it turns out josÉ moya knew pam.their ranch, he even had his own living quarters on the property. moya knew about the fayeds'gold. he knew where they stored it. he was trusted to transport the gold back and forth from the business to the home in moorepark. >> how well did you know josÉ moya? >> i knew him pretty well. he was actually -- he was a really nice guy to me. he was a character. every time he'd come into the office we would joke around with each other. he wasn't someone i would ever think could be involved in something like this. >> you liked him. >> i did. >> your mom liked him. >> she was very fond of joey. >> had moya charmed his way into the fayeds'life as a way to gain their trust? was this all part of a bigger plot to kill each of the owners and steal their gold? >> pam's best friend carol recalls how pam talked during the divorce. >> i was on the phone with pamela, and she was really upset. she felt like someone was following her in a truck she did not recognize. i said, are you sure? she says, it's b

roger and pam waited a while, got off the zip ties, and roger ran upstairs while pam dialed one 9-1-1e with the operator when roger found his father upstairs in the bathroom. >> and i saw my father kneeling over the bathtub. his feet were tied, his head was down in the bathtub. >> inconceivable. tough, brazilian, i'm to the teeth, murdered with his own kitchen knife? what a story. >> eric, than a sergeant with the utah county sheriff's office was assigned as one of the leading tech gives. he was sitting in the office when, from up of the house, the first officer to talk to pam and roger called them. >> i said, you know, something isn't right here. it seems from his perception that something was staged, or something was not wet normal for crime as vicious and heinous has this. >> something about this bizarre story did not sit right. he just could not put his finger on it. we're not yet, anyway. >> coming up, problem was, that bizarre story got winner by the minute. >> we have purple gloves on. they had been, fuzzy gloves. >> when dateline continues . . hand me some potato skins. theyyy

pam shriver, thank— decision, isn't it? yes indeed. pam shriver, thank you _ decision, isn't it?k you forjoining - decision, isn't it? yes indeed. pam shriver, thank you forjoining us i shriver, thank you forjoining us with your thoughts. ajudge in new york has officially exonerated two men wrongly convicted of the 1965 murder of the civil rights leader malcolm x. thejudge said muhammad aziz and khalil islam, who spent two decades injail, had suffered a miscarriage ofjustice. a review found they had not received a fair trial and that police had withheld evidence. malcolm x was shot multiple times as he was preparing to give a speech. both men were paroled in the 1980s and khalil islam died in 2009. muhammad aziz — now 83 — spoke after the ruling. the events that brought us to court today should never have occurred. those events were and are the result of a process that was corrupt to its core — one that is all too familiar to black people in 2021. while i do not need this court, these prosecutors or a piece of paper to tell me i am innocent, i am glad that my family, my friends a

pam and ken. >> all right. thank you day will researchers came up with several vaccines, as you know, for covid and they did so in record time now those shots in the arm are our main source of protection. the scientists all around the world are continuing their research to determine what's next. stanford researchers say the answer might be a vaccine in the form of a nasal spray kron four's. dan kerman shows us how it will work. >> well, a few shots in the arm of become common practice in protecting people against covid-19 researchers at stanford university are working on a potential game changer. a covid-19 vaccine in the form of a nasal spray or we can. >> delivering dna that belongs to the spike protein off the virus of the covid virus directly to the line and all the respect right. something knows the names of firearms at the back of them owns the truck he lebron kai all the way down into the lungs. 2 immunize the cells that line the this not only is this more efficient in that mobilizes the army in the body

we speak to tennis legend pam shriver. we're all pretty worried, given what has happened over the last couple weeks and that, really, the right kind of contact and communication with peng shuai has not happened yet. president biden considers a diplomatic boycott of the beijing winter olympics in protest against china's human rights record. we meet the australian—based transgender entrepreneur exposing the difficulties her community experiences back in malaysia. tackling an online campaign of "disinformation and threat" — the usjustice department indicts two iranians, accused of trying to influence the 2020 presidential election. and how lady gaga drew on her own experience of abuse to prepare for her role in ridley scott's new film, house of gucci. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. former women's world number one serena williams has joined several other tennis stars in expressing concern over the whereabouts of chinese professional player peng shuai. the

