kristen: hi, everyone get i am kristen sze. today, american voters believe our democracy is in danger, but saving it is apparently not a priority. we will talk with abc news political director rick klein about which issues are actually driving voters right now r andedder or bluere. filed very few charges in that regard. the reporter will join us to share what they found. governor newsom announced an end date to the state's covid public health emergency and stanford university announces it is dropping a mandatory masking as of next monday, so this is all good, right? or is it. joining us to look at the latest trends another important news on uterine and colon cancer, dr. hong, who is going to do all of that in eight minutes. it is so nice have you. dr. hong: thanks for having me on, kristen. kristen: yeah, no pressure. institutions are signaling they are moving forward. cases are moving up. mask requirements may come up if there is a surge. let's unpack those competing signals. are they good or are they bad? or are they bad now

kristen: hello. i'm kristen sze. you are watching "getting answers." we ask experts your questions to get answers for you in real time. they are talking about turning empty downtown office buildings into affordable housing. but what would that really take? is that a good move long-term? a san francisco chronicle reporter will join us to look at the reality on the pros and cons of the push. and the nasa james webb telescope's new stunning picture you can view here in the bay area this week. wee startudded interview. but first, the pain at the pump is not going away. even though the minor -- even though the bay area saw minor dips this week, according to tripoli, san francisco is at $6.13, oakland six dollars and one cent. knowing how consumer prices are a driving issue for voters with the midterms in three weeks, today president biden ordered the release and sale of another 15 million barrels of oil from the u.s. strategic reserve. >> it's not politically motivated at all. it's motivated to make sure that i continue to push on what i've been pushing on.

kristen: dr. daniel gilbert, thank you for your insight. >> thank you for having me. >> up next, we shift years. are you feeling stuck in your career? or maybe you just got out of college and you're looking to land your first job? we've got tips and trick your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. kristen: if you have lost your job recently, you may feel devastated and lost. someone who knows that pain well is andrea koppel, longtime cnn correspondent before being hired. and yes, she is the daughter of tv news legend ted koppel. andrea koppel has not only recovered from that low point, she has found a new career that has her helping yo

kristen: got it. the cdc recommended the new bivalent food -- bivalent booster for children as young as five. are you seeing parents bring children in for the shot? dr. patel i have had just a few parents expressed they are ready for their children to do this. also in the age of five to 11, a little bit over 30% of those kids are fully vaccinated, meaning they are eligible to get this booster. you can only get this booster two months after your last shot or after your last covid-19 infection. 60%, 70% of kids now getting vaccinated. kristen: if it's the 60% to 70% that had not completed their original shots over the 30% ready for their sir, when is the right time to do it? dr. patel: the right time to do it is when you are eligible. when we talk about the flu shot, we want to encourage people to get that before halloween, before there is a potential surge, before we historically see the uptick. we want people to get that booster, especially as we have an unpredictable sense of what will happen this wi

kristen: wow, that is crazy. these jeans are in remarkable condition, i understand, given that they were from the 1880's. but there was something on the patch on the genes that was rather disturbing. tell us about that patch. julie: inside the pocket label, it actually says "made by white labor,", which is disturbing, but it would be part and parcel of the time, it was important at that time to try to show that goods were made by white labor and it was synonymous with being the best possible product was a product made by white labor. so very disturbing indeed. of course the type of marketing no longer exist on levi's jeans, but it was something the denim historians could use to help date that vintage pair of levi's. kristen: you are right, the discrimination against chinese laborers on the railroad and laundry workers was rampant and there were exclusionary laws. but i wonder if this is the first pair to ever have been found with such a patch, or have there been others? julie: it wouldn't have been the first pair

