>> i play betsy's friend, pam, pam hupp >> jimmy: yep, and you go, "yeah.he did it yeah >> jimmy: it's insurance, that's what it is. you know what's even amazing you got keith morrison, from "dateline" to narrate the show double whammy. i'm like, "what? any super nerd is going to freak out, because i love keith morrison >> love keith morrison >> jimmy: once i hear his voice i go, "oh my god no, no, no." >> see, that's the fun thing you start sitting there, you're like, "hmm, i'm going to call rufus wainwright." you know >> jimmy: no, yeah, you get keith morrison, why not. but you are unrecognizable in this you have an accent -- have a a missouri accent? >> yeah, a little bit. it's sort of ephemeral, because, you know, she moved around a lot it was very specific to her, so you know - >> jimmy: and you had crazy prosthetics, amazing job who did the prosthetics? >> his name is arian titan, yeah yeah, arian, he's a genius he does the cast, and then he hand paints everyone down to the last freckle >> jimmy: how long are you in prosthetic for >> well, we started

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>> reporter: hey, pam.porting them. the organizers say that they are asking for a couple of things. they want people to protest the war. they want people to sign petitions. and to reach out to their representatives or their senators, and to ask for specific things. today, they are begging for a no-fly zone. they say they want more aid for ukraine. and they say that, really, what they're doing here is trying to show support in any way possible. many of the ukrainians that i have talked to have told me, look, we're in constant communication with our friends and our family members in ukraine. and we can't just sit back and watch. and so, that's why they're here today. they say that not only being present, but being on social media and doing that political action is what makes a difference. i spoke to one of the organizers, and here's what he told us. >> so, we know that people still care, they are ready to do something to help ukraine directly and i know that it's not just our city. it's all the cities, you kn

pam? >> have to respect people making those decisions. alex marquardt, thank you for that powerful reporting. >>> a senior u.s. official telling cnn russia fired 600 missiles since invading ukraine. live at the pentagon with more, so what are you learning? >> reporter: pamela, that number has steadily climbed since a week and a half ago topping more than 6 00 including different kinds of missiles like ballistic missiles and cruise missiles. for the massive combined arms force surrounding ukraine on the north in belarus and crimea and the east there in russia, more than 95% of that force has be committed to the fight inside ukraine. a senior defense official tells us. there isn't that much left. that's why there is a massive force of russians moving through the country in a number of different directions. even with that force, that senior defense official says the russians haven't made much progress over the course of the last 24, 48 hours or so and things are basically right now, this could change but in a bit of a stalled position. the r

ali good morning, pam.rations in california people who could have their descendants of slaves. or all black americans. the state's reparations task force voted 5 to 4 on a sort of compromise option. they decided that reparations should go to the descendants of both free and enslaved black people who were in the us in the 19th century. now. during the meeting, several people called in urging the committee to consider all sides of the issue. we built this country by force, promised 40 acres and a mule. we never got it. and we're all reparations because of that, providing reparations only for those who can prove their descendants see from enslaved africans, and she had another win for white supremacy as it dismisses and devalues the harms done to african descendants not enslaved. now. back in 2020 governor gavin newsom signed legislation to create this two year task force to study the issue of reparations. california is the only state in the nation to do that moving forward. this committee will also have to de

pam all right. thank you.es could soon see an influx of lawsuits from parents of next details of the legislation co authored by an east bay lawmaker. it's not your imagination. your grocery store run is definitely more expensive . lately we're going to hear from a local economist about what's behind the increase in food prices, and many women were forced to leave their jobs because of the pandemic. but the actions local business leaders are now taking in hopes of bringi ever notice how stiff clothes can feel rough on your skin? it's because they rub against you creating friction. and your clothes rub against you all day. for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle. just pour into the rinse dispenser and downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, fluffier, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. recognized by the national psoriasis foundation and national eczema association. and now most admired alum! get up there. this

pam. time is four or five. we have chilling new video to show you from san francisco of the armed robbery of a camera crew friday night. now it happened at twin peaks. the video first posted to instagram. look at this. it shows the armed thieves stealing the crew's camera gear from out of their parked suv that's also media posts say the group was from canada. one victim was hit on the head. the other was held at gunpoint and the suspects escaped in the silver infiniti sedan. look at this video. if you have any information, call san francisco police san jose police chief anthony mata plans to provide more information today about a police shooting at attack correa where one man was injured by gunfire. that shooting happened just after three o'clock sunday morning at the la victoria's zakariyah on east san carlos street. that's just a block away from the san jose state university campus. now, san jose police released still images from an officer's body cam and two surveillance camera inside t

