. >> she may have been smuggling drugs in her new louis vuitton suitcases and not even knowing it. >>eat from her father. >> if i ever figure out a way to get away with it, it will happen. >> when "dateline" continues. >> kauai is unique in many ways, not the least of which is this -- it's almost a media-free zone. most information spreads here as it has for generations, by word of mouth, where facts, opinions and gossip all swirl together as one. as the news swept across the island like a rogue wave, ryan shinjo had been arrested, but not by the island cops, by the fbi. >> then we hear that ryan has gone to jail and we're like, oh, my god, what? did he do it? could -- then we hear no, no, he went to jail for drug dealing, which none of us knew he was a drug dealer. i had no idea he was a drug dealer. >> ryan it turned out was a player in the big-money drug trafficking ring, running meth from the mainland to oahu to kauai. when people found out about that, rumors started to fly. was ryan using sandra as an unwitting drug mule? when he took her to honolulu, was she bringing back meth w

louis area hardly alone in this struggle last year murders nationwide increased nearly 30% from 2019 baltimore, detroit, new orleans also among america's most violent cities here in st. louis, they're focusing on finding organic solutions. cure violence is a city funded program attacking the issue head on with violence interrupters. >> how do you see your role? >> to meet the youngsters where they're at, try to have impact. >> many of the interrupters are ex-convicts that grew up in st. louis, engage residents to anticipate where violence may occur and intervening before it does. >> our approach is one of passion and empathy. >> he served nearly 30 years in federal prison with cure violence, he is dedicated to preventing the very crimes he once committed. >> what motivates me is to try to clean up, try to correct or right that been done wrong. >> introduced last june, the program is believed to have interrupted more than 400 incidents. williams says there's a long way to go. >> to curb violence, it will effect the way st. louis looks 5, 10, 15, 20 years from now >> so many here wishing for the violence to e

abc 7 news reporter louis pena spoke to the devastated family who said it happened during the drive home. the boy's mother was behind the wheel. >> a mother is mourning the loss of her 23-month-old son. around 2:10 p.m. saturday, a 911 caller reported a gunfight between two drivers on interstate 880 in the city of oakland. >> reporting shooting on the freeway. >> one of the bullets entered this white lexus and inside a family with three children including a 23-month-old boy in his car seat and his family identified him as jasper, a boy smart and full of life and his mother's only child. this is audio recording of c.h.p. officers arriving on >> aal bleeding from the head. >> according to his family, jasper was sleeping in his car seat when he was struck in the head boy a bullet and his aunt sitting next to him said he was struggling to open his eyes. c.h.p. confirmed he was rushed to oakland children's hospital where he was pronounced dead. california highway patrol detectives revealing this family was in the crossfire, saying in part, evidence collected on the northbound side of the free

♪ ♪ >>> breaking overnight new details from our st. louisiliate on a potential serial killer connected to six homicides. >>> new details this morning from the tragic astro world concert where eight people died and dozens were injured in a stampede >>> grammar schools will begin offering covid vaccines to kids starting today, as the u.s. braces for a surge of international travelers with new rules going into effect this morning. >>> and lester holt gets a rare look inside the dea's battle to control the fentanyl crisis in america. >> and nfl highlights with much more a busy monday ahead. "early today" starts right now >>> good morning i'm philip mena. >> glad you can be with us i'm frances rivera >>> we begin with breaking news. a suspected serial killer has been arrested for several shootings, and six homicides in the st. louis area and in kansas city, kansas police linked 25-year-old perez reed to two murders in st. louis, and one shooting in st. louis county in september, with a .40 caliber smith and wesson pistol he was then connected to

david louis, abc 7 news. the climate summit hope to share where our state has succeeded and learn what more we can do. dr. crisfield the professor for into supernova interdisciplinary studies joined us to talk about this year's conference. >>. >> this is probably the first climate conference where we are really talking about solving a current problem with the climate crisis, rather than a future problem. it is really important for focusing attention, for focusing resources and finance, and for moving forward with a broad agenda. kristen: he expects two topics to dominate the conference. the first, how much responsibility should develop nations like the u.s. take? and, how many resources should these countries share with developing nations? california's lieutenant governor is leading the golden state's delegation in scotland. i spoke with her a short time ago on getting answers. >> we are here representing california, a large delegation, to let people know that you can grow your economy and have a healthy econ

