bob lee's former wife krista was in the room and could be seen clutching the hand of her partner as sheistened to testimony by that medical examiner about the size and severity of these wounds, one of which punctured straight through his heart, fatally wounding him in the early morning hours of april 4th last year. >> tough day in court for all. lauren, thank you. you can always watch the very latest happening in the bob lee murder trial on kpix.com and the cbs news app. >>> still ahead at 6:00, why the pilot of this small plane had to turn the south bay freeway into a runway during the early morning rush hour. everyone is okay, though. >>> a new american citizen taking some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for

that means the shape of krista, not much. you have to move a border is own, bu he's on. don't use that as the world war 2 is over. the entire russian lies in rooms. the service of the soviet union was wiped out in world war 2. when john kennedy gave his american university convention address and 1963. he said that was the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states. east of chicago. have you been destroyed? and the soviet suffered 27, the invest. the 22nd 1000000 is an incredible number. is the only the engine published city of chronic offers on how and it's a volume thanks. ready county of soviet intelligence officer alex, anybody on the given county of audit the false adultery to avoid bombing and showing crack of the products language channels, explosives with which the nazi's plan to destroy the crock of its bridges. and the national remembrance presents a very different fashion of events in the city of clock, or i go to this privilege, it's called mazda, of worth law. so for the mazda is they considers to this like this german servi

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. >> and inside the courtroom, bob lee and his former wife, krista, was present to see those graphic photos. she was seen clutching the hand of her partner as she listened to testimony by that medical examiner as to the size and severity of those stab wounds. one of which punctured straight through bob lee's heart. we'll be back in court tomorrow for more testimony. sara? >> all right, you can always get the very latest on everything happening in the bob lee murder trial on our website, kpix.com, as well as the cbs news app. >>> straight ahead in sports. if you love football, then you've come to the right place. if you love basketball, college or pro, sit back, put your feet up. we've got local shots coming off screens and up tempo pace. w just ask the seven city $1$1.commissions inin chae e of arorovinghehe coconstrtition of a single public toilet. one toilet, $1.7 million. is it any wonder san francisco was rated the worst run city in america? mayor breed and the board of supervisors made a mess. >>> all right, vern. bay area sports fans have to channel their hope somewhere. it is

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israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu compared the violence tomorrow when mobs to chris nal nokt -- krista kristallnacht, the night 86 years ago tomorrow when mobs attacked jewish people in germany. this 18-year-old was hiding in a safe house with other frightened israelis. >> all the jews in one building like the holocaust again. 80 years later and it still feels the same in europe. >> reporter: some fans left on commercial planes sent by israel. tonight they're grateful to be home. >> and meagan, there's another israeli soccer team that has a game in europe next week. >> reporter: yeah, lester. the israeli national team is heading to france. the parisians say they will not be deterred by hate. that game will go on. lester? >> meagan fitzgerald, thank you. >>> now to the wildfire emergencies here at home on both coasts. the mountain fire as it's known in california burning 20,000 acres, but there has been some progress. dana griffin is in southern california. dana, the fire is still active tonight. >> reporter: lester, good evening. these sort of flare ups behind me are what's concerning

i am krista lives in lagos, my dear area. great to have you with us. here's what's coming up. and so that the saving trees inside be providing clean drinking water and come the room always each of those medicine and he's helping farmers in gone up and supporting slots victims the nigerian c. a flooding is increasing c v. a problem on legals, as well as new by legal states are among places hot. our reports are waiting to find out more about the causes of the problem on what can be done to help during various seasons. this is a common sighting levels. even just motor train falls treats often get flooded quickly or illegal. so what's the is never far away. the c t understood are located on the cost the surrounding lagoon with several reverse flow into in reason to you as many residents of how to leave the homes, you to flush flooding. lexia in these neighborhoods in equal role do in the north of legal state. say as far as the light same. every yeah. i fedex, we've been experiencing floods. i am serious. yeah. because this is my house as i'm here. so those who did not have to miss

i am krista lens illegals nigeria. great to have you with us and here's what's coming up. all bikes, i change in goals lives. they, you can avoid in flooding. sometimes you just have to give breakfast space and how fishes help me to cut my range pollution images were stopped. the show here in offer because most pop in those nation idea with some 220000000 inhabitants . it is also one of the most polluted countries on the continent. and that has a considerable impact on life expectancy in 2021 bit rates from air pollution among the on the fives, with the 2nd highest and the weld. well, things that change it can you guess where we are cyclists and electric lights, real way and urban planting initiatives, or in lagos, the mega city is commonly associated with cause congestion and port a over 20000000 people live in the mega cities and some 2500000 vehicles take to the roads each day. a situation that the local initiatives are trying to alleviate. let's take a closer look. the one project is annual costs. 3 days, 500 people participated in the events, 3rd edition in 2024 organ

