))joining us now via facetime...john via joining us now ((ken))((ken)) ((ken)) joining us now ((ken)) brown. ((ken))joining us now via facetime...john burris.he is an attorney in the bay area and a attorney in the he is an burris. facetime...john via joining us now ((ken)) ((ken)) ((ken))joining us now via facetime... john burris.he is an attorney in the bay area and a good friend of bay area and a good friend of jeff adachi.. this breaking news with a push alert. you can download the kron4 mobile app to receive alerts. it has been a difficult seven hours ... and recently, rescue efforts have ended for the night -- after a woman was buried under a cliffside collapse at a popular beach in san francicso.... the effort has shifted to a recovery operation as crews were working virtually non- stop to save this woman. this all happening along the shoreline at fort funston. dozens of firefighters were digging through the sand to find her. (pam) kron4's dan thorn is live at the scene right now with the latest.. dan? the san francisco fire department says the recovery effort will continue tomorrow m

. >> gerald and ken brown were back then detectives in the idaho falls, p.d.ngie's boyfriend was out of town. they turned to this physical evidence, this bloody imprint. when her killer did something that was quite beyond sick, pulled down her pants, pulled up her shirt, left a deposit of semen on her body, his mark and his dna. >> there's a lot of anger, lot of humiliation in this. >> and frustration for the cops because that dna didn't match any of their possible suspects. month after month they chased leads into disappointing dead ends and all the while carol dodge haunted the investigation, practically stalked the detectives, desperate for information, begging them, find the killer. >> i drove to the police department everyday that they were open. >> and then one day, seven months later, dead of winter, january '97, an arrest next door in nevada broke the case wide open. in custody was a young man named benjamin hobbs. here he is at angie's funeral, carrying flowers, but get this, hobbs was now charged with sexually assaulting a woman at knife point. sound

chenault. >> yes. >> brown: tell us about that one. >> ken chenault, a lot of peohie don't kno story well-known leader of american express, te c.e.o. he went to harvard law school and was really wanng to practice law. >> brown: and rose to quite a business career. > oh, quite a business career. >> brown: we've got a short clip. >> what company has tried to focus on is reinvention and transformation, and i feel i played my part while ia there, but i think what's also important was thcoitment that the company had to service, which really resonated to me, because we only did well if w served people well. >> brown: what have you learned after so many of these conversations and profiles? >> we've learnedhhat te african-american experience is very diverse, a lot more complicated than, you know, we know. a lot of things that people don't know of, like we were recently in alaska, you know, and people were laughing, like, what about black alaskans? it's too cold up there! but the black alaska story goes back to the mid 1800s. >> brown: yeah. so we've -- i would say that the 20th century is re

ken will want punishing u.s. sanctions to be lifted and returned adrian brown has more from handling. the formal talks are on thursday this was billed as a casual get together between north korea's leader kim jong un and us president don't trump their message of what the first summit was a great success and i think this one hopefully will be equal or greater. they made a lot of progress and i think the biggest prize was our relationship is really a good one. here we are today sitting next to each other and this time i am convinced an excellent outcome will be for tuesday but all people can welcome and i will do my best to make that happen this is their first meeting since the historic single pool summit almost nine months ago then at a casual dinner the leaders had just two aides each as well as their interpreters the evening helping to set the toad ahead of thursday's meetings. at the heart of their discussions will be the sprawling young beyond nuclear complex experts say plutonium and highly enriched uranium are produced here essential materials for a nuclear weapon dismantling it

brown's daughter said no. but our primetime coverage am moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys?nk you grant and vicki.... next at ten... the president delivers the state of the union. what he said about how the russia investigation affects the nations safety and money. also... we have the democratic response. plus... we hear from the family of the father of seven who was killed a wrong way crash over the weekend. how the community is rallying together in support. (pam) and... a spike in armed robberies of cannabis delivery drivers in one east bay city... but robbers are taking off with a different kind of green...(ken) don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. (ken) tonight, (ken) tonight, the president delivered his state of the union address. it's something of a make-up speech after it was delayed last monthy by speaker nancy pelosi who cited security concerns during the government shut down. good evening im ken wayne.(pam)and i'm pam moore.. our washington correspondent alexandra limon is live with the president's message. alexandra?

brown: christopher geary plays putin. >> the truth isn'tlways what is readily visible.s hesed on a very famous person but he is also a theatrical creation of ken'sand he has colors o shakespearian kings, and petunt children and deeply wounded souls and that's just so much fun to play. >> brown: playwright lin was a writer for the over-the-top drama about american politics, "house of cards." was that good preparation for looking at russian politics? >> for every episode of house of cards, you had to ideally find ually powerful, equally resolute characters and they hat togainst each other to win out. and certainly what you have hern is a play whermous stakes are on the table and they need to play the game at ghest lel to come out on top. >> brown: max woertendyke plays khodorkovsky. >> if audience expects to come see the play and be able to draw very clear parallels, like this play is actually about trumpian america, i think it's less clear. but i think it's incrediblynt releecause it's about powerful men who want the things they want and sometimes they want good things and sometimes they want bad things and sometimes they're willing to be their e

