>> reporter: hey, pam.here's been strong condemnation, whether it be from south korea or from japan, even the united states, all of these countries very concerned about this launch of what is believed to be a submarine launched ballistic missile fired from just off a coastal city of north korea in the direction of japan. what makes this kind of submarine launched ballistic missile concerning, pam, is that like unlike an icbm which is up for quite a long time, the submarine launched ballistic missiles are fired without almost any warning from a submarine that could sneak up pretty quietly. they're easier to detect than u.s. nuclear submarines but this travelled almost 400 miles. that would make it very difficult, if not impossible for missile defense systems to shoot down, making south korea vulnerable, where there's a significant u.s. troops presence and japan as well. >> south korea is just days away from a presidential transition. could kim jong-un's timing here be deliberate? >> absolutely. there is goin

hashtag, free pam smart.>> it's awful -- what's left. >> what's left is that i have a petition to the governor, i'm asking that my sentence be reduced to anything. but life without parole. >> why do you believe that you should be allowed to walk free? >> i know if i get out of prison tomorrow, i'm gonna get a job, and i mean to be a productive citizen. and i just feel like enough is enough! >> in the past, members of gregg's family say they oppose her release. and as the convicted mastermind, she should serve more time than the others. bill spencer looks back on all the years of news coverage and sees a gaping hole. >> don't forget about greg smart. he is over showered, and has been overshadowed for many years. he's a young guy with so much ahead of him, and so much promise. he should be here now. >> pamela smart yet filed another petition with the state of new hampshire in 2015. she asked that her sentence be changed so she could have a parole hearing. andrew was a member of the council who considered her re

pam?> all right, tom foreman, thank you. >>> and "outfront" next, we're going to reconnect with jessie rodriguez, the father of 10-year-old annabelle guadalupe rodriguez who along with her cousin was killed in tuesday's terrible tragedy. i'm a food cri. i literally eat for a living. this can be a game changer. do you knonow what the future holds? i have moderate to severe plplaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. with skyrizi 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months, after just 2oses. skyrizi may crease your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment, your doctor should cck you foinfections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms such as fevers, sweats, chills, muscle aches or coughs, or if you plan to or recently received a vaccine. ♪ nothing is everything ♪ talk to your dermatologist about skyrizi. learn how abbvie could help you save. ♪ it wasn't me by shaggy ♪ you're never responsible for unauthorized purchas

pam? >> adrienne broaddus, thank you. >>> president biden is vowing to take action on gun reform but admits there's only so much he can do. his comments one day after he and the first lady met with the families of the victims in uvalde. cnn's jeremy diamond is live at the white house with details. jeremy, what is the president vowing to do on gun reform? >> reporter: listen, pam, president biden arrived in uvalde, texas, hoping to comfort some of the families that are grieving the loss of their chin in the wake of the mass shooting in text yeah, but he left vowing to do something about it as he was confronted by that community with calls for action in the wake that have shooting. todayp president biden reaffirming his desawyer to get something done on gun reform and expressing some very cautious optimism. >> the pain is palpable, and i think a lot of it is unnecessary, so i'm going to continue to push and we'll see how this works. i think things have gotten so bad that everybody is getting

pam, back to you. all right, rebecca, more from you later on our weather situation. >> there are new details tonight about the independent investigation into the death of mario gonzalez while he was in the custody of alameda police. the results from the review are in and now city officials are responding to the findings. it's a case that shook the city of alameda and in fact, the rest of the bay area as well. and as kron four's haaziq madyun reports tonight, some people say the results appear to be favorable for the officers involved. >> it's not a rated not sustained. those are the findings of a law firm hired by the city of alameda to conduct an independent investigation to see if any police policies were violated in the death of mario gonzalez. 26 year-old gonzalez died in april 2021. after being restrained by officers at a city park. this is police body cam video of the incident. he allegedly appeared to be under the influence and police thought he may have been involved in the theft, which he was

music were written exactly then, this is a vivid example of a song stolen by the soviets, says yevhen . pam-pam-pam-pam-pamll the same , the text "stand up is a huge country" immediately comes to me, and it is even necessary to go through some stage, some kind of metamorphosis in oneself, to really realize that the text is different and it is our women, and it is not for us that we want a prison, we do not want the moscow kremlin learned about it absolutely recently, i have not been engaged in any fundamental research work, i have taken what is already known and well, as far as i think it is now, i am trying to bring it to the general public, that is, just so that as many people as possible learn about it in general, but it is a shock and this is this song even this is probably not the biggest shock. for some reason, the biggest shock was caused by the song oi frost, frost, which does not make me cold, i really have a cold, i have a cold, all these so-called borrowings, says yevhen, this is another cultural war against ukrainian identities, that's all. this is the cultural heritage, all the songs. all this

