nothing could be done to save kenny right now. our detectives are trying to determine a motive as to why. this incident occurred and they're using all the evidence and doing other campuses and statements. he wasn't into drugs. he's not in a gang. no talk of him in danger. kenny was one to make friends, not enemies. everyone loved to be around him. he was like the life of the party. you know, always acting silly and dancing. so why would someone kill him? the family believes kenny may have recognized the gunman. it could have been like he owed someone money, you know? um and if that was it, then really, how much you know. how much did he owe you? kenny had been unemployed during the pandemic. two months ago, he got a job as a logistics operator at dow chemical company and hayward, kenny described as a hard worker. these are just some of his favorite things what he loved most. his wife and boys are five and nine year old and a nephew he's raised since he was a baby. the family is asking for any help finding kenny's killer. it will b

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kenny, always great to see you. >> nice to be here.kie: white house chief of staff ron klain retweeting that our economic issues are high class problems. these are kitchen tables issues, kenny. they affect you and he. they don't affect if jeff bezos as much. >> that's exactly right, and i think it just shows how tone deaf that the administration is, right? that he would go out and although he didn't write it, he reiterated what was written. and it is completely tone deaf because it is the middle class and the lower class that's going to get hurt the most there rising oil prices and food prices you. can't go to the grocery store without spending $100 for half a dozen items. jackie: yeah. i look at the inflation crisis there a personal if standpoint but also from the numbers that we're getting. c, i was up more than -- cpi was up more than 5%, but producer prices up more than 6%. it's costing them more to make goods, so it's going to take a while to trickle down even more to us. >> right. it takes about two or three months to work its wa

. >> reporter: ask anyone who knows navy veteran kenny jerry and they'll tell you. >> hi, how are yourtain joy about him. amanda klein had heard about the guy on the scooter and finally met him last may in their town in minnesota near where she teaches students who are deaf and use sign language. >> i have my scooter decorated with flags, red, white, and blue. >> i said are you kenny? he says, i am. it's a pleasure to know you. that was it. i knew i liked him already. >> reporter: his enthusiasm was so inspiring amanda asked if she could post a video of kenny on tiktok. >> the whole idea was really to share his joy with the world more than just our town. >> reporter: kenny did you know what tiktok was? >> no, kate. >> reporter: they never imagined how many people he'd touch. >> you got fan mail. are you famous? >> reporter: so when kenny's mobility scooter broke last month amanda posted. >> i wanted to go to the coffee shop, veterans park. that was it. i couldn't afford it. >> reporter: within 24 hours tiktok rallied to replace it soon passing the $5,000 donation goal. >> they've give

nothing could be done to save kenny right now. our detectives are trying to determine a motive as to why. this incident occurred and they're using all the evidence and doing other campuses and statements. he wasn't into drugs. he's not in a gang. no talk of him in danger. kenny was one to make friends, not enemies. everyone loved to be around him. he was like the life of the party. you know, always acting silly and dancing. so why would someone kill him? the family believes kenny may have recognized the gunman. they could have been like he owed someone money, you know, um and if that was it, then how much you know. how much did he owe you? kenny had been unemployed during the pandemic. two months ago, he got a job as a logistics operator at dow chemical company and hayward, kenny described as a hard worker. these are just some of his favorite things what he loved most. his wife and boys are five and nine year old and a nephew he's raised since he was a baby. the family is asking for any help finding kenny's killer. it will bring p

kenny choi is live at sfo where medical detectives are being deployed. kenny? >> reporter: that's right, ken, right now the program is limited to some international flights that come into sfo. the goal of the program is to detect any new variants out there before it's too late. as soon as they arrive at sfo, some international travelers will have a new option to get tested right away. >> the purpose of this pilot is to begin sequencing strains of covid that come into the country. >> reporter: here is how it works. upon arriving, passengers can volunteer for two kinds of tests run by express check and a sequencing company called ginko buy you works. the first is a pool test where several sample combined and tested. the second involves giving passengers tests to take three to five days after arriving at the airport. >> it is the center point of where those passengers are coming in that we can attempt to capture the most volume. >> it gives them access to something that they wouldn't really know how to go get it. >> reporter: mark is a tour director and guide. >>

