(ken) take a look at this. a large tree smashed into a home around 7:30 this morning in the hills above redwood city near interstate 280. the oak tree broke free from its roots and fell onto a home while homeowners were inside. they were not hurt. they are now waiting to get the tree cleared , get an estimate on the damage and hire a contractor to fix their home. (2-shot) in the east bay... some street problems in concord. police put a stop to big r-v's taking up space for days, weeks and months. kron 4's gayle ong is live in concord with details. gayle. we're told the drivers of the rvs have been warned.the whole ordeal caught cell phone video shows a man appearing and concord standing by.happened thursdaykeri way home from filmed the her iphone, man named christian owns about to get apparently at large rv's day after day on flamingo the shell gas it hard for drive into the gerosolimo/concord almost become a both sides of gerosolimo says she understands vehicles were but feels bad living in them

(ken)thank you for joining us tonight at 6, i'm ken wayne. (pam) and i'm pam moore. that quick thinking young girl is credited with saving the lives of her family tonight.(ken) kron fours rob fladaboe has more on the story from san jose. (daughter and father hug breaking news right now- as we're learning more about a bomb threat at san francisco state university-(ken) kron4s dan thorn is live there now- dan what's going on? we saw <...at the clerk> (pam) police want you to take a look at the man in this video. he uses pepper spray on the clerk as he steals money from the register. (ken) tonight police are asking for the public's help identifying this man before he strikes again... kron4's haaziq madyun gives you a close look at the man in the video (ots) in the east bay... a group of people are now behind bars ... after a robbery turned into a highway police chase. four people are accused of robbing a lowe's home improvement store in fremont this morning. police tried to pull them over on interstate -880 ... just south of the marina exit in san leandro... but they ke

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(ken) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (ken) according to "forbes," the highest earning youtuber made 26-million - dollars thise's only eight-years- old!(pam) ryan kaji (cagey) from texas has amassed almost 23- million subscribers on his "ryan's world" channel. he started unboxing toys on camera... when he was just three- years old! he has since expanded his content to include experiments and educational topics. ryan has contracts with both nickelodeon and hulu ... and has a production company which employs á28- people. (pam) up next... california's new earthquake early warning application.... issues its first public alert. what one of the app developers has to say about its effectiveness. (ken) a small earthquake in monterey county this week triggered the state's earthquake early warning system... and, for the first time since it was released to the public in the fall... the state's earthquake early warning system cellphone app sent out an alert. kron four's philippe djegal reports from berkeley where seismologists are calling the program a success. (philippe) doctor peggy hellweg is thrilled the myshake app

ken's wealthy wife dee was novak's client. that's why ken dolezsar knew ken novak.nd something made ken's relatives suspicious. so detectives drove over to the loft where they spoke with mr. novak. >> he was soft spoken. >> reporter: and a bright man. >> he came across as very intelligent, yes. >> reporter: answered all the questions but didn't seem to be of much help. then as detective carriger was preparing to leave, he tried one more question. that prepaid cell phone, the one someone used to invite ken to the fatal meeting, the store had surveillance video of a man buying that very phone. ken's family set they didn't recognize him, but would novak? carriger showed him the photo. >> we asked who is that? he says he's my neighbor. he lives two floors below. >> reporter: and just like that, a big piece of the puzzle plopped into place. but fair warning -- as you'll see, puzzle pieces and some residents of this downtown loft might not be quite what they seem. >>> coming up -- >> while the investigation takes as many turns as one of the building's hallways. >> i've ne

ken's sister struggled with schizophrenia. after the film premiered at the sundance film festival in january to a standing ovation, i sat down with patrisse cullors and ken rosenberg -- who is also an addiction psychiatrist affiliated with weil cornell medical center in new york city. in october, he published his book "bedlam: an intimate journey into america's health crisis." i asked him why he chose the name "bedlam." >> bedlam was the first mental institution in the world. it was nicknamed bedlam because that is how people got to know of it. it is a name now synonymous with chaos and craziness. i think it very much dederibes at is haening noin erica,hat the mental ill were on e e stres, i in e jail, part oththeystem that is utterly insane. they lk treatmentesearch, resours. hence the naname bedlam. for me, this is a professional film and a personal film. it is a film i have say i i've always wanted to make an enzyme was kind ofof dreaded making, frankly, because i never thohout i wouldld share my personal sto. until it was