". >> pam hupp, the missouri woman who pleaded not guilty to the 2011 murder of her best friend.the show stores renee zellweger and we spoke to renee and she shared that getting ready for her character was an hours' long process and the the prosthesis gave her a rash. >> the band-aid mark will be there for two months. so, yeah, somehow they slathered glue on with a paintbrush from head to toe. >> starring opposite is judy greer, who admits she was star struck working with renee and she said she would never imagine they would be unrecognizable. >> i was star struck and excited and blown away, and then at the same time i was looking at what the two of us looked like in this scene and it was not how i imagined my first work experience with one of my favorite actors in the world. >> it's amazing how they transformed them. >> that's renee right there? so "the thing about pam" airs tonight after the new episode of "this is us" and then stick around for bay area news at 11:00. >> horrible a heartbreaking trend is unfolding in the bay area. still ahead on "today in the bay," the growing

alright, pam. 55 in san francisco, the owner of a cannabis dispensary in the mission district is also helping ukrainian refugees. misha bray berg, who moved his family to the u. s from ukraine, back in 1978 has been watching the nonstop bombing of his homeland. the devastation and the growing number of casualties. now he's raising money to help the people of his homeland. it was incredibly powerful moment for me to see just how many people were willing to help ukraine and ukrainian people happy to be buying from them today happy it's going to a good cause. i'm a bartender myself, and we stopped serving russian vodka. new graybeards has all this week he'll donate 10% of the profits from his business to groups that are giving emergency medical supplies to the people of ukraine. hundreds of people gathered in sacramento at the state capital to show their support for the people in ukraine. the capitol's dome was lit up with blue and yellow lights. people carry the ukrainian flag and signs denouncing ru

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women like pam who lived in my district, pam is in her 70's, retired and volunteers but pam told me she was 22 years old, 1969 and she and her partner were using birth control she was pregnant. her options were limited. that pam founding on the airport waiting for someone to pick her up. a large plaque car came up. are you pam, the driver asked? yes, she replied and got in the car forced to hope for the best. she wasn't hurt but told me she wasn't forgotten her lives in a stranger who could have abused her and this is a procedure that is safe and can be done in a doctor's office. that is why now pam is determined to ensure that no one ever feels scared and alone as she did. pam volunteers at the planned parenthood and serving as a support system. and pam is an abortion advocate because she believes that everyone no matter where they grew up and how much money they make deserves to have a say. i rise today as part of women's history month to honor pam and so many others like her who were forced to make history so that others could have the choices that they were denied. the fight for rep

i'm pam cook monday morning. we were talking about some flood watches and some areas. what do you think roberto. so far, the national weather service has not given us the official word yet, but that pleasure flash flood watch for the santa cruz mountains, primarily the dolan and also the colorado burn scar areas. we had to watch there until six a.m. and it should allow to expire now. we haven't seen any kind of debris flow problems, but we have picked up nearly two inches of rain and ben lomond. there you have davenport's and la honda coming in with three quarters of an inch of rain sent to rosa approaching three quarters of an inch of rain. most heaviest rainfall there fell right around three o'clock this morning, half an inch of rain easily and moran and then once you venture on over into the eastern portion of our bay area, a renda and richmond with some decent totals and to the south bay just over a quarter of an inch of precipitation and mountain view. you see the heaviest rain showers reflected in the yello

alright, pam.en gate park at the beginning of the pandemic was an early success story. a lot of people like it some people don't mike mibach joins us now. growing support to keep cars off the road, the latest support coming from the city's reckon parts department released a report recommending based on their data that jfk should remain closed to car traffic permanently. according to this new report about 70% of 10,000 residents who responded to a rec park survey favored the car free option. people who had occasionally used that section of the park say it's become kind of an important part of their weekly and daily routines over the last couple of years. they say they appreciate having a safe place to walk or bike without having to worry about vehicles flying right by them. i use the park and specifically this space almost every day with my daughter by myself, um, and it's been transformative and i would love for it to stay exactly as is, yeah, i do like when it's closed because i can walk my dog or

