i did take the regeneron, and i quickly recovered.ad some aches and pains that would be consistent with a very mild case of the flu, but i tested positive for four days and then was good to go after them. so i am seeing the value of regeneron and i encourage my fellow texans and my fellow americans to take advantage of this incredible treatment that we have that will help you to quickly get over covid and get back to work. >> sean: take it seriously, do your own research, talk to your doctor or doctors and make a decision with the professionals. and i am pro-science, i am pro vaccination signs, but i am also pro-freedom, and people have conditions that we do know mike don't know about and i think it's dangerous for people to play doctor with one size fits all medicine. that doesn't work for me. governor, we appreciate it. now he is in deep blue california, governor newsom is fighting for his political race ahead of tomorrow. every single one of his failures is on the ballot from economy failures, making students suffer, his energy pol

and desantis' largest donor just happens to be a regeneron investor.ly trying to reduce the spread of covid should not get short changed while desantis promotes maximum sickness and then demands the biggest share of the treatment. joining me now is dr. kavita patel, a physician and former obama policy health director. i want to go back to where i started with this decision about the boosters because i along with everyone else have been rendered completely confused on the booster thing. how do you feel about this decision to say boosters for immune compromised when before they were saying boosters for everyone. that's what the white house seemed to want. >> yeah, joy, you're right to be confused and many of us in the public health community are confoozed. to ground what you saw today and the committee was really trying to follow the science. i watched and read the data reports. what we know over time all people have decreasing immunity after they receive their shot and that's something we see with other shots as well. and then combined with that we know

i think you are doing in texas. >> we are opening these regeneron antibody therapeutic centers across entire state of texas. it's so important for people to understand the value this antibody provides. it can help people quickly recovered. and it's absolutely free. all you need is a doctor to recommend that you get it and we make it so easy for people to get it. it is one way that we can keep people out of hospitals and hele people more quickly recover from covid. that needs to be taken into bideneration by the administration but also all the governors who are running thehe states and making these decisions about whether or not people should be mandated to get a vaccinene appeared we encourae people to get a vaccine, but we should not mandate it. >> sean: you had a break through case. maybe i'm mistaken. i thought you got regeneron very shortly after you are diagnosed after being fully vaccinated, correct? >> that is correct. i was vaccinated. i did get covid. i did take the regeneron, and i quickly recovered.th i had some aches and pains that would be consistent with a very mild case

it's a bill that related to lelt care and that bill has regeneron center. hospitals that are closed off not because they have too many covid patients in them. it's because we don't have enough to man the hospitals. we're trying to do all of the above. >> the final number hasn't been determined. it's approximately 70 pll. it may not sound like a lot to a lot of people but in kentucky with our population, our numbers are pretty decent amount . that's something to consider. it's very strongly for. >> okay. state representative, i know i know i need to let you get back in. anything else you want to let us know that came out of that special session? >> the main thing i want to press on people, i know you have a distrust in government. i'm saying i've done the research. go out and get the vaccine. you don't call folks, to get a ride. the vaccine is important. 91% of the people in hospitals and 91% of the people are unvaccinated. get out and get this shot. let's get this thing behind us. >> we really appreciate you taking the time to talk. thank you. >> thank you.

brian: i would love to know why regeneron remdesivir is not in every hospital. we know it works. why are we not talking about therapeutics and treatment makes no sense? rachel: early treatment is something we often talk about with any other illness. it seems to be taboo subject. brian: you can't breathe? here is a hospital gown and lay in bed. rachel: get on a ventilator. steve: very troubling. 7:16 here in the east. jillian joins us with more news. >> that's right, good morning. let's go ahead and begin with this story a 22-year-old woman is missing after setting out on a road trip with her boyfriend. the family of gabby says the trip began in july but they had not heard from her in over two weeks. gabby's mother is pleading for help and says their next stop was yellow stone national park. the couple was traveling in this white van but it's believed they are no longer with the vehicle. her boyfriend is also