nothing could be done to save kenny right now.our detectives are trying to determine a motive as to why this incident occurred and they're using all the evidence and doing other campuses and statements. he wasn't into drugs. he's not in a gang. no talk of him in danger. kenny was one to make friends, not enemies. everyone loved to be around him. he was like the life of the party. you know, always acting silly and dancing. so why would someone kill him? the family believes kenny may have recognized the gunman. it could have been like he owed someone money, you know? um and if that was it, then really, how much you know. how much did he owe you? kenny had been unemployed during the pandemic. two months ago he got a job as a logistics operator at dow chemical company and hayward, kenny described as a hard worker. these are just some of his favorite things what he loved most. his wife and boys are five and nine year old and a nephew he's raised since he was a baby. the family is asking for any help finding kenny's killer. it will brin

kenny choi spoke to the mayor and the head of the sfmta to get some answers about this. kenny? >> reporter: the sfmta said there could be a noticeable impact on services because of the number of unvaccinated employees right now. it's not exactly clear what thal im diulfor those who use it every day. last week, more than 350,000 people hopped on to muni buses, trains, and capable cars, as the economy's gears shift into full speed again, it is vital. >> you need it to get to work basically. >> yes, it goes throughout the city, all of the different neighborhoods. >> reporter: of the more than 6,000 employees, 275 are unvaccinated, or haven't yet reported their status, with the november 1st deadline looming. >> you're talking about a small percentage of employees who are unvaccinated. >> that's right. for the agency as a whole, our unvaccinated numbers are small. >> reporter: sfmta said it's mostly transit and parking control operators. they are looking at changing shift redirecting operators, but add its difficult to plan at the moment with changing numbers. >> any loss of transit

liz: there were during the pandemic, kenny. you know those names were providing the leadership the whole time. >> right, absolutely and i think you have to look at some of those names, but that being said, i think the whole space is overdone so i would not be surprised at all to see especially as we move into the tapering conversation and especially as we move into next year's conversation, the tech names and the high growth names are going to come under some pressure so i wouldn't be so anxious. i'm not getting rid of the tech i own. i'm just not chasing it up here. i'll wait to see we get a pullback which i fully expect we'll get. liz: mike nvidia, broadcom events, micro devices. kenny thinks, scott, that big tech is overbought here. do you or are there names here, and then the lesser-known names then too. >> well you can't generalize the whole space as being over bought, and kenny i love you and all buffets book right now just pulled in 16% off the high, people are scared about facebook numbers, they had problems the past fe

kenny choi , kpix 5 pick >> thank you so much, kenny. >>> we first brought to this announcement on cbsn bay area you can watch it 24/7 and streaming at www.kpix.com or the kpix 5 news app. >>> in norway police say five people were killed by a man armed with a bow and arrow. the attack happened near the capital of oslo. two others are in intensive care. a suspect is in custody but no word yet about a motive. >>> an update on the pg&e power shutoffs. the agency is dialing back the warnings with only 16,000 customers down from 21,000 having their power turned off tomorrow do to the fire danger. parts of napa and sonoma county are affected and contra costa was part of the notice but they have been taken off of the list and we are monitoring the conditions with sink paul heggen . >> for now it is not that breezy and there is an onshore direction breeze keeping the humidity from dropping during the day. winds are going to pivot to the north prompting the red flag warning for solano county and i think we are going to be looking at an elevated fire threat during the afternoon on thursday with s

kenny choi spoke to cybersecurity experts and privacy advocates on what happens next. kenny?reporter: liz, no one quite knows if or what kinds of regulation federal authorities and lawmakers will come up with. it is a pitiful pivotal moment. people believe many of focusing on what is happening with their data and what will be done. >> reporter: each search and click for your computer or phone can transfer personal data to servers which can then be stored and sometimes sold. >> for anyone to argue that an average person is fully cognizant of how their data and how much data about them is being gathered little and how it is being used. >> there is a huge amount of information that can be used against us in a lot of different ways. outcome it comes down to, we generate it ourselves, th site security analyst. >> the question of st is, what information are you okay with others having access to. because it is all obscure and in the abstract, most people don't think about it. >> reporter: companies like facebook site regulation is not needed. others are trying to stop targeting year

kenny, kim, thank you very much. appreciate having you on. want to bring in one of the best market technicians, ian mcmillan. let's start with the s&p. i am an amateur technician, i love the charts and i love doing this work. looks like it is critical. went through the 50-day, we kept bouncing off it. we're there in the shadow of it. is it critical we get there some point soon or another pullback to retest the recent lows? >> hah, charles, thanks for having me back on. obviously to go higher we do need to recapture the 50-day. we bounced off of it from the underside once, we're recessing it today. we do need to recapture that. that is simple math and trend following. does it happen, does it need to happen immediately? i'm not so convinced by that. the sooner the better. charles: right. >> i think we would all like to get that out of the way but what i'm looking out for is what is it going to take for the s&p to move higher. we've seen value outperform energy, financials. would have been materials and we made a little bit of a headwind but i s

