ken: good question.oing to the consumer side we expect loan growth will be higher, possibly 3% to 5%. personal loans, 2% to 3%. oil loans, lack of inventory is down. on the commercial and industrial landscape there is not a distressed industry. last quarter that was up 5%. mid single digits again for commercial loans. lisa: if we can go back to the investment banking side, obviously we are expecting the dealmaking activity was weighed down by geopolitical risk in the first quarter. what does it look like going forward? ken: the pipeline is the optimistic view. you need to take actions to close up or down significantly versus a year ago. what we need to see is more ceo confidence. i can relate to needing capital for the business or m&a. we also need to see, particularly in equity underwriting, a calendar for ipos moving ahead. the more niche area, spac's, is really done from speculation last year. the underwriting will be positive year-over-year. tom: i look at the executive derby and the splash yesterday

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to another ken, you might have heard of this fellow, ken langone, the co-founder of home depot. thanks for taking the time. >> thanks for having me on, stuart. >> neil: it's neil. >> i think i know who you are. >> neil: i was thinking of the environment you and bernie started home depot. in it was very inflationary. you had stagflation. you got through it. but it's toughner an environment like that. are we entering in an environment like that now? >> i think your previous guest hit it right. we've got to get rates well above the inflation rate if we want to snap inflation. just like paul volcker did in 80 and 81. the tragedy is a year ago and i'm happy i said it public so it can be checked, i made it very clear, people i respect like stan, the same thing, this was not transitory. this was a real serious case of inflation. we lost a whole year on addressing the issue. only because frankly we have leadership today in america that isn't willing to admit when they're wrong. they made a terrible blunder here. now the price has to be paid. if you want to get inflation back, you want t

want to go to ken fisher right now.n the job i do to talk to some of the finest brains in the financial world, and i certainly rank him up there with that. not only because he's become a billionaire many times over, zig ging when others zag, but he's also a very calming presence in the middle of the craziness in the markets and correlations that we seem to buy that aren't always so picture perfect or reliable, ken fisher is the founder executive chairman and co-chief investment officer fisher investments and ken very good to have you back with us. >> thank you so much for having me back, neil. it's great. neil: same here. so ken, i read a lot of your writings and not too long ago you were looking at this correlation between rising rates and how the markets perform, and i was a little surprised to discover that for the most part, the markets not only a holdup. they go up. it's not 100% but it's a much- higher percentage than i thought, so why is that? >> so first, what is abundantly clear which is that the correlation be

she says ken li they say no kenley ken li it's chinese guy barbie haha ​​ah but it kinda doesn't matterude to today's, let's say the performance of anubis well, brilliantly beautiful at such a taste and high level. that's why i stayed and applauded. anubis to you tonight. thanks a lot. thank you hit, but timur rodriguez hit your heart well, without today i didn’t have a single release this season, when anubis didn’t hit, i’ll see it in my heart and i’ll see it before rehashing. this is a cover. it was such a batfinger group, and i had a song from her, but you remembered walter afanasiev for a reason, because 90% of the hits are afanasik. and you know that he is a famous arranger. uh, songs about titanic, this is this arrangement and production by walter afanasiev, and moreover , there is an interesting story when they, uh, chose the arrangement. ah, it was very funny that they then added instruments to the winder, and then abandoned it, returned to the first version and left only this pipe. yes, yes, come on, we are something expensive. it's just that we hmm you gave us such an emotiona

elizabeth: to ken's point, not just about title 42, congressman.t is about remain in mexico. 2 1/2 million, thereabouts, already caught trying to cross illegal with title 42 in place. that is near i let size of kansas. biden says get rid of trump's pandemic policy at border but getting the cdc to keep masks on americans on airplanes? he is all over the map on that. >> liz, one of the real signals, one of the real images of this administration has been one that is lawless. we owe a great debt of gratitude to attorney general paxton that he was involved in getting the osha mandate struck down. they just have been reckless and lawless and unfortunately we've, we've had to rely on our state attorneys general to go to the courts over and over again to get these policies straightened out. we need administration that respects law, personal freedom and americans rights. elizabeth: there is chaos in the white house. you will see the sound coming up. the president says it is up to people to wear a mask. watch the president say that. watch press secretary jen

