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after the hour i'm kevin corke.ng that many of us ever expected. elon musk tweeting last night, "i hate to say it but we need to increase oil and gas output immediately. extraordinary times demand extraordinary measures." now joined by senior advisor for energy and foundation for defense democracy, brenda i don't drive a tesla, but just saying that made me smile but also chuckle because he makes an excellent point, what say you? >> you know the current crisis is impressed sent to global energy market and global markets in general. and could easily lead to global recession to hold back all the growth that is coming post covid. it is great to see that elon musk understands the important and how urgent the situation is. you know we've been told by policymakers and ngos, activists the members and the journalist the renewable energy, that is not how technology works. i'm sure he is aware of this. today's renewables, solar, wind, hydro, they have to work together with a base load fuel like natural gas. it is not fossil fu

kevin? it leverage it or lease get some time. kevin? , ., . ., kevin?en going at it - kevin? it is rather convenient, they've been going at it for - kevin? it is rather convenient, l they've been going at it for now five weeks, and clearly the expectation was they were to kyiv rather _ expectation was they were to kyiv rather quickly. that has not happened, they are looking for a bit of an— happened, they are looking for a bit of an off— happened, they are looking for a bit of an off ramp here, so they have said, _ of an off ramp here, so they have said. you — of an off ramp here, so they have said, you know what? we will pull back from — said, you know what? we will pull back from attempting to take kyiv sub as _ back from attempting to take kyiv sub as an— back from attempting to take kyiv sub as an act of good faith, so we can get— sub as an act of good faith, so we can get these peace talks going, mavbe _ can get these peace talks going, maybe make some progress, but, yeah, it is clearly— maybe make some progress, but, yeah, it is clearly a _ maybe

kevin: thank you.the president speaking with president zelensky and let the united states is willing to do to have up the pressure coming up next. and the, “wow, i'm learning about my family.” yeah, yep. which one, what'd you find? lorraine banks, look, county of macomb, michigan? look at grandma... hey grandma! unbelievable. everybody deserves to know who they are and where they came from. ohhh...cool. this whole journey has been such a huge gift for our family. anita: day number 11 on russia's attack on ukraine more than one.4 million ukrainians as vladimir putin claims the lives of innocent civilians. once again the latest on the ground. reporter: in the words of the organization doctors without borders there is a humanitarian catastrophe unfolding here in ukraine across the entire country but no more so than the said the city for which is one of the most intense bombardments we have seen through the 11 day war. 200,000 people are trapped they have little food and little water a cease-fire went into

kevin, thank you . ukraine retaking both the town of christian and the suburb of ervine. but how important a victory in the overall fight for ukraine. more on that next. hunter biden is the most protected person in the country . he was given rights and favor jobs well beyond his credentials just as founding. you really can't find any business venture that does not revolve around his father's political power. tens of millions from the ukraine shine on russian entities. hunter barely functional human and roaring sex addiction, obsessively videotaping every aspect of his life excuse you got a problem here and walked in a customer clutching three pros. it's not stuff you would ever see the light of day offering to pay the big guy, joe biden himself. this is american power to do business and joe biden was the at every stage judge jeanine pirro, host hunter by streaming now formerly on fox, an unthinkable took the lives. six million and thousands ofim jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty. the same

kevin. good morning. well, i'll tell you the talk and optimism any sort of peace is being very tepidly accepted . and president zelenskyy in an address last night saying that we should be cautious about what the russians intend to do on that pullback. and he also says that he is about to pull his anytime soon. here's president zelenskyy watch. the situation has not become easier. the scale of the challenges is not diminished. the russian army still has significant potential to continue attacks against our state. they still have a lot of equipment and enough people completely deprived of the right to whom they can send to the cauldron of war . therefore we stay alert and do not reduce our defense efforts . >> and kevin, this comes as there are no signs of peace in the south in that key seaport city of nikolaev hit by a rocket. you can see here that's the administration regional government administration building reportedly killed 12 , wounded another twenty two and another rocket nearby landi

kevin, that's everything. know, i'm a soldier from the ground wars in iraq and afghanistan and north africa. when you lose morale, you lose all the momentum and it's harsh winter conditions. these guys are getting hit by guerrilla attacks and from every angle. so we've seen a lot of desertions and we've seen the russian soldiers broken. i don't think they knew what the plan was and i think vladimir putin is increasingly isolated. that doesn't mean he's going to quit what it really means is we're seeing these desperation plays like the bombing of mariupol. but the ukrainians can turn this around with the right weapons focused on the artillery pieces and the dug in russians. they can break the russians first and i think we're going to look for that in the next few weeks. always a real pleasure. jason beardsley joining us on the show tonight . jason , thank you . now back to my colleague jonathan hunt. kevin, thank you . some news out of washington, d.c. madeleine albright, a child refugee from controlled europe