i'm pam moore.he news at 6 is next. ♪ girl you know it's been way too long ♪ ♪ i got to get back in my zone ♪ ♪ ooh wee ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ alright ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ 3... 2... 1... ♪ ♪ you know i'm feeling too good to be cooped up ♪ [ music stops ] ♪ hey ladies, don't we look good? ♪ ♪ we came to have a good time baby ♪ ♪ said i'm feeling too good to be cooped up ♪ ♪ me and all of my girls gonna tear it up ♪ >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. that were >> consistently planning to kidnap their child. and it's it is shocking. it's every parent's worst nightmare. >> now at 6, 2, people charged with kidnapping. a 3 month-old baby were back in court today in san jose. and the prosecutors say this incident is not their first time trying to take that baby. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm catherine heenan and for can weigh in tonight. the district attorney's office did bring more kidnapping charges against the 2 suspects. t

right pam.as you can see from this sign behind me, the city of fairfield has prompted closing of several open space preserves. properties because of the red flag warning, which goes into effect at 11 a.m. where at the rockville regional open space, uh, rockville hills regional park, one of three spots that are closed until saturday. it's disappointing news for some early morning bicyclists who stopped by i had to get a ride in today before going to work. i usually try to do like a 30 45 minutes, right? i didn't know would be closed them. the national weather service expects to lift the red flag warning by friday night at eight o'clock winds could gust up to 45 mph in this area and with temperatures getting into the nineties later today, these are the conditions that have higher officials mobilizing with additional staffing and equipment at the ready. the strongest winds in the bay area are forecast to be in the napa county hills and the valleys of eastern contra costa county and the east bay hil

and david pam.of the time like pretty excited and proud of like 74 inch screen tv, but 74 ft wide wow, i think that's pretty good . it's pretty cool, right? huge, huge, gold blooded. all right, james torres. thank you in san francisco time now. 609 new this morning, president biden is in south korea, the first stop on his six day trip to asia. the president along with south korea's president toured the samsung electronics campus to model for the new samsung semiconductor plant being built in taylor, texas. after touring the plant, president biden talked about the close partnership between the u. s and south korea and the importance of the semiconductor chips being made samsung this plant also reflects the close bonds innovation between our countries. much of the technology and machinery that is used to make these chips. was designed and produced in the united states. and by uniting our skills and our technological know how allows the production of chips that are critical to both our countries and ou

a great question, pam. as you know well, you know, you never want to say tiger is done. never. and i would never say that here, but this is a question that everyone is asking because if you look at his face, the grimace, the pain, it is so apparent. again, he's not 25 years old anymore. he's 46. he'll be 47 in december. this is tough. this is tough for him. i do think he will keep trying. he is not one to go away any time soon as you well know. he is so competitive and so tough and wants to play in front of his kids who are now old enough, of course, to remember and watch this and enjoy tiger. he is going -- he's planning to play at the british open. loves that golf course, st. andrews, it's a couple of months away and i think if he gets the treatment, if he gets therapy and get that leg feeling good again, i absolutely think he will come back and give it at least one more try, if not several more tries. >> so, don, i want to bring you in. you've been there. you've been watching him and you talked about the fact that he did okay the last couple of days, right? i mean maybe not

pam pam pam, well, mom and dad, but they would hardly be the leaders.e new, you won’t get anything, of course, just for self-affirmation, this word is an educator. no, supervise the caregiver's guide. well, then it's fair that no one earned a single point. it's the dictator you used to say the word dictator crazy dictator you were tyrants. and here we are. right, even the very word dictator. you, right, you were as close as possible. we didn't think so, well mama leader with dad. no big deal, because nothing has changed. so, no matter how s stability is very good for you. now reasoning 15 points. you can earn if you give the correct answer right away. and uh, dima kalikhov on the screen, please, this is a certain period of a person’s life. he is different from others. what's a man? maybe the most for self-care is not like in young infancy, for example, or old age. these people are in this period of time. sometimes they do strange things they did not commit even in childhood. they seem to have a job and a home. but they do such strange things, like steal