assassinate trump, and that's another risk that from needs to be careful of. 46 residents of russia is krista region who were taken by ukranian forces have been released in the deal between both sides of the conflict versus human rights commission are assigned to the ukrainian side for making the return of possible the only signs to the interaction with various bodies with the ministry of defense with all special services, with the presidential administration, with the ukrainian side on separately with the international committee of the red cross, we were able to reach a solution that according to the international, is the only legal solution for the repost creation of people, that is when people are returned from the territory of another states to that homeland without any exchanges or conditions. that is the most important thing. it was on the stood the those russians, citizens who found themselves on the territory of ukraine, have the right to return home. we hug and receive this understanding. and we see today that all 46 russian citizens, residents of the course agent on now returning ho

on the brink of collapse, a chance of the old off show sex finance minister krista, and then after he threatens to leave the accommodations in the countries of routing coalition, donald trump wins back the wife house and he's ready to wheels, power and powerful mandate presidency that certainly public composite, also a one vac, i'm a judge the in the us the .

next week, krista certainly has more from new york. the prosecution told the judge that donald trump's conviction on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records should stand and they're willing to fight for that. but they indicated that they are open to delaying the sentencing in this case, and the interest of an orderly transition of government. donald trump's attorneys have argued that this case should be thrown out altogether based on his election, but also based on other issues, including a recent supreme court decision on presidential immunity, which is called some of the evidence in this case into question. now the prosecution is acknowledging, it will take some time for these legal issues to be decided to play out. and of course the defendant has indicated that he will appeal anything short of an outright dismissal of the conviction in this case. so this means we could wait until after donald trump is president and has served his 4 years before we see a sentence in this case. but it is still up to the judge to decide. kriste

so the suck his finance minister on thursday and off schultz failed to find common ground with krista and then as a huge black hole in the budget. in 4 volumes, under the pretext of supporting ukraine, the government made a decision to increase the national debt by 15000000000 euros funding. no, this was done in order to avoid making difficult decisions. however, there was no clear proposal to examine the constitutionality of this decision. this handling of the basic law of the federal republic of germany was negligent and it would have been a violation of my oath as a member of the government to refresh the chance of a new this therefore demanding this from me ultimately broke the coalition, promising i'm gone, so the german finance minister from the centrist, economically liberal yellow light of shots, his traffic light cool ish, and just decided that he really isn't interested in a career as a magician attempting to work miracles with shultz is spending priorities. all right, so just imagine the seeing here, germany basically virtue signals itself right into economic devastation fo

krista ok. mays breeds more than just lions, fun thing. he stores meat from the other animals and sells it, but not flying. neat. so meat of the alliance, we've just got them for the way. you cannot do anything. well it goes. if you start facing the lion, meet back to the lions to get the dice for alliance and then actually when they start fighting each other and that. and then i stop by stop dating each other. the hunting of captive bred lions is not to the rule about controversial exception. stale about 10000 and such animals exist in south africa. panama november 2020 to the states if the washington convention on international trade in endangered species meant to negotiate the future of endangered species. lo be groups were also the because the agenda included the international train, huge of hunting trophies of them crew spoke of related on the hunting events on his research and that maybe he also met his adversaries. the hunters, the wow. yeah. the couple of weeks ago i was in the media, i spoke to a group of 1000 with women and child

. >> krista wilson, howell university. >> dana. >> my name is elijah and i go to morgan state university. >> and all of you are studying historic preservation as part of your college courses. how did you get into this field of study? why did you pick it? >> i actually major in agricultural science with a concentration in plants -- we don't offer any archeology courses, so i did a quick google search and realized that agricultural science is very important in historic preservation. >> how so? >> because when you looking for artifacts, you could look for flowers that could indicate unmarked bodies, soil. could indicate decomposition in the soil. >> how did you get in historic preservation? >> this is my introduction into the field. i'm studying african american studies. i am interested in preserving our culture and history. >> you are wearing a shirt, cull a cultural heritage in the forest. >> that is the name of our program. >> how did you pick this program? >> i found in program through one my history teachers and she has a blog where she posts internships for the students. >> where did