they confirm to me, senator, there is no shortage of monoclonal antibodies like regeneron. version of it as well. there is no shortage. why were the federal government -- what? >> realize this is the difference between socialized medicine and capitalism. under capitalism when there is increased demand and florida has increased demand right now, you increase the supply. supply matches demand and capitalism. in socialism, you have political reasons. it could be they think they are more deplorable people in florida, more republicans or more of the unvaccinated unwashed. introducing xfinity rewards. our very own way of thanking you just for being with us. enjoy rewards like movie night specials. xfinity mobile benefits. ...and exclusive experiences, like the chance to win tickets to see watch what happens live. hey! it's me. the longer you've been with us... the more rewards you can get. like sharpening your cooking skills with a top chef. join for free on the xfinity app and watch all the rewards float in. our thanks. your rewards. every single day, we're all getting a little

because, while regeneron may work as a treatment, safe and effective vaccines that provide tremendousainst severe disease and death are abundant and they're easy to get. you can walk into pharmacies, health centers, mobile clinics, or mega sites and get a shot in, like, 20 minutes and be done restaurants are offering them as appetizers now the other day, i went to a dinner party, and we ordered a round of pfizer shots for the table, along with the crab puffs and chicken fingers. [ light laughter ] of course, this has been the case on the right since the start of the pandemic. for some reason, when it comes to vaccines, they say things like, "don't listen to anchors and politicians, talk to your doctor." but then, they have a very different take when it comes to unproven treatments like the anti-malaria drug, hydroxychloroquine, or, most recently, something called ivermectin >> we know that our fda has, in many ways, failed us by not allowing for the use of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine, both of which are used around the world to reduce covid hospitalizations and deaths >> they see

meaning that people who have either vaccinated, they have the ability to get the regeneron.mentioned for the first time last week donald trump had covid nearly one year ago. he had the monoclonal antibodies. the biden team wants full control. you're going to take away distribution powers from states like florida? playing politics with life-saving treatments? hears florida governor ron desantis leming this move, rightly so. >> we are very, very concerned with the biden administration and the hhs and the recent enter broughton sudden amounts meant there's going to dramatically cut the number of monoclonal antibodies that are going to be sent to the state of florida. just to pull the rug out from anybody one week after the president himself said they are going to be increasing the distribution by 50%. it is a very, very problematic. >> sean: he only mentioned it for the first time last week, the centers were already set up by ron desantis. of course, that's not all. if dr. gloom and gloom to minister flip-flop slouching a come of the liar stricter vaccine mandates like getting

ron desantis in florida for the regeneron centers, ask your doctor. i'm not a doctor.♪ ♪ my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. voya. be confident to and through retirement. ♪ ♪ >> sean: unfortunately, that is all the time we have left for tonight. please set your dvr 9:00/6:00 pacific and pray for the fellow trapped hostage to the winds of the taliban behind enemy lines. again, tonight, and joe was doing nothing. let not your hearts be troubled because laura ingraham has a great show as always, laura. >> laura: thank you, sean we are locked and loaded. we will see you. we will dive right in. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" purity busy washington so we will get to it. american state farm fauci. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." it felt like we were living in america again this weekend. from the fans in wisconsin... ♪ ♪

time, like regeneron. nearly a year since president trump had that very therapeutic. he didn't mention it once until today. he dropped the ball, they made covid political, they belittled americans who are skeptical of their so-called experts that always turned out being wrong. the messaging has been all over the place. mask mandates, no mask mandates, no vaccine mandates, no vaccine passports and now they condone local vaccine passports. they will say conservatives did this. no, you did this. now covid cases are reaching record highs. 300 times the number of cases than we had this time last year. an unmitigated failure, disaster again, chock-full of false promises and shifting goalposts because afghanistan was even worse disaster, he wants you to forget about the brave men and women that he abandoned and hopelessly trapped in the terrorist-controlled islamic emirates of afghanistan. we will not. >> announcer: americans stuck behind emily lines: day 26. >> sean: we never will, we will never forget them, hel

