the blog once belong to joy reid.st was titled "baghdad john strikes again." >> in which reid urge readers to watch loose chains in 9/11. the film series promotes the widely debunk theory that the september terrorist attacks were planned and carried out. the blogger could be reid herself, the fundamental question is do you believe the official story of 9/11. reid was under pressure for homophobic post and one suggesting that anderson cooper is the gayest on tv and cringed at the two men kissing. reid's original explanation, hackers. she hired a cyber security expert to investigate and her attorney says the fbi had opened a probe. in a statement he suggested the alleged attacker found and access reid's account. >> i could not imagine where it came from or who the voice it was. >> her choice of words and tone. that was all he said until late april when she had no proofs of hackers being responsible so she apologized again for the post but did not take responsibility for writing the posts. >> i genuinely believe i rowrot

four years later in two thousand and eleven m s n b c hired reid as a contributor by january of two thousand and fourteen m.s.n. b.c. had brought reid antos the daily to our talk show first numerous posts containing homophobic rhetoric were uncovered then more then where you claim she was shocked then she said maybe not then she changed her mind again now buzz feed is reporting another unseemly post from october of two thousand and seven that contained a photo shopped image of senator john mccain's head on the virginia tech shooter body and mess. n.b.c. has continued to support reid despite the discoveries and even released a statement saying quote some of the things written by joy on her old blog are obviously hateful and hurtful they are not reflective of the colleague and friend we have known at m.s.n. b.c. for the past seven years joy has apologized publicly and privately and said she has grown and evolved in the many year sense and we know this to be true but many are wondering why m.s.n. b.c. keep supporting joy reid while people like roseanne are not only given but then are s

has continued to support reid despite the discoveries and even released a statement saying quote some of the things written by joy on her old blog are obviously hateful and hurtful they are not reflective of the colleague and friend we have known at m.s.n. b.c. for the past seven years joy has apologized publicly and privately and said she has grown and a fault in the many years sense and we know this to be true but many are wondering why m.s.n. b.c. keep supporting joy reid while people like roseanne are not only given but then are swiftly removed from their platforms for similar transgressions of polite society so while the establishment laughs stays silent on reed what do the next generation of voters think of this and their ability to do an actual change through our activism showing us now from dallas texas former youth vote strategist for the trump campaign salvatore the master of the fair welcome. good to be back thanks for having me the of salters always a pastor in conversation with your brother so i want to start amazon b.c. claims is the joy of reading has evolved or changed

reid's original explanation? hackers.nvestigate and her attorney said the fbi had opened a probe. in a statement he suggested the alleged hackers may have found a password on the dark web to access reid's account. >> frankly, i couldn't imagine where they come from or whose voice that was. >> reporter: in december, reid issued a statement apologizing for the blog she wrote a decade ago and her choice of words and tone. that was all she said until late april, when she said she actually had no proof hackers being responsible so she apologized again for the post but still didn't take responsibility for writing the posts. >> i genuinely do not believe i wrote those hateful things because they are completely alien to me. but i can definitely understand, based on things that i have tweeted and have written in the past why some people don't believe me. i've not been exempt from being dumb or cruel or hurtful to the very people i want to advocate for. i own that. i get it. and for that, i am truly, truly sorry. >> in a statement,

and joy reid, over the last few weeks, hateful nasty blog posts by reid have all surfaced.'s repeatly apologized for the posts. the network said she has evolved. and her show remains on the air. joining me now, one of reid's targets, ann coulter. ann, great to see you. i'm sure none of this surprises you. this is what you and i have become accustomed to. the liberals can say whatever they want about minorities, jews, and get away with it. but you found interesting nuggets from her past. >> it actually went up on daily caller today. she was wishing for you and me to be left in the public square in iraq, which i think is interesting, because i agree, i wouldn't want to go to a majority muslim country. i don't know why liberals want to turn this country into those countries. but you consider that really, you know, the worst thing you can do to us. in a separate post, i guess she liked or retweeted someone suggesting that, i don't know if it was just me or both of us, kill ourselves. and the always popular calling me a man for having a beautiful swan-like neck. liberal women as

msnbc joy reid is having to answer. april she said her blog history had been hacked and not today. she apologized. some of the things she wrote were hateful and hurtful. randi kaye. >> reporter: look closer. the offensive blog post was first discovered this week by buzz feed. on a now defunct blog called the reid report. this post was titled baghdad john strikes again. that discovery just one day after buzz feed found another disturbing post from 2006. in which reid urged readers to watch. the blogger who could be reid herself asked the fundamental question is do you believe the official story of 9/11. one post suggest anderson cooper is the gayest thing on tv. a twitter user first discovered many of the anti guy post including one that calls homosexual sex, gross. her attorney said the fbi had opened a probe. in a statement he suggested the alleged hackers may have found a password on the dark web to access the account. >> i couldn't imagine where they come from or whose voice that was. >> reporter: in december she iss