tim moore and ken wayne are here with that. they did have big teeth.h those alarms, it's hard to reach the toothbrush. up so that's something to consider. >> look into that will look into that. will get about it. all right. thank grant. thank very much. coming up tonight at 6 o'clock. >> coming soon to san francisco, the next uber that you order may actually be a taxi. the deal the rideshare company reached the taxicab companies and how drivers are reacting. sacramento police say sunday's mass shooting was gang-related and 2 more shooters have been identified. up next, we're going to hear from more of the victims families left behind by that violent weekend. >> i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> why can't the specifics of the kings involved? >> and making membership of the individuals. we do it again. would like to confirm that this shooting was gang-related. >> tonight is 6 a gang-related gun battle that south sacramento police are now describing that ma

we have ken leon with cfra ken, markets, rates, war, what are the one or two key things that you aree most today >> it is really management worry about run away inflation and geopolitical risk. that sets up the conversation related to the consumer for loans and what ceos think about raising money for m&a or investment ultimately if we are getting a shift back to a higher credit risk exposure. all three of these are being affected as you said, brian, because of the macro back drop >> you heard jamie dimon comments the numbers for jpmorgan chase, ken, the numbers seemed okay not great. okay writedowns reporting on to russia jamie is more vocal than other ceos of the other companies. do you expect these numbers to be good and maybe ceos coming out and putting up a warning flare? >> we are not firing on all cylinders as we did in 2021. obviously the most glaring is the capital markets. the consumer is the one. we are instead of batting 4 for 4, we are 2 for 4 and strength in credit card spending and personal loans the mortgage market and loan activity is down significantly as you know, b

ken dilanian is with us. ken, this is just part of a broader set of sanctions that are going to be announced today and throughout the next couple of days. >> that's right, jose. i think what's really interesting about this is that when you talk to u.s. officials about the sanctions and the oligarchs, what they have always said is the oligarchs, it's pretty easy for them to get around sanctions. they use intermediaries and proxies and llcs and put the money in companies that aren't tied to them. and that's the end of it. well, here's the justice department coming along saying, those days are over. we are now going after that behavior, because in many instances, that behavior violates american law. so they can charge these people with money laundering. and they can seize their assets. they've always been able to do that, but they hadn't put the resources into it. so now they're doing that, jose. and it's a significant development. i would also say on the bot net, in 2020, microsoft took down a major russian bot

ken, in bam. bit of a wind storm out there today, not just along the coast, but winds are certainly going to howl tonight during the overnight hours. we already have a wind advisory in effect for the north bay and east bay valleys, including the highest peaks from now through 11 o'clock thursday morning. so when tracker for right now tracking sustained winds at 25 miles per hour for downtown san francisco and oakland getting that cool sea breeze influence with gusts around 30 miles per hour or less. but we are going to notice winds really increasing tonight after midnight. that's when not only the bay area coastline, but even the valleys in the north bay and east bay could see sustained winds and that 30 to 40 miles per hour range with gusts in the north bay mountains and east bay hills, upwards of 60 miles per hour or less until we start to notice calmer conditions by around thursday night. so it is going to continue to be a very breezy to gusty day. but that wind advisory will be allowed to expi

or it could be like a ken loach film. _ a good way. or it could be like a ken loach film. like a | ken loach film. and didn't those arguments feel real to you? absolutely. arguments feel real to you? absolutely-— arguments feel real to you? absolutel . ., , ., absolutely. you felt they were asked to havin: absolutely. you felt they were asked to having those _ absolutely. you felt they were asked to having those discussions. - absolutely. you felt they were asked to having those discussions. and - absolutely. you felt they were asked to having those discussions. and if i to having those discussions. and if you like the music? i to having those discussions. and if you like the music?— to having those discussions. and if you like the music? i am neutral on that one, neutral. _ you like the music? i am neutral on that one, neutral. i— you like the music? i am neutral on that one, neutral. i loved _ you like the music? i am neutral on that one, neutral. i loved the - that one, neutral. i loved the music. and — that one, neutral. i loved the music, and maybe _ that one, neutral

