two students are expected to fully recover after be shot at a school in newport news, virginia. they say all three new each other. >>> and then oakland dealing with a surge in deadly violence, and now more than 100 homicides for the year. that's more than san francisco and san jose combined. the latest deadly shooting happened yesterday morning outside the coliseum bart

. >> and newport news turned out to be the place. yes they put us smack dab in the middle of what we wanted. specifically about the kids if you want our kids to go up don't you think that we should give them excitement and fun everyday. >> and you? said >> i can argue with that, because i would want nothing. more >> while displaces gorges isn't? it >> there's a carousel i told. >> if the home videos from 2009 are to be believed. the move from mexican to virginia was. working >> do you like bush gardens? >> best place on earth. >> doug had found a job as a truck driver. and homes wasn't apartment on a knife of this. building >> she wanted to live in a skyscraper, it's always been a dream of. first >> so things were okay if you look back at? that >> things were better than okay it was the best years of our marriage. the best years of our life. >> but doug and businesses problems around deeper than anything an amusement park ride could paper over. >> i'm before long there were screaming arguments again. and a year after making the move,

let's get to newport news, virginia.en getting some reports, but now we can tell you that police are definitely conducting an aggressive assault and sweep of heritage high school, many students have been running out of buildings. this is local reporting from newport news. and our own reporting is that police are responding to what they believe is a possible shooting near or at that school, the heritage high school in newport news, virginia. as we get more on this we will bring it to you. the details, first of all, when they broke we are still trying to figure out which area this was. now we've been able to pinpoint that. radio traffic, including stomach according to local reports, say there were several patient player us they were looking at. we can't confirm what that would look like, whether it is students on campus or if this happened outside that high school campus. but what we do know is that there is a heavy presence now from local police in the newport news area, that in virginia. more as we get it. stay close. th

a 17-year-old boy was shot and 17-year-old girl was shot in the leg at heritage high school in newport newsinjuries are not life threatening. the school says they believe the shooter knew the teens. >> i kept walking and i see all the kids running back. you hear six more shots go off. i hope none of these hit me in my back. >> the high school and nearby middle school are closed today. >>> rolling stone says despite the star's pledge to donate $500,000 to black-led groups, the money seems to be missing in action. ? july, a promise to do nate after a video surfaced of him using the n word. in a statement to rolling stone, the organization says it received some money but $500,000 number seems exceptionally misleading. rolling stone contacted 56 other black led groups and none reported any money. they have not received an explanation from his representatives. >>> still ahead, a dynamite debut from the u.n. a video from bts delivering a message of hope. bts delivering message of hope. and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - a breakthr

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it happened in newport news at heritage high. the gunman shot two students. they rushed the students to the hospital and they are expected to be okay. the campus was evacuated as police searched for the gunman who was found hours later. as parents arrived, it became a frantic mess because parents just abandoned their cars on the street running to look for their student. >> seeing the s.w.a.t. cars coming down, very traumatic. he said he was real close to the gunshots, too. he said he had never been so scared. >> the victim and the shooters did know each other and that he specifically targeted them. >>> it's news that many parents have been waiting to hear. pfizer announced today its covid vaccine is safe and effective for children ages 5 to 11. it comes as covid is on the rise with kids back in school. and new travel rules. alice barr has the latest. >> reporter: children ages 5 to 11 are allowed to have the vaccine now as they did studies and found that it's safe for children. >> we are hopeful the fda will approve the vaccine based on the data we have. >> r

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. >>> tonight, a school shooting in newport news, virginia. two 17-year-old students were shot and wounded. a boy shot in the face. a girl shot in the leg. the suspected shooter, a boy, age unknown, now in custody tonight. >>> here in new york city tonight, president biden is in town preparing to address world leaders at the annual united nations general assembly. just today, the white house announcing the u.s. will soon lift covid travel restrictions, allowing fully vaccinated visitors from more that 30 cown trips to the u.s. our chief white house correspondent' celia vega live tonight from the u.n. and the president will make the case the u.s. is ready to work with our allies, but as you know, there are many with questions tonight for the president. >> reporter: so many questions, david. and you know this. the president campaign ed sayin american is back, but he's here facing all these questions about how committed he is to these relationships. at the center of so much of this, that chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. t others are angry and