i'm pam cook.it's wednesday morning, march 9th and roberto gonzalez is here with us, roberta filling in for steve. good morning. we let him sleep in today. that's nice, right? will you let me sleep in tomorrow? come sit over here. i'm gonna make sure you lose an hour over the weekend, right? right. can you believe it's that time already? to spring ahead and we'll be doing that saturday night sunday morning, and our times will change as far as sunrise and sunset is concerned . good morning, everybody as we take a look outside right now, clear skies looking out towards san francisco. this ability not an issue at all. not a cloud in the sky temperature, wise 37 degrees and napa. it is in the thirties and half moon bay, otherwise forties pretty common from sfo across the bay to hayward back in all the way to castro valley in san leandro 43 degrees and fearful that temperature is pretty significant right now because sits the result of a wind up to six mph. but these ones are very gusty earlier this morn

pam? >> thank you.w poland has stepped up in this way to help so many of these ukrainian refugees. >>> up next, the latest on the terrible toll of russia's invasion including a look at the damage affecting civilians in one village south of kyiv. certified from headlampmp to tailpipe. that's certified head turns. and it's all backed by our unlimited mileage warranty. that means unlimited peace of mind. mercedes-benz certified pre-owned. translation: the mercedes of your dreams is closer than you think. meet jeff. in his life, he's been to the bottom of the ocean. the tops of mountains. the er... twice. and all the places this guy runs off to. like jeff's, a life well lived should continue at home. home instead offers customized services from personal care to memory care, so older adults can stay home, stay safe, and stay happy. home instead. to us, it's personal. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with

pam, miranda, thank you. >> sean: you would've want to fight also. >> i train every day.n a way you see what whoopi goldberg, our president, says about will smith and why she thought it was right not to remove smith from the show. joe concha, leo 2.0 terrell terrel, they react next. straight ahead. grandma's gonna love it! (girls giggling) comfortmat provides anti-fatigue cushioning while you're standing. and won't slip against your floors or under your feet. perfect throughout the home, or on the job. the weathertech comfortmat comes in three colors and finishes. (girls giggling) mmmm... it's so good! order your american made comfortmat at weathertech.com. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. t

alright pam.weet 16 . st mary's blew out indiana last night 82 to 53. the gales were just red hot. they made more than half of their shots, including 10 3 pointers, it was saint mary's most lopsided win ever in the tournament. the game's m v p. a have been a cheerleader instead of a player . no one could reach the ball when it became stuck behind the backboard. the referees didn't allow players to risk getting hurt by standing on a chair to try to reach up for it. well, indiana cheerleader nathan paris , then hoisted fellow cheerleader, cassidy sirny. and surname retrieved the ball. why? why don't you get your leaders? they're used to going up high. let's get it. just skip the cheerleader up. get her up there . this is how you do it. give her the my. she's got. what a play good cheerleader saves the day. you think i'm kidding? i love it. i love it, of course, that this has gone viral. the basketball networks even tweeted when hope was lost, a hero emerged. then there she is a cheerleader, just lik

well, good morning, pam. taylor boulevard. detectives have not released a motive or a description of the suspect. but we did. speak to a witness here at the scene yesterday, who said that they described this situation as a road rage incident. they say they saw two cars speeding down this residential street. going about 60 miles an hour where the speed limit is 25, the witness said. one car cut the other car off and the drivers started arguing one dress. in the door of the other car, and that is when they heard the gunshots. the contra costa county sheriff's office was dispatched here just after one o'clock when deputies arrived. they say bystanders were performing cpr, but the man was pronounced dead at the scene . deputies were searching nearby neighborhoods for the shooter. it's really crazy to hear that there's a shooting that's happening, and it's like what we can't have our kids running around and riding their bikes, and there's a lot of kids in this neighborhood. so that's that's definitely scary thing

