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ken: thank you. we don't want to get too gloomy but we do care about the facts and the facts are right now america is in kind of a gloomy place. almost kind of surprisingly so. if you had told me two years ago we would be worried about an economy that was too hot, which wasn't even a phrase we were talking about, that we would be where we are with our covid rates, not necessarily done do ne but feeling better, addressing climate, global competitiveness, that we would have had a midterm election that would pretty smoothly and wasn't really contested, i might have told you then, wow, we would be feeling pretty good as a country. but we are not really. the poll we put out this morning shows america in a pretty gloomy spot. 19% satisfied with the state of the nation. that is pretty low. we were asking about people's outlook and peoples looking back. the outlook is very gloomy. we have fewer people confident in the future of our country that we've seen in previous polling during the pandemic and before. w

joining us now is nbc's george solis, also with us is nbc's ken dilanian george, what's the very latest >> as you mentioned, we're waiting for that press conference where we expect the mayor, police chief, as well as governor andy brasheer to get updated information. the extent of the injuries not known at this point, sort of to recap here, we know that this happened shortly after 8:30 according to thauthorities. they heard active gunshots being fired outside or inside of that bank we'll get some clarity here shortly. we know that the shooter was dead on the scene. police at this point were not saying how that occurred officials unable to confirm the injuries, and they say that this is an ongoing investigation. they are asking the public still to remain far from the scene, but as you mentioned, the headline here is that the threat is over and the shooter is down. and according to officials, this was supposedly an employee who may have suffered a mental health issue just to give you some proximity -- >> sorry to interrupt you, let's go right to a news conference that's beginning right no

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catherine and ken, back to you. thank you, gayle. >> in the north bay, a 21 year old mill valley man died after his motorcycle crashed into another vehicle. this happened in sandra fell yesterday afternoon. the crash happened on vellum boulevard near anderson drives the victim identified as aaron salon. he was writing a 2014 yamaha motorcycle when he crashed into a mercedes benz suv. the grant county sheriff's department sent along he was ejected from the motorcycle, was taken to a hospital, but he ultimately died of his injuries. the case of that crash is still under investigation. april, by the way, is distracted driving awareness month. so authorities are reminding us to slow down, put down our phones and >> pay attention to the road. kron four's. justine waldman has more on that. she's live in the newsroom. justine catherine and ken, you might've noticed extra patrol officers out on the roads already this month. agencies all across california are out there looking for distracted drivers. there were 3,522 deaths

of pages of intelligence briefings, according to the times joining me now is justice correspondent, ken dilanian. the details are unbelievable in this case. walk us through what we know one more time, what is out there and how we think it got out there. >> what is out there, alex, are some highly classified documents showing the fruits of american eavesdropping, signals intelligence on russia and many other countries. very embarrassing revelations that the u.s. has supplied on allies not surprising to the allies, but embarrassing when it becomes public, ukraine's air defenses and weaknesses, relevant to the war. the justice department and fbi have arrested this 21-year-old airman, born after 9/11. they have not detailed the charges against him. the times and the post are reporting that he was the leader of a chat room on the server, the gaming platform discord, and the people that are talking to the "times" and "post" in the chat room where the material was being shared said his motive was not to be a whistleblower, was not to disclose this information to adversaries but simply to impre

ken: thank you. we don't want to get too gloomy but we do care about the facts and the facts are right now america is in kind of a gloomy place. almost kind of surprisingly so. if you had told me two years ago we would be worried about an economy that was too hot, which wasn't even a phrase we were talking about, that we would be where we are with our covid rates, not necessarily done do ne but feeling better, addressing climate, global competitiveness, that we would have had a midterm election that would pretty smoothly and wasn't really contested, i might have told you then, wow, we would be feeling pretty good as a country. but we are not really. the poll we put out this morning shows america in a pretty gloomy spot. 19% satisfied with the state of the nation. that is pretty low. we were asking about people's outlook and peoples looking back. the outlook is very gloomy. we have fewer people confident in the future of our country that we've seen in previous polling during the pandemic and before. w

