all inside libby. so they put on shows, they reenacted shakespeare, they had classes in german, latin, greek, various languages. there were classes on theology, classes on everything in their new on the new art of photography, even though they didn't have cameras inside, they would explain it. so the prisoners would amuse themselves by all putting on classes and attending classes. the problem was they had to do it quietly. so they sang, but they sang in a whisper. they acted out. but everybody had to lean in because they were too loud. the guards would come up and bayoneted people or beat people. they produced their own newspaper called, the libby chronicle. if somebody managed to steal some paper and put it inside, they wrote really small. and then each man get up and read a section of it or. if you had news and nothing to write with or on, you would just get up and talk about it. so they had a newspaper fellow named beaudry canady and then to main, he was the editor of the newspaper, and when he was

we've lost libby. here is the key from libby, one of the barred windows. this is in a virginia museum of history in culture enrichment. great museum! barred windows are about four feet high. there's a key. there is a handful of items in richmond. there is a memorial to lincoln. that it's his young son, that he. who visited the site with him. they have a quote from lincoln's second inaugural event, right before his death. there are two paintings of libby that are quite famous. it's a beautiful painting, the problem, of course, is it's completely inaccurate. the men wearing their uniforms. happy, hanging out, well said. plenty of room and a high ceiling. make them half naked, on the floor, dying in piled up on top one another. this is not a very accurate painting. our last slide. this is another painting. i like this one more because it has that old testament feel to it, doesn't it? you can feel the sense of it being a bit haunted. fog man or half clothes. very stages of dying on the ground. it is dark. the only thing i don't like about it is it's not nearly

why was it called libby? it had been owned by a fellow named georges libby from maine. there was a sign hanging on the side of it. you can see the white horizontal side in the middle of the person there. it said libby inside. the confederacy made it a prison. they never took the signed out. everyone just called it libby. the tents around it, the tense for the guards, the guards do not want to stay inside or too close to the prison because of the smell of death and everything else. it was a grotesque smell from of the prison. you can see that it is three warehouses connected, four stories tall, three stories tall on the landslide. behind it is the james river. access to the chesapeake bay, which means the atlantic and so on. here is the water side of the prison. it was built in 1852 by a fellow named john and years. he wanted it to be a tobacco warehouse. the tobacco in virginia and north carolina and this area of richmond today is known as tobacco row. tobacco was a rich export. this would be warehouses for tobacco. it took enders years to finish it. right when he was f

the tragic murder of two indiana teens, libby german, abby williams.rest of a 50-year-old suspect who seemed to be hiding in plain sight, working at a local drugstore. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: after nearly six years, this morning, a stunning announcement. >> give me just a second here. since the murders of abby and libby, 2,086 days ago, the daily investigative team has worked tirelessly. i am proud to report an arrest has been made. >> reporter: indiana state police revealing they've arrested a suspect in the double murder investigation of liberty german and abigail williams, two young girls from delphi, indiana, who were tragically found murdered on valentine's day 2017. >> today is not a day to celebrate. but the arrest of richard m. allen of delphi on two counts of murder is sure a major step in leading to the conclusion of this long-term and complex investigation. >> reporter: tonight, a multi-year saga. >> the eyes of america were on this because it's every single small town in america. >> reporter: the anguish the loved ones, feelin

-- libby?> mitch mcconnell is like, i'm going to stop what president obama is going to do, my primary goal is to do that. this is about aligning yourself with the right wing fringe of the party. and so if you're not supporting people like make masters in ted cruz's mind, you're soft in some way. >> yeah. then we have just a little bit of how it's all playing. you know, what a difference a few years makes. rupert murdoch runs fox news, "the new york post." the front page of his new york post basically trolls donald trump with florida man makes announcement. no mention of his name or cover. when you go to page 26, you have a small article with the headline, been there, don that, a bit of a pun. one said we've been clear with donald between murdoch and trump that they cannot back another run for the white house. ivanka trump making it clear today, announcing she will not be involved this time. of course, the administration she served in for four years. fox at one point cut away from the announceme

