and how they should be pitching what they are saying and sally pickett certainly comes to mind. everybody mentioned her in terms of her writings and how she is going to use pierson and re-package that to sell the story of her husband. but others such as john as mosby who's just kind of dipping his toe in the water for it, try to figure out whether or not he can be profitable if he does in fact write his own memorize. he writes significantly more about stewart before he ever writes his own memoirs. and he'll ultimately write two different memoirs. the second will be published post -- i can never say that word. >> posthumously? >> yeah, that word. [laughter] but he's very well aware of what's out there, and he's responding to it. but whether or not that's a commercial appeal, whether or not he's trent looking to sell more copies by giving a different version, but he certainly collecting everything that is being written in order to write his account. so that's not exactly the same thing that you're asking about, but certainly what's being produced is driving the way in which differ

it offers shelter and food for those experiencing homelessness pickett is a seasonal and overnight program that rotates between five programs. all sites welcome all genders 18 years and older. the first location is at the senior center on the thomas fee in at that location is open through december 18 . and of course our food for bay area donation drive is underway. more than 870,000 people, our neighbors right here in the bay area are food insecure . they open the cupboards and there is not enough there for their families and their kids. volunteers are working hard to get them the food they so desperately need . i checked in with people giving their time at a food bank in santa rosa. >> reporter: you're not only on the board of directors , this is so important. i see a lot of people smiling around this table. >> the feeling is infectious. working and our community is not only a responsibility but it brings a sense of purpose. it is an honor to be able to do that. it today for working on some mailers that will go out to the community to help remind everyone that hunker does not take a holid

. >> post dock translate scholar margo says banners are being painted and pickett signs are ready for a strike on monday. 48,000 university of california academic workers are planning to strike at u.c.'s 10 campuses after contract talks failed to reach an agreement over the past year. union me, represented by the united audience workers say wages are a key part of the dispute. some university employees make less than -- 24,000 a year. >> if people are struggling to make ends meet and struggling to finds housing this implies they won't be able to forecasts on delivering good education for our students. >> on itself website, it says u.c. continues to work in good faith with the union to find issues. u.c. berkeley says they're preparing far strike but expects few disruptionings, saying the cap pus expects that classes will go on as scheduled. but students say many classes have already been canceled or rescheduled. >> i don't know what to expect. half of them said we don't know if we're going to have classes tomorrow. >> pretty much all of my classes led by the graduate student instructor

. >> and a fellow top, and the 49ers pickett's charge is weak and the game plan was hatched, today. the team has been off since halloween. >> i got my trick-or-treating in , first time in three years which was fun. went away with the family for 2 1/2 days, then sat around and watched football, >> nick bosa went for a ride in the locker room, today, and samuel was back at practice. >> dusty baker having quite the week. the world series title as a manager, houston held its parade on monday. today, he signed a one-year deal to return next season. to top it all off, his trademark toothpicks that he chewed during the world series are going to the hall of fame. >> some people are asking for them, i don't know what they want to do with them. my agent contacted me to see if i can get a toothpick endorsement and they told me they don't need me to sell toothpicks because they don't sell them anyway. so, that was very humbling. >> take a glass , a little grit and intensity. 29 seasons, 760 wins, you have come up with quite the cocktail. and, that is iconic coach sue phillips. a local hall of f

wynne lee has an entire fresh unsullied division that george pickett division iii tigta great -- threeg for gates that can be supported by another division of troops yes james longstreet after the war and i emphasize after the war, insist that he disagreed vehemently and told lee that this was the wrong thing to do. i rather strongly suspect that much of longstreet ideas were and elaborated as time went by after the war especially after lee's death. i have the very strong suspicion that longstreet whatever reservations he expressed at that time he expressed severe enough reservations to cause lead to have any doubt. the rationale that justifies what we did can be seen by looking at what you could call the wars of the american civil war. if you look to the crimea war at the great battle he launches the same kind of headlong straightforward attack against russian positions that are entrenched with artillery and come to victory in the same thing happens with napoleon the third. and the battalion war in 1859. everything we could have learned from military examples in 18 50's was suggested

our final score is 34 test 28 arizona pickett your sunday started with live in qatar as w get set fork ten of the nfl season from our coverage not ou entire review, good night, everybody. ck races . that's ktvu dot com slash election. i want to welcome our viewers to ktvu nya that are just joining us in after the college football game, and we begin with this 11 investigators searched tonight for a group of armed masked men who robbed the hb jewelry store in san pablo. they say the robbers escaped in two cars around 4 30 today with a large amount of jewelry from the store. they're still trying to confirm how much of the jewelry was worth or how much was taken as well. no one was hurt during the heist. new at 11 . police officers made quick work today of making an arrest in connection with the shooting investigation in fremont. the shooting happened just before 1 30 this afternoon near school, street and bodily avenue. investigators have not identified the victim nor the suspect, but they say that they found the suspect shortly after the shooting. they did not disclose the condition of

you are looking at some of the first images from the scene of that shooting, nbc's emily pickett has. more emily. >> hey, there we are learning some devastating developments overnight from colorado springs. it's where five people were killed in a shooting at club q, and another 18 people were injured according to colorado springs police. this is being considered a mass casualty incident. to give you an idea of the scope of the, incidents some of the victims were transported to hospitals by ambulance. others by police car. we are learning that the initial 9-1-1 call came in just before midnight local time. and when police, arrived officers immediately entered the. club they identified who they believed was the suspect. and this was not an officer involved. shooting officers did not fire their. gazans we gain more insight from club q in a facebook post, since the. shooting they think the quick reactions of heroic customers, that's up due to the gunman and ended this hate attack. now, police would not comment on the motive of the gunman. we do know the suspect was taken into custody. tha