hey you know what pam is, right? is getting busier and right now at the bay bridge, 10 to 15 minutes is what you'll wait to get onto the span. there have been no major problems on interstate 80. for example, on 80 through elsa bronte and a little bit of a backup at the richmond bridge. if you're in marin county, there's no slowing yet between nevada and san rafael. so you don't have to worry about that. really and then the east bay. there's some slowing getting out of pleasanton. but 8 80 is mostly good heading to the south bay. and you know this south bay commute doesn't really start. you wonder why we don't mention it much. doesn't really start until later. we've had a couple of small crashes here and there that have not made for big backups yet we'll keep an eye on this for you. 6 39. let's bring steve back in with today's weather sound. thank you, sir. skies are clear. no fog can be found at least not locally. unless you're looking out to sea or down towards southern california. there's plenty there. there's some

i'm pam cook tuesday morning.e little calmer. much calmer and a little warmer of it will be more sun youtube today after a windy pattern on sunday and monday, extensive low clouds only some patchy fog. the lows, though for mid april are excuse me mid may are very cool here. a lot of forties showing up, including palo alto 44. there's some even cooler than that downtown santa rosa 47 livermore 48 degrees under mostly clear skies give the lowest credit cool pattern here, that's for sure. but it won't take long to warm up. so cool those only patchy fog, sunny and warmer. today will be nice 60 seventies mainly low to a few mid eighties, but temperatures bumping up today more so tomorrow more on that in about 10 minutes or so. all right, let's get over to sound now. we made it through the first hour. alright. what about five a.m? still looking pretty good. there if you're driving the work anytime soon, it should be a nice drive for you. let's go to the bay bridge. you can see traffic there is looking very nice, and i'm

there's signs of that, pam. focus on the positive. the bodega bay bowie is back 49 cold degrees on that water temp . same for san francisco bowie as long as those stay in the upper forties are low fifties. you get any kind of warmth in the interior and on onshore breezes. that means fog would be just widespread, but i'm getting ahead of myself 25 28 in south lake tahoe forties fifties everywhere else to hit southern california, of course. phoenix at a warm 71 man. that's one systems continue to march into the pacific northwest and northern california. maybe even northern mendocino candidate mainly up towards del norte, humboldt, trinity northern sacramento valley. onshore wind is in place. 24 24, 28 mph and three observations in san francisco. these systems, then dive into nevada. that's a win. producer for us higher elevations beginning to pick up west 20th sonoma mountain mount diablo northwest, almost 40 mph ben lomond is 42 north and 15 so here we go again, higher elevations. and even at the surface, we're g

alright, pam.the folks now well, we're trying to dave and pam. we do see some slow traffic out there at the bay bridge, which is not unusual if you have to drive into san francisco, traffic on the actual bridge looks okay. though. and i can show you that on the actual span . you can see it here looks pretty nice, the traffic and also this picture as you drive into san francisco. let's talk about some of the other commute, shall we? let's talk about the south. big commute that looks all right. if you're driving all over the place, even that little stretch of how we want to one that was slow earlier has cleared up. 6 11. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal. expect long lines at bay area airports this summer. what's being done to try to prepare for the big crowds plus made june july august? these are the months when we can make the greatest gains and conservation. these are the months that counts . water officials really sounding the alarm about drought conditions. what's being done after califo

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pam, he went off. he is now back home with his family in terms of the future he says he doesn't know and he is just glad to be home. pam? >> wow. incredible reporting. thank you. >>> on this sunday, two american families, all they can do is wait and hope their loved ones are jailed abroad. i'll talk to both families, up knicks. >>> it is trumper haves is pence backing different candidates in georgia and one day before the polls open trump's candidate has a difficult road ahead. we'll be right back. bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i justouldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a darklace. latuda could make a real difference in your sytoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. call your doctor about sudden behavior changes or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can in

only say thank you, pam. and am just really got the bandwidth smile on my face i had to turn my screen off. i had to do something but just to see banks and nippy a part of this. brought joy and i know of their excellent work and due diligence it stay on target and i thought, this is good. please. with hushared with us. thank you so much. and thank you, team. thank you. commissioner >> commissioner brake. >> ychls >> i had a couple questions there were comments i wanted say thank you for making amendments and purke out marketing and out reach earlier than we normally did in the pedestrian for the projects and will i'm happy to see that there is an out reach plan that will start at least 30 days after construction so it can give people time and especially cop holders to get a nirs prays to qualify for this development. i had questions, i know this i wanted get i bit more information how the existing funds will upon support and how that information about this will be going out to potential purchasers. wanted hea

dave and pam right now.nty still looking very good, which is a time where you can get a little bit of slowing but not much. in bay point and pittsburgh and then 6 80 looks good from concord, walnut creek. so you know, this is about the time when it starts to slow down and start seeing some people on the road you can see on the richmond bridge. there's also kind of a light delay as you drive through this area, and you can also see that here at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is still light not likely to stay this way for too much longer, and it could be a little windy on some of these bridges. chp's asking you to be cautious. speaking of the wind and the weather. at 5 50. let's bring in the man who knows mr steve paulson? no you are the man. the myth, the legend demands to be the man when he is your mother home. all right, we do have warmer weather on the way, but not till tomorrow and saturday, so do you think those weather guys can warm it up? yes tomorrow and saturday. today, there's going to be on the cool