that's the message from outgoing mayor libby schaff. today she announced to initiatives that will pay for safety improvements in neighborhood business districts and downtown our kron four's philippe reports of the goal is to make people feel safe shopping during the holiday season. >> oakland business owners agree the best way to bring people back to their shops is to make people feel safe, things to bring back confidence. >> not only for the peace off operate us the employees, but definitely will bring customers back to our city on wednesday during a news conference, mayor libby schaaf announced to public safety initiatives that are expected to be approved during a special city council meeting tuesday. the first called shop safe. oakland, a series of grants totaling $315,000 that will go to neighborhood commercial districts and encourage in-person shopping. >> it will fund more safety ambassadors, security cameras and rapid window repair in cases of vandalism. an effort to really create a sense of safety and comfort for people who we w

in to print photos for libby's funeral.he family, heartbroken. >> it's hard. how can somebody do that and then just go on living life like nothing happened? i don't understand, probably never will understand that. >> reporter: and, david, authorities say this investigation is not over and say if others are involved, they will be held accountable. the suspect has pleaded not guilty and is being held without bond tonight. david. >> all right. alex perez in indiana, thank you, alex. >>> we turn now to the supreme court and tonight two cases involving affirmative action in higher education here in this country argued before the supreme court and what the justices have signaled already. abc's terry moran has covered the court for years for us. >> reporter: in the supreme court today, clear signs that the long era of affirmative action in higher education in america could be coming to an end. the court's conservative justices cast doubts on using race as a factor in college admissions in order to achieve the educational benefits

so now we want to welcome in oakland's current mayor libby schaff. thank you so much for joining us here this afternoon. so appreciate your time. oh, it's great to be here. happy post-election time. seriously. so let's talk a little bit about the rank choice voting process. i know you're very familiar with this. what you have to say to people who think it's just taking too long to declare a winner, especially in the oakland mayor's race. well, ranked choice voting has nothing to do with the delay. >> the registrar of voters ran a ranked choice results on election night. i'm sorry that that reporters aren't focusing on those results because those show lauren taylor winning by 53% to showing taos. 47. so it is not ranked choice voting. that delays anything. it is a simple algorithm. it is a push of the button. what is delaying things? it is taking an unusual amount of time for the registrar to actually count votes. we know that on election more than at least, you know, 57,000 ballots had been cast prior to election day. that doesn't even count. onenerr

libby _ children under 15. it is very full on, libby requires _ children under 15.s _ has had it on time. type one diabetes is an _ has had it on time. type one diabetes is an autoimmune l has had it on time. type one - diabetes is an autoimmune condition in which the body's immune system attacks healthy cells in the pancreas by mistake. it is not known why. it is different to type two diabetes, convex condition with many risk factors, including age, ethnicity, and weight. it has very much become part of our life now, but in the first two years, it really does shake everything up. it is totally life changing. type 1 diabetes leads to the levels of glucose, or sugar, in the blood becoming too high. that happens because the body is unable to produce insulin, a hormone that controls the levels of blood glucose. so those who have the condition, like libby, need to take insulin every day. that used to mean five daily injections, but libby can now get her insulin through a pump. this device talks to the pump she is wearing on her body at the moment. again, that is giving

joining us now is mayor libby, nearing the end of her second term in oakland. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having mia amanda. >> reporter: let's talk about tomorrow's election for mayor. we want to focus on balance. are you feeling more confident or worried about where the race is headed? >> it is no secret i believe lauren taylor has the experience and the character to change things, to move the city forward in a way that people are hungry for. and i have been out knocking on doors myself. i have gone out four times, and i am feeling a momentum behind lauren taylor. that is what i'm hearing at the door. that is what i'm hearing when i'm talking to people at the grocery store, at the coffee shop. so i'm feeling somewhat optimistic. >> i can tell you as someone who has done the job, you are hearing what candidates know you want to hear. but i know all four of those candidates well. when you look at their actual histories, lauren taylor is going to be the strongest on public safety and that is a big concern of mine. >>> and public

that is the message from outgoing mayor libby schaff tonight. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne today. mayor libby schaff announced 2 initiatives that will fund safety improvements in neighborhood business districts and downtown bound forcefully juggle reports. the hope is to make people feel safe shopping during the holiday season. >> mom and pop businesses in oakland were crushed during the pandemic. and the financial recovery has been slow worsened by violent crime. i heard from business owners that they are nervous about asking employees to come back to work because of safety concerns and with fewer people returning to offices instead opting to work remotely. there has been less foot traffic. >> and business owners want people to come back human energy and heat that people bring is the best cure for what we're facing in downtowns in urban spaces right now on wednesday during a news conference, mayor libby schaaf announced to public safety initiatives that are expected to be approved during a special