. >> hi, i'm kristen sze. we talk about issues important to the bay area and get answers for you in real time. today as the biden administration looks for ways to bring down sky high gas prices ahead of the midterm elections. it is time the u.s. stop exporting so much oil overseas and get tough on saudi arabia. also, you know those police rewards for catching killers, they exist in san francisco but is sfpd paying out rewards? the san francisco standard, they say not really. not in the past decade. an advisory committee added the covid vaccine to children's vaccination schedule but is sparking some debate among parents and doctors. joining like to discuss this is abc7news special correspondent dr. patel. nice to have you on. >> i am enjoying this outside shot on a rare sunny day. kristen: slightly low band with but we will take you anyway because this is an important conversation. what does that mean, adding a vaccine to the vaccination schedule? 7 -- dr. patel: there is some controversy so i'm glad we are tal

jim: i appreciate you, kristen: kristen: take care. state officials are heading to san francisco to review sheriff's deputies. we dig into what naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. kristen: state officials plan to review the psychological examination results of center of -- san francisco and contract costa county sheriff's deputies after 50 alameda county deputies failing their psychological exams. yesterday protesters chanted outside the sheriffs office in oakland, not wanting some of those deputies returned to duty. 12 have been restored after they retoo

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kristen: welcome back. whether you just moved to the bay area or lived here for decades, you know earthquakes are a reality. you've heard of the san andreas fault, but a new survey is shining a light on a system of faults that none of us know exist. they run deep under silicon valley, extending from palo alto to just south of gilroy flanked by the santa cruz mountains. researchers at stanford found these faults are capable of generating a magnitude 6.9 quake. to join us is fully day -- philippe aron. we want to learn more about the foothold thrust belt faults. how long have scientists known about them being there? >> those faults have been known for a long time, 20, 30 years. they were discovered by scientists at the united states geological survey who have done detailed work discovering the geology of the place. kristen: they have been discovered, but you are able to quantify their potential energy. i know you said it is capable of a 6.9. we remember the last, which was so damaging. >> how destructive that

kristen: i am kristen sze. you are watching "getting answers" live on abc 7. we get answers for you in real time. today, we have the story of rebirth. a vacaville landmark that burned down in 2020 has reopened bigger and better than ever. we will take you to the ranch owned by the philanthropist who runs many mcdonald's between the bay area and sacramento. also, new covid subvariants more efficient at evading immunity. will they cause a winter s urge? should doctors be prescribing paxlovid more? plus, why we should be keeping an eye on ebola. but first, it is fleet week. things kicked off with the popular parade of ships as they sailed under the golden gate bridge past the san francisco waterfront. many of the ships are open for tours to the public. the blue are about to thunder through the skies. the navy demonstration squadron is doing a show in this half-hour, so we will keep our live feed of the blue angels up on your screen for the entire show. we are also streaming the blue angels on our website. that is on abc7news.com and on the news app. meteorologist

sarah: hi, kristen, how are you? kristen: i'm good. as the economy recovers, south san francisco is booming. tell us about the city, which many people know about from the big sign on the south of the san bernardino mountains. sarah: yeah, so i was actually down there last wednesday, and the streets were alive. there were people at restaurants, and all i could think of was, wow, that is not what downtown looks like today. i was down there for a ribbon-cutting event for the biotech company amgen, which is opening a new facility in south san francisco, and it really just felt like the city had come alive, and i wanted to look at why. kristen: all right, so why? what, when you look deeper into it, it's happening beneath the surface? sarah: south san francisco happens to have a couple of advantages. it is in a pretty fun location. it has the benefit of being close to san francisco while also being a little bit smaller. so it benefits from that, especially during the pandemic. we are also close to major transportation hubs for we have got sa

kristen:? ? do you have some thoughts here a lot of us are wondering, is there that much to support sports betting? pat: i don't think there is. i think they are taking a huge gamble, and the gamble is on prop 27. that will open the doors to online betting and then it will be promoted. there is a lot of money that is in this format right now. mgm is behind it. i don't know the names of those companies that do sports betting and online betting, but they are involved in this. so is there a market for it? i don't think the bay area really needs another sports talk program. but this sports betting thing is something they are really gambling on. and they are gambling, again, on prop 26 and 27 passing. it seems like a bad bet to me because the support for those propositions is very, very low. i don't think they are going to pass. kristen: on behalf of your listeners who love you so, we want to ask where to find you now, what is your next chapter? pat: i'm so sorry that i didn't turn off my phone becaus

