. >> this case was argued for the plane to buy two very high powered attorney where brenda kaplan and karen dunn, they took this case on the nonprofit group integrity first for america. it has been a long four-year process since the events of 2017, to bring all of this to flourishing. but today, they set up to do what they said they would do and what they spent all this effort on, all of this deeply deeply emotional fraud effort to get done. >> joining us now live from charlottesville are karen dunn and roberta kaplan, the two plaintiffs lawyers in this case. karen and robert, i thank you for being here. i imagine you are exhausted, this is been a long trial. >> i think that's fair to say rachel, thanks for having. us >> so it was something like three dozen witnesses on your side. three dozen and a half weeks of testimonies up against all of these defendants. some of them tried to pretend the case wasn't happening. and there was a default judgment against some of them. i want to ask you about all of. that it has been such a difficult time for the plaintiffs to have to get back through

i saw you talking to my two friends, karen dunn and robbie kaplan. you know, when they took on that case against the neo-nazis and the white supremacists coming out of charlottesville, you know, a lot of people were sort of scratching their heads. i remember talking to both of them, particularly karen, whom i have known and she has worked for me and i admire her greatly, about why they were doing it. you know, it was very simple. somebody had to do it. we have got to end impunity. we have to hold people accountable for their actions, particularly when those actions threaten our way of life, our rule of law, our future as a democracy. so i am determined to continue to speak out, to do whatever i can. in fact, in the book we wrote, "state of terror," as you know, there is a plot against the country by people who truly want to turn the clock back. they believe that the progress we've made on all kinds of civil rights and human rights, the cultural changes that have taken place, are so deeply threatening that they want to stage a coup. now, think about i

but it all hangs on one thin thread, which is that the civil judge, judge kaplan, sitting in new york a jury found that steven donziger had bribed judge zimbrono to win that verdict. that finding by the judge was based crucially by the judge's own description on the testimony of a corrupted witness who was hired by chevron, brought to the united states with his family, prepared for his testimony for over 50 sessions, and then testified that donziger had been part of offering the judge $500,000 from the proceeds if the judge were to give him the verdict. this testimony was fabricated by chevron. it was promoted through this one witness, and then this is the most subtle part of the whole story. judge kaplan structured his opinion so that he said that finding of bribery is not necessary to my judgment. even if that finding doesn't stand up, my judgment still stands. and as a result of that, donziger couldn't appeal the finding. what you appeal is a judgment. this was a preliminary finding, subsidiary to the judgment, on the basis of which the judgment is made and structured in a way that

kaplan, i'm going to be very proud to support your nomination. going to ask you a question about the same question that senator cardin asked. there's so much riding on the u.s./singapore relationship. the low ranking of singapore on global press indices is a continuing challenge. i'll look forward -- i'm confident you'll be confirmed. i look forward to working with you on those. >> if i'm confirmed, i look forward to working with you. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> senator coons. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. mayor emanuel, mr. kaplan, i look forward to our exchange today and the testimony you've provided. let me also thank your families for supporting you, amy zack who i had the opportunity to meet in person, but have spoken to before, and other family members, lea, who are watching. and thank you, mayor, for sharing your personal story and journey and what that has brought to you in your decades of public service. to mr. kaplan, your daughter samantha and other members of your life who are with us today, it's wonderful to have both of you

kaplan. look forward to our exchange today and appreciate the testimony you have already provided. and let me also thank your families for supporting you, to amy and to zach, who i had the opportunity to meet in person, but had spoken to before, and to lawna and other family members watching, and thank, mayor, for sharing your personal story and journey and what that has brought to you and your decades of public service. and to mr. kaplan, your daughter samantha and other members of your life who are with us today, it's just wonderful to have both of you in front of us and to have this chance to interact with you about these two important positions that have been vacant for too long with two absolutely vital indo-pacific partners for the u.s. i am the chair of the appropriations subcommittee responsible for our foreign assistance. japan is also a major donor in development assistance in the region. and one of the reasons i worked with a number of my colleagues to help create the development f

