some of the fog i saw coming in pam and i told pam i it was scary.ld barely see a few feet in front of me. but this is the fog around the golden gate bridge. we're seeing right now. and we'll be talking about it all morning. probably good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. it's tuesday, november december. went back to november for a second day back here in december . gracious it's december 5th. rosemary says yes that fog is going to stick around for a while. the whole morning commute. >> yes. good morning to both of you. and by the way, pam, i don't mind going back to november. i'm not ready for the end of the year just yet. yeah yeah. good morning to all of you. the dense fog out there is widespread and the advisory goes until 11:00 this morning. so if you do have to be out and about, just be prepared. give yourself some extra time. now, yesterday morning it was for our north bay valley location is back there once again. our coastline, our valleys, every place except for the

>> good morning, pam. as far as what caused this crash, while officials are still trying to figure out just that, i can tell you here at the hospital, we are at in san jose, two people were transferred here. four others were taken to a hospital closer to where that crash happened in santa cruz. i do want to get right to the video, though, from last night. you can see this bus very, very badly damaged, especially the front end of that bus. this crash did not appear to involve another vehicle, according to law enforcement officials who were at the scene. the front end, as i mentioned, looks to be basically completely destroyed. a five passengers, one driver were on board again. so that's six total that were taken to the hospital. again, two taken here to san jose. one person was airlifted, five others were transferred by ground via ambulance. it is unclear if the person who was airlifted is a passenger or excuse me, they were, of course, a passenger. but it's unclear if that person was a driver or just a pas

pam good morning to both of you. we are starting out with some lightrillionain over areas of the east bay and down through parts of the south bay as well as we shift in a little bit closer here, continuing to see pockets of moderate rain over the santa cruz mountains as well as right the right along the coastline there of santa cruz, and then shifting in towards fremont. hayward. take a look. oakland is dry at the moment, at least relatively speaking. and then going farther inland along 680 highway 24 580 highway for covered in the green at the moment into the north bay. just a few light scattered showers reported at this time. it will be on and off as we roll through the first half of today. as the next storm approaches, a better look at what we can expect for today and the rest of the extended forecast in just a little bit. at 501, sounds like the inner east bay may have a little bit of an extra trouble this morning due to that rain. sal. yeah that's right rosemary. >> we do have some slow traffic out there. we hav

and pam, good morning to both of you.we get into the afternoon, not really going to feel like december. temperatures are going to be several degrees above average, mid to upper 60s for our warmer spots today. outside our doors at this hour, under partly cloudy conditions. temperatures ranging in the low 40s to low 50s. have a look at those current conditions plus talk more about the patchy dense fog and the hazardous conditions along our beachfront as well. coming up in just a little bit at 530. sal also keeping an eye on that fog this morning. hi, sal. >> hey, good morning, rosemary. yeah, it's foggy. some of our pictures, we can't see them, although we can tell what's going on because of the road sensors. highway 24. i'm going to show you this picture because it might change here later on. we may not be able to see 24 lafayette heading over to the tunnel. we can right now. it's a little foggy at the bay bridge toll plaza at. and the fog is a little lower now than it was near the coliseum. 531 let's go back to the headli

as we are seeing pam, it is certainly helping him in fundraising. he is using these legal issues as a way to boost support and bumped fund raising. >> if anything it gives him -- and you have to wonder if there's any other candidate to effect. paul, does desantis have a point that trump indictments have sucked a lot of oxygen from the primary race? and is it on desantis and these other candidates to do something about that rather than just complain about it. >> actually, i was listening to alice and she is 1000 times better at this than ron desantis. i mean, this is why her candidate won iowa when she was working for ted cruz. desantis, there is 24 days till the iowa caucus, and the only thing he should be talking about is how i can make your life better. instead, he is whining that his lucky opponent, oh he is so lucky because he got indicted four times out of 91 charges, what a stroke of luck mr. trump had! i just can't stand -- anyways. but, this is free advice. i used to charge a lot of money for this. talk about the voters lives, not your life,