ron desantis in florida for the regeneron centers, ask your doctor. i'm not a doctor.♪ give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. voya. be confident to and through retirement. ♪ ♪ >> sean: unfortunately, that is all the time we have left for tonight. please set your dvr 9:00 .. /6:00 pacific and pray for the fellow trapped hostage to the winds of the taliban behind enemy >> following you, we will see you tomorrow night, we're going to dive right in. a very busy washington. we will get right to it. americans stiff armed fauci, the focus of tonight's angle. felt like we were living in america again this weekend from the fans in wisconsin.

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>> but why would you trust regeneron and not the vaccine? >> i'm i going to have to tell her?resident. they would have had the vaccine, already had it but they wouldn't give it to him because they knew damn good and well he would be re-elected. so they had to swindle around and keep it from him until the election was over, and we got it. they shafted me out of my president. i ain't taking your medicine. i'll take what they give him but i'm not taking yours. >> he took the vaccine, though. >> i don't know that. >> i think they give him the regeneron. >> they did him that, but he did take the vaccine. >> i'm not saying he didn't. i don't know that, but that's what pissed me off and i'm not taking it because i'm that bullheaded. >> there's no evidence for whalen's theory what he wasn't alone in his skepticism. have you thought about getting the vaccine? >> no way. >> really how come? >> because i don't want to get sick. >> and you think the vaccine would make you more sick? >> probably. it made my mom sick. >> you mean when she got the -- >> well, she got the vaccine in february.

it wouldn't have mattered what it was. >> reporter: but why would you trust regeneron and not the vaccine>> you know, they -- well, the one thing is they shafted my president. they would have had the vaccine already had it, already had it but they wouldn't give it to him because they knew damn good and well he'd be re-elected there wasn't nothing nobody could do. so they had to swindle around until the election was over. and we got it. you shafted my -- me out of my president. i ain't taking your medicine. i'll take what they give him but i'm not taking yours. >> he took the vaccine, though. >> i don't know that. >> i think they gave him the regeneron. >> reporter: they did give him that. but he did take the vaccine. >> i'm not saying he didn't. i continent know that. but that's what pissed me off and i ain't taking it because i'm that bullheaded. >> there's no evidence for wayland's theory. but he wasn't alone in his skepticism. >> have you thought about getting the vaccine? >> no way. >> oh, really? how come? >> because i don't want to get sick. >> and you think the vaccine would make y

. >> reporter: what's the difference between the vaccine and the drugs you took like regeneron?ything. i wouldn't have mattered what it was. >> reporter: but why would you trust regeneron and not the vaccine? >> am i going to have to -- [ laughter ] >> i don't know. >> well, the one thing is they shafted my president. they would have had the vaccine, already had it already had it but they wouldn't give it to him because they know he would be reelected so they had to swindle around and scale around and keep it from him just as soon as the election was over and he got it. i ain't taking your medicine. i'll take what they give him but i'm not taking yours. >> reporter: he took the vaccine, though. >> he might have. i don't know that. >> i think they give him the regeneron. >> reporter: they did give him that but he did take the vaccine. >> later on probably, yeah. i'm not saying he didn't. i don't know that. that's what pissed me off and i'm not taking it because i'm that bull headed. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: there is no evidence for whalen's theory but he wasn't alone in his skepticism. h

biden is limiting now the amount of life-saving monoclonal antibody treatments like regeneron that goflorida, trying to politicize access to these vital therapeutics and by the way, ask yourself this, why did biden wear a mask for this -- there's a little third booster shot monday. tonight he's at a baseball game. no social distancing at all, interacting with lawmakers in very close proximity. oh, that could create vaccine hesitancy. why the covid theater? here to explain more, florida governor ron desantis. all right, first thing you did when covid it is immobilized every state agency to protect the elderly population of your state. you did a great job. then it became a hot spot with the delta variance. we had what's called breakthrough cases. fully vaccinated people, they were getting covid. aperture usually plays a role. now, it's interesting, because three weeks ago you were getting a crap beat out of you. i've looked at the numbers, they've gone down dramatically. you built these monoclonal antibody centers throughout the states. now joe biden's rationing it. i understand they do