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great to have you on tonight, ken. and hunter biden might not be the only conflict of interest problem. in a new letter to ron klain being released on this show tonight, three gop congressmen are requesting documents related to attorney lee lewolski. he was hired to work with the national security council on settlements and regarding the u.s. draw down from afghanistan. he resigned in january. that's where things get interesting, a month later, biden issued an executive order splitting $3.5 billion in assets from the afghan central bank among the 9-11 victims. the attorney representing the families? you get it, lee wolosky. joining us now, one of the cosigners of the letter, ohio congressman jim jordan. >> you laid it out, laura. he gets hired in september, leaves in january. days after he leaves, we find out that his law firm, he's representing the plaintiffs that get the wind fall because joe biden changed the process with an executive order. didn't go through the normal fund you go through for families that have bee

ag ken paxton is here live, you do not want to miss it. let's do it. we already hit the bank, the museum, the jewelry store. where to next? next, we save hundreds with xfinity mobile. huh? -mmm. you know, unlimited data. oh. nationwide 5g at no extra cost. [ chuckles ] that's a steal. wait, wait, wait. are we stealing the safe? we're saving so much, it's like stealing. well, you're the tech expert webs. is it reliable? you tell me. wah ping. it's reliable and fast. wireless savings so good, even the bad guys love it. switch to xfinity mobile today. and see dreamworks "the bad guys." sister defending her family as the family faces accusations of using the family name to make money. >> todd: new text messages revealed showing hunter biden taking financial responsibility for family expenses. brooke singman has more on the latest biden family drama. hi, brooke. >> brooke: good morning, valerie biden says it is not just her nephew, but her family are victims of conservative attacks, listen to this. >> hunter walked through hell. he didn't wake up and say, a

ken you've seen this behavior before.ou decide i like the company but i got to get rid of it maybe though it comes back one day? >> look i think the biggest difference between professionals and non-professionals is sell discipline. very easy to buy a stock exciting. to me, sometimes it's a seven or 10%, stop-loss order, call it a day, bad timing everything else. you don't get lost or drowned in the thing like 1987 in this example. newmont mining. >> yeah. tell you amazing run, if you held on to it congratulations but you missed 500% on the s&p, about 1,000% on the nasdaq. david, shah, ken. appreciate your wisdom always. right now, folks, president biden tout be progress made in the trucking industry. but there is trucking data out pointing to an imminent recession. we have the man who found the data. disney upsetting investors on both sides of the political investors. should you invest based on your values? if so, how does it go? we'll explain next. ♪. you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay

maria: ken reaction?-19 lockdowns going into their version of reaction, u.s. with right height cycle -- reinforces each other rising by day of global recession doesn't do anything to dampen that view. maria: where is the growth that you see right now? i want to bring in, the ceo, steven mcmillan overseeing a growth story, particularly as relates to healthcare, this is where i want to start with you we've got ken here talking about mark story give a sense what you are seeing in terms of the growth in products. you are one of the leading of the mammogram machine i know you've got incredibly innovation where is the growth from your standpoint. >> sure first off, on the panel with ken my economics professor excited by that. he but back to the business, the supply chains certainly lockdown in china, have had an impact in earlies of as we've nope global semiconductor shortage created a challenge for nows short therm, on mammography machines because we haven't been able to get as many chips, back to where all th

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ken, i look forward to your documentaries like normal people look forward to marvel move veels.ge day for me. benjamin franklin lived to, what, 84 years old. he's a one-man human carnival, but also very complicated. >> very complicated. he's the most important american of the 18th century without a doubt. he's our best writer, our original humorist, the greatest scientist in the world, not just america. he's not a revolutionary, john, until he's 69 years old. he's only got 15 years to go. he helps edit the declaration, making unbelievable improvements to jefferson's beautiful document. he's dispatched to fence because he's the only famous american in the world to secure their help, and without him, without that help, there's no victory at yorktown. so no franklin, no us. he comes back and helps forge the compromises, some of them tragic of the constitution that enabled the united states to get started. he himself when he made summon any, he retired and had employed enslaved people -- i guess employed -- he had enslaved people in his house hoed. he starts a school in philadelphia