>> pam, good evening to you, first of all.an instant moment of did he actually just say that, an active shooter? throughout the airplane just a stunned silence as people soaked that in, as people soaked in the potential gravity of the situation as americans just by nature we know how south things can go and how quick three they can go when you involve guns and the active shooter especially in the nation's most busiest airport in atlanta. it was a moment of people soaking that in going, god, what is going to happen here? the pilot at that moment mentioned to these individuals, hey, you can log on to your phones there and try to check in with the media. you might get details out a lot quicker that way and immediately, they saw everybody clicking on the screens under their seats on the phones trying desperate for information to figure out who was going on. a scary, terrifying information. >> you are there at the airport out in. when you're off the plane in the crowd of displaced passengers, what was your understanding of the situ

pam? >> what, christmas 2022? going to buy a ton of gifts this year. what can consumers do? >> get started right now is the first rule. and really be flexible. this is going to be the year where you may say, i want this color for this person and you have to be flexible. you may say, i want this style but they don't have the size that you independenwant in that. get out there now. spend your money wisely. be flexible and remember, it's about a lot more than just about gifts. >> very good remind er, tom foreman. >> always. >> thank you. >>> up next -- the so-called megaspider that has called its way into an international mystery. kevin! kevin? kevin. oh nice. kevin, where are you? kevin?!?!? hey, what's going on? i'm right here! i was busy cashbacking for the holidays with chase freedom unlimited. i'm gonna cashback on a gingerbread house! oooh, it's got little people inside! and a snowglobe. oh, i wished i lived in there. you know i can't believe you lost another kevin. it's a holiday tradition! that it is! earn bi

i'm pam moore. and i'm ken wayne. those smash-and-grab thefts that we've been telling you about all over the bay area now getting some extra attention. >> the me. the highway patrol will start helping cities beef up their law enforcement presence just in time for the big holiday for syriza susko reports on how the chp is getting involved to help everybody stay safe. >> it is quiet right now at the sun valley mall in concord a sharp contrast to this. >> criminals armed with hammers making such a racket as they smashed open the thick security cases that iceberg jewelers last week. the people in the mall font guns were being fired in response to that smash-and-grab and the steady series of similar crimes such as this one in fairfield, california. highway patrol will now be teaming up with local law enforcement launching their organized retail crime task force. the goal will to help assist in pursuing leads identifying suspects and supporting criminal investigations. chp officials say many of these crimes involve complica

ken and pam, back to you. grant. thank you for that report. tonight. other news this evening as of now, no charges will be filed against the teenager suspected of shooting and killing another teen at a halloween party in gilroy. >> that shooting happened on saturday at the home of gilroy city council member rebecca arm and loss. as police arrested her second cousin 19 year-old benjamin called on in connection to the shooting. in a statement, the santa clara county district attorney's office says it has declined to file charges, but is still investigating 2 people have been arrested for shooting and killing a man on halloween in san jose alfred castillo has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon and accessory to homicide efron unsure as has been charged with homicide. the victim was shot on great oaks drive on sunday afternoon and did not survive the motive for this shooting is still unclear tonight, a southwest airlinei pilot has been cited with assault and battery in the south bay. >> after an alleged fight with the flight attendant over face

and is hugh pam said earlier, is three weeks' time _ pam said earlier, is three weeks' time we — pamll, you should've clamped down sooner. we will _ you should've clamped down sooner. we will have to wait and see. it's interesting, we've learned so much about our economy. because hospitality... let's turn to the sunday times, hospitality has been exempt on the mask wearing restriction was up you start to see how important different aspects of the economy are.— the economy are. yes, this is one of those things — the economy are. yes, this is one of those things that _ the economy are. yes, this is one of those things that boris _ the economy are. yes, this is one of those things that boris johnson - the economy are. yes, this is one of those things that boris johnson is i those things that borisjohnson is already been criticised for by labour. one of the things that he really should've done was bring in plant beat much earlier. as the booster programme was taken off. we should already have been wearing face masks in shops and on public transport. and we should already have covid passe

