it's the most innovative city, larson tells me . ripple, the company he co founded plans to keep its headquarters right here in the financial district in san francisco, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. at 11 tonight. two men are under arrest in an armed robbery in san pablo. detectives say they were able to identify the suspects. 26 year old christopher samba, ron and 19 year old timothy harvey through surveillance video from local businesses. one video shows the victim being robbed again point of his rolex watch on march. 3rd pablo police say he was targeted first targeted by one of the suspects while inside a local jewelry store after weeks of surveillance officers served warrants in vallejo. and san francisco yesterday to make the arrest. one of the suspects was wearing the victim's watch which officers then returned. i was blown away. um. brought tears in my eyes. uh never thought i would see it again. and just, uh overwhelmed. police are still seeking information on a third suspect involved. at 11, a petaluma man was convicted of

first win of the season for kyle larson. >> larson making a quick pit stop late to take the lead fromberry. it is larson's 20th cup series win of his career. and those are your headlines, guys. >> steve: congratulations to him. thanks, ashley. >> ashley: you're welcome. let. >> steve: let's talk a little bit about james patterson one of the greatest authors in the history of the world. when you write a book. you hope that it makes the "new york times" best seller list because, of course, it's an ego thing but, at the same time, if you make the "new york times" best seller list. then book sellers, a lot of them have to stock your book and that helps with sales. the problem is he says that the "new york times" is corrupt in the way they determine the best seller list. >> ainsley: yeah. he holds the guinness world record for the most number one "new york times" best sellers but his latest book called "walk the blue line" you have seen him on this show talk about it. he talks about it on fox nation and has a wonderful special there. he says my book didn't make the list even though i outso

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. >> i needed to get larson ou of the house >> what did you do i grabbed larson i believe he was in bed him immediately over to his grandparents house >> cory's mom, marty, answered the door she remembers her son-in-law standing there with a young bo and saying something nonsensical about her daughter being dead >> it was mid morning. >> there >> there he's i opened the door. he has me larson he says, something about peopl are coming or something i often regretted not just put larson down and running over there. >> stop. she called her son, -- that is dental practice. >> i got a phone call for my mom. just out of the blue i don't think anything of. it >> couldn't be. >> she's 30 years old. there's no way i just saw her couples go. >> jay berry, a detective with the one seed please department headed the investigation when he arrived at the scene he went straight upstairs. he was in the bedroom on the corner examined cory's body. >> he tested her bod temperature by placing his han against her abdomen. i followed suit. >> was her body warmer cold? >> her abdomen was one to th touch. >> wha

announcer: funding for the kcet "fine cut festival of films" is generously provided by the bridges larson foundation and by the national endowment for the arts, on the web at arts.gov. woman: so i can go ahead and, um, dive into what we found in the report. so we did find that you have dyslexia and that that is pointing to a lot of the difficulties you have when it comes to reading, and we also found that you have difficulties with attention, so we did find adhd, so we would say that that is also contributing to a lot of the difficulties that you're likely having. is there anything that you wanted to add, dr. nulty, before i move on? nulty: one thing that's important to recognize is the fatiguing factor of add. it's like your brain is having to work harder than other people's to block out the dogs barking and the cars going by and just whatever noises there are, and you're capable of blocking them out but at a cost, and that's cognitive fatigue. woman two: right. mm-hmm. this is 16 pages of things about my brain. ok. so the reason i'm here is because "afton is currently struggling to meet

there will be a shift in how conspiracy theories like this are covered going forward. >> erika larsone latest. let's get you to the first news with vonnie quinn. >> nato says it wants to strike a deal with china over rules outlining the responsible use of ai. the chief says they don't regard china as an adversary but it poses some challenges to nato values and security. you can't more important to engage with aging. sec chair says the agency wants to conduct investigations into the crypto sector but it doesn't have enough staff. beginning in congress, he described the industry as having been built up around noncompliance with existing rules. republicans have criticized him and his aggressive stance on crypto, particularly his calls for having people register with the agency. >> we could certainly meet use more resources. it's a definitely -- there are more things to look at and investigate then we have people. >> damon diamine is facing a two day deposition about jeffrey epstein. the u.s. virgin islands are suing him over his ties to epstein who was a client of the bank. j.p. morgan s

