sunday afternoon police arrested 38-year-old vincent chan at eddy and leavenworth street. they say chan is a convicted felon. he is just one of 69 other suspects arrested by officers in the tenderloin over the week. police say they are working to make the area safer. (ken) city leaders in fresno are taking steps to make sure those affected by last sundays mass shooting are cared for.(pam) four people were killed and six more injured. one of the fatalities was 23-year-old xy (prono: zye) lee -- a popular musician with fans all over the world. dennis valera talked with his family ... and has the latest. (pam) that was dennis valera reporting. police say, the shooting was not random. because of private donors, the crimestoppers reward for information leading to an arrest ... is now 15- thousand dollars ... and many say, it is likely to go higher. (ken) let's take a look outside right now... (pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. (ken) coming up tonight at 6:45... south bay police are still trying to figure out... what happened to a

champion for the -- the number is bill number 633, that's where the monument is located at fort leavenworth, kansas. he sponsored the bill on the senate side. on the house side the bill number is hr-3138 on this. it was introduced by the representative of wisconsin, where ms. robinson is from. hr-3838. 15of today we have cosponsors on the senate side, and 68 on the house side. we need two thirds from the senate and house, which equates to 67 on the senate side, 290 on the house side. so we have a ways to go. i appreciate your support and i appreciate the question. does that answer your question? >> it does come a young lady. >> my name is elizabeth and i am the other producer of the film. so we just want to thank you guys. thank you for your service. please come out and support this gold medal. but on behalf of these amazing ladies, i called them superstars , on behalf of all of them, we are going to present major locke with a poster signed by all these women sitting there, and it is a documentary that was done by james, he asked that question the first time, and it is simply called the 688

parade is sunday at fisherman's wharf, moving along the embarcadero to jefferson street, then to leavenworth street. the runtime is between 11 am and 1 pm. >> get a taste of armenia at the 30th annual armenian food festival where you can jomusic, dance and is saturday at congr church. >> also in san francisco the holiday ice rink takes center stage at union square where you can skate every day through january. in the east bay kicked off skating season at the children's winter festival at walnut creek. festivities include performances, food, hot cocoa, face painting and more. >>> in the south they come celebrate san jose's 242nd birthday celebration as the peralta fallon historic site with activities and tours of the adobe and carmel and thomas house. >>> on monday san jose will host a veterans day parade starting at 11 am in downtown. and sports warriors are on the road, sharks and niners play at home. that is your weekend watch. >>> still to come, the raiders and chargers battled right to the end and a primetime matchup at the coliseum. mark will tell us how raiders last drive is what won i

clint lorentz on this couch moments ago a fresh interview out of leavenworth.t of the senior pentagon brass will tell you the same thing. i think folks that start putting stars on their collar, anybody confirmed by the senate for promotion they're noç longer a soldier. they're a politician and so i think they lose some of their values and they certainly lose a lot of their respect from their subordinates when they do what they did to me which was you know, throw me under the bus. pete: governor your reaction to the president taking these bold and sweeping actions for these guys. >> if it wouldn't mess up the camera shot i would stand up and give him a standing ovation. what he said was absolutely correct. one of the things i hope people will recognize, one of the main reasons we need to reelect the president he has the guts to do what's right even if it is not popular, even if he doesn't know the outcome. using political capital to campaign for people. he doesn't know whether they will win or not. that takes guts. this president exercised the power of executiv

in terms of the outcome of the he as a buyeract, is sentenced to 18 months in prison at fort leavenworth and caldwell is sentenced to four years for dealing. both in violations of the tax act as a consumer and a seller. the marijuana tax act also did not come out of nowhere. it is important to remember that because of our own approach to government in the united states and federal versus state policy, that many states were already on the path to outlying access to cannabis. ,his makes it a more favorable national policy to pass. in this case, you can take a look at this time line, massachusetts restricts the sale of cannabis. in 1913, we see more outright bans of cannabis for any possession, production or consumption. indiana ining, and 1914 are responsible for the first bands. in 1950, utah and vermont. in 1917, we have a policy in colorado to make the possession and cultivation of marijuana a misdemeanor. colorado not at the forefront of legalization, we are at the forefront of prohibition. washington -- in nebraska. 1931, illinois and texas. 1933, north dakota and oklahoma joined in t