>> yeah, that is right, pam.ressing his -- to the families of those mistakingly killed by the israeli military in the neighbor head where there has been intense fighting. saying, quote, this is an unbearable tragedy. my heart goes out to the families aching during their time of immense grief. i would like to censure into our brave soldiers focusing on the sacred mission of returning our hostages, even with the price of sacrificing their own lives. we have learned of the names of two out of the three houses killed in this incident. they are 28-year-old yotam haim who was kidnapped on october 7th and 25-year-old samer talalka , who was kidnapped from kibbutz also on october 7th. the military has says it is investigating this incident and that it is take the lessons learned from it and conveying those from what colonel -- just told you, pam. they are telling troops to be more careful in the coming days and weeks given this incident that just happened. this sheds light on how the israeli military has been a rating an

pam? >> very sad. melissa bell, thank you. >>> well, up next an update on the expected u.n. vote on a resolution calling for a sus suspension in fighting in gaza. >>> plus chef jose andres on the crisis there and how his world central l kitchen ststaff is helplping. he w was just inin gaza. we'r're going toto talk k to hi comingng up. >>> tonight for a fourth time this week the un security council has delayed a vote on a resolution calling for a suspension in fighting and encouraging more humanitarian aid into gaza. the vote is expected tomorrow, the aid is certainly needed. today a u.n. backed report revealed more than half 1 million people 1-4 households are facing catastrophic hunger and starvation. the report warned the roughly 2.2 million residents of gaza could face famine in the months ahead if the current environment continues without enough access to food. joining us tonight is chef jose andres . for years now he and his world central kitchen staff have been in gaza. he is also coauthor of the world central cookbook leaving humanity, eating whole. chef andres, thank

pam.ant every family to know that they can come and get. >> but that safety net in that moment that you need that needed 3 years after that, i was working. i was going to school and i so i'm going need it somebody. another family took my spot. >> is busy learning about her new job for clients. and everything she can about this historic church. >> one lived for the last 60 years has focused pretty much exclusively on the tenderloin. the pandemic has increased the number of food insecure and homeless people in san francisco and they can now be found across the entire city. so we've increased our geographic scope to be the entire city of san francisco. >> the glide forward strategy is an ambitious san francisco and particularly the tenderloin neighborhood present. huge challenges glides. 32 million dollar budget will be put to the test. the new plans call for expanding services beyond the tenderloin more health services mobile clinics, additional kitchen location's extended family services, o

andre. >> well good morning, pam.d just a few minutes after midnight yesterday morning on westbound highway four in martinez. investigators believe only one car was involved here. chp says the child who died was five years old. investigators do not believe this child was properly restrained in a car seat at the time. the other child is an 11 year old and is hospital with major injuries for an unknown reason. >> the vehicle went off the roadway, maybe struck a tree, and we talked with a woman who says she saw the crash. >> she says she stopped to see if she could help the victims after she saw the badly damaged car. >> there was two babies. yes, one, i think, passed away and the other that i was holding was is looks like he's in critical condition. they were resuscitating him while the relationship between the driver and the children is not yet clear. >> the driver was taken to the hospital and is being treated for moderate injuries. after leaving the scene, chp officers went to the hospital and arrested that driver, w

pam. >> i want every family to know that they can come and get. but that safety net in that moment that you need that needed 3 years after that, i was working. i was going to school and i so i'm going need it somebody. another family took my spot. >> is busy learning about her new clients. everything she can about this historic church. >> one lived for the last 60 years has focused pretty much exclusively on the tenderloin. the pandemic has increased the number of food insecure or in homeless people in san francisco and they can now be found across the entire city. >> the glide forward strategy is an ambitious san francisco and particularly the tenderloin neighborhood present. huge challenges glides. 32 million dollar budget will be put to the test. the new plans call for expanding services beyond the tenderloin more health services mobile clinics, additional kitchen locations, extended family services, outreach and more. >> what will always remain at the heart of glide from cecil and jan. and now to gina inclusivity, social justice and love. >> i

thank you so much, pam. still to come. >> we're going to tell you about a local family is filing a lawsuit against san francisco police after the won't bomb incident. >> where dozens of teenagers were arrested. one family say the arrests were a big mistake, a local coffee shop to decorations. now back where they belong, where a viewer found, the flowers that were stolen from >> new at 10 tonight, a driver is in the hospital after driving their car into the water in benicia early this morning near the 9th street boat launch ramp. fortunately the driver was able to get out of the car safely before it fully submerged. crews say after hours of searching the car was finally located with sonar technology and a dive team has been called in to try to get the car out of the water. the boat ramp is currently closed until further notice. an update to a story we brought you over the weekend. the flowers that were stolen from planners outside of san jose coffee shop have been found in our back at crema coffee. the kron 4