one of reid's targets is here ann coulter. none of this surprises you. we are accustomed liberals can say whatever they want about minorities, jews and get away with it. >> it actually went up on daily caller, she was wishing for you and me to left in the public square in iraq, which i think is interesting because i agree, i wouldn't want to go to a majority muslim country. i don't know why liberals want to turn this country into those countries. but you consider that really the worst thing to do to us and in a separate post she retweeted someone suggesting that i don't know if it was just me or both of us kill ourselves and always popular calling me a man for a beautiful swan- like neck. liberal women as long as we are being frank don't have that because they have recommends of fat on their neck and taken aback by my beautiful swan- like neck. that is nasty things posted by liberals it shows they just wanted to get rid of roseanne. i have been told my entire life. oh, no newspapers and tv stationses are just trying to make money and whatever the public

howie: joe reid, an msnbc weekend host. she apologized for decade old posts on her blog that were homophobic. now she apologized. she was charging the 9/11 attacks were carried out by the u.s. government. richard: i think the blog post is pretty insane. everybody has a past and everybody's past is murky depending on how you spin it. i think that the rope here is running short and she is running out of rope. howie: on that point, she did apologize online. and let's -- the pictures she posted, it was a photo shop of john mccain withhe virginia tech shooter. some said this is hateful, but she has grown and evolved. real. there is so much it. emily: at first i was going to give her the benefit of the doubt. but it's turned out to be so much. and the worst part is the fact that she pretty much clearly fabricated a cover-up story about hackers. msnbc is running ads asr touting her as ads as one of their star journalists. howiejournalists.richard * we ae living in -- richard: we are in a tit for tat society. you get fired, you get

what about that pivot, don't pay attention to reid's issues?does go to her credibility because if she had just come out and apologized, period, people like redemption stories, people want to give people a second chance, people want to believe people when they are truly sorry, maybe liberals give more leeway for evolving, maybe because we believe in evolution, but i think it disease has also has to do with, this didn't happen yesterday. what was this, 2005? that was's a long time ago, so she can say i'm not is same person i was then. and it reminds me of the anthony weiner story, and he kept claiming that he was hacked. and the fact that that they're not even addressing it shining even more of a light on it. >> and why is msnbc not doing anything about it? this is the larger problem, we have now created a world where shame doesn't exist anymore, and you look at some of the things that sean hannity has said or done did not get him fired and there's a sense that we're tribalists now and when someone gets attacked, we need to circle the wagons and

you can't use the same for joy reid. the fact that we are having this conversation shows how divisive the country has gotten. the left and the right seems incapable of having any consensus or decency. howie: for some commentators, as long as ivanka trump is the target, anything goes. this kind of language and sexual crack has been used against her before by bill maher. it does seem like there is a different standard for going after the president's family. susan: there is a different standard and it's not so much based on trump. if he was a democrat and putting ford a democratic agenda with democratic policies, i don't think anybody would care have much about that tone. i think it would be okay for him to be hard on the media or his political enemies. this has given the press and people who are liberals to go after the president under the guise of him being a brute on twitter. i always play the black and white game. if this was a democrat would the same thing happen? i don't think so. howie: a tweet yesterday by sally fie

reid also promoted a 9/11 conspiracy documentary.ttacks congressman barney frank of massachusetts for the crime of being gay and she wrote a sir is aparticular call place about tony blair's son visiting bathhouses in the u.s. spicy. reid previously claimed her blog had been retroactively hacked by unseen somebod sabotes probably russian agents. it was is certainly a lie but definitely amiewtion. how will she explain well we are still awaiting new excuse from nbc news. as soon as they make one up, of course, we will be the first to tell you. next up the president says his campaign was spied on. his enemies say no it wasn't. the media don't seem to care either way. what really happened? we will get the facts of this story once and for all next. ce saved an average of $412. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance, an allstate company. click or call. paying too much for insurance that isn't the right fit? well, esurance makes finding the right coverage easy. in fact, drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved

joy reid had a long time to think about this apology.you might remember, shannon, this started seven months ago when she said hackers were responsible for old blog posts that were blatantly anti-expressions of disgust toward men kissing. >> shannon: what is the media reaction to this? >> not perhaps what you would think it could be. from the "washington post," the fix, this was their headline, msnbc's joy reid is losing her standing, and here's a quote, a newsmaker appears to have offended the lgbt community, embraced alex jones and attacked senator john mccain. it's good to see joy, no fan of mine, starting to take responsibility for her past remarks. her apology should be accepted and given a chance to make it right and not fired. so far, the only person fired this week for their offensive musings as we've seen is roseanne barr. >> shannon: okay. usually one of the secondary things to come here is advertisers pulling from shows, boycotts. what's happening? >> with barr and reid, no advertisers pulled out. samantha bee is another story.