libby german's family in disbelief. >> it's hard.on living life like nothing happened? i don't understand. probably never will understand that. >> reporter: libby's aunt telling family members she actually crossed paths with allen at cvs once. he didn't charge her for pictures she printed out for libby's funeral. at the time, police releasing two sketches of a suspect always warning he could be a member of the community. allen is seen in this picture his wife posted to facebook at a local bar. behind him, one of those sketches can be seen. allen lived less than two miles from the trail where libby and abby vanished in february of 2017. since the girls' bodies were discovered, investigators have sifted through more than 70,000 tips and zeroed in on key evidence found on libby's phone including this grainy picture of the suspect and this chilling audio believed to be his voice. >> guys, down the hill. >> reporter: authorities have not revealed what led them to allen, nor why the girls may have been targeted. allen has pleaded not guilt

why taking so long to name libby chefs, successor and then florida.eople there are assessing the damage after the cold makes landfall as the first november hurricane to hit land in decades. that stories right after the feels like it was just there. and this is hurricane nicole slamming into florida overnight, making landfall just south of ero beach around 3 o'clock this morning. look at all the land washed away. the category one storm covered nearly the entire state bringing damaging winds that extended as far as 450 miles from the center of the hurricane. the storm has caused at least 2 deaths. >> causing flooding in many areas in the storm surge threat, at least a dozen high-rise condominium buildings in daytona beach, which had to be evacuated. the six-foot surge further eroded seawalls and beaches that have just been hit worse. as greg mentioned by hurricane ian back in september. nicole also knocked out power to thousands of residents. >> in a matter of 5 minutes, the ocean, one from empty to all the sudden very large ports were just drifting rea

spot oakland, meanwhile, still counting votes to see which of the 10 candidates will replace mayor libby schaaf. taylor is leading with councilmember chen thao . next results not coming until 5:00 p.m. this afternoon pick in a statement, she says she is optimistic for the final outcome. she has been proud about how the campaign has been run. >> jenkins is declaring victory to remain san francisco's da, although there are a lot of votes left to be counted. after three rounds of ranked choice voting and the voting process, jenkins has more than an 56% of the vote pick we saw her on the streets today, she and mayor london breed were in chinatown, this morning, they were out to promote business in the area. and though the race is not over yet, jenkins says the early returns really show that voters approve of her reforms. >> they truly understand, i think, that we can have both. we can have somebody who has the necessary reforms we need to to make the system more fair, but ensure there is accountability for those who choose to commit crimes in our city. specked the city's election department

. >> sheng thao and loren taylor succeed libby schaaf who is termed out. taylor is the moderate democrat with endorsements from libby schaaf, sam liccardo, and san francisco mayor london breed. thao said she will hit the ground running because she has the backing of the city council. they should be able to pass a lot of her solutions to fix oakland. taylor says the main focus is on crime and homelessness and has a chance to fix the issues plaguing oakland. here is what they have to say about the challenges ahead for the next major. >> anybody stepping into the mayor's office has to be alert to the fact this is not a little job. this is a big city. it's a city like any other city that has lots of problems. so if you're coming with the background of serving a little time on the council or you have been a business person, that's great. but it's not necessarily going to qualify you or give you the best chance to deal with something like homelessness or the violence problems that we have. >> reporter: the elections office says there are 2,700 vote-by-mail ballo

. >> reporter: city council member are the two front runners to succeed outgoing mayor libby schaaf who has turned out, tau is the progressive candidate with support from the local democratic party and the unions, taylor is the moderate democrat, with endorsements from libby schaaf, san jose mayor sam accardo and san francisco mayor london breed. they had previously said, if elected, she will hit the ground running because she has the backing of the city council, which has a progressive majority. and they should be able to pass a lot of her solutions to fix oakland. taylor says, his main focus will be crime and homelessness. he believes that his experience on the city council and his background has successfully running a business will help them fix the main issues plaguing oakland. here's what political analyst and retired samford cisco state professor has to say about the challenges ahead for the next mayor. >> anybody stepping into the mayor's position has to be alert to the fact that this is not a little john, this is a big city and it's a city like any other city that has lots of pr