>> got it right. >> all right. >> kenny, i forgot the kenny wayne jr. kenny, jr., thank you, guys. happy that you're here. what you're doing is amazing. you all saw this problem about 23 students being arrested in three days, something had to be done, so how did you -- michael >> we're all active parents on the campus. so, after the first fight and then the next day then we had the second fight, i immediately knew this isn't the school we sent our children to, this isn't the community we're raising our babies in. so i reached out to these guys and some other parents. we decided to have a meeting in downtown shreveport. came here, put together a master plan. that plan after about a three-hour meeting did not include coming up to the school. that was the furthest thing on our mind. when we were leaving the meeting these guys here they said how about if we just go to the school every day and just show up? so we kind of balanced it back and forth, back and forth. so i said how about we call it the pops on patrol. no, that's kind of corny, it reminds me of paw patrol. [ laughter ] so at

, kenny.looking, him or the other guy? liz: well, show their wallets, that may be a different thing. i'm going with kenny griffin in that one. >> oh, yeah, he's -- there we go. see any resemblance? liz: the apes like this, right? >> no, they hate kenny -- liz: okay. they like your tweet. >> they were saying that i'm -- i can't pronounce, i can't, like, utter the words on tv that they compared me to. we can't go there. filled with ec metives. look, adam aaron's such a nice guy, but he keeps saying he wants to get to know his investors. you've got to see these guys. he should get to know some of the guys that weigh in on my twitter feed. [laughter] liz: there's a difference between you and adam aron. >> he follows some of these guys that use that crass language, and some of those -- liz: if i were wearing pearls, i'd clutch them. >> really? okay. all right. talk to -- liz: thank you very much, charlie gasparino. i-buying is the practice of buying a home sight unseen on the internet. today's coun

kenny choi is live in san francisco with the details. kenny? >> reporter: yeah, this is law enforcement's latest effort, trying to tackle this problem. a problem that has gotten exponentially worse in just a few years. now with the state are entering the picture, it will only strength an lawsuit filed by the san francisco district attorney's office against three major gun manufacturers. ghost guns without serial numbers, unregistered, and essentially untraceable, are being used in all types of crimes. from murderer to robbery and drive-bishootings. >> we have seen a dramatic increase in the use of ghost guns. >> reporter: kpix 5 has been investigating ghost guns for years. >> there are people that are buying these kits for the purpose of assembling them, finishing them, and then selling them to the highest bid person that's a big problem. >> reporter: building an unserialized firearm out of parts for personal use is legal under federal law, but selling it is not. today officials displayed ghost guns assembled in less than 30 minutes after recei

kenny choi has more on what the future could hold for facebook. kenny? >> reporter: the whistleblower is set to testify before lawmakers on capitol hill, tomorrow. the bombshell allegations made by her have led to all questions about how the company operates, and controls its research data. >> there has never been a time in america that this much power was in the hands of so few private citizens. >> reporter: whistleblower francis haugen says facebook changed its algorithm in 2018 which controls on what shows up on users newsfeeds, leading to more divisiveness and keeping users more engaged. >> facebook, over and over again has shown it chooses profit over safety. >> one step from there, to saying we will show you news about one political candidate, and not another, because we will show you news about the one that we want to be elected. that is really terrifying. when companies have that kind of power. >> reporter: alastair mctaggart has become one of the most well- known advocates for privacy protection. >> these companies, trillion dollar corporations

kenny, wayne, henry, jr.hink, you guys want to take this national and how do you do it? >> yes, i would love for it to go national. first, i want to just say -- i want to thank the high school and also southwood athletic department. they give me a chance as an assistant coach, a football coach. and the kids, i love them. i love my football team. they look at me as -- more like a father figure, even though they might have some at the house and everything. my head coach, he always talk to us like family, family first. and i also have a son that plays for southwood. and i teach them, you know, do something different, do something positive. and just be a leader. that's it. so it needs to go to the nation. >> it needs to go national. worldwide would be great. you guys are a great example. i mean, y'all are really, really great. i'm going to -- when we're done, i'm going to get your address, because i want to send you guys something and stay in touch. michael, zach, michael, tracy, craig and kenny wayne henny, jr.,