the american john kaplan the americanjohn kaplan are all in the lead on ten on the part going into thel and he will have a decisive good match in a third set tie—break. some of the biggest names in tennis, are demanding to know, where peng shuai is, as concerns for the chinese player grow. serena williams, says the case should be investigated, and said it had left her "devastated and shocked". peng hasn't been seen since alleging she was forced into a sexual relationship with former china vice—premier, jang gowlee. the authenticity of an email said to be from peng to the women's tennis association has been called into question, and the international tennis federation is among those calling for authorities to investigate.well earlier our tennis correspondent russell fuller spoke to the wta chairman steve simon we have not heard any response back which usually is not common when you receive an e—mailfrom which usually is not common when you receive an e—mail from someone and you send something right back usually a reply that comes back pretty quickly. and the fact that we have not heard

my second question is to mister kaplan. i was concerned that the pdr ground floor height was lowered because pdr on its own in order for it to be successful at least to attract the market by which certain pdr can happen will slow us by 2 and ahalf feet . and additionally in the mezzanine portion of where i have questions or ask the question, do we need the mezzanine and that of her unit there because it makes it a more valuable unit to the architect that and could you and mister kaplan address that. >> because the mezzanine is the hope above the threshold it actually functions independently of the floors below and what we wanted to do was increase the floor to ceiling up to i believe 86 just to distribute those few inches to have a more residential floor working its way up to the building. that's really the driver is to distribute i think 2 and a half feet amongst the seven floors above. but the mezzanine would be independent. >> could you also speak to the viability of the pdr height as creating a realistic environment for

rebecca kaplan says the city is already facing a recruiting crisis.uble retaining employees with the current testing rules in place. the proposal will now go before the full city council and and approval. there would do away with testing for pot while you're off the job. the justice department, meanwhile, is filing a lawsuit against uber for charging what they call wait time fees to passengers who have disabilities the suit alleges the rideshare company is violating the americans with disabilities act by charging disabled riders fees as their drivers wait for them to get it. uber does charge an extra fee for all passengers to take longer than 2 minutes to enter the rideshare car once it arrives at the destination, the federal government once the court to order uber to change its weight fee policy. also train its staff and drivers and pay monetary damages to everyone who's been impacted. uber says they have been in active discussions with the justice department adding they were surprised and disappointed by this lawsuit. >> coming up, a cash reward now

doctor ann kaplan mulholland started a multimillion dollar company called eye finance 25 years ago. >> it specializes in loans for medical dental and home improvement a credit score is just one factor. she uses to determine whether or not alone. someone money. the. >> amount understanding we have to have all of that. is astronomical that goes conditt's 62 variables that go into making that one credit decision. >> lenders are looking at your bank account. history instability as well. if you move too often or change your phone number. that's a red flag. according to experian credit review americans hit a record high score throughout the pandemic landing an average of 7.16, but kaplan mulholland says the higher scores are misleading because they were attributed to folks spending last due to the lockdown. people are not people are not borrowing. people are moving home with their parents to whatever you do, don't cancel a line of credit simply because you're not using it. having credit history. that is open and more of it to use will give you a higher credit score. she says. and in order t

now, as for punitive damages, roberta kaplan did not put a figure on that, saying to the jurors, justt would take to make sure these defendants never do anything like this again. the jury is going to get the case today. christine, laura? >> brian, thank you for that. a dramatic lifesaving reprieve for death row inmate julius jones. oklahoma's republican governor put a stop to the execution just hours before he was scheduled to die, commuting his sentence to life without parole. jones has been behind bars for 20 years for a murder he says he did not commit. >> the oklahoma parole board had recommended life with a chance of parole for julius jones earlier this month. supporters and family members of jones say they are not giving up hope that their efforts to free him will work. >> we may rest for a moment, but the fight goes on. i was told that, you know, we have homework. >> meaning? >> meaning that we will fight another day. >> the family of paul howell who was shot to death in front of his two young daughters still believes that jones is guilty of this murder. they say they take comf

i have one question of city attorney rob kaplan. are we allowed to talk about teachers and the items on this commission as part of our recommendations to the pit. >> rob kaplan, not tryingto understand the future recommendations . as an update on the subcommittee. >> you can report back and say you're considering future items for the bid. we don't haveto vote on putting those on the agenda. it's not action item but you can provide the information update . >> wasn't too much to discuss because we had to deal with a lot of formal measures about starting a new subcommittee but i think one of the things that we all agreed on for the end of that meeting was to focus substantially on one or two agendaitems . i think looking forward to getting sort of a baseline on the next agenda of focusing on turnaround times and checking something, i think were going to spend particular focus on self i think going forward going to bea big effort . so that's the summary for this compliance of the subcommittee brief. >> if there's no commissioner comment