i mean she so does libby custer? right james taylor made some money because he was a veterans i don't. so it's kind of hit or miss because again laws were looser about using images. anyway, you know, and i think it's maybe insurance companies in lotteries is as much the big money and sort of the way we think of endorsing something. but i believe by turning it down doesn't he? add to his image. becoming, you know a saint. but he dies in 1870 before. much of this takes off. could have been you know the insurance company. and he turned it down. i was wondering how african americans were being portrayed in the marketing the products or were they being minimized at this time, and it was just focused on the the white population. so great question. so the question is how we're african americans depicted in advertisements for products. so during this period most of the businesses making these advertisements are white owned businesses. and so um either it's there's really a huge range of images and there are different kind of

well, that can't be right because we just sat mayor libby shaft. we'll tell is expected to hold a news conference coming up. well, still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news concerns about twitter's new normal. >> continue servicing as elon musk makes more changes, why some feel the platform security? is that a risk after recent layoffs? and plus, we have some good news for student loan borrowers. the biden administration has extended the payment pause on federal student loans. we will be right back after the break. >> all right. well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. the day before thanksgiving. we are excited in terms of the forecasts can eat indoors or can you go outside? john has the answer to those questions. good morning, john. you can do both. it's the one to get outside, though. it's nice to have that option. >> and we are looking at a good day for tomorrow. just chooses hours between one to 03:00pm when it is going to be at its most comfortable out there, you might be a little extra hungry waiting that long, but it might be worth it.

libby recorded his voice on herself and where he tells the girls to go down the hill her family believes that she helped to close this case. >> i believe she was staring al along and i believe she is up there quite excited. i believe she's happier firms than her. >> richard allen pled not guilt but he is being held without bond that he will be back in court in january. >> thank you coming up ever thought about what you want to eat for your last meal? you might be surprised at what majority of americans would want . we are going to bring back the whole crew for the famous nightcap. i love san francisco, but i'm working overtime to stay here. now is not the time to raise taxes. i'm voting no on propositions m and o, because the cost of everything is going up. san francisco collects more tax revenue than nearly any city in america. but our streets are dirty and public safety is not getting better. i'm working hard to live within my budget. the city should too. join me in voting no on m and o. now is not the time to raise taxes in san francisco. vote no on m and o. >> politics midterm covera

we will be waiting a while to find out who is replacing libby schaff as a glance next mayor. the next round of results does not come out until tomorrow evening. as of now, lauren taylor is leading his fellow city councilmember sheng tao right there. lauren taylor has 53.3%, sheng tao has 46.7%. that is after factoring in ranked choice voting for these early returns. but, as wilson walker explains, this race is far from over. >> the last batch of numbers released about 1:00 this morning, it has been quiet for a while now, we know that 35,000 votes have been counted. the sheng tao campaign another 71,000 votes remain uncounted. there is still a lot of work to be done. >> it looks like we will be here for a long night, and a long few days until we get the final results of the ballot, of the vote being counted. but, right now, we are ahead. >> reporter: speaking like a candidate confident in the taylor, lauren taylor announced it might take days to announce the race for mayor, that will be something the town has seen before. the first mayoral race to use french choice voting was

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that's the message from outgoing mayor libby schaff. to initiatives that will pay for safety improvements in neighborhood business districts and downtown our kron four's philippe reports of the goal is to make people feel safe shopping during the holiday season. >> oakland business owners agree the best way to bring people back to their shops is to make people feel safe, things to bring back confidence. >> not only for the peace off operate us the employees, but definitely will bring customers back to our city on wednesday during a news conference, mayor libby schaaf

give it took custer to give to libby? isn't that weird? >> custard was not in the room. right. or back in the parler. we've heard stories that sheraton did not want to sell his furniture and he threw it $20 on the ground that either keep the money or don't and taking your furniture. that is just one of the many stories i heard. let's keep going though with the shout outs. one is thanks for this program i enjoyed the book. what is up next in terms of book projects? we will get to that. after that that is from hampton's and lots of great stuff. [laughter] wrote that so we have here now i'll check it again before we sign off. i want to get back on the road because those confederates were having a good time in interesting times up there on the road. this is something that's really interesting in your perspective of the book. okay start from appomattox but the new look out and suddenly the story appomattox in the posted days starts to involve other places in the people there so no longer confederate soldiers. so what is happen