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. tonight.ur's dan kerman talked with medical experts about who is getting sick and what people who are not sick can do. >> san francisco is seeing another surge in covid-19 cases with an average of 500 new cases a day at least those are the ones being reported. 98 people are also in the hospital more than double from a month ago. you are seeing in the hospital right now 2 main groups. the first group in the biggest group so unvaccinated. >> the second group is those who have not received any boosters and they tend to be older. that increase could continue. following the memorial day weekend. but medical experts are not gravely concerned, but we're not seeing is this huge run on hospitals. we're seeing.

yeah, pam. here how active it is, and it's still active in the calls just came in more than three hours ago. here. this is a long 10th and san salvador street in downtown san jose. this is the east side of san jose state university campus. they have part of the road blocked off if you're driving along east east 10th street, so just to let you know if you are heading out the door shortly this morning. we're noticing a pretty big response. here. we see a mobile command unit. we see several police officers across the street from the scene at this nearby church here. we're not sure why we're still learning some details as to what's going on here, but here's what we know so far. police say, there are two victims a man and a woman. that woman is expected to be okay. but officers say the man is suffering from life threatening injuries. the scene here is just down the block from the scene of two shootings that happened less than two months ago. including the case where an officer shot a man inside la vi

but we are both lawyers here, pam.you, with this proposed supreme court decision in the dobbs case that alito wrote, you know, i am just so flabbergasted by the reaction of the public saying, you know, a woman's right the decision itself really says. it doesn't say abortion is illegal. the decision basically said there is no constitutional right to an abortion and ruth bader ginsburg even, you know, was press shent when she said something it's not grounded the way we think it is. it's up to the people to decide. why is that so difficult for the left to comprehend? >> because they are not getting their way. jeanine as you said, the supreme court should not be legislating. they should not be creating law. that's what they were trying to do with roe v. wade. that belongs to the states state by state to make that decision. and that's why if that opinion is -- well, we know it's real. but if they vote to affirm that opinion, that draft opinion, then it's going back to the states. and it's not going to change in many states.

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basil. >> well, pam, catherine, good evening. and yes, the goal was to get the funding out as fast as possible. and even though many republicans and democrats wanted to make that happen. their plan was put on pause. >> my oath of office is to the national security of the united states of america. while most senators were unified, kentucky republican senator rand paul blocked unanimous consent for the ukraine aid package and demand a change to the legislation. we cannot save ukraine, but zooming the u.s. economy. it's clear from the junior senator from kentucky is remarks he doesn't want to aid ukraine. senate democratic leader chuck schumer rejected paul's change. we have a moral obligation to act and to act swiftly. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell, one of the senate to follow the house's example and quickly passed the package. we should pass the supplemental. we should do it. aid package would provide 40 billion dollars in military and humanitarian aid. mcconnell says it isn't just charity. it bears directly on america'

i'm pam moore and i'm vicki liviakis. earlier today, santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody says cases are rising again to higher levels than last summer surge. >> and these are some of the case across the bay area that we will be showing you shortly. there they are. and as you can see, a santa clara county is the highest there. >> doctor sara cody says the for sewer sheds in santa clara county are being used to detect covid and that is reflected in this data. so what does this mean? the public health director has some advice to help keep you and your family healthy. our kron four's rob nesbitt reports now on details of today's briefing and what one infectious disease expert is saying tonight. with the spike of covid over the last 2 and a half years. santa clara county

ali pam.ovember's midterm elections of recent cnn poll found that eight out of 10. americans are worried about inflation and think that the president isn't doing enough to slow it down earlier this year in march, the inflation rate was 8.5% which means the average cost of goods and services is nearly 9% more expensive now than it was one year ago. that's the steepest rising in the inflation rate in nearly 40 years at a roundtable event in newark yesterday, congressman ro khanna met with owners of several businesses, including a family owned food market to hear about how inflation is affecting their livelihoods. and their customers. by having higher prices and then fasten those costs to the community. um in our community spends less they are having a hard time to come in and purchase. um, older require necessities that they have. also when you can have a hard time getting that supply as well. now some of the things president biden plans to talk about today and his plan to slow down inflation, r