. >> reporter: ken is one of thousands of parents who not only became involved in his children's education, but also became more critical of the public school system after the pandemic. that is why california republicans are now making education one of their top issues. they believe that they can find success at the ballot box by running on platforms focused on giving parents more power over what their kids are taught. >> parents want to send their children to school to learn how to read and write and learn mathematics and science. instead, they are coming back with, you know, interesting theories about american democracy, about free speech. >> reporter: jason clark is the vice chair of the bay area chapter of the california republican party. he says, just like we are seeing in other parts of the country, parents in california want more of a say when it comes to what their children are doing and learning in the classroom. >> you have a lot of parents, and the door and say, we want to get involved but we want comfortable with getting involved with the democrats. we want to get involved with

i'm ken wayne. police are still on the scene investigating and they're telling the public to avoid that area. >> can force us in campbell joins us live from the scene with the latest on what we're learning about the victim. justin. ken and pam. this is still a very active crime scene. if you look behind me, this is as far as we can go this tape right here. >> homicide investigators are down. they are the block. they have some evidence markers that you can't see. but that is where the shooting occurred. san jose police tell us it happened. a call came in around one 30 this afternoon. a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound when the fire department got here, they tried to save his life. unfortunately, pronounced dead here on the it's a busy area. there are a lot of neighbors that are outside. i spoke to one person that actually knew the victim tells me the man a 41 year-old adult that lived here at this apartment complex. many people around here knew him and she actually just heard the gunshot

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ken paxton joining me next.ier that was from the new -- ashley: that was from the new super mario brother's movie and it was the biggest opening of the year and broke records in two categories: video game adaadaptations and animations. super marrow proving to be retrocochlear it -- super mario proving to be pretty super. susan, i did not see super mario. susan: no, but no matter how old you get, it never gets old and princess peach is my favorite. ashley: i watched peter rabbit 2 to get into the easter spirit and it was kind of fun. guest goat to the market movers and start with apple. ashley: mario is a class and i can apple is the same thing and apple is one of the biggest drags today because the world's biggest company saw a sharp drop in max sales in the first quarter of this year. down about 40% according to idc research and every pc maker going through a tough time and looking and staring down an inventory and apple had the sharpest drop to start the year and dell and lear lenovo seeings down about 30% and

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ken, what do you expect?s of the broader earnings picture, away from the banks, fact settles us that profits -- fact set tells us profits will be down 6.8%. is that in line with your estimates? >> in may we're looking for a rate increase of 25 basis points, then a long pause rest of the year. s&p 500 earnings we're beginning to look at slightly negative year over year. i think the attention once we get into the second quarter will be, well, what are earnings next year. are we going to have some kind of rebound in the economy and if not, then the strategists on the street are going to be talking about, gee, can you really support more than 16 to 18 times earnings for the s&p 500. that all means basically we're in a trading market, maria. maria: yeah. okay. great point. ken, good to see you. thanks so much. ken leon joining us this morning. we're just getting started. the fight over the looming debt ceiling about to take place next week. why republicans are willing to go it alone as the white house is still ref

ken: it is a combination of factors. we tend to be so, even we don't have ones and zeros, construct and nothing is binary. it is interesting that 50 years ago, would put us in 1973 when we were still trying to disentangle from vietnam, there were hundreds of bombings by a radical left. there were a lot of things going on. i always find it so >> i always find it interesting when i do the informal polls of audiences that ior speak to people, you know, are happy in particular period and then you point out what was going on. they -- i've been told many, many times that they like to be back in the 30s or the 40s when it was simpler times and i said oh when there was theen greatst economic dislocation in the history of the world. followed by the greatest cataclysm in the history ofld te world responsible for the death that we think 60 million people and people stop and they go, oh yes so i think in some ways -- [laughter] someone whoi studies this in anecdotalec fashion and narratie fashion that the narrative that is presented

