robert f. kennedy: racial injustice and poverty, ignorancand concn foworld peace d chicagand s anges, dung thatime, i spokto goverr barnett probly 25 times. heanted the marsha toraw their ns. [ambnt music - [announcer]: major funding for reel south was provided by: etv endowment, the national endowment for the arts, center for asian-american media, south arts, and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. additional funding for "you asked for the facts" was provided by: [film reel] [crowd chatter] robert f. kennedy: you're going to go with them here. [crowd chatter] speaker 2: thanks. i appreciate it. speaker 3: could you give an autograph? speaker 4: senator, what do you feel about the reception you got from these students down here? robert f. kennedy: it's very nice. speaker 4: the students are most happy to have you here. speaker 5: why don't you try us at football? robert f. kennedy: i think you're too good for us down here. gerald blessey: he

said he would announce his decision today. >>> more than 50 years after convicted of shooting robert f kennedy at a los angeles hotel two of kennedy's sons support the release and others signed a statement urging newsom to keep him in prison. we first brought the press conference live. >>> owners of certain firearms that are illegal to buy in california have a deadline to get them registered. supplies to gun owners who legally bought bullet button assault weapons. california lawmakers outlawed weapons with the feature in 2016. people who bought them before january 1, 2017, are still allowed to own them if they're registered. it is the second time the state opened a window for registration. >>> still ahead at noon and streaming on cbsn bay area, new fall out for prince andrew in the middle of sexual assault allegations. what the queen just took away from her son. >>> transformation in a matter of weeks when it comes to the california drought. >>> you see where we are going today for daytime highs, already on our way. we'll be in >>> new, fall out for prince andrew in the wake of sexual assault

for the 900. 68, giving bob reynolds reports from los angeles, the man convicted of killing robert f. kennedy. more than 50 years ago will remain behind bars. california governor gavin newsome rejected parole for sir, han b. sharice your hon, a palestinian immigrant found guilty of assassinating kennedy. in 1968 kennedy was a democratic u. s. senator and younger brother of the assassinated president john f. kennedy. he was running for the democratic party nomination for president and had just celebrated winning the crucial california primary at a rally at the ambassador hotel in los angeles. my thanks to all of you and i was on the chicago and let when as kennedy and his entourage made their way backstage in the kitchen area of the hotel, sir haunt, struck, fatally wounded kennedy with a bullet to the head. dozens of people witness the shooting. it was an act of violence that changed the course of american history. in august of last year, a california parole panel recommended that sir han who is now 77 years old. be released, saying he had expressed some remorse, but newsome has the final say

rejected parole for sirhan sirhan, who spent more than five decades in prison for assassinating robert f. kennedy in 1968. governor newsom saying sirhan has never accepted responsibility for his crime and still poses a threat for public safety. his possible parole dividing the kennedy family. two of rfk's sons supporting his release. other family members against it, including ethel kennedy. >>> when we come back tonight, news this evening about flu vaccinations, the flu shot this year and children, and just how effective is the shot this time? t would be the last thing on my mind. hey mom, can i go play video games? sure, after homework. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. what's the wifi password again? here...you...go. cool. thanks. no problem. voya helps me feel like i've got it all under control. because i do. oh she is good. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. maybe it's another refill at your favorite diner... or waiting for the 7:12 bus... or sunday afternoon in the produce aisle. these moments may

robert f. kennedy no less, the nephew of jfk, makes a reprehensible speech in front of the lincoln memorial? i know him as well. i was shocked that he would do something like this. comparing life saving vaccine policies to the actions of a totalitarian state even sinking so low as suggesting that anne frank was in a better situation when she hid from the nazis in a cramped attic in the netherlands until she was discovered and killed. >> it's been the ambition of every totalitarian state from the beginning of mankind to control every aspect of behavior of conduct and obliterate dissent. none of them have been able to do it. they didn't have the technological capacity. even in hitler's germany you could cross the alps into switzerland. you could hide in an attic like anne frank did. >> come on. come on. what are we doing? this isn't about -- people have the right to feel the way they feel. you have a right to have an opinion. you have a right to have an opinion. but it's just not -- opinion is different