(ken)thank you for joining us tonight at 6, i'm ken wayne. (pam) and i'm pam moore.at quick thinking young girl is credited with saving the lives of her family tonight.(ken) kron fours rob fladaboe has more on the story from san jose. (daughter and father hug

at the live news desk, ken bastida, back to you. >> all right, ken, thank you. >>> a mom's intickets take over in stockton when a man jumps in the back of her suv with her 3 children inside. bystanders jumped into action to stop the bay stander from taking off. >> he started hitting my mom. >> reporter: isaiah says he was backseat from his brothers when a man jumped into the suv. >> i was in my mom's car playing my game and out of nowhere a guy hopped into the back. >> reporter: in a moment of fight or flight, patricia hit the suspect. surveillance video shows the tense moments as her husband and a group of good samaritans quickly the suspect out of suv. >> we want them to do almost exactly what this mother did yesterday. >> reporter: the stockton police department says the mother honking to get someone's attention, she likely saved her family's life, but she credits her husband and the good samaritans. >> i thank god we're here. >> reporter: elijah cervantes was later arrested. the family is steal healing but grateful for the mom's quick thinking and the good samaritans that made a

i'm ken wayne.(pam) i'm pam moore.t for the three- hour debate... it's the smallest group of democratic candidates on a debate stage. kron 4's grant lodes joins us in the studio with highlights. (grant) pam and ken... as we heard the candidates... president trump's impeachment was a major topic at tonight's debate. all of the candidates at the debate say -- they support impeaching president trump... indicating it's necessary for our country.

ken, there's no way to challenge the impeachment. if we do not do what sol says the senate could do, there's no way to challenge the house impeachment legally in any court proceeding. it would not be disheveled, correct? >> that is correct. the drawers are shut, this is all going to be between the house and the senate. >> laura: wow, everybody gets continuing legal education credit your tonight on the "ingram angle." great to see both of you and have a merry christmas. coming up, how badly he could democrats' impeachment vote backfire? our congressional angle, is zeldin, lee, gaetz here tonight. ( ♪ ) we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sel

. >>> i'm ken bastida at the live desk. devastating twisters have hit parts of louisiana and mississippi. we'll check in now. at least 1 person killed in the city of alexandria, louisiana. hit hard. that storm just about flattening the baptist church and school next door. luckily the kids were able to run for cover. and in western mississippi, tornadoes took down trees, power lines, roofs on houses and blocked major roadways as well. the twisters are just a part of the dangerous weather that's moving through that part of the country. winter storm has taken at least 10 lives, almost 60 million people were under weather alerts today. missouri was a prime target as well. a blizzard dumping 9 inches of snow there. a handful of motorists have been killed in spin outs and rollovers. kansas also reporting up to 11 inches of snow in some areas. at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida, back to you. >> out of the water. >>> a dramatic rescue caught on camera near humboldt county. an exhausted surfer was plucked out of the water. the s

what did you think of tanks, ken? horrible bleeding things.n't say i suffered from claustrophobia, but i was always uncomfortable inside one. very rarely did we ever goes down into the... and never ever put the lid on the top. it was the war time, and you were simply called up, and that was it, and off you went. you said, "goodbye, mum and dad," and that's it. he was only a boy. well, all of them were, weren't they? and i was thinking, "i'm looking at you, and that could be the last time i see you." we didn't know it was called d—day then. we were simply soldiers training to do a job later on. newsreel: across the water come more landing craft getting us further evidence from which we may gauge the scale of operations. we were training every day, yeah, doing assault courses and whatnot. i was very fit in those days. i was called up, and i went to a training battalion. i will remember that horrible soldier putting you through the mill and that. we were allowed, i think, one card to send home through our parents. and when i was home on leave, i

ken langone, joe terranova, and tom farley, former president of the nyse so, ken, i know that you --or mike. >> good man. great job as mayor. >> smart, yeah built a great business, great company. >> yeah. >> probably make a pretty good president, think he's got a chance >> i think he would be a great president. does he have a chance? one of the things that concerns me is that people on the left, sanders, warren, booker, buttigieg, whatever, they all have -- >> buttigieg. >> they all have skin in the game and they're not going to quietly go away. it is going to be a dogfight and, you know, mike is a class act among other things and i'm just not sure that mike will go to the level that they're willing to go to -- >> do you have a problem with the nanny state moniker, the twitter feed from the midwest goes crazy with big gulps and -- >> wait a minute wait a minute. >> what? okay, go ahead >> wouldn't it be wonderful if 100 years ago we said you can't smoke. do you realize the devastation of the lives because people smoke? >> yeah. go on. >> all right, so where do you draw the line? >> i