. >> let's go to kenny choi. kenny? >> reporter: it has been an extremely busy night for repair crews trying to respond to all kinds of problems on the roads and a whole lot more. >> tonight, all across the bay and in san mateo county flooded roadways, downed trees and power lines. >> everyone seems to be driving slow. yet it's bad but it will pass. >> crews are scrambling to respond, in daly city workers blocking off lanes because of major flooding reducing traffic to a crawl. this husband-and-wife on the road all day and night, to get to a wedding this week. >> i can't do a complete stop because there was a lot of water. it was unusual. >> a familiar scene in more, traffic and street lights out, cars speeding past creating a precarious situation. >> instead of taking the freeways i took side streets. >> with power outages, some stopping by to charge their phones at a local pizza parlor in pacifico. >> the power has been out since this morning. it was flickering and it went out and hasn't come back on. >> in san franci

now kenny is like right, yeah, i know. no! >> but wait, dominoes pricing, i mean i'll tell you, dominoes has pricing power, they saw what pepsi did, they beat, they didn't beat a whole lot but they beat by $0.06. prices are going up. they actually said after the announcement they were going to start to raise prices, so i think they already started doing that. dominoes is another one that has pricing power, very popular, people love dominoes they do a great job and i think they got pricing power so i don't think that's going to be a wiff. liz: oh, my gosh, kenny complimenting dominoes that's a high compliment, right? scott your final thought as we know, wednesday is very big day, but we saw quite a jittery market already, up triple digits dow is down 134 points. >> well if you remember last week, we put up what i call a reaction airy low in the s&p, and we bounced off that. we went probably about 3% off the lows so being right here and digesting where we are, i don't think it's that bad. i'm watching s&p 4350 that's the level r

we sent kpix 5 kenny choi to find out if it really did that. kenny? >> reporter: fire officials say all this rain is needed and only helps during what has been a long wildfire season. they are not quite ready to say it is the end. the sound of overpowering streams flowing through what was days ago tinder, dry land with nearby homes vulnerable to wildfires is welcomed with open arms. >> it is much better when everything is wet. i think we won't be so afraid of it anymore for sometime. >> reporter: it's a sigh of relief for many, but firefighters believe it is still too early to call. >> it's definitely good news when it comes to a wildfire. we're not quite prepared today to call an end to wildfire danger. >> reporter: this is a map of the major fires that erupted this season in california burning nearly 2.5 million acres so far. this is a map of the active fires burning now. only a handful, a stark contrast and a good indication of what the firefight looks like towards the end of the season. >> what happens typically is a storm will roll through a give

kenny let's just pounce on this right now. come on $200 a barrel? a little bit rich for sure i think oil is going higher, i think demand is there but i think these calls for 200 is creating this hysteria and causing all these trader types to run right out with this momentum force these trades. i think it's a little bit rich. i don't expect it to go there and i would think if oil broke $100 we would start to see much more production coming out of the u.s. , which would tamp that down. liz: scott, i don't want to get wonky here but it's not wonky if you're talking about the energy markets rig count. a whole bunch of them have been firing up last friday, they always come out on a friday, we saw baker hughs giving a report that they were adding rigs, hand over fist, so, i mean, doesn't that at some point put a ceiling on the price? >> i agree. everyone wants to sell oil at these prices while they can get it and at this point 85 is probably high, but not crazy like the journal article is saying 200. i'll say sold to them. if oil goes to 200 we have a lot