they say he processed photos of libby for her funeral and gave them to her family for free.hard. how can somebody do that? and then just go on living life. like nothing happened. i don't understand. probably never will understand that this photo of the suspect can be seen smiling at a local bar in front of a wanted poster after the murders. police have not revealed evidence against the suspect or possible motive. companies across the country are closely watching a new law that takes effect in new york city. today it forces employers to be more transparent about the salaries they pay, but critics argue it could have unintended consequences. abc s line on maui's explains this morning jobseekers in new york city will see something new when looking at open positions arranged with the minimum and maximum salary and employer is willing to pay. the move is intended to help level the paying field for women and workers of color company. if you have a philosophy of start low, stay low, or pay top dollar to the best negotiator. that's going to very quickly catch up with you from a pay

but that is highly unusual here's cnbc's valerie castro >> reporter: 14 yield libby german and abbey williams, the two teenagers found murdered on valentine's day in 2015. a day earlier they'd left their homes to go for a hike in this wooded area in their hometown of delphi when they didn't come back, search teams made the heartbreaking discovery many this video recorded by one of the girls' cell phone showed a man walking along the same bridge where the teens' bodies were later found audio of a man's voice was also recorded >> guys, down the hill >> reporter: investigators have not confirmed if the man arrested, richard allen, is the same person in the video but they confirmed allen is from the same community, a possibility they had theorized in the past. >> they said he's hiding in plain sight, and that's case didn't know, i don't know the gentleman personally at all. you know so i've probably seen him, but, you know, it's a small county, but definitely don't, i don't know him >> reporter: libby's grandparents say they learned allen worked at a local cvs and didn't charge the famil

police say libby was rolling as allen walked behind her and 13-year-old friend abby williams on that bridge. according to documents, one of the girls is heard mentioning a "gun" as the man approaches, then orders them down the hill in that haunting audio. >> guys, down the hill. guys, down the hill. >> reporter: allen worked at the local cvs and lived just two miles from the crime scene. he was interviewed by police back in 2017 when he admitted being on the trail that day. prosecutors say allen may not have acted alone. >> if any other person had any involvement in these murders in any way, that person or persons will be held accountable. >> reporter: and david, police have not said exactly how the girls died. allen has pleaded not guilty and denies knowing or encountering the girls. david? >> all right, alex perez tonight. thank you, alex. >>> overseas tonight, and millions all over the world watching, including us, as team usa beat iran late today at the world cup. tonight, word coming in that the star player for team usa who scored that winning goal was then taken to the hospital

so, that's a big deal to make the same decision that was made back with scooter libby. but look, i think the attorney general is trying to avoid any appearance of conflict, but i don't think that the law in place to do that -- the conventional way of approaching it really accomplishes that. >> joyce? >> and so, you know -- >> oh, sorry. finish your thought. joyce will respond. >> no matter how you slice this, whoever's making the decision is going to be criticized. you know, it's inescapable. and i think the biggest defense to that is to develop a mountain of compelling evidence to support whatever indictment is brought or it may well be, too, that the attorney general is thinking, you know what? i am not going to -- the way this is going now, i don't see charges here, so let me kick it off to a special counsel, and then if the special counsel reaches the same conclusion, it makes it easier for the attorney general to say, well, the special counsel saw this, we're not charging. >> joyce? >> so, i think david is right when he says that the attorney general says he'll be

dan: mayor libby announced shop safe oakland, it means money support for mercil district across oakland. >> we have wonderful smelling candles. reporter: one of a kind gifts. >> for the person that likes to create things, and can also work with art. reporter: locally made. >> we have them in a bigger size so you can wrap it and keep it professional. reporter: the store owner hopes you will check out her business in oakland. >> we support small. reporter: mayor libby schaaf has announced new plans to increase safety for people that is open -- oakland. >> people have felt unsettled, the city is here to welcome you back, to enjoy your shopping. >> they are offering a total of $315,000 neighborhood commercial safety grants, they will pay for more ambassadors among other things. >> it will pay for physical safety improvements. in some cases more security cameras the complement programs that are already in place. it will pay for rapid window repair in the event someone's window is broken. reporter: money will go to a dozen different districts in oakland to help pay for safety measures. >> i t