the latest on this now from chip reid. ng he's acting like a moron. >> reporter: louisiana senator jhn kennedy today joined the growing list of republicans who are questioning e.p.a. administrator scott pruitt's fitness for office. >> if you can't use good judgment and put taxpayers first, it's time to find another wone of work. bl reporter: pruitt blames his ieoubles on his enemies, those who oppose his agenda of a iscerating environmental regulations. >> with great change comes, you know, i think opposition. >> reporter: pruitt's troubles n gan last year with stories ivout his extensive use of s rst-class travel, which he said was necessary to defend him tsom threats from the public. r used the same rationale to explain his unusually large security detail that cost taxpayers nearly $3.5 million last year alone. sid he's been accused of using his security team to run dirands, including picking up dis laundry and, according to "wday's "washington post," faarching for his favorite ioisturizing lotion. the e.p.a. today defen

i know harry reid back in 2013 said it's possible this would take two weeks. it took two days. >> twoong days, but two days. hank>> tou. >> thank you so much. [inaudible conversations] "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning michigan republican congressman fred upton discusses combating tpi epidemic and then north carolina democratic congressman david price will join us to talk about the state of the affordable care act. american foundation for suicide prevention vice president will discuss rising suicide in the u.s. we should watch c-span "washington journal" live at 70's and thursday morning. join the discussion. >> here's what's live on the c-span network thursday following member speeches the house continues work on a number of opioid -related bills. house coverage on c-span. on c-span2, more debate on the senate on the 2019 defense program measure. on c-span three, president trump picked to be u.s. ambassador to south korea harry harris testifies along with other state dtm and ton hearin

ali reid ... kron 4 news. (ken) kron 4 news. ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (ken) now at 8. containment is up tonight on the pawnee fire burning in lake county. as firefighters make progress on the fire line.(pam) here is a look at the latest numbers. the fire has burned 13 -thousand seven hundred acres. it is 30- percent contained. some evacuations have been lifted. but other areas are still under mandatory evacuation orders.(ken) kron-4's j-r stone spent the day following cal- fire as they battled the flames. and as he explains... firefighters are racing to make more progress, before dangerous weather conditions return. (pam) the fire conditions are expected to take a turn for the worse (ken) that has firefighters racing to get ahead of the chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now... lawrence what are firefighters up against? lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were slow to clear today and helped keep temperatures much cooler. higher humidity and cooler temperatures helped fire fighters at the pawnee fire. it is breezy if you're going out tonight with cool fog alre

ali reid ... kron 4 news. 4 news.ali reid ... kron 4 news. 4 news. (vicki) 49-thousand pounds of fireworks ... seized... in one of the largest busts in state history. a multi- agency effort ended with seven arrests tied to a large- scale, illegal fireworks ring. (ken) cal fire says the organized crime ring was operating for more than 30 years in cities across the state including several in the bay area. (vicki) kron 4's gabe slate spoke with east bay cal fire officials who are hoping this will bust will lead to a safer july fourth holiday this year in the bay area. nats - fireworks cal fire says - on average each year, fireworks start over 18,000 fires in california 1,300 of those being structure fires, and 300 being vehicle fires. and these yearly fires from fireworks on average cause three deaths, 40 injuries, and $43 million dollars in property damage. sound from - jonathan cox - cal fire battalion chief wildfire is a big problem in california these are weapons of wildfire cal fire battalion chief, jonathan cox, says busting up this illegal firewo

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kron4's ali reid is at a watch party in san francisco... and hermela aregawi live outside oracle arena where the fans are fired up...(grant) and mark carpenter is courtside watching all the action happen.... but we first start with our very own gary radnich...gary... there was overtime, a scuffle at the end, a superhuman performance by lebron...and an inexcusable mistake by jr smith that helped. the warriors are heavy favorites to beat the cavs in the n-b-a finals... golden state have the largest margin in 16 years andre iguodala out for his straight game with a bone bruise kevin love starting game one... after clearing from concussion protocol missed game 7 against boston sunday lebron james got to work early he drops 24 of 51 points in the first half showing why iguodala is important to this series seconds before halftime... steph curry hits a 38-footer at the buzzer steph finishes with 18 points in the first half we head into the break tied at 56 cavs not going down without a fight george hill with a chance to take the lead with 4 second