gaussian pam.bridge it looks pretty good here driving to marin county. you should be able to get across that bridge into maria, which by the way, marine is nice and quiet, and so is sonoma county, south petaluma and hitting on down to nevada. this is a look at the bay bridge. it's also quiet. so sometimes we do get quiet commutes on these fridays and today is no different. even highway four has a little bit of slowing, but it's not nearly as as as much as it is on a regular day monday to thursday, hercules also bronte in richmond, looking pretty good. the silicon valley commute that can pull back and kind of just show you that most of the space area commute, including that silicon valley commute is off to a very nice start of those tech campuses there. 6 20. what about today's weather? let's bring steve back in. all right. thank you, sal. we have a cold, foggy pattern here for many, no doubt about it, and the reports are coming in the tweets. from san francisco, saying it's dark and cold. chad says

good morning, pam.o big changes in covid restrictions going into effect either today or monday. starting today in san francisco and berkeley. you will no longer need to show your proof of vaccination or a negative covid test to get into bars, restaurants or gyms. many business owners are excited for the change while customers have gotten used to it. this is ceremonial in some ways, but it's a big deal, and it feels like a huge load off of our shoulders and we're so ready to get back to business as usual, become really accustomed to sharing a ride our vaccine cards never you go and places we haven't favorited on. that mandt into effectthe delta surge. but now case rates are continuing to decline and more than 80% of people eligible in san francisco are vaccinated. you will still need to show your vaccine card or negative test at mega events with more than 1000 people indoors or more than 10,000 people outside and some businesses might still make their own requirements, such as requiring a mask. and there

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore.tin today called ukrainians, quote, extreme gangsters. >> and promised, quote, the worst is yet to come in the war today, the u.s. department of homeland security said it will grant temporary legal status to ukrainians who are living in the united states for the next 18 months. all of this comes as president biden is facing growing calls from fellow democrats to ban russian oil from coming into the u.s. kron. 4 washington correspondent reshad jones. a hudson joins us now live from the nation's capital with more shot. >> hey, good evening. the white house is saying the

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hi, pam moore and i'm ken wayne. surveillance video shows what led up to that shooting including a fight. >> oregon changes hands several times. this was in the early morning hours on sunday in a crowded to korea on east san carlos street. less than a block from san jose state university. well, for justin campbell joins us now live from san jose where today the chief of police described the chaotic scene. his officers walked into justin. >> that's right. the chief says that a homicide had actually just occurred less than half a block away from the restaurant when.

>> pam, i'm not surprised.up your career best number as tom did last year, it's hard to walk away from the game playing that well. i played 15 years in the nfl and felt like i squeezed every possible drop i could out of that orange. i think tom is thinking looking back at last season how well he played how tampa bay was a deep play-off team, there is a chance for him to win another super bowl so i don't want to walk away too early. i think every player would rather walk away a year too late than a year too early and that's what is fueling tom's return. >> yeah, i always suspected that that would pull him and bother him. they almost made it to the super bowl, right? barely lost the play-off game. bring us into what that is like. how hard it was for you to retire and just that pull to want to go back into the game and get back on the field. >> well, initially, it's easy because there is not a lot of football news happening. the super bowl happens and it dies down. this is the time of year where players get signed

pam, pam, same question that i asked miranda. is it odd to you that if i assume those stories are true , people say it's true ? i don't know for sure. but if it is true , doeso that seem strange to you? because that strikes me as aes very strange moral compass, if you will. >> sean, it does because one of the comedians a lot of people miss this one of the female comedians earlier made a joke about that when she was havingom all the single men come up on stage and then she said, oh , well, smith, you come up to oh, no, you're married. your wife doesn't care. she ma so she made a jokede about itjo and he was fineke with that jok. yet then he goes after chris rock. so i don't know d what was going on there. but the bottom line, you know, in california they don't prosecute crimes anyway. think about all the times we've talked about the d.a. out there not prosecutingng crimes. so i think chris rock did the right thing by saying he doesn't want to prosecute him go away. i think he handled ito in fairnessaw to him. i think he handled it

this is for pam cooked. disney has a new menu item, pam. jelly macaroni topped with brown sugar streusel and strawberry. pop rocks, candy topping. the look. just take a look. it's described as a dessert pasta. you can find it in disney's california adventure during the annual food and wine festival, which by the way is underway right now. their food and wine festival is phenomenal , but i guess i should trust disney, but it looks like a lot for may sell me and sandy, my little mickey ice cream bar that'll stick with tend to go back. there you go. i tend to go back to my favorites. however i won't. i won't say no. until i try. it looks like it has captain crunch on the top. okay, exactly. we'll see. i'm open to anything. almost good morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at the committee. i mean, that's how i discovered that i actually like anchovies on pizza, all right? let's go to the bay bridge. it's backed up. now some of the traffic on 80 has been getting through 80 westbound is backed up as you come up on barrett avenues thery