. >>> police say two students shot at this high school in newport news, virginia, monday likely knowt in the face and a female hit in the leg. the suspect is under arrest. no word on a motive. >>> today's weather, rain for most of the he's. the heaviest over the southeast. sunny and dry from the midwest to the pacific coast. >>> and finaly, you don't have to be a human to be "america strong." >> will ganss tells us about a golden retriever helping firefighters on the front lines. >> do i sleep? not really. i think about how i can help firefighters. >> reporter: kerith is a 3-year-old golden retriever on a mission to comfort first responders. >> firefighter wives and husbands and kids who thank me for seeing pictures and videos of their family members i put on social media. it's just so cool. >> reporter: like here at the caldor fire base camp with this group in south lake tahoe or at the dixie firebase camp in chico, california. >> it's so heartwarming. it makes me teary and feel so proud about what i'm doing. >> reporter: her human carmen says the pup has always loved firefighters.

two students are expected to fully recover after be shot at a school in newport news, virginia. hey say all three new each other. >>> and then oakland dealing with a surge in deadly violence, and now more than 100 homicides for the year. that's more than san francisco and san jose combined. the latest deadly shooting happened yesterday morning outside the coliseum bart station. the oakland police chief marks 100 homicides with 100 seconds of silence. chief armstrong also noted as violence goes up the number of officers is going down. oakland now has 695 officers on staff, the lowest level in nearly ten years. >>> new details on convicted movie mogul, harvey weinstein. weinstein pleaded not guilty to the sex charges in july, and prosecutors brought a new indictment against him in august to keep those charges once dismissed. >>> according to a university poll, 62% say they have heard of texas's abortion ban, and when asked if they agree, 39% said yes, more than half, 54%, said they disagree with it. >>> what new data released overnight shows about the need for a second johnson & jo

british do is pretty much immediately when they land and they retake the cities starting with new york and newport, philadelphia, savannah and charleston, they start distributing loyalty ousts and they go around -- posts. the first do this in new york in the fall of 1776 and they get people to sign these loyalty oaths. you guys are ahead of me. but they give out these things that basically these little slips of paper that are held in duplicate, one of them is in a book that is held at military headquarters and one of them is given to the person who signs them. that has been kind of renounce any loyalties to the revolutionary, sign over their loyalties to the crown. in some cases promised to defend the crowns interest, though they're not usually interested in making people the fifth suspect loyalties of fight for them. what they do is to get people to sign disloyalty oaths as an affirmation of acceptance of royal rule and it's its cac church, which and what we call the kings peace, which is reconnecting to the old british empire, getting back access to trade routes, getting back access to royal cou

. >>> police in virginia confirm two people have been shot at a high school in newport news, virginiathe police chief says one victim at heritage high school was shot in the face and the other in the leg. he says those injuries appear to be non-life-threatening. authorities say they believe the shooting suspect and victims knew each other. we'll bring you more details as we have them. >>> meantime, allen weisselberg, long time chief financial officer for the trump organization, was back in court today in new york city. weisselberg is accused in engaging in a 15-year scheme to pay trump organization executives, including himself, with untaxed benefits. at today's hearing, attorneys for weisselberg sought to delay a trial, arguing they have a strong reason to believe more indictments could be coming from the manhattan district attorney. the attorneys also claim to be overwhelmed by millions of pages of evidence, many of which the judge pointed out were produced by weisselberg himself. the judge ordered both parties back to court next year to set a trial date which he expects to start in

coroner's office says it will conduct an autopsy tomorrow to officially identified the remains in newport newsots were fired at a school. witnesses say the shooting happened inside heritage high school about 11 40 this morning. police say two students were shot, although their injuries are not life threatening. one victim was shot on the side of the face. the other was hit in the lower leg. police have not yet released the name of the shooter, but they say the shooter and the victims all knew each other. a student opened fire at a university in russia, leaving at least six people dead and 28 others injured. fox news, amy kellogg tells us police are now working to determine what led to that mass shooting. russian authorities are investigating a deadly shooting at a university, leaving several people dead. dozens more hurt. he started shooting when we were in the smoking area when we understood that he was shooting at us, we started running inside like a herd of sheep. he chased us like a shepherd to the entrance, chaotic scene unfolding on the campus of perm state university, roughly 700 miles