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the only by regeneron.urprised if the biden administration sweeps in, signed an exclusive deal just to block florida for getting a pair that is something to watch. >> laura: we will bring you back to that. you're pretty good at these predictions. democrats have a problem. minority men are increasingly rejecting them. up next, an explanation as to why. (vo) how do you know when you've found your team? whether you're winning, or just doing your best. when you're on the lanes, they're right behind you. reunite with your team. go bowling. >> they tried to divide us on race. they want black people not to think about the fact that families have been destroyed because of the welfare state. they don't want black people to think about the decline in the quality of public education. they don't want black people to think about job spirit all they want black people to think about is oppression. that you are under siege. you are a victim. >> laura: larry elder may have lost the california recall race, but it's the democ

why would you trust regeneron and not the vaccine? >> i don't know.-- the one thing is, they shafted my president. they would have had the vaccine, already had it, but they wouldn't give to him because they knew if he got reelected, there wasn't nothing nobody could do. so they had to keep it from him, just until the election was over. you shafted me out of my president, i ain't taking your medicine. not from -- i'll take what they give him, but i'm not taking yours. >> reporter: he took the vaccine, though. >> he might have. i don't know that. >> i think they gave him the regeneron. >> reporter: they did give him that. but he did take the vaccine. >> that's what pissed me off. i'm not taking it, because i'm that bullheaded. >> reporter: there's no evidence for the theory, but he wasn't alone in his skepticism. have you thought about getting the vaccine? >> no way. >> reporter: how come? >> because i don't want to get sick. >> reporter: and you think the vaccine would make you more sick? >> probably. it made my mom sick. >> reporter: okay. you mean wh

now the fda has authorized the use of regeneron in emergency use in adults and children over the age of 12. texas government greg abbott recently had the treatment after a covid diagnosis. >> you also have to have some sort of a risk factor. perhaps they're over 65 or have diabetes. there's a whole list that they can talk you through. >> reporter: timing is essential. why in. >> because the earlier we can get the monoclonal treatment, the better they'll do. ideally we want it within the first four or five days. that's why we say before the cough gets worse and the fever gets higher. let's try to get these fighter cells in you so you can fight the infection off yourself. >> the treatment worked well for peggy and michael alexander, who were among the first in our region to get the monoclonal antibody treatment. >> if we didn't take advantage of it, who knows what would have happened. >> the married couple are in their 70s, making them prime candidates for the treatment and they didn't hesitate about getting it. >> you did the infusion treatment. what was that like? >> we sat for about

they say if you get regeneron.rules feel much better. take as few hours to get regeneron. regenerates your body and makes you feel better according to the many people who have taken it. why not make it available to everyone. if you choose to get that why not make it available he has done a great job doing it. steve: part of the federal government thing is it is expensive. i think the covid shot, the moderna or pfizer cost a couple. ainsley: so what? people's lives. steve: i'm talking about the administration. it's a numbers game for them. the regular moderna or fees shot is a couple of bucks. the regeneron shot is 2100 bucks per dose. and the federal government pays that you don't have to pay it if you get monoclonal antibodies you don't have to pay for it or regeneron. it could just be a numbers game. we heard her say well, you know, there is other parts of the country we have got to scatter it around. pete: ron desantis is looking buying directly from the pharmaceutical skipping the government out of it. ainsley:

they're well established and have an incredible record here i like regeneron they have an antibody approachn preventative settings. we'll have to see what happens with the orals. >> that's interesting what you mentioned about sort of the mixing there, but on shares of gilead and regeneron, positive on both and at what point -- we had a glimpse this year and felt we were looking at the pipe lines in a post-covid world, when does that become more of a pressing issue again >> fundamentally positive on both companies separate to their covid situation, but i do think what happens is, they aren't getting enough credit for the long-term revenue stream that will exist for covid-19 it will be something like tamiflu and we'll be dealing with this for the next ten years and there will be thousands and hundreds of thousands every year it's a sustainable market. but both separately are companies based on the fundamental story they have going on with their pipe lines. >> and meg, it seems there's a lot of questions still about recurrence with covid. is it going to be likes the flu where if you've had it

five years ago i visited regeneron, they talked about their platform graphic development of antibodiesandemic we saw that for covid and we also saw mrna technology produce a very quick vaccine recovered some panelists now talk about technology mrna being used perhaps to treat cancer using the body's own immune system. one used the term holy grail to describe a vaccine that can prevent a bundle of respiratory illness, not just covid but the flu, rsv, lots of alzheimer's treatment and trials right now. i know we had fda approval and doctors seem less than enthused about that one that eli lilly is an example in the late stage trial now, human gene with all sorts of diseases and for general and is a player there. artificial intelligence being used. one of our panelists described ai like the industrial revolution brought in pharmaceuticals. >> that all sounds great to me but investors are not that excited about it. you look at most of the big pharma comedies, they are trading whale below than the average stock. >> that's right, they have two problems. the first is a have remarkably successf

brought to you by regeneron. >> we are getting closer to the weekend. forecast. >> we are counting down the days. i want to show you a view from the visible satellite perspective. smoke from our north is coming down into the bay area. it is so ba so ba so ba burning there. we will get some of here locally. the air-quality advisory over the next two days, a moderate saturday. if you are sensitive, people want to stay indoors as much as possible. good to moderate air-quality. the rest of it was from the peninsula to the east bay. as we go into saturday, a little bit of improvement. mid 60's in san mountain view. it is in the upper 80's to low 90's from san jose to morgan hill. we do have a little bit of a breeze out there. it did get hot in land. you can see how hot it is in fairfield. tomorrow. 50's and 60's, fogge's, fogge beaches and around the bay. still hot in land. low to mid 90's there. that hazethat hazethat hazethatt friday. northern california, where the fires and burning -- are burning. that they may develop in the north bay. hazy much cooler a

. >> regeneron is one of the ones recommended in health care, service and tech how many names overalln here >> we just deposited a new series of our new american economy trust last week. it has 30 different names spread across those three areas we have large skap providers of technology we have the smaller cap provider of technology as service we have some of the online retailers, megaretailers like amazon and smaller retailers like etsy. and of course on the health care side we do have some of those traditional large cap pharmaceutical names like bristol meyer os johnson & johnson and small tech names like regeneron >> i guess a final question would be -- it's interesting to see the reopening stocks screech to a halt recently the airlines taking a step back and so forth so, who is not explicitly not in the new american economy you would have to argue on some level airlines are still part of it >> i mean, airlines, travel, transportation will always be part of the american economy but if i'm looking for the innovators in the leaders in the new american economy, you have to look for wh

regeneron in this case took extraordinary steps to free up the u.s. facility.ll the manufacture of all of their drugs out of new york facility which is an enormous facility into a plant in ireland to free up that entire new york facility so they are using their entire plant in the united states to manufacture these drugs. it's still not enough so it's an an indication where we lack the resilience and forward planning to try to prepare for a pandemic which obviously is a subject of the book that i just wrote, but in terms of what the federal government is doing now, trying to administer these supplies in a more equitable basis and not effectively rationing it right now. what they want to do is get better control over the supply so they don't oversupply certain parts of the country relative to others the epidemic is declining very rapidly in the south so i expect that demand is also going to plummet in the southern states that have been demanding the most of these drugs and you'll seat demand shift to other parts of the country. >> wonder where those are going to