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i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. crews are still dealing with flare-ups tonight. 2 days after the fire started kron four's. justin campbell covered the story for us over the weekend. he joins us now live in san jose with the latest on the investigation. justin. >> ken and pam, i still want you to get a look in. you can see how big this fire was if what you're looking at right now is the roof is gone. you can see those burn marks right there. the fire department saying that they are still working to put out hot spots and flare ups from debris that's trapped below the roof that actually caved in. now, a video that we took a little while earlier will play that for you. you can see the fire department was here putting out hot spots. the department saying the fire started around saturday at 5.30, near the lumber supply. >> part of the store now all of employees were evacuated safely. no reported injuries from any firefighters or store but due to that heavy smoke containing all of those contaminants from paint thinners due

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. the cdc says masking on transit is necessary for public health. >> but the wheels to go. mask-less are already turning. in fact today, california dropped the mask requirement at airports and on public transit. now caltrain sf muni and bart are making fast meant a face mask optional kron four's dan kerman talked with bart passengers today about the agency dropping the mandate. >> bart's mask mandate was still in effect early wednesday afternoon and most but not all passengers were wearing face coverings. i agree >> keeping mask up and close spaces like that in places where we're stuck together. airports, airplanes think that people should still i just something about making sure that everybody else does their part to make me feel but many were well aware that just as the mask mandate went away on airplanes that could soon go away on public transit. i wish they would let the people allow the whether they feel comfortable wearing the mask or not. and while some were ready for the change,

i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore.are now learning officials say the 62 year-old frank james called police to turn himself in. reporter paul gerke has more. >> hundreds of detectives spent the last day scouring surveillance footage in new york city looking for their man. they found him boarding the subway at kings highway with the same black heart recovered at the scene of the shootings. just a few stops away. the key to the u haul found at the scene was traced

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. centerville. police say the incident happened at terra linda high school after an out call screening test show that the teacher was more than 3 times the legal limit on board. knows bit talk to the school's principal and explains what she had to say. one parent i spoke to told me that they weren't aware that a teacher was arrested here at terra linda high school wednesday. >> never receiving notice from administrators that the teacher was allegedly drunk and on drugs. sandra fell. police got the call just before noon on wednesday when a terra linda high school administrator discovered that the teacher teagan leonhard seem to be under the influence of drugs and alcohol. >> this woman named valerie didn't want to use her last name but told me that she found out about the incident from a news alert on her phone. really sad way to get there and doesn't. >> you know, like i said, isn't that precedent, you know, for the high school kids, they need all the help. can get a sandra fell. police officer cert

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore.ransit is necessary for public health. >> but the wheels to go. mask-less are already turning. in fact today, california dropped the mask requirement at airports and on public transit. now caltrain sf muni and bart are making fast meant a face

ag ken paxton joins us now to discuss. good morning attorney general.ts rid of immigration judges. what is going on here? >> good morning, looked the southern laws with religiously and politically and the biden administration is now using the law to try to change those with congressional approval to open the door for even more illegal immigration at a time we already have record levels of people crossing the border. and the consequences of this will be dramatic for our country. >> carley: about this new rule specifically, it gets rid of immigration. usually when you claim asylum you go to immigration judge and there is a process that takes place. dhs has removed that. so now illegal immigrants who claim asylum will be dhs agents. there is concern that this would expedite the process and more people in the country. am i understanding that correctly? >> exactly right. the design theory to send a message to the cartel. get more people here because we will not process those people a lot faster and we will be a lot more thorough with a great opportunity to e

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. the san jose police department says it is these 3 people who are in custody. jose point t o yes, ramirez and ball. the male sandoval is say the air as well as with brandon's grandmother earlier in the day and may have been communicating with that is who they believe is pictured a right here in this surveillance video walking where baby brandon was being cared for by his grandmother. she had just stepped out to get some groceries at the time of the kidnapping police have not revealed a motive in the case. and right now, all 3 suspects face a number of charges, including kidnapping, child abduction and home invasion. here's a timeline of the events leading up to the baby brandon's rescue on monday. the 3 month-old was reported missing just after one in the afternoon shortly after 5 is when san jose police announced the kidnapping and release pictures of the missing child and the suspect. and later monday night, the fbi joined in the search for the infant on tuesday morning, san jose pol