kevin: thanks for having me. dan: something like 3800 job openings in the city of san francisco, that's a staggering figure, it's hard to believe. kevin: that's roughly 10% of available city jobs. dan: is one area being affected more than others? kevin: obviously those 3800 jobs are split across different departments, but some departments are being hurt worse than others. department of department of housing -- the part of environment, economic and workforce development, all of those departments are seeing over 20% vacancies unfilled. dan: and the obvious question, kevin, they pay reasonably well, they are reasonably decent jobs with reasonable benefits and retirement. why are there so many openings? kevin: there's a number of factors that have led to the shortage problem. one is issues with hiring. labor groups and workers say understaffing was a problem prior to the pandemic, but the pandemic has led to attrition. labor groups say hiring is only picked up to about ap percent of pre-condemning levels. plus there'

right, anne and kevin.evin, do you want to kick us off this time with the telegraph, met hiding behind rules, says former crown prosecutor, in not automatically identifying who is getting the fine? yes. in not automatically identifying who is getting the fine?— is getting the fine? yes, we have found out this _ is getting the fine? yes, we have found out this morning _ is getting the fine? yes, we have found out this morning that - is getting the fine? yes, we have found out this morning that the l found out this morning that the police are issuing 26 penalty notices to people who they say have broken the rules, the lockdown rules, and attending data rings, parties, and whitehall in downing street in 2020 and 2021 —— attending gatherings. now, we have been told these people not be identified. the only ones that will be identified are the prime minister, if he was to receive a fixed penalty notice, simon case, the cabinet secretary, and rishi sunak, the chancellor. the telegraph have said that by accusing th

anne, kevin was saying the rouble fell, anne, kevin was saying the rouble felt, i anne, kevin was sayingit fell anne, kevin was saying the rouble fell, i think it fell some thing like 37% at some point? i don't know where it is now, but this is a good concrete example, isn't it, where the ambition and desire to have sanctions, the ambition to wyndham subs off russian energy comes up against the hard facts of being in a contractual relationship and still be ultimately dependent on russia? it is not so much about the rouble. the rouble has recovered. currencies tend to register shocked, and they register extremes, of reaction. vladimir putin has been repairing this work for a long time, he has currency reserves. that could sure of the rouble. it is ironic, in a way, that it would not be paid in the rouble...— the rouble. .. laughter to the rouble... laughter to avoid _ the rouble... laughter to avoid certain - the rouble. .. laughteri to avoid certain sanctions the rouble. .. laughter - to avoid certain sanctions which only hit the hard currencies of the western currency. i always you... a

kevin: 39 minutes after the hour. i'm kevin corke in washington.highest they have been since 2008 and they only keep climbing. is u.s. dependence on russian oil in part to blame for the rising prices? >> oil prices hit the highest they have been since 2008, and stock index futures taked as investors are worried about the war in ukraine. crude oil is $115 a barrel. jpmorgan said it could soar to $185 a barrel. antony blinken said he spoke to the president about the potential to ban russian oil imports. >> we are in discussions with our european partners about banning russian oil to our country while maintaining a steady global supply of oil. the actions we have take onto date have had a devastating effect on the russian economy. >> this as president biden is facing bipartisan calls to ban russian oil. marco rubio says american's dependence on russian oil is giving vladimir putin the upper harden on the u.s. >> this flowing that banning russian oil would raise prices on american consumers is an admission that he has leverage over us. why would we hav

kevin: this deal was hard to make. opec-plus was a tough bargain. oil war in march 2020 and that is what happens when the bargain breaks. no one wants to disrupt the delicate balance. lisa: opec said they will release an updated statement on production what are you expecting to hear from them? kevin: i think my colleagues and i as tom mention have been looking at this from different sides. they expect to see the continued pace and the expectation we will have potentially an emergency meeting and an option to come back at whatever they decide. sticking with the plan but keeping an option open. lisa: how vulnerable are they to political backlash from the united states is saudi arabia and others do not increase reduction more and do not act in response to this as something that can perhaps buffer in terms of how much prices rise? kevin: historically the no producing bill is something they wielded to persuade production from the producers group. it is not something you are hearing about but tough to go on bended knee with a knife behind your back so the

kevin, it does _ insurance rise. the food prices. kevin, it does seem _ insurance rise.seem to - insurance rise. the food prices. kevin, it does seem to be - insurance rise. the food prices. kevin, it does seem to be in . insurance rise. the food prices. | kevin, it does seem to be in the air, i saw one interview demanding a 2% vat in vat. hit this is a debate the government can't avoid. hie. 296 vat in vat. hit this is a debate the government can't avoid. no, and the government can't avoid. no, and the cost of living _ the government can't avoid. no, and the cost of living crisis _ the government can't avoid. no, and the cost of living crisis was _ the government can't avoid. no, and the cost of living crisis was an - the cost of living crisis was an issue — the cost of living crisis was an issue before the invasion. this has exacerbated it. the government have rather— exacerbated it. the government have rather tried _ exacerbated it. the government have rather tried to pin the blame of the whole _ rather tried to pin the blame of the whole cost—of—living issue on ukrai

