. >>> former oakland police chief ann kirkpatrick is being tapped to lead the police department in new orleans. the city's mayor announced today that kirkpatrick was selected as the next police department superintendent. she is one of the most tenured police executives in the country with over 35 years of experience in law enforcement, but her time in the bay area, you might remember, was troubled. she was fired by current oakland mayor after an outside law firm determined that kirkpatrick mishandled two officer misconduct cases. she wrote in a statement that she is honored and looking forward to making meaningful strides to reduce crime and increase safety in new orleans. >>> we want to show you dramatic and disturbing video out of vallejo where illegal fight activity went on for hours and reached a new level of danger last night. take a look here. this video shows multiple cars spinning out, doing doughnuts as hundreds of spectators stood by and cheered. the sideshow started at the intersection of lewis brown drive and mini drive and moved over to lemon and sonoma where one man appea

kirkpatrick was fired from opd in 2020 after nearly three years as chief. she later filed a whistleblower lawsuit claiming her firing was out of retaliation for reporting instances of police commissioner misconduct. the city settled that case for $1.5 million. >> well, let's turn things over to our tuesday weather picture with abc7 meteorologist sandhya patel. yeah. >> what should we be expecting out there tomorrow? sandhya? a little bit of fog and breezy conditions and julian, let's take a look at a live picture right now from our mount tam cam . >> you see that fog just kind of hovering. it's not everywhere. so first thing in the morning, we're looking at areas of fog at 7 a.m, mid to upper 50s. i think you'll need that extra layer in the morning. but later in the afternoon you will notice that it is breezy and cooler than today. we're out of the 90s. you're going to be in the low 60s to mid 80s by 4:00 pm and then once the sun sets, temperatures will come down as that breeze picks up even more upper 50s to the low 70s. we do have some changes coming midw

kirkpatrick was fired from opd in 2020 after nearly three years as chief. later filed a whistleblower lawsuit claiming her firing was out of retaliation for reporting instances of police commissioner misconduct. the city settled that case for $1.5 million. >> well, let's turn things over to our tuesday weather picture with abc7 meteorologist sandhya patel. yeah. >> what should we be expecting out there tomorrow? sandhya? a little bit of fog and breezy conditions and julian, let's take a look at a live picture right now from our mount tam cam . >> you see that fog just kind of hovering. it's not everywhere. so first thing in the morning, we're looking at areas of fog at 7 a.m, mid to upper 50s. i think you'll need that extra layer in the morning. but later in the afternoon you will notice that it is breezy and cooler than today. we're out of the 90s. you're going to be in the low 60s to mid 80s by 4:00 pm and then once the sun sets, temperatures will come down as that breeze picks up even more upper 50s to the low 70s. we do have some changes coming midweek

former oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick is the new police chief of new orleans. kirkpatrick was oakland's police chief between 2017 and 2020 before she was fired by an independent commission. later a federal jury determined kirkpatrick was wrongfully terminated after she filed a claim against the city of oakland. and mayor of new orleans said an extensive nationwide search led to the hiring of kirkpatrick. the new orleans city council still has to approve the hire. our time now. 708. a judge has ordered mediation for senator dianne feinstein and the trustees for her late husband's estate. now, the chronicle reports the judge is hoping a mediator can settle several lawsuits filed by the senator daughter who holds her power of attorney. one lawsuit claims the trustees have not made required payments to senator feinstein. her late husband, richard blum, was an investment banker who left behind and a large estate, including property. that's been the topic of dispute. the paper says a judge set a deadline of december 18th. now one of the properties being disputed is a

my name is kelly kirkpatrick. i am the director of administration and operations for mental health at our slides are that there were no changes to our budget during metaphase sorry, in board phase of the budget. so everything we presented to you in april was maintained. so this slide for you all is just a refresher. our of our approximately $100 million prop c spending plan for fiscal 2324 and some of the highlights, including our residential care and treatment expansion expansion of overdose prevention services, improving follow up and care coordination through our expanded services of the office of coordinated care, as well as expand added case management launching of our coordinated effort with hsh for our permanent housing, advanced clinical services. we'll be working over the next year to implement the mental health service center. and we are beginning our expanded peer navigator and health services over the coming year. is happy to answer any questions, but just wanted to remind you of what our $100 million

former oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick might have a new job.een nominated to lead the new orleans police department. kirkpatrick was appointed by oakland, mayor libby schaff as the city's first female police chief in 2017. but in 2020, she was fired. and then later filed a whistleblower claim against the city alleging that she was fired for calling out unethical behavior by the civilian police commission that oversees the department and compact. it was paid 1.5 million dollars as part of that claim. the new orleans city council still needs to approve her nomination before she can begin. we'll keep you posted, ok? >> well, on the peninsula, the san mateo board of supervisors will discuss a potential purchase of the la quinta hotel that will be turned into affordable housing. but residents in millbrae or searching or sharing, i should say their concerns. residents say the hotels too close to schools and childcare services and could potentially expose children and minors to harm. they also say the county doesn't do enough in terms of screening for

kirkpatrick was sworn in as oakland's first female police chief.years before being fired by an independent commission. a federal jury later determined that kirkpatrick was wrongly terminated after she filed a whistleblower claim against the city. today, new orleans mayor said her decision to choose kirkpatrick as her city's next police chief came following an extensive nationwide search. the nomination is subject to the approval of the city council. first responders honored across our community. how the bay area honored 9/11 heroes. 22 years after the terrorist attacks. also the latest on the researcher rescue. an american sick and stranded thousands of feet below the inside. a cave in turkey. and we'd like to remind you now of some changes to our programing lineup today. our 7:00 hour will be exclusively here on channel two. and with a whole new format. we are debuting west coast rap, a fresh take on the biggest and most relevant stories of the day on the west coast. join alex savage weeknights starting at 7:00. and then after that, stick around f

former oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick is set to become the new police chief in new orleans. kirkpatrick was oakland's police chief between 2017 and 2020 before she was fired by an independent commission. later, a federal jury determined that kirkpatrick was wrongfully terminated after she filed a claim against the city of oakland. and the mayor of new orleans said that an extensive nationwide search led to the hiring of kirkpatrick as the city's new police chief. the new orleans city council still has to approve the hire first. google says it's planned mega development in san a downtown san jose is still in the works. google put plans for an 80 acre campus on hold earlier this year. mayor matt mehan and a top google executive attended a creekside social gathering last weekend to promote the project downtown west is expected to include 4000 units of housing, office space and retail near the diridon train station early this year. google said it's assessing how to best move forward with the project. still no timeline as to when construction could begin. oakland is one of seven

kirkpatrick was appointed by then oakland, mayor libby schaff to be the city's first female police chief in 2017. but she was fired in 2020 and later filed a whistleblower claim against the city alleging she was fired for calling out unethical behavior by the civilian police commission that oversees the department and fire. she was paid 1.5 million dollars as part of the claim. the new orleans city council still needs to approve cook patrick's nomination before she can begin. antioch and pittsburg. police officers facing corruption charges are due in court this week. 6 are from antioch for others are from pittsburgh. the district attorney's office says they'll be asked to enter a plea of guilty or not guilty on wednesday, preliminary hearings will follow for more than a year and a half. the antioch department has struggled with low staffing while the patrol officers charged with crimes were placed on administrative leave. >> and he did part of police officers who violated the public's trust that we can free up those positions and continue to hire. >> the city council suggested hiring ret

anne kirkpatrick was oakland's first ever female police chief before she was fired.er won a federal lawsuit, calling the firing retaliation for blowing the whistle on alleged police commission misconduct. kirkpatrick will lead the new orleans police department under the title of superintendent. >>> in the meantime, oakland is again without a permanent police chief after new mayor sheng thao fired kirkpatrick's replacement, leronne armstrong, earlier this year. the police officer's union is pressuring the mayor to swiftly appoint a new chief to help combat the spike in crime. >>> the house gets back to work this morning in washington. >> scott mcgrew is joining us. they've got 18 days to come to an agreement to fund the government. >> if they just work office hours, it's 11 days. so it's really a lot of pressure. 18 days until the end of the fiscal year. there are a lot of signs the house will not get it done and the government will, indeed, shut down. president biden and the speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy, had a gentlemen's agreement on future spending, made ba

the city's mayor says kirkpatrick was hired after a nationwide search.y council still has to sign off on this. kirkpatrick was fired from opd in 2020 after nearly three years as chief. she later filed a whistleblower lawsuit claiming her firing was out of retaliation for reporting instances of police commissioner misconduct. the city settled her case for $1.5 million in time, is running out for the united auto workers union and some major carmakers to come to an agreement on a new contract if there is no deal by thursday night, thousands of people could just walk off the job. >> friday morning, the possible strike has potential car buyers asking if now is the right time to buy. industry analysts say it could depend on what you're buying. there's still a shortage in the most popular models, and those are the people and places that we're really going to feel it the most. gm, ford and stellantis automakers are the big three that could be affected by this, according to one estimate. a strike against all of them could be more than a $5 billion hit to the econ

