louis on our tour across america. at the height of the pandemic, the murder rate surged now like so many american cities st. louis is grappling how to keep citizens safe and convince tourists to come back. it is a distinction no city wants, murder capital of america. the homicide rate in st. louis was the highest in the country last year, the worst the city has seen in 50 years fear and crime run high downtown, pushing businesses, tourists and families out. late last week gunshots rang out as the mayor was giving a press conference on efforts to curb gun violence. >> i showed this video to my son, he thought they were shooting at me my son shouldn't have to carry that trauma with him on a daily basis. >> jones took office in april, born and raised in north st. louis all too familiar with violence. >> the sensatization of gunshots is not the st. louis i want any family to live on. >> she made good on a campaign promise to cut the police budget, reallocating funds to social service programs. but in the face of rising vi

shocked by the commotion you see louis' mom and several family members sprint out the front door. >> my mom is just completely petrified. >> reporter: tesla cameras show louis crashing into the getaway car, ripping off the car's bumper, then this. >> the guy comes out with a gun pointed at my face. he walks around my car. that's when i hear the gunshot go off. >> reporter: you can even see louis' brother jump for cover. >> in hindsight, would you have followed them? >> no. >> reporter: he says photographers are targeted all too often. but the surveillance helped in the arrest of one of the suspects. while he's not sure when he'll pick up a camera again. >> if your hobby can hurt your family, you start to 53 secretary thoughts over whether you want to do this at all. deon lim, abc 7 news. >> unbelievable. also in the bay areas a seal pup is safe after flapping into traffic. >> and now in the care of marine mammal center. - "dear michael, i appreciate your help, patience, and support through the reverse mortgage loan process. you are an asset to aag." this is from helen, a happy custom

when louis honks -- louis: i hear a big smash at the back of the windshield. >> in high-definition, onebehind. louis says his "fight or flight" instincts kicked into high gear. unsure what to do next, louis floored his tesla over cinder blocks, chasing after the suspects who took off in a getaway vehicle. shocked by the commotion, loui'' mom and several family members sprinted out the front door, screaming. louis: my mom is completely > petrified. >> tesla cameras show louis crashing into the getaway car, ripping off the car's bumper, and then a terrifying sight. louis: the guy has a gun pointing in my face. he walks around my car and that's when i hear the gunshot go off. dion: you can even see louis' brother, jump for cover. when asked if in hindsight he would have chased after them, louis gives a vehement "no". kumasi: transitioning housing will be available at the village to provide warmth, shelter, and safety. that is for 65 people. while it is meant to be a step for more permanent home, it is all helpful. >> this is a really important homeless intervention, because the winter is u

louis. >>> good evening from the gateway to the west, st., missouri, the second stop on our journey across america this week. a lot to report from here including some struggles that will ring true in many american cities in the pandemic first, tonight following last

it's no coincidence that louis armistead as a soldier. it's no coincidence his three younger brothers were confederate soldiers and it's no coincidence his son was a confederate soldier and on the staffing gettysburg as a teenager and i witnessed to pickett's charge that military service was part of the armistead dna. lewis did try to follow his brother's footsteps he enrolls at west point in 1833. some most storied career of anyone who ever graduated. three years on campus and never got out of the first class. that's hard to do. he was sick a little bit and he obviously was a very good student and he got in a fair amount of trouble but in his third year campus when he moved up to the middle of the class rankings there's an entry in the records in january of 36 captain armistead is hereby placed under arrest charged with disorderly conduct in the mess hall. the details of what happened are long gone but the story that made it through the confederate army was that louis brault in the mess hall and hit a future confederate general jubal ear

from street wear to the likes of louis vuitton. >> becoming artistic director at men's wear for louise opportunity. >> reporter: the industry giant, passing away shockingly over the weekend at the age of 41. after a private, two-year battle with a rare and aggressive cancer that attacks the heart. >> the signs tend to be fairly nonspecific. by the time you find it, it's usually already spread. >> reporter: the world abloh had built and the cultures he managed to marry, emblematic in the tributes that came pouring in, from the likes of versace, to hip-hop star drake. >> he was endlessly curious and creative, truly prolific and original. >> reporter: he was born in 1980, to parents from ghana, in rockford, illinois. >> coming from this immigrant family, that was really -- they had high ambitions for him. his background was in civil engineering, and in ark tes architecture. but his mother was very adept at -- as a seamstress or at sewing. >> reporter: he had no normal fashion training. instead, earning a masters degree in architecture, before rising to prominence as the right hand man an