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no, kenny, you can't look. i'm the foreman. (mumble, mumble) because, kenny, your family's poor.lubhouse! sorry, hon. mom, can we pull up the carpeting in the living room? well, i don't know, eric. if you did that, then the floors would be bare. but, mom, the blueprint says we need carpeting in the clubhouse! well, all right. kenny, my mom says you can go get carpeting in the living room now. (mumble, mumble) and stop your bitchin'! (grunting) what are you doing, sweetheart? getting a cookie. we're building a clubhouse and then we're-- you men are all alike. first you get a cookie and then you criticize the way i dress and then it's the way i cook. i suppose next you'll be telling me that you need your space and that i'm sabotaging your creativity. go ahead, stanley, get your goddamn cookie! 'kay. (school bell ringing) and so, children, today we're going to focus on american history. right, mr. twig? that's right, mr. garrison. american history is very-- when is mr. hat coming back? what did you say? when is mr. hat coming back? i told you to never to mention that name in my clas

kenny! pengon is my favorite! that's the last one! let me have it! - mm-mm. - mnya, kenny!ut those things. - they're so strange. where are they from? - well, it's some new big thing from japan. i tell ya, those japanese really know how to market to kids. - i've got to collect all chinpokomon! i've got to collect them all so i can become royal crown chinpokomaster, oh! - order chinpokomon, and you will have happy feelings! - i have to become royal crown chinpokomaster! all: must collect chinpokomon! - okay, kenny! i'll trade you my chuchunesbi for your pengon! - [mumbles] - god damn it! you're supposed to trade! little asshole! gimme pengon! - hey, dudes. what're those? - what're these? they're chinpokomon. - huh? - you don't appear to have any chinpokomon. - no, but look. i just got this sweet cyborg bill doll. - oh, please. cyborg bill is so yesterday. -yeah, like ancient history. - cyborg bill isn't cool anymore? -no, dude. - cyborg bill hasn't been cool for a long time, kyle. - why the hell don't people tell me these things? - it's all chinpokomon, now. - dude, if you co

but i want to give kenny the last word. >> go kenny. >> on this whole thing? i think it is overreach. i will say right now if i deposit $10,000 cash in my account, somebody has to be notified. if they look at every $10,000 transaction that people have, it will sweep across middle america as well. i agree. it's overreach, unnecessary and i agree we need to stop the tax cheats. i get it. but there's other ways to catch people that are not paying taxes. >> the way things have gone now, the $10,000 will be the average trip to the gas station. i had to get that in there. >> cute, charles. >> leave it there. speaking of gas prices going up, now one major company is hiking prices for everything that helps you clean up. we have the details. give me a hint already. what if i told you people have already started their christmas shopping? we'll tell you how many next. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. big promises. small promises. cuddly shaped promises. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. and the people of old

kenny, always appreciate you talking to.t the purgatory recipe, my friend. >> great sicilian dish. charles: all righty. president biden by the way planning to hold a virtual summit with china's president xi but will a zoom call really curb china's growing active provocation? they are getting more belligerent. no one better to answer that former white house trade advisor peter navarro. he will give his take next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memory and in my cognitive ability. i started to feel a much better sense of well-being. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. that building you're trying to buy, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's

>> my labor attorney tells kpix 5's kenny choi that those officers don't have much of a case. >> reporter: despite the latest numbers, the head of the police union is saying that response times will be impacted. the numbers continue to improve, even today, and a majority of officers are vaccinated. the question now is what happens to those who refused to get a shot. >> the conservative being that if we don't have the visibility or the staffing on the streets, it could impact the crime level. >> reporter: sfp away wanted a testing option instead of mandated vaccines. the police union says many religious and medical exemptions that were applied for it handled in a timely manner. >> it has left my members in a fog, and they are feeling a sense of betrayal almost. >> reporter: the police chief addressed the dozens of officers, now 76 as of late this afternoon, who are so unvaccinated, and now placed on administrative leave him alone waiting for hearings, and not allowed to interact with public on the streets. >> those employees will be sent to the police commission for a nondisciplinary heari

in mill valley, kenny choi, kpix 5. >>> taking a look at your top headlines this evening, new researchws children will face a frightening future of the fires and other disasters if global climate policies don't change. young activists demanded change of the climate conference in milan. the new study published in the journal of science found a baby born today will experience twice as many wildfires, three times more droughts, and seven times more heat waves as a person born in 1960. >>> the fda is leaning towards authorizing have dose posters of moderna's covid vaccine as we head into flu season. >>> meanwhile, united airlines has begun the process of terminating nearly 600 employees who missed monday's deadline for meeting the company's vaccine mandate. as for passengers, senator dianne feinstein just introduced a bill to require vaccination, a negative test, or proof of recovery to take a domestic flight. our andria borba will have more details tonight at 11:00. >>> in a live look at capitol hill, where a stopgap guilt to fund the government until december has cleared congress. next,