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. want to show you a map of where all of these weekends smash and grabs took place all across the bay area from the nordstrom in walnut creek. >> once and more in oakland. sam's hayward lululemon in san jose. 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 futu

ken, pam, back to you.onight, mullica shabazz, the daughter of murdered civil rights activist malcolm x has died. police say the 56 year-old woman was found dead in her brooklyn home on monday. adding that her death appears to be from natural causes. her mother was pregnant with her and that when when their father was assassinated in 1965 in harlem. her passion comes just days after 2 of the men convicted of killing malcolm x years ago were exonerated. >> after spending more than 40 years behind bars. a wrongfully convicted missouri man has been exonerated. kevin strickland, who is black was convicted by an all-white jury in 1979 for triple murder in spite of no physical evidence linking him to the crime scene. the judge's decision to release strickland was made possible by a new missouri law which gives prisoners the authority to seek a hearing. if new evidence points toward a wrongful conviction. strickland says he's thankful thankful for his attorneys and everyone who listened him over the years while he

pam. >> all right. thank you, dave. and kron 4 can help you stay up to date on the latest to weather in your neighborhood. use the camera on your phone to scan this qr code it will take you to download the kron 4 mobile app there you'll find current conditions live radar and the latest forecasts. well, today the u.s. supreme court took up to challenges to that texas abortion law that controversial law effectively bans the procedure after 6 weeks of pregnancy. but today's cases focus on whether the texas laws design is constitutional. not the actual right to have an abortion. >> kron four's, washington correspondent anna wiernicki has more from the supreme court. >> good evening. it's been 2 months since the texas mall went into effect in today. the justices are considering the constitutionality of the right to an abortion. but rather how that texas law is structured. >> hundreds of pro-life and pro-choice. protesters gathered outside the supreme court on monday. this is a really crucial moment. jamie manson with catholi

i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. gun violence has touched so many lives and families here in the bay area over the years. but especially recently and tonight it has touched us the kron 4 family, a security guard company. one of our reporters. >> was shot while out on assignment this afternoon. kron four's jonathan mccall joins us from the newsroom tonight with what we know so far about this incident. jonathan, him kinda just goes to show as we cover the stories in our communities. we ourselves in the media are not immune to the violence that we're seeing on the streets. oakland police tell us the shooting likely an attempted robbery to still our reporters camera equipment. a guard assigned to that reporter while out covering that story earlier today was shot in the lower abdomen earlier tonight. we've learned that the guard is out of surgery and is in stable. but critical condition at oakland's highland hospital. our reporter was not hurt in that shooting. this all went down just before 1230 this afternoon near the i

pam and ken, back to you. thanks also coming up, dodging the nfl's covid protocols packers quarterback aaron rodgers went on the offensive today about his decision not to get vaccinated. >> plus, the search is on tonight for the vandals who messed with a high school in the south bay. we'll take a look at the damage they caused and a growing demand tonight for photographers to camera companies to create products that will keep them and their equipment safe. we'll show you the frightening encounter that the frightening encounter that just happened to the east bay. mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? or guests?! i love saying yes to more merry for less at ross! i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. or guests?! but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and

ken pam. >> taylor, thank you for that. santa clara police say they're investigating after a shoe store was hit twice in less than a week by a large group of thieves. police say a group of about 2 dozen people forced their way into the store inside the santa clara town center on el camino reale stealing shoes and clothing. it happened last tuesday. the 23rd around one in the morning and then again last night around 1130 last night. according to police, they say they have no suspects and they're asking anyone who has any information to contact santa clara police. well, these retail crimes unfortunately. and not just happening here in the bay area. but across the entire natiot coming up tonight at 1030. we are going to take a closer look. >> at which stores in particular, the criminals are targeting and how police are trying to respond. police in the east bay. we're all so busy with 2 separate car jackings this weekend in the suspects are all juveniles yeah. and one case a 13 year-old boy was arrested after stealing a car in

with reaction former florida attorney general pam bondy and leo terrell. i look at the possibility of unrest, pam bondi, all of the things starting with joe biden that knows nothing about this kid. i have seen no evidence that he is a white supremacist. the media mob rushing to judgment -- same predictable group of people. no belief you are innocent until proven guilty. i would put the blame of any reaction to them because they created an atmosphere where there was an anticipated result that is not coming. >> sean, it was a great legal analysis by gregg and alan. he had to instruct the jury ignore statements by the president of the united states because joe biden called him a white supremacist. it's unbelievable. it's political. it's sad but true am we need to fund the police. we need as many police officers out on the streets as possible so people are not out this destroying property and people like kyle rittenhouse don't have to be out there trying to protect their neighbors and family's property. >> sean: in ferguson, leo, there was never hands up and d