kevin nishita was one of 10 people honored at the group's 31st. annual first amendment award in washington, dc kron four's justine waltman takes us there. >> kevin went above and beyond as a security guard for the bay area. the news chris kevin is being remembered in our nation's capital for giving his life protecting the first amendment. >> the radio television digital news foundation honored him with the citation of courage award for the sacrifice. his wife and stepson accepted during the ceremony at times virginian issue that needed a breath before reading. she says she's thankful his life is being remembered. his passion was to protect and to serve. and he once told me this was his fun job. after serving 25 years in law enforcement, kevin was killed but protecting a kron. 4 journalist from an armed robbery in oakland right before thanksgiving last year, the citation of courage award is presented in recognition of distinguished service to journalism, an extraordinary courage while brave kevin was also kind. his wife said he made true friends wi

nishita kevin. the shooter was shot the day before thanksgiving while on assignment with the kron. 4 news reporter kron four's jonathan mccall here tonight with new details about where what we're learning about those suspects, john. yeah, that's all coming. nearly 4 months after kevin's death to so many folks impacted by it tonight, oakland police say that 2 of those suspects currently in custody, a 3rd suspect remains on the run tonight. kron 4 working to confirm the names of those suspects. but we are expected learn more details about all of them and the charges and exactly how this all went down during a news conference tomorrow afternoon, the shooter was shot just the day before thanksgiving back in november while on assignment with the kron. 4 news reporter who is covering a story on 14th street. detectives say the shooting was an attempted robbery of that reporter's camera equipment. kevin shot in the lower stomach died from his injuries. just 3 days later after his death, police released an i

the kevin of the charges in kevin's murder, according to the alameda county da's office were filed this week against 3 people before working as a private security guard. he worked for police agencies and hayward coma and san jose. and just last week, kevin was posthumously awarded the courage award from the radio television digital news foundation for sacrifice while protecting all reporter while on the job tonight, we are working to learn more details about the 3 people who have been now charged in connection to kevin's murder. we know once again, 2 people are now in custody. a 3rd person still on the run tonight, we'll continue to monitor this story for you throughout the evening and have updates tonight in prime time live on kron. 4 news at 8 in the newsroom tonight. jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. jonathan, thank you. last fiscal year, the san francisco police department's budget was about 703 million dollars. >> a new report from the center on juvenile and criminal justice takes us hard. look at the service. san francisco police is providing the amount of tax dollars being spent on t

gold, assets >> we were watching kevin.aking your head back and forth. >> we do not >> what kind of allocation for example the insurance companies have pension funds have overseas and specifically the china and what do you tell them to do? >> someone like kevin can take his shots, but three direct things that are wrong with china. number one, the growth out of china is tech heavy. that's not the space to be in right now. number two, and this is tricky you can't say with certainty that they are not part of the cancel culture russia. we don't know. even with the small percentage they may do something of support, that carries a risk and now they have covid over there. so lockdowns my opinion would be to avoid >> so you're advising the pension funds, stay away >> the firm can't, but i do. >> we've got a lot more to come on etf edge, 1:00 eastern time how are retail traders navigating the environment we'll be joined by charles and arnie, the head of systemic investment solutions for america's. hati bk co edge on cnbc.m. lfmeacri

kevin, i'm gonna warn you.at the living crap out of you. it's horrible. (laughs) well, ryan, everybody's calling you a scam artist, one guy called you a liar, and you're just kind of sucking it all in. he's wearing his watches. yeah. i-i've got my balance. i'm not... emotional. (sharks laugh) i got to tell you, you can take a lot of abuse and still hang in there. i like that about you. look, ryan, i don't believe in any of this. i'm out. thank you. there's been a lot of interesting discussion about scam here today. now how about this? if you admit it's a scam, maybe i'll invest. is it a scam? i d--i don't believe it is. okay, so my options are, i invest and have the crap beaten out of me by mark cuban. i don't like that too much. you're telling me it's real, but can't get it on tv because it's not accredited by anybody in the medical profession. i don't see an option here except to say i'm out. okay. thank you for your time. i appreciate it. (lori) good luck. bad luck. mojo. (robert) you know what? i don't care

thank you for honoring kevin nishita. so virginia also told a very touching story about how kevin purchase multiple umbrellas while they were on vacation and use them to protect reporters during storms. >> but he had so many just in case a reporter walked away with one of them that way he had extras and then she opened up one of those umbrellas as she walked off stage to a thunderous applause. and she also told us great story of how kevin had to drive 2 hours. he didn't have to. he wanted to drive 2 hours out of his way to get a report are home that's just the kind of guy that he was. 2 people have been arrested for his murder, but they have not been charged. and oakland police are still looking for a 3rd suspect in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. thank you, justine. one more major league baseball games canceled today. >> not good news for sports reporter kate rooney joins us live with details. we already had games canceled what a week ago and they still the union and the owners still can't figure it out.