>> clearly the answer is no. >> ken dilanian joins me now ken, what's next for the suspected leaker >> reporter: airman jack teixeira faces a detention hearing wednesday, jose, where the government is likely to ask to keep him in jail. then he'll have to decide whether to fight the charges or cut a plea deal that likely could carry a lengthy prison sentence jose >> ken dilanian in washington thank you. >>> some frightening moments in japan with the nation's prime minister rushed to safety after someone threw an explosive device in his direction during the campaign stop. the attack coming less than a year after former prime minister shinzo abe was assassinated josh lederman has the latest. >> reporter: the crowd reacts the moment the explosive device is thrown, taking the attacker to the ground. the prime minister immediately kishida immediately evacuated just before -- the explosion and the smoky aftermath. kishida safe and unharmed authorities telling japanese media the suspect threw an eight to 12-inch pipe, likely a smoke bomb, that landed near the prime minister this witness says

ken dilanian, thanks for scrambling back. lo let's talk about the abortion issue now. what we were originally talking about, which is how important this is politically already. it has been a boon in wisconsin, on the supreme court contest recently, as well as in kansas on the referendum. it helped democrats. >> it's having an impact on women's lives, first and foremost, immediately. that's of grave concern when you describe how even with this stay, how onerous it is on women to get access to the medication, depending on where they live politically, the big problem for republicans is the whole goal of dobbs was to not have the federal government play a role here give this back to the states instead, you have, through this continued pursuit of national bans through the abortion medication, wisconsin -- it's not that long ago there were pro-life democrats in wisconsin. same for michigan which passed a ballot initiative this fall to have abortion rights in their constitution this is galvanizing swing states to be for democrats in

refuse to comment let's bring in ken dilanian and ali vitali on capitol hill ali, i know it's only been hours. what are you hearing from lawmakers you've spoken to about where this goes next >> i'm sure we'll get a better sense of whether this will look li like hearings once lawmakers get back in the halls. they were vocal over the weekend. in bipartisan fashion, many of them shocked this could happen and asking for more answers. watch. >> i am stunned that somebody at that level could have so much access so the question is how did he get it and why did he do it. some people need to be fired over this. >> i have a lot of questions about why were these documents lying around why did this particular person have access? where was the custody of the documents and who were they for? >> it's crazy to think this was happening. it's clear that no one was watching where this young man was working and what he was doing. >> clearly he had access to documents he shouldn't have had access to. somebody should have been tapping him on the shoulder and ending that access. >> reporter: chris, that's ano

i'm ken wayne. agency has struggled to rebound since the pandemic ridership down almost 60% from what it was. that's having a harsh effect on bart's. bottom line now in response, the agency is taking a hard pivot, bringing a whole host of changes ground force to re-assess. joins us live

vicki and ken, back to you. all right. thank you. theresa at thrive city this evening. >> coming notice a difference in your child's energy after they drink something that's red. more on the food, chemical that some experts are raising concerns >> for your health tonight, if your child is a little more active than normal after eating, don't blame it on the sugar. well, experts say it actually could be linked to red dye number 40. it's a commonly used synthetic food dye made from petroleum a 2021 report from the state shows that kids who consume synthetic food dyes, including read i-40 experienced hyperactivity. another nuro behavioral issues. >> there have been some studies that show increased hyperactivity in children with red dye 40 particularly children who may have adhd. so that is definitely a concern. there's no need for food. i have no nutritional benefit. we want to just be sure that we screen children. if that's the case, eliminating any food eyes from the diet for at least 2 weeks. >> avoiding the ingredient can be tough be

so ken, we know the fans out here. they're hoping that that the cloud could be pushed away by the sunshine that's out here. we're going to be out here throughout the night, of course, hanging out with the fans here at thrive city tipoff at 07:00pm kind of them said a flashback to the goldfinger movie. james bond there for a second. what it what you got in your pocket there, dan, is that a wonka ticket or is there a press pass? was that big goal to cut in your pocket? that's right. yeah. i've got a golden to the internet now this is just to make sure that i don't get kicked out of here because i'm media guy. you see that. that means i'm i'm sort of important. that's all put it here because if i put it around my neck, i get choked to death with the wind. it will this be blowing around all over the place. so. >> i've been getting car washes over here. that's what they're calling it from the pompom golden gang. i think that's good enough for me right now in terms of any sort you know, physical activity happening me. well,