but for the speakers here were there people like robert f, kennedy junior, and dr. robert malone, as well as the nearly 30000 people who attended. they would say this event was about much more than being against vaccines. it was about being pro freedom and pro good information, the name of the event defeat the mandates. the march was 1st announced by doctor robert malone during his podcast interview with joe rogan. it was held the same weekend as the march for life pro life event. tens of thousands turned out to hear speakers and rally for their right to not be forcibly vaccinated or coerced into vaccination. the 2 major things of the event seemed to surround, resisting the employer and government ordered vaccination. in his speech on sunday, robert f. kennedy junior, referred to the modern social climate as turnkey totalitarianism, saying that the government has managed to put in place all these totalitarian measures for control making coven era policies inescapable. the 2nd issue for the event calling out big tech and media organizations, which have suppressed view

in his speech in the gathered crowd, robert f. kennedy junior, made his comparison explicit. >> it's been the ambition of every totalitarian state from the beginning of mankind to control every aspect of behavior of conduct and to obliterate -- none of them have been able to do it. they didn't have the technological pomposity. even in hitler germany you could cross the alps into switzerland, you can hide an addict like and frank did, i visited in 1962 -- and met people who climbed the wall and escaped, so it was possible. many pai died doing it, but it was possible. the mechanisms are being put in place that will make it so none of us can run and none of us can hide. >> so clearly the folks -- i would humbly submit wildly wrong in the conception of history and what's happening right now. and the situation as it stands. but it's important to note here, this is a group of several thousand people in a country of two a 330 million. it's a big country. there's all kinds of people there's all kinds of news and they get together for protests. th

robert f. kennedy won't be released from state prison despite a parole board recommendation. the board rejected freeing sirhan sirhan 15 times over the decades. in a surprise move last summer, the parole board decided that he's no longer a danger to public safety and recommended parole. governor newsom explained to ktvu how he came to his decision not to allow sir hands release i personally went and i reviewed the archives. and saw the gun. and read through the diaries, sirhan and looked at all the evidence. in this case we took this door whole another level of consideration. robert f. kennedy was shot and killed at the ambassador hotel in los angeles in 1968 moments after he claimed victory in california's democratic presidential primary. he was 42 years old. the kennedy family released a statement about governor newsom's decision saying, in part quote we are grateful to california governor gavin newsom and deeply relieved by his decision today to deny parole to the killer of robert f. kennedy. we are

over the weekend, robert f kennedy junior compared covid-19 exit

robert f kennedy was shot and killed in june of 1968.hern california moments after he had just claimed victory in the state's pivotal democratic presidential primary. so originally was sentenced to death, but that sentence was commuted to life when the california supreme court briefly outlawed capital punishment in 1972. >> strong reactions are coming in from all sides regarding charges being dropped against a man accused of among other things, resisting arrest and assaulting a san francisco police officer. kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has the story. >> san francisco district attorney chesa boudin has decided there will be no criminal charges filed against 41 year-old surgio luego who was arrested back on february 17th 2021 following a physical altercation with san francisco police. this is a photo of surgio luego taken after the incident. sfpd officials say lugo was detained by undercover officers conducting surveillance for burglary crimes a valley. we need to cited to walk away. sfpd investigators say during the struggle to detain he u

robert f. kennedy was shot at the ambassador hotel in los angeles, moments after he claimed victory in california's democratic presidential primary . back in 1968. he was 42 years old when he was killed. sirhan now 77 years old, will be scheduled for a new parole hearing, where he's expected to ask a judge to overturn governor nuisance denial. we will have much more on this breaking story coming up in our next hour of news at five o'clock when out to another top story that we're following this afternoon students in oakland staging a sick out today the action for some schools to close completely for the day. many teachers also staying home in solidarity. the students are demanding more safety measures demanding that the school district says demands rather, the school district says it is in the process of meeting is rob ross spoke with students and the teachers union as well as the district and joins us now live from the newsroom. rob heather the exact numbers of students and teachers. absences won't be