(ken) apart from addressing the high speed his plans to tackle at the same time he seemed to steer away from several projects of former governor jerry brown. ágavin newsom "the state of our state is strong, we have that record breaking surplus, we've added 3 million jobs since the depths of the recession but in focusing on his key issues, he continued push back on president trumps border immigration policies by pulling california national guard troops from the border. he backed off governor jerry browns twin tunnels soltion to shipping water south,but endorsed a one canal option.he pledged half a billion dollars to reduce homelessness and announced that sacamento mayor darrell steinberg will head a new homeless and supportive housing commission.he promise of reforming ceqa, teh environmental quality act, to fast track housing projects brought everyone to their feet. republicans found other prospects for common ground with the govenor, but some say fueding with the president on border policy is not the way to go. the governor promised to sign a rent stabilization to address housing costs...but some hope it's not a code word for rent contro

president and and ken jeong on set for a forty five minute one on one missing in vietnam on the first day of the summit the pair met briefly before having dinner adrian brown has more from hanoi. the full talks are on the way this was billed as a casual get together between north korea's leader kim jong un and us president doubled from their message of the first time it was a great success and i think this one really will be equal or greater than the for the little other program and i think the biggest part of this was our relationship is really a good one. here we are today sitting next to each other and this time i am. binsted an excellent outcome will be for tuesday but all people can welcome and i will do my best to make that happen this their first meeting since the historic singapore summit almost nine months ago then at a casual dinner the leaders had just two aides each as well as their interpreters the evening helping to set the tone ahead of thursday's meetings. at the heart of their discussions will be the sprawling young beyond nuclear complex experts say plutonium and highly enriched uranium are produced here essential materials for a nuclear

(ken) the agreement, struck on monday, would give him just a fraction of the money he's demanding for a border barrier. but as pamela brownreports, trump did not say that he wouldn't sign it. natsot/pres. trump:"it's very simple. we're building a wall." president trump making clear he is not satisfied with the bipartisan conference deal pres. trump/no name font needed:"i have to study it. i'm not happy about it, it's not doing the trick."hinting that if he accepts the deal, he is weighing options - including various executive actions - to supplement the proposed wall funding:pres. trump/no name font needed: "we're supplementing things and moving things around and we're doing things that are fantastic, and taking from far less, really from far less important areas."another possible option?declaring a national emergency.pres. trump/no name font needed:"i'm considering everything. i'm considering everything." sources tell cnn the deal presented to the president includes:more than a-billion billion dollars for barrier funding that will cover roughly 55 miles of new barrier along parts of the rio grande valley - a priority for

the spur urban ken center and we are in this little house that was built to show what it is like in san francisco after an earthquake. we are very pleased to have with us today, pat brownof animal care and control and her friend oreo. >> hi. >> lauren. >> could you tell us what it would take after an earthquake or some other emergency when you are in your home and maybe no power or water for a little while. what it would take for you and oreo to be comfortable and safe at home. >> just as you would prepare for your own needs should an earthquake or a disaster event occur, you need to prepare for your pets. and i have brought with me today, some of the things that i have put in my disaster kit to prepare for my animal's needs to make sure that i am ready should something happen and i need to shelter at home. >> what are some of the things that people should have in their home after an earthquake or other emergency to help take care of their tasks and take care of themselves. >> i took the liberty of bringing you some examples. it includes a first aid kit for your pet and you can also use it for yourself and extra meds for your pets. and water container that will not tip

. >> brown was pretty critical on his views of trump, but i think it is sort of part of the problem for democrats in how this reflects back on trump. right now my colleague, kenn, laying out some of the democratic analysts and how they view this, and through a pure political lens, the problem here for democrats is that this seeds the moral high ground that they believe they have right now heading into 2020. a and we saw that very acutely with the president's tweet over the weekend where, without a hint of irony, he tried to use this to immediately attack democrats and go on the offensive. >> that's exactly it. to your point, democrats have often claimed the moral high ground on race, particularly since the civil rights movement. today the modern democratic party is seen as the party of equality and justice. they jux taposed themselves wit the gop and they have had some issues and stumbled on race. because race was such a factor in the virginia governor's race, we're already seeing -- this is a clear sign that in 2020, democratic candidates are going to have to understand and be able to articulate and reject racism, and we're already seeing that candidate spea