rebecca kaplan tweeted that it requires a comprehensive response and stopping sources of illegal guns and gun crimes. she says city council has called a special meeting about safety for december 7. >> oakland's mayor says a lack of officers is a serious concern and the city will take action. >> we must address police staffing shortages and that is what we will do. we will be bringing to the city council a revised hiring plan to show voters we will keep that promise, that we will not only budget a police department, over 678 officers, but, in fact, maintain those minimal staffing goals. >> the mayor says she wants to reverse planned cuts to the department. she says the city is making historic investments in violence prevention and non-police response options. >> to the omicron variant spreading rapidly, raising fears of another covid surge. dozens of cases have been reported around the world and the variant was detected in canada over the weekend. experts say it is likely already in the united states. president biden is urging people to remain calm and get vaccinated or a booster shot.

boy, what a job kaplan let san francisco to the national league west title and the team's best regularson with a 107 win season. quite a accomplished. indeed. coming up. finally free. a judge dissolves britney spears. >> conservatorship after a lengthy legal battle what this now means for the pop star. >> and in some money news, why inflation may be something of a good thing when tax season rolls around. (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately... at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected. so even a routine appointment can save your life. i am so glad you did this mammogram, so we can detect it early. everything looks great with your eyes, and i see you're due for a mammogram. should we schedule it? oh yeah that'd be great. a leader in the prevention, early detection and treatment of cancer. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. >> in san francisco. a 25 year-old

cannabis use vice mayor rebecca kaplan says the city is already facing a recruiting crisis and has trouble retaining employees with the current testing rules in place. the proposal will now go before the full city council and an approval there could do away with the testing. oakland. firefighters responded to reports of smoke tuesday near san pablo and athens avenue. and that's where they found a homeless encampment on fire which they say was threatening to expand the 3 story building that they were in front of. but luckily they were able to get it quickly and no damage was done. no reports of any injuries. >> and the south bay a controversial statue in downtown san jose is coming down after 30 years city council members unanimously voting to remove the thomas fallon statue after hearing from mexican and indigenous speakers on how they feel when they see the statue, they say it's a symbol of colonization genocide and the taking over of other people's land. the city now has to decide if the 12,000 pound statue should be melted down or moved to a city storage facility. >> i mean, history has

gabe kepler was named the national league manager of the year and his second season in san francisco kaplans to a franchise record. 107 wins their first playoff appearance since 2016 and their first west title since 2012 in his 2 seasons. the giants have a 6.13 winning percentage. >> last week. san francisco locked up capital or for a little while longer. they signed him to a two-year contract extension that will keep him in the bay through 2024. >> it's definitely a real honor for me personally. and a knowledge man that i take very seriously and obviously it makes me feel really proud. and as you mentioned, it's definitely an organizational achievement recognition and so many people make it possible for us to win a ton of games. >> just another tuesday and of whole lot famed steppers. katie, we'll have it and the sharky's a plane right now, too. so we'll have those highlights later tonight. you need a bigger staff, you need more yeah. always. welcome and i salute mark purdy. great. yeah, absolutely. we'll be yeah, absolutely. we'll be right back. the classic hollywood story. we meet the he

this is referred to as a kaplan- meyer curve. it is easy to see what the data are. the red line is showing the cumulative incidents after two doses. the greenish line shows what that cumulative incident is after three doses. there is no doubt what the efficacy and real-world effectiveness of boosters are here. next slide. it is not only related to israel. because the study from the u.k. in people 50 years of age and older, when they compared a third shot to those who received the second shot, they looked at two types of vaccines. one was astrazeneca, not relevant to the discussion now. but when you compare the protection of two doses of pfizer biontech to three, you want from 63%, up to 94%. it is not only the u.k. and israel. next slide. another study, now from brazil, south africa, and the united states, with cumulative data of 10,000 participants. and again, in a two-month interval analysis, the efficacy against symptomatically disease in those who received the third dose versus the second dose was 95.6%. next slide. now, if you look at this again, i want to show

