take a look. >> ken: don't listen to the president.americans and bullying businesses. what they should do is take care of their own businesses in their own workers. >> chris: you say that texas companies should take care of their own workers. given that, how do you justify the governor of texas, greg abbott, accepting an order that bans any business in texas from issuing a vaccine mandate and how do you justify the governor issuing a ban on all school districts unmask mandates? a band that was overturned just this week by a federal judge. >> ken: i justified that the governor has authority under state law to respond to these types of issues. he's done just that. obviously it is his view that these mask mandates are unnecessary and that vaccine requirements are unnecessary. it's my java states attorney to go and defend what he is done and what the legislature has done. i'm perfectly come to that. >> chris: you said that company should take care of their own workers. is that consecutive with the governance executive order and your enforc

ken: that is an important question.s on being a trusted ad visor to our members. 120 million of them today. we make money when we help them connect to the right financial services products. we don't sell impressions. we get paid a success feet when our partners and members are able to find a financial product that helps them. caroline: you must be incredibly focused and passionate about the world of financial literacy. is that something you think has been focused? on enough? ? do we seem to have, from our heady days of retail investors versus ken griffin? now it is just bitcoin. and crypto and nft investors. . i'm interested in your perspective on how people are understanding what they can spend on and if this is a role. . for government in some way ken: i think the financial services industry has got tremendously complicated over the last 30 years when you think about big data and machine learning. when you think about the new innovations and technologies banks are using to find the right customers to underwrite the ri

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. want to show you a map of where all of these weekends smash and grabs took place all across the bay area from the nordstrom in walnut creek. >> once and more in oakland. sam's hayward lululemon in san jose. of course, louis baton in the city. you can see the major retailers, all of them that were hit a series of thefts started on friday in san francisco. witnesses filmed the moment that thieves ran from the louis, the town store in union square things. look a lot different than past years. of course, there is now a heavy police presence out for everyone to see union square is where we find kron four's. dan kerman tonight with more. dan. >> well, pam and ken, a lot of businesses boarded up, not close but boarded up. just anticipating what could come next the same time, a lot more police officers throughout the day here in union square. as promised the area in and around union square was flooded with police officers again on monday. >> and it will continue to be for the foreseeable futu

back to you, ken and pam. >> thank you. employers picked up the pace of their hiring last month adding more than 530,000 jobs last month. the effects of covid-19 are still causing some supply shortages and rising inflation. but the president says the new report shows the country is continuing to recover at a record pace. the president largely credits his covid relief bill and vaccination program as do fellow democrats, republicans agree the new numbers are good for the country, but ken, the progress on the previous administration. >> under trump. we didn't. we have more jobs and people because everybody is working now under biden. we get more jobs and people because people are sitting on the couch when for the next paycheck. >> house republican leader kevin mccarthy says the new jobs undercut the president's push for his social safety net and climate change policies. >> still ahead, we will take you to atlanta to check out the championship parade for the braves. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom

ken, pam, back to you.onight, mullica shabazz, the daughter of murdered civil rights activist malcolm x has died. police say the 56 year-old woman was found dead in her brooklyn home on monday. adding that her death appears to be from natural causes. her mother was pregnant with her and that when when their father was assassinated in 1965 in harlem. her passion comes just days after 2 of the men convicted of killing malcolm x years ago were exonerated. >> after spending more than 40 years behind bars. a wrongfully convicted missouri man has been exonerated. kevin strickland, who is black was convicted by an all-white jury in 1979 for triple murder in spite of no physical evidence linking him to the crime scene. the judge's decision to release strickland was made possible by a new missouri law which gives prisoners the authority to seek a hearing. if new evidence points toward a wrongful conviction. strickland says he's thankful thankful for his attorneys and everyone who listened him over the years while he

maria: and you make a great point, ken, in terms of joe manchin. will he hold the line?ctually held the line, ken. >> i sure am and i congratulate him and i have enormous respect for this man. he's getting a lot of pressure and a lot of heat but in my opinion he's showing action which manifest the need for the country as a nation. he's doing it. maria: larry, how is it possible that president biden could say repeatedly that this spending plan which by the way maya was on the show said said will cost $4.9 trillion. forget $1.75 trillion number that they've throwing out. $4.9 million, how is it possible that he continues to say that it's not going do increase inflation and that it costs nothing? your take on what -- >> well, i think -- maria: more dollars thrown at the economy. >> you know, maria, i think it's irresponsible. we had people running the committee who took this seriously and when they imposed the tax increased or considered one, they thought it through in terms of ramifications. the current people, they just throw one out every day and they don't think through