and pam is absolutely right. this is a -- this is not just a prank call.otential life-threatening situation that is occurring. there are protocols that law enforcement has to use on a felony response. but they. but they have to have lethal weapons with them. but they have to be on guard. they burst into homes that are justified using no knock warrants. and what happens as a result, we know the breonna taylor situation. we know the at the situation. they are doing this on purpose to go after a conservative that they don't agree with their policies. >> jason: yeah, and the other thing is that they are taking away from another call that may require a true actual rapid response. pam bondi, brett tolman, two of the best. thank you for joining us tonight in on "hannity." i do appreciate it. americans are extremely unhappy with joe biden's handling of the economy and this weekend, the president was quick to pass the blame for his unpopular policies. david asmond and kaylee mcghee white will join us next on this special edition of "hannity." ♪ ♪ >> jason: welcome

andre. >> pam.to deandre stamper at his old high school, eastside college prep. stamper was killed last july on kavanaugh drive while heading to his aunt's house. police have now released new images from a surveillance camera showing part of this incident. a white sedan hitting stamper speeding off. he was just 26 at the time and working several part time jobs, including a bank teller, a home improvement store associate and a teacher's assistant at an elementary school. >> a big part is gone from all of us. he was the life of the party. he was a human being. he wasn't rogue. kill and stand up and be responsible because we need some. we need some closure. every day it's just piercing in my heart. >> his mother taking care of the memorial that's been set up at the crash site. family members describing stamper as loving and compassionate. >> i do have the memory of the last day we spent, so i can hold that close to my heart. >> his family says he dreamt of united his east palo alto community. he wanted

i'm pam cook. >> what's today, pam? >> it is friday. >> it's friday, the first day of december.ood morning. i'm dave clark. steve paulson is here to any chance of rain for us here. a little bit, but more likely on saturday. >> mostly north. not a lot south. not a lot south north of that golden gate, north of a marin county. >> pamela, we get a lot over there. you do? >> you've you've been leader of the pack here lately, that's for sure. although about two weeks ago, it was sonoma county and napa county, 41 to 50, 40, 42, excuse me to 51 there. santa rosa and livermore in there, some breaks in the clouds and there are a few 30s showing up, especially out towards the east bay. but clouds will be on the move here, so it'll be a mix of some sun and then turning cloudy and not very warm. temperatures are staying cool. upper 50s and low 60s. all right. over to sal now at 431 and he's here to tell us hopefully it's light out there. >> yeah, it is light. and it's good to see that because on friday sometimes we get a break and let's go right to the toll plaza. you can see it looks very g

pam. >> i want every family to know that they can come and get. but that safety net in that moment that you need that needed 3 years after that, i was working. i was going to school and i so i'm going need it somebody. another family took my spot. >> is busy learning about her new job for clients. and everything she can about this historic church. >> one lived for the last 60 years has focused pretty much exclusively on the tenderloin. the pandemic has increased the number of food insecure and homeless people in san francisco and they can now be found across the entire city. so we've increased our geographic scope to be the entire city of san francisco. >> the glide forward strategy is an ambitious san francisco and particularly the tenderloin neighborhood present. huge challenges glides. 32 million dollar budget will be put to the test. the new plans call for expanding services beyond the tenderloin more health services mobile clinics, additional kitchen location's extended family services, outreach and more. >> what will always remain at the hea

i'm pam cook monday morning december 11th.because i think the weather is going to be changing in a few days next week. okay. yeah >> this week looks quiet. there's not a lot going on. but yes, cold 30s for all here except san francisco. and you can find some 4140 twos in the city, officially 47. last i looked, livermore is down to 32. palo alto, 35 san jose around 3839. so it's a hazy shade of winter. meteorological winter, by the way. cold morning lows, patchy fog, very little. but you might encounter some maybe north or out to the valley. fair skies, hazy, little northerly breeze in the hills and except for occasional high cloud, we're good to go. probably most of this week with 50s and 60s. all right. sal is here to talk about hopefully quiet, but things usually pick up at this time. what are you seeing, sal? >> well, steve, to take a page out of your book, it's not a manic monday just yet, but we are seeing some traffic that is backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze and the metering lights are on, although i would