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

blue shirts yet, but you marsh this grace, who am i as in the board for the keep it but the new movie up louis with their mission. yeah, the other ship like was more now was with almost of the complaint was possibly, but i moved to me. so i'm really, it's funny, but i need to look, are you sure the souls in california or joy, keith life of immunity more than with those were she knew oh wow. you know things are of course, playing as we've been protecting they would. we've got the very central banks putting on their kabuki costumes and getting ready to go out on stage and perform their ritualistic nod to the need to raise rates, followed by their ritualistic denial that they are able to raise rates, followed by massive quantitative easing. money printing and hyperinflation. once again. oh boy, it gets so entertaining. o is your media reflection of reality. in the world transformed? what will make you feel safer? hi sir. lation for community. are you going the right way? or are you being that somewhere? direct? what is true? walk is great. in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in

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new measures? indeed, yes, louis has acted to fairly quickly. the white house covert t met this morning and was brief. i saw the african researches on the nature of this new variant. it was then announced following the w h chose announcement that it's a variant of concern. the u. s. of non said it was banning travel from south africa and a number of its neighbors as well as malawi, which is further to the north. now this band will come into effect on monday. so the is a grace period. us authority says, well that us citizens and those were the right to residents in the us will be allowed in. but the same thing still applies and that is they will need a cobit test to get in. so it will be a block on travel from south africa and a number of other southern african countries with effect from monday at this decision being reached very quickly after the cobra team at the white house was briefed by south african researches. and we seeing a quite a reaction in financial markets with stocks as airline suffering. it also had stocked more generally in europe

. >> david louis, abc 7 news. >> still ahead, are you beginning to get into the holiday spirit?e there soon. “we?!” is this “the one.” well...let's say i found the one who takes me to another level. always stays calm under pressure. most importantly... the one that helps me discover the coolest places. this sounds wonderful! come outside. i'll introduce you. definitely the one! introducing the all-new nissan frontier. >> a christmas tree from northern california is on its way to the u.s. capitol. first, it did a stop in sacramento. the tree is from the six rivers national forest in crescent city. it is a white for nicknamed sugar bear -- fir nicknamed sugar bear. it will appear on the the holiday season. >> the holiday ice rink in union square held its opening celebration this morning. the holiday ice read will be the only outdoor rink in san francisco this season. special events include free beginners lessons, 80's themed flashback fridays and drag queens on ice. it will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.. you must be vaccinated to get in. always fun. >> world news tonight w

louis' new mayor cut $4 million and 100 positions from the police department.self public safety adviser in a online forum last weekend. >> can't even formulate a sense of where i will ever defund the police in it. clearly the perspectives of that, i have not met anyone that have been able to provide me with a plan that clearly says if your loved one is murdered, who will respond? who will provide the level of redemption. >> in philadelphia, one more homicide on top of the 500 will make this the deadliest year in reported history. philly leaders have not walked back prior cuts to police funding. mayor jim kenny put more on the gun laws and the republican, led legislature. >> there's people making guns and the legislature, not the people behind me, don't care. they don't care how many people get killed. it's ridiculous. >> this month a department of justice allocated 139 million to police departments across the country to assist in hiring and crime reduction. so gillian, there's something happening at the federal level, whether the far left likes the biden admini

. >> reporter: louis started a petition calling on camera manufacturers to include antitheft technology in their products. >> crime is not a new, 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, accused of shooting and killing 19-year-old in a fairfield home, brother marco with accessory to murder. leilani was last season in sacramento at halloween party, left with two air force airmen and investigators say she was murder in the home of juan perra peralta and body found in salinas. he's made bail. >>> back to orange and red, not necessarily good thing. cdc updated the covid transmission map, appears the bay area has taken a step backward. solano and sonoma in red, high. everybody else in orange, substantial, were in yellow tier until yesterday. dr. monica gan