kristen: thank you. dan: the attack has already spawned fake reports, some being shared by legitimate sources. liz kreutz is live with more on how all of this happened and a look at all the information out there. liz: just days after taking over as the ceo of twitter, elon musk tweeted to his million followers a conspiracy theory about what happened during that attack on paul pelosi. musk did delete the tweet, but it was shared so widely that police chief scott is weighing in. another divisive -- another example of how divisive the country has become on social media. 48 hours after the violent attack on paul pelosi in san francisco, elon musk, twitter's ceo, tweeted a conspiracy theory and suggested the baseless report he shared might be true. musk deleted the tweet, not before it was shared widely to 112 million followers. >> baseless, fact lists theories. >> bill scott refuted false claims being shared. liz: there is -- >> there is no evidence mr. pelosi knew this man. the evidence indicates the opposi

kristen: yes.tep facebook is taking towards the metaverse, which the company is banking on to be huge in the near future. ama: is that more expensive than the ones now? i don't know how much the cost. kristen: i don't know. when you put these words in the same sentence for me and i'm scared. facebook, track. ama: i was saying the same thing. i should put out there i don't know if they are recording but my mind goes to what if they are recording, tracking and put me somewhere else? weird things happen. larry: our producer says it sells for $400. it will be a price bump. when i see this, all i think is of google glass. remember when that was going to be the next big thing? i don't know, whether people want it. mike: i think it's fun for videogames, but for everything else? kristen: where they have dance things you can do? ama: oh right. mike: like the prom. [laughter] ama: he got his dance moves from that and that is why he didn't have a prom date? kristen: you could have been mike's date. [laughter]

kristen: dr. sullivan as a bachelor degree in accounting, a masters degree in taxation and a phd in business from the university of florida. larry: we go one-on-one with oakland's police chief. it's kind plan to get guns off the street. also reaction to the leaked video of a fight and recent data showing california being one of the least po kristen: the national average for a gallon of gas is going up while california's is going down. nationally it is $3.89. california's is down three cents from yesterday. prices in san francisco are done a bit, two cents. the gas tax refund hit some california's bank accounts today. the one-time payment means believe but is not going to up the economy or make inflation worse? suzanne vaughn takes a look. reporter: long lines at this gas station today near sfo. how much did been spend on gas today? >> $30. reporter: rich wish to save a little bit of money as he waits for a refund. >> i think it is great this is the highest inflation in 60, 70 years. it is well nee

kristen: let's talk about the danger.hat kind of reaction is it eliciting in people that eats it -- eat it? >> it is very irritating to your stomach in your mouth. you will feel a strong sensation of pain in your mouth, your throat, and your stomach. the active ingredient is capsaicin. capsaicin in our body causes your heart rate to go out. if you have underlying medical issues, you can have a heart attack or a stroke from eating these peppers. if you touch your eyes, you can have intense irritation of your eyes that can cause damage. kristen: any documented cases of this more permanent kind of damage that you have talked about? >> yes. there are published cases in medical literature about people who were utterly -- who were otherwise healthy who ate capsaicin and experienced heart attacks and strokes. at poison control, we get reports every day about people who are having severe reactions after eating these chips. kristen: maybe this is kind of philosophical, why do these challenges start? why do kids want to consume dan