the team announcing today that manager gabe kaplan, i signed a two-year extension that will keep him024 season. kepler took over the squad before the pandemic shortened 2020 season. and in his first full year as manager this year. capper led the giants to the nl west title and their best regular season in franchise history with 107 wins. meanwhile, across the bay. the a's are planning to honor longtime announcer and player ray fauci by inducting him into the athletics hall of fame. next season, better late than never. fossey was a catcher for the a's in the 70's when a pair of world series titles with the ball club. just such a loveable fan favorite right after retiring. he came back to oakland where he became the teams beloved color commentator from 1986 up until this past august when he stepped away due to his longtime battle with cancer. fauci passed away on october 13th alright hoops now and any time you've got this guy doing his thing. boy, it's hard to say that any sort of success is a surprise. but very few people predicted the start that the warriors would have this season. t

so the giants didn't make the playoffs in kaplan's first season.y did perform better than expected and in his 2 seasons, the giants now of winning percentage of 6.13, last week. san francisco locked capital are up for a little longer. they signed him to a 2 year contract extension that will keep him in the bay through 2024 the other 2 finalists for manager of the year were brewer skipper. craig counsell and mike schmidt who was fired by the cardinals after the season. >> a major announcement tonight a congresswoman jackie spear says that she will not be running for reelection next year. congresswoman represents san mateo county in the part of san francisco. take a listen. now to part of her announcement posted on twitter this morning. it's time for me to come home. time for me to be more than a weekend wife mother and friend. it's been an extraordinary privilege and honor to represent the people. the san mateo county and san francisco at almost every level of government for nearly 4 decades. congresswoman spear has served different levels of govern

single mother who worked her way up from intern to chief of staff for city council member rebecca kaplan and capital and is among her supporters. i know what it means to live paycheck to paycheck. i know what it means to not have a job and to escape a really bad domestic violence relationship and being homeless with my baby living in our car couch surfing. three years ago, tal was elected as oakland's first among american city council member and, if elected mayor, she says, she'll focus on what she calls the basics. public safety housing for the homeless and clean streets. the oakland mayor's election will be held next november. the current mayor, libby shaft is being turned out this month. we're celebrating native american heritage and 65 years ago, the federal government tried to relocate indigenous people into large cities, promising them a better life. but it left many homeless, jobless and disconnected. ktvu brooks jarocz has an in depth look into one group's tireless work to overcome adversity. the bay area became home to one of the nation's largest inner tribal populations. many o

cannabis use vice mayor rebecca kaplan says the city is already facing a recruiting crisis and has troublethe current testing rules in place. the proposal will now go before the full city council and an approval there could do away with the testing. oakland. firefighters responded to reports of smoke tuesday near san pablo and athens avenue. and that's where they found a homeless encampment on fire which they say was threatening to expand the 3 story building that they were in front of. but luckily they were able to get it quickly and no damage was done. no reports of any injuries. >> and the south bay a controversial statue in downtown san jose is coming down after 30 years city council members unanimously

she worked her way up from intern to chief of staff for city council member rebecca kaplan, who is among her supporters. i've managed multiple city budgets fought for affordable housing. three years ago, she was elected oakland's first mang, american city council member. i've seen her operating in where people are pushing and pulling and all sorts of different ways, and her view is always try to collaborate earlier this year, was credited with brokering a deal to fund a new police academy amidst christ to defund the police. if elected mayor, she tells me her priorities are what she describes as the basics. public safety housing, the homeless and clean streets. but we're not supposed to all agree. you know, that's the beauty of democracy. however it's about respect and collaboration. go get there. how tells me she never dreamed she would be running from oakland mayor so far. the 36 year old is one of three candidates. incumbent mayor libby shaft will be termed out. the election will be held november eight. 2022 mike xiang tao. quite the journey and we'll see come one year from today if sh

moving on this evening, oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan announced the city council will hold a specialng regarding the recent crime wave. this comes days after the oakland police chief appeared to call out the city politicians following a particularly violent weekend in the city. >> i am asking councilmembers to step up because i need help from the leaders of the city. anchor: a special council meeting is scheduled for december 7. the holiday weekend is coming to a close and for those on the road right now, it is pretty smooth sailing but the airport was a much different story. tsa expected a record of well over 2 million people catching flights. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard went to national where it was packed. reporter: a travel mess. cars dropping off a loved ones for curbside goodbyes. how was your holiday? >> wonderful. reporter sfo says travel is still far from pre-pandemic levels of this has been the busiest weekend in a number of months. >> it is good to see a lot of folks coming back again. it is refreshing. a lot more folks are traveling and they feel confident. report