i'm pam cook rasmus.ok at the weather for your waking up with us this morning, steve people might need a little light jacket from inland and let's say you work in san francisco. i would take a jacket because behind me what has come back in a big way? temperatures are going to plummet over by the coast. and in san francisco. i've already cut the city forecast side back to 64 were all in the forties except san jose. okay at sfo. i would not be surprised. some fog shows up. maybe around seven or eight o'clock. it does not show up on the satellite. but fog is there as you just saw. so cooler coast in bay. i still went with some mid eighties inland. but i mean, this is one of those ones where your forecast absolutely by the hour because things are changing by the hour. some coastal fog warm inland, but there's going to be a late seabreeze so sixties seventies and some eighties inland, alright over to sal. now things pick up. usually at this time. we're seeing that we are seeing that we do have a bigger backup

good morning, pam. and dave.ind out who leaked that draft opinion. that shows the justices could be poised to overturn roe versus wade coming up how far the high court will go to track down those responsible. also airbnb is ending its covid refund policy starting today. what that short term rental platform will now use in its place. self-driving cars. our power grid. water treatment plants. hospital systems. they're all connected to the internet... and vladimir putin or a terrorist could cause them all to self-destruct... a cyber 9-11 that would destroy our country. i'm dan o'dowd and i wrote the software that keeps our air defenses secure. i approved this message because i need your vote for u.s. senate to send a message... congress needs to fix this. then forces are continuing to target ukraine's second largest city, russian shelling and bombing across kharkiv caused massive fires and damaged several residential neighborhoods. according to the city's mayor, the attacks have left the city completely ruined and h

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. thank you for joining us. is 6 despite steady hospitalization rates. the number of covid cases is rising in the bay area. and with mother's day as can mention and cinco de mayo celebrations happening over the next few days, is it safe to gather at this time? so joining us now to talk more about all of this ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin-hong. doctor, thank you for being with us where you stand on this. the country is dealing with not wearing masks at a time when the numbers are rising. what is your advice? >> well, time i so think we can do all the things that we want to do, which is reconnect with humanity. reconnect with the moms. we connect the important people in our lives. but we have to do so and as safe as responsible away as possible to what it means is your safest when you're up to date on see if it's when you need knew how to access back. facts looted the oral agents. so the ones most at risk if something were to happen and of course, you can do the same things that we know. well, i

hi pam.steve paulson back again with your memorial day holiday forecast looks nice mentioned that it looks like a pretty good day here overall, not too hot not to cool breeze will kick in, but we're under clear skies. the system that was responsible for the cloud government. a little bit of drizzle from light rain to the north has moved out. so we look good here. water taps cold, though. so anytime you get a little warm up fog is usually on deck. their upper forties low fifties continue to be very cold. as we transition from the end of may and two june, and if they stay cold, that means june gloom probably is in the forecast. little bit of a breeze. most of it's in the higher elevations. still not that bad, though. twenties and thirties on the temps forties fifties sixties 60 for us now, 50, santa maria 60 bookends san diego and los angeles. there's the system we had on the weekend and the rockies. high pressure in between the next system will give us a warm up, but just a teeny bit today, bu

claudine and pam.e commute there is not going to be all that slow yet. so if you have a little bit of, you know, head start. i think i might do you well, getting over to marin county, which is doing well, this is a little more congested, though. the bay bridge nothing out of the ordinary, but this is the time when it starts getting congested. just like clockwork. it started getting that way at about 10 minutes after six. this is a look at interstate 80 that doesn't look too slow and driving across the same mateo bridge is still doing very well . we have pretty good visibility here. i can see all the way over to say mateo and foster city in the peninsula. now it's 6 18. let's bring in the man who knows about today's weather here, steve are going to be the man when you'd be answered everything. thank you, sir. all right. i'll get to it here. our good friend chris henry and i sometimes think alike and i had this same thought coming in. i'm calling it now. may 3rd 2022. there will be no record highs in the

i'm pam moore and i'm catherine heenan. the warriors. there are a memphis for game 5 of the semifinals with a 3 one series lead. >> over the grizzlies fans in san francisco and all around the bay area getting ready for the big game to kron. 4 sports reporter kylen mills live from thrive city and san francisco where a watch party is already getting started. kylen. >> hey, ladies, so much excitement down here that thrive city plaza outside chase center fans filling up the area out here. they've got blankets. they've got their chairs set up. everyone also receiving these gold blooded towels on their way in and these fans are pumped to watch game 5. they're hoping the workers will send the memphis grizzlies packing and eliminate them from the playoffs while advancing themselves to the western conference finals. in this game, the warriors will be without head coach steve kerr for the second straight game misuse dealing with covid-19 assistant coach mike brown will take the reins for the warriors once again. the mask a lead. the team to a scra