on that kevin, there is a quote _ him think again? putin, we will not fight the third world war in ukraine. i suppose it begs the question, where might they end up having to fight the third world war?— end up having to fight the third world war? ., , ., ., ., world war? that gets to the heart of the dilemma — world war? that gets to the heart of the dilemma that _ world war? that gets to the heart of the dilemma that western _ world war? that gets to the heart of the dilemma that western leaders i world war? that gets to the heart of. the dilemma that western leaders are facing _ the dilemma that western leaders are facing. there are a lot of warm words. — facing. there are a lot of warm words, backing up the humanitarian and miiitary— words, backing up the humanitarian and military support that the west is offering to ukraine. however, you know _ is offering to ukraine. however, you know when — is offering to ukraine. however, you know when it comes to mo mentioned no-fiy_ know when it comes to mo mentioned no-fly zone. _ know when i

he and kevin had a brief stare down.l, kevin, with kevin where it seemed like he might run, but then like most people, the da key my mustache and said i give up. officer berg has a real stash look at that. can look at that in case you're interested. kevin is now reunited with his family, right? that thing up this morning. now let you show up to meetings as an animal. the video chat software now has animal avatars, which include a dog fox rabbit cow and more may be a donkey named. kevin zoom says the virtual animals will mimic your facial expressions. your body movements, which is really actually good for times. you don't necessarily want to be on camera but still want to express yourself the new animal avatars will be available. all right. they're now available. and just by updating your software. that's a real things. good thing. we don't work from home because we we'd be too silly with those. think you do the whole newscast sure we don't do and so give them ideas. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5 today. but we have a lo

thank you, kevin. we appreciate it, okay?ou stay safe. >> thank you. >>> hundreds of ukrainian children awaiting adoption by american families now stuck in limbo. some of them right outside lviv, and i had a chance to hear their stories. um, she's eating the rocket. ♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. [♪] did you know you can address one of the root causes of aging by targeting all the cells in your body? try tru niagen. life as we know it cannot exist without nad. as we age, nad can decrease by as much as 50%. tru niagen is proven to increase nad, to support heart and muscle health, and energy production that starts in your cells. address one of the root causes of aging with tru niagen, researched by the world's top scientific institutions. ♪♪ i'm using xfinity xfi's powerful, reliable connection to stream “conference calls” on every one of these devices. i'm “filing my taxes” early. “wedding planning.” we're streaming uh... “seminars.” are your vows gonna make me cry? yes! babe. (chuckles) look at that! another write off. that

kevin work for hayward coma and the san jose police departments. just last week he was posthumously awarded the courage award from the radio television digital news foundation for his sacrifice while protecting our reporter right now, we are working our sources to learn more details about the 3 people charged in kevin's murder. again, 2 people, 2 of those suspects now in custody and that 3rd person still on the run tonight. we'll have another update in an hour for you on kron. 4 news at 6 live in the newsroom. jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. thank you, jonathan. another big story takes us to the south bay in the criminal trial for x their nose, clo. >> sunny balwani. well, that trial has been delayed yet again this time because a juror was exposed to covid. but when he walked into the san jose courtroom this morning thinking this would be day one of his trial. this is the second time this week the trial has been delayed. sunny balwani is elizabeth holmes ex-boyfriend. he faces 12 counts of criminal wire fraud and conspiracy against investors, doctors

so kevin, let's discuss.rty minded have been skeptical not only of our governments but also the chinese government so why would we believe somebody like anthony bakshi when he says the whole thing came from a wet market, never go there without a towel or you are going to catch the new flu. he's full of hot monarchy, he was in bed the institute of virology and i don't think any of us makes him look at. >> i think it's -- it makes a lot of sense skeptical about anything coming out of the communist chinese regime in regard to the pandemic and how it started. kennedy: what about the communist american regime? >> generally a lot of questions about the origin, i'm all about open transparency and having more of these hearings but part of this will never get the answers directly from the chinese government. we can explore partnerships the u.s. government had with china through the partnerships, we have a lot of relationships like this with a bunch of countries in regard to pandemic research engagement to stop these p

kevin, next question, is this a real college class?ss about whoopi goldberg. [laughter] >> i hope so and i want to take it so badly. kennedy: you can take it. is it real? >> yeah, it's real. kennedy: oh it is, good job. from the syllabus, symposium on the career of whoopi goldberg including lessons titled what part of will be as you? >> oh. kennedy: she is special. all right. brad, here's your next question, is this a real class? how to watch television. [laughter] >> yes, real. kennedy: it is real. they promised their students to analyze the experience of watching television. this is why i want my 16-year-old daughter to become a sitter and not waste her time here. [laughter] jason and brad, your time is to a piece. jason, you could hop in the lead with this. is this a description of a real college class from the syllabus? students will learn the single best strategy to win at starcraft. >> real. kennedy: that is real, 343. it's called the strategy of starcraft. the university of california barkley, not the number one public school in

