i want to bring in ken delaney. i think we have ken. there he is.resting to hear him say, listen, of course jack smith is going to be -- he's going to zajac smith is doing the work. so we know progress is happening. tell me what else you read from the answers. >> jack smith is still in the netherlands. he's recovering from a bicycle accident where he's had surgery on his leg. he's doing work from abroad. very different from robert mueller who had to build a team from the ground up and start before he fully started an investigation. jack smith is investigating a fully formed -- two investigations and he really is not expected to hire that many of his own people. it's more a situation the people are crackling along and what his role is is to make some crucial charging decisions. >> ken delaney. paul butler, as always thanks for your analysis and perspective. "deadline white house" right now with nicole wallace. >>> hi there, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. moments ago we heard from

rothstein does, marjorie diehl, ken barnes.illed." he didn't pass away. he was murdered. >> meanwhile filmmaker trey borzillieri kept working. he had a documentary to make. and he scored two big interviews. one was with marjorie. she spoke via skype to trey and an attorney. still denying, as only marjorie could, that she had anything to do with the bank robbery. she said the prosecution's motive was laughable. >> here i am, i've killed two boyfriends in self-defense. but i've killed two boyfriends, right? would i have to hire ken barnes to kill my father if i hated my father that much and wanted him dead? or would i do it for free for myself? come on. be reasonable. >> it's on my résume. >> yeah. >> i kill men. >> yeah. >> trey decided to call his movie, "evil genius" with marjorie in mind. but it was the question of brian wells'role that started to consume him. eventually, he came to the same conclusion that the wells family had since day one. >> i don't believe he was involved. i believe he was an innocent victim who was tar

now look who's here, the auction guy, ken golden.. ken, welcome back. >> grad to be with you. -- glad to be with you. stuart: muhammad ali's world champion heavyweight boxing ring. where is it? >> this is right here. this is a size 16.5. this was his personal ring that he wore, and it actually comes with a letter from muhammad ali confirming the authenticity. it's a one of a kind, and it was produced after his victory over leon spinks as he was the first and only three-time heavyweight champion. this is currently up for bid at golden, and we expect the bidding to exceed well over $500,000. as a point of information, this was a sister to a championship belt which there were two of, and that belt sold for, i believe, $5.1 million. stuart: i've got a suspicion you'll get more than a half million for that. >> ill hope so. stuart suiter that is unique. >> extremely. let me put that one away. [laughter] stuart: a basketball card featuring jordan and who else? >> michael jordan, larry bird, magic johnson, really the three men who wrought --

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the agreement between the university and academic researchers and postdocs callers. >> comes 15 days after they walked off the job demanding they be paid a livable wage. but as kron four's dan kerman reports, those picket lines remain in place as the graduate student researchers and student teaching assistants readers and tutors remain on strike without a final agreement. >> it's been 2 weeks since postdoc scholars, academic and grad student researchers and teaching assistants and tutors walked out of classrooms and research labs and on to the picket lines at ucsf and uc campuses across the state to demand a contract that pays a livable wage, a wage that covers more than just rent. a lot of us are making many sacrifices to be here and the pursuit of science for public. good progressing societal benefit and >> do >> i want been put in the back seat for a long, long time. and now it's at the point where we can actually a demand. what is what we are need in order to survive in this, you

and now ken is turning his sights. john f kennedy writing on kennedy in covert action, something that i'm also interested in. and todd sechser with us to todd's is the todd is the edmonds discovery professor of politics at the university of virginia, professor of public policy at frank batten school of leadership, public policy and director of, the democratic statecraft lab at uva. he is also a faculty senior fellow at the miller center. todd is the author of weapons and coercive diplomas c, as well as numerous articles on both themes nuclear weapons and coercive diplomacy as well. articles on deterrence and, military technology, writing for leading journals in the field, as well as for national publications as the wall street journal and, the washington post, and particularly for our conversation here today. prior becoming an academic, todd had been a nuclear policy analyst at the carnegie endowment for international peace. so we have a great group here to talk about the moment and we got here and i would start with a

i'm ken wayne today.hat will fund safety improvements in neighborhood business districts and downtown bound forcefully juggle reports. the hope is to make people feel safe shopping during the holiday season. >> mom and pop businesses in oakland were crushed during the pandemic. and the financial recovery has been slow worsened by violent crime. i heard from business owners that they are nervous about asking employees to come back to work because of safety concerns and with fewer people returning to offices instead opting to work remotely. there has been less