. >> i'm pam cook wednesday morning december 6th. steve paulson is back. >> yes, he's back. >> are you bringing some rain with you as you come back to work? there's no reason to come back unless i'm bringing rain. well, you're welcome. anytime but rain is nice. >> we mentioned about a week ago, maybe the seventh. well, it's coming in on the sixth. close enough. and then it will be another little later on the seventh. but the main system is later today. 40s, 50s, some fog out there. again, 40s, 50s on the temps. our system still has a little ways to go. so for the morning you're good to go. i mean there's going to be some sun then we'll get increasing clouds. if i had to put a timeline on it somewhere around 4:00, probably a little earlier to the north, but it should sweep through by this evening. and temperatures 50s and low to a few mid 60s due to a south breeze. all right. 4:00 in the morning, sal is here to tell us what hopefully nothing. >> yeah, there's not a lot going on which is good. i like what i see steve traffic is doing w

pam, boris? >> alex, please stand by. europe with cnn's fred pleitgen live for us in berlin. fred, what are you hearing from german officials? >> reporter: hi there, boris. it's interesting because alex was talking about what is going on in denmark. there's no relations to what has been going on here in germany apparently, but there certainly are similarities. here in germany also, four people were arrested in total, but one of those arrests also took place in the netherlands as well. this is as far as the german federal prosecutors concerned. three people were arrested here in berlin. what we have from the federal prosecutors office and the german authorities is they say all three people who were arrested were long-standing members of hamas, or are long-standing members. they went even further to say that all of them have very close and direct ties to the leadership of the military wing of hamas which is of course the al-qassam brigades. with the germans are saying is they believe that hamas has started to put a weapons

i'm pam cook tuesday morning december 12th.aulson foggy pretty cold again today right? for most of us. >> that is correct. dave you'll understand if you want to see a bart station that has changed. it's the walnut creek bart station right? >> dramatically. unbelievable. dramatically changed. >> a friend of mine who moved away from concord, he came back and i said, walnut creek, bart. and he goes, you're kidding me. so he had he had no idea. yeah. 30s to 50s. what? yeah. livermore's 36. yet you're seeing 50in palo alto san jose 52. a lot of low clouds and fog. so we are lost in a fog here. numerous reports of drizzle, low cloud deck fog. i mean it goes well inland. well to the south as well. if you can get through that fog bank, you'll have hazy sun and it'll be warm. if not, i mean up above, we're good to go. it's just this time of year it's tough to burn off a big fog bank like this. but we'll go with 60s on the temps is all right. 6:00 in the morning. sal is here picking up somewhere or where are we going? yeah it's getting a

>> well, right now, pam, we do not. the sarasota police department really has not said anything about this case officially. we know that police have -- we know the investigation, at least according to the search warrant affidavit, began over two months ago, and that police have reviewed text messages and other messages on social media between christians the glare and the accuser. we also know that police have reviewed surveillance video showing christian arriving at the house of the accuser on the day of the alleged sexual assault. we're also told, at least according to this document, that christian told police that he recorded this sexual encounter, which again, he says was consensual, and that police are still in the process of trying to obtain that piece of video. pam. >> all right, carla suarez. thank you so much. up next, more breaking news. the latest from iceland, which is living up to its nickname of land of fire of and ice with a volcanic eruption tonight.

pam? >> rafael romo, thank you. >>> the former president weighed in today about the language he's been using repeatedly to describe unauthorized immigrants, also about his resemblance to adolf hitler's. as to the former president saying these immigrants are destroying the blood of the country, he repeated it. >> when you look at it, look at what's coming in, from all over the world -- not one group. they're coming in from asia, from africa, from south america. they're coming from all over the world. they're coming from prisons. they're coming from mental institutions and insane asylums. they're terrorists. absolutely, that's poisoning our country, that's poisoning the blood of oour country. >> notably he did not include people from europe. his wife melania is an immigrant in eastern europe. as for borrowing from hitler, listen. >> first of all, i know nothing of hitler. i'm not a student of hitler. i never read his works. they said he said something about blood. he didn't say it the way i