i'm pam moore and i'm catherine heenan.s happened. >> about 10, 30 this morning at the pg and e livermore training facility that's southeast of 5.80, and vasco road a pg and e says that the injuries fortunately did not appear to be life-threatening. but both people injured have been hospitalized. and that's why we find kron four's terisa sassy. and now she has the very latest on the investigation. teresa. >> well, hi, pam and catherine, we are out here in livermore. as you're mentioning, we're here at the livermore electric safety academy. there are so many questions at this hour about what went wrong out here. we've got some video that we just got into the newsroom that we want to share with you. this is all from our quad copter 4. you can save yourself an up close look at the crash. now this happened close to 10:00am. there was a pilot in cell inside the bail for '07 and a trainee outside the helicopter. the ntsb is not releasing the names of either person. currently. we do know that this was a helicopter contracted to do

i'm pam moore. an advocate is ken wayne has the night off on that same morning, police had to break up 3 sideshows early sunday, including one where a police cruiser was vandalized. our first rob nesbitt joins us now. we talked to some of the residents who woke up but to some car tires, pretty elation. yeah. very loud night, guys. some residents in san francisco, south beach neighborhood say this isn't the first time a sideshow has happened there at burning rubber and squealing tires continue. some say they're moving out. driver speeding in circles and a crowd of spectators with their cell phone cameras up. >> san francisco police responded to the sideshow scene at 12:41am. in the morning sunday at harrison and main streets. it's where we'll decker lives and says he was woken up by the sounds of cars and fireworks. people are parking walking up. it was a madhouse, you know, is a very scary situation for someone like myself didn't know was going on. tire marks are still visible in the middle of the i

pam. vicki, back to you. >> justine, thank you. and continuing our coverage in justice alito is league draft opinion striking down abortion rights. he makes reference to the landmark supreme court ruling which allowed same marriage that has many in the lgbtq community concern. marriage equality may be the next domino to fall. but first, dan kerman report. >> they took away our first marriage whether prop 8 passed the prop proponents tried to take a where's our second marriage? the court said no, you can't do that. and yet here we are yet for more than 35 year. stuart gaffney and john lewis have been a couple. >> first, mary, during san francisco's 2004 winner of love. and then legally remarried. in 2008, they've seen the ups and downs of prop 8 and the supreme court's 2015 reeling legalizing same marriage. the latest shoe to drop a supreme court justice samuel alito, sleek draft opinion striking down abortion rights in it. he references that 2015 same marriage ruling which raises the question is marriage the next to fall? it's very

i'm pam cook. welcome to friday. is definitely changing, mr drizzles out. state mr drizzles in towns also very mild, very much kind of muggy, humid as well. and i tropical maybe maybe a little bit. yes we could say that's nicer. nicer yes, when i looked at the thermometer this morning, said 55, so i looked at the other three and it said 55 55 56, so that's right. santa rosa, san francisco livermore, palo alto san jose all between 55 57 . yes, there's some drizzle out there and some fog. it's mainly a low overcast, but once that burns off and get some sun probably won't be too bad kind of muggy, mild. this will be the last kind of mild day if you will, because cooler air is on the way and much colder is on the way for sunday so sun clouds kind of muggy highs today, sixties and seventies. it kind of close for some little below for others. alright sounds here. it's 501 on a friday and i hope it's friday light. is that what we're seeing so yeah. there you are. yeah oh, yeah. we're doing friday light, steve. so far, anywa

pam this morning.'re getting a better idea of what happened that day when the frantic calls just flooded the san jose police dispatch center during that emergency. ktvu james torres spoke with the dispatchers who are trained to keep a sense of calm in the middle of a tragedy. and as emergency 911 call taker, you learn to expect the unexpected. san jose emergency. latisha thompson tries to master that i just want to rise to vacation to make sure that i'm able to help. one year ago, 15 minutes before the end of her shift, that occasion came shooter guadalupe light rail, latisha answered the first call of the vta light rail mass shooting. is anyone shot? yes, i think eight people. eight people are shot. yeah, he said. at uh, eight people have been shot. and that's when i knew that you know, we both had an assignment. the caller's assignment pass along important information. her assignment, keep everyone else safe and get police to the scene as quickly as possible. she is expected to remain calm while doin