ken starr joins us tonight.ery much for coming on. >> my pleasure, tucker. >> tucker: we thought about this more than any living american. what qualifies as a high crime or misdemeanor sufficient to impeach? how i would you rate the charges against the president now? >> i would rate the current charges as not meeting, not even coming near the term high crimes and misdemeanors. those terms are tied to treason and bribery and other high crimes, not low crimes, not a low misdemeanors.es something profoundly serious. and also something, i think history is a great teacher here, tucker, read the nixon impeachment articles. they are so powerful. he read those articles and you understand why 400 members of te house of representatives said, we've got to go through with impeachment here. read the glint in articles, muce more divisive, to be sure. when you read the articles, this is serious stuff. we don't know what the articles are going to say but what we do know is, there will be no republican support whatsoever. they w

r joining us tonight, i'm ken why and i pale more the company is set to move is as after signing an agreement with the caesars farm in las vegas. >>kron four's dan kerman joins us now live in san francisco with the latest on the move in how much is going to cost the city. >>well you know this is certainly very inous we've heard about oth conventions moving out certainly nothing as big as oracle this is one of e the biggest in the city and they've beehere for more 2 decades in san francisco oracle is moving its openworld convention to las vegas. i hope it's not a tipping point but i certainly. >>what take heed to these signs these warning signs the san francio chamber of commce as not having those 60,000 people. >>attend open world a real blow to small business. these big conventions, these trickle this means restaurants. sses this means. drive this means i'm in a service industry was set just goes largely made up of complaintsbo the high price of san francio hotels played a role in e decision it's gng to be necessary for us to try and work with it. >>our hotels in order to provide you know bt

. >>> i am >>> i am ken bastida at the live news desk.. let's take you to capitol hill tonight where the house has been busy. not only debating what is going on in washington. the citizenship bill. this is the house making some moves passing another bipartisan bill that would rant thousands of undocumented farmworkers legal status. this measure would provide a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants working in agriculture. it would require companies to verify whether their workers are here in the country illegally through this new federal system. the landmark piece of legislation being passed tonight in dc. at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida back to you. >>> tickets just went on sale to watch the bay area's new indoor football team, the oakland panthers. kenny choi spoke with a couple of players about their start. >> we are a brand-new team. we are going to be exciting to watch. this is my sixth year playing in an arena football league it's a good thing to be home back here in northern california, giving back to the communit

ken: that is possible.fter this election, obviously the attention is going to go to what sort of brexit deal we are going to have. let's be optimistic that we can get something done in january or shortly afterwards. then it is about growth, it is about the economy, how much more money to spend to revive the u.k. economy. that is going to be risking interest rates as well. monetary policy, while it is still very important, is going to have less impact in 2020 than fiscal policy, and that probably gives us a little more upside. tom: you moved overweight into u.k. equities in september, which looks like a pressured move. you start to take money off the table at this point? ken: not yet. we still have areas of uncertainty. those are rooms for improvement as well. u.k. comes back into the global viabler's mind as a market, where previously the brexit risk seems to be too great. so now, i think we should be looking at this in a more traditional way. looking at 2020, since we have been talking about it, 2019, i lo

, along with robert ray, who succeeded ken as whitewater independent counsel. you both have seen this process up close and personal. can, let me start with you. what do you make of what has unfolded tonight, and in the days and weeks preceding, given what we are facing now, with these two articles of impeachment? >> the democrats have searched so hard, under every rock, for a crime. let's return to the text of the constitution. treason. that's a crime. bribery. they hoped for bribery. and then other high crimes and misdemeanors. so the text guides the house of representatives. you need to go find a crime. but this article has essentially been shaped conceptually, i think, laura, by the law professors. the law professors came in and with a very originalist, bowed to the founding fathers, said te founding fathers were really concerned about abuse of power. the problem is that is so open-ended and capacious, it is whatever you want it to be. and here now is the other problem, the practical problem. the record of, from the democrats perspective, is at best, murky.