and libby's grandparents now alleging that alan allen processed photos at cvs and didn't charge themor them. that he w-rpb shoe how they would feel following the arrest. but there's a sense of relief that's taken years to develop in abby's case. >> if you had a child, would you have an option to not be hopeful. >> no absolutely not. >> that's why we're hopeful. >> and peace came over me. and i hope across the country you felt that as well but remember we're not done. >> a $1.2 billion jack jackpot up for grabs. it turns out nobody matched all six so thr÷gs there's still room for the jackpot to grow even more. >>> okay, so we're going to shift to weather. and it really feels like we've been waiting for this for a very long time. we may finally dare and see some snow up in tahoe. but you know what when you look at it right now. we're going to need a lot of it to get to where we need to be to do some ski boarding. >> pal pal palisades is sending us this. we could be seeing the very beginnings of starting to build the base. this is the kind of storm you would want for that. with about a

. >> libby schaaf said that local leaders must end on proliferation and denounce lgbtq rhetoric. >> we'll have much more all morning long right here on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. coming up in the next hour, we will have a life report from colorado springs. >>> a company has come up with a faster way to build homes that are fire resistant. john ramose shows us other high-tech features. >> reporter: on days like this with a low fire danger, the impacts of fire danger may be out of sight and out of mind. five years after the deadly tubbs fire, though still rebuilding their homes are well aware of the situation. >> where we are burned down but the fire . just simply being able to rebuild quickly enough is a large part of this. >> reporter: there was a lot of interest in this open house . a company showed off a climate resilient modular home built in a southern california factory in days rather than years? >> you see metal coming off of the spools and being folded by our machines . they are being fitted into place and built within a day. the entire frame is built one day and the

we've been talking about this. 10 candidates are running for this officer, replace libby schaff and laurenng tell are still the front with this early count. more mayor races to talk about as we move on to the next city. the city of alameda. and as the ashcroft has a fairly sizable lead. >> over her closest opponent, barack obama, shaw of somewhat familiar name, didn't know that the barack obama shot was running for mayor of alameda. but now we do in second place. but still a lot county to do there. >> and moving on this check in with the mayor's race in richmond. martinez is leading right now over shawn denning in second place. again, these a very early numbers. most of them absentees that were brought in. but nonetheless, he is leading and in the south lisa gilmore is anthony becker are tied. >> again, with very early numbers coming in out of the city of santa clara for the mayor's office there and said, whoa, zone there. mahan as cindy chavez running for mayor. >> there to replace sam liccardo mahan now was 84% of the vote. and this is a more substantive a hand is leading with 51%. but i

that's why california clean air and oakland mayor libby schaaf are supporting it. >> prop 30 is an innovative measure that all californians must support as if their lives depend on it. >> reporter: the measure would increase state income tax by 1.7% on earnings over $2 million per year. it would raise between 3 and 4 and a half billion dollars with the vast majority, 80% to support rebates for electric vehicles and more ev charging stations. a lot of people are surprised by who is opposing it. >> don't be fooled. >> reporter: governor newsom, a staunch climate initiative supporter says lyft is bank rolling the campaign for prop 30 as a way to get taxpayers to help the company buy new electric vehicles. ride share companies are required to be all electric by 2030 and in a statement, newsom said, quote, prop 30 is a special interest car vault, cynical scheme devised by a corporation to funnel state income tax revenue to their company. since it is taxing the rich, the average voter would never have to pay it. danville is a place with a lot of high earners but this resident doesn't think prop 30

so he's got the support of the other sam liccardo libby schaff endorsed him as well just have a blank. their split. and of course, the london greet all supporting well. and taylor, it looks like is going it's green. her gayle, if you can grab just pull over to our microphone, we love to hear what she has to say. yes, she's waiting for her podium microphone to get sick so she can speak to her crowd. there >> this is really and this is one of the hard things about politics. when he got 10 candidates for one position and then you have ranked of voting on top of that. so this is going to get to be some complicated math and this out. yeah. oakland faces facing such tough issues right now in terms of what's happening with crime. >> issues of police reform. what's going to happen with the oakland a's? there's a whole battle back and forth about the number of police officers that are needed in the department's in light of what's been going on since the pandemic. these are big issues it's going to be interesting to see. how many of these mayors, any of these candidates will be able to tackle a