that is rent-free to come at the boss of the confectionery giant. —— grant reid.ral reserve and the european central bank this week — the us raising rates and europe signalling it is unwinding its massive stimulus programme. today it's the turn of the bank ofjapan. so — are they following suit? mariko 0i is following the story for us in singapore. any movement from the bank ofjapan this time? nope, no surprises from the bank of japan. this time? nope, no surprises from the bank ofjapan. it has wrapped up its monetary policy meeting and it continues to keep its cost of borrowing very low. and it remains keeping the stimulus packages in place. unlike the ecb, the european central bank, which surprised the market overnight for us, being very about the cost of borrowing really effective in the us dollar versus the euro overnight. and the bank of japan, even though the governor can be known with his surprise announcements today. there were no surprises at all. in terms of the inflation target, japan has been suffering from deflation. but inflation was lower slightly. b

r re now from paula reid.eporter: former trump campaign chairman paul manafort arrived at federal court in washington today to try to convince a judge not to lock him up. ilt the judge revoked his bail after federal prosecutors alcused him of calling and texting witnesses ahead of his upcoming trial. manafort and his russian business partner konstantin kilimnik allegedly asked european contacts to testify that their lobbying work did not take place in the u.s. judge amy berman jackson told manafort's attorney, "this is not middle school. i can't take his cell phone. i have no appetite for this." manafort will now remain in jail until his trial concludes later this year. he currently faces dozens of charges, including financial fraud, money laundering, and false statements. >> reporter: mr. president, have you spoken with paul manafort? speaking with reporters earlier in the day, the president defends his former campaign chairman. >> they went back 12 years to get things that he did 12 years ago? >> reporter: m

reid will play shingo kunieda ofjapan in the semi—finals.h 100 metres record this evening. she was racing in the bislett games diamond league meeting in oslo. she finished second behind ivory coast's murielle ahoure, but her time of 10.92 seconds is seven hundredths of a second quicker than her previous best, set at the anniversary games three years ago. wigan‘s woes continue in rugby league's super league. this time it was wakefield trinity who inflicted a third look at that, though. the footwork to score the pic of wakefield's tries. a 32—16 win. eddiejones has named his england rugby union side, to play south africa in the first test on saturday. and after all the discussion surrounding his england re—call, there's no place — even on the bench — for danny cipriani. after a stand—out premiership season for wasps, he was called up to the national squad for the first time in 3 years, eddiejones saying if there were any attitude problems from him, he'd be swiftly on a flight home. he'll sit out this first match at ellis park injohannesburg —

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ali reid ... kron 4 news. (pam) one fact has been proven beyond a doubt tonight: dub nation is more eager than ever to watch the warriors in the playoffs.(ken) ticket prices are approaching record figures for a sporting event.(telecross)grant lodes is here with some numbers. grant? (grant) four times in four years.you'd think the novelty of a warriors=cav championship might wear off.the online ticket service called 'ticket city' says just the opposite is happening. engine rev60=thousand dollars will buy a brand new bmw m=4 sports car ... or a single courtside seat for tonight's game.row double=a tickets are the most prized perches at oracle arena.ticket city sold the last one for 63=thousand today.the price for game two on sunday was even higher, nearly 77=thousand.the ticket seller says that's just under the all=time record single ticket price... 81=thousand for the lakers-celtics championship at staples center in 2010.dingby comparison, ringside seats for the highly hyped boxing match between floyd mayweathe

ali reid ... kron 4 news. ( robin ) that was ali reid reporting.e graduating this weekend... and have a busy summer ahead of them... before heading off to college. (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news... oprah winfrey is putting her mark on washington. see her new exhibit at the smithsonian-- coming up. (robin) and here's a live look outside...from the sutro cam. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) (dave)slight warming is forecast today before another upper trough system cools off the region on saturday. a more warming trend will get underway on sunday and continue through tuesday of next week as high pressure builds over the region. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( robin ) oprah now has now her own exhibit at the smithsonian's national museum of african american history and culture. and it opens today. the exhibit tells the story of oprah's journey from poverty to the top of her own media empire. it looks at her many public roles - from talk

ali reid ... kron 4 news.elle) a bbq competition and festival in martinez took a violent turn when animal rights activists began protesting.kron4's sara stinson has the story. reporter intro: ("animal rights activists here in berkeley are recovering after their peaceful protest at a bbq festival turned violent.") nat of videoyou're looking at the chaos that ensued at the "king of the country" bbq challenge and music festival in martinez on saturday. ("nats")rowland says him and 14 other activists from direct action everywhere went to the event to protest.as the winners of the bbq contest were being announced the activists took to the stage to give a speech.once he began talking about animal rights - the crowd became enraged.("at that point it continued to escalate where attendees continued to shove us, yelling obscenities. putting bbq in our faces, shoving us.")then it became violent. ("beat us, knock us down. i was knocked down and hit in the fa. our camera person was hit in the head multiple times.") rowland