kevin worked for police departments in hayward coma and san jose. and just last week, kevin awarded the courage award from the radio television digital news foundation for his sacrifice while protecting our reporter out in the field. as we mentioned, that news conference set to get underway tomorrow afternoon at one 30, we're expected to learn more details about exactly who the suspects are and more details about what led up to kevin's death. well, make sure to bring all that to you. we'll bring it to you live on the kron on streaming app. at one 30, jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. hopefully some closure for the issue to family. thank you, jonathan. other news now and new tonight at 9, the solano county district attorney has announced charges in a deadly armed robbery. >> at a popular convenience store in benicia. that's right. 21 year-old nuys, they'll do this in has been charged with homicide and 2 counts of second degree robbery in connection to the homicide. the crime was it rose market on columbus parkway. police say that is where do person shot

kevin machida worked as a security guard for several tv stations, including here at ktvu. the alleged gunman will be in court friday morning to be arraigned. the other suspect in custody does not yet have a court date set. henry lee ktvu fox two news and coming up a bit later in this newscast, ktvu investigative reporter evan sernoffsky takes a look at the criminal histories of all three of those suspects charged in the killing of kevin shira. police in oakland are investigating a crash that killed two people. it happened around nine o'clock last night in the area of 76th avenue and international boulevard. officers were trying to stop 37 year old ramon sanchez, who was wanted on a felony warrant. they say sanchez took off. police say officers did not pursue the suspect. a short time later, sanchez crashed into another vehicle on ridsdale street. unfortunately uh, two of the occupants of that vehicle were fatally injured. ah really senseless crime that should not have happened. there was also a third person in the car who was taken to the hospital. their names still have n

end up, kevin, here. a lot of people look back at the last two or three months, there was a lot of fear baked into this market, concern about the rising rate environment, and the war in ukraine. with a little bit more certainty about where things are going to go, with the perception of certainty, you anticipate that the tap of selloff we saw earlier this year, that that may be behind us for good? kevin: yeah, there is a lot of volatility, so i think everything is on the board right now. fed is raising rates at a point we have not seen, frankly, across our investment lives. so, that is going to put pressure on multiples. i think it is going to make the markets challenging, it is going to make them choppy, which is going to create a lot of opportunity, but you have to be careful where you are investing. romaine: there has been so much talk about the inflationary pressures out there. some of them, obviously, baked into the commodity space. others are sort of disconnected from that. you know the fed is trying

coming up, kevin nishita honored in washington, dc the former kron 4 security guard was killed while protecting a news crew were going from his wife. >> we accepted an award on his behalf. plus, the owner of a store killed in an attempted robbery this week. we have new surveillance video of who could be the suspect. and later preparing for long-term covid cases in california. it's a big project ahead for state leaders. we're going hear from lawmakers and bay area doctors about how health area doctors about how health care providers are struggling. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. i've seen how cancer can affect the people i care about. that's why i'm helping protect myself against some ca

kevin's daughter. they did talk to me about the case, but they said lot of things and they're still rattled by this. and they're hoping for justice. of course, as far as kevin this she death longtime police officer in the bay area. he started his career actually with the oakland housing authority as an officer then bounced around. he worked at the san jose police department. hayward, houma police department. as far as the 3 men, daria, they say that they do belong to a san francisco game, but they're not going into details as far as the name of the game. they all been charged with murder as well as felony assault. back to you, ok? and we want to get an update. will 2 of the more information we have now in the 3rd suspect is still on the run. >> he was let out of jail back in december low. ron gilbert was in custody on an unrelated crime at the time. and although he was a suspect, police say they didn't have enough evidence at the time against him. so they had to release him. >> at that time, he was not

kevin book, i appreciate your clear view, kevin. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thanks, brian. >>> when we come back, we have a lot more on the nato summit in brussels we will give you the latest when they cross >>> and thomas tull is joining us he will talk about the economy and inflation and markets and some investments that he likes right now. oil is higher. stock futures are higher as well we're glad you are up with us on this thursday morning. we're back after this. s! umpire: ball! good eye! good eye! eyes are good for lots of things. like reading! be the best, caleb! statistically impossible, caleb. umpire: strike three, you're out! you'll get 'em next time! or you won't, probably won't. and it won't impact your future whatsoever! talk to us about college planning today. feel comfortable about tomorrow. massmutual. >>> welcome back in addition to the big nato meeting in belgium, there are other things happening outside of the nato summit let's get the latest from silvana henao. >> reporter: north korea tested a ban