. >> those on full display for robert f. kennedy jr.llowing his controversial remarks at an anti-vax mandate rally. >> even in hitler germany, you could cross the alps to switzerland. you could hide in an attic like anne frank did. >> on tuesday, rfk jr.'s wife tweeted, my husband's reference to anne frank at a mandate rally in d.c. was reprehensible and insensitive. his opinions are not a reflection of my own. >> what couples need to decide first of all, is this a deal breaker? to some people it may not be. >> if the difference in politics and values is not a deal breaker -- >> i'm here, you're here. what can we agree on. coming up with an agreement, how can we protect our relationship. >> shailene woodley and aaron rodgers, also on opposite sides, got engaged a year ago. a source telling "people", early on they decided to agree to disagree about things. and not debate them. the experts say this can work. >> we're going to protect each other's beliefs, but respect that we believe different things. but i never recommend not talking abou

visit indeed.com/hire >>> robert f. kennedy jr. ade about the holocaust and vaccines just about the same time his wife rebuked him online for them. kennedy tweeted, i apologize for my reference to anne frank. especially to families who suffered the holocaust horrors. it went on, to the extent my remarks caused hurt, i am truly and deeply sorry. >> well, kennedy's wife actress cheryl hines tweeted on her own account, my husband's reference to anne frank at a mandate rally in d.c. was recommend rehencible and insensitive. the atrocities millions endured during the holocaust should never be compared to anyone or anything. his opinions are not a reflection of my own. i'm sensing some tension. in marriage right now. >> yeah. i wonder, rfk jr. has said so many things that are offensive. the disinformation. why did it take so long to get this apology? >> also, this is how they communicate, a sign of the times that you have to tweet at your spouse to get them to take out the trash, basically. >> we've seen it before. >>> if you've been stuc

excited to believe what they believe, but one of the issues here is when you have people like robert f. kennedyr germany, you had high and cross the alps. east germany with my father, med people who climbed the wall and escaped. it was possible. today the mechanisms are being put in place and it will make it so none of us can run and none of us can hide. >> ian, again, for a, misinformation, and b, i don't quite get the intellectual pretzel. he's talking about people in nazi germany having to hide, but he's standing in public making his case in a free country that he can say what we believes. it's lunacy. >> the beauty is we do have the right to protest whatever we want, even if it's comical displays like what we just saw. there was noticing akin to the holocaust, so let's just make that clear today. hopefully false analogies will end. >> but you see this plays out, rising distrust in the government, rising distrust in the cdc, rising distrust in our institution, because people are saying things that are simply not true. i have nothing against a good debate, let's have a debate, but it should b

there have been more than 30 speakers today including robert f. kennedyr., noted anti-vaxer and conspiracy theorist as well as dr. robert malone, one of the researchers and founders of the mrna vaccine. those are the types of people that the thousands of people have come to listen to. alex? >> all right, gary, thank you so much for a great setup and report there as we bring in on the hooerls of that, mehdi hasan, msnbc political analyst and host of the mehdi hasan show. big welcome to you. we see this anti-vax seen mandate protests there in washington, d.c. this entire mandate to challenge vaccine safety and fight mandates, it was once considered fringe, but it's not going away. in fact, it may be picking up steam. it's been going on too long for folks. do you think it's more than that? >> i think it's a bit of that. i think the kind of people you're seeing in d.c., screaming at school boards and in public places, this is a culture wars issue now. it's become a badge of identity. and the moment you really, really knew that was the case is when donald trum

way toward the lincoln memorial where you'll hear from more than 30 speakers, as you mentioned robert f. kennedy kennedy. he is a noted anti-vaxxer and does not believe in vaccines or the virus itself. you'll also hear from dr. robert malone, one of the researchers, early researchers of the mrna vaccine. he spent much of this pandemic saying vaccines aren't great and saying that the virus is not real as well. and that's the draw here. these speakers are the draw here for the thousands of people that are going to be coming. and this mandate fight has certainly been seen across the country. we have nine states right now that still have indoor mask mandates, mostly blue states, you'll notice, across the country. but even just the river in virginia, governor youngkin revealed an opt out that parents don't have to have their kids wear masks to school. there is a little bit of irony, if these folks want to get something to eat or drink after the march, in washington, d.c. you have to prove your vaccination status and wear a mask. >> interesting. gary grumbach, we know you'll be on the ground throughou

robert f. kennedy jr. "to the extent my remarks caused h h hurt." it was actually to quite an extent. and still not comparable to any -- in any way despite the intent. words matter, like i said. words matter. an apology counts for something. but truth matters more. truth reigns out. our lives and our democracy depend on it. we have a lot to cover this evening. the world is watching. watching as the current president, joe biden, and vladimir putin and russia face off. is the global balance of power changing now? what's going to happen next? what will it mean for our democracy? big questions for none other than fareed zakaria. next. now i'm running for me. i've always dreamed of seeing the world. but i'm not chasing my dream anymore. i made a financial plan to live it every day. ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com ♪ ♪ ♪i'm so defensive,♪ ♪i got bongos thumping in my chest♪ ♪and something tells me they don't beat me♪ ♪ ♪ ♪he'd better not take the ring