david pam will send it back to you.st bay school or trying to ease the fears of students, teachers and parents, the sandy hook promise club at california high school in san ramon says everyone needs a safe place, and it's part of a national organization that helps protect children from gun violence and the emotional fallout from shootings. student leaders say they try to create beauty and peace where there is fear and hope to see a warning signs when students are especially fragile or on edge. just not a lot of answers. as of right now, i think right now we're just trying to figure out how can we help students feel safe on campus, and sometimes that starts with just talking about it? the sandy hook promise club says it wants to send a message of love and inclusion. club leaders say students are welcome to share the burdens they carry in a safe place and know they have support in all kinds of situations. our time is 6 35 parents here in the bay area and around the country or deciding how to talk to their kids about what

i'm pam cook monday morning. may 9th hope you had a nice weekend we went up towards the sierra foothills and steve. it was chilly. we got a lot of rain, and i know they're expecting some more snow up there. right there. getting snowed north. they're getting snow up in this year. yes wind was a lot of wind screaming wind all day long. also called for may no doubt about it. temperatures forties would not be surprised. next couple of mornings, there's some thirties popping up a little bit of activity already to the north. that's where the low is going to drop in and settle right over the bay area late monday night into tuesday, the coldest air does not arrive until tomorrow. so we'll called morning sun clouds won't take long to get some showers. scattered showers and well below average on the highs today, fifties or very low sixties. all right, let's get back to the news now with payment, david tired, steve. thank you for starting with breaking news in the east bay, where firefighters in alameda or at the scene of a

alright pam time.on to stanford university. it will be used to set up a new school to study the effects of climate change and find solutions. it's the largest donation and stanford's history and one of the largest for any school. along with the money donated by door. stanford also received $590 million from other donors for the new climate school. and it's 5 47. i noticed this morning even at three a.m. more cars out on the road, so i don't know if that's continued sell. you did. okay it seems and right now we don't have a big backup at the plaza and sometimes we do so i don't know what's going on there, pam. we can show you their. maybe everyone got on the road early, and now they're already at work. that could be it. or maybe the big backups are coming in just a little bit. you can see here that right now traffic is doing okay. in the east bay and i should looking around for some slow traffic. we do have a little bit of slowing already as you come up through pittsburgh and bay point on highway four,

>> listen, pam, it's beyond the 18-year-old.people who have, you know, issues, should they be able to get weapons? right. 214 mass shootings is a staggering number. god only knows where we will be at the end of the year. we look at these violent attacks perpetrated from individuals in varying background and varying motivations. we understand the common denominator of this is the gun. but listen, due to the political paralysis around the gun issue right now. are we going to move the needle by saying, hey, we will restrict this, restrict that. we have to have those discussion and hopefully we have a bipartisan approach to dealing with you know smart gun laws. but we have to look at other ways to deal with mass shootings and prevent it now. we actually have to start to gen addressing this issue with a whole of community approach. not just a single issue approach. but a whole of community, where we actually look at how do we prevent the violence outcome from occurring? and this has to do with you know interactions can law enforcemen

we thank you so much, charlie and pam and congresswoman beth van duyne.ore on the struggling economy. according to the pew research center a whopping 70% of americans are deeply concerned with inflation and now the federal chairman is saying that getting inflation under control will not be easy and he cannot guarantee a soft landing, which is key and an important phrase. in other words, buckle up because we are in for a rough ride. joining us now is phil flynn and the chairman of the conservative political commission. so matt, let's start with you. some people may not realize when you talk about a soft landing, that means that if you cannot have that, that we would then be expecting the economy to be damaged and moving into a recession as a result of this and trying to control inflation. can you explain what is happening for the audience? >> i sure can. you really hate when the captain of the plane says hey, we have to be careful, we are pulling hard. well, that's what they are trying to do. he knows that there is so much inflation and the only way to fig

>> reporter: yeah, pam, the president has an incredibly jam packed day today.he begins with meeting with the emperor of japan. then we have this meeting with the prime minister of japan. there will be a bilateral meeting followed with a press conference with reporters. there is an interesting scheduling event on his schedule. it is going to be a meeting of families of japanese citizens of people abducted by north korea many years ago. this is going to be one to watch and an interesting note in his day given the focus during this trip to asia on issues related to north korea. and then out later in the day, there will be a big event, where the president unveiled this economic framework, this indo pacific economic framework that they have been talking so much about, a big question, of course, is which countries will ultimately end up signing on to this framework and then later in the evening, there is going to be a dinner hosted by the prime minister. now, pam, a lot of people have been asking during this trip to asia, if this, is the president finally turning his