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only ken fisher can lay it out this way. we'll be right back. ♪ this man needs updated covid protection. so does she. yup, these guys too. because covid is still out there, and so are you. and if your last vaccine was before september 2022, you're out there with fading protection. but an updated vaccine restores your protection. so you can keep doing you. get an updated covid vaccine and stay out there, safely. charles: so while almost everyone sitting on pins and need des, my next guest compares the stock market to a 1964 romantic comedy. joining me fisher investments founder ken fisher. ken, i can't wait to hear this comparison. >> so it is pretty simple. when i'm a young guy in the '60s, audrey hepburn was one of the many great sweethearts, a lot of her movies were never really all that great, including paris when it sizzles, the reality people don't think about the market going back to points i made on your show many times, thanks for having me back on, charles, it is always great to be with you, the french market has be

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i'm ken wayne. one of the suspects has allegedly confirmed to investigators that they mistakenly thought the driver. >> of the little girls vehicle was a rival gang member. kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> no family should have to experience this. no mother, no grandmother fremont's

let's bring in ken dilanian who has been following this with us.en, a little bit frustrating that we didn't hear more about the gun that was used but still quite a bit of information. >> yeah, i don't understand the police department's reluctance to say, particularly when we're having a debate about assault weapons in this country, what kind of rifle, but leaving that aside, look, there is no one profile of mass shooters in this country, they come from all different demographics but i have never seen a mass shooter with this particular kind of profile, someone with an advanced degree, a masters in finance from a reputable university, working at a bank. if you look at his linked in profile, he's commenting on the training program that he attended and talking about how wonderful it was and he got to meet all of these great people usually when we're looking at these profiles in the aftermath, distressingly common situations, you see darkness, we hear about social media posts and the police did say he live streamed this incident on instagram, which we

jose >> ken, thank you. >>> it has happened again. another instance of someone accidentally pulling up to the wrong address. and the homeowner opening fire this instance in florida. and the police say the shooter did nothing wrong. erin mclaughlin has the latest >> reporter: as the nation comes to terms with a week of random shootings involving seemingly innocuous mistakes, tonight in south florida, questions surrounding a grocery delivery that ended in gunfire. >> i had seen him pull out a gun and i said, that sounds like we got to go. >> reporter: 18-year-old diamond darville and her 19-year-old boyfriend say last saturday night, they mistakenly drove to the wrong house to drop off a grocery order. thomas tells nbc news they were trying to leave the property, alleging the homeowner blocked them with his truck and later opening fire >> they shot from behindnd it w wasn't even in frfront. they s shot from b behind, so, just made me feel like it was a racist thing. >> reporter: the car was hit multiple times. >> here. right here >> rep

i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station.watching kron. 4 news news at 6. >> killer has been identified, arrested and now will be brought to justice. >> now it's 6, o so proclaimed tech consultant arrested today in the stabbing death of cash app founder bob lee. san francisco. police say the victim knew the man who is now charged with his murder. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. it is a case that is gathered national attention. international attention. kron four's. >> rob nesbitt was at that news conference held by the mayor. the police chief and the district attorney joins us now live in the studio

sally, ken's doing it on radio.the whole suite and he's got lackeys around him and a bottle of baileys and everything he could need. baileys and everything he could need . somebody went to the local need. somebody went to the local garden centre and bought a wooden shed, brought it into the suite today. and ken bruce was locked in the shed while he did his commentary for radio and it was like, look at place. doesn't that just something so they've always treated him badly but the reality is now is what seems to have happened is that going rogue at radio two. they don't want all deejays. they want to bnngin want all deejays. they want to bring in diverse kitty. they they seem to destroying a national institution, a national treasure . well, it's established treasure. well, it's established now. i mean, all the evidence has been out there for months now about people being removed simply on the grounds of age. it's a pattern. it's a trend there's about half a dozen cases in the last 18 months. and the thing is that i've