allman competed for a commission in november 1916 and reported to the very first cf class at fort leavenworth shortly after. he commanded the 12 machine gun battalion during and after world war i. combat taught him some enduring lessons about the value of training he would use for the rest of his life. allman also began to exhibit some of those professional traits that became the hallmarks of his career -- aggressiveness, personal courage, commitment to his mission. almond finished the war as a temporary major, having been awarded a citation and a loom badge, which in the reviews of army declarations during the 1920's came a silver star and purple heart. the years after world war i were good for almond. after an rotc pms assignment, he had -- he completed the advanced course and remained as an instructor. he taught in the tactics department where his experiences as a machine gun battalion commander caught the eye of the assistant commandant of the infantry school, lieutenant commander george see marshall. -- george c. marshall. his performance their mark him as a martial man and destine him f

another army officer first lieutenant was free from a prison at fort leavenworth after prison term.in serving six years of the 19 year sentence for second-degree murder after illegally ordering soldiers to open fire and killed to it allegedly innocent men on motorcycles. president trump ordered navy s.e.a.l. chief petty officer was found not guilty of murdering a a detained eyes is militant but guilty of a lesser charge posting in a photograph the dead isis fighter. he met president trump earlier this month. >> i had the chance to have a robust discussion with the president yesterday and i offered as they do in all matters to state the facts the options the advice my recommendation and see how things play out. jon: the pentagon responded to the president's decision quote the department of defense has confidence. the president as part of the military justice system and commander-in-chief and has the authority to weigh in on matters of this nature. in his first television interview goldstein spoke on fox this morning. it sends a clear signal that the president of the united states is

in fort leavenworth as soon as today six years after being found guilty of first-degree murder, serving a 19 year sentence, to fire on and in afghanistan. 9 members of his unit testified against him saying the men were innocent. to the former green berets and silverstar recipient matt goldstein, it dropped, he admitted to bret baer that he killed a taliban bomber suspected of killing several marines in a 2011 battle. and was justified in what he did. in a fox news documentary from 2016. take a listen. >> at the time. >> after he was detained the suspected bombmake a refused to speak to investigators. because of strict rules of engagement they were ordered to release them. >> there is a limit to how long you hold guys. >> also this. navy seal chief eddie gallagher has his rank restored to petty officer, doctor paygrade after being convicted of posing for a photo with the debt isis fighter. gallagher has been acquitted of murdering a wounded isis detainee. the white house issuing a statement that reads in part, quote, for more than 200 years presidents used their authority to offer second

in written testimony submitted earlier professor tom jones states the cannery located at 2801 leavenworth street is a considerable distance from any of the other core academy clusters. in fact, the cannery is the only parcel in the fisherman's wharf cluster. i agree with professor jones, the cannery is a not a convenient location for students for transportation and should not be converted to academy uses. i have first-hand knowledge of the cannery. my family originally developed and operated the cannery for 40 years. i managed the cannery for most of that time and filled it with businesses that attracted locals as well as tourists. we put in non-chain retail stories movie theaters, museums, comedy clubs, sidewalk cafes and restaurants. for years the cannery accommodated street performers including robin williams and held lively free events including film festivals and music festivals and a farmers' market. in 2007 we sold the cannery to a real estate entity that had a san francisco partner 2011 that entity forfeited the cannery to their lender thus allowing the stevens family to buy the p

so the cannery is located at 2801 leavenworth, within the c-2 district. i believe that previously, the academy was using -- so there are -- there are other -- there are ground floor nonacademy retail tenants in the property. however, the academy was using the bulk of the cannery, including ground floor level space as part of the development agreement and the settlement, the academy could retain institutional uses above the ground floor which are permitted -- principally permitted in the district. and all of the ground floor must stay as retail uses, whether that be for the other nonacademy retail tenants that are there or the academy is permitted to operate retail uses, but it must be public facing retail uses. >> thank you. >> president melgar: commissioner richards? >> commissioner richards: i move to adopt the ceqa findings, including the statement of overriding considerations, adopt the resolution recommending approval with conditions, and the academy negotiating with the neighbors on the sign. >> clerk: as well as the master conditional use authoriza

clint lawrence will be set free from fort leavenworth as soon as today, six years after being found guilty of first-degree murder. he was serving a 19 year sentence for ordering his soldiers to fire on and killed three men in afghanistan. nine members of his unit testified against him saying that the men were innocent. now to the former green berets and silver star recipient, major matt goldstein. he will have the murder charge he has been facing dropped. he admitted to fox news' bret baier that he killed a taliban bomb are suspected of killing several marines in a 2011 battle. goldstein has maintained he was justified in what he did and he explain why in a fox news documentary from 2016. take a listen. >> at the time, you think this is the guy? >> absolutely. >> the suspected bomb maker refused to speak to investigators because of strict rules of engagement. they were ordered to release him. >> there's limits on how long you can hold guys. >> that was with bret baier. also this, navy seal chief eddie gallagher will have his rank restored to chief petty officer. he was dr. pay grade after