. >> reporter: first of all you are right, pam.certainly very confusing, and it's all taking place in three european countries that are all neighboring. the germans are saying that, in total, four people were arrested, and they say three of those people have direct links to hamas, or long-standing hamas members. those three people were all arrested right here where i am in berlin. there was a fourth person arrested in the netherlands, who apparently was also part of what was going on. the germans are saying that these three people who were arrested here in berlin had long-standing ties to the al-qassam brigades, the armed wing of hamas. that they were essentially tasked with finding a weapons depot that is buried somewhere. they have been trying to do that for a few months now, to bring those weapons from germany, in what would have been attacks at jewish sites across europe. of course, security has been increased a great deal at jewish institutions here in germany since the october 7th attacks. of course, israel's military campaig

on those bridges jesus christ walks, oh, god forbid, oh, walks, walks, wears a cigarette holder, vam-pam-pamhave it on you, oh, god, i have it on you, to cut off the head, to sow the head, to bury it in thunder , oh, give it! oh my god, what about waiting for the night near the grave, when that hoof will kill early, oh, god forbid, the horse jesus christ will rise from the grave. oh, by that word, be healthy, oh , god grant, he will get along with his wife, his wife with the neighbor, oh, god grant that all the relatives are healthy, that the house is cheerful.

pam. to a presenter so that they both would have the opportunity to provide some comment before the board engages. and if you want to speak, pam, feel free to raise your hands and we'll elevate you. thank you . always a pleasure to be here. i know this is a tough night for all of you and i want to start out, first of all, by really commending your staff who just did a herculean task, working with dr. clark and jenny jackie and who are this? i have to say, i think this is the most accurate work that's gone into a budget since i've been involved with the district. i want to refer you to the i think it was the second nyp that you showed or maybe it was the first. it was the first one in an and the two most critical lines, of course, are the two lines that get larger as time goes on. and i want to point out that the hard work comes in the line just above the red line, which is the ongoing cuts over actually, it's the other one. let's look at the one where you're not having $400 million in defi

i'm pam cook.s a look at your dollars and cents nate pam macy's thank you pam pam. >> the two are synonymous, right? all right. thank you so much, pam. all right. people in central tennessee are surveying the damage this morning after several tornadoes over the weekend. the storms killed at least six people, destroyed homes, knocked out power to thousands. tornadoes caused some catastrophic damage in and around nashville. all first responders spent the day yesterday trying to find people who were still trapped. people who rode out the storm say it was terrifying. >> i could see a funnel starting to form. and when i saw the transformers blowing, that's when we're like, yeah, we got we got to go downstairs immediately . >> the whole house shook. i heard a clash. i heard glass breaking. the whole it was a blowout. and i started crying and panicking and praying. >> this morning, thousands of people are still without power. utility crews from other states are heading to tennessee to help. >> how? all ri

anderson. >> pam brown, thanks. we'll be right back. >>> the first episode of seine two of my podcast, "all there is" is out now. it's a very personal podcast about grief and loss, which is something all of us will experience in our lives but often have a very hard time talking about or even acknowledging, which has certainly been the case for me. it's really in the last few months that i realized how deeply i buried my grief and run from it most my life. the podcast is about trying to face grief and learn from it and live with it. i talked to a lot of really remarkable people whose strength and courage has been inspiring. next week's episode a personal conversation about loss with president biden at the white house. episode one is available right now. it's with a psychotherapist and author named francis well ker, whose work is really powerful in grief. you can find season two on apple podcasts, spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. episode one is out there now. i hope you like it and find it helpful. helpful.

, pam and then the melody on top, you say that you also have covers in your repertoire, well, that isn’t plan today, original music, let 's do what you want then, well, of course, gentlemen, here when you have no, and of course, when you have a slide against the background of the ped, comrades in the air, there is a very, very noticeable smell of pink floyd, even if you die, but pink floyd on valo laika, of course , it was worth waiting for today's meeting with you, it's very interesting, that's why you... are called dark soul, as in bright souul you are quite successful, quite a bright soul, not dark, as if it were a pseudonym could have been translated, well , i started writing, that is, i actually started my way from drumon bay from music, that is, into dark rhythms, that is , i really listened to this kind of darkside music, when i think like that, try to write something yourself, i started writing, writing and i think i need some kind of nickname, i also wrote directly it’s all so heavy, you’re such a dark soul, it’s cool. i told everyone about this to my friends, it’s great, but

