that, on july 26, 2019, ms. shin sent $10,000, listing joe biden's home address. the $10,000 wire said it was a loan to beneficiary let's talk about the $250,000 personal investment . it looks like jonathan lee was making a substantial investment in the biden family after joe biden announced his run for the presidency in april of 2019. who is jonathan lee? during the devon archer interview, he explained how vice president biden developed a relationship with jonathan lee. joe biden had coffee with jonathan lee in beijing. he talked with him on the phone and wrote a college recommendation letter for the children of mr. lee. hunter biden that with jonathan lee after flying on air force to with joe biden. the people cultivated a relationship for one reason only , to access their wealth. as we all know, the bidens had nothing to sell except the brand which was joe biden. hunter biden sold the brand well, making the biden family millions from china and elsewhere. while joe biden was vice president, hunte

julie haener. and i'm mike mibach. >> ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke with the man's family. he joins us live tonight from concord with their story as well as the latest on the investigation. henry >> yeah, mike and julie were on oak grove road near tree

julie haener. tonight, san francisco police hosted a public safety meeting ahead of the conference new at ten tonight, ktvu is amber lee joins us now live in san francisco with more on the security measures being taken and how they will impact nearby businesses. amber julie, there is both excitement and apprehend ation coming from the people who live in the area and small business owners here in downtown san francisco. >> now, moscone center is quiet right now, but things will soon change when world leaders and other visitors arrive for the summit. preparations are underway for apec's arrival at moscone center. a banner reads. apec is going to be epic, certainly epic in terms of impact. >> we're mobilizing the entire department. we haven't done that in over a couple of decades. what that means is that all the officers days off are canceled. >> police say officers will be working 12 to 14 hour shifts starting friday through the duration of the summit. so secret service will be leading law enforcement efforts with the help of other local and state agencies, police say officers have trained for and are ready for protests.

julie haener. >> and i'm mike mibach. tonight we are learning new information about those suspects. a ktvu crime reporr henry lee live in oakland after hearing from those top law enforcement officials today. henry mike and julie, the victim was a mother of two who had nothing to do with the gunfire in her neighborhood. >> and even though she was inside her own home asleep, she ended up losing her life to gun violence out. >> there's nothing like losing a mother, a daughter, a wife, a partner. oakland mayor shengtao expressing sorrow over an innocent life lost. >> wing wong was shot and killed by a stray rifle bullet as she slept in her home in oakland's laurel district. >> i can't even imagine marin what they're going through or what they've gone through. and so i pray that this arrest is a step towards justice for them and healing for all who loved and knew wen ying wong. >> the tragedy unfolded on the night of september 15th when gunfire erupted near 39th avenue and masterson street. >> the shooters in this case were targeting an individual that was inside of a vehicle passing through the area. >> acting homic

julie haener. >> and i'm mike mibach. the latest controversy stems from the death of maurice monk nearly two years ago. new at six as ktvu crime reporter henry lee explains it could lead to yet another criminal case against jail staff. >> mr. monks death is a horrific tragedy for this community and for his family. >> alameda county da pamela price speaking out about the death of maurice monk, who was left alone in a cell at santa rita jail in dublin for days before he was found dead. he ran from matthis ktvu has been reporting about the case since

julie haener. and i'm mike mibach. >> the survivor says his life has been, well, it was an altering ordeal, but he is grateful to be alive tonight. ktvu is amber lee joins us now with the story from oakland. amber mike tells me he's struggling to recover from his injuries while coping with the loss of his friends. >> still, he says he forgives the hit and run driver almost seven weeks after surviving a hit and run crash, daniel nasser takes his first steps with the help of crutches. >> his there's days where it's still not real. you know, and still coping with that. >> he's coping with a fractured