needle, but i think it's one of the many things that have to happen to fix this problem in safety larson donated 6. dollars to the police union a nonprofit organization to help produce and air these ads good people qualified candidates will will look at u as beis a good place to get started in law enforcement. san francisco is short hundreds of officers and continues to rely on overtime to meet the demand. this was police chief william scott a few weeks ago. the only way that we temporarily bridge that shortcoming that gap. is through over time the board of supervisors recently? voted to hundreds of policefficser with the trend going in the wrong directionight too few new recruits to fill the increasing retirements and other cities recruiting from us that that's a real problem. the adsre a between the ages of 18 and 34. i was born in the city. i was raised in the city and now i'm protecting the city hmm, so san francisco is also finding it difficult to recruit people because other bay area cities are offering better incentives even higher wages. now some are also deciding to live in a pl

larson will return leading a new team made up of characters introduced in a couple of marvel's disney series. there is. >> photon played by tiana paris and teenage crime fighter kamala khan, who all who also goes by ms marvel as a nod to her favorite hero. captain marvel samuel l jackson's nick fury also returns movie arrives in theaters on november 10th. so you have time to plan ahead. marvel's will be the 33rd movie released in the marvel cinematic universe. and as we just mentioned there also. >> streaming series to keep up with where new characters are being introduced. and if you're trying to keep up or get caught up before seeing the marvels, you'll need to watch at least 21. so it's tv, at least 2 movies are, of course, the movies featuring captain marvel ms marvel's introducing her own show and photon appears in one division. one of those show secret invasion does not come out until this summer. so you have time to catch up on all the other series and movies before study and a lot of time you will not sleep at >> wraps kron. 4 news tonight at 8 at and vicki standing by for us.

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it's says larson is one issue he is tackling now. i was born in the city, and now i'm protecting the city donated $600,000 to the san francisco police officers association to help with recruitment. it funds an aggressive ad campaign to address what some describe as a staffing crisis. the police department says it is short 548 officers were going through everything i caught up with police chief bill scott as he headed into a community meeting about public safety. we need the assistance and recruitment is you know that's at the top of our priorities right now. and whatever assistance we can we can get is welcome. we're thankful that he cares enough to do that. and the cameras are are golden in terms of helping us solve crime. we must enforce laws, make arrests and prosecute crime. public safety is top of mind for many people who packed into the sunset recreation center meeting to ask questions and find out what city leaders plan to do to prevent crime. we don't feel safe. i don't want to go out of my house at nighttime. i don't feel sa

came earlier today in support of police officers and echo the chief what the mayor said for chris larson and others thank you, for which thank you for all you do and making a big department of defense w for us with that, i'm going to turn it over to the president of the board of supervisors want peskin chp. >> thank you assistant chief and chief and mayor and my colleagues what you guys tell me what we're riding around together to the community if you see something, say something we don't say that we appreciate you had is a rough couple of years we're doing this is at board of supervisors more and more taking a moment out to not take folks for granted to acknowledge how hard the jobs are and just to say. thank you. >> i also want to thanks b f p organization fork being the impetus and chris for making culvert two famous and the deserves that and to the officers the most thank you for going above and beyond the call of duty three stations i know very, very well company a that has been really the heart and core of the superior residential district i represent over the last generation thank

. >> okay, i'm not sure you all heard that as cleary as i'd hoped, but this was nicki larson olson. hugged trump. she's taking selfies. he was supporting her and saying -- he's saying take care of yourself. does that kind of thing help or hurt candidate trump, brendan? >> yeah, obviously we talked a lot about the legal peril that he may be in from january 6th. it's obvious political peril as well. remember the video that joe biden put out this week announcing his run starts with a shot of january 6th. it's something that they are going to try to hold against him. but donald trump is of the school where you never admit error, never show weakness. he has fought back against all of this on january 6th. now whether that is strategy or whether it's just part of his personality failure where anybody who's for donald trump is good, we saw that obviously in charlottesville. he doesn't really care what you did, as long as you're for him, you're good. but it shows this is a person who's -- if he's going to embrace what happened on january 6th, it reveals he's quite a flawed candidate. it's go

. >> reporter: carolyn todd larson is thankful she made the trip from pennsylvania before part of yosemite valley is set to close. >> i think we did some lucky planning. had we planned a few days later, we would have been very disappointed to not be able to go into the park. >> reporter: but that was not the case over at lower pines campgrounds. >> your reservations for friday and saturday, sunday are canceled. monday and tuesday are canceled. >> reporter: these campers from santa cruz are planning to cut their ten-day trip short because of the closure. >> this has been our big trip. we have been waiting all winter for. we know we had such a wet winter. >> we got here. we are enjoying it. >> reporter: the national weather service has issued a flood watch for yosemite valley starting today. the warm temperatures will result in rapid snow melt which could cause flooding along rivers, creeks, and streams in the park. right now, roads are wet, water is rising and the merced river is rapidly rising. >> the merced is usually a mellow relaxed river. as you can tell behind me, it is not right now.