and i'm ken wayne. those smash-and-grab thefts that we've been telling you about all over the bay area now getting some extra attention. >> the me. the highway patrol will start helping cities beef up their law enforcement presence just in time for the big holiday for syriza susko reports on how the chp is getting involved to help everybody stay safe. >> it is quiet right now at the sun valley mall in concord a sharp contrast to this. >> criminals armed with hammers making such a racket as they smashed open the thick security cases that iceberg jewelers last week. the people in the mall font guns were being fired in response to that smash-and-grab and the steady series of similar crimes such as this one in fairfield, california. highway patrol will now be teaming up with local law enforcement launching their organized retail crime task force. the goal will to help assist in pursuing leads identifying suspects and supporting criminal investigations. chp officials say many of these crimes involve complica

ken and pam, back to you. grant. thank you for that report. tonight. other news this evening as of now, no charges will be filed against the teenager suspected of shooting and killing another teen at a halloween party in gilroy. >> that shooting happened on saturday at the home of gilroy city council member rebecca arm and loss. as police arrested her second cousin 19 year-old benjamin called on in connection to the shooting. in a statement, the santa clara county district attorney's office says it has declined to file charges, but is still investigating 2 people have been arrested for shooting and killing a man on halloween in san jose alfred castillo has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon and accessory to homicide efron unsure as has been charged with homicide. the victim was shot on great oaks drive on sunday afternoon and did not survive the motive for this shooting is still unclear tonight, a southwest airlinei pilot has been cited with assault and battery in the south bay. >> after an alleged fight with the flight attendant over face

pam and ken. >> all right. thank you day will researchers came up with several vaccines, as you know, for covid and they did so in record time now those shots in the arm are our main source of protection. the scientists all around the world are continuing their research to determine what's next. stanford researchers say the answer might be a vaccine in the form of a nasal spray kron four's. dan kerman shows us how it will work. >> well, a few shots in the arm of become common practice in protecting people against covid-19 researchers at stanford university are working on a potential game changer. a covid-19 vaccine in the form of a nasal spray or we can. >> delivering dna that belongs to the spike protein off the virus of the covid virus directly to the line and all the respect right. something knows the names of firearms at the back of them owns the truck he lebron kai all the way down into the lungs. 2 immunize the cells that line the this not only is this more efficient in that mobilizes the army in the body

you know, that this is a grept a great evening for. >> look, i know this sounds cliche and ken and iabout this last night. but covering steph curry truly is a treat and we have to appreciate it while he's still here for the 10th time in his career step had a 50 piece with some fries. this was last night. against the hawks. get this is actually the oldest player in league history have 50 points and 10 assists that a stat that he probably doesn't need me telling everybody. but look, if you're 13 for step and the production doesn't happen by accident like he says it's all about loving the process. >> understand i'm blessed to play this game feel healthy ask them in position where. i'm still have joy and love what i do. and who i get to do you know, get to play in front of and all that. so. whatever it takes to, you know, maintain and i have a pretty good understanding and clarity around with that. is this what you rely on, especially through 82 games because it's a lot so you kind of get lost in the process and it keeps reaping benefits. so state would. >> 3 time champ. he knows it's on

i'm ken wayne and i'm pale more. to our 4 zone forecast with a live look outside checking out conditions. >> we have our live camera. we're going to show you. all right. here we come. and there it is what you can see very much because of the rain and the fog and the mist from the rain. >> but nonetheless, we know this is what we need mount tam cam stuck in the clouds up there. kron 4 meteorologist dave sphar joins us now with a look ahead ken and pam. it was exactly what we needed because not that heavy kind of rain not come with a lot of winds. we have a little bit of a breeze but not real heavy kind of winds to and that's what we're going to see more of religious. more to come upstream, golden gate bridge. some of the fog we mentioned is settling in and this is going to be something you're going to see all over the bay. even inland. >> because all this moisture at the surface that's going to develop. we like to say is radiation fog. here's the wide perspective of things. you can see that turning of that kind of mod

