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yes take a look at the line, robert f. kennedy must be assassinated. now switch live to the kennedy headquarters in the ambassador hotel. whether senator is expected to make a statement, katie tv covered the senator that terrible night june 4th 1968 victory speech at ella's ambassador hotel after winning the california primary. thanks to all of you, and now it's on to chicago and let's win there. seconds later, kennedy lay dying on the floor of the hotels pantry. sirhan later convicted of firing the three shots that hit him with that revolver his brother actually purchased from a neighbor. for $25. there is, of course, renewed interest in the case now that sirhan 77 was granted parole by two commissioners back in august after 15 previous denials, yes, all the pain the memories. governor newsom spoke of something similar when he told me of the messages he received since the parole board's decision. the stories that the emails and text messages i've gotten from people. people aren't just giving an opinion about yes or no. they're they're expressing their

. >>> senator robert kennedy's convicted killer may soon be released. >> the second gunman is the one who killed robert kennedy. >> what happened was we discovered there was really more to the story. >> at 7:00, rfk controversy and why some don't consider the case closed. >>> a quick live look outside. you are looking at the city of san francisco from our treasure island camera. 4:40 is the time now. we'll be right back. >>> fbi is warning people and businesses to be on the look out for fake e-mails coming from a legitimate fbi e-mail address. investigators say at least 100,000 were sent out. one climbed to come from the department of homeland security warning the recipient was target of a sophisticated attack. but dhs cyber security agency says it made no such warning. fbi says the e-mails are result of a software miss configuration. >>> port of oakland says it is ready and waiting to receive cargo ships that come this way. new fines are set to kick in to clear the shipping container clog in southern california. nearly 90 were anchored at the ports with goods sitting idle. the tariff

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. >>> coming up at 7:00, senator robert kennedy's convicted killer may soon be released on parole. there is a continuing dispute swirling around sirhan sirhan. >> a second gunman is the one who killed robert kennedy. not sirhan. >> what happened was we discovered there was really more to the story. >> reporter: tonight at 7:00, the rfk controversy and why some don't consider the case close. >>> coming up at 3:00, passengers ask for it. what united airlines is bringing back on board some of its flights. >>> streaming this afternoon on cbm bay area, we asked a local doctor if now is the time to get the covid booster shot. that is at 4:10. you can find us on kpix.com or on the >>> consumer news. united airlines passengers will soon have more drink options on board. the carrier is expending in- flight beverage services to include hard liquor on select flights. the company says it made the decision following customer feedback. >>> santa claus is coming back to malls this year. more shopping centers and department stores are bringing back in store personal appearances from chris pringle.

. >>> and coming up tonight on kpix 5, senator robert kennedy's convicted kill mare soon be releasedtinuing dispute swirling around sirhan sirhan. >> the second gunman is the one who killed robert kennedy. not sir hawn. >> it was sirhan all by himself. >> we discovered there was more to the story. >> why some don't consider the case closed. >>> well, we've all heard of some really weird world records, but what about the longest line of socks? >> it's actually a record, and it was broken in the central valley this weekend. hundreds gathered in fresno to smash the guinness world record for the longest sock line. the city in australia actually held that record, but fresno determined to beat it. >> armed with 80,000 socks, they belt a line that was over seven miles long! and they broke it in record time. in the end, it was for a good cause. those socks will be donated to unhoused people. >> those are just the socks i lost in the dry drier. [ laughter ] >> yeah, seven miles of sox. unbelievable. the cbs evening news is coming up next. >> we're back at 7:00. have a good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ captio

plus where we are seeing the most delays >>> a young map was convicted of shooting robert kennedy in august. a panel recommended that he be paroled from his california prison. >> as allen martin reports there is an enduring controversy about the killing that has divided some experts as well as the kennedy family. >> late may 1968, senator kennedy running for president blitzed the bay area. even the powell street cable car. >> people feel they have no control over what happened against them. they are have no control over their destiny. their future. >> days later kennedy won the all important california primary. early morning the ambassador hotel in la. >> my thanks to all of you. i was onto chicago and let's win this. >> the senator entered a kitchen pantry on the way to a news conference. suddenly gun shots. >> the senator is on the ground. he has been shot. >> kennedy has hit three times. he was transported to two hospitals, underwent emergency surgery and 26 hours later died from a severe brain injury. even so. >> we found there was more to the story. >> he was immediately caught.

. >>> more than 50 years ago, a person was convicted of shooting robert kennedy.st august, a two member panel recommended that the now senior citizen be paroled from a california prison. the final decision is pending. there is an enduring controversy about the killing that has divided experts as well as the kennedy family. kpix's ellen martin have the original report. >> you look beautiful bobby. >> reporter: in late may, 1968 senator robert kennedy was running for president. he comes to the bay area. >> people feel that they have no control over what happens to them. they have no control over their destiny or their future. >> reporter: days later, he won the all-important california primary. early morning from the ambassador hotel in los angeles >> my thanks to you, now it is on to chicago. >> reporter: the senator entered a kitchen pantry on the way to a news conference. suddenly, gunshots. >> senator kennedy has been shot. >> reporter: he was hit three times. he was transported to two hospitals, underwent emergency surgery, and 26 hours later, he died from a se