louis, and one shooting in st.is county in september, with a .40 caliber smith and wesson pistol he was then connected to two murders in kansas city in october. evidence included the murder weapon and shoes matching the crime scenes many of the victims were sex workers. reed is facing charges, including two counts of first degree murder and one count of first degree assault the prosecutor's office expected to hold a press conference later today. >>> now to texas, where memorials have begun for the eight people who died at the astro world music festival a funeral was held sunday. the family says that he died saving his fiance from a stampede and now they're demanding justice and answers, as police launch a criminal investigation into what happened here's nbc's jay gray. >> reporter: panic in houston. >> they're running, going crazy. and pushing and everything >> reporter: tens of thousands rushing the stage at the astro world music festival >> it was like this weird fight was going on, and then it was like the bigge

louis and i go out. and heath he's actually where -- you can make a case that hancock is closer to heat than he is to armistead. but the book is heated hancock not armistead in hancock. so getting back to the story. ancock meeone of the family liv? wind field hancock you has the most stable life that you could have. but he and elmyra had two children, the families almost always together. maybe sometime by himself. but they are in florida together and california together. they are married until 1886. and armistead by contrast has a very tragic personal life and between 1850 in 1855, he loses two wives. including three children as well. five years. what would that have done to you? he's already a hard nosed guy. he has a level of bitterness, become salon, that's understandable. so the character you see portrayed in gettysburg, that's probably not what happened. it's understandable, he was dealt a tough deck of cards in life. in the 13-year period, before the mexican civil war, these guys are almost never t

louis is shaken, knows other amateur photographers targeted for their gear. >> some are pepper sprayed, tackled to the ground for existing and taking pictures of moments they enjoy, right? this has got to stop. >> reporter: we've reported on wedding photographers losing everything in car break-ins and real estate photographers robbed in traffic. experts say it's not just bay area problem. >> first thing everybody did was warn us about the risk of robbery. it's prevalent there in san francisco but it's worldwide problem. >> reporter: louis started a petition calling on camera manufacturers to include antitheft technology in their products. >> crime is not a new thing, people used to have cell phones grabbed out of their hands but now we have p.i.n. numbers on them, trackers on them. >> reporter: louis focuses on the big picture while police investigate. arrested one suspect, 35-year-old police say was on federal probation for robbing a photographer in san francisco in 2015. >>> possible love triangle may have led to murder. jessica and her brother marco quintanilla faced judge today, ac

louis cardinals were named.ngle season in mlb history adam duvall represented the braves white sox pitcher dallas hikele earned the fifth gold glove of his career >>> and nascar crowned kyle larson, who happened off a ten-win season to clinch the nascar cup series title. it's the first championship of the 29-year-old's career a lot of adversity there bounced back and now he's on top of that world. >> that's the way to do it, too. great little round you with all the kudos going around >> a lot going on, over the weekend. between the football and nascar. >> and the new york city marathon back after being away >> i'm philip mena >> and i'm frances rivera. have a great monday. hope to see you back here tomorrow for now, foyour news continus >>> at least eight people are dead and a dozen remain hospitalized in the wake of this weekend's scene where sconcert goers were crushed by a crowd. >>> with thousands of children ready to be vaccinated the u.s. is about to make a change allowing thousands back into the country >

louis where i'm from. you will get shot and what the common denominator is. lot of mer, soros funded, but not only sure us there ale she yesterday said, we ought to look at the bail requirement. the da, in the walkie admitted that he, because he's a leftie, progressive piece of garbage. let this guy out and this guy killed 5 people. we have to get our arms around the real problem. it's not black versus white. it's leftist communists to want to destroy the country versus we the people. and that's what's at stake. well, and i also understand, you know, i'm going to go to the next every my there, but it's more also i think it's evil versus good regardless of color, regardless of any of our ceo versus going in. but there's also, you know, we see it on both sides of the aisle on this, and there are bad people on both sides in every movement. so matthew, to your response to that, can this be looked at as possibly a reverse racism type of issue in this case that he was actually gunning down somebody. and could it