pam, ken, good evening. the doors here at the nordstrom store broadway plaza in walnut creek closed, probably at 5 o'clock today. >> there are still some concerns over whether or not other businesses will comply with these early closing hours. it's especially concerning, as you mentioned, because we're now approaching the busy holiday shopping season but nordstrom did as well. and so do the number of other businesses here in broadway plaza close their doors as well. caught off guard. >> yeah. and returns on stocks their clothes the price. >> shoppers trying to get inside the nordstrom store in walnut drive to fund the store closed. why did 5 o'clock monday evening workers locked the doors and lowered the games management said it was done out of an abundance of caution after a wild scene saturday night. that's when walnut creek police say as many as 80 people swarmed inside of the store taking off with this much as $200,000 in merchandise. 3 people were arrested. 3 workers were hurt, including one who officer

>> really hard to say at this point, pam.that comment seems to suggest that they have some understanding of why this person of interest may have done this, and they believe that -- maybe believe that he was likely acting alone. um, but, you know, i thought from the way he phrased that comment in those brief remarks, the police chief kind of left it open. it almost seemed as if he was saying they're not aware of any other threats. maybe there is no intelligence, pre-existing intelligence or threat reporting another threat. so, um, we will have to see. hopefully, at the press conference at 7:30, we will get more details about exactly who was behind this act. and that will really shed some light on -- on -- on the existence of a possibility -- remote possibility of other threats. >> right. and that will be 8:30 eastern time, obviously. all right. andy mccabe, thanks so much. stand by for us, if you would. more on this breaking news, right after this break. but not every tomato ends in the same kind of heinz ketchup. because a bi

ken and pam. thanks in national news today, the justice department is suing texas over its new voting restrictions. >> the federal government is concerned that texas will disenfranchise eligible voters and violate federal voting rights law. >> the lawsuit challenges, the law which is known as sb one. it was passed earlier this year designed to overhaul election procedures in texas. the law bans 24 hour and drive-thru voting. it imposes new hurdles on mail in ballots and it empowers partisan poll watchers. >> california is getting ready to fall back an hour. he even though voters approved a measure that would have been the first step to trying to stop this practice. that was 3 years ago. proposition 7 gave the state legislature the power to get rid of the time change with a 2 thirds vote so long as the changes are consistent with federal law. so while we continue here in california to fall back in spring forward. the state legislature. it's apparently been stuck on this time debate. >> sleep expert

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne.hen they showed up to the man tried running away from that pharmacy. but the officers were able to catch an

the robber managed to slip a diamond bracelet off of pam's wrist. huntington beach police say hers was the first in a string of robberies in their city. diamonds, necklaces, even a woman's engagement ring have disappeared. seniors, officials say, are the target. >> they will then follow them, and make any attempt they can to speak with them, shake their hand, touch them, grabs her arm, and a means necessary. sometimes it ends up being forcefully done as well. >> reporter: the robbers got a $5000 tennis bracelet from a shopper in the costco parking lot in the bella terra shopping center in huntington beach were never caught. the men and the women use a distraction technique, claiming their child was sick. it was very similar to win the man and woman got pam's favorite bracelet. >> i was so upset. i didn't even realize it was gone. i started screaming and crying. >>> an arizona man desperate for a kidney transplant is taking a creative approach to try to find a donor. the man's sister came up with the idea. stick a decal on the back of his vehicle to