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anti-vaxxer robert f. kennedy jr. we talked about him last night, right? his disgraceful speech comparing life-saving vaccine policies to the actions of a totalitarian state and suggesting that anne frank was in a better situation when she hid from the nazis in a cramped attic in the netherlands until she was discovered and killed. well, tonight at least i guess he's apologizing, if you can call it that. and i quote. "i apologize for my reference to anne frank. especially to families that suffered the holocaust horrors. my intention was to use examples of past barbarianism -- or barbarism," excuse me, "to show the perils from new technologies of control. to the extent my remarks caused hurt, i am truly and deeply sorry." robert f. kennedy jr. "to the extent my remarks caused hurt." it was actually to quite an extent. and still not comparable to any -- in any way despite the intent. words matter, like i said. words matter. an apology counts for something. but truth matters more. truth reigns out. our lives and our democracy depend on it. we have a lot to co

governor gavin newsom and deeply relieved by his decision today to deny parole to the killer of robert f. kennedy practicing tin you robert kennedy's vision of fair and compassionate criminal system, one with an ultimate goal of rehabilitation , but only for fenders capable of achieving it. word tonight of a deal between san francisco teachers and the district over health and safety. the district has agreed to offer 10 additional days of covid sickly for teachers, and the agreement notes that the district will continue to offer weekly testing and high quality facemasks to students and staff. the district says he delivered more than 46,000 pcr test to schools last week, and this week they're distributing more than 73,000 k n95 masks well. nine schools in oakland closed today after teachers and students staged too sick out over covid safety precautions in the classroom. other schools stayed open, but officials say very few students showed up as ktvu is rob roth reports. the district says it's in the process of meeting their demands. at skyline high school thursday, one student said the classrooms w

. >>> the family of robert f. kennedy says they are relieved that sirhan sirhan has been denied parole. the governor has reversed the decision, saying sirhan still poses a threat to public safety. >>> major settlement involving a student loan service. it's agreeing to cancel $1.7 billion in student death. this is overallegations of abusive lending practices. 66,000 borrowers are not have to repay loans. >> so many people who are trapped in mounting, unaffordable student loan debt, because navient failed to counsel about how to manage these loans. >> the company will pay $140 million in penalties. teenagers with good driving records could find themselves behind the wheel of a big rig. launching a test program that would lower the driving age from truckers traveling across state lines from 21 to 18. the goal so to help ease supply chain back logs. >>> prince andrew has been stripped of his royal titles after a new york judge ruled a sexual abuse lawsuit against andrew can proceed. she claims andrew forced her to perform sex

over the weekend, robert f kennedy junior compared covid-19 exit mandates to totalitarianism in nazi germany while speaking at a rally in the national mall in opposition to mandates. prior to the pandemic, mr. kennedy has been a vocal critic of vaccines. his speech is about 30 minutes. >> thank all of you for coming out today and braving the cold. to stand up for democracy and for our children and for the united states constitution. i want to start with a salute to the medical doctors, the healers, the courageous doctors of conscience who stood up with me here today and proceeded me onto this podium. one of the most pandemic response has been this war against doctors of conscience. we know their names. peter mcculloch, lowell alexander, ryan cole, and so many others whose lives and livelihoods are being destroyed because they are trying to do their jobs and protect our children. the other really disk in part -- disconcerting part of the pandemic response has been what i call the information chaos, the use, the orchestrated confusion and fear by manipulating pcr tests, over amplifying

some of these whack jobs expected robert f. kennedy to come back to life. it's like going see the jackson five and only tito shows up. robert kennedy is a notorious long-time anti-vaxxer. he did have a christmas party at his house last month, and in order to come in you had to show proof of vaccination, but he blamed that on his wife. because he carries the kennedy nail, rfk, people believe what he says. he is largely responsible for a lot of the misinformation that's out there. for a lot of those in eanes, he was the main event. you know how you go to the farmer's market and there is a band or a combo playing. and there is always one weird lady dancing alone? she was there. ♪ ♪ only love ♪ >> jimmy: it's either dancing or a medical emergency. i'm not sure. on friday in d.c., the house select committee looking into the extent of trump's involvement in the insurrection on january 6 received a load of documents that the former president sued to try to prevent them from seeing. one of those documents is a draft of a very damning executive order that would have