kristen: i didn't.in celebration of hispanic heritage month, we take an exclusive look inside the factory, where the bay area family shared how culture and staying true to their roots has kept them going for three generations. ♪ >> we go through 30,000 pounds of tomatoes a day. 2500 pounds of onions, 3000 avocados a day. my family name is sanchez and we go back generations. so we put the house of sanchez on our products. reporter: this was the house where it started. the year was 1924. sanchez had immigrated from the u.s. from mexico and they put down in san francisco's fillmore district and started telling mexican food from their kitchen. >> we started making tamales, and distribute in two the san francisco jewish community. at that time, people were not familiar with mexican food. reporter: telling the story today is robert sanchez, who has been documenting every detail of his family's history since he was about five years old. by then, the family business was expanding with his dad at the lead. >> an

kristen: thanks. this is the person of interest police are looking for possibly connected to seven shootings, six deaths, one over a year ago in oakland. larry: there is little information, but fear for those in stockton where most of those shootings have taken place. kristen: we are live in stockton with the latest. reporter: yes. good afternoon. many residents here safe they are on alert. stockton police say a series of homicides in the city is "abnormal". they have identified a person of interest, but do not know how that person is linked to the shootings. most of the victims were ambushed, a concern for residents. on most afternoons, people come out fishing, light breeze. >> fishing, daytime, noight, guys, enjoy the day. reporter: he has been down on his luck and sometimes finds himself on the streets. his fear is that the stockton serial killer has stopped people who are alone, most l latino, so that adds to his concerns. >> every morning, go with somebody, carpooling. he will be killing people u

kristen: sending a message with pain. a san francisco home now supports the colors of the iranian flag and a rallying cry for the country's people. >> thank you for joining us. this comes weeks after a 22-year-old iranian died in the custody of the countries so-called morality. these. -- morality police. a san francisco man came up with an idea to paint his home. his story is spreading. >> this marina district home is sending a powerful message to the world. the words women, life and freedom prominently painted on its facade. those words, the rallying cry for the people of iran and around the world. drawing attention to the country's fight for rights. protests ignited over the death over 23-year-old who died in custody for allegedly -- allegedly violating job rules. this is a first-generation persian american. he came up with the idea to paint his home just a week ago. >> it happened quickly. with fleet week coming up, it was important to get it done. i thought this would be a good way to get people to notice it. >> he in

kristen: say it again? what did you say? larry: it feels like they are looking for a solution to a problem that does not exist. kristen: netflix's series on jeffrey dahmer as prompted renewed interest on dahmer's crimes. ebay says it is but removing items from its platforms. you do not want to see somebody come to your neighborhood dress like that. >> and we do not want to glorify these people. we will glorify the fictional people, michael myers, just as terrifying if you ask me. you do not want to give him more spotlight. larry: i think we all agree. i would not watch any of it to be quite honest. if you are looking for custom ideas, google trends has a look at what is popular right now and analyzes the most search costume ideas and which came in number one? >> which -- withc? larry: dinosaur and spider-man ran out the top five. other costumes include pirate, cowboy, 1980's, hocus-pocus and after today christian mccaffrey jerseys. what is your daughter going to wear? >> since last halloween she has been saying that she want

kristen: you have to enter to win. larry: i love the commercials but other than that -- they are funny. alright, you have heard about pizzeria, but do you know what in --pinzzeria is? they are serving them. and we are giving it a try because this is they sting thursday. -- stacy -- tasting thursday. kristen: larry: thank you for >> thank you for having me. thank you. kristen: a lot of us were saying it looks like a pizza but i understand the flatbread is different the crust we are use to with pizzas. what makes it a good one? >> it is different than pizza, this special product was wrought from us -- the owner in the united states in 2015. it is a flatbread that has bacon and flour -- soy, rice, and heat. -- wheat. it soaks for 72 hours and it goes over 80%. and for many of us if we are looking to always look good with a diet, it has less calories than ap. -- a pizza. larry: tell us about your brunch location. >> it open four months ago the new location we decided to launch this. the rl amicle brunch. e ll serve ite lik