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larson was at the demonstrations in frankfort, and now she speaks to us about that. now for over 60 years, healey, east march is being held here in germany. the slogan has always been no more war, offered a terror of nazi germany. but the war in ukraine has divided the peace movement. these protests here are urging the government to stop sending weapons to ukraine and start to push for peace. negotiations must again, that's why i really want a peaceful solution and not just the sending of weapons. also just think about what comes next. it can't go on like this and people are dying on both sides. god gave us deutscher we as germans should never st weapons. as germans, we have to take responsibility and from the start should have pushed for diplomatic solution. all over germany, more than a 100 of these peace marches are being house julia is the weekend. but this happens have been criticized for being too naive and even accused of playing into the hands of russia. since the start of the war and ukraine, germany has been decided on sending military support to the battle

larson also recently donated millions to play security cameras in different areas of the city, includings ktvu fox two news exact. thank you. 8 34 is the time in alameda county district attorney pamela price says she is reviewing the murder charges her predecessor filed in the killing of toddler jasper wu . we have not made any decisions about what charges to pursue or what not to pursue. we are still reviewing the case, this particular tragedy. is being used by people with a political agenda to divide our diverse community. the kind of racist messages that my office has received and directed at me personally is unprecedented. the district attorney released her own video discussing the case prices. she met with the family of wu this week and assured them that the men accused of shooting the young boy will be held accountable. the toddler was asleep in his mother's car as she drove on interstate 80 in oakland in november of 2021 when a stray bullet struck and killed the little boy. three men were charged with murder by former d . a. nancy o'malley last month, price asked her prosecutors t

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[applause] >> ed larson, if you would do your exhibit. ed: my book is called american inheritance, liberty and slavery and the birth of a nation. i moved back in time. i will pick up a time towards the end of the book. by this point, and were talking about the revolutionary era, the intellectual ability of blacks had emerged as an issue in the revolutionary era debate over slavery. in a 1776 dialogue, samuel hopkins complaint that white americans viewed blacks as fit for slavery because we, he wrote, as whites have been used to looking at them not as our brother and or on a level with us but another species of animals. slavery would end if we could only divest ourselves of those strong prejudices. on the others of this emerging debate over slavery in the revolutionary era, some white american supported slavery had begun to make the case for enslaving blacks on objective sounding evidence of racial inferiority. following that long but species recitation of the mental, emotional and physical attributes of whites and blacks, thomas jefferson

first win of the season for kyle larson. >> quick pick stop for new jersey's teammate, josh.f his career. >> ashley: to wild video out of the big apple big apple, lightning striking the spire or world trade center sparking bright flashes across manhattan skyline. the video going viral on social media. slamming new york city saturday. luckily, no injuries were reported. even upstate, the wind 70 miles an hour and the sky was pitch black. it was scary. >> todd: obviously -- it was weird, nonetheless. >> ashley: a fox news alert set to arrive in new york ahead of arraignment tomorrow. >> todd: a live report outside of the court house he will appear the nation and brace for this unprecedented moment. tony here from creditrepair.com, helping people see the true cost of bad credit. what are you doing to improve your credit? should i be doing something? absolutely, unless you like paying thousands extra in high interest rates. did you know repairing your credit could save you thousands of dollars in lower interest rates? wait, i can repair my credit? of course you can. even if you h

chris larson donat dollars to produce and to air the ads. >> it was something we could do quickly and we are happy with the results so far. we are excited to see if this helps to move the needle. i think it is one of many things that has to happen for public safety. people between the ages of 18 and 34 and they will be airing throughout northern california. reggie: a bay area business owner beyond frustrated after five attempted burglaries in one year. these crimes are not just causing a bunch of damage, but another headache with insurance. you can crowbars and trying to drag a safe out the front door. a last attempt even involve guns. despite thousands of dollars in damage including holes hammered into walls, there is one thing the owner did not what to do in response. >> i was hit five times. i latest premium, they may drop me. reggie: the business owners no focus on adding more security measures which of us can also help with insurance quote. kumasi: in san jose, the mayor is calling for a major increase in the police force. is proposing doubling the rate at which new officers are

brie larson returns as captain marvel, the story takes place after the disney plus series, miss marvelperhero, luck on. -- kamala kahn disney series introducing captain monica rambo. this will directed by a black female director. it's set to hit theaters on november 10. reggie: jeremy renner made a blue carpet appearance last ni mths after bein snplow accidethone was for his n show rennervations,, combining his passion for helping others with his love for renovating vehicles. it's nice to see him back doing his thing, even though obviously he is still recovering from his injury. it's a really good sign. drew: great turnaround. taking you to the bay bridge camera from south beach, you can see the first few hints of sunrise coming up here. we talked about allergies a few minutes ago. tree pollen is high right now. juniper, cedar, oak and pine, low. along with grass pollen, no issue with that. the uv index is high. the wind is picking up through the delta and on the coast. 20 to 25 miles per hour and it will be a windy afternoon. temperatures are cooler compared se toy.time yesteflsth the