brought to you by regeneron.y pillars we focus on as part of our work to help build a better bay area now that we have a solid month or so of the school year under our belts. i wanted to check in and see how folks are settling in. here's one elementary school teachers perspective. missed it, and i didn't realize how much i missed it until i was back doing it in the normal fashion guadalupe elementary school teacher theresa hull started the school year excited and ready to go just like many other educators and students, but now that it's been a few weeks. everyone's getting a little tired just now that the the momentum is going it's exhausting to just, you know, be on all day, but it's it's we need to be doing so it's it's fantastic. you feel like the kids are adjusting pretty well. being back in the class. they are adjusting but it's taking them a little bit longer than i i anticipated the the days are long for them being in school from 8:10 to 2:40 is a long day. i'm seeing excitement as they come in every day,

regeneron's drug combinations already been granted emergency use authorization in the united states at first got widespread attention when it was used to treat former president donald trump's covid illness last year. the santa clara county district attorney's office is now offering a $20,000 reward in the search for the person who's been using a slingshot to shoot ball berries at cars and buildings, ktvu azenith smith reports. driving on highway 87 in san jose. you'll see several commercial buildings in downtown have boarded up windows. the district attorney's crime lab on west heading street is one of them. it's windows have been shot at at least eight times. shattered glass is visible from the street. at first, a lot of people thought that they may be. this is a prank we've received. complaints we've received victims and, hey, my glasses broken out, but it's been escalating, authorities say it's happened at least 20 times since march, not only at the crime lab but the river mark towers, tech companies. that s a p center said jose museum art and now people are targets. just a few week

brought to you by regeneron. >> i don't think we were sweating quite as much today. >> it is a beautifulear. temperatures fell as we expected for this first day of autumn, except if you were far inland in places like fairfield. how about double-digit drops in san francisco, down 20 degrees. 15 degrees cooler in napa. you could definitely feel it there. here's a live look as to why, we have the marine layer back and hire clouds as well and a sea breeze. it's in the 70's in napa, 94 in fairfield. in stockton and on the golden gate bridge, hard to see with all the fog, 70 in oakland and mid 80's in san jose. a chilly 57 in half moon bay. a trough moving through to the north set the stage for a deeper marine layer and cooler weather today. still some hayes lingering so the air-quality advisory remains up for today. modern air-quality thursday and friday, good to moderate saturday as we notice some changes coming. air-quality is definitely suffering through the central valley where the fires are burning. here in the bay area many areas reporting good air quality but there is moderate air-qual

brought to you by regeneron. >> from >> the ay. area's news station.ng kron 4 news at 6. >> there is siro value for these officers from city council as bent on to funding the police. now it's 6 violent crime continues out of control in oakland as the ranks of police officers continues to decline. >> good evening. thanks for joining us for kron

brought to you by regeneron. ama: you may notice a haze from all the smoke from the wildfires.bad enough to declare us a spare the air day but there is an advisory for today and tomorrow. things will clear up. no advisory being issued yet for sunday. let us try to stay positive. dan: let us -- let us turn our attention to the weekend weather. that is positive. drew: we will be in the negative -- sandhya: air quality will get better as we head toward sunday. let us take a look at live pictures from san francisco to oakland, san jose. you notice that haze in the air. a little bit better in sf than other regions. we are looking at an air quality advisory. moderate air quality for parts of the bay area. noticenunday, y wl see more areas in green there are multiple fires burning and the visible satellite pictures showing one of the largest one putting out so much smoke in the central valley. it is impacting air quality. the sacramento valley, you are seeing poor-unhealthy air. we have some moderate air quality. here is the smoke forecast. we go into tonight, still hazy. if you got o