joy reid is the latest.to look at some of the things she said and some of the things she posted. at first she said the fbi has to investigate this. been hacked. later she didn't. says she doesn't recognize that person anymore. then she issued this apology. there are things i deeply regret and embarrassed by. things i should have said differently and issues where my positions have changed. today i'm sincerely apologizing again. so, she did address that her show. looks like she got a pass. is that okay, dan? >> no, it's not, brian. and i like to make two points on this. number one, i have heard often that oh there is a double standard out there. brian, that's actually inaccurate, okay? there is a standard for conservatives and the standard is this. you screw up, you are will be boycotted and potentially fired from your job. that's the standard. there's not a double standard. there is no standard for the left. the left you can use the most vile of terms. there was a word used by samantha bee so vile that even l

paula reid has the story. >> reporter: cbs news has learned peter strzok was led away for his anti-trump text messages. >> mr. horwitz, does peter strzok like the president? >> reporter: on capitol hill they hammered michael horwitz about those messages between strzok and former fbi lawyer lisa page. that february/march of 2018, peter strzok said trump's abysmal, he's an idiot, he's a blipping idiot. it sounds like he hates mr. trump. >> his text messages would certainly leave that as the implication. >> that's textbook bias. it's quite definitely a bias allowing something other than the facts to determine your decision. >> rep t general did not try to dissuade republican lawmakers over their concerns. >> i think, frankly, anybody should be concerned about any law enforcement officer expressing these kinds of views. i don't care whether it's a presidential race or a local election. it just shouldn't happen. >> reporter: strzok and page worked on the special counsel team but were removed when the texts were discovered. page has since left the fbi. strzok's lawyer defended his client. >> y

reporting live from san francisco city hall ...ali reid ... kron 4 news less than a percentage point with a ballot where voters were able to choose a number 1,2, or 3 choice. cards have to be run through more than once. tomorrow will start processing provisional ballots. will take a couple days for that to happen almost through the ballots but then there's a slow process of counting cards. work again til 8pm tonight and tomorrow goal is to process through friday monday will hand count all cards processed to make sure it corresponds to machine count (vicki) happening tonight...the summit is about to start...we're now less than an hour away. president trump and north korean leader kim jong un are in singapore, getting ready to have that historic meeting. omar jimenez is tracking developments. the leaders of the u.s. and north korea are just hours away from making history, meeting face-to-face for the first time at a suit in singapore.u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo, also on the ground in singapore, says president trump is ready.mike pompeo /

innow harry reid at the time 2013 said it was impossible and it would take two weeks. and it took two days. but two days.ys thank you. >> thanks. >> here on c-span, "washington live with your phone calls and a look at today's headlines. with:00, newsmakers democratic congressman jerrold nadler from new york and later we will show your highlights from the u.s.-north korea summit in singapore followed by departing news's conference. coming up on today's "washington fromal" stephen farnsworth the university of mary washington talks about his book about the evoluti of white house news management over the last two decades. and roger stone will then join us to discuss the trump k esidency and his new b politics. ♪ host: good morning. a busy week on capitol hill. the senate returns tomorrow. the house gaveling in on tuesday. senators will continue their debate on the defense spending bill. -- house voting for spot funding of the opioid crisis and president from with house republicans on tuesday in advance of debate over two gop immigration bills. it is sunday morning, june 17

and kron 4's ali reid spoke with riders at powell street bart station. are they hopeful things will get better? powell street was actually the station one of our viewers snapped photos of needles on a bart train.and that was only one incident.drug use in and around bay area train stations is an epidemic.pkgbart's rapid response team is now in full effect ... their job ... clean up any biohazard materials. including needles.taniesha ballmanmy daughter get on the bart every day and i'd sure hate for her to sit on a needle in fact, we spoke to this woman who a hypodermic needle on bart a bart train.i just kind of touched it and it was a syringe tip.now, if riders see drug use, they can go to bart-dot-gov. at the bottom of the page, in red lettering, click on "report a biohazard" and fill out a quick form. patrice gastil imma put it to the test. i'll be on the richmond train at 6:57 in the morning, and if i see anything bart.gov and imma submit and see what happens bart officials recognize the national homeless and opiod epidemic is now causing a local probl

ali reid ... kron 4 news.g off to of them before summer ahead have a busy thsois club.sot all 4 teens will be graduating this wknd and have a busy summer ahead of them before heading off to college. ali reid ... kron 4 news. q and a with ali (ken) the warriors look to sweep cleveland in game 4 tomorrow night. and we are expanding our coverage with a special "road to the championship" show. it starts tomorrow night at 4:00-- followed by kron4 news at 5. a slight warming trend is forecast for friday in the bay area. expect 60s along the coast and bay with 70s-80s as you head inland. another weak system cools conditions on saturday. a warming trend will get underway on sunday and continue through the middle part of next week as high pressure builds over the region. temperatures will warm back into the 80s to middle 90s. (pam) san francisco voters are anxious for the results on who will lead their city.. but, tonight, the mayor's race is 90s.the 80s to middle warm back into the 80s to middle 90s. (pam