but we played all of the themes since kenny has come in, which is an added advantage for us.we have come since then. we are going to go into these games with no fear. we are underdogs and we will give it everything and who knows what can happen. here's a look at all four groups. eight—time winners germany, the world's number—three—ranked side, will face many people's dark horses spain in group b, while sweden, ranked second in the world, are in the same group as holders the netherlands. england's game with austria will open the event at old trafford on the 6th ofjuly, with the final at wembley on the 31st ofjuly. emma raducanu says she's still finding herfeet, but is learning with every match. she's through to the quarterfinals at the transylvania 0pen after beating romania's ana bogden in straight sets. the 18—year—old brit now has two wins in romania so far, her first on the women's atp tour. she's the third seed in cluj, and while there are no crowds at the tournament, raducanu has enjoyed plenty of support. herfather is romanian and her grandmother lives in bucharest. the

help prevent fire, then we have to deal with that. >> because of the winds and red flag warning as kenny mentioned within the past half hour pge says it has started turning off power to thousands across northeastern california including parts of the east and north bay. the utility company says restoration for those that lose power could begin on tuesday. >>> a live look at sfo and oakland airports where southwest airlines experienced flight delays and cancellations over the weekend. betty yu reports on what apparently caused the disruptions across the country. >> reporter: this was the scene in las vegas over the weekend, traveler ty tran shared this photo showing long lines to get assistance at the southwest counter. he says there was a six hour in person wait to get help and few alternative flights available. their only chief meteorologist was canceled, received an error message and faced two hour wait time for customer service. >> my daughter and son said you will get stuck at the airport. >> reporter: hoping to make it home to las vegas from sfo, their flight was already delayed twic

with a look at how the team got this far and the diehard fans that cheered them on the entire way, kenny? >> reporter: brian, what a dramatic finish. for so many diehard fans it was the day. one of the beautiful things about sports it brings out the joy in people when something good happens to their team. tonight we met so many giants fans, one stood out in a heartfelt and soulful way. [music] >> reporter: he is a one man band. on a day like today he was not alone. >> at the beginning the year i had a feeling. >> reporter: fans all across the city and at this club amped after an up and down year. >> yay, giants! yes! >> it is awesome. absolutely awesome. >> we were way under estimated at the beginning the year. >> we need this in san francisco to boost spirits. [music] >> reporter: lifting a city with music is what brian's one man swamp band has been doing for more than 40 years. ♪ giants won the pennant now. >> reporter: today, showing off his orange and black. >> it is electricity, finding a way to get it done. having a lot of fun doing it. >> reporter: inside of the ballpark, pure joy

tonight kpix5's kenny choi is back with another project home investigation. he takes us to the sierra town of grizzly flats to find out how one guy saved his home and his low insurance premium. >> when we were evacuated, the fire was coming up out of the canyon and we stopped down the road and looked back this way. i wrote it off. i said there's no way our house can survive. >> reporter: but weeks after evacuation still displaced rodg turned on the news and miraculously saw their house still standing. >> i about fell through the floor. >> he was laughing when he saw the video. >> holy smokes. >> reporter: walk with them in every direction outside their house. nothing but charred remains of what so many families called home just weeks ago. there's plenty of evidence the inferno made its way to the wells' doorstep, too. >> there was ash and pine needles and all in here. the fire had been in here, but it didn't light up the house. >> reporter: the former logger believes it's because two years ago when he retired, he started hardening his home. he sealed it so em

hey kenny. >> reporter: good evening, what makes this especially more significant is that, there are strong wind gusts covering a vast amount of territory. the strongest wind is expected overnight in the northbay mountains and hills as well as the east bay mountains and hills. >> extra crews are ready to roll as units are monitoring red flag conditions but a fire is more likely to ignite and spread rapidly. >> it creates a large area which clearly, the larger area of the red flag the more significant the chances of any type of event. >> under normal conditions brushfires like this one are more manageable. low humidity metals -- levels are driving this morning. adding in extreme drought conditions and in place for what could be devastating scenarios. >> if the wind catches any fire it's going to push it and potentially become something big so we want to be sure to be there ready to put it out. >> in wood aker, students and parents gathered for a school event and one exhibit showed the prolific expansion of fire and the relation to climate change. >> information that is given to reside