let's take ken's point. ken is correct . if ken's point. ken is correct.vide good public transport people, use it. i'll tell . london transport people, use it. i'll tell. london is transport people, use it. i'll tell . london is notorious transport people, use it. i'll tell. london is notorious for having poor transport links, absolutely dismal transport. and under this mayor they have gotten . just the other day he gotten. just the other day he proposed bus cuts you turned on those bus cuts and then tried to sell himself as some kind of saviour. he saved us from him. but the important point to show two things. one, there no alternative out of london . and alternative out of london. and what london is do they make london viable? we live far out . london viable? we live far out. say that as someone who's a far in london. we make the big we pay in london. we make the big we pay the big public transport costs. and then he punishes us with an additional cost. and here's the key point about this, we just exist in london. there's people from outside of london. y

let's take ken's point. ken is correct . if ken's point. ken is correct.vide good public transport people, use it. i'll tell . london transport people, use it. i'll tell. london is transport people, use it. i'll tell . london is notorious transport people, use it. i'll tell. london is notorious for having poor transport links, absolutely dismal transport. and under this mayor they have gotten . just the other day he gotten. just the other day he proposed bus cuts you turned on those bus cuts and then tried to sell himself as some kind of saviour. he saved us from him. but the important point to show two things. one, there no alternative out of london . and alternative out of london. and what london is do they make london viable? we live far out . london viable? we live far out. say that as someone who's a far in london. we make the big we pay in london. we make the big we pay the big public transport costs. and then he punishes us with an additional cost. and here's the key point about this, we just exist in london. there's people from outside of london. y

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne.say the teacher sexually assaulted young girls at and to i don't want a dual language academy in san jose. >> and they say he was arrested at his home in morgan hill. yesterday, detectives interviewed several students. they say they could have made an sooner. if the school had reported the incident force around has been joins us live with details of the investigation are up. pam. and ken, there are some serious charges in this case, multiple counts of assault and annoying or molesting a child under the age of 12, police in the school have differing statements in terms of when the incid w

you'll >> ken burns, thank you very much.interview with the great can burns. congress moves to address the justices inflicted by european settlers on americas indigenous it'll or's. we will be right back. right back. folks, it looks like we're gonna have to land this big old bird earlier than expected because it's the xfinity black friday sale. get the fastest mobile service with xfinity mobile. yeah, we'll be cruising in to get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited for just $30 each per month. oh my! plus, for a limited time, get 500 dollars off an eligible 5g phone. even you in 22c. flight attendants, prepare for big savings. drop everything and get to the xfinity black friday sale. click, call or visit a store today. >> thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday for many reasons. i mean, it is a food holiday. come on that doesn't mean we should buy into the whitewashed history. our kids are trying to put the wonderful mill share between the programs in the native americans. the generation of that lovely get together because of

our own ken wayne is hosting our veterans day special. it's called. >> veterans boy says he was with a bunch of veterans on an honor flight recently and it's a great little tail hit. stay tuned for that. have a good ll, we fell in ve through gaming. t now the internet lags and throws the whole thing off. en did you first scover this lag? signed us up for mobile home inteteet. h! t, we found other interests. guess we have. oth] nch! t's go! oh yeah! 's not the same. at could you do to lve the problem? could get xfinity? at's actually super ult of you to suggest. can't wait to squad up. love it when u talk nerdy to me. y, guys, guys, 're still in session. d i don't know what e heck you're talking about. >> hello and welcome to veterans voices. i'm ken wayne kron, 4 anchor and navy veteran in this program. we're going to focus on the lives of 2 dozen northern california veterans who finally got the recognition. they never received during one of our nation's darkest periods. the turmoil surrounding the vietnam war. they are invited to go to w

charles: will that always be the case, ken?n't think that'll always with the case but as long as that's the mood of the moment, it puts depressoen the concept of 60/40 being a great thing to do. the fact of the matt service connected that four people that are oriented towards retirement and have done 60/40 and seen stocks go down and bonds go down, so it's a resolving door. charles: ken, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me on, charles. you do a great job. charles: waiting on habit caused by silicon valley and more importantly putting culture into sam bankman-fried being the latest example. why is it the idea to stay defensive and anne gibbs has been defensive and has stock picks she thinks you can sleep at night with. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees

. >> i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the first results from california races could be announced any minute the polls close. but while we wait, we have some results coming in from some big races across the country. right. our grant lodes is here in the studio with us now. he has the latest acreage. all right. hello, sorry about the close-up. this is a better view of me. and here's the best view we can give you of the balance of power right now. >> this is the u.s. senate. it was 50 50, as you both know entering the evening. >> and it's still tied. 42 for the democrats. 42 seats have been called for the republicans. and here's where things stand. we'll scroll down. show you the map. here's what things mean. it's dark blue. the race has been called the democrat wins dark red race has been called republican wins. pelosi. mccarthy all called okay. newsom, pelosi and mccarthy have all just been called according to our producer. so will continue to watch that light blue means the democrat is leading. this is a key senate race.

but that is not all there is to the story. >> and, ken burns joins me now.ch a treat to talk to you. the guru for all of us want to be documentarian, thank you so much for being here. >> it's great to be with you, thank you so much for having me. >> so, there's so much to talked, about i want to talk about this, but let me show, to you it's fabulous, i love, it a coffee table book. and it's beautiful, fabulous images of america. tell us what are we going to see in this volume and what are we going to experience? >> so, it has been a labor of love for 15 years, joy, i have worked on nights and weekends on it while it was doing my thumb and i'm rooted in photography but the basic -- was an amateur, still photographer, my mentor was a film photographer, jerome, who was photographed in 1949, graces the cover of the book. and, so i want to go, back i've been thinking about this for years and just try to return full value to photograph. so there's 250 of, them one to a, page minimum caption you look at, them you don't, didn't it's all of us, good, bad difficult as

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we are going to get a little more insight and bring in ken leon.e has an opinion on disney, with a price target of $110 per share. ken, thank you as always for joining the show. let's start with bob iger specifically. a lot of people are putting a lot of effort into his 15 years of service at the helm of disney. yes, he has had a good track record, but has he done it post-pandemic? i wonder how much of that is going to be an issue. >> it's a big issue because he was ceo 11 months ago. it's a much bigger story here than just streaming. i think some of the major shareholder activists are on him. disney has not back any stock since 2018. it doesn't pay a dividend. lo and behold, this has to be a blue-chip growth company, which it is not. in terms of storage of capital, bob iger's message has to be that we are going to make pragmatic decisions about all the businesses and certainly put our capital where we can get an attractive return back to shareholders. that does not exist with disney today. it's not going to be impossible for him to do that, but pa

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. is accused of targeting house speaker nancy pelosi. he was charged with attacking her husband with a hammer during his first day in court. >> he pleaded not guilty to all charges platforms. dan kerman was in that courtroom. he joins us live from the hall of justice with more on all of this. stand. the arraignment. pretty brief today. dip happily saying yes to allow his preliminary hearing to take place longer than 10 days from now, it will likely take place sometime within the next 60 days or so.

and pam and ken, you know what's going on? is it bryan dolly tonight?g me a few moments ago that, yes, it's a very disappointing night for him, but that he will continue looking at these results for the next few days before he actually decides to call. gavin newsom. meantime, we did hear from newsome earlier this evening, just a few blocks from where i'm standing now at another hotel in downtown sacramento. the governor speaking at a prop one rally. and the reason is because it really goes hand in hand, which is with what his campaign has been about this whole time, which really has not been about his own reelection, but about other parts of the state of the ballot that he's been trying to prioritize, including proposition want to enshrine abortion rights into the state constitution. so at that rally, will the governor said a few things, but he i'm quoting here said the question is how do we define the future where we are all included. so the governor there saying that that's hand-in-hand with what he's been saying at this time. he's saying that his cam

my name is ken rogoff, i'm a professor at harvard university and i'm here today to speak to glenn hubbard who i'm going to call glenn who has written this extremely brave and interesting book called "the wall and the bridge", just published by yale university press in 2022. and professor hubbard takes us through really what globalization has done in ripping apart american policy and politics, and how to bring it back together. and he points to really these wall things that have come up. i don't think he quite meant trump's border wall, but rather protectionism, things to try to block ourselves off to try to restrict trade, restrict people's choice. and on the other hand, having to recognize that it's very disruptive when technology moves fast, globalization moves fast. and his metaphor, the bridge, is we need to find ways to get people from one place to another. we are not going to stop the world from changing. something that's all too painfully apparent in geopolitics today. i've known glenn for a very long time. he is a leading scholar in public finance and a number of other fields. he