. >> yeah, ken and catherine, a quiet here at home. but across the country, spring-like temperatures quite active. here's a look at the big picture. you can see that cold air to our west in salt lake city and denver and then on the east coast or by jacksonville in atlanta, we have that warm air and you put all those warm that cold and warm air masses together that is creating this line of severe weather here in the south and midwest. take a closer look. you can see this line of severe thunderstorms. there are several severe thunderstorm warnings and sam tornadoes that have been spotted in kentucky, indiana. you can see all those weather alerts popping up on your screen. funnel cloud was spotted in chris nee indian. yes, and that is typically when a tornado forms so of very active spring, severe weather and to our east. but heading back here home, much different picture, quiet out here. and we're just you can see a live picture here san francisco. so much quieter here. but that is expected to change even know current wind speeds a littl

hi, ken. barbie barbie barbie barbie barbie barbie. hi, ken. blasting, cruising just as fast as she can. i might stay over tonight. why girlfriend boyfriend? to do what . i'm actually not sure the movies distributed by warner brothers pictures, which is owned by cnn's parent company. i'm back with the panel, so that looks like a riot. but what? i don't know the plot line, but i think that from what little i've read about it from what little they've released, i should say, is that it might be a sort of modern send up of ken. well in barbie world, but all is not well with ken. well greta gerwig is like an incredible like feminist writer. and so you've got to imagine that, like all of the gender stuff that's wrapped up in barbie. that, of course, was my entire childhood. and by the way, my mother tried desperately, my feminist mother worked for years to keep me away from barbie and she failed and it was all i wanted bootleg barbie. how did you invest the bar? because my aunt would give it to me. she was like she wants the barbie. just give her the

people think ryan gosling playing ken is too old to play ken. ryan is in his 40's. he is 42.t past your prime. >> ken is like 24. >> you are saying too old to play ken. >> gillian: i said the real ken is in his 20's. >> jesse: don't you dare, ageist. tonight "jesse watters primetime" secret to eternal happiest. >> judge jeanine: what is it? >> jesse: called the tease, judge. >> judge jeanine: lawrence, hit it. >> lawrence: news out of dallas ezra adoption day. paramedics were called to the scene of emergency baby delivery. the baby left at the hospital as a safe haven. after hearing the story dallas captain and his wife quickly began the adoption process to bring the baby home. the friends and colleagues, everyone was there. and now he is officially baby ezra a part of the family. >> i'm confused. >> lawrence: that's how we do it in texas. >> gillian: he is very cute but that baby was not just born at the hospital. >> jessica: no two years later. >> judge jeanine: takes that long to get through the courts. >> gillian: i knew i was missing something. take a look at this. this

sally, ken's doing it on radio.the whole suite and he's got lackeys around him and a bottle of baileys and everything he could need. baileys and everything he could need . somebody went to the local need. somebody went to the local garden centre and bought a wooden shed, brought it into the suite today. and ken bruce was locked in the shed while he did his commentary for radio and it was like, look at place. doesn't that just something so they've always treated him badly but the reality is now is what seems to have happened is that going rogue at radio two. they don't want all deejays. they want to bnngin want all deejays. they want to bring in diverse kitty. they they seem to destroying a national institution, a national treasure . well, it's established treasure. well, it's established now. i mean, all the evidence has been out there for months now about people being removed simply on the grounds of age. it's a pattern. it's a trend there's about half a dozen cases in the last 18 months. and the thing is that i've