kenny choi is in san francisco. kenny, you spoke with some experts, and privacy advocates on what they expect is next. >> reporter: can, for the average person it is extremely difficult to know to what extent your data elected online is being used by these various companies. the renewed focus on facebook is ringing more attention to what needs to happen next. >> reporter: companies like facebook say regulation is needed. bay area real estate mogul alastair mctaggart spearheaded legislation in 2020 which created the newly formed california privacy protection agency and established some of the strongest consumer privacy laws in the country. >> there is some really strong new rules. you have to now learn my location within 250 acres, so you cannot track me to the synagogue or the church or the mosque or the bar. you can only know that i am in oakland or san francisco. it is a huge difference that is going to happen, now because of this new law. >> reporter: data can be transferred to servers and can be then sold. >> it

. >> kenny, what is the san francisco fire department saying about this incident? >> reporter: so san francisco police are investigating both incidents, saying there are no signs of foul play in either of the falls. in the second fall, there were two injuries stand. one from the person who fell from the upper section and another man sustaining injuries, below him on the ground level. both sent to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. as for the first fall, the medical examiner's office has not yet leased the identity of the man who fell and died in that first fall earlier in the night. >> thank you, kenny. >>> the other big story this evening. parents throughout california keeping their kids home from school today, and some teachers also didn't show up to class. all part of a walkout to protest governor newsom's planned covid mandates for students. juliette goodrich is live in more on the protest. >> reporter: you know it wasn't that long ago here at district headquarters that you had parents and students in this parking lot protesting to get back into th

kpix 5's kenny choi is live in san francisco to tell us how politics is playing a role. >> reporter: even though a high percentage of bay area residents have already been vaccinated, as you mentioned, there are still a lot of people who come to this site every day to get their first shots. early on in the pandemic, the hispanic community felt the brunt of the covid-19 pandemic, but now it is more of the rural areas that are disproportionately impacted covid-19 deaths. the numbers are high as case rates go down. 82% of eligible latinos in the city have gotten at least one dose. this site alone has vaccinated more than 5000 people so far. >> through the latino task force and ucsf, they really did a push in terms of educating people to get tested before the vaccine. >> reporter: during the course of the pandemic and vaccine rollout, there has been a growing difference between counties leaning republican versus democratic. according to data analyzed by the san francisco chronicle, the 23 counties where more than 50% of residents voted for trump in 2020, and also represent a percent of th

kpix 5's kenny choi is live with the city's plan to stop it, just announced. hey, kenny. >> reporter: brian, this new program, it's a cash incentive for information that leads to the arrest and prosecution of those running these fencing operations. these are large, organized, criminal networks. the mayor and police say they are responsible for the majority of auto burglaries happening across the city. they say about a dozen crews are regularly targeting tourists and residents here the new cash reward system which would pay up to $100,000 is entirely funded private donors in the hospitality and tourism industry. >> we're here to target everyone involved in these crimes because we have to get to the root of what is causing the issue. >> reporter: shortly after city officials made this announcement, just a half block away, another car break in here this family, visiting from out of town, not burglarized. several items including an ipad from their car, now gone. coming up at 6:00, we will hear from the family as well as the security guard who has been working in t

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kenny choi has more on what the future could hold for facebook. kenny?o testify before lawmakers on capitol hill, tomorrow. the bombshell allegations made by her have led to all questions about how the company operates, and controls its research data. >> there has never been a time in america that this much power was in the hands of so few private citizens. >> reporter: whistleblower francis haugen says facebook changed its algorithm in 2018 which controls on what shows up on users newsfeeds, leading to more divisiveness and keeping users more engaged.

kpix 5's kenny choi has details on what this new approach is all about. >> reporter: a lot of people are hoping this new initiative will work. we are getting ready for a live shot. we spotted this car smashed, and the owners just returned and told us that the briefcase and luggage case right on top was taken. just after city leaders announced that initiative, we also spotted another car across the street, also getting broken into just a short time ago. >> we came back, and the window was broken, and all our stuff was gone. >> reporter: a ransacked car is what they came back to, leaving them helpless before heading to the airport. >> it was important stuff like our passports and ids and cards. >> especially broad daylight. >> reporter: just one of the latest auto burglary victims. >> it is really embarrassing for our city. it is frustrating, and it gives people the impression that it is not safe to come here. >> reporter: the latest swing, cash for informants to turn in criminals at the upper levels to tackle the onslaught of what seems to be a perpetual cycle of smash and grabs, hour