ken and pam. thanks in national news today, the justice department is suing texas over its new voting restrictions. >> the federal government is concerned that texas will disenfranchise eligible voters and violate federal voting rights law. >> the lawsuit challenges, the law which is known as sb one. it was passed earlier this year designed to overhaul election procedures in texas. the law bans 24 hour and drive-thru voting. it imposes new hurdles on mail in ballots and it empowers partisan poll watchers. >> california is getting ready to fall back an hour. he even though voters approved a measure that would have been the first step to trying to stop this practice. that was 3 years ago. proposition 7 gave the state legislature the power to get rid of the time change with a 2 thirds vote so long as the changes are consistent with federal law. so while we continue here in california to fall back in spring forward. the state legislature. it's apparently been stuck on this time debate. >> sleep expert

okay, ken, let's talk about charlottesville now. nine plaintiffs getting $25 million, and the white nationalist behind the rally were found responsible for the violence. but what are the real consequences? i mean, are the folks likely to ever see any of that money? >> it's not clear that any of these defendants can pay any of this money. but you know, that was never the point. the aim of this lawsuit was to bank erupt these racist leaders and their organizations and to send a message that there are consequences beyond the criminal arena for those who conspire to commit racially motivated violence. this trial was closely watched on the far right, and these judgments, presuming they stand, will follow these men forever. that said, this wasn't a complete victory for the victims who sued. the jury deadlocked on two counts of conspiracy under the 1871 ku klux klan law, and the plaintiffs didn't get the damage they asked for. about half of the $25 million was levied against single defendant james field who's serving life in prison for dri

ken. it actually might be relevant. new just into this a new batch of subpoenas just out out from the january 6th select committee. nbc's leanne caldwell on capitol hill and also with us betsey woodruff swan along with mark murray. leanne, let me start with you here. listen, this is literally just breaking in the last 30 seconds here. new subpoenas issued to the proud bois, the head of the proud bois, the oath keepers. leanne, talk through what we have here and this statement just out now from the chairman of the january 6th select committee. >> yeah, hallie, this is a new batch of subpoenas, and there's one key sentence in the release the select committee says that it really tells why these people are targeted. it says we believe the individuals and organizations we subpoenaed today have relevant information about how violence erupted at the capitol and the preparation leading up to this violent attack. now, the individual letters, there were five letters sent out to the people that you see on the screen and the people

it's something dear to my heart, ken has been a great help. to a great start. >> i don't know where to start with you i mane, between you know harlem, children's zone, you are all over the place nyu medical center >> hikelike horse ma gnure, i'm over >> they have a wonderful family, 31 grandchildren, nine kids. i don't know how the heck he had time for work, but he did. when larry explained to me the goal here, it made all kind of sense, clarify one thing nyu the university >> not the medical center. >> well, the medical center will do whatever they can to help when asked but the push here, the big thing is for kids in colleges to keep their eyes out and alert these kids that are struggling, that will go to the extreme of taking their own lives, it isn't a surprise, in many cases, you had clear signs him all we want to do is to make sure everybody is aware of the risk of the challenge of the danger. thank god for larry and his family what they have done here is spectacular. >> we got great feedback from the people who have employed the program

ken pam. >> taylor, thank you for that. santa clara police say they're investigating after a shoe store was hit twice in less than a week by a large group of thieves. police say a group of about 2 dozen people forced their way into the store inside the santa clara town center on el camino reale stealing shoes and clothing. it happened last tuesday. the 23rd around one in the morning and then again last night around 1130 last night. according to police, they say they have no suspects and they're asking anyone who has any information to contact santa clara police. well, these retail crimes unfortunately. and not just happening here in the bay area. but across the entire natiot coming up tonight at 1030. we are going to take a closer look. >> at which stores in particular, the criminals are targeting and how police are trying to respond. police in the east bay. we're all so busy with 2 separate car jackings this weekend in the suspects are all juveniles yeah. and one case a 13 year-old boy was arrested after stealing a car in