island that has branches in boston and new york is constantly smuggling food and resources to one another across enemy lines. one brother in revolutionary newportne in occupied new york one in boston constantly writing to each other and sending each other food and money and other things illicitly and under the nose of the british the thing happens in the south neighbors and friends and relatives not out of ideological reasons but practical reasons and vice versa those that are keeping ties survey having to constantly undermine these governments these occupation regimes it erodes their authority and the idea that the kingpin actually rations a king's forces can actually meet the needs of the population that doesn't necessarily turn people into revolutionaries that gets the alienation from government that did not necessarily happen before the war. >> that makes a lot of sense. >> i do want to know you did teach two classes today so thank you for being here. went to close my portion by asking what do you tell your students is the most important thing that to know about the occupation or even better? what surprised you most about this project when

at heritage high school in the town of newport news. police say 2 17 year old boy and a girl were sent to the hospital with gunshot wounds. they are expected to survive to other students were injured while trying to escape. police say they believe the suspect knew the victims. at least eight people are dead and 28 others wounded after a shooting at a russian university. this happened in the central russian city of perm that's about 700 miles east of moscow. video posted on russian news site showed some students crawling out of second story windows at the university officials say the gunman was detained after being hurt in a shootout with police. so far, there's no information on the gunman's identity or a motive. the united nations general assembly meeting gets underway tomorrow morning in new york city and the head of the u. n is now warning of a possible new cold war. between the united states and china. the u. n secretary general says the growing tensions between the world's two biggest economic powers could possibly lead to a politi

rhode island which has branches in boston and new york, it's constantly smuggling food and resources to one another across and reminds. one brother newportin occupy new york, one brother in boston, they are constantly writing to each other sending to the food and money and other things kind of illicitly under the nose of the british brief same thing the south, you see people keeping ties to revolutionary neighbors, relatives not necessarily out of ideological reasons but for practical reasons, that's how they survive and people revolutionary, keeping ties to british occupied areas say that. by having to constantly undermine these governments occupation regimes, it erodes their authority, the idea that fresh trafficking personally but the king's forces can the needs of the population. while it doesn't necessarily turn people into revolutionaries, at least give them this alienation from royal governments that didn't necessarily before for. >> that makes a lot of sense i do want to note you did teach two classes for being here today so i want to thank you for thinking of. i would ask you, what you often tell your students is the most import

. >> john: this is a high school in the south end of newport news.ot far from highway 664 where it dives under the water and the highway crosses over to norfolk. jen psaki is taking questions. let's jump to that. >> [inaudible]. >> [low audio]. how would you respond [inaudible question]? >> first, i would say the president's view and this administration's view our relationship of china is not of conflict but of competition. as i would note, with the 90 minute call with president xi is covered a list of topics. it was a conversation that was candid, but was not elevated. we mechanize that china is a country while we may take issue with some means they engage in the world, we also have areas we want to continue to work together. that's many of the topics that were raised by the secretary general. the president has a meeting with him later this evening. tomorrow the president will deliver a speak with the u.n. general assembly and make clear he is not looking forward to puring a cold war with any country. >> how concerned is the administration about the

which has at entries in boston and new york is constantly kind of smuggling food and resources to one another across enemy lines. one brother inrevolutionary newport , one brother in occupied new york, one brother in boston. they're constantly writingto each other and sendingeach other food and other things. money and other things . kind of illicitly , under the nose of the british. the same thing is happening in the south, you see people keeping ties to revolutionary friends, neighbors, relatives . not necessarily ideological reasons but practical reasons . that's how they can survive and also kind of ice first. people are in revolutionary held areas keeping ties to occupied british occupied areas in order to save that. so i think by having the kind of constantly undermine these governments, these occupation regimes, it erodes their authority. it erodes the idea that the king can actually, the kings horses i should say, not thinking personally but the forces can actually meet the needs of the population. so while it doesn't necessarily turn people into stalwart revolutionaries, there is than this kind of alienation from loyal governments that did