robert f. kennedy junior denouncing covid vaccine mandates with offensive comparisons to nazi germany. >> even in hitler's germany you could cross the alps into switzerland. you can hide in an attic like anne frank did. >> there is a lot wrong with that. we'll talk about it. and calls to change the nfl's overtime rules after a coin toss leads kansas city's victory over buffalo. what a great game, right? we'll discuss that with the legendary sportscaster bob costas. really great football weekend. we'll discuss that coming up. after turning to the democratic congressman of colorado led a congressional visit to ukraine in december and is fully briefed on the situation. so happy to have you on. good evening to you. you just came back from ukraine. a lot of americans may be wondering exactly how this could affect us here in the u.s. how would you explain that? what is the situation? >> thanks, don. i sit on both the armed services and intelligence committee and house of representatives and i did lead a bipa

robert kennedy, sir hanser hon. a palestinian refugee has been serving a life sentence for the 1968, killing robert kennedy's mother came just 5 years after his brother, president john f. kennedy was shot dead in texas. al jazeera, rob reynolds has more from los angeles, the city where robert kennedy was killed. this, of course, was an act of 968 the killing of robert f kennedy. that really changed the course of american politics and us history forever and governor gavin newsome today in denying parole for sir hans, are hon. the palestinian born man convicted of killing democratic senator robert kennedy said that sir hans assassination of senator kennedy is among the most notorious crimes in american history. now there was a pool handle hearing back in august of last year. the recommended that your hon be released, but the governor has the final say on that. and the governor newsome in his statement also said that sir han who is now 77 years old still poses a danger to the public. the killing came just 5 years after the assassination of his elder brother, john f. kennedy, the president of the united states and sort of cemented the idea of a tragic or almost the 1st ar

anti-vaccine activist robert f. kennedy jr. and controversial director robert malone were among the speakers. >>> china is ramping up covid testing in beijing ahead of the olympic games. an entire beijing district is ordered to undergo testing following a series of infections in the capital. that district is huge. it's home to some two million people. people in other areas of beijing deemed at high risk of infection are also being told not to leave the city. china has had a strict zero tolerance strategy aimed at isolating every infected person. as we get closer to the start of the winter olympics, which is february 4. >>> at-home covid tests can seem easy, right? you bring them home, open them up and follow the instructions inside. >> but if you can't see well, or at all, that simple task becomes so much harder. and it's what blind americans are struggling with. now we have an effort to make the test more accessible to the visually impaired. regina waldroup reports from chicago. >> reporter: at-home covid tests, they're a quick

. >> reporter: among the speakers, robert kennedy jr., son of the late new york senator and attorney general robert f. kennedy. sunday's rally comes as daily covid-19 cases in parts of the northeast are showing signs of leveling off, but some regions are still seeing rising numbers. >> you're seeing cases come down very rapidly in the east coast. the states that were the early outbreak states, florida, the mid-atlantic, new york city, chicago, los angeles. this virus is spreading to the midwest. you're seeing cases pick up in states like montana, wisconsin, minnesota, wyoming, idaho. so it's not done yet. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci says in the coming weeks infection levels could get to a low enough level that covid eventually becomes the type of respiratory infectioop pa. >> things are looking good. we don't want to get overconfident, but they look like they're going the right direction right now. >> reporter: but fauci says the u.s. has to be prepared for the possibility another highly infectious variant could come along. meanwhile, covid hospitalizations jumped 30% and deaths 44% in the past tw

hand the man who assassinated robert f. kennedy in 1968 will not be released from prison. governor newsom made the announcement today. alex savages here with the tails, plus what? newsom told us about his decision. alex well, entree, a parole board declined to free sir. hunt 15 previous times over the decades, but then it is surprise move last summer. it determined the 77 year old is no longer a danger to public safety and recommended parole. still, the final decision was in governor newsom's hands. tomorrow was the deadline for the governor to make his choice , he told our political reporter greg lee earlier today that he waited until the last minute because he wanted to give the decision. the serious consideration that it deserved. it's a weighty decision every week. i make these decisions every single week. dozens and dozens of people come in. ah, vetted by my staff victims statements. i read every single one of these files. i remember neither here nor there may not be important or interesting to anybody. but i remember. never forget i was on a southwest airlines flight