i'm ken wayne. a man was shot and killed in oakland the same day the city's police department boasted a week without a deadly incident. the shooting happened last night just before 10, 30 on san pablo avenue near 35th street and interstate 5.80, police say they learned of the shooting through the gunshot detection system. the victim was taken to hospital and died there of his injuries. about 2 hours later, police say they do not know who the victim was or what led up to that shooting. oakland police chief leronne armstrong decided to extend the current crime tackling strategy. that means more officers will continue to patrol the city over time around the holiday and into the new year for zella sogomonian talks with the chief and reports from our newsroom le pen. this is an extension of a plan that was launched 2 months ago already. >> it was cheap armstrong's answer to rising violent crime and he insists it's been working. >> after having one of the worst. months we have all year when it comes to vi

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i'm ken wayne and i'm grant lotus in for pam tonight. that robbery was camera shop right near union square. >> crawford's amanda hari has an update on what's happening with that store. now and how leaders are working to try to make shopping in the city safer. >> in the middle of a busy holiday shopping season. a camera store in san francisco's union square is closed. a sign on the window reading due to unfortunate circumstances like a store, san francisco will be temporarily closed until further notice like a camera

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne.mail instructed twitter employees to go home and not return to the office tomorrow. half of the company's workers appeared. >> set to lose their jobs. one must completed his 44 billion dollar purchase of twitter on october 27th and immediately fired its chief executive. another top managers will be following the story all night long. we'll have updates later on kron. 4 news in primetime. >> the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi was released from the hospital today nearly a week after being violently assaulted by a hammer-wielding attacker. the speaker says her husband has a long recovery process ahead. in the meantime, questions tonight about the extent of the evidence already released in the case against defendant david to pap

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne today.tment of justice announced that the man who allegedly attacked paul pelosi >> is now facing federal charges. we're also learning more about what happened during that early morning attack 4 shells. clifford has details. >> on monday, the department of justice charged. 42 year-old david the pack with 2 federal crimes assault on an immediate family member of a federal official and attempted kidnapping of a federal official. the path is accused of breaking into the home of house speaker nancy pelosi and her husband, paul around 2.30, last friday morning. speaker pelosi wasn't at home at the time, but according to the department of justice, paul pelosi was asleep when the pac came into pelosi's bedroom and stated he wanted to talk to nancy when pelosi told him that nancy was not there to pap stated that he would sit and wait. pelosi stated his wife would not be home for several days. and then the pap reiterated that he would wait some point during the confrontation, pelosi was able to move

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. is according to a layoff notification submitted to the city of san francisco saying that those employees will be terminated beginning january 4th, it breaks down the layoffs by position employees who worked in engineering communications product and contact content development are among those affected in total twitter's new owner elon musk reportedly is cutting 3700 twitter staffers. that's roughly half the workforce. that is he is trying to slash costs and is imposing a demanding new work ethic. elon musk tweeted about the layoffs about an hour ago. he says regarding twitter's reduction in force. unfortunately, there's no choice when the company is losing over 4 million dollars a day. everyone exited to was offered 3 months of severance, which is 50% more than legall

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to here ken langone tell it, worth pondering.co founder of home depot, a generous entrepreneur and give back billions that he made over his career. ken, a lot of people when i tell them that -- >> how are you, neil? >> neil: i'm fine, my friend. people are always confused by wall street's love of split government. the notion is that nothing gets done. so if you're worried about the spending, it's hard to get that done. there's a lot of stuff that has to get done. how does it cut for you? >> well, neil, a lot of the things that so-called have to get done really don't have to get done, this last law that was passed for the inflation fighting, whatever the hell they call the name of the thing, the only thing that happened there was poor joe manchin had his pants taken off. he was betrayed by his own party. yesterday biden says no more drilling, no more drilling, which is exactly the opposite of what he promised joe manchin they would do. neil, i'll tell you the truth. the less they do down there, the better off we are. the whole bun