i think more from the receiver of the policy, the newport receiver for new policies is something really new in morocco, which is actually the strength of movement. we don't have to forget that the social movement is what inhibited the change and the constitutional reform in morocco. it is less studied on how social movements and actions actually change the politics in the countries. this is the uprising we have in. it's also in the u. s. for example, with donald trump. we have to wait the rest of the united states and even a cold for kind of cool against the beyond the democratic system. so i said, what did the social movement, i think anybody who would be able to attract the softer movement or young people and young women and men in morocco is the one who will have more impact and see today is the royal institution days. and that is the windows. do you agree with you follow what he agree, what you say about social movements working here? i think there, i think social move there have been many social movements. and a lot of them have been quelled, especially for example, amazon social m

which has branches in boston and new york is constantly kind of smuggling food and resources to one another across enemy lines. you know, one brother in revolutionary newport, one brother in occupied new york, one brother in boston, you know, they are constantly writing each other and sending each other food and other money and other things kind of illicitly, you know, under the nose of the british. the same thing is happening in the south. you see people kind of keeping ties to revolutionary friends, neighbors, relatives, not necessarily out of ideological reasons, but practical reasons. that's how they can survive and also kind of vice versa. you know, people in revolutionary-held areas kind of keeping ties to british occupied areas in order to [inaudible]. i think by having to constantly undermine these governments, these occupation regimes, it erodes their authority, it erodes the idea that the king can actually -- the king's forces i should say, not the king personally, the king's forces can actually meet the needs of the population. so while it doesn't necessarily turn people into, you know, stalwart revolutionaries, it at least gives them kind of th

renee in newport news, this is tragic to say the least, especially devastating for a woman or girl whopregnant by rape or incessant. dealing with males who force their bodies on women is bad enough, but forcing unplanned or unwanted pregnancies on them is catastrophic. if this doesn't prove once and for all that not voting or voting for the wrong people has consequences, i don't know what does. this is the headline this morning from "usa today," looking at the term ahead, states test the limit of roe v. wade, they write that when it comes to approving abortion restrictions, texas is far than alone. the lone star state drew considerable attention host: cherry hill, new jersey, linda, independent line, good morning. caller: good morning. my comment is that many people who are right to lifeers who refused to wear a mask or get a covid shot have the potential to infect a lot of people and kill them. they don't want anyone telling them what to do. they want to have choice. they are hypocrites and i want to say that the republicans are quickly turning me into a democrat. host: delaware, next

and george ween, founder of the newport jazz festival, died today at his home in new york. launched the newport festival in 1954 and led it for more than 50 years. he later started the new orleans jazz festival and his success sparked numous other events including woodstock. george ween was 95 years old. still to come on the newshour, senator bernie sanders on the challenges facing the spending bill. why the american academy of pediatrics is calling for children to get the vaccine. how the boston mayor's race reflects the city's changing demographics, and much more . >> this is the pbs from wbt a studios and the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: it is now four weeks since the taliban takeover of afghanistan. and, as the militant group cementsontrol, restricting the rights of women and minorities, the lives of so many millions more afghans lie in the balance: the very real specter of famine looms, and global efforts to deliver emergency aid accelerated today. foreign affairs correspondent nick schifrin reports. nick: today in a kabul mar

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willie, their strong-willed and ambitious wives alice and alva, began building palaces in new york and newporty. their children's lives were shaped, for better and often for worse, by the money and the privileges it afforded them. there was my grandfather reginald, who inherited millions of dollars and went through it as quickly as he drank himself to death. his brother, my great uncle alfred, who died on the "lus "lusitania," sunk by a german u-boat, he gallantly gave his life jacket to a fellow passenger and went down with the ship. his sister, gertrude, when lived what was at the time a scandalous secret life. and battled my grandmother for custody of my then 10-year-old mom in a trial that captivated the world and changed their lives forever. >> here's the first movie of little gloria herself, frightened by the curious crowd, she flees into her aunt's car. money isn't everything. >> what i discovered in writing this book with historian and novelist katherine howe is behind the glare of cameras, the magnificent and temporary mansions they built, the private lives the vanderbilts were messy