kristen: i see. it is fantastic it focuses really from the early years of childhood education to vocational training and job training we have in later years. is there also money for climate-related issues? >> absolutely. we have -- you know, we provided funding for gartner health center to install solar panels. the health care funding we have never provides for the physical facilities, and these little nonprofit agencies, they don't have the source of funding, so solar panels, to get them off the grid. funding for san jose state's wildfire research center, the only one of its kind in the western united states, funding for the san park, which in downtown san jo. we have focused on health, climate, independent energy, and of course, our children with these efforts. i'm so proud of the volunteers in the nonprofits that are working so hard to make our community better. kristen: that's fantastic. congratulations. i want to turn our attention to the january 6 committee. you are a member of that committee i

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kristen: thanks for joining us.e the latest at 4:00. >>> tonight, new reporting, the chilling allegations against the suspect charged with attacking the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi with a hammer. tonight that suspect now charged with attempted murder and federal charges. what authorities said just moments ago. and what he allegedly told police. what he was planning to do to speaker pelosi. allegedly saying he hoped it would set an example to other members of congress. authorities say he was armed with a hammer, zip ties and rope. confronting her 82-year-old husband instead, mola lenghi in san francisco tonight, pierre thomas with what federal authorities are now saying. >>> tonight the halloween tragedy overseas in south korea. two american college students among more than 150 people killed during a halloween celebration in seoul. a massive surge in the crowd of about 100,

kristen: it's just such a distraction. larry: it's a big enough deal to have steph curry, the gm and the coach come out and address it. so it's not nothing, but is it a huge problem that's going to derail any championship hopes? no. draymond green is a unique player with the skill set. he also tends to go over the line. the question is, just calm down, you don't need to do that. kristen: and he did apologize, and that is a great start. and that is a great start. ♪♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive dot eresto ifregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify or high blood potassium. for medicare do not receive all the benefits they dese

good morning >> peter and kristen, good morning. this story is just the latest example of misinformation can spread like wildfire on social media. marjorie taylor green and influential podcast hosts can have a dangerous impact. this whole furry thing -- >> the first sign of rumor appears to have been this michigan school board meeting last december. >> i heard that at least one of our schools in our town has in one of the bathrooms a litter box for the kids that identify as cats. the. >> where it was discussed by parent without proof and then shared on facebook by a chairwoman of the michigan republican party, referring to furry, a small group of people that are interested in and may dress up as animals. the false story making its way across the country >> they think they're a cat. a cat! they put tails on and they demand that they have a litter box in the school. >> obviously, it is very disruptive to the learning process. >> and now republican stump speeches the latest battle by conservatives in the culture war over gender identit

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the former football star acknowledging to kristen that he had indeed written the check the woman says backs her claim, but that he can't recall why. walker also talking about why he thinks the economy will win the day for him over incumbent senator raphael warnock. and the reason why he says he carries a sheriff's badge. kristen welker now with more of her exclusive interview. >> reporter: tonight, early voting starting in georgia a razor-tight race where republican herschel walker is focusing on soaring inflation to unseat democratic senator raphael warnock. president biden just said inflation is going to get worse if republicans are elected. what is your reaction and what specifically will you do to lower prices >> well, first of all, the reaction is inflation has gotten worse since they've been in office and what will i do first? you want to get our energy independence back. >> that really is a long-term solution what are you going to do in the short-term >> it's a long-term solution because they made it long-term. they waged war on it well, right now we got to stop the reckless sp