kron 4 news 4 news ali reid ...ron 4 news (vicki) another big story tonight....it was an historic moment in singapore - as president donald trump and north korea leader kim jong un met and shook hands, before meeting to discuss north korea's nuclear program. from our partners at c-n-nomar jimenez has the details... the much-anticipated summit between president donald trump and kim jong un... is underway pres. donald trump: we're going to have a great discussion, and i think tremendous success. it will be tremendously successful. and it's my honor, and we will have a terrific relationship, i have no doubt. the two leaders meeting to discuss north korea's program, with the entire world watching. the president tweeting just hours before the sit down - "meetings between staffs and representatives are going well and quickly....but in the end, that doesn't matter. we will all know soon whether or not a real deal, unlike those of the past, can happen!" he wrote.in the lead up to this meeting, the president said it won't ta

ali reid ... kron 4 news.rant) there is historical significance to london breed taking the top job in san francisco. san francisco is now the largest city in the u.s. to have a female mayor. and she is the city's first african american female mayor. former mayor willie brown supported her, and tells kron 4 news ...she is a talented, dedicated, honest, person.. ready to take on san francisco's challenges. <"and to have the second woman in the history of this city and the second african america and to have somebody at 43 years of age a native from the public housing projects ascend to the mayorship is the ultimate confirmation of what america is about."> (grant)san jose mayor sam liccardo released a statement congratulating london breed. the statement read:"i'd like to congratulate mayor-elect breed and look forward to working with her to tackle the many common challenges facing our communities, from the region's growing homelessness crisis...to the need for critical transit improvements that will get the bay ar

reid. they have never seen in the time that i have been here more cooperation than we have between democrats and republicans from the senate armed services committee. and i will yield the floor for just a minute. i have six requests they have approval of both the majority and minority. >> i yield the floor. >> let me think chairman as i to was the collaboration was her with a great deal to results of his work and as i mentioned before the information of chairman mccain. and that all of those granted through 2018. >> without objection. >> and she rise to discuss year the defensere authorization bill with the armed services committee made to third with its own bipartisan vote. first i like to recognize chairman mccain after the bill was named he has guided his committee with the steady and unyielding leadership that bipartisan process is an example way congress should function and i am pleased to say and through many hearing which produced a bipartisan bill and we would like to take amendment

kron 4's ali reid is live in concord with the story...ali? the city council chamber is packed with people speaking out against building a detention camp here in concord. they tell us this all came as a surprise when that u-s navy document was leaked last friday ...and now people are standing up and speaking out. this evening they marched from the concord bart station to city hall ...where they rallied outside the building for abput an hour before making their way into the council chambers.this community is standing together ... against creating that detention camp for migrants at the former naval weapons base in concord.the land is owned by the federal government, but officials tell us.. for the last 12 years.. the city of has been negotiating transfering the land to the city... protestors are against detention camps, and do not believe the site is suitable for anyone to be placed.jesse lovegood / organizer, east bay for everyonesot - naval base is a superfund site, whic means it's full of unexploded bombs, nuclear waste, and in general not f

paula reid is at the white house.is et servi says alerted erday thse edwards was a fugitive wanted on a warrant for attempted murder out of prince george's county, maryland. now, according to the police report, at approximately noon today, edwards approached the northwest visitor entrance here at the white house. and after he showed his maryland driver's license, he was then arrested by the secret service. the prince george's county sheriff's office says the attempted murder warrant was dated may 17, but they couldn't give as many additional details about the circumstances that led to these charges. now, the white house is deferring comments to the secret service, and edwards was transported to the city police department here for processing before he will likely be passed off to the state of maryland. he's expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. >> glor: paula, may 17, weeks ago, how did this not come up earlier? >> reporter: that's a great question. it appears this arrest would likely have happened after he passed his background check, and we're told the u.s. secret rou

ali reid from santa reportg t. before anyone detonate them were able to authorities explosives.with home .... wired found near the his car was more people.to hurt even have intended gunman may police say the standupthrough someone going can imagine not something i we can but that's not something i can imagine someone going through standup police say the standup through someone going can imagine someone going through standuppolice say the gunman may police say the gunman may have intended to hurt even more people.his car . authorities were able to detonate them before anyone was hurt.reporting live from santa rosa ... ali reid ... kron 4 news (grant) another big story were following tonight... fire crews are working in the ai and on the ground to contain a massive, destructive wildfire burning in lake county... and the fight is far from over...(grant) hundreds of people are out of their homes tonight...forced to flee because of the fire. these are the latest numbers tonight... the pawnee fire has burned more than 10