kirkpatrick was sworn in as oakland's first female police chief.erved for three years before being fired by an independent commission, a federal jury later determined that kirkpatrick was wrongfully terminated after she filed a claim against the city. today the mayor of new orleans said the decision came following an extensive nationwide search. the nomination is subject to the approval of the city council. all right. a pretty nice weekend around here. pretty nice day again today. this is the pattern we've seen week after week, which is warm, very warm in the central valley, low 90s and then along the coast and in the bay, 60s and 70s. and then in our warmer bay regions, mid and upper 80s. that's how it goes again tomorrow and it's really going to go that way. this whole week this pattern has been very, very friendly to us quite frankly, in terms of fire danger and air quality. all this stuff i always talk about. but this this week is going to be i can't remember a time where the weeks were so repetitive. i don't think i can in all the years i've b

. >> former oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick is close to a new job leading the new orleans policeartment. >> kirkpatrick was appointed by oakland, mayor libby schaff as the city's first female police chief back in 2017 then she ended up being fired in 2020 and later filed a whistleblower claim against the city alleging she was fired for calling out unethical behavior by the civilian police commission that oversees the department. she was paid 1.5 million dollars as part of that claim. and now the city of new orleans, their city council needs to approve kirkpatrick nomination before she can take over there. >> well, on the peninsula, the san mateo board of supervisors will be discussing the potential purchase of the la quinta hotel that will be turned into affordable housing, although some residents in millbrae are sharing their concerns. they say the hotel is a bit too close to schools and childcare services and that it could potentially expose children and minors to harm. they say the county doesn't do enough to screen for unhoused people in the area and that this decision could

kirkpatrick was sworn in as oakland's first female police chief.erved for three years before being fired by an independent commission, a federal jury, though, later determined that kirkpatrick was wrongfully terminated after she filed a claim against the city. today, the mayor of new orleans said the decision came following an extensive nationwide search. the nomination is subject to the approval of the city council. coming up on katv news at 630, an older man in oakland says he was robbed at knifepoint and it took more than 15 minutes for 911 to pick up. now, the mayor is pledging to fix the city's dispatch system and niners quarterback brock purdy looked like an old pro despite making his first season opening start yesterday. jason has more, including nick bowser's thoughts on purdy's haters. that's tonight in sports is in the process now of cleaning up the neighborhood that is soaked in water and mud. ongoing sideshows in vallejo have neighbors upset, saying police are not doing enough. neighbors say sideshows last night went on for more than tw

former oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick has been nominated to lead the police department in new orleans. >> back in 2017, kirkpatrick was appointed by oakland, mayor libby schaff as the city's first female police chief. the police commission fired her in 2020. she later filed a whistleblower claim against the city alleging she was fired for calling out unethical behavior by the police commission. that overseas the department, she was paid one and a half million dollars as part of that claim. the new orleans city council still needs to approve kerr patrick's nomination before she can begin. 10 police officers from antioch and pittsburg facing corruption charges. >> are set to appear in court this week. the da's office says that they will be asked to enter a plea of guilty or not guilty this wednesday. this comes as antioch struggles to fully staff. the police department. >> and you get part of the police officers who violated the public's trust that we can free up those positions and continue to hire. >> the city council there has suggested hiring retired police to non-sworn poli

anne kirkpatrick was oakland's first police chief and spent less than three years before she was fired the firing retaliation for blowing the whistle on alleged police commission misconduct. kirk patrick will lead new orleans police department under the title of superintendent. oakland is without a permanent police chief after new mayor sheng thao fired kirkpatrick's replacement, leronne armstrong, earlier this year. the police officer's union is asking the mayor to swiftly appoint a new chief to combat the spike in crime. >>> let's take a look at moscone center this morning, where the city's largest conference, dreamforce, kicks off today. while the three-day conference fills up the convention center, it spills over to other locations, that includes the concert by the foo fighters tomorrow night at chase center. with all the activity, you want to brace for some traffic buildup. >>> first, what about the forecast when you want to go out and about in the city by the bay? >> the visitors coming from other parts of the country, make sure that you carry around a light jacket. san francisco