host: that's kenny in north carolina. next up is a republican. your thoughts on these job numbers coming out this morning. caller: joe biden is so inspiring, isn't he? host: your thoughts on the job numbers, joseph? caller: i think they are wonderful. joe biden is so inspiring. host: that is joseph. this is patty in harrisburg. good morning. caller: good morning. i think we have to get back to the truth about things in science and [indiscernible] host: bring me to jobs numbers. caller: the jobs numbers are there because i think there are a lot of people who want to work but are afraid, fearful for their safety, even if they have a vaccine. i see there are some people that do not one work. the majority of people do want to work and i think this is all new to them. host: lynn in maryland, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you so much. is this john? host: yes, ma'am. caller: thank you so much. the numbers are a little troubling but one of the things i keep hearing people say is about the importance of the vaccine mandates. i unders

coming up on the all, just the renews our drove in north. kenny pushes more than $2000000.00 towards hunger . and in the n b a unhappy fans of the brooklyn that's rally behind their star. they are more not story later in sports. ah. were tracking a weather maker over the caspian sea. hello everyone. come with me. let me show you . it may dive down some weather into tater on. i'll show you the 3 day one sec. but out for across the middle east, we've got plenty in the way of sunshine. ok, here's the next 3 days for a tighter and now we're looking at an increasing level of clouds. by the time we get toward wednesday and we may see those winds pick up as well, but i do think they will stay dried off to northern parts of baka stone right now. and maya by temperatures have dropped here. la hor 26 is warm. about $24.00. so the next 3 days for as long as the body k 2426. but look at these overnight. lows, fresh is 7 degrees. and by the way, you are well below average off to turkey right now. brisk wind through the boss for us is symbol high. 17 degrees, but i think we'll see those when goes

i want to bring in kenny polcari. and, kenny, you have been pretty cautious for a while. mr. reluctant is gone too far but my question to you, is it time to stop worrying and start to learn to love this rally? [laughter]. >> you're killing me. i spit my coffee up all over my keyboard when you heard you say that. listen, here's the deal. i am the at point where i like the rally. you might have loved it when it was 10% lower an rallied to this point but it is getting a little edgy in my opinion. like i said i have not been anti-buying stocks, i have been. i have not been chasing the outperformers. i put money to work i think in sectors that are underperformed or sectors doing better going into the new year. i'm so much reluctant as i am cautious. you have to be in it to win it, right? you have to be invested and a well designed portfolio. you can't run scared that causes you to pull back. i view that as a long term investor. if you're a day-trader, you want the volatility. you want to jump in and out. you want the chaos. i don't necessarily want that as an investor. charles

really quick, kenny, before i let you go i want to ask you about inflation. there's been so much talk about inflation. i do not think it's transitory. tell me i'm wrong, please, or inflation is going to go well into 2022 and the feds going to have to address that. >> listen, cheryl. i am so in your camp on this , i've been screaming about not transitory for at least six months now, and notice what they did. two weeks ago, jay powell dropped the word transitory from his speech and today, the way they do they send the fed members to go out float the balloon and he came out talking about inflation is going to spin-out of control if this continues, which is kind of what's happening today, you see why the market has pulled back so much because when jimmy bullard says it, our fed member says it that then causes investors to think about what's going on in the minds of the fed , and so the idea that you're going to see and i'm in the camp that inflation, if inflation spins out of control, we are going to see a change in rates sooner than the market expects which is w

ok, we have to leave it there. kenny belt marrow include, thank you very much. thank you very much. have a good in the governor. the u. s. state of michigan is calling for an all hands on deck response to deal with a water contamination crisis. there people in bent and harbor a majority. black city have been told not to cook, drink or brush their teeth with tap water. it comes almost 3 years after land lead . lead was found in the cities. pipes is john henry in bent in harbor, the water is brown in people are seeing red data went back a last lesson while here. so i'll know what the day had on now. for the 2nd time in recent memory, the state of michigan is taking years to clean up lead, tainted drinking water in a majority. black city, when a visitor complained about the water. reverend edward pinkney had it test it and found high levels of lead. he says there's a reason it's taking so long to remove it. environmental recess just to where did you, if, if o a white woman were count was, oh, will you see he see her own a camel? we don't know baby, she's cry. and telling me that to lay