ken, it's been a long back and forth battle between the 2 sides.owever, those campaigning against jayson were able gather more, many more than the 51,000 signatures required to move this recall forward. and now of course, as you can imagine, those campaigning in in support of well, they're gearing up to keep him in office. >> a special election will now take place in san francisco on june 7th determining the fate of district attorney chase teen on tuesday. the department of elections certified a petition seeking the recall of booting those campaigning to remove the district attorney from office submitted 83,000 signatures to election officials, which is about 32,000 more than what is required to put the measure on the ballot. the recall will be lumped in with many other measures in the local june election. john arts with the department of elections explains how this recall will be a bit different as will not see a list of candidates to potentially replace the person being rick. >> who is being asked whether to be recalled or not. so in san francisc

ken and pam here with the news at 6, a pretty much try any ice cream flavor. >> you start mixing andgs like out. but thanksgiving. have desserts, right. so gizzard ice cream. that sounds pretty good. i do it just to say i >> thank you guys you all right. coming up at 6 o'clock tonight. >> a woman comes face to face with a bear in her own lake tahoe home. she was mauled and she describes what it was like during that incident and what's being done to prevent another attack from happening. plus one of the bay area's favorite giants is calling it quits. what we know about the retirement of buster posey. >> i'm ken wayne pam moore, the news at 6 is next. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments that may help your eyes— and protect aga

. >> laura: every generation has >> every generation has heroes, world war ii vet ken brown is one of the. i sat down with mister brown at the national museum in wyoming, he survived fighting and he was he mentally would was like going back to that hallowed battlefield decades later. >> it was a good thing i went. it was therapeutic, able to handle -- terrible things i had seen and tried to forget through the years, didn't talk about the war for 50 years after being home. i just couldn't -- it brought back bad memories into i didn't want to talk about it, paid the price of freedom. >> is america soft today? >> we have some soft leadership today, not getting the kind of leadership that makes us proud to be americans and proud to sacrifice and things to keep the nation strong. >> happy veterans day to ken and his family. he is amazing, he stood for the entire interview, 98 years old. that's all we have tonight. we go from world war ii to iraq and afghanistan where my next guest is congressman and retired u.s. army major mark green. hearing stories from veterans from 75, 78 years ago lik

ken and kathryn, hard to believe for a for it. not yet.ksgiving let alone christmas. so they keep losing to i mean, maybe it's the pandemic. it's like what? it's thanksgiving. it was just some flying by. all right. take it away guys. have a good for chief sample >> any minute now there was some left. probably is theirs or working here's what we're working on the thanksgiving travel rush is underway today expected in fact, to be the busiest travel day at sfo. >> since the pandemic began. we are live as people are getting ready to get out of town and sad news here. little boy laid to rest today after becoming a victim to gun violence in oakland. the family of 23 month old jasper. wu said their farewells today call for justice. >> i'm ken wayne. and i'm catherine heenan. the news at 6. coming up next. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting start

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore.boy died last saturday after getting hit by a stray bullet while his mother drove them home to fremont along. interstate 80. >> for shells. clifford was at the announcement today with oakland leaders. >> well here in oakland on friday, the chinatown chamber of commerce crimes against asians, reward fund and the san francisco police officers association have teamed up to offer a $10,0

i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore.s of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> being on high alert as appropriate. the concern is appropriate panicking is certainly not appropriate. >> our top story tonight at 6 are growing concerns about the highly transmissible the kron covid-19 variants bay area infectious disease expert call this new variant, a cause for concern but not a cause for panic. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. the world health organization is warning that the omicron variant. >> represents a very high risk to the global community bay area health experts say their level of concern remains in a holding pattern and they want some key questions answered. force and kermit reports. >> we know very little about this. this variant at this point they are doctors weighing in on the latest covid

and i'm ken wayne.happened over the weekend at a center health clinic in antioch. >> kron four's phillipe djegal explains why an infectious disease doctor ultimately believes the children are not in danger. >> center health confirms 14 children received the incorrect pediatric dose of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine. the father of 2 kids invocved confirms they received their shots over the weekend at a sutter health facility on lone tree way in antioch. he believes they received slightly less than twice the dosage intended for their age group in a written statement sutter health says the patients, quote, received vaccines with an incorrect amount of diluting it