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne.g happened early sunday morning along franklin and 12 streets right downtown in chinatown as kron four's haaziq madyun tells us community leaders say the bullets came way too close for comfort. >> you're looking at photos showing stray bullet holes from guns fired, hitting a business du t

ken and pam. >> all right. thank you for that. dan in oakland, police say a man trying to get away from police killed 2 people in a hit and run crash happened on 76 avenue near the intersection of hagan, burger and international boulevard. want to show you some video of the scene from the citizen app. police say around 8.45 last night they tried to pull over a vehicle. the driver didn't stop and hit another vehicle that had 3 people inside the crash killed 2 men in that vehicle and the 3rd person in the car, a woman is now in the hospital. the suspect again tried to flee from the car crash. but now he is in custody. and police are only saying the suspect is a 37 year-old oakland man. the investigation is still ongoing. >> serial shoplifters have been able to avoid getting charged with more serious crimes because of the $950 threshold created by california. proposition. 47. well, now there's a new campaign aimed at changing that today. kron four's haaziq madyun got the details from the president of the association which is behind t

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. we have new video tonight showing the oakland chef daniel luna exercising. you can see him standing. he's shooting a basketball into the hoop. >> which is powerful and positive news for luna and for his family. family spokesman reports that luna is out of the hospital and here in the bay area at a rehab facility. kron four's dan kerman has more. >> it was at the end of january when oakland chef and forty-niners fan daniel luna was placed in a medically induced coma after being punched into so fi stadium parking lot outside the nfc championship football now he's out of the coma out of the hospital in shooting baskets as part of his recovery and a bay area rehab facility. all of us going for no daniel, an arena been to the peruvian restaurant. >> are incredibly thankful that she's the recovery thus far. >> family friend in crisis communications specialist sam singer has spoken with luna and his wife and says luna spirit and sense of humor are intact as is a great passion and desire to r

>> pam, i'm glad that the sanctions are so effective.re hammering the russian economy. apparently president putin is feeling it, and that's something we didn't know. we didn't know if he was going to be shielded from this or not. he clearly understands the damage that these sanctions are doing to his economy. so in one sense, that's a good thing. it's an increasing pressure. that's what we're trying to do, to increase the pressure on him to be able to pull back and to stop this invasion. >> you know, we were talking in the break just how extraordinary it is. th this is one man running the show. and you just have to wonder how he can wake up and go his day knowing that all of these deaths, these innocent civilians, all of that is on him. he is solely responsible for it. >> solely responsible. war crimes are going to come to him. he may end up in the hague. russian soldiers are dying because he sent them in. he has destroyed large parts of his own military. so this is having -- this must be having a big effect. the russian people are letti

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. santa clara county became the last in the bay area to get rid of the face recovering requirement today and kron four's rob nesbitt tells us how business owners are reacting to this change. >> signs are already up and businesses here in santa clara county letting customers know that they can take their mask off the people i spoke to say they appreciate having the choice to one. let's you'll see more people spaces that punch king fitness in san jose. no mass celebration. now that members and coaches can take their mask off regardless of if they're vaccinated or not. we're all feeling good today. they have the choice to keep their mask on during workouts, but not joe mazza has been looking forward to wednesday since the santa clara county department of public health announced that date for lifting the mask mandate get out of breath of fresh air. you've got the mask on your kind restricted and, you know, kind of claustrophobic. so it's kind of it's best that we don't have just free stretc