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kristen: monday bank of america tuesday goldman sachs. that is the kickoff of tech earnings. netflix had a tough couple quarters, seeing subscribers decline. investors will see if they can turn it around and hit this number, add a million that subscribers. jack: i have spent too much time on delta. jack: the stock goes for 6 times earnings. have you recently suffered a head injury? airlines have unshakable reputation, incinerating invested cash. the group was down 40%, fuel costs were high, there's a shortage of pilots, shortage of planes and everyone is worried about recession and trips to disney world and maybe there will be in some form, business and international travel have come roaring back since labor day and those are more profitable. the pilot and plane shortages, it might keep airlines from doing the dumbest thing they do which is to invest too much money at the top of the cycle. when you have bad weather and the motor goes down. they like to murder investor cash and there are not of planes or pilots lose the company upgraded delta to outperform and alaska air and m

kristen, kristen, nationalism has had my go revival. really struggle. and since in 19 seventy's, when evangelicals on the right kind of align themselves with the republican party, presumably in an effort to kind of galvanized, ah, an anti liberal movement. take us through what's happened over the last, oh my god, it's been 50 years. and in realize the seventy's was 50 years ago through the last half century of what's happened and how the ideology has kind of evolved over time . and you're exactly right. so the idea that america, as a christian nation, has been around for very long time. but what we're talking about today, the current kind of explosion of conversation around white christian nationalism really can be traced back, the 1960, the 1970 emerging in the cold war era. now just before that you had a strong sense of patriotism, right? and we had a common enemy in communism. and christian nationalism was often something that united americans together not just, not just right wing polity. exactly, kind of consensus era in the sixty's that starts to

there's a reason why kristen was on the football field with herschel walker, right?a georgia bulldog, right? you believe he was a running back. probably one of the greatest running backs, i'm sure, some people would say of all time at the university of georgia. people in the state of georgia see him as herschel walker then and now. >> yes, i would say he's probably one of the most famous georgians alive, even though he has not lived in georgia for the past 40 years. he is just simply a beloved figure, especially in the republican base. you will find kids in georgia named herschel. he's a celebrity of kind of unparalleled description here in the state. i would say just as important is joe biden's standing here in the state. he's got a 36% approval rating. here in georgia, the inflation rate is higher than the national average. it's about 11.8% instead of 8%. so along with that celebrity, along with joe biden's disapproval ratings, you've got a situation, especially in the metro atlanta area, which is heavily populated by black georgians where the economy is tough for

kristen well, welcome back to the show. lomo prieta was certainly devastating in so many ways, but usain was actually as kind or favorable as possible for 6.9 explain that well, first of all, it happened in santa cruz mountains where there was really not much going on besides growing pot plants and in all seriousness what i mean is there were no skyscrapers. there were no giant bridges local to that site. there were no big dams or reservoirs. so if you had asked me put a magnitude 7 earthquake somewhere in the bay area where would have caused the least damage i would have put it in the santa cruz mountains, but away look at the damage we're seeing mostly a lot of it in san francisco, right oakland east bay. why was it so destructive in those areas? i think it's important to know that because it also help us with the next one. you're you're absolutely right. no one foresaw these scenes of destruction at a great distance and the answer turned out to be that though. this was about his harmless and earthquake as you can produce

sin kristen no hay alegrÍa en este veredicto.ridades encontraron nuevas evidencias en una de las propiedades de los flores. la sentencia de flores estÁ programada para diciembre y enfrenta de 25 aÑos a cadena perpetua. maity: el alcalde de nueva york reconociÓ y recorriÓ las instalaciones para observar de primera mano la nueva instalaciÓn que alojarÁ a los solicitantes de asilo. la instalaciÓn abrirÁ maÑana y albergarÁ a 500 personas pero podrÍa duplicar su capacidad. allÍ los inmigrantes tendrÁn acceso a atenciÓn mÉdica. y en nueva york se ha decidido tomar medidas ante la crisis por la cantidad de ratas en sus calles. el alcalde explicÓ un plan para evitar que los roedores encuentren alimentosy consiste en reducir el tiempo que la basura permanecen las calles. tenemos las medias que tomarÁ la ciudad en su guerra declarada a las ratas. reportera: una explosiÓn de ratas estarÍa sufriendo la ciudad de mayor.por eso la municipalidad propuso una nueva regla que reduce el tiempo que la basura puede permanecer en las calles. la basura