before clinton impeachment veteran ken starr and sol wisenberg react. also,, three congressmen have been instrumental in exposing the democrat circus. they are all here tonight. did you notice how many lawmakers yesterday compared trump's impeachment to the civil rights movement? candace owens has a reaction. plus we'll have the first reaction to tonight's 2020 democrat debate. it's t a doozy. some big breaking news tonight in john durham's investigation. you have been waiting for it. a busy hour ahead.on but first, america first's fake impeachment. that's the focus of tonight's angle. nancy pelosi and adam schiff were right about one thing. it was historic. but not for the reason they claim. it's historic because it is the first time the impeachment process has been used for purely partisan reasons. >> a slapdash process has r concluded in the first purely partisan impeachment. not the first time they've introduced articles of impeachment, it's the seventh time. it's the predetermined end of a partisan crusade that began before trump was nominated even

ken, lets go to you. you say it is wise for the white house to refuse the house judiciary committee. why do you think that all day long on the resistance media we've been hearing it's a sign of weakness, an administration that doesn't have a case to make. >> well, that is the potential downside politically, but in my view, and you laid these out and quoting from pat cipollone he's letter, the impeachment inquiry just got off on the wrong track. when nancy pelosi i believe and i'm usually more careful with my words, abused her power. by unilaterally declaring an impeachment inquiry as opposed to, and we talked about this weeks ago, but it is still the infection that continues to make this whole process very ill. at every step, there is some dimensional of procedural unfairness. there is a violation of traditions. those things count in the people's house. but she has the raw power, the house of representatives has the raw power. they are abusing their power by the way in which they are conducting the specif

ken starr joins us tonight.hank you so much for coming on. >> my pleasure, tucker. >> tucker: this is a subject you thought about more than any living american, what qualifies as a high crime and misdemeanor sufficient to impeach? how would you rate the charges against the president now? >> i would rate the current charges as not even coming near the term high crimes and misdemeanors. those terms are tied to treason and bribery. other high crimes, not low crimes, low disk meters misdemeanors,something profound. history is a great teacher, read the nixon impeachment articles. they are so powerful. you read those articles and understand why 400 members of the house where preventatives said we've got to go through with impeachment here. read the clinton articles bit much more divisive for sure. when you read those articles, you go, this is serious stuff but we don't know what the articles are going to say but we do know that there'll be no republican support whatsoever. there'll be some democratic slippage as well,

for ken starr to say it, well, it's ken starr. >> on that note, joe, thank you very much.ank you. >>> now to this. this massive 69-car pileup in virginia has left dozens of people hurt. miraculously when you look at your screen, no one died. that story and what you need to know if you are traveling this holiday week. next. without the lactose. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive. yet some say it isn't real milk. i guess those cows must actually be big dogs. sit! i said sit! a president who abuses power. and obstructs justice. the impeachment of donald j. trump. he was supposed to protect our constitution. not trample on it by asking foreign countries to undermine our democracy for his personal political gain. trump broke his oath to america. members of the house and senate must now do their constitutional duty. if you agree, sign our petition at need to impeach.com need to impeach is responsible for the content of this advertising. male anchor: ...an update on the cat who captured our hearts. female anchor: how often should you clean your fridge? stay tuned to fin

great memories, ken! the sharks are 2 and 1 in shoot outs, san jose has 3 more games left on the road trip, and stick around for the top 5. you do not want to miss joe thornton. >>> 49er radio analyst tim ryan apologized to members of the team today following his suspension for making comments about lamar jackson's skin color. and it sounds like the apology was well received. >> we know what he was trying to say. this is the era we live in. it's messed up. but internally we got his back. >> he could have used better verbs, but i don't think anyone in this locker room took it the wrong way. >>> and the bears quarterback passed for 244 yards and 3 touchdowns plus ran in another from 23 yards out. bears beat the cowboys, dallas has lost 3 straight. at 6 and 7, how about that, the cowboys are still the leaders in the nfc east and the playoff picture. if the season ended toda you shouldn't have to live with pain. you shouldn't have to pretend you're fine. you shouldn't have to be the ambulance. you shouldn't h

tonight ken starr said the president's right to refuse to participate in the next phase of impeachment. here is here to explain this moment, you left wing crazies going nuts about this all day long. plus disgraceful lisa page granted her first interview to the media. and she wants you to feel sorry for her. do you? john solomon here to explain why you shouldn't. and also respond to a breaking statement from the doj that just drop moments ago about michael horowitz's ig report coming out. plus joe biden's no more malarkey bus tour. famous thing? a few potholes hit along the way, and i'll grow we can governor mike huckabee walks us through some of the dips in the pavement, but first, impeaching to the choir. that is the focus of tonight's angle. now for as long as i can remember, democrats have claimed a vigorous support for international alliances. and since comp took field of office they warned his americans first approach would isolate them and do more irreparable harm to nato. >> for single consequential life or the united states. >> vladimir putin number one goal to divide the west