she's a wonderful actress you can currently see in the hulu limited series, "pam and tommy," one of ourorites, taylor schilling is back on the show and he is a very funny comedian you know from "snl" and "kenan." his new show on peacock "bust down," is great and streaming now. chris redd will also be joining me but before we get to all that, while the biden administration is doing everything possible to counter russia's invasion of ukraine while avoiding a direct military confrontation that could spiral out of control, republicans and right-wing pundits are pitching increasingly reckless ideas that would drastically escalate the conflict oh, and donald trump is blaming it on windmills. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: russia's brutal and illegal invasion of ukraine set off a dire humanitarian crisis and united virtually the entire world in opposition. even fast food chains are pulling their business from russia >> several more big name companies announced they are ending at least part of their operations in russia mcdonald's, starbucks, c

i'm pam cooking. about a half an hour from now we're going to take that live. that's okay. and good morning. i'm dave clark. it's the middle of the week. it is wednesday. it's march. 16th steve paulson has your weather forecast as we begin a new day. well a couple of thirties year but except for some patchy fog, we're all set for a nice day. you guys hear palo alto stanford at 39 degrees santa roses at 38 . then it's forties for san francisco. livermore actually has a little bit airport says there's some low cloud deck coming in. so 42 there. san jose at 47 degrees and except for a few high clouds and some of that patchy fog. all systems go for another nice day 70 for santa rosa livermore in san jose and then mid sixties san francisco also oakland alright over to sell now at 5 31 some something nuke popping up here. we're still okay. well we're still doing the san rafael things one at north san pedro. they're clearing up crash here that happened about an hour ago. now they're doing an investigation be

>> reporter: i think that's the absolutely key issue, pam. the ukrainians have now more or less for about the last ten days have been trying to conduct a counter offensive to try to push back forces, particularly in the west of the country. they've had a degree of success. so today, for example, they claim that they had captured more than 80% of the suburb of irpin. you'll recall, that was the northwestern suburb where there were so many tragic images of refugees fleeing the russian invasion across the destroyed bridge, across the river, very precarious crossings and of course the tragic deaths, among others, of a whole family of four in a russian mortar attack. the russians are being pushed back, according to the ukrainians. they're being helped by flooding of the river which is making combat operations for the russians harder and i have to say, it's been a ferocious fight. we're a good ten miles from that location and we can their bombardment no doubt going in both directions. and even here, some small arms fire. very ferocious fight going

pam and christians so check it out. if you can so fun, absolutely pretty impressive operation out there. thanks a lot, guys. and here is a look at the roots schedule for the next two matches. tonight's game against monterey bay starts at seven o'clock atlantic college the roots, then go on the road to face new mexico united. as james just mentioned, you can catch all the routes road games. on ktvu plus this year. swimming boating and fishing are not allowed at a popular park in pleasant and because of the drought, shadow cliffs was once a gravel quarry that were reopened as a recreation area. back in 1971. it's located just about a mile from downtown, pleasant and features a lake picnic grounds. the lake was first closed at the start of the pandemic. swimming and boating launches remain closed now this season because of those low water levels. we've had in the past droughts to where it may have impacted some of the features of the lakes such as the boat cramp, but not to this degree at this time, the water levels just y

we are in a wonderful conversation with rabbi pam frydman from here in san francisco and president of the northern california board of rabbis. when we ended the last segment, you were talking about the ways in which there is a rise in what i think of as sort of othering someone who's not like you. and the particular role of the community in bringing a voice to what that is. i'm just wondering what your thoughts are, when we talk out it community, one of the core values whether you're christian or jewish or hindu or muslim, or buddhist, is that there is a way in which we recognize that any individual is uniquely created in the image of the divine. we might use different language to articulate that value, but that is the core understanding that every individual person represents, something that is transcendent, something that is divine. so when somebody makes another person somebody to be afraid of, or somebody that is not like you, is someone not to be regarded in that same way -- how does the faith community take its values, and articulate a different perspective? >> that is such a go