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. >> to phone call, this louis in south river, new jersey, democrat good morning. >> how are you. >> hello. >> go ahead. >> i was wondering, how are we getting the housing? >> what do you mean by the housing. >> she said they were looking for housing. it was in the top priority of getting housing. >> congresswoman on housing? >>us yes. this has been really under the leadership of senator maxine waters, who has been pushing thisiv issue for years, we see what the cost of housing going up all over the country. every day working people having a a hard time being able to pay their rent, and food, and send their children to college. in the build back better package, there will be billions of dollars for people to pay their rent, and buy their homes. >> in palm coast, florida, republican. good morning. >> good morning. >> well, my question, she answered it. the purpose of this build back better is to make america more dependent on the government with free ren money, and free housing money, the infrastructure bill, 10% of that bill actually is for infrastructure. highways, roads, everyone c

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president biden, on friday, today, announced plans to nominate to new officials have a governing board, replacing key allies of postmaster louis dejoy. the news was a surprise to postal officials, and even to members of congress, according to three people with knowledge of the matter. the move cast doubt on louis dejoy's future at the postal service. and potentially gives the panel two crucial votes to oust him. he can of course, only be removed by the court. surprise, joining me now is illinois congressman raja chris number two, he's on the committee that's been vetting dejoy -- chris number two has been calling on the postal board of governors to fire mr. dejoy for months now. he's also been calling on mr. biden to replace members of the postal service board, which biden did today, so that the new board could replace mr. destroy. he also introduced a bill called the delivering elves judiciously on time year-round act. which, as awkward as it sounds, spells out dejoy, it's called the judiciary act, to fix things in the postal service that he has deliberately broken. congressman, i appreciate you being here. >> hey, thanks rac

he was 41 and a known for his influence on sneaker culture and revitalizing louis vuitton. global newsurs a day on-air and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> we have got to do more in the developed world to get vaccine to the developing world for humanitarian reasons and reasons of self interest. the suppression of variants need to be concerned about the developing world. jonathan: that is in the message from the vanderbilt university center medical professor. kailey leinz in fort lisa abramowicz. the equity market up, big on treasuries. the unwind of the unwind that a muted one. crude lowered by more than 10% friday. this morning up by five. tom: brent crude down from 84. we have peter hotel is joining us later. we are paroled -- thrilled to bring your joshua sharfstein he has been a measured voice for bloomberg surveillance. jon and i feel we should lead with science. we have felt frenzy the last 24 hours. how do we constructively generate a measured alert ev

some relief that at about 35 a day, the number of deaths remains relatively low. florence louis al jazeera new zealand is to allow fully vaccinated international travelers to enter from april and next year. you zealand nationals who have been stuck in australia and have had 2 jobs. can also travel home without having to quarantine from mid january and those living in other countries can returned home from mid february. european union representatives have arrived in the besieged gaza strip to discuss humanitarian conditions. the you contribute to social welfare allowances in gaza. protesters outside un headquarters there say they haven't received any funds during the last 6 months. you know, fire has more for several months now. more than 81000 families in the gaza strip have not received their social affairs, cash allowances. and as their issue fluctuates into the answer to anything of the date of the new payment doesn't have gather theory. the gaza strip in front of the un headquarters in conjunction with a european delegations visit to the gaza strip. i know that the miniature, this, my chil

some relief that at about 35 a day, the number of deaths remains relatively low. florence louis al jazeera new zealand is to allow fully vaccinated international travelers to enter from april next year. is ellen nationals have been stuck in australia and have had 2 jobs. can also travel home without having to quarantined for mid january and those living in other countries can return home from mid february. we acknowledged that it has been very tough. families have been separated. people have found themselves having to shelter and prices, they did not speak to say for prolonged periods of time. and we are acutely aware of the impact that these restrictions have head on individuals lives and their livelihoods. as i said, standing here many times before, when it comes to curve 19, they're often no easy decisions. and we've often been faced with the task of making the least worst decision. because we know that whatever steeps we've taken there have been consequences in people's lives. they've been evicted, and the border is clearly an example of their venti moorehead on this news hour, including a