ken and pam. >> catherine, thank you very much. the smash and grabs are happening with more frequency. and of course. >> holiday shopping is now upon us. yeah. that is why security experts say it's important to consider some additional safety measures when you're out and about for cerissa stasio has some advice. >> watching this video as a shopper moves into a photo booth to hide as criminals ransack a jewelry store in fairfield. it is quick thinking like this security experts say that could protect you as a bay area faces a recent an alarming rise of smash and grabs. >> but i was still my family specifically in my friends with close wins is the first thing we need to do is be aware of our surroundings, which means get your head out of the sand or in this case out of your phone as you're walking around shopping or going to dinner or walking simply down the street at this point, evan fraser, a former police officer now in private security. >> says that these bold crimes will probably continue especially as a holiday season cranks up

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. pam has the night off a number of investigations are underway tonight in oakland. the latest. >> concerning a mother and daughter who were shot inside their home. kron four's dan kerman reports on that latest violence. >> for many gunfire continues to be the go to method for solving disputes in the city of oakland, the 1030 sunday night. a woman and her 11 year-old daughter were shot while inside a home in the 7500 block of sterling drive both are in stable condition and expected to survive. when i look at. >> you know, 11 year-old girl with my own daughter 12 years old. i can only imagine the trauma that she has gone through and how that's going to stay with her for the rest of her life. >> oakland city council member lauren taylor says police must solve more cases, but he also says violence prevention and intervention efforts must be expanded. >> we have to be treating root causes at the same time that we're stopping the bleeding in addressing the immediate response and i think it's

pam and ken, back to you. all right. grant, thank you. today in washington, dc senator alex padilla introduced legislation that

ken, pam, back to you. ellen, thank you for that. >> meantime, another big story tonight, giants fans are getting ready to say thank you. and goodbye to one of the bay area's most beloved athletes, longtime catcher and fan favorite buster posey expected to announce his retirement tomorrow posey has been a fan favorite for more than a decade leading the team to 3 world series titles and today's news really came as a pshock for a lot of the fans kron four's sports reporter kylen mills at oracle park today. he had a chance to talk with fans and joins us live now with what they had to say. kylen. >> it is the end of an era here at oracle park for the last 12 years. giants catcher buster posey has been the face of this franchise 7 world series rings. he was named an all-star set or 3 world series rings, rather, he was named an all-star 7 times. he also has a 2012 national league player of the year. beyond the numbers, though buster posey was known for his professionalism and leadership teammates have nothing but

i was involved with the rangel ken sure ten years ago, the last time there was a ken sure and believehis is a hard thing to do. i'm almost at a loss for words to describe how this seems so bizarre and surreal that a member could just be so cavalier about the whole thing. >> well, i'm glad you feel that way because as an outside observer it certainly seems crazy. i mean, there used to be a time, you said twhrks this kind of punishment would make a difference, right? but gosar seemed empowered, emboldened versus remorseful. what does his re-tweeting the video tell you? >> well, it tells me that he's simply unapologetic. i don't think he ever really apologized. i think he expressed some regret in a closed door meeting but he's unapologetic, and what's sad about today's politics is people like, you know, paul gosar and marjorie taylor greene are able to monetize their notarize. you know, ordinarily if you had been sanctioned like this, you would lose a lot of friends, and people would be less inclined to suspect and your campaign and probably would be the end of your career, but nowadays

i'm ken >> from the bay area's news station.n 4 news at 6. >> now it's 6 various still shaking a little bit after a 3.9 magnitude earthquake in san ramon late this morning that was followed by a series of aftershocks. the latest happened just about 2 hours ago. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine for pam moore. so far we have felt for significant aftershocks and there's been at least a dozen more than a dozen in all, all of them centered near san ramon and danville. take a look at the first quake hit at 1143 this morning. it was a 3.9 3 minutes later an aftershock of 2.6 at 1158 another one this time of 3 point. oh, and the latest for a one was a 2.8 kron four's. dan thorn has been in denville still shaken.