pam bondi, i don't know, new york son wrote about double jeopardy.on't like the terminology, but the issue is: does the president have immunity? he was still in office when these laws, you know, he's being sued or tried for a period of time when he was still the president. so that's presidential immunity. will you give me that? and does that lead to executive privilege? will you give me that? i have to be very careful here as a nonlawyer. >> yes, larry. so what jack smith has done is, you know, we all know his only goal is to get president trump tried by super tuesday. he wants him -- this is a criminal trial, not civil. he wants him to be forced to be sitting in the courtroom during super tuesday, which to me is the ultimate election interference, during a presidential election. but here's what's going to happen. the supreme court has only agreed to expedited briefing, not an expedited hearing. meaning that once its briefed, they'll want to hear from the dc circuit and it'll also have to have multiple extensive briefings by the defense, by the prose

this will very much go down to the wire, pam.e will absolutely keep an eye on it to see if this war restarts in just three hours now. >> really getting right down to it, as before. thank you so much, oren. appreciate it. >>> i want to go to "the new york times" reporting, as well, that israel obtained hamas' attack plan more than a year ago. it has also been reported in israeli media. and "the times" reports that a veteran analyst warned hamas conducted a training exercise similar to what was outlined in those plans. i want to bring in our alex marquardt on this, our chief national security correspondent. you know, this "new york times" article really lays out all the warning signs from this pamphlet that the israeli intelligence officials had received. would the u.s. intelligence have been aware of this? >> it is possible, pam. they obviously have such a close intelligence-sharing relationship. this "new york times" article, which just has some extraordinary warnings about this document, they nicknamed the plan, jericho wall. it

>> thank you for having me on tonight, pam. the individual justices of the colorado supreme court brought honor to their court, as well to the state and federal judiciary's, with their opinion tonight, in this historic case. the court meticulously, and methodically, addressed seriodum the many state issues, and federal constitution issues that are involved in the case. they marshaled the support for each and every one of thei r decisions of state law, and federal constitutional law, as well as any judge could do. their opinion is unassailable, under the objective law of the federal constitution, and section three of the 14th amendment. the supreme court of the united states ought to affirm this decision today. >> so you call it unassailable. but, there were three judges on this court that dissented from this decision. there were three other states that didn't agree with this decision. some of the sticking points have been the fact that section three of the 14th amendment doesn't explicitly say office of the presidency. that the

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pam. i want every family to know that they can come and get. >> that that safety net in that moment that you need that needed 3 years after that i was working. i was going school and i at a going need it somebody. another family took my spot. >> is busy learning about her new job for clients. and everything she can about this historic church. >> one lived for the last 60 years has focused pretty much exclusively on the tenderloin. the pandemic has increased the number of food insecure and homeless people in san francisco and they can now be found across the entire city. so we've increased our geographic scope to be the entire city of san francisco. >> the glide forward strategy is an ambitious san francisco and particularly the tenderloin neighborhood present. huge challenges glides. 32 million dollar budget will be put to the test. the new plans call for expanding services beyond the tenderloin more health services mobile clinics, additional kitchen location's extended family services, ou

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federal prison for her role in the riot and pam joins me right now. thank you for being here. can you tell us what is your reaction to this ruling? no immunity for trump from civil suits, do you plan on suing in light of this? >> absolutely. yes. i was trampled on, they pulled my shoulder, cut my knee f it was not for the capitol police officers, i would be dead. and trump is responsible. >> if you were to sue, do you worry about the backlash from his supporters? maybe people you even know because you were among them at one point. >> no, not when you are doing the right thing. backlash does not bother me. i already gotten enough already. so, no, that would not bother plea at all. >> so, while all of this is going on, you know, former president trump he is facing multiple criminal trials, but, in spite of it all he is the front-runner in the republican presidential race right now. you were such a strong supporter at a certain point that you were at the capitol, it landed you in jail, do you have a sense of what keeps people so loyal to him and what it

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>> reporter: pam, it is really hard to predict when a jury may return a verdict. this jury began yesterday. they talk amongst themselves, deliberating for around three and a half hours. they had a question about the exact numbers that have been presented in court about how much sheamus and ruby freeman, those two election workers, one really dual ended pay them to repair their reputation. each of them asking for about $24 million just for the defamation, reputational damages. that jury has other things they have to determine, as well. they have been talking, deliberating behind closed doors. we have heard nothing from them for about four additional hours today. we are past the lunch hour they are still at work. the other thing they are determining if not just reputational damage but the amount to fine rudy giuliani for the emotional distress that he caused these two women. on top of that there are the question of how much should he be punished? we know the lawyers of ruby freeman and shaye moss want that number to be significant. it is a punitive damage number. so