krista seen in this video was a student at savannah college of art and design, and jack attended the university of colorado. his friend dropped off flowers, they went to the university of colorado. they met at a football game and had a class together, there bay area roots made for an instant connection. >> it is an unspeakable tragedy, life is precious and we have to cherish it. >> reporter: many people who stopped by said they either went to school with the victims or they had kids that went to school with them. >> the day before thanksgiving, it is a lot and i'm holding them close to my friends and family. >> it is a small community and it is a tragedy for their family and friends, anybody that lives here. >> reporter: samantha said her family and her son jordan appreciate all the support from the community. she said piedmont is a wonderful community and we have many close friends and they have been incredibly kind. a lot of hugs and tears at this candlelight vigil , they say they are supporting one another by coming together. piedmont police are still investigating the cause of th

troy and it's to us to do this. unplug krista talk to each wide open field, and i wasn't the 1st person to make this request or. and that was one of many, many, many, and it was also clear to me that i was now and i may have to ged your task and that's, that's a thought process and motion for me on cassette the basically, we are living in total. i can a be a leave, nothing that's moving here. we have vacancies costs. since 1975, it had been legal to leave the ged or for the west. that was the year erica shantika agreed to the final act of the helsinki accords on security and cooperation. granting his citizens the right to freedom of movement. those tired eyes isn't one of us on the door to them. a god, you should have a peep, but i added him to it. so this mos on the season, those of us tend to go on the sides, feeling ours and for that each that station is, has an in stock on one can see in the 1980s that the number of applications to leave the country massively increased and of course more applications to leave were approved need for the c d regime. this was a way of releasing pressur

krista was a student at savannah college of art and design, and jack attended the university of colorado. his friend dropped off flowers, he and jack attended the university of colorado. >> he was a kind, charismatic person. >> reporter: their bay area roots made for instant connection. >> it is an unspeakable tragedy that is precious and we have to cherish it. >> many people who stopped by said they either went to school with them or their kids went to school with them. >> with it happening the day before thanksgiving, it is a lot and i'm holding close my friends and family. >> it is a tragedy for their families, their friends, anybody that lives here. >> samantha said her family and her son jordan appreciate all the support from the community. she said piedmont is a wonderful community and we have many close friends and they have been incredibly kind. a lot of hugs and tears at this candlelight vigil, they are supporting one another by coming together. piedmont police are still investigating how this crash happened, they believe speed played a factor. >> the investigation is ongoing bu

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. >> we didn't listen enough to people on the ground periods people like krista lucio who said talk aboutnomy, talk about economic struggles, convince people you have the better policies and better vision. >> if you're an average working person out there, do you really think the democratic party is going to the mat taking on powerful special interests and fighting for you? i think the overwhelming answer is no. >> that's what i hate about the left. [cheers and applause] your brats and your snobs and people don't like it. >> dinner table issues. it's a litter believe that simple, everyday people will wake up and all they want to do is have more money in their pockets and they want to feel safe. >> some liberals haven't learned a thing. doubling down on the insanity that cost, the the election. >> a lot of families out there who don't believe boys should play girls sports. >> i'm not going to listen to transphobia at this table. >> will you allow me to finish -- >> there is this sense that whiteness is under threat, the demographic shifts -- all of these racially ambiguous children on cheer

and you have new voices, congress people like pat ryan, mary omari, perez, krista lucio, who are saying, we need to have a vision on building new factories, on helping raise the minimum wage, on dealing with childcare, and emphasize that our party is a better economic story. >> that was a congressman today sharing his theory on where the democratic party went wrong and lost voters before this year's election. some are saying the party needs to completely rebuild to win back those working-class americans. joining me now to discuss this and more is another california politician, democratic congressman john garamendi. it is great to have you back on this show. let's start with your broad general reaction to tuesday's results and the clip we just played of your colleague. do you agree with him and others who have been laying out that the main issue with the democratic party has been the loss of strong economic working- class centered policies? >> well, let me start in a different place. first of all, very, very disappointed by the way things turned out, but also understanding that trump had