louis, interested going to d.c. pope asks for advice of his friend superior, henry, about what he should do and how it writes back, secretary of war in order you to washington if he deems proper but i cannot give you the lead because i think your services here our greatest possible self-esteem will send a second telegram from at this time orally pope to washington d.c. but throughout the exchange between pope and stanton, nowhere in their is a reason given why from st. louis to the nation's capitol. least of which does pope expect transfer to the east. as this is taking place throughout june 1862, pope men under his command take a moment to reflect on his abilities as their commander while he committed him throughout the recent campaign. captain cyrus carpenter one day future governor of illinois write this, pope west park measures and covid it. i did not think much of general pope as a man i considered him a good general, calverley orally set general pope as i saw him appear to be like another one of those sound mi

and the creative director of louis vuitton dies from cancer aged 41.e look at the life and the work of the trailblazer virgil abloh. hello. once very much for being with us. —— thanks. several more countries around the world have detected cases of the new coronavirus variant known as omicron. it's the most heavily mutated version of the virus discovered so far and early evidence suggests that it has a higher risk of re—infection. canada has confirmed two infections and france has also reported a number of suspected cases. a third case has been detected in the uk. at least 13 cases have been confirmed in the netherlands. they were all on flights coming from south africa, where scientists first identified the variant. omicron is responsible for most of the infections found in gauteng province in south africa, and has been found in all provinces there. britain, as the current chair of the g7 group of leading economies, is to convene an urgent meeting of health ministers to discuss how best to respond. it comes as a number of countries have moved to restri

president biden cannot fire louis dejoy. the white house has repeatedly made clear they would like to. they think he is not the man for the job. but the way it's structured, it's not the president who appoints that person. it's the post office board of governors who hires and fires. the president puts people on the board of governors but he can't directly do what they do. today, on top of everything else that happened today in the news, today in a surprise move, president biden made the changes to the postal board that apparently are finally going to clear the way to getting rid of that guy. "the washington post" broke the news this afternoon, explaining it in i think the clearest terms. they said, quote, president biden on friday, today, announced plans to nominate two new officials to the u.s. postal service's governing board replacing key allies of louis dejoy. the move was a surprise to postal officials and even to members of congress according to three people with knowledge of the matter. the move casts doubt on louis d

louis.eclare gun violence as a public health crisis and use all of the tools in the toolbox to help address that with our new health director, dr. davis. we're going to pull our flagship universities and hospitals to the table and see how we can address root causes and the social determinants of health. i don't see that as a rejection. i think people want to go in a different direction and we need to transform our public safety system with one that leads with prevention instead of arresting and incarcerating. >> but in your city it's no consideration of, you know, getting rid of or replacing the police department as part of that strategy? >> no, absolutely not. we're trying to transform our public safety system to one that leads with prevention an not arresting and incars nating, and we started a cops and clinicians program earlier this year that pairs officers with licensed clinical social services and other health responders, diverted people from jail and prevented suicides and diverted pe

and representative louis stokes. representative brown will now become the 5 #th member of the black caucus, a historic high for our nation. first as the warrensville city councilmember then as a chi hoe gay county -- cuyahoga county councilmember she's driven progress through health, human services and education at i every juncture to help incentivize good-paying jobs. chantal knows well how importants for federal and local governments working with the private sector to improve the quality of life and increase opportunity, equity and justice for all. her relationships across northeast ohio are very deep and her commitment to serving greater cleveland and akron is dynamic and purposeful. ohio's buckie state congressional delegation is honored to welcome sparkling representative chantal brown, we stand ready to work work with you to deliver results for ohio and the american people. ms. brown: thank you, madam speaker. thank you, congresswoman kaptur, for your kind introduction. i rise as the newest representative for o

of course, louis baton in the city. you can see the major retailers, all of them that were hit a series of thefts started on friday in san francisco. witnesses filmed the moment that thieves ran from the louis, the town store in union square things. look a lot different than past years. of course, there is now a heavy police presence out for everyone to see union square is where we find kron four's. dan kerman tonight with more. dan. >> well, pam and ken, a lot of businesses boarded up, not close but boarded up. just anticipating what could come next the same time, a lot more police officers throughout the day here in union square. as promised the area in and around union square was flooded with police officers again on monday. >> and it will continue to be for the foreseeable future. this after groups of thieves burglarized and vandalized more than a half dozen stores in the area on friday night, including the louis that on store. i think it's just so because i mean. >> people are taking advantage of these beautiful st