my second question is to mister kaplan. was concerned that the pdr ground floor height was lowered because pdr on its own in order for it to be successful at least to attract the market by which certain pdr can happen will slow us by 2 and ahalf feet . and additionally in the mezzanine portion of where i have questions or ask the question, do we need the mezzanine and that of her unit there because it makes it a more valuable unit to the architect that and could you and mister kaplan address that. >> because the mezzanine is the hope above the threshold it actually functions independently of the floors below and what we wanted to do was increase the floor to ceiling up to i believe 86 just to distribute those few inches to have a more residential floor working its way up to the building. that's really the driver is to distribute i think 2 and a half feet amongst the seven floors above. but the mezzanine would be independent. >> could you also speak to the viability of the pdr height as creating a realistic environment for p

for nicholas burns to be ambassador to china, rahm emanuel to be ambassador to japan, and jonathan kaplanmbassador to singapore. they all testified before the senate foreign relations committee.

john kaplan here with unison on behalf of the project sponsor and the project proposes a 941 20 unitresidential building with rounds still pdr. the project is well located along brennan adjacent to the park blocks the site office project and back on the street. the project takes advantage of the state density bonus program with waivers and expenses increasing the housing density at the site and will contribute towards the overall housing production of a central soma plan and heconsideration by the planning commission and board of supervisors . i'd like to now introduce mark skolnik off to present the project design and the significantmovements in our next slide . >> hellocommissioners. my name is mark skolnik off . i'll start with a site location here. as noted our site is located on a midblock parcel with three parcels on brandon.a site of this proportion on the block could be challenged for natural light but we're fortunate that this site to have a neighboring post being developed as a part of the neighboring 598brennan illustrated here. next slide please . in response to that deve

. >> reporter: one of the plaintiff's attorneys, roberta kaplan, has asked for $7 to $10 million eachach. as for punitive damages roberta capkaplan did not put a number it but said what would it take for these defendants never to do this again. >> brian todd in charlottesville, thank you very much. more news right after this. bipolar depression. it made me feel like i was trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place... ...and be hard to manage. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. latuda is not for everyone. call your doctor about unusual mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. elderly dementia patients on latuda have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever,

. >> vice mayor rebecca kaplan says the city is already facing a recruiting crisis and has trouble retainingyees with the current testing rules in place. the proposal will now go before the full city council and an approval there would do away with that testing. switching gears. now it's time to talk about the weather taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. look at those blue skies more sunshine and warmer temperatures have finally arrived. but just how long is it going to last for us. kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. she's joining us now looking at all the rain we've got over the last couple of yeah, that's right. no. well, in fact, our 2 most recent atmosphere gruver's really did benefit the bay area. take a look. >> at or above average rainfall with santa rosa seeing more than 13 and a half inches of rain. that's more rain that we got all of last year. what season. so last winter as we know, we only saw about 13 inches of rain for santa rosa already seeing about half an inch higher. and this wet season is just getting started. so we are going to track drive mild conditions fr

which the judgment is made, and structured in a way that it was actually unnecessary to judge that kaplan'sewed on the merits by any single judge. so it's on this basis that we are to believe -- and has this judge and other judge judges affirming him, saying -- bribery. without a jury, ever, at any point, along this way. this contempt proceeding that you are referring to is just a follow on from that bribery finding, which still stands as the thing that dams dons uglier. if you recognize that that finding is not supported on the record of the case, do i think the whole case looks different, the whole thing looks different. >> that's very clarifying. i see what is happening here but it still remains just the strangest legal story of ever seen. harvard law professor, charles nesson, thank you for joining us and illuminating that for us. tonight's last word is next. is next. thon. instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette. [music: sung by craig robinson] ♪ i'm a ganiac, ganiac, check my drawers ♪ [sfx: sniffs / long exhale] ♪ and my cl