brought to you by regeneron.he breaking news we're watching tonight at 5 a shooting on highway 24 near the caldecott tunnel right during the peak of the evening commute traffic mess out there. here is a look at. >> where things stand. you see all that red. it's not clear exactly where on the freeway, the shooting happened. but we do know that police say the crime scene is in orinda just west of the tunnel. if you're driving eastbound say from oakland to the walnut creek direction. the far right for is closed right now. shut down causing, of course, severe delays drivers. we're being asked to avoid the area. we have a crew headed to the scene. we'll bring you much more info on kron 4 news at 6. other news. now the forty-niners are gearing up for their matchup with the eagles this sunday. but one rookie made quite the impression in his first regular season game as the forty-niners kron four's kylen mills gives us a closer look at his breakout performance. >> a 5.10, 200 pound sixth-round draft pick out of louisiana

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brought to you by regeneron. detained a man and connection with a violent threat that puts san francisco state into it partial lockdown today. we wrap -- a person of interest was taken into custody. you can see officials say the threat was made on social media and it was anonymous and nonspecific. all buildings are closed, students who lived on campus were asked to stay inside. the university's they plan to reopen tomorrow. dan: quite a wake-up call for people in one peninsula neighborhood this morning. a mountain lion was spotted in the backyard about home on callan boulevard in daly. it was blocking the door. had to help the resident of the in law unit get out safely. >> they had to get to work. police help them out the window. dan: the san mateo county sheriff's department brought in drones to find out where the big cat was, but it slipped away at wildlife officials say they hope the animal went back to where it came from, but warned neighbors to be on the lookout and be careful. liz: san francisco's long-awai

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brought to you by regeneron. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6.me. how terrible this book and training >> that, you know, i'm glad he did. and that can cost. >> now it's 6 a suspected drunk driver slams into a car in oakland ejecting 2 children. police say a total of 6 children were hurt in all, 10 people were sent to bay area hospitals tonight. what we know about the investigation. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm pale more and i'm ken wayne oakland. police say the suspect tried to run from the scene last night. the good samaritan stopped him in his tracks until officers arrived. kron force. what you call tells us. 2 children remain in critical condition. >> shattered glass and broken car light scattered across international boulevard in oakland at 38th avenue. remnants of a horrific crash. it gave me chills. i couldn't imagine that happened to me dioner apd a sympathizing with one mother's nightmare media clue ritmo fitness at the intersection. she was away

brought to you by regeneron. >> u.s. of state anthony blinken testified before congress again today. second consecutive did day about the u.s. withdraw from afghanistan, from the start of the hearing lawmakers really did not pull any punches. the democratic chairman of today's foreign relations committee called the administration's exit from afghanistan fatally flawed secretary blinken however, defended the administration's strategy. all right. it doesn't sound like we have that sound bite from tony blinken work to get that for you in the meantime, we continue our coverage. >> on the recall election. candidates are holding watch parties up and down the state tonight after the break, we will have a live report from former san diego mayor kevin faulconer's watch party that is in san diego county. we'll be r ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. [inflammation] let's kick ken's ache and burn into gear! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and ma

brought to you by regeneron. >> california now has the lowest covid case rate of any state here in the. governor gavin newsom tweeting that news today saying that 70% of folks here in the golden state who are eligible have now received at least one dose of the vaccine and his message. she went on to say that vaccines are the way to end the pandemic. an fda panel has approved a covid-19 booster shot for some americans while rejecting good for others in 2 separate votes yesterday. the committee kade the extra pfizer dose for americans 65 and up and those at high risk. but that panel said no to boosters for most other americans in the vote members cited a lack of safety data. >> out of the question about with what that work of working without data. >> the fda, meanwhile, is expected to make an official decision on the pfizer booster shots in the next few days. the cdc will also have to formally way in both agencies say they would have to take separate actions on the moderna and johnson and johnson vaccines. stay with kron 4 for continuing covid-19 coverage to scan the qr code with your mo

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