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne, the race tb.akland's next mayor continues to want to show you the latest numbers now. open city council member lauren taylor maintains his lead over city council members saying tao taylor has 34.7 9% of the vote tally has 29 point 17% of the vote. >> well, and we also have an update on the alameda county district attorney's race. terry wiley continue sully that race. 51.5, 2% of the vote, pamela price so far, it 40 just over 48% of the vote. those numbers still coming in for but following these races and we will have reaction coming up later in tonights newscast acros

pam moore and ken wayne are here. all right, vicki grant, thank you both so much.t with on kron, 4 news at 6 candidates on both sides of the political aisle are preparing for americans to vote in the midterm elections. we will break down what's at stake coming up in a live report from washington, d.c., and the family of alexis, gabe speaking out after officials wrap up her murder investigation. >> the emotional message to the community after the discovery of her remains. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you h

i'mnpam moore and i'm ken wayne. we're tracking all of the major races across the country and here in the bay area. >> nationally, democratic and candidates are competing for control of the u.s. house and the senate locally voters willd select a new mayor for oakland and san jose and the current san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is facing 3 challengers in her bid to get a full term as da. but first, we want to check in with the kron four's rob nesbitt, who is in san mateo county. we're going to get to him in just a few minutes where he is checking on the conditions in that county on this election night. and we are checking in with people all over the bay area's. we continue our coverage. >> all right. also, we have reporters all around the bay area as well as in the state capitol. democratic governor gavin newsom pursues a second and final four-year term. he faces brian dolly, a republican legislator tonight. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace was with governor newsom today and he joins us now live

let's ask deputy secretary ken. with the news room this morning and i'll read a bit from governor abbott's letter and let's get your reaction to what he said and your follow up actions. the letter said your silence in the face of repeated pleas are deafening your refusal to look at the border to see firsthand the ai don't say and open border policies have made an un-precedented crisis and caused us to invoke the constitutional authority to protect ourselves. texas will deport illegal immigrants to the border. tell me your reaction. >> well, to the border is not deporting. and understand deport is an immigration word to be clear. this isn't immigration law and texas has authority under the constitution to protect itself, it's sovereignty and boarders when it is invaded. well, governor abbott acknowledge that had texas is being invaded and acknowledged the constitution gives him the ability to protect themselves, and this is a war power. that's awkward wording but that's what the founders put in the constitution. the

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne, the race tb. oakland's next mayor continues to want to show you the latest numbers now. open city council member lauren taylor maintains his lead over city council members saying tao taylor has 34.7 9% of the vote tally has 29 point 17% of the vote. >> well, and we also have an update on the alameda county district attorney's race. terry wiley continue sully that race. 51.5, 2% of the vote, pamela price so far, it 40 just over 48% of the vote. those numbers still coming in for but following these races and we will have reaction coming up later in tonights newscast across the country, votes are still being counted in some critical house and senate races. our grant lodes is here with a look at where things stand tonight. he's been following all of this since election night and you just going to have to wait a few days are some of hope is just a few days. but depending on how things go, it might be next month with georgia. if george ends up being. >> the deciding state. so here's the tally where thin

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. police say the teacher sexually assaulted young girls at and to i don't want a dual language academy in san jose. >> and they say he was arrested at his home in morgan hill. yesterday, detectives interviewed several students. they say they could have made an sooner. if the school had reported the incident force around has been joins us live with details of the investigation are up. pam. and ken, there are some serious charges in this case, multiple counts of assault and annoying or molesting a child under the age of 12, police in the school have differing statements in terms of when the incidents were reported to police. >> the dual language academy is a quiet campus this week while staff and students are on thanksgiving break. one music teacher who will not be returning after the holiday is israel. santiago was behind bars tonight charged with inappropriately touching at least 10 female students in the school's music and band room. they've identified more than one victim associated t

caroline: ken griffin there of citadel. she was speaking at our summit in singapore.e know ftx is in touch with dozens of regulators across the world. what is the impact beyond crypto into the world of fintech more broadly. jason is with us from jp morgan. it is wonderful to have you with us. ken griffin they're talking about they had to financial markets. do you see i hate right now? >> in terms of broadly speaking the fintech landscape and the left -- the partnerships that can be developed between fintech and banks, we think there are those who have durable business models that are focused on the b to be space. caroline: of course, you helped them to visualize cash flows. how was it for you raising funds, finding partnerships like you force with jp morgan to raise more funds and how hard is it in this landscape at the moment. >> we closed our last round in may. i've been in start ups for most of my career. raising money is never easy in any climate, but if you are really bringing the right innovation to the market, then it is going to happen. a big part of our story