kaplan said to avoid appearing bias, partisan in the press. you have your work cut out for you.nes. what are you saying sir? >> we have to stay on our toes. that is one of the top priorities from the ways and means committee. there is no question. look, the obama biden administration targeted those constitutional proisrael, probiblical, pro-education in a big way. the worry that will return in a terrible way. the truth of the matter is i don't care if you're republican or democrat, you don't want to give the irs the ability to target you based on your political bee leaves. we saw that during the vietnam war. we saw it during the civil rights years. we cannot bring that back but i fear unpresident biden and democrats in congress we'll see exactly that. elizabeth: they targeted conservative groups, talking about government debt, government spending. even obamacare, you know, words like tea party, israel were in there. that is how they pulled it out. congressman we love your christmas decorations too. thank you, congressman kevin brady. >> thank you. elizabeth: good to have you on.

the team announced today manager gabe kaplan not going anywhere.2 year extension that will keep him as the skipper through the 2024 season. took over the managerial role here before the pandemic shortened 2020 season. and in his first full year as manager this year. capital are led the giants to the nl west title and their best regular season record in franchise history, 107 winds. meantime, across the bay. the a's plan to honor longtime announcer ray fauci by inducting him into the athletics hall of fame. next season fauci. of course, the catcher for the a's in the 70's winning a pair of world series titles with the club, but he really was. yeah. beloved figure for all those decades in the booth. he came b% back to oakland was the team's color commentator from 1986 he had fun until this past august when he stepped away due to a long time battle with cancer fauci passed away on october 13th. now to the pitch big win for team usa in a world cup qualifier tonight. they knock off mexico to nil. the win moves team usa in first place in the qualifying s

attorney general rob bonta, his wife assembly member mia been to oakland council vice mayor rebecca kaplan and councilmember nikki fortunato box. >> this is more than an intellectual exercise for me. but shared life experiences that drive me to make a difference in lives in multiple diff rent people's lives every single day. this is why i do the work i do. this is why i wake up every single day hungry and fire to do this work because oakland our time is now to look to the future and to move beyond the dysfunction and the divisions of the past. because oakland our time is now. >> in town now. joins district 6 oakland councilmember lord taylor in the mayoral race live in the studio. ella sogomonian kron 4 news. ellis, thank you for that. >> tonight we're hearing from san francisco mayor london breed on her decision to support the recall of 3 members of the school board. president gabriela lopez, vice president moliga and commissioner allison collins have all been named in the recall. they're accused of failing to do their jobs and causing the school district to deteriorate during the pandemi

the vice mayor, rebecca kaplan says the city is already facing recruiting crisis and has trouble retaining employees with the current testing rules. the proposal goes now before the full city council and approval would do away with the pa testing. >> well, new this morning. a california parole panel is recommending charles manson follower leslie van houton be released from prison. she's serving life in prison for helping manson and other cult members kill los angeles, grocer leno low and his wife back in 1969 this is the 5th time the panel has made the recommendation for her. both former governor jerry brown, the governor newsome have blocked her release twice in the past. the recommendation will go up from 120 day procedural review and then it will go back to governor newsome for his consideration. >> time now 7.10. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news the covid outbreak on cows football team has gotten so bad that the students are complaining, that there's they should be allowed to play the university is complaining. what's going on with the students. it's not safe. we'll hav

and we have incredible legal team led by karen, done robbie kaplan, and so many others and our plaintiffsle community members who were grievously injured. some during the torch much on friday night. including a number of uva students. and some during the violence on saturday. including the car attacker were so many of our plaintiffs were very significantly injured. and so, the idea here is a simple one. if there is racist, antisemitic, violence, there needs to be accountability. and it is all the more important when the doj led by then, a tierney general judge sessions seemed unlikely to pursue these sorts of cases with any enthusiasm. and so we were incredibly proud to support the plaintiffs in bringing this case. i'm bringing october 17th into four years nearly to the day to get this to trial for a number of reasons including the discovery challenges with some of the defendants, covid, a global pandemic. but we got here and certainly the verdict today sends a resounding clear message about the importance of this sort of accountability. >> seems like there will be tangible material for t