ken roth, thank you for joining us on the show tonight. you and your organization, human rights watch, have documented human rights abuses and accusations of war crimes around the world, everywhere from syria to yemen to myanmar to the central african republic. put ukraine and what you've documented in ukraine into context. how bad is it? >> what we're seeing is widespread indiscriminate bombardment of civilian areas. this is the kind of thing we've seen from russian forces before when they encounter military resistance. this is what they did in chechnya and syria. we're seeing it on a widespread basis in ukraine. what's particularly disturbing is over the last couple of days we've heard and actually received concrete evidence of very direct war crimes. that is to say summary executions of prisoners and other kinds of abuse of the population that was at least briefly under russian occupation in ukraine. and so that's what the world is focusing on now. but this is in addition to the ongoing indiscriminate bombardment of certain cities that

ken leon joining us, cfra.w yorkers are learning more about the alleged subway shooter after sources said he turned himself in to police, a live report is coming up. and then migrants bussed from the southern border arriving on joe biden's d.c. doorstep at the white house. the strange response coming out of the white house coming up. and then tv host and author kathy lee gifford is here this morning, she'll preview her new fox nation series, the jesus i know, featuring honest conversations about the test of faith. don't miss a moment of it, coming up. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ if it's meant to be, it will be, it will be, maybe just let it be. ♪ if it's meant to be, it will be, it will be. ♪ baby, just let it be. ♪ so won't you ride with me, ride -- ♪ we could walk forever ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ♪ walking on ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ ♪ some ♪ ♪ may say ♪ ♪ i'm wishing my days away ♪ ♪ no way ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up

we have ken mahoney, david nelson, luke lloyd.egin with the removal of masks, mask mandate, animal spirits. consumer discretionary came out the gate. number one sector powered by casinos, cruise lines and hotels. what impact will the mask removal have on animal spirits and economy and for this market? >> we hope the pandemic is in the 8th or 9th inning. animal spirits, i think reserved last summer, spacs, quacks, all things going on. earnings highest expectations. coming in with selling the news. this is just the opposite, right, charles? we're limping into earnings season, limping is a right word. connect expectations are low. if next week big boys blow out numbers, apple and microso stocl spirits next week. low expectations of earnings and hope have sizable beats. charles: animal spirits on main street and there is animal spirits within the stock market. luke, you liked a couple shows back, you and i talked about it, unmitigated disaster. because i jumped in there too early myself looking for a bounce. is this news can spark a s

. >>> joining us is ken hekster. is fedex part of the downgrade, ken? >> good afternoon. fedex was not part of the downgrade. u.p.s. was fedex's multiple is quite low. we think they have some upcoming events, some catalysts and combine into one it's interesting to see that disparity. can you disentangle this they have labor challenges, few headwinds. how much is a good indicator of good old demand. it was hard to get labor so what you have done is taken this incredibly tight network. we have seen loosening up. at the port of long beach, 91 vessels down to 33 in queue. so we're starting to loosen up the supply chain, but this seemed to be more to us demand >> take one step more, if you can. explain what you see in the transportation, one of the things you told us is you're seeing pricing declining rapidly for this sector. of is an indicator, or is that just sui generis >> that's a great question everything was so tight we saw pricing going up, how labor continued to go up, that we continued to go pressure rates for a while. not too long ago they were talking about labor lo

franklin was an evening not for so many and i want you to talk about why this film because of course ken is an extraordinaryinterpreter of history, particularly on american culture . but why today is an old dead white man like benjamin franklin relevant? >> ben franklin is the historical figure we most need today. he's the person who tried to unite colleges, to dissipate the discussions and ideologies. he was a person most most connected science and statecraft . believed about the importance of saying let's not jump to conclusions but have the experiments made whether it was about lightning or taxation. he tied us together with the poster syndrome so he did so much but the main thing is the archetypal moral life whether it be our nation's moral life, a quest for self-improvement but the flaws that needed to be faced later in his life so he could help rectify them. the most obvious was that he enslaved to people when he left his print job in philadelphia and then he becomes appalled at that concept. he talked about public education in your book and the panel earlier . he starts to think,