as you mentioned, robert f. kennedy jr.e today, there's about 30 of them expected to get under way here shortly. we talked to some folks about why they're here. >> i'm here because i'm really passionate about freedoms. i think our freedoms are starting to erode. and it's really sad to see that people are forced to take a vaccine in order to go to college, to maintain a job, to feed their families. and it's not right. it's un-american. it's against the constitution. and, uh, we're here with a lot of other people trying to send a message to, uh, the government that we are not going to stand for this and as long as we have breath, we will not stand for this. >> reporter: now, there are nine states and washington, dc that still have indoor mask mandates. and of course this is happening here in washington, dc. if any of these folks are hungry or want to get a drink after this, they have to show their vaccination and wear a mask to go into restaurants here in dc, alex. >> oh, my gosh, i had not thought of that. interesting. thank

. >> robert f kennedy jr is getting flak after taking the stage and comparing vaccine mandates to germany. the country seeing progress in the fight against the pandemic but there is also a fight to get more people vaccinated. john lawrence reports. >>> covid-19 has been a dominant factor in every day life for two years ranging from mask wearing in public to lengthy hospital stays. some health officials say that might change in the not too distant future. >> we see fewer and fewer people who have never dealt with one form or another of the virus that causes covid before and because of that we are seeing less severe illness, fewer deaths per infection. >> reporter: the number of confirmed cases verses hospitalization in the u.s. has dropped since november according to data from johns hopkins university and department of health and human services. >> we have so many more tools compared to 2020 or 2021, and we are also dealing with, thankfully, a milder variant with the omicron variant. >> reporter: among those tools, booster shots which one study found are 90% effective at preventing hospita

. >>> declaring robert f. kennedy's killer assemble a political violence, governor newsom quashed a parole panel's recommendation to release sirhan sirhan. the 77-year-old has served more than 50 years behind bars for the association at a los angeles hotel. if you want to read more about the case of the governor's decision, we have posted links on her website, kpix.com . >>> the last couple of years have been a bumpy ride for all of us, but bay area roads are getting ridiculous. kpix 5's andria borba shows us they are more treacherous than ever now that the recent storms have passed. >> reporter: the recent rains might be good for the reservoirs, but not so much for the roads. watch where you drive, or you might find yourself with an unwelcome trip to the body shop. forget what goes bump in the night. right now it is about what is going bump on the roads. thanks to everyone's favorite hazard, potholes. >> the road conditions are horrible. i commute every day. i drive these roads all over the bay area. they are absolutel

in the decision he wrote the assassination of robert f kennedy by sirhan sirhan is the most notorious common history and he decided to 77-year-old still serves a threat to public safety and he spent the last 50 years behind bars for shooting kennedy in a los angeles hotel but it was in august that a parole panel recommended sirhan sirhan be freed. two of kennedy's sons supported his release well six other family members urge the governor to keep them in prison. >>> and now to the drought picture and a notable improvement. look for yourself. the map released today is on the right compared to a week ago and left. a lot less red which is extreme drought and the dark red, exceptional drought is gone completely. paul heggen is here to pu pecti gharin our were in and this is the third worst category it was a few months ago we were all in exceptional or extreme drought condition so it is the same across the board for the entire bay area but i will step back further than a week ago and we will look at a few different time frames and if you look at a year ago, we had some extreme drought showi

robert kennedy. so hon. so hon. a palestinian refugee has been serving a life sentence for the 1968, killing robert kennedy's murder came just 5 years after his brother, president john f kennedy was killed in texas, lived out to los angeles. i'll just say this will reynolds is that for us, robert kennedy was killed in los angeles. of course, rob tell us more about the governance decision. well, adrian, i have to say that for some americans, many americans who were alive in 1968 the memory of the assassination of robert f. kennedy still brings up feelings of grief afforded hopes and lost possibilities. kennedy was just 5042, excuse me, just 42 years old. when he was gone down in the ambassador hotel kitchen. here in los angeles, sir on sir hon, was apprehended immediately at the scene. after allegedly firing a bullet into kennedy's head, kennedy died a short time. later in his statement today, the governor of california gavin knew some said the assassination of robert of kennedy was one of the most notorious crimes of the 21st century and expressed his view that despite sir hans age is now 77 years old. he still represents a significant threat to the public welfare, th