william: malik pickett is a staff attorney with the juvenile law center in philadelphia, a nonprofithe juvenile justice system.potf really dangerous youth that were coitting really serious offenses who needed too time for the crimes they were committing. william: i1995, the pennsylvania legislature passed a law that directed prosecutors to directly file charges against young people 15 and over in adult court, if they commit ted particular violent felonies, especially if they're repeat offenders or used a deadly weapon. malik: pennsylvania was was not unique in this matter. there were a litany of states that were kind of enacting a lot of similar policies. there has recently been a movement to kind of draw back some of those policies and to recognize that youth are developmentally distinct from from adults. sen. bartolotta: you're not allowed to vote until you're 18. you can't drink until you're 21, but a young person who commits crimes they should have known better. william: republican state senator camera bartolotta co-chairs the criminal justice reform caucus in the pennsylvania le

the pickett is set for terminal one at sfo and 11 o'clock this morning. >> and fast food workers are joining the picket lines as well. we have cooks and cashiers planning to rally outside of starbucks regional office in san francisco today to protest various fast food company's efforts to overturn the fast recovery act, which sets regulations about minimum wage and health and safety rules. what they want is for their employers to join the fast food council, which was established by this act. that council will then set standards for large change to follow. when it comes to that the rally is set to be held at noon. >> and as the vote counting continues in the south bay, some votes may not be counted in santa clara county because about a dozen ballots were found. >> dumped on the side of the road. bizarre. this was in san jose right along highway 17 and kron four's. rob nesbitt talked to one of the voters whose ballots was affected. that voters obviously concerned about how their ballot ended up in a ravine next to a highway about that was sent in 2 days before election day and is now c

american airlines flight attendants are going to hold a systemwide pickett because they're frustrated with the company's what they call a lack of good faith bargaining for a fair contract. the association of professional flight attendants says also the picketers at sfs are going to be protesting the closure of the crew base. there. they say that's going fact more than 400 flight attendants. the picketing is supposed to start at terminal one at 11 o'clock this morning. >> and fast food workers are joining the picket lines too cooks and cashiers plan to rally outside a starbucks regional office in san francisco today to protest various fast food companies. efforts to overturn the fast food recovery act, which sets regulations for minimum wage and health and safety rules. they want their employers to join the fast food council, which was established by that act that will set standards for large chains going forward here in the state. the rally is set to be held at noon. >> kron 4 your local election headquarters in the south bay. some votes may not be counted in santa clara county becaus

flight attendants are holding a systemwide pickett today. they are frustrated with what they call the lack of good faith bargaining for a fair contract on the part of the company, the association of professional flight attendants says that you will see people at sfo protesting. also the closure of the crew based there at sfo. they say that closure will affect more than 400 flight attendants and their families. the picketing, is it going to be a terminal one at sfo starting at 11 o'clock this morning and also fast food workers are going to be on the picket lines, cooks and cashiers plan to really outside of starbucks regional office in san francisco today. they are protesting starbucks efforts to overturn the fast food recovery act. it sets regulations for minimum wage and health and safety rules and the workers they want starbucks to join the fast food council established by the akc. it will set standards for big chains that have to follow statewide. that rally outside of starbucks could be held at noon. >> well, kron 4 is your local electio

and it's ought to pickett another political fight that he will lose again, as republicans are lookingm. remember, he promised he, ask people frequently, are you tired of winning and republicans are saying to end right now, losing success and they're tired of it. >> wow, so in this donald trump wants to be done with mitch mcconnell. mitch mcconnell has wanted to be done with donald trump for ages. who do you think is gonna win this one, because donald trump doesn't want to go away quietly, josh? >> well, mitch mcconnell is like the tortoise in the race, right? he has sat back, he has needed the former president when necessary and when possible. but he certainly hasn't been out there leading and charging against him. he hasn't picked fights when he hasn't made it to what donald trump. and i think he believed that he could outlast him. we may find out that's the case, but you know, the death of donald trump's political per career has been written prematurely many times before. so, again, i think we're gonna have to get out of this immediate postelection moment to see how influential trum

he's also known for rules such as major general george pickett in the movie gettysburg.aw somebody with a copy of gods and generals that was getting it signed earlier today. so, we're very happy to have him here today, so, please welcome stephen lang. [applause]. >> thank you. when 50,000 people gathered here, 100 years ago, to dedicate this memorial, they heard speeches from an american president, from a former president, and from the head of a historically black land grant college in alabama founded under law signed by the man honored in this magnificent building, abraham lincoln. yet, as we know, it was an imperfect dedication. one thing it is a segregated one it would take marion anderson, and dr. martin luther king to write that wrong for this memorial and, indeed, for this nation. but, for now, i'll take you back. may 1922, a century ago, this month, when americans, even americans denied the full promise of lincoln's new birth of freedom. could hear and inside this building, they could read the words that at least promised a more perfect union where all people, as

and he's also known for roles such as major general george pickett in the movie gettysburg. and as confederate general thomas stonewall jackson in god's in generals and i saw somebody with a copy of god's generals that was getting it signed earlier today. so we're very happy to have him here today. so please welcome. stephen lang when 50,000 people gathered here. 100 years ago to dedicate this memorial they heard speeches from an american president from a former president. and from the head of a historically black land-grant college in alabama founded under a loss signed by the man honored in this magnificent building abraham lincoln yet as we know it was an imperfect. dedication but one thing it was a segregated one it would take marian anderson. dr. martin luther king to write that wrong for memorial and indeed for this nation, but for now i'll take you back. may 1922 century ago this month when americans even americans denied the full promise of lincoln's new birth of freedom. could hear and inside this building they could read. the words that at least promised a more per