republican herschel walker is speaking exclusively to nbc's kristen welker about why he flashed a badge during friday's debate, and whether he is pretending to be a police officer. >> and where is this one from? >> this is from my hometown. this is from johnson county, from the sheriff of johnson county, which is a legit badge everyone can make fun, but this badge give me the right -- wait, let me finish. if anything happened in this county, i have the right to work with the police in getting things done. >> reporter: walker says he has participated in training and leadership programs with law enforcement for years. >> does that have arrestingor is it an honorary badge >> it is an honorary badge, but they can call me whenever they want me and have i the authority to do things with them to work on things. >> reporter: the national sheriff association says an honorary badge is, quote, for the trophy case. >> that is not the truth >> reporter: the johnson county sheriff confirms to nbc news he gave walker the honorary badge and could enlist walker's help in a crisis. the georgia race just

kristen, of course, as i was saying that this was the deal that was on. it was off now it's back on again. what does this mean for ela mosque at the company at large? yes. well, elan mosque is now in charge of twitter. it means a big payout for shareholders today was the day that he had to come up with the money and seal the deal. i after 1st making an offer back in april of $44000000000.00. he tried to back out at one point, saying that the board hadn't been honest about as the account's, the number of accounts that they had. they took him to court. the court said, if you don't, is all this, we're going to go to trial in october. so he resolved it and now he's the owner. and what i, with big plans for the company, he filed papers today to remove the company from the stock exchange. that's the 1st step to making it a private company. i and that's expected to happen on november 8th, which coincidentally happens to be a election day here in the united states. i. busy kristen much speculation, of course as to whether prominent figures previously bomb from tw

kristen, i want to turn back to the january 6th committee's vote. we heard it 24 hours ago, to actually go ahead and subpoena the former president of the united states. he's once again in this lengthy statement that he released today responding to all of this, he's refusing to say -- he didn't say whether or not he will comply with the subpoena, but he is repeating all sorts of lies about what happened in the buildup to january 6th, and they're making the case that this is all premeditated, what he was doing, and how focused in and created the opportunity for these rioters to storm the u.s. capitol. >> that's right, he issued this 14-page response to the vote to subpoena him, but yet never said if he was actually going to comply with the subpoena. and i talked to multiple aides who really were on both side. you had one side, those saying let's have a televised response, let's fight this. on the other side, they basically are telling him to be quiet and just take a step back, don't do anything with this. but you're right, he is still fixated on the 2

kristen said, concerned lawrence johnson. johnson isn't a direct comparison because there are all the frankly, and i'm really instructed charlotte, and he will election with a large majority and he did all is commitment language, approximate crossing. and i do have great damage when you said he would duration and he did stay in office for 3 years. this trust lead to 5 days later she does have to call is she had to resign, not so as a result of economic felicity, which is not have to resign because of a combination of chronic errors. judge the minister to teach you as will pass a team with a degree there and communicate with the actors. i'm not saying there form a conservative party special adviser. he says, trust his resignation was inevitable. well thirdly bean cabinet and dramatic and i spent 10 years working in westminster and white hole and i can't remember a day like this does. the writing was on the wall. there was a head of the team building from different n p 's from different functions of the conservative party, not

kristen salumi live for see in harrisburg, pennsylvania. well, let's talk now to brian rosen walled. he is a scholar in residence at the partnership for effective public administration and leadership ethics at the university of pennsylvania and joins us live now from philadelphia. thanks very much. have been with us. so what did you make of the, of the, of the, of the debate then i think that it was really a contrast here. and we don't exactly know how people are going to judge this. obviously, ma'am, at oz is the television performer and came off better and gave no longer form more articulate answers at times. he seemed to even be rushing to fit everything in, in his time of limit whereas john fedor, mon, is obviously somebody recovering from a stroke. who we know has speech problems that may be temporary and his answers were halting. his answers were not particularly deep that you know, he would see his 1st sentence seemed fine, and then he didn't really offer a ton of depth behind that. um, and he seemed to, you know, not have been norma