ken pam, back to you. all right, grant, thank you for that. following the judge's decision, california is also dropping its mandate requiring masks on public transit. the department of public health for california released a statement on that decision saying, quote, going forward, california will strongly recommend all mask on all public transportation and in transit hubs, including bus and train stations, ferry terminals and airports. these crowded settings should be considered high risk and they often not have adequate ventilation, an additional layer of protection against the virus. caltrain sf muni valley transportation authority, the vta and barred are making face masks optional. coming up tonight at 8.30, the director of the bart board joins us. >> with more on the decision to drop masks and what future changes could be coming. all right. let's get a first check on our 4 zone forecast tonight on this. >> wednesday night, a live look outside right now. you can barely see the skyline. and that's because there's all right. we're we're no we

elizabeth: look who is back with us, former independent counsel ken starr.ove having you back on. good to see you. this supreme court fight, right? it is now hearing arguments about this public high school teacher, a former high school teachers right? he is from washington state. he is suing for the right to kneel and pray at mid field an, on the field after his high school football games. where do you come down on this? this is really, it's a free speech fight and runs right up against the separation of church and state. >> right. yeah. very important case, matching the free exercise of religion and free speech as you say. prayer is a form of speech, obviously it is the free exercise of religion. and that needs to be protected. i think the supreme court is very likely to protect coach kennedy's right to engage in private prayer as long as there is no coercion. that is the key. no coercion of anyone, certainly of the players involved. and while there are different factual iterations got a little complex and messy as cases sometimes do, the real court issue i

my name is ken roe and i'm one of the owners of the center for safe sex. i've lived in the western addition since 1999. we are currently a gay and trans-owned business. point in time i'm obviously speaking in favor of the adult sex venue planning code amendment in general and also in favor of the modification proposed by the planning department. our business is similar to a day spa in that we operate during the afternoon and evening and our business model is not 24 hours a day. our mission has been to exceed the city's previous requirements for commercial sex venues and because of that, we've been able to weather the health crisis from hiv, new strains of s.t.i.s, the drug crisis, and today where we find ourselves the only gay commercial sex venue to remain in business post the covid-19 closures. a few years ago as you heard from supervisor mandelman, we -- our landlord passed away and we had new landlords come in, and so because while everybody supported the legacy business program, we weren't able to stay in that location. so we looked around the city sp

ken dilanian, nbc news, miami. >>> we have more to tell you about. up next, tiger woods on his masters comeback and why the fabled chorus will be more difficult than ever. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it test test test test test test test test test test test test test test yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire >>> a big announcement from tiger woods. the golf legend planning to play this week in the masters, his first major event since surviving an suv crash a little more than a year ago kerry sanders is in augusta. >> reporter: tiger woods teeing up what could be another incredible comeback. >> as i feel right now i will be back to play. >> reporter: the masters is where the word's best comes to play tiger has won here a remarkable five times but a horrific car crash last year nearly led to the amputation of his right leg. >> it's been a tough, tough year >> reporter: tiger w

let's check in with meteorologist dave sphar for more, ok, pam and ken ken, we're looking at conditionst to be a little bit warmer, too, in the next couple of days to the good sleeping weather that will have tonight. >> maybe not so much tomorrow night that san jose state we can see. and now this high building since the storm track around us. however, as it breaks, all of this will start to fall indoor bucket. hopefully as we get into the weekend and beyond. we've got a couple of days of a nice heat spike coming our way. a look at will how we stand now. what about 60 is covering the east bay shoreline inland into the upper to middle 60's. 54 petaluma santa rosa. 62 in 56 to check in for san francisco, which is what we'll see for our low tonight. 49 san francisco, oakland and 50 45 san jose and the santa clara valley with.mostly clear skies will get a little bit of that touch of haze going on by tomorrow morning. little bit glaze for tonight across the wider district, we have upper 40's up to the north bay. 52 conquered. 54 for livermore. 45 meanwhile, 4 san jose. here's the game plan ba