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore.boy died last saturday after getting hit by a stray bullet while his mother drove them home to fremont along. interstate 80. >> for shells. clifford was at the announcement today with oakland leaders. >> well here in oakland on friday, the chinatown chamber of commerce crimes against asians, reward fund and the san francisco police officers association have teamed up to offer a $10,0

grab i'm getting a scowl by pam right now. home hometown of pam chicago their teacher. no no, no.right there. i know you're from detroit tampa, 1614 bears. >> they win this one. all righty. we all have our thanksgiving traditions and everyone is different. so who am i to judge. you for eating your green bean casserole. anyway, let's hear from some of the forty-niners and find out their favorite thanksgiving dishes. >> thanksgiving. this would be. the macaroni and cheese and sweet potatoes and growing up. my mom always made this noodles to show is really good. and my wife thinks it's really good. green bean casserole stuffing guy personally stuffing cranberry sauce to go to >> underrated. i'd say green bean casserole. because you're not going anywhere else something is good. so sweet potato pie. >> like fried turkey. >> timmons. and years. but i'll take a few out take taken takes on. >> shetland arden key. he went to louisiana state university chitlins man and i've never had to green bean casserole kind of take pride in that all sitting around the table for thanksgiving with friend

pam and ken, back to you. all right. grant, thank you. today in washington, dc senator alex padilla introduced legislation that

kron 4 meteorologist dave sphar joins us now with a look ahead ken and pam. it was exactly what we needed because not that heavy kind of rain not come with a lot of winds. we have a little bit of a breeze but not real heavy kind of winds to and that's what we're going to see more of religious. more to come upstream, golden gate bridge. some of the fog we mentioned is settling in and this is going to be something you're going to see all over the bay. even inland. >> because all this moisture at the surface that's going to develop. we like to say is radiation fog. here's the wide perspective of things. you can see that turning of that kind of moderate to light rain showers at times drizzle and amounts anywhere from a quarter to about a half of an inch of rain, a little better in some of those higher elevations. there was one little batch up here is left to had to be had here before we can kind of put this to rest in the drizzle later tonight. but there you can see where we stand right now. here's the bay area and the little patch, right upstream there to note s

kron 4 dot com pam and ken, back to you. all right. thank you very much. stay with kron 4 for the latest details on the covid vaccine for young children. you can scan this qr code straight to your phone and it will take you to our web page. >> this designated to coronavirus stories, including a developing story on a nasal covid vaccine. plus international travel rules. all of that at kron 4 dot com. >> this just into the newsroom tonight minneapolis will not be getting rid of his police department voters there have rejected a proposal that would have replaced the department with a public safety agency. the measure was written in response to calls to defund or dismantle the police department following the murder of george floyd this was the first attempt by a major us city to drastically overhaul public safety since floyd's death sparked nationwide. protests last year. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. and tonight we're following several local elections here in the bay area polls just closed at the top of the hour. so here are a few of the races t

and i'm pam moore. the weekend robbery started in san francisco on friday night about 8 o'clock videos of the chaotic scenes posted on social media showed police officers dragging one suspect from a waiting car and people running with merchandise in their hands. the school right to kron four's dan kerman. he's live in san francisco tonight with more on how the district attorney's office is trying to tackle this issue >> well, that's right. the district attorney has now filed charges against the 9 people who were arrested, all receiving. >> multiple felony charges. he says this is what's needed. he said this is not an issue of petty theft. this he said was no petty theft. >> san francisco district attorney chesa is filed felony charges against 9 people in connection with a string of burglaries friday night in and around union square that saw the suspects breaking into stores and running down the streets with items. >> we cannot we will not and we do not tolerate that kind of behavior in our city. looting

a hernia live for us in the newsroom with a look at what we're working on for 7 thank you, ken and pam >> it's video you'll only see on kron on a violent hit and run in oakland is caught on camera in the suspected driver came from a nearby sideshow. >> hear from a witness who talked exclusively to us here at kron. so grab your phone. get ready. you catch that in many more local stories in just a few minutes. at 7 o'clock on your kron on app just scan the qr code you see on your screen right now. you can download it for free. and this will be a special 7 o'clock on on, as we say, farewell to a much loved member of our staff. moving on to. >> a new profession. how could she live and that will miss misuse tonight. but we get to watch it for one last hour and we'll be tuned. yes, i love you all so much. thank you all for letting inside of your for letting inside of your homes mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? or guests?! i

i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station.4 news at 6. >> now at 6. this is exactly what we needed. as you can see, it was a wet start to the workweek across the bay area. no atmosphere river or severe damage just hours of steady consistent rainfall from the north bay to the east bay too, right here in the city. good evening. welcome to the kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm pale more. so let's get straight to our 4 zone forecast with a live look outside checking out conditions. >> we have our live camera. we're going to show you. all right. here we come. and there it is what you can see very much because of the rain and the fog and the mist from the rain. >> but nonetheless, we know this is what we need mount tam cam stuck in the clouds up there. kron 4 meteorologist dave sphar joins us now with a look ahead ken and pam. it was exactly what we needed because not that heavy kind of rain not come with a lot of winds. we have a little bit of a breeze but not real heavy kind of winds to and that's what we're going to see mor