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ken joins us now, ken, i just feel the need to say this because we live in an age where people are pigeonholeds jefferson. and, again, our culture. so, so, two truths. two things can be true at the same time. yes, we can celebrate that. but itless is important that we do take a long, hard, cold look at our failings and our blind spots in the past. so, we can better address them moving forward. >> that's exactly right. and that's the purpose of this we had going with the philanthropist david rubinstein called "luna, which allows you to look at the way of our complicated past, and we have to acknowledge it's complicated past informs our present moment. now that history has been hijacked by politics which is a binary system on or off, where somehow everything is black or white, it's either wrong or right. and things are much more interesting, complicated. there's undertow and in the sand creek massacre, it was labeled for years and years as a battle. it wasn't, volunteer arm guys just after president lincoln's re-election went in and massacred 150 unarmed cheyenne and arapaho mostly women and chi

i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne. and i'm pam moore. the protesters gathered near the visitor center of the bridge before moving to the pedestrian walkway. they've been. >> back and forth. the crowd has been building throughout the evening. kron 4 dan kerman joins us live now with details on what's going on right now. there. >> well, right now we can tell you that protesters have had some varying degrees of success slowing down traffic. they've been i'm not on to the bridge themselves. they've remained on the walkway, but cars that have been going across the bridge have been slowing things down and that has led to many of the backups that have been going on today. the protesters have actually not physically got on to the bridge. so again, varying degrees of success. but again, these protesters want to get out their message that they are against. >> forced vaccines so people can take part in various parts of society. >> demonstrators gather thursday afternoon near the welcome center at the golden gate bridge to protest covid-19 vaccine m

ken, thank you, rebecca. also coming up, a live look at sfo tonight as we get details on a protest planned for tomorrow. what you need to know on one of the busiest travel days of the season. >> high gas prices. this is a problem. >> president biden fighting high gas prices. how he's vowing to help americans keep their travel plans through the holidays and was it a mistake or a promotion. $0.45 for a gallon of where this low price station is located in california. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments that may help your eyes— and protect against vision loss. visit noweyesee.com and take control of your sight. >> president biden has just announced he's

kron 4 meteorologist dave sphar joins us now with a look ahead ken and pam. it was exactly what we needed because not that heavy kind of rain not come with a lot of winds. we have a little bit of a breeze but not real heavy kind of winds to and that's what we're going to see more of religious. more to come upstream, golden gate bridge. some of the fog we mentioned is settling in and this is going to be something you're going to see all over the bay. even inland. >> because all this moisture at the surface that's going to develop. we like to say is radiation fog. here's the wide perspective of things. you can see that turning of that kind of moderate to light rain showers at times drizzle and amounts anywhere from a quarter to about a half of an inch of rain, a little better in some of those higher elevations. there was one little batch up here is left to had to be had here before we can kind of put this to rest in the drizzle later tonight. but there you can see where we stand right now. here's the bay area and the little patch, right upstream there to note s

right and colleague ken loach on your program. how can a smart he makes very low budget phil and her does exactly what he wants. and i tend to because it takes me time in a way the production values of more complex than perhaps his kind of films which are wonderful. and it becomes more difficult. but you know, you're right. it is. the problem with move is, is there not paintings and then on novels they are complicated things that cost money involve a lot of stuff. you know. i mean the going to do you use room at the top. i know is mentioned in the michael your mike, maybe, but then you say your use your knowledge or what it is to be young. and with all from society, mentioning salinger's books and, and james, dean films, very important. the american idea alienated youth the somewhere in the background of all your films. no, certainly. i mean, you know, i was, i suppose, pretty much the age of its hero. i'm when cats are in there, i was published more or less, maybe slightly on a year or 2 younger. but look, here's the thing we who

and i'm ken wayne. the vaccine mix-up happened over the weekend at a center health clinic in antioch. >> kron four's phillipe djegal explains why an infectious disease doctor ultimately believes the children are not in danger. >> center health confirms 14 children received the incorrect pediatric dose of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine. the father of 2 kids invocved confirms they received their shots over the weekend at a sutter health facility on lone tree way in antioch. he believes they received slightly less than twice the dosage intended for their age group in a written statement sutter health says the patients, quote, received vaccines with an incorrect amount of diluting it as soon as we learned of this, we contacted the parents and advise them of cdc guidance in this situation. the safety of our patients is our top priority and we immediately reviewed our processes to help make sure this doesn't happen again. i definitely understand the anxiety. >> and fear of parents infectious disease specialist doc