leavenworth, kansas, lawrence is speaking out about the military leadership that advised president trumpnst the pardon. >> i think folks that start putting stars on their collar, anybody that's got to be confirmed by the senate for a promotion, they're no longer a soldier, they're a politician. and so i think they lose some of their values. and they certainly lose a lot of the respect from their subordinates when they do what they did to me, which was, you know, throw me under the bus, mr. presidentme. i wish you had a better team around you. you need more people watching your back. and i think you don't have a lot of that. >> now, president trump also pardoned army major matthew goldstein, who was awaiting trial on a murder charge of an unarmed afghan man. that happened in his 2020 employment. and caesar gallagher had been demoted regarding the death of an isis prisoner. let's talk about this now. i want to bring in rachel van handringham. she now teaches law at a law school. the pentagon is staunchly opposed to this move. you say this is a terrible move. there are many folks who are ex

clint lorance is serving a 19-year murder sentence in the military prison in fort leavenworth, kansas, for ordering soldiers to open fire on unarmed afghan motorcyclists in 2012. matthew golsteyn is facing murder charges related to the 2010 killing of an alleged afghan bomb-maker. he reportedly told cia interviewers he had shot the unarmed man and then destroyed his body in a burn pit on the military base. trump is also reportedly considering restoring the rank of navy seal eddie gallagher. he has been accused of multiple war crimes, including shooting two iraqi civilians and fatally stabbing a captive teenager in the neck. a california jury acquitted him of murder charges in july. a federal judge has voided the trump administration's so-called "conscience rule," which would have allowed healthcare workers to refuse to offer medical care to patients, including ababortions, if the procedurures conflicted with the healthcare worker's private religious beliefs. the rule would have also allowed these medical workers to refuse to refer patients to other healthcare providers who c could car

question whether or not they're going to go to leavenworth for pulling the trigger for doing the rightthe right time. >> i realize there are so many complicated details. i'm sorry we can't get into more of these here. tonig david, rachel, thank you both very much for being here. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you so much. ♪[music] >> we turn now to the democratic over the weekend, candidates still trying to break through in thcrowded field heade west. >> hello, nevada democrats! >> as impeachment news consumeso washington, a of force by the 2020 democratic candidates in nevada. >> this is a fight to end that national nightmare called donalm tr reporter: in las vegas sunday night, 14 of the 2020 candidatep made theirch to nevadans, who will vote third in the party's nominating contest. the lineup included fmer massachusetts governor deval patrick, who entered the crowded race just last week. >> when we get that nominee, we're all gonna join together. reporter: former u.s. senate leader, harry reid, still a giant in the state's politics, made an appearance and a call for unity. [c

he was charged with murder fort leavenworth prison seven years.t and spent time with his family and drove to texas to be with his mother. getting on a plane today flying to new york and tomorrow morning he will be in studio. in that video where he was released. oh my goodness. his family was over the moon. the only words he uttered there was thank god for president trump. thank you, mr. president. lisa: we are going to keep following that story as you mentioned. tune in to "fox & friends" tomorrow. we are also following what's happening on capitol hill. it's the calm before the storm that we are going to see this week. ed: democrats planning a big week jam-packed three days of impeachment inquiry hearings after a close you had door deposition in washington yesterday. pete: another week of this? garrett tenney is live in our nation's capitol with the latest on the impeachment push. >> good morning. one. response from the republicans is that most of the witnesses heard from do not have firsthand knowledge. on saturday we received the transcripts of

clint lorance had been serving a 19-year murder sentence in the military prison in fort leavenworth, kansas, for ordering soldiers to open fire on unarmed afghan motorcyclists in 2012. he walked free from prison on friday night after trump's pardon. mathew golsteyn was facing murder charges related to the 2010 killing of an unarmed afghan man. he reportedly told cia interviewers he had shot the man and then destroyed his body in a burn pit on the military base. trump also restored the rank of navy seal eddie gallagher, who had been accused of multiple war crimes, including shooting two iraqi civilians and fatally stabbing a captive teenager in the neck. a california jury acquitted him of murder charges in july, but convicted him of a lesser offense. president t trump took an unplanned trip to walter reed national military medical center saturday, sparking widespread questions about the state of trump's physical health. the white house has claimed there was nothing unusual about the unscheduled medical visit. president trump is the oldest president to take office and there have been r