. >> thank you for being a customer >> you are welcome i will continue to do so >>> coming up, libbyts. as of yesterday, communication services, consumer discretionary and tech, down 2, 0%and financials, materials and utilities and staples, 10% we will talk about it when "squawk box" comes back. >>> sam, thank you for being here what do leaders need to focus on when it comes to the employee experience >> first, virtual and working from home is here to stay. culture can no longer be driven by proximity, and organizations have to be more explicit about t that we try the pizza parties to get people back in the office, and it was not enough, and people want to have experiences in the office that are unique and make them feel connected, and companies have to think about what experiences can we give our people virtual and in person >> how are you seeing that come to life with clients >> for example, one of my clients uses their in-person days for different things, and one day they may have the executives to spend time with the staff, and then another day they focus on innovation >> thank y

oakland mayor libby chef is among the local leaders who has some major concerns about the governor'sion. i joined many mayors in feeling a bit perplexed about how delaying funding to address homelessness is going to accelerate progress. but i stand open to hear what the governor has to say. and we'll trust that . his intention is to improve the process. san jose mere sam liccardo is responding with this statement says. quote leadership is required to make this happen . but mayors will happily take the lead. let's put down the megaphones and pick up the shovels. governor newsom says he will meet with local leaders later this month in development, new and more aggressive plans to deal with california's homeless problem and until then, those meetings will happen until those meetings happen. he's hitting the pause button on doling out the state grant money provided to find those homeless programs . dave okay, andre. thank you time now. 7 16. there's a new report by the united nations have says wealthy countries should give 10 times more to fight climate change, the report is entitled to

mayor libby schaff spoke about the plans to keep the institution rooted in oakland and produce the nexteneration of health care professionals. >> imagine. all of the incredible students and professionals that will be in the streets and on plaza here taking advantage of this incredible institution was because of this new facility is going to be able to grow and create so many more of these talented professionals that are going to heal us and keep our loved ones a graduate of smu who died also left a contribution to the campus for a total of 10 million dollars. will take a look at this. the southern california mountains and now seeing their significant snowfall of the season. the first one anyway. >> some of big bear resorts here reporting up to 5 inches of snow today. that is a good start to storm developed in the gulf of alaska before pushing down to california, lowering temperatures as you've felt and >> hindering visibility on some of the roads are in for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by that's good news in southern california. we'd like to see the same thing up here. w

it to libby? >> back in the parlor -- >> mcclain didn't want to sell his furniture and threw 20 dollars on the ground. >> i've heard that. >> one of the many stories i've heard. we will keep going. shout outs -- one of them, thanks for this program, i enjoy the book. what's up next in terms of book projects? we will get to that. but he says, go wahoos and that is newsom. >> -- >> we will check in here before we sign off.those confederates were having a good time. it is a good time out there on the road. and -- oh, this is something that is really interesting in the way -- your perspective of the book. you start with the math but you look out. and suddenly it's a story of appomattox in the post war days, talking about other places and the people there. no longer those kinds of soldiers. what and winchester, virginia. the farm in lynchburg. this is a place where women come into the story and become the protagonist in the story and what is their story at the end of the war. one of those points? >> yo

course, libby, he's a more people can be part of it. of course, libby, he's a paralympian.ss and you have to be fit and healthy and john, a paralympian, but we have seen a whole _ paralympian, but we have seen a whole range of people and they are generally— whole range of people and they are generally fit and healthy but superhuman is the wrong term. we are looking _ superhuman is the wrong term. we are looking at— superhuman is the wrong term. we are looking at people who can survive the rigours — looking at people who can survive the rigours of a launch which is very— the rigours of a launch which is very physically demanding and if they're _ very physically demanding and if they're going to spend six months in space, _ they're going to spend six months in space, not— they're going to spend six months in space, not be troubled by anything that would require us to bring them home _ that would require us to bring them home because that can be expensive and difficult for a mission. it is charlie here. _ and difficult for a mission. it is charlie here. looking - and difficult