that louis vuiton store was not the only place targeted.tores with smashed windows like this fendi store here. nothing was taken through that glass. there was a jewelry store was hit by a big rock. there is no windows left. all the glass is on the ground. all this happened at union square with nighttime shoppers and security guards present. >>> protests happening in kenosha and new york and here in the bay area. here in oakland around 100 people rallied in front of city hall. rittenhouse shot and killed two people and injured a third person last year, now he's a free man. cheryl hurd says the protest was peaceful but the message was loud and clear. >> reporter: the kyle rittenhouse verdict brought about 100 people at the plaza tonight. >> we are sick and tired of seeing white supremacy and seeing double standards justice. >> reporter: justice did not happen when rittenhouse was found not guilty of all charges against him. >> definitely disappointment but not a lot of surprise. >> rittenhouse not guilty. >> reporter: the teenager collapsing

but right in front of the louis the time it is back open today but boarded up many of the businesses boarded up, but still open today trying to take advantage of early holiday sales. >> it's been said you can't put a cop on every corner. but in and around union square on monday. there was more than one police officer on most blocks police began flooding the area with officers this weekend after groups of thieves burglarized and vandalized more than a half dozen stores around union square friday night, including the louis that on store. >> it's all very sad. i'm really not sure what the answer is. people had to make a reservation to get into louis that on monday and those shopping in the area say despite the crimes they feel safe shopping in san francisco and we'll continue to do so. i feel more safe. it's been it's been i'm going to let fear. >> stop me. from what i want to do with my family. but some businesses like gump say this could be the tipping point. >> which will make them leave the city everything's on the table right now and we love the city. gump's has been part of san fr

louis. good-bye, pope. pope arrives on june 24th to what he describes as an enthusiastic welcome, as it's also reported in the philadelphia inquirer. upon his arrival, his wife had wrote him a quick note and that this moment, this movement out to washington, d.c., this movement, this order, this meeting was perfectly convinced that all of this was leading to a greater purpose and that greater purpose was that pope would not return to the west. she would write this in her letter. i'm sure perhaps mcdowell's department and you will take the field against jackson. it is possible that you may supersede mcclulen, but i do not on the subject consider it likely. how clairvoyant was pope's wife in that moment. now on june 25th, pope has arrived to washington, d.c. and he has his first interview that day with secretary of war edwin stanton. he goes and sits with stanton, and there they sit, and they sit and they look at each other and they it size each other up. they have some very faint chitchat about light hearted

first was a louis vuitton store in union square.eo of the looting and the boarded up in the aftermath. amy hollyfield live in union square this morning, where there have been a lot of changes. amy: the mayor said what you saw happened here was horrible. pe e here blocking the square at stockton and post. they are not letting cars through here after what happened here on friday night. but he of the looting was postee louis vuitton store friday night carrying merchandise from the store. shocking to see it in action. but store owners say it is just happening in union square we talked to a man who owns a store and has been robbed several times but can't imagine what he would do if there was a swarm of thieves like what happened on friday night. >> it was never part of my original employee handbook now it will be what to do and what type of protocol and i tell my employees, don't chase. it's not worth it. amy: district attorney tweeted he is outraged by the looting. he said don't bring that noise to our city and for everyone to stand by

louis, chicago, seattle and portland if you are traveling tomorrow.ther 7 day forecast, if you are staying with us, expect more of the same tomorrow to mature wise in the afternoon after the colder morning. a beautiful thanksgiving, high clouds, sunshine. sick 4068. check out temperatures, -- temperatures. kumasi: a new couple crowned myhrvold champions. basketball star iman shumpert and his partner ended up taking home the top price. here is abc news reporter. reporter: that news is the credits rolled over the final seconds of s. basketball star iman shumpert and his partner are the new champions of dancing with the stars after a night of scoring nothing but tense. of the final four, iman was the only consistent with no prior dance experience. with the help of his partner, he did it his way. >> it is about the connection with people, sharing a good time, a good energy. i am just honored to be a part of this franchise. daniela picked at who i was at the core, right away. reporter: also scoring all tense, the show's same-sex dance team. when fewer vote