and go to ken and julie ken go to you next. >> yes, sir. on our 4 bullet on the screen with different communications particularly older folks in the shelters and the folks here and i think making sure that health resources are sufficient for older folks and disabled folks that are sent to shelters and not directly in touch where that stands for people 4 or 5 years that was a tremendous not that people are released from the hospital for example, to shelter and drawing minimal health systems burdened when it comes to shelters workers to provide a assisted living or unable to shower and give folks on medication handle it and just if we're going to have shelters shelters and have sufficient health care and second element for shefrt and heirs that is the issue of how to deal with folks that get older does is another some point go to a shelter or housing will you be able to find assisted living if not a place that exits from housing in this case that um, people in physical need of greater services are getting the greater services can go into. >>

i am not sure ken to be honest. lots of pros president putin declared victory and went home if you see old expression. say the separatists areas in the east that in the precursor and you can have the rest of it. is that enough atpo this point? i don't know. there is difficulty with the off ramp. i don't think we fully thought it thought it through. are we going to impose energy sanctions as well that would take even more credit and currency away from russia? i don't think we know. sanctions fall on average people in an economy. north korean rulers have not seen their consumption fall as a result of sanctions. and putin is doing fairly well taken. the question is p right in the sanctions give you enough political pressure at home in history has not been kind to anthat? we can talk about before areas smart and knowledgeable people. i think who wrote red notice and gary my friend is a former world chess champion he argued the problem with the sanctions in 2014 is that they were half-baked. you did not leave nearly enou

we will bring in ken dilanian, vaughn hillyard, chief white house correspondent kristen welker is joiningas well as former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst paul butler. and i will start with you. because you are just hearing now, vaughn, from a spokesperson for the former president. walk us through it. >> right, i just got it, it is a brief statement, and one that i will read. this is a totally expected political stunt by a feckless politicized weaponized biden department of justice. this is a type of statement that we have become accustomed to over the last six years. this is the latest in which you are now looking at a special counsel who is coming in from the outside, and essentially the keys being handed over, from attorney general merrick garland, to the special counsel, to make at least a recommendation on the prosecuting front of not only the issues around january 6th and the peaceful transfer of power, but also the investigation into the movement, the transfer of classified and national defense material to mar-a-lago there, following his exit from the white house. when w

hedge fund billionaire ken griffin now openly backing florida governor ron desantis, whose popularity was tauntingly evident over mar-a-lago. desantis tried to deflect attention, even as he courts disgruntled trump donors. >> people just need to chill out a little bit on some of this stuff. seriously. we just ran an election. what the election gives us the opportunity to do is to continue to deliver. >> reporter: other republicans appear willing to take on trump. former vice president mike pence spoke with "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan. >> do you think there is a danger in donald trump being president again? >> i'll always be proud of the trump/pence administration. and for 4 1/2 years, president trump was not only my president, but he was my friend. but obviously, it didn't end well. and while the president and i parted amicably, i -- i believe as we look to the future that we'll have better choices, and i'm very confident republican primary voters will choose wisely in the days ahead about who should be our standard bearer. >> reporter: in that interview, pence also s

ken what can we learn today about the arraignment? >> good morning, jose. assuming this defendant shows up to court today, we may learn a little more about his mental state and we may see who his attorney is but already learned a lot yesterday from that federal affidavit after the justice department decided to weigh in and file charges and allege essentially david depape came to the pelosi residence with a plan to kidnap and injure the speaker of the house as a way of sending a message to congress. so two very serious federal charges, and then the san francisco district attorney weighed in with a set of six state charges. let's take a listen to the san francisco d.a. >> what iological say is that he was looking for the speaker at the time he entered the home. of course, the federal affidavit contains a bit more information about other things that, motivations expressed but certainly did enact what we believe is an attempt to murder her husband at the time, at the time that the police arrived. >> reporter: so he is charged with attempted murder in state cour

. >> so how did you and ken come to work? what was that like? >> you remember the late great michelle smith and we're having dinner and we're having dinner in washington together and how to work with kim a bit and they come down to tulane and he said who should iul do next? i had that dinner at michelle and icon vinceed them and -- convinced them and ken had a feel for ben franklin and he was the founder, two things about him that made him good for this type of thing. he's the only middle class founder and the land opposition. we did not have the middle invention and middle class, shopkeeper and the backbone of the american values. >> the whole idea of civic america.a. really came out of that and the tokeville and all of what came after that. >> yeah, tokeville was pretentious and democracy in america is the book most quoted and least read ever. only about seven of us have read this and this stays for us to come together with the issue of race and indigenous people. >> getting that right and i think again, this is the really hard part for the pr