but you can see ken wayne walking off area. and ken wayne hughes, a navy veteran, of course, and our evening reporter reporter evening anchor here on kron 4. he was there with them all weekend long. he's going to be putting together some special stories. one is going to air on memorial day. about that. his trip. >> this weekend. be sure to it. carson and with us for those as time goes on. but i love that they did this entire. >> you know, welcome party for american heroes right here. we definitely salute and thank our veterans. just like that sign says wonderful. i'm so glad we caught their their arrival here. >> at 10 o'clock, a coyote. there's there. he goes. or i okay, we don't have a mandate speak with us, but i am how's it going out there? >> hey, it's a really big celebration right now. everyone's cheering a lot of happiness here. very warm. welcome to all these veterans as they come back from dc here. people still clapping right now. it's really nice event. people seem really happy to see them back here and to welcome th

ken griffey jr., cc sabathia and much more. >>> first breaking news. go back to erielle reshef. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. israeli officials say that thousands peacefully entered the mosque to pray for the second friday prayers of ramadan, but among them a handful of masked palestinian instigators who hurled rocks at israeli officers and then chaos erupted. this morning, clashes and chaos in jerusalem. at least 117 injured after israeli security forces say they entered the al aqsa mosque in order to prevent violence after masked men marched with hamas flags, gathering rocks and pointing fireworks at officers but the move seen as a provocation by palestinians who hurled rocks while israeli police fired tear gas and stun grenades along the mosque's perimeter. 60 people inside the mosque arrested. the israeli police saying three officers were wounded from what they call massive stone-throwing. the conflict occurring as ramadan, passover and easter fall on the same weekend. tensions running high after four separate pal

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. san jose. police reported the hit and run about 06:30pm, tonight in the area call avenue. >> and oakton court that's in front of dcp along rock middle school and cala steam academy. police just reopened the road within the last 30 minutes. and that's where kron four's dan thorn joins us live with the latest on the situation there. dan. >> ken and catherine, still an active scene here tonight. despite the road back open here along ocala avenue. right behind me here, you can see some players that are set up. this is actually a crosswalk at ocala avenue and oak in court. this is where those 2 women were hit around 6.30, this evening. police right now telling us that those women died at the hospital after they were taken there. they're still looking for a driver tonight and they're still looking for the suspect's description of that suspect's vehicle. people here in the neighborhood have been coming out and taking a look at that that the scene here, it had been closed for several hours. if you take

hey, ken, good to see you. >> good to see you, hallie.ow, a recent reputable russian poll found that vladimir putin's approval rating is 83%. and that might be a little inflated, but we asked the question why is that and why do most russians appear to support this war? and it turns out they've been fed a diet of propaganda not just recently but for years. take a look. for those watching television news in russia there is no war in ukraine, only a special military operation designed to root out nazis, and it's all going according to plan. those pictures of bombed-out cities? the ukrainians did it to themselves, russian state media insists. it sounds bizarre to western ears, but experts say many if not most russians believe it. >> it's quite terrifying the effect that this propaganda is having on ordinary russians. >> reporter: alexei kovalev is an award-winning investigative reporter at medusa a russian independent news site. he left moscow in early march as vladimir putin's government cracked down on the few remaining voices of dissent. k

i'm ken wayne. i pale more.enager who was shot is expected to survive. >> the shooting happened near the intersection of acacia avenue drive just south of your a high school prom for charles clifford has more. >> the san jose police department says that around 10 45 thursday morning they received a call from a male juvenile saying that he had been shot by another juvenile near the intersection of lakreasha avenue and taji drive just south of your viewpoint. high school arriving on scene. officers found one victim suffering from a non-life-threatening gunshot wound. shortly thereafter, a male juvenile was taken into custody. that suspect was in possession of a firearm, although it's unclear at this point if it was the same weapon used in the earlier shooting. san jose police

ken clarke, _ governments of both persuasions., — clarke, gordon brown and george osborne, they did set the structure of the _ osborne, they did set the structure of the modern british economy to the point where _ of the modern british economy to the point where it has withstood breaks it, point where it has withstood breaks it. the _ point where it has withstood breaks it, the pandemic and ukraine. and it is still— it, the pandemic and ukraine. and it is still here — it, the pandemic and ukraine. and it is still here. it is still strong, if is still here. it is still strong, it this— is still here. it is still strong, if this still, — is still here. it is still strong, if this still, it is a very low unemployment. low interest rates, certainty _ unemployment. low interest rates, certainly popular in ways. it is not in any— certainly popular in ways. it is not in any way— certainly popular in ways. it is not in any way a — certainly popular in ways. it is not in any way a basket case and i would say that— in any way a basket case