. >> 7.38 and the former oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick.oing to be the next police chief in new orleans. kirkpatrick was appointed by oakland, mayor libby schaff as the city's first female police chief in oakland back in 2017. but then she was fired in 2020. and then later she filed a whistleblow r claim against the city saying that she was fired for calling out on ethical behavior by the civilian police commission that oversees the department. she ended up being paid 1.5 million dollars as part of that claim. the new orleans city council still needs to approve her nomination before she can begin. >> well, cal state university is set to vote on a possible tuition hike tomorrow, which could mean a tuition increase for the first time in a decade. students are speaking out against this potential increase. they're afraid they say that they will be able for going to college if it goes through. we've got sacked the weather with the story. >> cal state university students in a zoom conference monday taking aim at a new tuition hikes set for vote o

kirkpatrick was appointed by oakland, mayor libby schaff as oakland's first female police chief backen in 2020, she was fired and she later filed a whistleblower claim against the city alleging she was fired for calling out unethical behavior by the civilian police commission that oversees the oakland department. she ended up being paid 1.5 million dollars as part of that claim. the city of new orleans, the city council still needs to approve her nomination before she takes over. >> well, on the peninsula, the san mateo board of supervisors is set to discuss now for the potential purchase of the la quinta hotel that will be turned into affordable housing. residents know in the area of millbrae are sharing their concerns. they say the hotel is too close to schools and childcare services and could potentially expose children and minors to harm. they also say the county does not do enough screening for unhoused people in the area and that this decision could cause revenue and job loss. cal state university is set to vote on possible tuition hikes tomorrow. and that could mean a tuition

i mean, didn't he replace anne kirkpatrick, who was also fired and then later to have found to be what, wrongfully terminated and the city paid a million and a half on that one. >> okay. this would be fuel for the chief to go to court. he would be able to present that to the jury. he could blow it up on a powerpoint and say, and this is what the independent found. here's another twist in there. the mayor does says she's not going to hire him back, but but if you recall that when he was under the gun and possibly being fired, the oakland police commission, which oversees the department, they wanted him to stay. they did not recommend firing him. they and the mayor moved around them and went and fired him. they are now charged with finding the new chief and they have a couple until the october. they said they will be submitting the mayor three names of possible candidates so his name could be on it. thank you. his name could be one of the three. and this could be back in the mayor's lap again. >> okay. let's get to the really interesting comments from the naacp today, essentially saying

your predecessor, former police chief anne kirkpatrick also fired right before you. why does this continue to happen? what's to say a year from now, the new chief who replaces you will also go through this turmoil? >> well, i think that's the difficulty of being an oakland chief is knowing that the life span can be pretty short. so you just hope that at some point, we can have some stability in the oakland police department because the men and women of the oakland police department who are out there working hard every day to make that city safe, they deserve to have leadership that is consistent and stable. so that's what i hope for the department. >> no conversations with mayor thao since you've been fired? >> no. >> leronne, thanks for your time tonight. appreciate your candid comments. >> thank you, raj. appreciate you having me. >> you're welcome. >>> let's move on now. an unusual battle tonight in wine country. it involves small wineries offering tastings by appointment. napa county is trying to shut those wineries down. at the center of the debate, hoops winery

served as a speechwriter to secretary of state george shultz for two years, and she founded the kirkpatrick society. i'm in that the literary organization which mentors hundreds of writers. mary graduated magna cum laude from cornell university with two majors, philosophy and government. she has four children, the grown right? pretty much. and she's married to another celebrated author, nicholas eberstadt. now, following today's talk and a little bit of time for questions, i hope you'll join us for lunch next door. and mary's book is available for purchase, and she has graciously agreed to sign them for you, if you like. so please join me now in welcoming mary ever step. thank you, michele, for that wonderful introduction and thank you, lindsay and all who have made it possible to be here today. our last time together several years ago was one of my all time favorite book events, and it made me look forward to our gathering today. so i'd like to start with some of the back story to this new book, adam and eve after the pill revisited. in my mind, this new book closes a body of work that beg

kirkpatrick, you might remember her, she was fired after three years without cause, and she's working for the new orleans police department. the city has been struggling with rising crime and police misconduct and a failure of its 911 system. that's when somebody calls for help but then hangs up before they get that help. the mayor pledged more than $2 million toward addressing that issue. the mayor will be at a midday news conference today, and she's there talking about business but we will talk about information on the state of imagine. back to you, marcus. >> thank you. >>> new calls to audit san francisco police stops in the wake of allegations of at least one officer that falsified information, and that officer also now under investigation, and this is all from the details revealed at a commission meeting. it's unclear at this point how much data that particular officer is accused of altering, but it may be dozens of cases. one san francisco public defender's attorney calls it a troubling situation. >> if there are more officers, right, it could be a systemic issue. >> the state