. >> pam uphill is among the many who participated in the january 6th insur recollection. she served two months in federal prison for her role in the riot and pam humphill joins me right now. thank you for being here. can you tell us, what is your reaction to this ruling? no immunity for trump from civil suits. do you plan on suing in light of this? >> absolutely. yes. yeah. i was stumbled on and trampled on, they pulled my shoulder, cut my knee. if it wasn't for the capitol police officers, i would be dead. and trump is responsible. >> if you were to sue, do you worry about the backlash from his supporters? maybe people you even know because you were among them at one point? >> no. not when you're doing the right thing. backlash doesn't bother me. i've already gotten enough already. so no, that wouldn't bother me at all. >> so while all of this is going on, former president trump, he's facing multiple criminal trials. but in spite of it all, he is the front-runner in the republican presidential race right now. you were such a strong supporter at a certain point that you w

i'm pam cook. thursday morning, december 7th. >> friday eve. friday eve. >> pretty clear outside, right? we had some solid rain yesterday. any today? let's check in with steve paulson. yeah but not as much as yesterday. >> okay. it came down in my house. pamela >> we had about five hours of it. >> wow. i mean, when the front came by, it was like, okay, that was the best of the season for me. 40s, 50s. there'll be one more little, little, little system that has to swing through and it's up on the north coast and that will be here probably late morning, early afternoon. there it is. but but far less than what we had for most. again, this was all more favoring areas to the north and to the south. and that will be the same song and dance today. 50s will be popular today. all right. speaking of popular here he is, mr. sal castaneda. good morning, sir. >> steve, good morning to you. wow, that was quite the intro at 401 in the morning there. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge. it looks pretty good here. no major issues. it's nice and clear

. ♪ ♪ (vo) in three seconds, pam will decide... (pam) i'm moving closer to the grandkids! wait.ouse! (vo) don't wait, just sell directly to opendoor. easy as pie. (pam) piece of cake. (vo) whichever. get your competitve offer at opendoor.com. ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome back to the big weekend show. the crisis at the border is spiraling out of control as we speak people are trying to get into the u.s. illegally. this is live right now in arizona. griff jenkins is live in eagle pass, texas griff you're monitoring this. what's beginning on? >> hey, kat, all weekend long agents are beginning absolutely overwhelmed that i can shot right there you can see migrants coming through the wall in a breach and you've got my migrants coming from egypt and china they have to be checked to see if they're hitting terror watch last that is why the democrat arizona governor katy hobbs had to go down to visit and took to twitter today releasing a video calling for help criticizing the biden administration. take

i mean, all the that pam has yeah, to keep the hopefully he has a big case the working out. just keep as we enter over we passed by the big giant sign right in the or standing >> and now kron 4 sports. >> we knew something was coming. but i wasn't expecting this. the nba has suspended draymond green indefinitely. the nba says green suspension will begin immediately. he will be required to meet certain legal team conditions before he returns to play its hard to have sweeping reactions without knowing just how long he'll actually be out. but it's clear the nba wanted to have control over his fate in the situation because he even think before he even thinks about hooping again, he will still be able to practice while he suspended dray his agent rich paul and warriors, general manager mike dunn levy plan to meet on thursday to discuss how they'll attack in the coming weeks. i caught up with anthony slater warriors beat reporter for the athletic. he shared his thoughts on the future of draymond green. i thought i think draymond green had anything in his time of the worries might

the reporting featured on this program by our pam brown, prompted a 90-day internal review. the findings were released today. they admit unacceptable failures and say change is necessary. here's pam with more. >> reporter: dozens of people have told cnn they were sexually assaulted in the coast guard. >> i was sexually assaulted three times. the first, by a superior. >> physical sexual assault happened to me in my first year. >> a supervisor sexually assaulted me when i was a freshman. >> reporter: the circumstances eerily similar, women who were afraid to report what happened, women who were punished while their attackers went free, leaders who turned a blind eye or told victims to keep quiet. now, in an extraordinary turn, the coast guard admits it failed to keep our people safe. in a scathing internal review, the coast guard says it is lacking the programs to prevent military sexual trauma and improperly supportin the aftermath and that these failures and lack of accountability are entirety unacceptable. change is necessary. coast guard -- 90-day review in july. >> to ens