jeff. >> glor: paula reid, thank you. the hunt for a man suspected in as many as six murders in arizona came to a violent end today. the man shot himself to death as a police swat team moved in. mireya villarreal has late details. >> reporter: dwight lamon jones was tracked down to this extended-stay hotel in northern scottsdale at around 5:00 a.m. when he started shooting. >> the swat team set up on the room. they were able to enter using robot and other tactics and determined that the suspect had killed himself with an apparent gunshot wound. >> reporter: police believe renowned psychiatrist dr. steven pitt was jones' first victim last thursday. on friday two paralegals turned up dead, velerie sharp and laura anderson. the next morning hypnotherapist and life coach marshall levine was found murdered. jones is believed connected to all six murders. each victim had a connection to his 2009 divorce and custody battle. >> here's a letter to my son. >> reporter: in an audio clip posted to youtube, jones accuses his ex-wife's

gh glor: all right, chip reid on the scene in annapolis. we're going to move now to our washington newsroom. enff pegues has been working his s urces to find out more about the suspect. jeff, what do you know? >> reporter: well, jeff, our cbs law enforcement sources identify the suspect as gerald ramos of laurel, maryland. he's 38 years old, an according to court documents appeared to have a grievance in the past against the "capital gazette" newspaper. the suspect is in custody, but as investigators have pressed him for information, he has not been cooperating. we also learned that he tried to hide his identity from investigators, because he did not have an i.d. on him when he was taken into custody. and sources say that he had damaged his fingertips so that law enforcement couldn't use fingerprints to identify him. but investigators have been able to identify him by using other law enforcement tools. they also are looking into whether he has a criminal record. tonight police say that there were threats made against the newspaper on social

paula reid, thanks. the u.s. air force today flew several children injured in the. treatment of burns. at least 99 people have died since the eruption on sunday. nearly 200 are still missing. manuel bojorquez spent the day with crews searching for victims. >> reporter: he says we're going to a part of this village where rescue workers are right now trying to recover bodies. as we approached, we realized we were walking not on a dirt road but on 8 to 10 feet of volcani an people. rescuers dig and dig-- not for survivors but to give dignity to families hoping to bury their dead. those who survived left behind evidence of their escape. we're told after the eruption,r. and you can see what they did here. they used cinder blocks. they used parts of a tin roof--n these wooden planks to try to get people to safety. the toxic flow from sunday's rushed through areas it had never reached before, surprising and trapping entire neighborhoods, and cutting off access and fresh water to others. the water is not safe? here, residents told us it was the first time these trucks were

ed: pardon me let you jump in on the joy reid part.sm. i heard roseanne get pillarried from everybody from left to right. >> i attacked her. ed: for saying something racist including matt schlapp. >> let me be clear, the president of the united states refused to denounce and reject same bigotry and hate and it starts from the top there are a lot of other people who are in support of roseanne saying she should not have been fired. saying her comments were not wrong. justifying her comments as if they were okay and we all know that they are not. ed: matt? >> yeah, i think this is so interesting. joy reid said hateful and terrible things, things about guys, things about jews in the state of israel. things about almost every group you can imagine. and it was 10 years ago, it was before she was a national political or at least media figure. and i think it's okay to say look, this happened. she apologizes. don't you love it what they do with donald trump, anto ant jps juan. you try to equate him with being a racist. try to equate him with be

kron 4's ali reid has reaction from riders. area train stations is an epidemic.pkgbart's rapid response team is now in full effect ... their job ... clean up any biohazard materials. including needles.taniesha ballmanmy daughter get on the bart every day and i'd sure hate for her to sit on a needle in fact, we spoke to this woman who says she sat on a hypodermic needle on bart a bart train.i just kind of touched it and it was a syringe tip.now, if riders see needles or drug use, they can go to bart-dot-gov. at the bottom of the page, in red lettering, click on "report a biohazard" and fill out a quick form. patrice gastile imma put it to the test. i'll be on the richmond train at 6:57 in the morning, and if i see anything bart.gov and imma submit and see what happens bart officials recognize the national homeless and opiod epidemic is now causing a local problem for its riders. having a rapid response team member at the macarthur or lake merritt station on deck will hopefully get to any upcoming issue as soon as possible. seein

reid will play shingo kunieda ofjapan in the semi—finals.n saturday. and after all the discussion surrounding his england re—call, there's no place — even on the bench — for danny cipriani. after a stand—out premiership season for wasps, time in three years — eddiejones saying if there were any attitude problems from him, he'd be swiftly on a flight home. he'll sit out this first match at ellis park injohannesburg — a south african stronghold eddiejones is determined to crack. it isa it is a great opportunity for us. this is a once in a lifetime opportunity for the players, and you don't get that too many times. only once, so we are all excited. we have had a great operation and we can't wait. any scores to settle from the six nations? look, that is all done and dusted. we have had a great run, it came to an end, and now we have moved on. we are on a different stage of our development. meanwhile joey carberey will be at fly—half for ireland's first test against australia in brisbane on saturday. he replacesjohnny sexton as coach joe schmidt