ken: hi, david. happy holidays.s year had a typical year in terms of sales and profits, high single digit profit numbers in the broad category of global beverages. it was driven mainly by companies that did a good job in expanding their presence in vibrant categories. no surprise. examples are boston beer, with truly spiked seltzer. surprised everybody but did really well. some of the other categories, monster beverage did really well, expanded their share in the u.s., expanded aggressively internationally. those are some of the stories that led. some stories that didn't go so well are companies with legacy type products, that mass produce popular bills like miller and coors and lacroix was punished by more competition in the nonspike seltzer category. david: ken, go back to the hard seltzer. i am not sure what this winter was, but do we think that's going to have staying power as far as it being a trend, a fad? is it sustained power? will we see people drinking this next summer? ken: i really do think this category

. >>> i am ken bastida at the live news desk. we reports of an active shooter and multiple victims of the pearl harbor naval shipyard. we will have a live report, coming up. >> coming up all the i 6, drivers deciding to buy an electric car lot to do a more altruistic reasons. california's rebate program just got more generous. on the economy, a unique leader. mike bloomberg's created over 400,000 jobs. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay their fair share. education .. affordable college and high skill vocational training so people can succeed in the new economy. economic security .. lower cost health care and affordable middle-class housing. proven leadership on jobs .. to build an economy where people don't just get by, they get ahead. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> i am ken bastida at the live news desk, we are dealing with a breaking situation outside of the pearl harbor naval shipyard, the military says that forces are responding to reports of an ac

thanks for joining us that and i'm ken wayne. >>i'm pale more investigations are still looking into why this attack happened and they are gathering details about the shooter as well reporter lauren day is live tonight from honolulu with more on the chaos lauren what can you tell us right now. >>and can this is just been an awful day here at. one of the main gates behind me is calm now. but earlier today it was just chaos and confusion reports of an active shooter came in just after 2 30 this afternoon. one of the naval shipyards now we now know that 3 men were shot, 2 of them died one is in the hospital in stable conditiom. we are also learning that the shooter was an active duty, us sailor assigned to the uss columbia after shooting 3 civilian workers he then killed himself, this base was placed on lockdown within minutes from the shooting that has since been lifted. chadwick with the us navy says this is truly been tragedy in paradise. >>obviously our thoughts are with the families victims and everyone involved. i can say that

ken wilson estimates it will take at least two to three years to rebuilt the winery. grapes were harvested before the fire and production is handled offsite, the fire should not affect next year's vintage. >> and the soda rock winery is open for tastings daily from 11:00 to 4:00. >> what's striking about that piece is not only the writing, but also the photography. devin shoots his own stuff. he's got a great eye. 60 minutes is next. for news throughout the evening the latest is always on www.kpix.com. >> we'll see you there. kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. ernsatchel paige was still old dominating batters at 59. . celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77. john wheeler illuminated our ideas of the universe at 70. and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space. your best is yet to come. and ford. we go further, so you can. >> president trump is very nice and cool. and i'm nice and cool, too. >>

>>ken and pam a 7 hour ordeal. the suspect is in police custody at this hour we're down the road from where the incident happened over on the warm springs road and ground road we're right by a major shopping center and mission boulevard here in fremont which is a major freeway and as you said this all started as a home invasion robbery around 10 30 this morning. police say the man broke into a woman's apartment home assaulted her and ran away from her belongings about 1130 they were they found him at a construction site about half a mile away from that woman's home we have video of that building from earlier when police we're still at the scene at this of course atta was around the warm springs road and a brown road and in fremont police say the 5 story building construction site that river this massive police response and a standoff situation. and police said that man was not armed but at one point was serving tools from the roof i did speak with the building superintendent who says the suspect got in the building