we're back now with kevin richards, an advertising executive that left the u.s. of kyiv to fight in the war. we appreciate you being so patient. you have seen russian missiles in the ground, these craeators from the explosions and buildings bombed out. talk more about the destruction you've seen, kevin. >> you know, i've seen destruction here in the city. first day i got here it was the day after or the morning after the mall was bombed and the people that i'm with led by a wonderful organization called ukraine resistance, alexis and his wife and friends, brought me there and met with a guy named a professional tennis player surgi that beat federer, believe it or not. the destruction was unbelievable. i was in new york when the twin towers came down. i witnessed it and watched it from the roof in soho and that was life changing. being here and seeing the destruction on a daily basis puts that into perspective in terms of these people dealing with things like 9/11 every day. >> i understand that something like that does change you obviously. you realize what is im

reportera: en el mundo de kevin no hay guerras.rificio es por Él? quÉ angustia ? >> se reportera: marbella dice que este sacrificio lo hace por su hijo y por su paÍs, . presentadora: vamos ahora a hablar de la pandemia los contagio por coronavirus ha aumentado 8% en el mundo desde mediados de enero la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud confirmÓ mÁs de 11 millones de nuevos casos en 6 regiones entre ella el pacÍfico occidental a África y europa, corea del sur tuvo el mayor aumento de infectados segundo por vietnam y alemania. los centros para control y la prevenciÓn de enfermedades predijeron que el nÚmero de muertospor covid se verÁ disminuyendo los estados unidos los expertos creen que la prÓxima cuarto semana unas 20,000 personas podrÍan morir por la enfermedad ese pronÓstico mÁs bajo que han hecho los "cdc" desde que comenzÓ la pandemia. presentador: aumenta la un de inmigraciÓn y reclamo por la prensa americana tras el asesinato de un octavo periodista en menos de los 3 meses. presentadora: veremos cÓmo afectan nuestra nuestro bo

kevin cork is back to give us a little bit of that., kevin. >> a little positive end to a story from the war front is how we wrap up the show tonight. a ukrainian couple formalizing their relationship and got married on sunday on the defense line in kyiv, ukraine. after being together for 22 years. congratulations to leisha who left her job when russia invaded her country. she joined the territorial defense forces and haven't seen her partner since the invasion began. congratulations and best of luck. >> shannon: we love that. and it reminds us life does go on, good things happen. we have to find the life and hope in these things and many people are pouring into the borders and trying to help. thank you, you put a smile on our face. have a great weekend. that's it for us from washington. i'm shannon bream. ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ crossed the desert's bare, man. ♪ ♪ i've breathed the mountain air, man. ♪ ♪ of travel i've had my share, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere. ♪ ♪ i've been to: pittsburgh, parkersburg, ♪ ♪ gravelbourg, col

>> kevin frazier joins us now from los angeles. so kevin, do we know if the academy is considering punishment for will smith? >> reporter: they are. you know, in 2017, they amended their code of conduct after the harvey weinstein scandal where he was ousted from the membership. will will most likely face disciplinary action, but they don't think he'll lose his oscar. >> and kevin, has anyone heard from chris rock? >> reporter: chris went to a different after party last night, and a source there told us that while he didn't want to talk about it, and that he just wanted to move on, he was there to kind of have fun and forget about it. and also that we all know that chris did not press charges >> kevin frazier, thank you so much. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the cbs "overnight news." does daily stress leave you feeling out of sync? new dove men stress-relief body wash... with a plant-based adaptogen, helps alleviate stress on skin. so you can get back in sync. new dove men. a restorative shower for body and mind. >>> in a blu

(kevin) well... valuation model. let mr.ies are valued at five times free cash flow, okay? that's a great value for a big company. one that's successful, has market share, people know the brand, none of which you have. i'm not stupid. ♪♪ you made a huge tactical error by trying to tell me you're worth 2 million bucks, which is insane. you forced me to do something that i didn't want to do when i first saw this stuff, but i'm out. oh, no. we never thought $2 million-- so why'd you tell me it's worth 2? we didn't. we didn't. he did. but it--that's what you said. no, that's what the numbers equal. i see how you're calculating it, based on the equity-- (sharks laugh) i'm not calculating that. based on the equity... i'm not calculating. that we're asking for. that's just math. okay. where were you a manager at? you are both being dragged down the street... (robert) sorry. sorry, guys. i-- by those motorcycles right now with these numbers. whew. (barbara) you simply thought to yourself, how far are we gonna take our dream and what

kevin nishita jumped into action. he was shot in downtown oakland at around noon, rushed to the hospital. but his injuries simply too much. he died 3 days later just a few days after thanksgiving of last year. and almost immediately the oakland police department, they searched everywhere for suspected the suspects, the gunman behind all of this. and by the way, they do believe that shuttered. i mitchell was in fact, the gunman. we've got a chance to talk to oakland police chief leronne armstrong. here's what he had %% to say about the case. >> it is your warning today to be able come before her and the family and issue this year and say that we identify those individuals and they are being brought to justice. obviously, you know, on that and brings back your loved one. but this is something that that people can feel some sense of justice as a result of this arrest. >> let's talk about kevin. the he was a retired police officer. he worked at many police departments throughout the bay area, including the hayward police