and then we lost kaplan and rosengren.e look at that, we call the dot plot where everybody thinks where rates are going to be we're starting to lose all the members of the fed who were willing to raise rates and personnel is policy. so when you look at the fed it is made up of many more doves now. charles: right. >> as a result i think you may be right, zero at most one rate hike next year. the street is looking for two to three. i think the street's wrong about that. charles: so do i. brian wesbury, always appreciate it. talk to you again soon. bring in my friend gary kaltbaum. gary, bring up that. powell was masterful yesterday, shifted the focus from run away inflation and promote ad new metric for full employment. you would never thought rates go up and i still think you feel that way. >> correctmundo, my friend. let me be own record by stating i believe by the second quarter any tapering will be rolled back when the economy hits a wall. when i was wrung i used to go to the horse track and dog track. what you do you be

safety committee voted unanimously to end testing of off the job cannabis use vice mayor rebecca kaplan says that city is already facing a recruiting crisis and it's having trouble retaining employees with the current testing rules in place. so the proposal will now go before the full city council and if approved they would then do away with that testing. new this morning. a california parole panel is recommending charles manson follower. leslie van houten be released from prison. she's serving life in prison right now for helping manson and other cult members kill los angeles grocer leno, leblanc and and his wife back in 1969 this is the 5th time that a panel has made the recommendation for her release. but both former governor jerry brown and governor gavin newsome have blocked that released twice. now the recommendation will go for a 120 day procedural review and then it will go back to governor newsome for his consideration. >> it's 8.11. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news. there's a covid in the in the cal football team. they're upset about the students and the school

she worked her way up from intern to chief of staff for city council member rebecca kaplan, who is among her supporters. i manage multiple city budgets fought for affordable housing help small businesses opened. and work to get guns off the streets. three years ago, she was elected oakland's first mang, american city council member. i've seen her operating and where people are pushing and pulling into all sorts of different ways, and her view is always to try to collaborate earlier this year, was credited with brokering a deal to fund a new police academy. amidst cries to defund the police. if elected mayor, she tells me her priorities are what she describes as the basics public safety housing the homeless. and clean streets, but we're not supposed to all agree. you know, that's the beauty of democracy. however it's about respect and collaboration. you can get things done, and it's going to only. better impact the community in a positive way. towel tells me she never dreamed she would be running for mayor of oakland so far, the 36 year olds, one of three candidates, incumbent mayor libby

. >> vice mayor rebecca kaplan says that the city is already facing a re crude in crisis and has trouble retaining employees with the current testing rules in place. the proposal will now go before the full city council and approval there would do away with the testing altogether. so we'll see if that happens. time now is 5. '08, new this morning, mateo county sheriff is no longer going to cooperate with ice. yeah. the sheriff says that this is part of his department's mission to protect all of his county's residents with kron four's camila barco on the story for us live in san mateo county this morning. camila. >> yeah. good morning. you guys said at the san mateo county sheriff's office will no longer comply with requests from ice. they won't transfer undocumented inmates to federal immigration custody and they say that if they need to do so. iced must obtain a judicial warrant. now this comes after from county residents during a special meeting and is required when local law enforcement has given ice access hundreds of residents chimed in on the policy and in the end, county sheriff c

safety committee voted unanimously to end testing of off the job cannabis use vice mayor rebecca kaplan says the city is already facing a recruiting crisis and has been having trouble retaining employees with the current testing rules in place. so this proposal will now go before the full city council and if they approve it well, then that would do away with the testing will see you, but we'll let you know how that goes. >> 6.18 is a time right now. and president biden is visiting ports in baltimore today. he's promoting his infrastructure plan b is he plans to highlight the deals investment in that city's ports in the supply chain. we've got jessi turnure standing by live in dc with more on his visit. good morning, jesse. good morning to you as well. james and darya. the white house tells me president biden is using his visit today to baltimore's port. >> is really a blueprint for the rest of the country on how to ease back logs from covid-19. president biden lands in baltimore this afternoon to showcase how us ports will be able to 17 billion dollars in his recently passed infrastruct

and we got the confirmation of what we knew was going to happen all along gabe kaplan was named the nationalear. >> in his second season in san francisco capital are guided the giants to a franchise record, 107 wins their first playoff appearance since 2016 and their first nl west title since 2012 in his 2 seasons with the giants. they have a 6.13 winning percentage. >> last week. san francisco lot kepler up for a couple more years. they signed him to a 2 year contract extension that will keep him in the bay through 2024. all righty. that's your look at sports. that's your look at sports. we'll i didn't have health insurance, not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now, for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california makes health insurance easier in every way. with financial help for millions of us and free assistance to compare your options. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st at coveredca.com ♪ i see trees of green ♪ covered california. this w♪ red roses to