now, bob lee's ex-wife, krista lee, dabbed her eyes during this testimony, which included some graphic autopsy photos. lee's brother and father were absent from the gallery from the gallery, and this trial resumes tomorrow. live in san francisco. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> henry. certainly, any time you have video evidence related to a trial as high profile as this, that's something that the that's going to be noticeable in this trial. but again, it's up to the eyes of the jury what that video actually means. >> exactly as the judge has repeatedly told the attorneys, ultimately it will be up to the jury to decide what each piece of evidence means and what weight they will give henry lee in san francisco. >> thanks for that report. well, san francisco's police union is suing the city's police commission in an effort to end a policy that limits officers ability to conduct traffic stops. the union says the policy, approved earlier this year jeopardizes public safety. it prevents officers from pulling over drivers for low level traffic offenses, like driving with a broken tail light

a lot of that is thanks to krista krebs and jan and caitlin to run the election effort there.ho's working initially to build those relationships. really important. they are very secure, machines are notot connected to the internet. there's all kinds of redundancies built in here. there are checks and balances. there is a tremendous amount of security around them. and so yes americans should be confident about the legitimacy of that process and the security of that process. that's an important role it is in a position to help reinforce that message all across this country both in the run up to and after the election. they should continue to do that. makes it very clear americans should look to authoritative sources. to me it's sources with first-hand information about what's going on with election security the problems of the local election polling place americans ought to listen to the officials that are running those elections first and foremost. i think there's an important role to play in training election officials about disinformation and information operations. it's real

we got connected to krista kendall, a filmmaker, she said this would look like the kind of thing thatould maybe test out. how truly divided our americans? we set out to go across the country. we go to pittsburgh, atlanta, phoenix. we see if we could talk about the most difficult issues of our time. whether it is education, abortion, what have you. it was a fascinating discovery. at the mercatus center iran the civil exchange. the goal is to explore how could you live together among these differences? it was really an effort to explore that question more and more. host: let's show our viewers who may have missed it, the trailer to this documentary. >> for the left and its minions in media. >> just how that is the gop? >> you call there's two americas that are divided. >> how do civil wars get started? how close is the united states? >> they put forth this story about america that we are on the edge of civil war, the dangers that we might start to do that. >> perhaps if we created the opportunity for folks to come together and talk about controversial issues. >> regular people from all

we got connected to krista kendall, a filmmaker, she said this would look like the kind of thing thatld maybe test out. how truly divided our americans? we set out to go across the country. we go to pittsburgh, atlanta, phoenix. we see if we could talk about the most difficult issues of our time. whether it is education, abortion, what have you. it was a fascinating discovery. at the mercatus center iran the civil exchange. the goal is to explore how could you live together among these differences? it was really an effort to explore that question more and more. host: let's show our viewers who may have missed it, the trailer to this documentary. >> for the left and its minions in media. >> just how that is the gop? >> you call there's two americas that are divided. >> how do civil wars get started? how close is the united states? >> they put forth this story about america that we are on the edge of civil war, the dangers that we might start to do that. >> perhaps if we created the opportunity for folks to come together and talk about controversial issues. >> regular people from all ki

. >> krista is promoting family literacy through her nonprofit called always reading. >> and providesents who meet them. thanksgiving. coming up the next couple of weeks at local food banks is going to be extremely busy. the san francisco-marin food bank is asking people to volunteer. is they get ready? san francisco turkey drive, which really relies on donated turkeys. you can give a virtual turkey in the form of a financial donation online or you can drop off a frozen turkey on november. 23rd. >> and still ahead on kron 4 morning news. some scammers in the east bay are calling people's phones claiming to be police officers will tell you what to look for. if you get one of these calls. and still ahead on kron 4 morning news, what's next for vice president kamala harris? what a new poll kamala harris? what a new poll suggests could be. we're next we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market what is bargain bliss? prices are too high, but grocery outlet has the name brands you love for way way less. that's bargain bliss. this thanksgiving budgets are stretched tight, so w

>> i'm krista. i want to contribute. make up your mind? you have an hour and a half to do? >> i'm still thinking. >> reporter: who are you voting for? >> i really don't know yet. i don't know. >> reporter: stop it. everybody's got the right to privacy, and i'm going to give you yours. nice to meet you. thank you very much. i wouldn't say it either if someone put a microphone in my face. >> i doubt that actually. i think you would take the mic and give them all your thoughts. >> reporter: maybe they want to say. you guys want to say who you're voting for? >> reporter: see, i told you. it's just a random guy thing. >> i got to ask you, seven machines in that place. you had to expect turnout was going to be high, given the number of people registered to vote there. has anybody given you a good answer why there are only seven machines and how they would abide a line like that and a wait that long on election day. how are they not prepared? >> reporter: it is curious, and only, katy, i don't know the answer to the question ri