(vo) in three seconds, pam will decide... (pam) i'm moving closer to the grandkids! wait.t to sell the house! (vo) don't wait, just sell directly to opendoor. easy as pie. (pam) piece of cake. (vo) whichever. get your competitve offer at opendoor.com. >> sean: all right, tensions are really high at the climate alarmist conference this time in dubai. the president and host of the summit is found fire for remarks that he made two weeks earlier. apparently, he doesn't actually believe that science reports a phase out of oil or gas. wow! take a look. >> i accepted this meeting to have a sober and mature conversation. i'm not in any way signing up to discussion that's alarmist. there is no science out there or no scenario out there that says the phase out of fossil fuel is what's going to achieve 1.5. >> sean: well, john kerry he jetted all the way to dubai to say just this. take a look. >> there shouldn't be any more coal fired power plants anywhere in the world and the reality is we're not doing it. so, you know, measure here is really sounding the alarm bell. i find myself g

(vo) in three seconds, pam will decide... (pam) i'm moving closer to the grandkids! wait. (vo) don't wait, just sell directly to opendoor. easy as pie. (pam) piece of cake. (vo) whichever. get your competitve offer at opendoor.com. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. . >> all right. now during the town hall in iowa on tuesday, i spoke to president trump about the scandals around hunter biden and joe biden before last night's indictment. here's what he had to say. you have the biden familiar "linly. making millions from burisma. >> and china, too. >> from conglomerates in both countries. you have hunter biden admitting on "good morning america" he has no experience in oil, gas, coal or ukraine, joe leveraged a billion of our money, in spite of being obama policy, to give them a billion in loan guarantees, then gets the prosecutor fired. hunter was admitted as an addic

here's why, pam. we have to remember, the one who's asking for extraordinary relief here outside the normal channel is jack smith. ordinarily, when you lose in the district court, as donald trump had, 99% of the time, you appeal to the intermediate court of appeals. jack smith is saying, let's skip that and go right to the supreme court. and donald trump's team identifies a real weakness in jack smith's position which is this. jack smith will not say that the reason he wants to speed this up is because he wants to try donald trump before the election. instead, what jack smith gives us in his brief is a bunch of vague gibberish where he says, delay is bad and speed is good and we need speed because it's important because we don't want delay. donald trump's team effectively says, that's not a specific reason. they have to give a specific reason. that's vague. you shouldn't grant it unless they say the specific reason. i think trump's team knows jack smith will never affirm it's about the election. i thi

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(pam) piece of cake. (vo) whichever.♪ >> welcome back to "the big weekend show." so let's just admit can it, everyone regifts this time of year. >> a little housewarming. to new dippings. beginning. >> thanks. ah. actually, i gave this to you for your wedding. >> this model? >> no, this exact one. [laughter] >> oh, and now one mom has a regifting hack that all started when her and her husband saved presents for their daughter throughout the year, and here is what happened next. whether the problem is last year my daughter had a birthday party, and she had, like, ten kids there. she got gifts from all those kids, gifts from us, he got a lot. and i took -- she got a lot. and i took maybe half of those gifts and put them downstairs in a bin to save because it was way too much. but i put them in the same bin of the gifts that we've been collecting throughout the year. and now i'm wrapping up her birthday present, and i'm going through the bin and i'm, like, did we buy her this puzzle? or did her friend chloe buy her the puzz

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i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> all right, pam, thank you. times 849.l, christmas lights, they're going up on bay area homes and one neighborhood in alameda has long been the perfect place to go to. if you want to get into the holiday spirit, look at this one long block of thompson avenue is called christmas tree lane. this time of the year, the people living there have been putting up incredible lights and other elaborate holiday decorations for the past 85 years. one family who just moved to alameda says their little girl can't get enough of the sights and the sounds on christmas tree lane come back every night. >> we've been here like ten times already. we love coming to this house particular she's in love with all the decorations. they do a lot of work to set this up. >> how about do you ever do? >> and these holiday lights attract more than just the locals. people from all over the bay area have been coming to this neighborhood in alameda since the late 1930. beautiful >> all yeah, we've definitely been there more than a few times. >> i have to go.