"the thing about pam." oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability >>> welcome back legend in the house. renee zellweger, two-time oscar winner known for her dramatic roles on the big screen. now she's taking her challenge to the small screen. star and executive producer of "the thing about pam." >> the limited series based on that popular "dateline" storyline and pod cast foltz the 2011 murder of betsy faria and her husband's conviction turned exoneration and pam's heavy involvement in all of it take a look. >> she ever violent with betsy >> i was at their place a lot. and, umm, he's not the most, umm, he was kind of not nice for a bully to her you know the type. real aggressive. >>> creeping us out. renee zellweger. good morning by the way ryan reynolds was just on and he said, you

pam and ken, back to you. grant. thank you for that.ory last night tonight, new details emerging about the man who sacramento sheriff's a shot and killed 4 people, including his own daughters before killing himself. as pam mentioned, kron 4 brought you this breaking news last night. and today the coroner's office identified all of the victims. >> and the shooter involved in this tragedy are kron 4, jonathan mccall. he's been in sacramento since the story broke last night is live for us tonight with a vigil that was held to honor the victims of that shooting. jonathan. >> you know, pam. ken, good evening from sacramento. it was just 24 hours ago. >> around this time that we were on the air, bringing you the coverage of this horrific story that unfolded here yesterday evening. but to coming out to honor those innocent victims killed in this senseless tragedy. individual want to step out of the camera and show you some of the folks who are still here tonight, remembering grieving and just coming to a place to just try to heal and cope and

pam. certainly not good news for people just trying to get by, but certainly ukrainians. what trade places with us in a heartbeat. >> absolutely right. grant, thank you for that report. of course, with a gasoline prices climbing as fast as they are. commuters may want to start thinking about public transit, for instance, taking barred from lafayette to san francisco costs less than one gallon of gasoline these days. it just $5.30 taking public transit also allows you to avoid paying the bridge tolls. we talked to some people who are expecting to change up their routine. >> gas prices are pretty light right now and we'd love to see it. go back all down. >> i do think people will be starting seems to be picking back up slowly. >> public transit, of course, took a big hit during the pandemic. but with the omicron surge now in the rearview mirror and those gas prices going up at alarming rates, public transit starting to look pretty attractive again. kron four's dan kerman is looking at how safe it is to ride and what steps you can take to protect yourself. as gas prices surg

we have pam pink, who is a trustee of the club, she's in charge of the bingo and the raffle and no one through that door without being sold a raffle ticket. raffle tickets. going once, going twice. i'm gone. my dad, he's a character. after 25 years, i am the boss, right? he can be quite volatile, but that's because he cares and he's passionate. kelly is very abrasive. # i want to break free... my career and life was very, very different before, i went into banking at 18, every possible way you can imagine it's different to the corporate world. alan? there's no real set targets. alan? there's no real structure to any day. what's he done with that? it's a profit and loss statement, and my agenda for tonight. leave me in peace five minutes. what is that in your little blue pile there? 0h, what's that? no, that's a bank statement. alan's safe place. it is always in a safe place. you will eventually find it. it's just the process of finding it and how long it's going to take. this is people placing things in different places where they should not be. you got it? got what? you found it? not

and now it has inspired the new limited series called, the thing about pam. >> she's the missouri woman who pleaded not guilty to the 2011 murder of her best friend betsy ferreira. the show stars the two-time academy award winning actress rene zellweger. she spent hours with the make-up and prosthetics and it ended up giving her a rash. >> i'm allergic to band-aid. the cut will heal but that will be there for months. >> starring opposite recommend eight, judy greer admitted that she was star struck getting to work rene. but they knew they would both be nearly unrecognizable. >> i was star struck and excited and blown away. and then at the same time, i was looking at what the two of us looked like in this scene and it was not how i imagined my first work experience with one of my favorite actors in the world would be. >> now, the thing about pam airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. tonight after a new episode of "this is us." >> a lot to watch. >>> one of the world's famous land marks, a little bit tall they are midday. the new addition to paris' eiffel tower that will help carry on more than 100