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i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. the good news tonight is that police say they have not found any evidence of a shooting and have since cleared the scene. >> but those initial reports to a massive police response. kron four's gayle ong has been following the story all night long. she's live outside the great mall with the very latest kale. >> ken and pam. it's quiet out here at the great mall where i'm standing is where all the chaos happened. this is where we saw that heavy police presence earlier in the day. and that to to call simultaneously. milpitas police responded to one call just before 5.30, for a reported fight. the second call minutes later of the reported a shooting inside the burlington coat factory, which is right over here where i am. we want to get to some video of what it looked like earlier, kron 4 viewer sent video all around 05:30pm. that's when police responded to the reports of a shooting that prompted the lockdown. you can see a heavy police presence outside one of the entrance is of the great

back to you, ken and pam. >> thank you. employers picked up the pace of their hiring last month adding more than 530,000 jobs last month. the effects of covid-19 are still causing some supply shortages and rising inflation. but the president says the new report shows the country is continuing to recover at a record pace. the president largely credits his covid relief bill and vaccination program as do fellow democrats, republicans agree the new numbers are good for the country, but ken, the progress on the previous administration. >> under trump. we didn't. we have more jobs and people because everybody is working now under biden. we get more jobs and people because people are sitting on the couch when for the next paycheck. >> house republican leader kevin mccarthy says the new jobs undercut the president's push for his social safety net and climate change policies. >> still ahead, we will take you to atlanta to check out the championship parade for the braves. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom

i'm pam moore. and i'm ken wayne currently those 65 years or older are eligible for a booster as well as those aged 18 and up who live in long-term care settings have underlying medical conditions or. >> who work in or live in high-risk settings. covid cases and hospitalizations in california are increasing and that has bay area infectious disease experts worried about another winter surge. kron four's, dan kerman, talk to them today for advice on how to protect yourself. he joins us live from ucsf tonight. dan. >> that's right. you know, vaccinations are here and they say that is still your best form of defense. but again, what they're looking at us with the holidays coming up. >> what can you do. vaccinations boosters and again, back to the old idea of social distancing might be what's best for you going forward. >> over the last 3 weeks we've seen a gradual increase and that increased seems to be continuing. >> a rise of covid cases in california has bay area infectious disease experts sounding t

i look at the possibility of unrest, pam. all the things, starting with joe biden, that knows nothing about this b kid, i have seen no evidence that he is a white supremacist, the media mob rushing to judgment like they always do, same predictable group of people, they offer no presumption of innocence, no due process, no belief that you're innocent until proven guilty, i would put the blame of any reaction by the public on them because they created an atmosphere where there was an anticipated result that's not coming. >> they did, and sean, it was a great legal analysis by greg and alan. i've never in all my years of trying cases heard our jury instruction from a judge where he had to say -- he had to instruct the jury, ignore statements by the president of the united states, because joe biden did call him a white suit promises. it's unbelievable. it's political and it's sad but true, and that's why we need to fund the police. we need as many police officers out on our streets as possible so things like this don't happen aga

ken, pam, back to you. ellen, thank you for that. >> meantime, another big story tonight, giants fans are getting ready to say thank you. and goodbye to one of the bay area's most beloved athletes, longtime catcher and fan favorite buster posey expected to announce his retirement tomorrow posey has been a fan favorite for more than a decade leading the team to 3 world series titles and today's news really came as a pshock for a lot of the fans kron four's sports reporter kylen mills at oracle park today. he had a chance to talk with fans and joins us live now with what they had to say. kylen. >> it is the end of an era here at oracle park for the last 12 years. giants catcher buster posey has been the face of this franchise 7 world series rings. he was named an all-star set or 3 world series rings, rather, he was named an all-star 7 times. he also has a 2012 national league player of the year. beyond the numbers, though buster posey was known for his professionalism and leadership teammates have nothing but