and facebook is unveiling two new versions of the video portable devices. the newportpport popular video calling apps, and can integrate users' work calendars. marcus and kris, back to you. >> i want to go back to that one week off $12,000 vacation package to get vaccinated. i will get revaccinated -- >> yeah, you did the right thing right in the beginning. >> yeah, what a bummer. hopefully it will work. >> yeah. >>> coming up, it was a hot day yesterday. how are things shaping up this morning? kari hall taking a look at the weather for us. >> not a spare the air work day, and we'll talk about that coming up. >>> the san mateo bridge, you can see headlights and taillights, and we have drive times for you in the entire bay area, so you can plan your morning, coming up. >>> wednesday morning, and a beautiful shot of the skyline, bay bridge, oh, san francisco is just beautiful. >> yeah, so nice when you can see all of the twinkling lights. >> yeah, we're in the middle of the week, wednesday, hump day. >> yeah, and we can get out there and walk the dog, maybe, get a little

jon, i understand shortly before the show began this evening we got some sad news about the founder to have the newportal. >> jon: george wing passed away this morning. he founded newport folk, newport jazz, considered the creator of the jalsal owe a debt to him. he was someone who was so special to me. he believed me when i was a kid. he would encourage me. he would always book me. i loved getting to know him and hearing the story he told about miles and all of the greats that he would manage or hang out with. i just wanted to say that we love you, george. rest in peace. ( applause ) >> stephen: thank you, jon. folks, this saturday, of course, was the 20th anniversary of 9/11. presidents clinton, obama, and biden appeared together at ground zero, george w. bush spoke in shanksville, pennsylvania, and one former president did color commentary for a pay-per-view boxing match that did not last one entire round. was it jimmy carter? no? we'll never know. ( laughter ) ( applause ) we also heard from former new york mayor rudy giuliani, seen here trying to read the specials at the massage parlor. ( laughter

new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 48 months. ends wednesday. kennedy: newportably the only team missing their shots for those eight dunk on motown and this is a topical storm. topic number one, here we go. the mexican government is giving away former drug lord el chapo safe house international lottery. this is the house were a little cartel was hiding out in 2014 when mexican marines came storming in. if these walls could talk. they would be killed years ago. that day escape to a hole under the bathtub which led to a series of underground tunnels or as the real estate listing calls it a cozy crawlspace leading to an unfinished basis for the houses been cleaned up since it was rated by police and told giant bricks of cocaine. so organize well done. new report claims celebrities getting high by smoking tote venom. that's better than eating toadstools i am told. [laughter] mike tyson is among those who have confessed to smoking venom is a way to experience hallucinations and amazingly face tattooed not the weirdest idea he's ever had. the venom comes from the body

news at 8. >> a stampede of dolphins putting on a show in southern california. >> this is a pretty cool side from southern california on the coast of newport down in orange county. mark judo of newport, coastal adventure is capturing this video of a dolphin stampede. he says this scene doesn't happen very often. so he says he was pretty grateful to capture this time on camera. that does it for us on this first hour of kron 4 news on live in primetime at 8 o'clock. don't go anywhere, though kron 4 news at 9 coming your way in just a few moments. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with 5g. only at metro by t-mobile. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at noon. >> now about o'clock. the bay area is under a spare. the air alert as smog, smoke and scorching temp

news to "people" magazine. the couple tied the knot in october of 2019 in newport, rhode island. say. >>> speaking of jennifer lawrence, she and leo dicaprio will star in "don't look up," playing astronomers trying to warn the world about a comet headed straight for earth, but no one is taking them seriously. take a look. >> your breathing is stressing me out. >> it's going to affect the entire planet. >> i know but it's like so stressful. >> there is a comet headed directly towards earth. >> do you know how many the world is ending meetings we've had over the last few years? >> drought, famine, so boring. >> yep. it's a comedy about a comet hitting the earth and as you just saw amazing cast -- meryl streep, jonah hill, cate blanchett, timothee chalamet. tyler perry, ariana grande, and it's being directed by adam mckay. i mean, home run. dicaprio describing it as incredibly unique saying, it's, quote, an incredibly timely message about society, how we communicate and our current priorities while still being an absurdly funny movie. "don't look up" hits select theaters on december