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan.on. you're watching kron. 4 news news at 6. this point in we're still very much looking at first degree murder. this is a person who was >> in his vehicle with a kitchen knife. that's not something most of us carry around. >> now at 6, we're learning more about how tech executive bob lee knew his alleged killer. nima momeni momi made his first court appearance today after being arrested and charged with bob lee's murder. thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. court documents are revealing new details about how the victim and the suspect knew each other. >> kron four's dan kerman reports. >> court documents suggest nima momeni the man accused of killing tech entrepreneur bob lee. newly through

we say hi to pam and ken hu have the next hour and a reading man to the thank you so much. coming up at 6 o'clock. >> a reported domestic dispute ends in gun violence in oakland taking the life of a mother and daughter how city leaders are responding to the tragedy. and the clock is ticking for a big box store here in california. how long you have left before bed bath and beyond closes its stores. i'm ken wayne. time fail more. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> and there was no one there for the children. >> now at 6, a mother of 4 and her teen daughter both fatally shot in oakland apartment on saturday night and the daughter's friend who was at the home for a sleepover was wounded. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. the tragic shooting happened at an apartment on birch street near 90th avenue. family members say this was a deadly case of domestic violence. >> on force, has he been doing has more? we get the shooting kills a love for her teenage daughter and woun

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. the decision to fire so cobia.just the first appeal. a decision. the first move since it launched an internal investigation. kron four's dan kerman looks at what's ahead. after 20 years on the

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore.irst homicide in nearly 2 years. police say the victim was shot in the head after a fight broke out.

ken wayne is here with a look at what's coming up at 6. we'll be sitting next to you. so take it here's what we're going to be working on. vicki, thank you. grant tonight at 6, you'll the nays, sir. back in for their home fans for the first time since announced their land deal in las vegas. >> we are live at the coliseum rays fans showing up with some mixed emotions. plus the promise reinforcements are coming to san francisco to deal with the city's fentanyl crisis. the california national guard and the chp announcing today they will be in the city starting next week. how they say they'll be working with sfpd to make the streets safer. i'm ken way. the news at 6 is next. martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause ecze

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i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. we know more now about the charges trump is facing after the alleged hush money payments. he will reportedly face charges of falsifying business records, including at least one felony offense. court officials say he will be formally arrested and arraigned on tuesday. the indictment against him remain sealed. the specific charges were not immediately disclosed, but some details were confirmed by people who requested anonymity to discuss details that aren't yet public. >> and reporter anna harry is live in manhattan with the latest from prosecutors. also of trump's defense team, a ana. >> catherine and ken, former president donald trump and several of his allies have said this prosecution is purely political today. the manhattan da's office pushed back saying those claims are baseless >> after staying silent for days today, manhattan da alvin bragg's office defended the indictment of former president donald trump in a letter to congressional leadership, prosecutors said the case was not

i'm ken wayne. it is a case that is gathered national attention. international attention. kron four's. >> rob nesbitt was at that news conference held by the mayor. the police chief and the district attorney joins us now live in the studio with details on that big arrest. rob. >> ken and pam, friends of baldly are hoping this arrest will bring some level of comfort to his family. >> according to police, the person arrested knew the victim likely. the suspect also works in tech and according to his linkedin profile, owns his own consulting firm. >> san francisco's mayor police chief and district attorney walked into a packed conference room of reporters thursday announced the arrest of 38 year-old many for the murder of bob lee. >> many was taken into custody without incident and emeryville, california. >> lee was stabbed to death on main street in san francisco on april. 4th chief bill scott would not comment on what happened many and leave before the stabbing. only that the suspect knew the victim. but this speaks to more about human nature. >> facts show and research sho

ken, for now, back to hugh grant. thank you for that report. >> but california, of course, takes wildfires seriously year-round. and we have all heard about the importance of prevention, but the bay area council just finished a study to find out how prevention and insurance costs go hand in hand. they focused on the town of paradise in butte county, where the camp fire devastated that area back in 2018. but first, rob nesbitt joins us live in the studio with findings and how the town is reacting tonight. rob pam and ken, the bay area council has an initiative called the california resilience challenge. >> where they focus on towns like paradise, small communities with limited resources to fight the worst of wildfires. the town of paradise will never forget. the 2018 camp fire. >> they killed 85 people and destroyed more than 18,000 homes. it's why the town was chosen by the bay area council to figure out how to reduce wildfire risks. according to senior vice president of public policy, adrian covert, what if you did t