>> we will keep the train rolling along, ken. high deft upper already picking up the first bands of rain, but the focus of this is tomorrow morning's commute. let's show you what it looks like in futurecast. ring the first bands of rain onshore. that says 11:00 tonight the upper corner here. that is when the first showers begin, and it will rain in the overnight, predawn hours, but the main concern here is what it is for the morning commute. take a look at the 5:0 tymo ing dome isstnot thame p spthrinkles we the last few storms. this is rain i will thlikely cause you hato d have to slow y down. and it keeps going. 6:00 am, pretty much possible to get rain like that anywhere. 9:00 am, still see a band like that coming through the middle of the bay. we will play this out to the west of wednesday, but i also want to talk to you about saturday, the saturday sunday storm the looks rainier than this one. more on that coming up. betty yu. >>> meteorologist mary lee and gianna franco will be helping you navigate the what commute tomorrow

good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. darren peck is showing us what high def doppler looks like right now. >> we all agree, we need the rain. but this storm just has some of the most inconsiderate timing. look at high def doppler, the yellow and orange shows the strongest rain. it's lined upper up perfectly along the 101 corridor. that's where the heaviest is now and has been the last 45 minutes to an hour. hang out if you're on the 80 corridor or any of the others that work their way through the east bay or south bay, that band of rain is headed your way. that's what it looks like when you time lapse it. i'll be back with more in the complete forecast and go into the all the details. see you then. >>> all right, darren, thanks. 2019 will go down as a deadly y there's a shocking number of pedestrian deaths this year. kpix 5's andria borba live in san francisco with what's being done to address the rising numbers. >> reporter: ken, i'm at the corner of drum and california here in san francisco, one of a number of busy ped

at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida, back to you. >>> all right, ken, thank you. today the u.s., mexico, and canada unveiled a new trade agreement. the new deal came about after president trump moved to withdraw from nafta after more than a year of talks democrats now say they're on board. the white house wants congress to ratify the labor friendly trade deal before the end of the year. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, why recovery efforts are still on hold at the site of a deadly volcano eruption. what scientists are afraid of happening at the site in the next 24 hours. >> and a new report about the effects of climate change impacting our lives. >> and were the new england patriots caught cheating? what they're accused of doing to the team they play later this week. >> and don't forget we're streaming now on cbsn bay area. finds us on kpix.com, the cbs news app, also on your favorite platform. >>> 8 people are still unaccounted for this evening after yesterday's volcanic eruption in new zealand. new officials believe they're most likely d

good evening, i'm maria medina. >> and i'm ken bastida.hts at sfo today. 32 more had to be outright canceled. >> kpix 5's don ford spoke with holiday travelers whose hopes of a clean get away got messy. >> reporter: who in the world would travel on one of the busiest travel days of

ken griffin, billionaire, has a lucrative money machine, more so than you might think. check: let's get a quick on the major averages here at and,of the federal reserve perhaps, more importantly, a sense of where it might be headed. saudi aramco trading for the first time today, up 10% on the day. broadise you are seeing markets trading sideways ahead of the action. a couple of stocks getting attention, including home depot down on the forecast. boeing trading on news that the planes might be grounded longer than some had hoped. loomingts are still over the markets and we have a wait and see approach for most of them. otherwise, sideways. a quick check on the pound, here is one that could well be influenced by events, but we have seen a continued rise in the pound ahead of the u.k. elections. as you can see, we continue to see strength as the day goes on. you can't blame investors for being on the sidelines this week. one place we are seeing a lot of activity is the average loan etf with figure b k l. this is after four straight days totalings targeting -- $340 million.

at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida, back to you. >>> all right, ken, thank you. authorities are investigating a cyber attack on the city of pensacola, florida that occurred just hours after the deadly shooting friday at a pensacola naval base. officials are hesitant to link the two. a city spokeswoman says they reported it as a precaution in light of the events on friday. a saudi gunman went on a shooting spree killing 3. the fbi hasn't confirmed whether the gunman acted alone. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a woman mauled by her own tigers. the california conservationist raised them since they were cubs. she explains why she wants to work with them again. >> the 49ers on top of a thrilling win over the saints. now just 3 weeks in the regular season, how their super bowl odds are shaping up. >> a banana taped to a wall sold for 6 figures. how one man decided to leave his own mark on this controversial piece of art. >>> an animal sanctuary founder was mauled by her own tigers this weekend at a charity event. the event was saturday when 2