louis. lester holt joins us right now from st. louis. >>> breaking news tonight.ously to make 28 million children eligible to receive the covid vaccine. cdc advisers recommending a smaller dose of pfizer's vaccine for children 5 to 11 the first shots are expected to go in arms in a matter of hours, allowing kids to get fully vaccinated in time for christmas. what parents need to know. >>> also, election night is here, all eyes on the tight battle for virginia's governor both president biden and former president trump looming large over the race. what it means for the midterms and beyond >>> president biden's final day at the u.n. climate summit the global pledge announced on cutting greenhouse gases back home, the standoff over his agenda and soaring consumer prices. nbc news asking the president how long will it last. >>> opening statement in the trial of kyle rittenhouse, the teen charged with fatally shooting two men in violent protests last summer will he take the stand. >>> mysterious jet pack man in the sky. how authorities crack the case the answer may surp

a wild smash and grab robbery at the louis vuitton store. >> and reaction to the kyle rittenhouse verdict. >>> and we investigate possible fraud linked to a massive job training program for foreign students. >>> raining money on a california and the free-for-all as drivers stopped to get their hands on that cash. >>> it's the first friday night of the holiday season and it's chaotic. take a look. people running in all directions. police officers and security guards chasing down suspects. we have several clips of video sent by terrified eyewitnesses watching while it unfolded. we just got off the phone with the san francisco pd, and they said it's still a ongoing investigation. our reporter on the scene overheard an officer telling the woman they are actively looking for about 30 people who are trying to break in other stores. >> we have learned backup is on the way, and motorcycle officers and tactical units are headed to union square right now. we are going to keep an eye on the breaking news and will have an update for you. >>> and protesting the verdict. about 100 people rally in front

amy: i want to bring into this conversation louis wilson.ize outside cop26 in glasgow to commemorate the ordered land defenders and helped write the report "last line of defense: they district causing the climate crisis and attacks against land and environmental defenders." louis wilson, if you can talk about south africa? >> absolutely. what you just described was just one of 227 murders of climate land activist last year but when it really stuck in the minds. an amazing leader but also a grdmother. she was murdered in r home as her grandson played outside. she was murdered in cold blood after asking her grandson if his grandmother was there. he answered, yes, she was. the case is also remarkable because there is no real ongoing investigation into fikile's murder. the community has been terrorized by the event. what has been remarkable, malungelo, after what happened, has taken of the campaign. i think that bravery, that courage and in the face of that violence, can give us hope for a fight in the climate crisis. amy: we were just talking w

when he got to louis vuitton.ry much proud of the fact that he was a black design at that level. he sought to hire other black designers -- and he sought to create scholarships targeting black designers. i also think he was an incredible source of admiration for a lot of young black designers who saw in him someone who wasn't outsize, who is not a superhero, who wasn't a genius, so to speak. who was someone -- he was very talented but also human. stephanie: how many young black designers do you think are reflecting on vigirl -- abloh's pat today and thinking, i can do this? >> i think the numbers are countless. i think part of it was the fact that here was someone who was an and credible optimist, and who believe that he could make existing systems work for him. he was not trying to burn down the fashion system as it was. he was trying to blow open the doors. and i think he did that. the other thing is that by stepping through the door at louis vuitton, where he worked as the artistic director for menswear, he was

louis, kansas city, dallas a few showers likely. they will be snow in the mountains to the west of denver but not in denver. all that rain heading up to the pacific northwest could cause issues. a look at my accuweather 7-day forecast. a little breezy in the hills tomorrow. temperatures about the same as today. a degree or two warmer for thanksgiving. look at all that sunshine with mid-60's to low 70's this weekend. reggie: now we will turn it over to ginger zee joining us from new jersey. she is joining us with a look at what's coming up on gma. ginger: that's right. amy goes to the bottom of the earth, straight hand -- strahan is going to space and i'm in new jersey. we get into the holiday season to talk about a tree crunch. i will get to that story. first, so many headlines coming up on gma. that includes starting live in wisconsin where that christmas parade tragedy left five people dead and dozens injured. the suspect expected to face a judge today. we are live there. alex perez giving us more about the victims. what you need