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louis vuitton and union square. they made their first court appearance today. our news anchor was there, she is life with a look at what happened in court. reporter: we learned stunning new details of how all this unfolded friday night outside the louis vuitton store. not only was this interesting because we had five of these suspects make their first court appearance, we also learned how much merchandise was taken and the relationship each suspect had to one another. bystander video shows sfpd break the windows of a silver mustang, we now note cousins where the men inside. police say they were caught with $6,000 in stolen goods. miller has felony convictions dating back to 2017. police say he drove the vehicle, rubbing it in an attempt to evade police. callaway was the passenger, he was found with a loaded firearm. also in court today, speed, who was detained leaving the scene. police say he had $13,000 worth of merchandise on him as he ran away at was later found to have stashed another $14,000 in goods nearby. he spent months in prison for a number of convictions, in

the next great safari destination in namibia to the dark sky preserves in northern minnesota and new st. louisance to think about how they want to be a better traveler when they return to the world. ♪ >> reporter: just as more international travel restrictions are lifting, george stone, executive editor of national geographic revealing their annual list of 25 extraordinary destinations. >> they're specific and important and uniquely rewarding to travelers in 2022. >> reporter: family-friendly experiences await in grenada, spain, and maryland's eastern shore. for the more adventurous take an epic journey to palau or arapaho basin. there is something for everyone, every age, every demographic but also every price point. >> travel should not be out of reach for people. our dream isn't to have everyone hop on a plane and fly halfway across the world. >> reporter: the list broken down into five categories includes easily accessible u.s. destinations in each like atlanta and the columbia river gorge. in the pacific northwest. >> i hope they pick a place that means something to them and get a lot out

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news at 11:00. do you know the name of the man you have to think for the world's love of cats? it is louis wain. ur sister station has a closer look. >> what are doing? get help. >> of course, sorry. >> biological life of louis wain is based on the true story of an eccentric british artist known for changing the way people once felt about cats. >> he is presented as the man who drew cats, he is the person who transformed the image of the cat from vermin to the cute, cuddly, fun creatures that many of us have as pets today. >> it was great fun working with the kitten. it is a nightmare working with cats. they still don't do anything for hours. reporter: this is also a love story between an artist many have not heard of and of the who changes his life in the time that shared together. >> you make the world beautiful. and warm and candy. -- kind. >> it was a pleasure to discover him and portray him and his life and his losses and difficulties. >> the world is full of beauty. and is up to you to capture it. >> he shows her his imagination and shares his world with her into to her, that is such a gift

he was known for success in sneakers and helping revitalize louis vuitton. global newshours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this variant has a number of concerning mutations that resemble some of the other variants we have had. none of the variants escape the vaccine, none of them were like our worst nightmare. we have to go through the process of studying the variant while we continue to be vigilant. tom: joshua sharfstein on the domestic story of a micron and all we have heard about since for -- of all micron and all we have -- of omicron and all we have heard about since friday. kailey leinz and i with our conversation of the day, it is with a gentleman, dean of the national school of tropical medicine at baylor college, but far more than that someone who has fought the virology and virus wars for decades. the difference is peter hotez understands the tropical medicine of africa, the geography of southern africa we do not understand.

news. still to come: we look at the life and the work of virgil abloh, the trailblazing creative director of louis quite clear that the worst victims of this disaster are the poor people living in the slums which have sprung up around the factory. i am feeling so helpless that the childrens are dying in front of me and i can't do anything. charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippie cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at least six other people in los angeles. at 11am this morning, just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle. then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, his opposite numberfrom dover. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: more countries outside of africa confirm cases of the new coronavirus variant as the continent's hit by more travel restrictions. as rebel fighters claim they're advancing on the ethiopian capital, the government releases footage apparently showing the country's prime minister on the front line

this news just into our news room, the supervisor tells us a group smashed through the door of louisitton and pushed a security guard over and started looting and running away with things inside that high-end store. you can see it here. police officers, sfpd along with the private security guards chasing down the suspects. we have several clips of video sent to us by witnesses watching this unfold. there are multiple people that have been arrested, and officers are looking for other suspects. this was the opening night of the holiday season and the christmas tree was lit yesterday, and a lot of families out and about, and everything came to a sudden end about 8:30 tonight. >>> high risk national security with foreign espionage. >> it's called opt. after years of digging, our investigator continues to find possible fraud and thousands of students to be working for companies that appear not to exist. >> this ombudsman report says these vulnerabilities in the f1 security program still have not be fixed and foreign spies could be exploiting the vulnerabilities to steal u.s. technology. w