she will hold weekly meetings with sean kirkpatrick overseeing the congressionally mandated website whichh users can submit their own reports of unidentified aerial phenomena. sandra. >> sandra: very interesting, jennifer griffin, thank you. >> john: a manhunt is underway after a convicted killer breaks out of a philadelphia area prison. minutes away from an official update from police. we will bring you that live once it begins. plus this. >> we are seeing very good progress, we are not done, we will keep doing our part to make sure that the airlines are doing theirs to keep cancellation rates and disruptions going down. >> sandra: that was transportation secretary pete buttigieg touting airline progress heading into the holiday weekend. will things stay smooth or more turbulence before they get off the ground? live to one of the country's busiest airports next. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. be

former oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick was nominated to leave that new orleans police departmenttrick was appointed by oakland mayor libby shaft as the city's first female police chief in 2017 was later fired in 2020. and the north bay. you have officials marin county parks along with a demolition crew will soon remove a 33 foot last several that been stuck at stinson beach for more than a month. now. owner of his the sellable says it was on auto pilot and he was asleep inside it when it crashed ashore in late july. now for weeks, he and several volunteers worked fevers, lee, did that out and have a tugboat haul it to see during the high tide. unfortunately, time has run out and officials say the boat will be demolished. >> with waves and storms and various things and and higher tides. it could break apart, get washed into the water and then it becomes a navigational hazards. super popular surfing area you know, big heavy pieces of a boat can be dangerous to folks out of the water. and then lastly, this is part of the gulf, the fare lines, national marine sanctuary. and next to b

. >> kate, in your reporting with david duke kirkpatrick last year you noted that kushner got the investmentnvestments from the funds advisors. what were their concerns? >> they had a number of concerns, jonathan. they thought the there was an experience on the executive team. they essentially thought the pitch book but team kushner put together talk about what they would do as an investment firm which then on the ground. they were concerned about headline risk. there was a whole battery risk that had the advisory panel to the saudi sovereign wealth fund wondering if they should just pass. >> kate, what can you tell us about ivanka trump and questions about how she may have benefited from her role in the trump white house? how did she get those trademark? >> yeah, you mentioned the trademarks and china. basically, in every way, this is such a norm shattering presidency in terms of bringing family members in the white house. as my colleague, peter acre, noted recently. they idea that she was still obtaining very much for her clothing and accessories line. the idea that jared kushner was havin

she will hold weekly meetings with sean kirkpatrick who oversees the congressionally-mandated web site which will provide a secure mechanism by which users can submit their own reports of unidentified aerial phenomena. madison, lydia, back to you guys. brian: jennifer griffin, thank you for that. you have my attention the. i'm a huge skeptic, but you watch those videos, i heard you, ya, you were, like, you see the thing moving -- lydia: what is that. brian: i want to know more. to go crash the web site. lydia: i would report that, for sure. brian: charles payne, he's an identified genius on markets, and he's coming up next. charles, you ready to go? charles: absolutely, man. such a beautiful way to send me off into the weekend, i appreciate it. [laughter] great show, by the way, thank you all very much. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, the stock market's just kind of marking tame right now. we -- time right now. we came out of the gate pretty good, short of -- sort of slowed up, but this was an extremely consequential week. we're

one was jeanne kirkpatrick and from there, and it up each writing secretary of the george shultz. host: what is your full-time job, currently? mary: we have four children and there is that. i did very little writing for about the, as they were growing up. once they were in school, i came back to this. i am a senior research scholar and also, i hold a chair in washington dc. host: is it fair to say that you are a practicing catholic? mary: i try. host: your book "adam and eve after the pill, revisited" was written after cardinal george fell. who is that? mary: he was a very inspirational spiritual leader. i would not pretend that i knew him well, but he was kind enough to take an interest in of my writing. we had corresponded about some of the scenes in my book. for example, one thing that caught his eye was a meditation that i will about the theme of chaos. in 1930, when the great novelist converted to catholicism, he was asked by a newspaper why he did that. he just said, because in our civilization -- the chaos of his time was very different in the 1930's, the interwar. there wa