pam, ken, good evening. the doors here at the nordstrom store broadway plaza in walnut creek closed, probably at 5 o'clock today. >> there are still some concerns over whether or not other businesses will comply with these early closing hours. it's especially concerning, as you mentioned, because we're now approaching the busy holiday shopping season but nordstrom did as well. and so do the number of other businesses here in broadway plaza close their doors as well. caught off guard. >> yeah. and returns on stocks their clothes the price. >> shoppers trying to get inside the nordstrom store in walnut drive to fund the store closed. why did 5 o'clock monday evening workers locked the doors and lowered the games management said it was done out of an abundance of caution after a wild scene saturday night. that's when walnut creek police say as many as 80 people swarmed inside of the store taking off with this much as $200,000 in merchandise. 3 people were arrested. 3 workers were hurt, including one who officer

justice kavanaugh is a pivotal vote as ken pointed out.is morning's questioning, there seems to be good reason to speculate that both justices avenue gnaw and barrett known opponents of abortion, nonetheless, might take a very narrow view of the propriety of the texas statute and find because it is an intentional scheme designed to buy late this principle of judicial review, and, of course, as you point out, this expansion that this same scheme could be used, for instance, for religious rights or for gun rights that they might join the folks on the court who would block the law from staying in effect while litigation was ongoing. it's important to point out that this is not about the substance of texas ee law. it's simply about whether it will be enjoined while litigation is ongoing. >> so i think understandably much of our attention is focussed on the trump appointed justices. right? you've got justice kavanaugh and gorsuch and amy coney barrett. in the last hour they pointed this out. justices kavanaugh and barrett seemed somewhat sympat

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. the good news tonight is that police say they have not found any evidence of a shooting and have since cleared the scene. >> but those initial reports to a massive police response. kron four's gayle ong has been following the story all night long. she's live outside the great mall with the very latest kale. >> ken and pam. it's quiet out here at the great mall where i'm standing is where all the chaos happened. this is where we saw that heavy police presence earlier in the day. and that to to call simultaneously. milpitas police responded to one call just before 5.30, for a reported fight. the second call minutes later of the reported a shooting inside the burlington coat factory, which is right over here where i am. we want to get to some video of what it looked like earlier, kron 4 viewer sent video all around 05:30pm. that's when police responded to the reports of a shooting that prompted the lockdown. you can see a heavy police presence outside one of the entrance is of the great

joining us now is nbc news ken dilanian. ken, walk us through these charges.porter: hallie, baaing in october 2020 democrats in florida began getting emails that appeared to be from the far right group the proud boys threatening them with violence unless they changed party affiliation and voted for donald trump. u.s. intelligence sounded alarms saying the emails are part of an iranian effort to influence the election. today the justice department unveiled charges against two 20-something hackers in connection with the scheme. it's much more extensive than we realized at the tide. they went to tens of thousands of floridians and trying to hack 11 state-related websites and got into one and obtained 100,000 voter registration records, documents say. two iranians accused of trying to hack a news media company. that didn't work. charged with conspiracy, computer fraud and voter disinformation, hallie. >> this case, ken, seems to speak to the larger threat, right? as us say, misinformation, disinformation in u.s. eselections. threat of foreigner from that perspecti

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. >> laura: every generation has heroes and world war ii vet ken brown is one of them. i sat down with mr. brown at the national museum of military vehicle in wyoming. he survived fighting and told me what it was like going back to the battlefield decades later. >> i wasn't sure i would want to go back. too many ghosts and bad memories. it was a good thing i went. it was therapy. i came away kind of able to handle is of the terrible things i had seen. i didn't talk about the war for 50 years after i came home. >> laura: why? >> i just couldn't. it brought up bad memories. i didn't want to talk about it. >> laura: is america soft today? >> i think we have some soft leadership today. not getting the kind of leadership that makes us proud to be americans and proud to sacrifice and keep our nation strong. >> laura: happy veterans day to ken and his family. stood for that entire interview. 98 years old. we now go from world war ii to the wars in iraq and afghanistan where my next guest served. congressman mark green. hearing stories from veterans from 78 years ago like ken b