can this thing ever be stopped. >> absolutely, pam. what the governor there is correct about is this stuff is so pervasive and social media across many platforms even the major platforms like facebook trying to crack down on it but of course there's been alternative platforms that have become popular in the post-january 6th world when so many hateful figures got kick off major social media platforms. people moved places where there are fewer rules. obviously the governor may have more information than we have right now. but with any investigation like this we need to find out more about what this suspect might have been doing online. we've heard that there is a purported manifesto. and of course a reportedly streamed live on twitch. so in that case it certainly seems this was a very online individual. and, you know, it really -- he we reported i reported three years ago on the massacre in christchurch in new zealand which is similar to what we saw today in that that was also streamed live. in that case streamed live on facebook. i thin

that's right, pam.to beat, but nothing the warriors can't handle. to have home court. fantastic um, we're excited to open up in front of our home fans. and we're. dialed in on on dallas, fully aware of how well they've played not just in the playoffs, but really, since about the new year has been one of the best teams in the league. so huge challenge ahead, but challenge great opportunity. coach kerr said the warriors looked good and felt good yesterday when they hit the practice floor inside of chase center, and it's looking like otto porter is going to be back in action tonight. after missing game six with memphis with foot soreness gary payton is recovering from a fractured left elbow will find out tonight if he's able to get back on the court. the warriors are heavy favorites to win this series game tips off at six o'clock tonight, reporting live from chase center demagogues. ktvu fox two news. okay, thank you. she's right there in the court. fantastic hey, sal. you're looking good, too. how does ou

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our anderson cooper gives us a preview. >> thanks, pam.is is something we haven't seen, the war through the eyes of one mother as she shelters in a basement with three children in kyiv. her name is elena. she was a tour guide before russia invaded. she posted videos about ukraine on youtube. when the bombs started falling, she decided to keep it rolling, keep a video diary of what she and her kids and her husband were experiencing. they moved into a basement shelter and have spent the entire war there every night, never knowing if they would survive through the night. i talked on elena on "360" a few weeks ago and was finally able to meet her in kyiv. when i saw the video she shot, i realized what an extraordinary thing it was. it's a view of war we've never seen before, intimate and personal. elena is lovely and thoughtful and a caring person. this is the war diary of elena. here is a brief clip. in the morning, against all odds, kyiv is still in ukrainian control. >> the latest update is that we are alive. i am alive. this is irena, she

i'm pam cook monday morning. may 23rd let's check in with steve paulson for a look at our weather. it's going to warm up today. dave what did i tell you? before pam walked in warmer and warmer. there you go. yes it is. pamela kinda had a feeling you can tell. right alright, well, we'll get a couple of days of warm weather and that will come right back down again. and maybe even unseasonably cool, but not for about another week or so, but few high clouds better than that. that's that's going to do it now. today is not the crazy day but tomorrow will be even warmer. but today we'll go from sixties seventies eighties to near natty few high clouds here in the morning getting warmer, that's for sure. and highs today will start to go above average. no, really be above average specially tomorrow. all right, let's head over to my good friend, mr sal castaneda happy monday. the same way you steve, and we're off to a nice start. i'd say if you are driving anywhere in the bay area looks pretty good if you're driving on 80 w

our friend miley cyrus is back on the show. [ cheers and applause and you may know them as pam and angelathe office bffs tales of the office from two best friends who were there," is on sale now. jenna fischer and angela kinsey will also be joining us. [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, with prominent figures on the right embracing and parroting the dangerous white nationalist conspiracy theory known as the great replacement, it's worth noting that in addition to being deeply racist, bigoted, and dehumanizing, it's also incredibly stupid. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause >> seth: and you might remember that throughout his presidency, donald trump tried to fan the flames of a racist conspiracy theory by claiming the democrats were somehow organizing caravans of migrants to cross the southern border for their own political benefit, and even handing out cash to incentivize people to come to the us >> this is an invasion i was badly criticized for using the word "invasion." it's an invasion people hate the word invasion, but that's what

pam bondi, do you believe this is real? believe pos do you believe possiblysi that there might be someme political motives behind it, maybe one of which as professor dershowitzne o is saying, could be the idea of pushing forward the idea court packing? do you think this is real? first of all, sean, i do think it's real because it's political . i've never seen pol political . i can't believe that politico would ever print something so important without checking or sources. they know who the leak is and the leak is credible. and to your second point, i firmly agree with what professor dershowitz said. i believe this is the liberals.. i believe this is something that i believe this is someone as shannon said, he's risking their career, riskingnki her career because of this opinion. i think it's a draft. d >>ra it's clearly a draft. it's not finalized. but hopefully it is true . you know, there is no constitutional right to s abortion. this should go back to the statesac where i should have been. and so i think this is w a libe