. >> my name is matilda larson and i am the mom of a 14-year-old boy in the eighth grade and a 16-year-oldoy in 11th grade. from my cubicle i heard another mom with children in the same grade as my youngest son say my daughter just texted me and said the school is in lockdown. >> the fire alarms on campus started saying that we were under lock down and we should stay inside. i remember just feeling so scared in that moment. we started hearing that they couldn't find any shooter in the school or anything, so all our minds go to they are out in the open and we could be next. >> i received a text from my youngest son that said we are in lockdown. so i wrote back and said, make sure you stay hidden, make sure the phone you are using is on silent. i then texted my other student -- my other son and said, are you in lockdown and he said yes. and i said the same. -- the same thing. this overwhelming sense of despaiand alarm just washed over me. >> once it was declared a hoax, the text went out that everything was ok. it went on like any normal day and barely anybody talked about it. it was like ok

"the punishment for treason is death per the constitution," larson olson said. added that she would like a front seat of mike pence being executed, and that he should be the number one person on her list of those who committed treason. i mean, as someone who has participated in the effort for accountability, for radicalized americans, from sort of char lotsville to january 6th, what does it say that this person now has access -- no one protecting donald trump, protected him from this person. she got so close, he hugged her, and he signed her backpack that she carried with her. where are we? >> nicolle, look, i'll use the world outrageous and frightening, and it's indicative to what you were just discussing with the congresswoman, which is president trump's intent. if he is affirmatively praising and embracing people that climbe solng at the capitol, who proudly wear their insurrectionism on their sleeve, then his support of them, his continual good words to them suggests that he was on board on january 6th. again, that's the central issue. we talk about this on

chris larson the police union, a nonprofit organization to reduce ads. >> it is something we can do quicklyare happy with results so far. we are excited to see if this moves the deal but i think it is one of the many things that have to happen for public safety. kumasi: this targets people 18 to 24 and will air throughout california. reggie: a bay area business owner is gone frustrated after five attempt to blur -- burglaries in one year. these crimes are not only causing a lot of damage but another headache, insurance. this is a surveillance video from cam cash for gold and you can see mask loved burglars used crowbars to try to drag a safe out the front door and last attempt involved guns. despite dozens of dollars in damage including holes hammered into walls, there is one thing the owner does not want to do in response. >> [indiscernible] they might raise your premium, they may drop you. reggie: the business owner is focused on adding more security measures which can also help with insurance costs. kumasi: mayor matt mae henan san jose is calling for major increase in the city's police

just before that trial, larson olson spoke to nbc news ivan hillyard outside of a trump rally. >> thosedomestic terrorists inside our there capitol and i'm going to prove it on my trial. >> who were the domestic terrorists? >> our congress. our congress, that's been stealing elections for a very long time. our country has been under admiralty law since 1871. >> what should the punishment for those members be? >> execution, for being traitors, that's what our constitution demands. our constitution demands that traitors in our nation are executed. and that is what should happen. to each and every person that hijacks the voice of we the people. >> is that something that you see actually happening? >> a convicted january 6th rioter who called for the execution of lawmakers in congress. that is the woman donald trump embraced yesterday. it's the latest example, but certainly not the only one, that we have of trump actively endorsing the violent mob that attacked the capital. this is, after all, the man who spent months teasing the fact that, if reelected, trump would consider blanket pardons

larson of connecticut. signed, hakeem jeffries, democratic leader. the house representable, the speaker. sir, pursuant to the rule, i am pleased to reappoint the honorable marcy kaptur of ohio to the united states capitol preservation commission. signed, sincerely, hakeem jeffries, democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-z of house resolution 5, the house stands adjourned until 11:00 a.m. on thursday, april 13, 2023. as always, you can watch live coverage of the u.s. house, when members are in here on c-span. we take you live now to the brookings institution here in washington, d.c.. the treasury undersecretary for international affairs, jay shambaugh, plans to talk about the state of the global economy. live coverage on c-span. >> generated huge loss of life and disruption from covid-19 and then destruction and elevated energy and food prices and other spillovers from russia's illegal invasion of ukraine. both of these have exacerbated global inflation. in both cases, the economic impact is not the main story. covid has cau