with the split verdicts, we learned that our quest for justice for kristen will continue. >> the body has never been found. a schaaf is pledging tha investigators won't give up. th district attorney also wade in on the verdict. >> it's extremely satisfying to finally have an answer to be able to give to the family, her picture has been on my wall for a number of years attorney sure that she was at the front of my mind before we were able to fil this case and we had staff working with the sheriff's office incredible huge team and elatedded to have the murders held accountable. vladimir puti declared marshal law in four regions of the country. russian installed leaders in the area and begun relocating thousands of civilians they say is to mov them away from the front line o the fighting. the declaration i a propaganda show meant to inti date. they have been advancing in weeks recapturing the territory. >> what vladimir putin is tryin to do is force further losses o territory desperately trying to put the military back in charge of everything including the civilians in the regions but it

kristen welker joins us. great seeing you.d walker tell you about the many controversies he is facing? >> reporter: he sat down with us after his first and only debate. he touted the need for energy independence to trump and obama. and i asked about the largest controversy swirling around his campaign. of course the allegations that the staunch anti-abortion candidate paid for a former girlfriend to have an abortion in 2009 which he is again denying. in a one-on-one interview in his hometown of wrightsville, georgia, herschel walker providing his comments about allegations he paid for an ex-girlfriend to have an abortion in 2009. >> why not reach out to her? >> why should i? why do i need to? >> reporter: nbc news has spoken to that former girlfriend who provided us with a copy of a $700 check that walker gave her to pay for the abortion and a receipt from the medical center in georgia where she alleges it took place. nbc news is not revealing the woman's identity or or the documents to protect the privacy of all parties. but

thank you, kristen. you look great >> you bet.tinuing as communities across florida try to clean up after hurricane ian caused historic damage. organizations like all hands and hearts stepping up and helping those whose lives were upended last week. joining us from florida is the co-founder and vice chair of all hands and hearts. also with us, a volunteer with all hands and hearts. thank you, petra. let's talk about your own journey and what your organization is doing on the ground. >> thank you, andrea for having us. all hands and hearts is community inspired of disaster relief organization. we come in right when the disaster happens to do the immediate work but we stay for the long term to help with the recovery which takes several months and usually years. we work in the u.s. and internationally. and that's why we are here in florida to help the most underserved communities impacted by hurricane ian. we have committed to stay at least for a year to help those in need. >> and tell us about the people you have spoken to, the home

kristen: madison square garden, the company that owns the rangers and knicks, what is interesting is 3.6 billion but the valuation of those is more like $7.8 billion. they don't say they are going to sell the teams but they consider it. that is interesting. ben: i'm looking at insight, the maker of lymphoma and biotech cancer drugs. the stock has done nothing for more than four years, just dead money but looks like it is starting to make progress. jack: check out barron.com and follow u a bad job, attorney general or homeland security secretary, the case will decide the best course of action. elizabeth: high crimes and misdemeanors. the size of kansas trying to cross and ag garland accusations under his d.o.j. targeting parents speak out school board meetings as domestic terrorists and doing nothing about pro-

kristen: madison square garden, the company that owns the rangers and knicks, what is interesting islion but the valuation of those is more like $7.8 billion. they don't say they are going to sell the teams but they consider it. that is interesting. ben: i'm looking at insight, the maker of lymphoma and biotech cancer drugs. the stock has done nothing for more than four years, just dead money but looks like it is starting to make progress. jack: check out barron.com and follow u male announcer: up next, the conclusion to dr. michael youssef's timely sermon series, "is the end near?" dr. michael youssef: what will be the signs of the return of the lord jesus christ as the messiah king? there will be false messiahs, international warfare. there'll be famines. there'll be earthquakes. jesus is warning us. he said, "keep your eyes wide open." announcer: coming up next on "leading the way."