louis and that run chicago and that run d. c. they are racist. they're allowing people to be trapped. there is racism in this country, but the problem is the people who, yeah about racism and up the ones that are running it in st. louis. people are killing each other because they don't have jobs. they don't have education and they happen to be black and brown. that's all liberal progressive. the woman that's a prosecutor in the city of st. louis wants to spend more time on domestic abuse because she gets funded for it then, and then on violent crimes. and it's all black on black, so we have a problem, but it's not somebody driving into a a parade. it's the system that's put us in this place, but let's not lie about it. it's not white supremacists, it's not republicans. it's progressive democrats and yoshi and her ilk have what on their hands for all of this bail reform stuff matter. i'm not about liberal to listen to this, this stop this liberal versus conservative. you can be on either side to be a stone coal races. when i'm saying you is what i

louis vuitton with one of the many stores and burrbarry and today, louis vuitton is by appointment only, and you can't just walk in. and many luxury stores have boarded up or modifying the hours and the security measures. in san francisco, they are looking to change the rules of the road and making it hard forethieves to park so close to the stores. saturday, another big robbery at nordstrom store, and about 80 people storming into the store at nordstrom, and then ran out with a lot of merchandise. this is exclusive video showing it all go down. today, walnut creek is blocking the cars from driving across broadway plaza, and the police officers are in heavy pa el tro, and nordstrom is now closing earlier tonight at 8:00 p.m. yesterday, a few more robberies as they hit sam's jewelers inside of the southland mall in hayward, and this is a shot by a witness here. you stee jewelry and the chaos inside and this is shot by a witness at the shop next door. in the south bay, the police say a group of eight people robbed a lulu lemon at santana row, and we spoke to the security guard who saw a g

the major smash and grab a crime spree in san francisco over the weekend, including this hit at the louis vuitton store in union square. >> these are not petty thefts. this is not misdemeanor conduct. it is felony conduct. >> reporter: they include looting during a state of emergency, grand theft, receiving stolen property, and carrying a loaded firearm. the san francisco police chief says he is confident there will be more arrests. >> we have significant leads we are following up on. there is a lot of video evidence to go through. we are in the process of trying to identify faces in vehicles, going through all of this evidence. >> reporter: some of those arrested are known to the department, and have been in and out of the criminal justice system before. during a tuesday news conference to encourage people to shop in san francisco, the mayor addressed the issue of holding people accountable. >> talk doesn't mean anything unless we can demonstrate that we actually have followed through and what we said we are going to do, and people are held accountable for the crimes that they commit in

thieves cleaned out the louis vuitton store, just one of several businesses targeted.ning us is rodney fong, with the san francisco chamber of commerce. thank you for joining us today. veronica: thank you. kristen: before we get to solutions, have you talked to these businesses, whether they are louis vuitton, we know there were others that were also hit, bloomingdale's, et cetera. how much was the total loss? rodney fish i have not had direct conversations with those that have suffered a loss, but we have been in constant contact with retailers in san francisco who are frustrated and scared, very concerned about the safety for their employees and businesses and obviously, the loss of merchandise. but it is larger than that, it is about consumer confidence in san francisco. we live in a lovely city. union square is a great place to holiday shopping. when we start to deteriorate the confidence of consumers in san francisco, that is very concerning. kristen: the timing could not be worsep you just put up the ice rink and the beautiful christmas treep people are coming to

interestingly enough, he ordered the women to stay at least 150 yards away from the louis vuitton store. no bail has been set from miller and speed, callaway remains detained until his next court appearance next week. ama: con con con con con con con prosecutors filed conspiracy, burglary charges against three suspects in saturday's massive smash and grab at nordstrom's in walnut creek. this video shows some of the 90 or so running from the store. police say they were able to arrest and 30-year-old dawson and 19-year-old -- her office i committed to stopping those participating in organized retail theft. dan: in the south bay, the mayor of san jose is proposing to spend a quarter of a million dollars to keep police and the public safe. explain how an investment in technology may help combat this rise in crime. reporter: it is not a common feeling this time of year, but many residents are scared, concerned if and when the next flash robbery will occur, especially with america's against shopping weekend days away. leaders in the city of san jose state suspect should be afraid and they dou