ken and pam. >> catherine, thank you very much. the smash and grabs are happening with more frequency. and of course. >> holiday shopping is now upon us. yeah. that is why security experts say it's important to consider some additional safety measures when you're out and about for cerissa stasio has some advice. >> watching this video as a shopper moves into a photo booth to hide as criminals ransack a jewelry store in fairfield. it is quick thinking like this security experts say that could protect you as a bay area faces a recent an alarming rise of smash and grabs. >> but i was still my family specifically in my friends with close wins is the first thing we need to do is be aware of our surroundings, which means get your head out of the sand or in this case out of your phone as you're walking around shopping or going to dinner or walking simply down the street at this point, evan fraser, a former police officer now in private security. >> says that these bold crimes will probably continue especially as a holiday season cranks up

pam. >> thank you, ella. and in alameda today there was a special veterans day the hangar deck of the uss hornet, the veterans in the audience will recognize also veterans who died in the line of duty was remembered with a wreath laying ceremony off the fan tail of the ship. >> and in placer county today, there's a special ceremony to honor marine sergeant killed in afghanistan. this year. 23 year-old, nicole. gee died during the attack at the kabul airport in august today. her family accepted a plaque in her honor. it's been installed at a memorial and the city of lincoln. >> for us. you know, it. it's nice to know that she. died doing what she loved. you was my favorite person in the universe and i'm a all day. every >> family starting xi were among those who said they hope people will always take time to remember the military who veterans who died in the line of duty. >> on this day 100 years ago americans laid to rest an unidentified soldier from world war one creating one of the most sacred monuments in

ken and pam, back to hugh grant. thank you. that in san francisco, students at lowell high school staged a walkout today. >> in protest of assault and harassment. they're calling on school administrators to investigate cases as far back as last school year in response to the walkout. the district released a statement saying they encourage all students to report issues of harassment. they go on to say, quote, the district is required to respond to incidents of reported harassment for any allegation of harassment. designated district staff will review the allegations and determine whether there is reliable information to pursue an investigation. neighbors merchants and members of the community all on edge after 3 shootings in just 3 weeks in san francisco's famous haight ashbury neighborhood. >> tonight, supervisor dean preston who represents that district held a town hall to talk about the recent spike in violence for say that the second joins us live now with more on what happened tonight. taylor tonight's discussion senator ar

pam woodard, an old friend of keith's, rolled out the welcome mat for the bryans when they moved to town they became an integral part of our church, very active, very grounded, very helpful. >> they had two boys. trent and kent. >> becky was a good mom from what i could tell. she was a good mom. >> keith worked as a fireman, his dream job in the well-to-do oklahoma city enclave of nichols hills. jerry hamilton served alongside keith, and if the firemen were like brothers, the wives were lake sisters, says terry's wife kim. >> with the fire department, it is all families together. >> keith had a good sense of humor. he was outgoing. and he was really driven to succeed. >> and he did. promoted all the way to fire chief in 1991. but keith never lost his personal connection with the people he served. >> he was one of the first responders in the oklahoma city bombing. >> he was. >> that's when he worked on that lady who was trapped forever underneath that rubble. keith wouldn't leave her. >> was he a hero in your eyes? >> oh, i think so. i was pretty proud of him as a friend for that. >> as f

pam? >> sara, we've seen a small crowd outside the courthouse all afternoon. what's the scene like now? >> you know, it's gotten very quiet. in fact, it is more quiet now than it has been throughout this entire 2 1/2-week trial. we know that there are folks that are gathering outside the boys and girls club to protest, but things have become more calm now than they have been throughout this entire trial. i will mention this that there has been really no major violence at all during this case. there has just been a lot of protesting, chanting and yelling, but there has really been calm outside of this court for the most part, pam. >> let's hope it stays that way. sara sidner, thank you. >>> and let's bring in our legal experts now. why do you think the prosecution wasn't able to prove its case. >> good to be with you, pamela. yeah, the prosecution was not able to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt which is really the highest standard in our criminal judicial system. because the prosecution was, number one, not able to poke the holes in kyle rittenhouse's