let's start with starbucks kevin johnson is leaving very quickly, announcing kevin johnson intends toears as ceo. april 4th, only a few weeks away, howard shultz has been appointed interim ceo. kevin johnson will stay around as a partner, employee, special consultant starbucks said it would select a new leader by fall the chap of the independence board melolody hobson. >> then we have this mvp, one of the greatest players in the game on the bench, so the board called him up. we called and said, howard, would you help us out during this period? he agreed to do so we thought at this moment he's the person persons, the perfect culture carrier. he'll help us transition, on-board a new leaders we get all of that for a dollar, doing it for free. >> they seem to be patting themselves on the back i don't quite get it in a quo, k.j. said i signaled a year ago as the pandemic ended, i would consider retirement. a year ago heir apparent is now running walgreens. what have they been doing? >> when i spoke to kevin, i thought she was doing a perfect job. obviously the headwinds of china are beyond

kevin was killed back in november while protecting a kron. 4 news crew in oakland forcefully to call has details. >> kevin nishita's widow and his daughter showed up for 25 year-old set a mitchell's arraignment at the east county hall of justice in dublin friday. >> it lasted lass than 2 minutes. he appeared virtually from the santa rita jail in dublin. mitchell did not enter a plea. he was granted a 3 week. continuance mitchell was arrested in san francisco wednesday and booked into custody thursday. oakland police say he is the one who shot and killed in a shooting in oakland the day before thanksgiving while working as a security guard for a kron. 4 news crew. another person was also shot during the incident. but survived. police say 2 other men were also involved in the crime. herschel hail and little. ron gilbert. all 3 men have been charged with murder, attempted second-degree robbery and assault with a semiautomatic firearm, virginia and the she does spoke briefly before entering court. i'm hoping today that there will be clarity. >> and understanding. of this senseless act an

i went to go see kevin hall, designer to the stars. kevin, thank you so much for having me.t is so beautiful and so exciting for the red carpet king, you get some new ready for the right copy. i'm honored -- for the red carpet. >> we've got some beautiful things to look at and try on and you will turn it on the carpet tomorrow. it has a shorter slip, all the volume and that color on your skin is amazing. >> i'm going to pop. >> the high low is kind of fun. this is great for the after party,tol. f the after party, this is a great look. >> this does feel so beautiful. there is something about this when i looked at it, kevin. >> it is like the ocean. i love the color. the blue pops. and then it goes into this beautiful pale blue and back to that bright blue. this could be the one i don't know, maybe we need another opinion. >> this is why am glad my best friend lives in l.a. friend. friend has been behind the scenes. what do you look? >> i honestly feel like just the way it fits, plus it's so sparkly. it is an occasion. >> but we love the blue. that blue. >> dif feel. what's th

i'm kevin frazier. >> appreciate it, kevin. so everyone iseon their best behavior at the grammys. >> when we come back, we'll also be talking about the slap that everyone still seems to be obsessed with how chris rock seems to be benefiting financially from the altercation and what jada pinkett smith is finally saying about. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. time for ache and burn! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those'll probably pass by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is approved to treat the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. got any room in your eye? ask your doctor if a 90-day prescription is right for you. and pay as little as $0.

kevin. >> we appreciate your hard work. meantime you win is issuing a warning that russia's bashan of ukraine heightens the prospect of nuclear war to within the realm of possibilities. those taking a look closer tonight. >> if good to see some concerning language here. the secretary-general born toda that russia using nuclear weapons in ukraine is, quote, within the realm of possibility. un secretary general told reporters today that vladimir putin decision early to plays nuclear forces on high alert when -- with a bone chilling developmen and that nuclear war cannot be entirely broke out. >> the prospect of nuclear for is now within the realm of possibility. the safety of facilities must also be preserved it is time to stop the order and people of ukraine and get on the path to diplomacy and peace. >> he went on a call for the safeguarding of ukrainian nuclear facilities and announce you and is donating $49 to assist ukrainians. main file a story became the first beta country to officiall call for a no-fly zone over ukrai

kevin told them how he missed those hugs. >> you could see it in his face, i his eyes.eart, because i was like, we have to do something. >> reporter: and those these four students did. >> it just needed to happen. >> reporter: they got together after class toin invent a devi which they named -- >> the hugger. >> reporter: kevin says it was so deceptively simple. he would have never imagined the effect. that's his oldest grandson. >> the emotion just hit me, and i couldn't control it. >> reporter: especially after his little brother stepped up. he was born after the stroke. >> excellent. >> this is the first time i've got to hug you. >> reporter: the women responsible for this moment. >> we just cried and cried. >> reporter: hope to start a business, to make hugs possible again for grand children everywhere. and if their first customer review is any indication, they'll be creating a lot more than profit. >> you can start with a two-arm lug, and i believe that can change the world. >> reporter: it sure did his. (dr. david jeremiah) there may have never been another time i