ken: and it's a wakeup call i mean i"m not sayin' it's a good thing to have happened but once you'vehinkin'. as soon as i get a place that's what i'm plannin' on doing. (choir singing) ♪ nobody there to turn me out. ♪ give me little time to pray - to pray. ♪ ♪ i been in the storm so long. ♪ ♪ i been in the storm so long children. ♪ ♪ i been in the storm so long. ♪ ♪ ahhhhh - just give me little time to pray - - - - to pray ♪ ♪ ahhhhh - just give me little time to pray - - - - to pray ♪ ♪ - - - - - to pray - to pray. ♪ ♪ - - - - - to pray - to pray. ♪ (choir singing) ♪ if you would comfort me ♪ ♪ sing me a lullaby. ♪ ♪ if you would win my heart, sing me a love song. ♪ ♪ if you would morn me and bring me to god. ♪ ♪ sing me a requiem. ♪ ♪ sing me to heaven. ♪ ♪ sing me a lullaby. ♪ ♪ a love song. ♪ ♪ a requiem." ♪ marlene: it's hard to talk about him because i miss him. he was just the most loving, caring person. just a very special young man that cared about other people that wanted to make a difference that wanted to reach out. that's why i think i feel him with me now that this is s

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. we have team coverage of today's hot weather kron four's just % campbell standing by in the south bay that >> was an area that got some of the hottest temperatures today. but we will start in our weather center with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. so lawrence. >> how hot did it get? yeah, this is one for the books.

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i'm catherine heenan and i'm ken wayne is kron four's. both police and the fbi believe there are a number of people with information. >> we have yet to come forward. it was exactly 6 years ago when nicole fitts was last seen alive. >> days later, her body was found in a shallow grave in mclaren park. police don't believe fits daughter arianna was with her at the time of her murder. but the child remains missing. she was 2 years old at the time of her disappearance. and friday, the national center for missing and exploited children released this age progression. image of what they think arianna might look like. now at the age of 8. >> we ask that you take a long look at the photos of arieanna which includes the new age progression photo. please. please contact law enforcement if you have any information to share during a news conference friday, the fbi and san francisco police re

spit it make sense, ken great to catch up with you. thanks much.ing us this afternoon but thank you so much, kenny polcari. meanwhile highflying hypocrisy no relief or hundreds of thousands of american travelers taking to the skies for the holiday weekend and it's spring break as the cdc extends its mask mandate until may. we are dropping title 42 covid measures at the border. measures at the border. does any of this make sense? what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, i recommend salonpas. agreed... my patients like these patches because they work for up to 12 hours, even on moderate pain. salonpas. it's good medicine maria: welcome back no relief or millions of spring breakers and holiday flyers the cdc has extended the public transportation mask mandate for at least another 15 days. airline executives are asking the white house to end these mandates now anthony fauci weighing in. >> why only 15 days? >> well, i think, and she because it is a moving target we really want to see with the pattern is here in the united stat

ken and vicki, thank you.up tonight at 6 o'clock, a new billboard in san francisco turning heads. >> drawing attention to the city's opioid epidemic. how city leaders are responding to the billboards inflammatory message. >> and an arrest has been made and all 6 victims of the weekend mass shooting in sacramento have now been identified. we talked to the parents of one of the victims will bring you the latest developments from sacramento in a live report i or the news at 6 coming up next. (music throughout) meet three moms who each like to bank their own way. luckily they've all got chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> tonight at 6, police have made an arrest in connection to the mass shooting in sacramento yesterday, the capital shaken by the tragedy that left 6 people dead. another 12 injured in tonight. there are renewed calls for new legislation to try to pr

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. valued at 265 billion dollars is offering 43 billion for the san francisco based company kron four's. dan kerman has been following this story and he joins us live from the newsroom with more. dan. >> you know, was in recent weeks when musk revealed he'd been buying up shares of twitter to the tune of about 9%. twitter responded by offering him a seat on the board on the condition he