starting at fisherman's wharf moving along the embarcadero to jefferson street and then over to leavenworth street. the runtime is between 11 am and 1 pm. get a taste of armenia at the 30th annual armenian food festival. or you can enjoy a day of authentic food, music, dance and activities. the festival is saturday at calvary armenian congregational church. >>> in san francisco the holiday ice rink takes center stage once again at union square where you can skate every day through january. in the east bay kickoff ice- skating season at the children's winter festival on saturday in walnut creek. festivities include performances, food, hot cocoa, face painting and more. in the south bay celebrate san jose's 242nd birthday celebration as the historic site with activities at the peralta adobe and tours of the adobe and the carmel and thomas ballot house. on monday san jose will host a veterans day parade starting at 11 am in downtown. in sports, the warriors are on the road. the sharks and 49ers play at home. i'm rosemary orozco and that is your weekend watch. >>> today we continue coverage of

he is leavenworth.in this case again killing the enemy on the battlefield, someone who with american blood on their hands. he had been cleared by the army once already. because he gave an interview and talked publicly about it, he was honest with the cia. they reopened the case and now they are throwing the back at him again. a lot of this is obama era rules of engage 789 that were used that president trump is now changing and saying i'm not going to do this to war fighters. steve: if the president changes something and you are pretty cryptic about what that might be. he has a myriad of things he has at his disposal, if he changes it, who is going to be upset? pete: a lot of traditional army establishment types who are more wedded to the uniform code of military justice or the process or to the lawyers or to the way we have always done things than the fidelity to the war fighter. the president looks at it through that lens. a simple lens, an important one the way i look at it especially how we crucial i

we actually have now video of clint lorance being released at leavenworth. watch this.can hear the joy. [cheers] pete: this is from dan scavino's twitter feed. dan radio leased after the president personally called him. in fact, took the president a while to get through. because the staff sergeant there answering the phone didn't believe the president was trying to call. military protocol, right? pete: he got through, spoke to people. shortly after there he is. lisa: have you interview coming up on new show. ed: thank you very much. we will have you on very soon. no doubt about it. lisa: this was me shamelessly trying to get on your show. ed: jack keane is going to be talking about a lot of hot spots around the world. a lot of people want to focus on. wimpeachment. there are big national security challenges. live noon eastern with me. this breaking news overnight because of what i mentioned secretary esper, you know, pushing back on the president about -- this is a controversial decision. i think getting retired general jack keane on the record will be interesting, too.

another army office was freed last night from leavenworth after also receiving a pardon. been serving 6 years of a 19-year sentence for second-degree murder in afghanistan. nine men from his unit testified against him. president trump also ordered navy seal eddie gallagher's rank be restored after being found not guilty of murdering an isis fighter but posing for a photograph with a dead isis fighter. defense secretary mark esper met with president trump earlier this month if. >> i had the chance to have a robust discussion with the president yesterday, and i offered as i do in all matters the facts, the options, my advice, the recommendations, and we'll see how things play out. >> reporter: in a statement the pentagon reacted. quote: the department of defense has confidence in the military justice system. the president is part of the military justice system as the commander in chief and has the authority to weigh in on matters of this nature. i i am told's per laid out the charges against all three men to give the president president is the complete picture. gillian? gil

almost half of our present are over 30 30 years old and some e leavenworth, date back to over eight years old. to our earliest time of corrections. resin systems are subjected to much heavier than normal wear since there continuously used 24/7/365. in this aging infrastructure affect institution security as critical system sustained extensive wear and tear as well as premature deterioration. the implementation of the first step act is a priority for the bureau of prisons and i'm pleased to report that we've made greatat progress. with updated policies and her ilk many the requirements of the act, working closely with the department of justice and independentt review committee on the new risk and needs assessment the act requires. we have listened to the important comments from any interested stakeholders from crime victims to a broad array of advocacy groups, the statutory timelines in this actor very formidable but i'm proud to say the bureau and the department admit key deadlines particularly the release of the new risk and needs assessment system and we continue to remain focused on th

embarcadero to jefferson street then west on jefferson street pt the review stand on jefferson near leavenworthn coming to the city or if you're hoping to come to the surrounding area. if you travel around here make sure and know that there are a lot ofogistics you need to be aware of because of the street closures so we have a full list of those er at krbn 4 dot com. we also made sure to put those up on a graphic on the screen for you right he we also remind everyone ifou do ride muni please know that meanings also going to be impacted with that. now of course when it comes t parking no parking is going to be a lot different eecially up and down th parade route if you're thinking of going near embarcadero and jefferson know there are going to be a lot of delays so all so keep that in mind of course as we're here on a busy. holiday weekend here in the city. again :00am the parade kicks off right here at a bar, carol and north points. if the actually the preparation stt just within the next half hour are going stay with us here live reporting in san francisco christina tetreault kron news all ri