at one southern california college are designing the future of affordable housing reporter tatum larson gives us a look at this program. >> the tiny house on wheels. it started as an in-class competition for first year. architecture students and the sign was a solution for affordable housing. where showing disease signed to a panel of our key general contractors and people that are involved with in the construction industry and they chose some winner in this is our weaning, the sign the house, which is set with the working ac system, gas, powered generator and indoor plumbing was funded by the strong workforce grant. it helps fund career technical education programs across california community colleges. >> i am very proud of created on the front porch. another showstopping designed by a student at chair made of only cardboard in clue. they are tasked with creating a share. that is not only >> something that they can sit on, but it's something that it's beautiful, something that inspiring. it's something that is very unique projects like these cardboard chairs, not only help students fle

larson gives us a look at this new program. the tiny house on wheels.ted as an in-class competition for first year. architecture students and the sign was a solution for affordable housing. where showing disease signed to a panel of general contractors. >> and people that are involved with in the construction industry and they chose winner in this is our weaning, the sign the house, which is set with the working ac system, gas, powered generator and indoor plumbing was funded by the strong workforce grant. it helps fund career technical education programs across california community colleges. i am very proud of created on the front porch. another showstopping designed by a student at chair made of only cardboard in clue they are tasked with creating a share. that is not only something that they can sit on, but it's something that it's beautiful, something that inspiring and something that is very unique projects like these cardboard chairs, not only help students flex their creativity, but it also sets them up for success in the future. we are able to n

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in response, one area tech executive chris larson, the founder of ripple, chipping in $600,000 of hiscers. here's some of what he had to say. it's a great city and these we have some issues, but they're very fixable issues were long term believers. it's a beautiful city. it's the most innovative city and in addition to the hundreds of thousands he's already chipped in for police recruitment. he's also spent millions to play security cameras and different areas of the city. those include union square, the tenderloin in japantown, the hope that it will help police capture those committing crime and perhaps discourage a bit of it in the future, too. in the newsroom. zac sos ktvu fox two news, zack . thank you happening today, the same as a police officers association says it's going to give an update about the union executive that is facing who is facing drug charges. the police union says it will release the results of the first phase of its internal investigation. it plans to also announced the hiring of an independent investigator to look into the union's operations and give an update

larson, it was an honor to work with you on the usmca. renegotiations when i was here on committee. in terms of leveling the playing field, i would say is this is where we are focused, in terms of worker center trade policy. i get asked what is worker centric policy mean? it means a lot of things. it means remembering our economy is not just a collection of data and numbers. we are more than just trade flows and production numbers and gdp numbers. at the end of the day, what is the -- american economy? it is comprised of people come our people. it has to work for our people. worker center trade policy is putting the worker, the person at the center of how we think about trade policy. that is a correction. for a long time we lied -- we relied on the assumption on what was good for bumping our numbers, what was good for creating that big pie, would trickle down and work itself out. that is what what -- we have seen has not worked, while the pie has got bigger, at home and around the world, more than just the united states a lot of us are looking out without pie has ended up. that lead

came earlier today in support of police officers and echo the chief what the mayor said for chris larson others thank you, for which thank you for all you do and making a big department of defense w for us with that, i'm going to turn it over to the president of the board of supervisors want peskin chp. >> thank you assistahi

came earlier today in support of police officers and echo the chief what the mayor said for chris larson and others thank you, for which thank you for all you do and making a big department of defense w for us with that, i'm going to turn it over to the president of the board of supervisors want peskin chp. >> thank you assistant chief and chief and mayor and my colleagues what you guys tell me what we're riding around together to the community if you see something, say something we don't say that we appreciate you had is a rough couple of years we're doing this is at board of supervisors more and more taking a moment out to not take folks for granted to acknowledge how hard the jobs are and just to say. thank you. >> i also want to thanks b f p organization fork being the impetus and chris for making culvert two famous and the deserves that and to the officers the most thank you for going above and beyond the call of duty three stations i know very, very well company a that has been really the heart and core of the superior residential district i represent over the last generation thank

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larson of connecticut. signed, hakeem jeffries, democratic leader. the house representable, the speaker. sir, pursuant to the rule, i am pleased to reappoint the honorable marcy kaptur of ohio to the united states capitol preservation commission. signed, sincerely, hakeem jeffries, democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-z of house resolution 5, the house stands adjourned until 11:00 a.m. on thursday, april 13, 2023.