robert mueller testified that ken starr report ken starr testified. the author of the schiff report is not here. instead he is sending his staff to do his job for him. i guess that's what you get when you are making up impeachment as you go. there will be plenty of time to discuss the factual case for this and the statements that haven't been made. what is detrimental is this. this committee is not hearing from a factual witness or not doing anything past hearing past law school professors and staff. the chairman said something about the president not being able to come. show me where he would have a proper process in this not talking to law school professors and staff instead of witnesses called by both sides. i want to say this in the ending. i love this institution. i was here as a 19-year-old kid as an intern almost 32 years ago. this situation as we see it today is in danger. we see chairmen who are issuing subpoenas for personal vendettas. we see committees such as the judiciary committee that has held many substantive hearings and the center po

good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. after 14 plus hours of heated debate, the house judiciary committee is delaying a vote on articles of impeachment with plans to reconvene tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. on friday the 13th. >> reporter natalie brand is on capitol hill with how a long day ended abruptly. natalie? >> reporter: that was a dramatic, unexpected way to end this marathon day. the top republican on the committee visibly angry. surprised republicans said they felt ambushed, democrats countered they didn't want to take this vote in the dark of night. a long day and night of debate ended unexpectedly as chairman nadler postponed the vote until the morning. republican committee members were furious. >> i've been in public lights now since 2006, and i have just witnessed just the most bush league stunt i've ever witnessed in my professional light. >> reporter: democrats and republicans on the committee clashed for over 14 hours on thursday. >> this is the highest of high crimes, and president trump must be held acco

ken griffin gets a lot of advantage from this.ts out, he generates a lot of financial return from it. would there be a way he could crystallize some of this value? is he looking to do that? reporter: it's been reported still- i think that is something that wouldn't be surprising if it happened in the past. it is a business that does make him a lot of money as is, so he doesn't necessarily need to sell a stake to earn profit from the business. the reality is he probably made even more from citadel securities. vonnie: it is a fascinating story. i would urge everyone to read it. it is all laid out in tom maloney's story. tom, thank you for joining. guy: let's get back to the u.k. election and talk about what the polls are saying. an exclusive poll conducted for bloomberg shows a large number of remainders are now wavering. they are not saying that they are undecided, but they are also not definitely decided. -- runs a nonpartisan polling and election site that pretty good the 2016 u.k. election. he joins us now on the phone. matt, wh

the man with his wife sarah were known as the barbie and ken of the oil patch. this guy worked for them. his name is rick airy. >> for lack of a better term, they stuck out like a couple of turds in a punch bowl. >> well, one way to put it. james met sarah at a drive-thru coffee stand. she was a barista. >> what was he like? >> he was calm, cool, collected, older man, good-looking. he was fun. we'd always go out. he was nice. it was easy. i never thought i'd marry him or go do business with him. >> but that's what she did. they moved to the oil patch in 2011, got married in minot, north dakota, and by 2013, he was the charismatic face of a major trucking operation called

>> reporter: that's right, ken. believe it or not there are still surfers in the water at this hour, even in the fading light. in fact, just within the last half hour or so, some of the largest and most well formed waves have been rolling in. the waves have been pounding the coast all day, and surfers have been taking full advantage. the world famous steamer lane surf spot is cranking out wild and ferocious waves that expert surfers like this guy seem to tame with their boards. but for every oneof those there are plenty more like this, this, and this. >> it's pretty exciting. i told my get my [ bleep] handed to me out there. >> reporter: the huge surf brought out the clouds that lined cliff side drive for a ring side view. one spectator was living legend margo oberg. >> the ones with longer boards are catching all the waves. it's mostly a take off, a turn, and fall off. >> reporter: and speaking of big wave surf spots, mavericks was also breaking on the coast near half moon bay, but the waves themselves put on a sho

good evening i veronica de la cruz. >> i am ken bastida. he was not the car thief the deputies thought they were chasing. instead he was the owner of the car when deputies spotted the car at 5:40 a.m. last wednesday, just east of creighton. the pursuit lasted about 20 minutes and eventually they box in the vehicle. and taste of the driver, who allegedly struggled with sheriff's deputies. wilson walker is live, in sonoma county with this strange, and tragic case. wilson? >> reporter: can, there are dozens of people filing into the bluefield firehouse behind me to talk about the incident that unfolded on this very street one week ago. as you said, it is sort of a bizarre, tangled story of a man who dies in custody after a confrontation with police, driving a car he had reported stolen. a car number that was his car. >> a deputy had attempted to make a car stop on the vehicle reported stolen. that stop ultimately turned into a suit. >> reporter: asserted a bloomfield emory and stretched over country roads for about 4 1/2 miles >> the pursuit l