ken and catherine, the u.s. postal inspector.hat mail theft is a growing problem in the bay area. to homeowners in san francisco bay view neighborhood say that their security camera footage proves that master keys are the reason the break ins are happening. >> this is footage captured in june outside candlestick cove townhomes in san francisco. >> the suspects pulling up in a car motorcycle and then walking over to the mailbox where president of the at candlestick cove. tony west of felt says everyone's male was swiped. >> one person pop some open. one person stays in the car and then the 2 of those other individuals take all the mail and packages and throw him into a garbage bag, then drives away. kristen to skate has lived here for 12 years and says the mailbox break-ins have happened 3 times this year alone. this is where the post office puts in their master key. she says this surveillance video taken early thursday morning of another mailbox break and proves that the thieves are using a master key. we want the locks changed o

pam and ken, back to you. thanks also coming up, dodging the nfl's covid protocols packers quarterback aaron rodgers went on the offensive today about his decision not to get vaccinated. >> plus, the search is on tonight for the vandals who messed with a high school in the south bay. we'll take a look at the damage they caused and a growing demand tonight for photographers to camera companies to create products that will keep them and their equipment safe. we'll show you the frightening encounter that the frightening encounter that just happened to the east bay. mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? or guests?! i love saying yes to more merry for less at ross! i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. or guests?! but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and

i'm ken wayne. gun violence has touched so many lives and families here in the bay area over the years. but especially recently and tonight it has touched us the kron 4 family, a security guard company. one of our reporters. >> was shot while out on assignment this afternoon. kron four's jonathan mccall joins us from the newsroom tonight with what we know so far about this incident. jonathan, him kinda just goes to show as we cover the stories in our communities. we ourselves in the media are not immune to the violence that we're seeing on the streets. oakland police tell us the shooting likely an attempted robbery to still our reporters camera equipment. a guard assigned to that reporter while out covering that story earlier today was shot in the lower abdomen earlier tonight. we've learned that the guard is out of surgery and is in stable. but critical condition at oakland's highland hospital. our reporter was not hurt in that shooting. this all went down just before 1230 this afternoon near the i

and i'm ken wayne currently those 65 years or older are eligible for a booster as well as those aged 18 and up who live in long-term care settings have underlying medical conditions or. >> who work in or live in high-risk settings. covid cases and hospitalizations in california are increasing and that has bay area infectious disease experts worried about another winter surge. kron four's, dan kerman, talk to them today for advice on how to protect yourself. he joins us live from ucsf tonight. dan. >> that's right. you know, vaccinations are here and they say that is still your best form of defense. but again, what they're looking at us with the holidays coming up. >> what can you do. vaccinations boosters and again, back to the old idea of social distancing might be what's best for you going forward. >> over the last 3 weeks we've seen a gradual increase and that increased seems to be continuing. >> a rise of covid cases in california has bay area infectious disease experts sounding the alarm. >> it's of concern that the numbers are going up in a time when we are facing in less than

carley: ken paxton joins us on this massive news.urt in new orleans said that the vaccine mandate raises grave statutory and constitutional issues. are you with that? >> absolutely. we are going to fight this until the bitter end, because the president does not have the authority to force people to get a vaccine and then threaten them with their jobs. nor does osha have statutory authority. so still very confident that in the end the law is actually going to matter and we can't have a president just dictate what's going to happen in this country. ashley: i want to play this vivek murthy defending the vaccine mandate. >> the president the administration wouldn't put these flirmtsd place if they didn't think they were appropriate and necessary. the administration is certainly prepared to defend them. >> if the law survives legal challenges, will the administration be extending the mandate to smaller employers with fewer than 100 employees. >> certainly nothing is off the table at this moment. >> of course they have made it clear that n

joining us now is a texas attorney general ken paxton. mr.ton you are suing the biden administration over the vaccine mandate which you say is unconstitutional in the federal overreach but coronavirus, the virus is killing more than a thousand people every day and a top white house spokesperson had a question this week. take a look. >> the question is why are these legislatures, these republicans getting in the way of saving lives, getting in the way of making sure the economy is working as well and getting out of this pandemic. that is the question for them. >> how do you answer that question sir? >> first of all i'm not in the legislature so i can't answer for our legislature. but i think they want people to have choices over their own decisions so the healthcare with their doctors advice. people have different opinions about what that should be for them mission to be made by the fellow government from joe biden's desk. chris: i want to play a clip from you this week going against the vaccine mandate. take a look. >> i would urge businesses