very well done. >> jim has learned well. >> kevin, i appreciate you coming on. we reached out to you last minute and i'm glad you were able to make it and this was a great call and we'll see if it lasts. look, the jury's out we'll see. anyway, it's good to see you and your smiling face. that's kevin o'leary pete, you're seeing bullish activity in a number of these names. tell me. >> yeah. one of them is alibaba with the stock trading at 94. we had a large buyer in fact 13,000 of the march 25th and not this friday, but the following friday they're buying calls at the hundred strike and they were paying about 1.50 for the calls at the time. that stood out for me and i did jump on that, but i will say this very quickly. when you look at the chinese names and before we all get too excited and it's a big move today and these have returned to where they were one week ago let's remember whether you're looking at etfs, kweb, baba, you name it, they've returned from a week ago or so all of which are down significantly on the year and i would say this, i wouldn't touch an

>> kevin went above and beyond as a security guard for the bay area.s, chris kevin nishita is being remembered in our nation's capital for giving his life protecting the first amendment. >> the radio television digital news foundation honored him with the citation of courage award for the sacrifice. his wife and stepson accepted it during the ceremony at times virginian issue that needed a breath before reading. she says she's thankful his life is being remembered. his passion was to protect and to serve. and he once told me this was his fun job. after serving 25 years in law enforcement, kevin was killed but protecting a kron. 4 journalist from an armed robbery in oakland right before thanksgiving last year, the citation of courage award is presented in recognition of distinguished service to journalism, an extraordinary courage while brave kevin was also kind. his wife said he made true friends with the people he protected. she shared a touching story about how he purchased multiple umbrellas while on vacation. and she questioned why he needed so man

the suspect or one of 3 men charged in kevin's murder. he was killed in november while protecting a kron. 4 news crew in oakland kron forcefully pure goal reports from the east county hall of justice. now in dublin. >> joined by her daughter kevin, the shooter's widow, virginia nishita walked up to the east county hall of justice in dublin friday, hoping 25 year-old defendant shut a mitchell would take responsibility for her pphusband's murder today. god b with us. however, mitchell made a virtual appearance in court while he remained at the santa rita jail down the street. he's hearing lasted less than 2 minutes. mitchell's public defender's request to postpone the arraignment for 3 weeks was granted by the judge delaying the entry of his plea and hoping today that there will be clarity and understanding. >> this senseless act and other acts of violence. mitchell was arrested in san francisco wednesday and booked into custody thursday. >> oakland police say he is the one who shot and killed in a shooting in oakland the day before thanksg

widow accepted the award. >> kevin went above and beyond as a security guard for the bay area. the news, chris kevin issue to is being remembered in our nation's capital for giving his life protecting the first amendment. >> the radio television digital news foundation honored him with the citation of courage award for the sacrifice. his wife and stepson accepted during the ceremony at times, virginia, an issue that needed a breath before reading. she says she's thankful his life is being remembered. his passion was to protect and to serve. and he once told me this was his fun job. after serving 25 years in law enforcement, kevin was killed but protecting a kron. 4 journalist from an armed robbery in oakland right before thanksgiving ye, the citation of courage award is presented in recognition of distinguished service to journalism, an extraordinary courage while brave kevin was also kind. his wife said he made true friends with the people he protected. she shared a touching story about how he purchased multiple umbrellas while on vacation. and she questioned why he needed so

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>> o'donnell: kevin frazier joins us from los angeles. kevin, do we know if the academy is considering punishment for will smith? >> they are. in 2017 they amended their code of conduct after the harvey weinstein scandal when he was ousted from the membership. will will almost likely face disciplinary action but an insider told me they don't think he will lose his oscar. >> o'donnell: has anyone heard from chris rock? >> chris went to a different after-party last night. a source there told us that, while he didn't want to talk about it and that he just wanted to move on, he was there to kind of have fun and forget about it and, also, that we all know that chris did not press charges against will with the l.a.p.d. >> o'donnell: kevin frazier, thank you so much. in a blunt ruling today a federal judge said it is more likely than not that form president donald trump and right wing attorney john eastman committed crimes in an attempt to stop the certification to have the 2020 election -- of the 2020 election. the release of more than 100 e-ma

he is one of 3 men charged in kevin's murder. the former police officer was killed in november while protecting a kron. 4 news crew in oakland and right now kron for some to call is in dublin at the east county hall of justice. he joins us now live with what happened in court today in reaction from kevin issues family. good afternoon. fully. >> good afternoon, justine. the defendant did not enter a plea instead, his arraignment was postponed for 3 weeks. but as you mentioned, kevin nishita's widow did show up to court. joined by her daughter kevin, the shooter's widow, virginia nishita walked up to the east county hall of justice in dublin friday, hoping 25 year-old defendant shut a mitchell would take responsibility for her husband's murder today. god be with us. however, mitchell made a virtual appearance in court while he remained at the santa rita jail down. the street is hearing lasted less than 2 minutes. mitchell's public defender's request to postpone the arraignment for 3 weeks was granted by the judge delaying the entry