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. this is pleasant hill's first homicide in nearly 2 years. police say the victim was shot in the head after a fight broke out. kron four's rob nesbitt talks with city's police chief about the investigation. chief scott vermillion had an early morning monday in pleasant hill responding to the scene of a fatal shooting that happened just after 01:00am. he told me the victim's name, but it's still working to track down the suspect. >> this was the scene outside carrington's bar monday morning in pleasant hill. caution tape and officers surrounding the shopping center parking lot of gregory lane just west of i-680, of contra costa boulevard. chief scott vermillion says witnesses on scene told police about an argument between 2 groups of people that turned violent. some point they went out into the parking lot and argument started. >> and during the pushing occurred >> right at that moment of the suspect pulled out a gun and shot the victim one time in the head. he says the victim as 37 yea

we're also learn according to sources that ken dilanian has been talking to that they believe this may be a workplace violence situation we also have confirmed from the latest news conference that there is no active threat as far as they know, that the shooter in this case has been neutralized. we don't understand just yet how that came to be, if he took his own life or was shot by police and their police response. let me go back to ken dilanian because we know you've been working your sources what questions have you been trying to answer >> we have three law enforcement officials telling us this is being investigated as a workplace violence incident that the suspect, the shooter was potentially a mentally disturbed employee of the bank the question question now are what type of weapon or weapons were used here was this an assault-style rifle, an ar-15 as we've seen in so many recent shootings. of course, were there any previous contacts between this person and law enforcement that's always my question with these things it's a depressingly common question was there a chance to stop thi

i'm ken wayne. one of the suspects has allegedly confirmed to investigators that they mistakenly thought the driver. >> of the little girls vehicle was a rival gang member. kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> no family should have to experience this. no mother, no grandmother fremont's police chief, the highway patrol's golden gate division chief in alameda county's district attorney gather tuesday to discuss the 3 men charged in the murder of 5 year-old elliana creases. authorities say eliana was riding in the rear passenger seat of her family's vehicle and southbound 8.80, in fremont on april. 8th when the suspects pulled alongside and opened fire, striking and killing the little girl. i can only hope >> that the solving of this case and the evidence which has been presented to the district attorney. i only hope this brings some sense of closure and some sense of hope to this family. >> prosecutors have indicated all 3 defendants are free months or a gang members. now, court documents indicate one

what says ken fisher?> well, as i think you know, stuart, i've been a bull for too long, and the last six months are good in the marketplace and in the column this, the fact is nine months beginning october 1 with midterm year are the consistently most postable period in all of -- profitable period in stock market period and the fourth quarter of last year and first quarter of this year and it'll be bullish after that. you can't find a negative third year of a president's term going back to 1939, going into world war ii, which is only down nine tenths of one percent on the s&p 500. stuart: ken fisher, i did not know that even though i go back to all the way to world war ii. thank you, ken, we appreciate it and i know you'll -- see you again, sir. lauren is back looking at movers and starting with my tractor maker, that would be john deere. lauren: down 3.6% and industrial stocks are largely lower today, recession fears; right? weak jobs stat this morning and services data 11 minutes ago and services number

ken, good morning.any of our viewers may have heard you say 1.3 million people have clearance to access top-secret documents and wondered how is that possible? >> reporter: good morning, willie. experts have been saying for years america's national security state is a behemoth grown out of control. by one estimate the government classifies three documents every second. many agree there's massive overclassification. there are plans and proposals to reform the system but they never seem to go anywhere. mean while, this case makes clear that the government needs to do a better job keeping tabs on the people with access to the real secrets, willie. >> as you said, ken, this 21-year-old doesn't seem to be really a whistle-blower or pushing much of an ideology. so what more do we know about his specific motive? >> reporter: if this is, in fact, what it appears to be, the most charitable thing we can say, he's a deeply misguided young man who just didn't think this through. he signed papers when he got his cle