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne.ian troops seized the biggest nuclear power plant in europe after an attack that set part of it on fire. we first told you about that breaking news last night here at 6, we'll sent sen. we've learned a radiation crisis at the plant appears to have been avoided. world leaders are condemning a vladimir putin as the bloodshed continues in ukraine. kron four's washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us live now with reaction from the nation's capital were shot. hey, good evening. that attack in southern ukraine sent shock waves of fear around the world of catastrophic event. >> but the pentagon says right now there's no evidence of radiation leaking. attacking a nuclear power plant. exceedingly dangerous. the war in ukraine took a pivotal turn friday after russian forces attacked the nuclear facility. this underscores the recklessness with which the russians have

pam dolan says good friday morning, sp. well, thank you, pam.preciate many frosty roofs, roofs and alameda. have a great weekend mornings onto peeps. are there peeps in the newsroom? did somebody bring in those candy peeps? all you mean? you mean pizzas in france? thank you there, pam. i appreciate dave and i will be out there to get the peeps. the napa airport is 19 degrees colder than yesterday. this time. why because they're wind speeds tailed off. they went calm. half moon bay was down 16 at one time dropped to 32 half moon bay airport and livermore yesterday also had a north wind of 21 that is now calm, so they also drop 16 degrees. can we find a cloud in california? i don't think we can't we find some up and preserving northwest little bit. although oregon is in a drought as well, so you know seattle, washington and getting some rain, but even oregon's having a tough time getting a lot of rent another nice day on tap for us. cold morning sunny warmer. you know those two they're in town again. so napa, speaking of up there yesterday, it was

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. tomorrow marks 3 weeks since russia first invaded ukraine. house revealed its plans to send more aid to that country. >> president biden will soon travel overseas to lead the conversation with our allies. our washington correspondent jessi turnure joins us live with the very latest developments. jesse? >> pam and ken, a senior defense official tells us ukraine is still putting up a good fight, but >> russia continues to target more residential areas. and that's why many here in washington say more aid will be vital from the u.s. and its allies. >> putin's aggression against ukraine has united people all across america. president biden signature sends nearly 14 billion dollars in additional military humanitarian and economic assistance to ukraine as part of a sweeping bipartisan spending bill to continue our forceful response to this crisis. the white house also

i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. all right, pam.time now is 8 49 back to south we go. one last checked out monday morning community so good morning, mike and garcia. right now we do have traffic that is going to be very slow. still, although things are improving, i'm encouraged by a little bit of this. let's go to the bay bridge. we still have a big backup. we had a motorcycle accident upon the deck. they got up there and cleared it. the big dagger came in the sixth cower when we had a pretty, uh, accident that was there for a long time in a pretty big slowdown, westbound. the crash has been cleared, but the damage has been done if you are driving on some of the other east bay freeways, we've seen a lot of slow traffic, especially on 8 80, but also on 5 80 this morning. and on 6 80 highway forced cleared out so you can see the commute. looks like it wants to improve. 80 is still slow in the fremont because of earlier issues and that silicon valley commuters improving. so if you have the time to wait. it could be better a little late

we've got an hour with so much today, from the new nba series, "the thing about pam," we've got judynbelievable story of a woman who unexpectedly went into labor in a gas station bathroom. i don't think it was the dream. i don't think it was what she thought how that was going to go down. that is terrifying to get a terrifying to think about. one of the best-selling artists of all time, bryan adams is performing some new music for our show. [cheers and applause] i love and bid we also have another actress here from the cast of "the thing about pam," which you can see tuesdays on nbc. she was supposed to tape her interview earlier, but stuck in a snowstorm bridge she's a two-time oscar winner who hails from the bus state in the union, that's right, texas. that is right. please welcome fellow texas girl renee zellweger. [cheers and applause] b1 you look so beautiful. >> things, so do you. >> kelly: i love this audrey hepburn look. how are you doing? i've been stuck in a snowstorm before and without much. >> that is not a lot you can do. you've just got to resign do it. there's not a lo

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and cuz your sco former ranges like pam or brian and pull hardy, remember what this country was like with fuel horses. we've got a, a creek environment here which normally would be covered up with vegetation. it's been trampled and there's no vegetation whatsoever on the creek environment. and in contrast, it, we've got, damn, we got this bag and bug on this side, which you can see in some place where it's already been started to be opened up by horses. that's what it should look like there should be, you know, see spag bog carrying the craig brought up a couple of the culprits just around the corner. there, there is, there's usually a few horses up here. and if we were to go up a, you'd say this is the same all the way out that, that cover on the creek has been destroyed. me harness totally disheartening. something's gone so badly wrong that all our efforts seem to be relegated to being taken to to a feral horse. it's really sad, especially when in my career, when you, what to look after the past and all the spaces in the park. and you know, i've left in it's in a much worse conditi