>> i think that is a critical point that you just made, pam.that damaging, but it's really up to the people around her and the people around president biden. i can understand those kinds of frustrations. anyone who understands how a white house works understands that there will always be tensions between the president, between the vice president. but i think that the president's aides and the vp's aides need to take a look at the bigger picture here, right? if they look at kamala harris, which i think all of them do, and importantly, the president does, as a huge asset to this administration, on so many issues that she can be talking about, she can be talking about voting rights. she can be talking about democracy, she can be talking about the foreign trip she just came back from, which was hugely successful. those are things that i think if you put it in the spotlight, she is a huge asset. she will always be the consummate team player, and do what joe biden wants. and importantly from this piece, we also saw that joe biden has confidence in he

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. today uc berkeley announced it is rescheduling.his week's football game against u.s. c because too many players have tested positive for covid. >> now some players are speaking out about their concerns over testing kron four's. jonathan mccall live for us on the uc berkeley campus for the school's athletic director talked to reporters jonathan. >> ken pam, this is a controversy that has been brewing for some time here tonight. we have 2 separate issues. we have school leaders who say they are simply following the protocols of the school red state as well as the berkeley public health. then you have the players who feel like they're not getting enough information in there saying that the testing is not even required. it's being not mandated but only required for them to take. so a lot of folks here are a lot of the players here. frustrated upset concerned now taking their frustration out on social media right now. it's unknown exactly how many players in this latest round have tested positive for covid-19. just last week the team wa

i mean, i come home and i've got pam come home and i've got pam, she's atu use are designed for short—termfit for discharge since 2013. this month, the family went to the core of protection to try and break the deadlock. there, a judge said the delays facing tony have been egregious, but the progress made to date has been glacial. the judges told him to get on with it, right? they're still not doing it. we're still fighting over money. they took the unusual step of lifting the anonymity order because she said she had no doubt tony's case is in the public interest. and it was clear that a lack of resources had left him detained for so long. tony's care right now is funded by the nhs, but ongoing support in the community will have to be paid for by his council, who told us... they're working with nhs and tony's family to find other options. it's a decade since bbc cameras captured the neglect and abuse of people with learning disabilities in winterbourne view. that prompted the government to set targets to move people into real homes with appropriate support, but those targets have been miss

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i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. welcome to this world. you have some big shoes to fill.w introductions. ...4 ounces... so many new toys. it's not going to be easy. but, together, we got this. kaiser permanente. thrive. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. your children should get this vaccine and they should get it. >> as soon as as is practical. >> it is the news many families across the country have been waiting for children, ages 5 to 11 are now officially eligible to get pfizer's covid vaccine. good evening and welcome to kron. 4 news at 6 i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne, the cdc director gave final approval for the vaccine just hours after a panel signed off on the fda's approval of the vaccine for children kron four's dan kerman has been talking to bay area infectious disease expert and he joins us live from san francisco now with more dan. >> well, that's right. you know, the western states advisory panel still has to sign on off on this for at least for the folks here in california. but still we could see. >> jabs and arms

ken and pam here with the news at 6, a pretty much try any ice cream flavor. >> you start mixing andgs like out. but thanksgiving. have desserts, right. so gizzard ice cream. that sounds pretty good. i do it just to say i >> thank you guys you all right. coming up at 6 o'clock tonight. >> a woman comes face to face with a bear in her own lake tahoe home. she was mauled and she describes what it was like during that incident and what's being done to prevent another attack from happening. plus one of the bay area's favorite giants is calling it quits. what we know about the retirement of buster posey. >> i'm ken wayne pam moore, the news at 6 is next. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments that may help your eyes— and protect aga

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i'm pam moore.s of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> being on high alert as appropriate. the concern is appropriate panicking is certainly not appropriate. >> our top story tonight at 6 are growing concerns about the highly transmissible the kron covid-19 variants bay area infectious disease expert call this new variant, a cause for concern but not a cause for panic. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. the world health organization is warning that the omicron variant. >> represents a very high risk to the global community bay area health experts say their level of concern remains in a holding pattern and they want some key questions answered. force and kermit reports. >> we know very little about this. this variant at this point they are doctors weighing in on the latest covid