kaplan is among her supporters. i know what it means to live paycheck to paycheck.ans to not have a job and to escape a really bad domestic violence relationship and being homeless with my baby living in our car couch surfing. three years ago, town was elected as oakland's first among american city council member of elected mayor. she says she will focus on what she calls the basics public safety housing for the homeless and cleaner streets. the oakland mayor's election will be held next november. current mayor libby shaft is being turned out. still to come at noon, the supply chain crisis continued to hit businesses here in the bay area next how breweries are facing new challenges when it comes to selling their products. also another $100,000 up for grabs this weekend from the fox bed. super six app. pick the outcomes of six nfl games for your chance to win. it's free to download and free to play. get your kicks in soon and, of course, watch the nfl on fox coach. several pg publicly about changes following the team's coronavirus outbreak. cal is hoping that dozens

point my lines and i talked you know, the hottest it was it was exciting the fbi attack and in the kaplan case for like it was yesterday. yeah. it was just a good time at sea for think ron 72 that meeting like 3 years will be celebrating. our 75th. >> you know, you crime should do. we should start planning now for something big them. we've got to do something. well, we'll all dressed up and what's the weather going to be like when we're yet. john. great weather years from there. but you know what is probably going to be foggy probably going to be cool. >> maybe a little i think we could be with one of those things at least today is not bringing the rain, but it is cool and a little bit on the gray side to start later on today. sunshine comes right back out. you're already seeing it really starting to reappear right over the east bay. berkeley looking good. still the evidence of that low lying cloud cover that we've had throughout the morning. visibility is already improving for most spots but do watch for some low clouds, especially further inland. current temperatures are in the 50's lat

doctor ann kaplan mulholland started a multimillion dollar company called eye finance 25 years ago. >for medical dental and home improvement bills. >> a credit score is just one factor. she uses to determine whether or not alone. someone money. the. >> out understanding we have to have all of that. is astronomical that goes conditt's 62 variables that go into making that one credit decision. >> lenders are looking at your bank account. history instability as well. if you move too often or change your phone number. that's a red flag according to experian credit review americans hit a record high score throughout the pandemic landing an average of 7.16, but kaplan mulholland says the higher scores are misleading because they were attributed to folks spending last due to the lockdown. people are not people are not borrowing. people are moving home with their parents to whatever you do, don't cancel a line of credit simply because you're not using it. having credit history. that is open and more of it to use will give you a higher credit score. she says. and in order to maintain it. >> wh

then you have the dallas fed president, robert kaplan has to step down amid the scandal.he whole fed board is going to change drastically the next year or so. certainly one to watch. the quick check of the latest headlines. local markets plunge 74 percent from september to october. to prioritize markets abroad, the company exported more than 40,000 cars at the shanghai factory, more than 10 times september's amount. tesla has its overseas shipment in the first half of the quarter before ramping up local deliveries later. tesla shares recover losses in new york following elon musk twitter poll, which endorsed him, selling 10% of his stake of the 3.5 million responded, about 58% said they support a sale. analysts remain split on a potential implication. bloomberg intelligence said his pledge could get him in trouble with the ftc if he does not clear it with securities counsel first. not sure whether musk will follow through. they miss the -- they may list the commercial vehicle. the carmaker is considering domestic and overseas market for the ipo, which could come as early

joining me now are the attorneys for the charlottesville plaintiffs, roberta kaplan and karen dunn.ch for coming to "the sunday show" and it is great to see you, my friends. it has been a very long time. thank you for coming to "the sunday show." >> thank you for having us. >> roberta, we sat down for an interview in my podcast at the washington post four years ago after you and karen were hired by the integrity for america, a nonprofit civil rights organization that helped to support the lawsuit. you were using the 1871 -- i think the klan law, to bring this suit. talk about that law and why it was so important for the suit you both brought. >> so the ku klux klan after 1871 basically means what it says. it was a law passed by the reconstructionist congress after the civil war to stop the violent lynchings that were being done, perfect picture, during the rise of the kkk. and what happened in charlottesville, let me back up, it is one of the very few civil rights laws that applies to private conduct as opposed to governmental conduct. and our argument and our case was that what hap