well, plenty more still ahead this news hour, including a claimed men's web designer for louis veto. and i'm the founder of white, the federal adler size. at the age of 41, i'm gabriel's onto in new york where british social ag lane maxwell will face a jury for the 1st time in a trial that sure to be filled with drama. on a portuguese football club confirms of 13 cases of the new private 1900 variance amongst the clothes and stuff that's coming up in force with jack ah, international talks on around new k program are getting underway in vienna representatives from russia, china, germany, france, and the u. k. will sit down with a radiant officials in the hope of salvaging the nuclear agreement. the us will be taking part in those talks indirectly and comes days off to the you and watch dog released a report detailing concerns about it's a lack of access to surveillance footage from around nuclear sites. teramore new government meanwhile, is warning that these talks will fail unless all sanction lifted. well, you recall that around signs that nuclear deal back in 2015. it was designed

. >> in other wordsro it can be stolen from one place, san francisco, new york, st. louis, whatever and that then it finds its way online and so it shows up in an online marketplace in some context and it's competing with legitimate goods, with goods that are entirely legal, online and you have a competition making its way to these online marketplaces due to organized crime at the brick-and-mortar level. is that fair to say? >> that is fair tock say excepti say it's unfair competition for today are getting the products much, much cheaper and that's what our team does, we track investigations state to state all across the country and ultimately it leads us to the same place, which is an online marketplace which is why we are looking for your help. >> what you think is a best way for this body to address that phenomenon? >> i think the swift passage of the inform act is a vital first step to. >> very good. thank you for that. i want to turn to the amazon self prefacing question here for a moment. mr. me eric, i think you testified to senator klobuchar earlier that your produ

hundreds injured and at least a dozen still hospitalized >>> more breaking news iolving a potential serial killer in st. louis, missouri, and kansas city, kansas >>> and the aaron rodgers covid vaccine controversy and the fallout from around the nfl. >>> today, the united states braces for vaccinated international travelers. >>> and some of our favorite runners from the new york city marathon "early today" starts right now i'm frances rivera >> and i'm philip mena we begin wite at the astroworld festival in texas. eight people were killed by a crush of bodies surging towards the stage. >> we're going to stay here and get justice for them we're going to make it happen. you go to a concert to have fun, not to die >> and more than 300 people were hurt during the horrific incident a 10-year-old is among the 13 people hospitalized. and the family of at least one victim has filed a lawsuit katie beck has more developments from houston >> reporter: at the venue on sunday, we saw people coming to retrieve items they had left behind as they were rushed from the venue on friday night. as this mass tragedy unfolded. we

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. >>> new video out of st. louis of a cow on the loose. in the area. county police showed up responding to a traffic hazard call around 6:00 in the morning. they followed the cow around until the humane society came to pick it up. >> a little escort this morning. >> out for a stroll. that's it. >> i love the look on the cow's face like leave me alone. i am doing my thing. >> just trying to get my steps in. >> the side glance is funny. >> i love it. >> oh my goodness. >>> it's monday and looking good. >>> it is. i want to show you our sunrise because it looks so beautiful. a great way to start our week with those lovely colors in the skies. hopefully this brightens your day. i know it's tough sometimes after the long holiday weekend to get going on a monday morning. well here is a beautiful view. we will see plenty sunshine and warm things as we head through our day. it's a chilly start. we are talking 40s and 50s with mainly clear skies though patchy dense fog for parts of the north bay. santa rosa you are down to a quarter mile. chilly co

louis cardinals. >>> the new york mets -- yes, the new york mets are closing in on a multi-year dealr-old all-star pitcher max scherzer back to the n.l. east. he's a future hall of famer. there's talk of four years, perhaps north of $40 million. that's a lot, but the mets are looking to make a splarchlt scherzer is expected to decide in the coming days. >> time now for the weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins. bill, i hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving. how is it looking out there across the country? >> yeah, i did. thank you. yeah, so many people around the country had no complaints about the weather. i mean it was pretty tranquil for everyone's travel. yesterday, they called it the super bowl of flying. the most crowded day at the airlines was yesterday. volume-wise you had delays. weather was not a problem. it's still chilly in the east, but that's the only complaint. 20 degrees in vermont. they had a lot of snow on saturday morning, so the skiers loved it. there's plenty of snow in northern portions of new england and maine too. the florida situation has been chillin

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