>> glor: paula reid's at the white house. paula, thanks.ifornia governor jerry brown y day declared a state of emergency in northern california because of a wildfire that has burned through 13 square miles since saturday. maassmann in clearlake oaks mark, any word on when this fire might be contained? >> reporter: hard to say, jeff. behind me-- take a look-- you see one of the ten homes that burned to the ground. for these folks, there's nothing left. end as the afternoon has gone on, we've seen a number of hot spots, new fires flaring, go up. inick black smoke and fires burning along ridges. the pawnee fire, the most aggressive one here, has an hficial containment percentage of zero, which means a wildfire irrning out of control. 600 homes remain evacuated with tr timetable for when people can return. today, though, winds calmer, temperatures cooler, gave firefighters a needed break, a chance to work on containing the ugre by building fire lines and brush clearing around homes. but they need to work quickly, n co. eae forecast is about to

kron 4's ali reid is live in san francisco tonight... with more on when we might learn the winner. ali? it more than likely won't be this week.it's still a very tight race. both candidates are within a sliver of a percentage point of victory. pkgelection personnel continue to count votes .. every day .... 12 hours a day.we'll get several thousand through tomorrowlondon breed maintains the lead with a total 106- thousand 536 votes.mark leno is right behind at 104-935. that less than a one percent difference.with breed at 50.38 percent.and leno at 49.52.john arntzby friday we'll have mostly everything donewith a difference of 16-hundred votes so far. both sides remain optimistic.in a statement, senator leno's spokesperson zoe kleinfeld says in part ... "with a historic voter turnout of over 50 percent, we need to honor each and every vote cast in this election" london breed's camp says "we are pleased that every day since the election we have held strong and gained votes but there are still 17,000 ballots left to count." the or of san francisco's department of elections says he's nev

paula reid has more on this. >> reporter: president trump granted his fifth pardon this morning, tweeting, "we will be giving a full pardon to dinesh d'souza today. he was treated very unfairly by our government." the high-profile conservative film maker and author pleaded guilty in 2014 to arranging illegal campaign contributions. d'souza has said his prosecution was politically motivated. >> i've gone through going to jail. >> reporter: mr. trump also said he is thinking about pardoning martha stewart, who was convicted of lying to investigators about a stock trade, and commuting former illinois governor rod blagojevich's 14-year sentence for attempting to sell an appointment to the senate seat vacated by president obama. >> you're fired. >> reporter: both stewart and blagojevich have connections to mr. trump's "apprentice" television franchise. at the same point in his presidency mr. obama had not pardoned anyone, but eventually issued 212 pardons and 1,715 commutations, most for low-level drug offenders. president trump issued his first pardon last summer to controversial arizona sher

jeff. >> glor: all right, paula reid, thank you. now our cbs news investigative team, which went under cover to expose the cozy relationship between lobbyists and state attorneys general. lobbyists are making huge donations to groups that help get officials elected. for their money they get access to top law enforcement officers, only expanding what some call "the swamp." here's nancy cordes with a cbs news investigation. >> reporter: holding public office has its perks. ia kiawah island in south carolina, we spotted republican state attorneys general taking the kind of luxury trip most americans can't afford-- $500 rounds of golf, oceanfront receptions, and yoga on the beach, all courtesy of corporate donors. >> i'm the attorney general from the state of georgia. >> reporter: this getaway and others like it are organized by raga, the republican attorneys general association. to attend, lobbyists send corporate guests fork over $125,000. $50,000 gets them one-on-one issue briefings with state a.g.s. >> god bless america. >> reporter

jeff. >> glor: okay, paula reid at the white house. thank you.be a landmark ruling for privacy rights in the cell phone age. the supreme court ruled today that police in most cases need a warrant to get cell phone location data. as jan crawford reports, the tse stems from a string of robberies in michigan. >> pings from one of these suspects' cell phones led investigators to search this location. >> reporter: for law enforcement, cell phone data is a powerful new tool. >> we kept pinging it. we finally got some really good oongs. >> reporter: in michigan, police linked one man to a string of armed robberies, retracing his steps as his cell phone connected to different cell sites. at in a major statement for privacy in a technological age, the supreme court today said the government violated his rights when it monitored his movements without first getting a warrant. when the government tracks the location of a cell phone, it achieves near-perfect surveillance," wrote chief justice john roberts "as if it had attached an ankle monitor on the phone's