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dave chappelle and louis c.k.s. ♪ ♪ >> did the grammys snub the cancel culture club? a louis c.k. and dave chappelle both received grammy nominations from the academy this week. we ck for best comedy album, dave chappelle for best spoken word album. when louis is excited he lets people know. [laughs] long as you don't stand directly in front of him. as the news that has people how to be grossly exaggerate how many people are grossly upset about this. it's only one that comes with a trigger warning. for narcolepsy. the nominations for these comedians have many woke steers wondering if answer culture is working. of the facts don't lifetime. be a lifetime published meant is only for joy behar to husband. meanwhile after benedict cumberbatch has diagnosed half the population with toxic masculinity. you get kind of this rebellion aspect or sort of denial. >> you can get this rebellion aspect of the sort of denial, this kind of childish defensive position that not all men, which of the shut up and listen. need fixed beh

our jonathan mccall reports on the 9 people charged today, some of whom are accused in that louis. the time to controversial district attorney chesa boudin had a press conference late today announcing the charges and jonathan will join us in about a half hour with that part of the story. >> and in recent weeks, you know, all corners the bay area been hit by what amounts to organized crime amid worries. the brazen crimes will put a chill on holiday shopping law enforcement, maybe looking into conspiracy charges as a way to stop the madness certainly not specific to san francisco kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date on that part of the story. >> he's reporting tonight from san jose. >> around the corner from where thieves ransacked lululemon apparel on sunday here at santana row vintage wine merchants in other shops have their guard up. they're worried customers might fear getting caught up in violence in stay away says owner harry to think of a mob coming around breaking windows looting >> causing just not the place you want to put your family in response to the recent rash

he was a fast black, artistic director at louis ve tongue, and he recently showcased his work here and aha, and was hailed for his dance on social and environmental issues. cantilever, his hoodie, an reports ah, he was a high end designer and a visionary who rose to the top of the fashion industry. virgil ablow was often described as a renaissance man in the world of fashion. as voice taunts 1st african american artistic director, he push boundaries, redefining the designs of luxury brands. you can't talk about st. we're specifically luxury street where without mentioning the name for to atlanta, it's impossible in the more than 160 years that louis baton has existed as a fashion house. he was there arse black creed of director styles once unthinkable on the catwalk like mixing sneakers and camouflage pants with tailored suits and evening gowns became a blueprint for other designers, a combination of luxury and st. we're also attracted a new and younger market. ablow was born in the us state of illinois to immigrant parents from gonna his mother, a seamstress taught him to so and even

louis to give him the command. and he talks with his wife to assure her she would be okay in his absence and he went. he would be given the command of 25,000 men, his largest yet and ordered to clear confederate obstacles on the mississippi river. his commander wants to capitalize, to move the federal army deeper to the confederacy itself. open the mississippi river as far as possible. and it will lead to one of pope's most successful actions and campaigns to that time. a movement on new madrid and island number ten. pope would capture new madrid march the 14th and upon so, his commanding officer would heap praise on this already very self-confident general. house would say i congratulate you and your command on the crown, you have given the fatal blow to the rebellion in am missouri and proven yourselves worthy members of the brave army of the west. pope will continue to make his next advance towards number ten, forcing its surrender april the 7th, officially opening the mississippi river as far as memphis. pope w

. >> the fashion house lo louis vuitton is set to hold a tribute show for virgil abloh.ied at 41 after a rare battle with cancer. louis vitton's first director of fashion and had his own fashion line. >>> twitter has a new ceo and a cardboard christmas display is bringing out some haters. we have those stories and more. >> stock futures indicate a lower open after the ceo of moderna told financial times that existing vaccines are unlikely to be as effective against omicron as other variants. the dow gained 236, the nasdaq rallied 291, s&p 500 added 60 points. twitter cofounder jack dorsey is stepping down as ceo. in an email to staff, he didn't give a specific reason for walking away. only saying the decision was his own. dorsey will remain on twitter's board of director until next may. he's recently faced criticism as serving for ceo he also founded, the payment firm square. the chief technology officer will replace dorsey effective immediately. >> amazon workers in alabama are getting the new vote whether to become the company's first unionized warehouse in the nation.