he called robert f kennedy's assassination one of the most notorious crimes in american history. dan: the south bay mother accused of throwing boozy sex filled parties for her adolescent son and his teenaged friends is once again asking a judge to be released on bail. according to the mercury news. a lawyer for 47-year-old shannon o'connor says she poses no risk to the community as she awaits trial. the santa clara county das office tells us they will respond to the request in court next week. she faces 39 criminal counts. ama: if you park in san francisco, a new program could save you money. sign up for the text before toe program be notified if your vehicle is about to be towed. it is not for yellow or white zones or peak hour to await lanes. -- 20 away lanes. you will still get ticket. dan: parts of the bay area's of the air quality go from good to moderate today. this video shows some smoky skies in the east bay. the bay area air quality says woodsmoke and car emissions are getting trapped at ground level due to what is called a temperature inversion. all which means not so g

. >>>, leading the news, california's governor denies the man assassinated to robert f. kennedy, palestinian-american sirhan sirhan shot and killed jfk. he targeted him for his support for israel the kennedy family welcomed the news stating we are deeply great. for this decision, aimed at ensuring that no family nor our nation will suffer the same heart breaking irredeemable loss >>> mayhem in the monarchy, prince williams was stripped of his title a royal source confirms he will no longer be called his royal highness, the military affiliations have been returned to the queen. v.dufree im r alleged sexual assault when she was 17-years-old she says she was trafficked by his friend the late jeffrey epstein. he says he has no recollection and will defend this as a private citizen. >>> fed up, why thousands of gross restore workers are walking off the job with the latest strike to hit the country. >>> and rover recall a warning for a popular children's wear. stay with us >> your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture

gavin newsom rejected parole for sirhan sirhan, the man who assassinated presidential candidate robert f. kennedy in 1968. parole commissioners had recommended that he be freed. he is 77 years old and serving a life sentence. newsom said sirhan is still a threat to the public and has not taken responsibility for the crime. kennedy's widow, ethel, also opposed parole. >>> the "associated press" says 2021 was earth's sixth warmest year on record. data released by nasa and noaa shows the last eight years were the eight hottest since recordkeeping began in 1880. the agencies say last year's extreme heat wave in the pacific northwest, intense rains from hurricane ida, and flooding in germany and china were linked to global warming. researchers say it's evidence the earth is in a long-term warming trend. >> i can tell you a couple of things about 2022. i'll start with the global temperature. there is probably -- almost certain, 99% chance, that it will be in the top ten temperature-wise. probably 50% chance it will be in the top five. >> scientists say global temperatures over a ten-year period are nea

he called robert f kennedy's assassination one of the most notorious crimes in american history. dan: the south bay mother accused of throwing boozy sex filled parties for her adolescent son and his teenaged friends is once again asking a judge to be released on bail. according to the mercury news. a lawyer for 47-year-old shannon o'connor says she poses no risk to the community as she awaits trial. the santa clara county das office tells us they will respond to the request in court next week. she faces 39 criminal counts. ama: if you park in san francisco, a new program could save you money. sign up for the text before toe program be notified if your vehicle is about to be towed. it is not for yellow or white zones or peak hour to await lanes. -- 20 away lanes. you will still get ticket. dan: parts of the bay area's of the air quality go from good to moderate today. this video shows some smoky skies in the east bay. the bay area air quality says woodsmoke and car emissions are getting trapped at ground level due to what is called a temperature inversion. all which means not so g

this drew prominent antivaxers, including robert f kennedy jr. the biden administration proposed strict measures to boost that number higher but has falsed setbacks in court protest organizers said they were against mandates, not vaccines themselves. they say it's the only way to get life back to normal. >> i think our freedoms are starting to erode. and it's really sad to see that people are forced to take a vaccine to go to college, to maintain a job to feed their families and it's not right. it's unamerican. >> mandates are the way we've managed to get 99% of the population vaccinated against measles. if you leave it up to individual choice, you might as well have 33 million states within california, each one making its own laws and choices >> meanwhile, nbc news polls show distrust. a wide gap between democrats and republicans. now, that partisan gap turns into a chasm for president biden. overall, 37% trust president biden and 8% of gop voters now, former president trump fairs even worse with 21% trust on handling the coronavirus. the most t