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. >>> tonight on kpix5 senator robert kennedy's convicted killer may be released but there is swirling around sirhan sirhan. >> the second gunman killed robert kennedy not sirhan. >> it was sirhan by himself. >> we discovered there was really more to the story. >> at 7:00, rfk controversy and why some do not consider the case closed. >>> good monday morning. it's a gray start to our day. i am tracking foggy conditions and mostly cloudy skies as we head through our afternoon for your lunchtime forecast at noon, upper 50s along the coast, upper 50s to low 60s around the bay and mid 60s inland. even though we are starting our day with fog we are looking at more clouds streaming in this afternoon. mostly cloudy skies for that lunchtime forecast through our afternoon. the rest of the day, 60 in pacifica, 62 in san francisco for a high, 64 oakland. south bay 68 in san jose, mid 60s in concord and livermore at 68 and mid 60s for napa. after a foggy start you see the clouds streaming in on futurecast as we take you through today. i will have the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minut

. >>> tonight on kpix5 senator robert kennedy's convicted killer may soon be released on parole. there is continuing dispute swirling around. >> the second gunman is the one who killed robert kennedy. >> what happened was we discovered there was really more to the story. >> at 7:00, rfk controversy and why some don't consider the case closed. >>> it is 5:09. still ahead, new fight starting today to clear shipping container clog in southern california. >> how wildlife workers were finally able to lure this bear down from a tree in a bay area neighborhood. >>> we are looking at a foggy start to our day as we head through the afternoon. mostly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures. i will show you futurecast, timing it out for you and of course your seven-day forecast is coming up. >>> i will let you know where the fog will affect your drive on the freeways and we metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless every day. and having more days is possible with verzenio, proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestrant is for w

coming >>> more than 50 years ago, a young sirhan sirhan was convicted officially shooting senator robert kennedy. in august, a two-member panel recommended the now senior citizen be paroled from his california prison. >> as we wait for the final decision, there is an enduring controversy about the killing that has divided some experts, as well as the kekennedy famimi >> late mamay, 1968, , senanat robert kenennedy, runnnning for prpresident, blitzed the bay areaea. bay viewew hunter's s popoint, elmhurstst poke if o oakland, e the pollll street cable car. >> peoplele feel ththey have n control over what happens to them. they have no control over his destiny or their future. >> days later, kennedy won the all impoportant cacalifornia primimary. early momorning fromom the ambabassador hototel in l.a.a. >>>> my thanksks to alall of yo now itit's on to chicicago, an let's win this. >> the senator then entered a kitchen pantry on the way to a news conference. suddenly gunshots. >> senator kennedy right now is on the ground. he has been shot. >> kennedy was hit three times and transported to two hospi

. >> and coming up at 5:00, senator robert kennedy's convicted kell err may soon he'sed on parole, but dispute surrounding sir00 a sir hawn. >> what happened was that we discovered that there was really more to the story. >> tonight at 7:00, the rfk controversy and why >>> oakland is trying credit another solution to its long- standing problem with illegal dumping. >> they are giving residents another option. wilson? >> reporter: sort of an endless problem here in oakland and the city's new solution is asking residents to go drop their bulk trash legally in san leandro. >> you have a waste management location. please bring your mattressing and couches you're dumping, dead dogs whatever, that we pick up on saturdays and sundays. >> reporter: the relentless wave of garbage head hitting oakland streets. today a councilmember wag asking residents to get rid of their waste like the professionals. it is free. you just need an appointment. >> a resident in oakland wants to come and dump his mattresses and couches and trash, they are able to come out here and do it. >> reporter: this is sure b

but there was no question that if robert kennedy gone the office, he was going investigate his case because that, that when he had the power to do it, of course that didn't happen. of course, if he'd been elected it would have been a possibility of the same c, y was kennedy, you know, just ask yourself, i mean it's a big deal. i mean, you have the roosevelt administration, which is very liberal, can compare it to the conservative ones of eisenhower and then truman that our cold could become cold war administration. if you bring back jack kennedy who's, who has a vision to see a peaceful world of coexistence with the soviet union, he signed a nuclear piece piece piece and is nowhere test ban treaty. if he saw a world that could possibly moved away from this tension strategic tension that the united states created after world war 2. but there was a lot of money involved, unit amount of money going into this. it from the 900 fifties, on eisenhower built it up tremendous nuclear program, as well as military industrial complex, which you warned us about the people who attached themselves to the

wind of change and he put together to show the juxtaposition of somebody who is campaigning for robert kennedy and was killed and he ends up as nixon's competitor of his domestic policy so we have a very short clip of the firing line in which william buckley introduces the band democrat moynahan and we butted up against a very short excerpt from a phone conversation in the out october 71. this will give you an idea of the knicks that can moynahan interplay between these two minds because they were intellectuals working on that policy. >> area much. very much. >> daniel patrick moynihan is a president of urban affairs speaking at a rally appropriately scheduled on halloween night. predicting the end of the world. >> good morning mr. president. >> where are you? >> i'm in a dark writing a speech but i'm going to give the russians a little. >> have you got a minute or is it a bad time? its brief so you can listen in and his ear retention time that long? >> can i just say to you that "the new yorker" is running three long sections and i think you'll be pleased. they found that what you had done an

so one of the people you hear the most bad things about is called robert f. kennedy jr.by kennedy jr. you hear he's crazy. he's an anti-vaxer and hates all vaccines! well, it turns out the reality as so often the case is the opposite. bobby kennedy is one of the smartest people in the country, not against vaccines and definitely one of the bravest people speaking in our country. that's why they're trying to make him be quiet. he's one of the last great defenders of our constitution. our conversation with him in a moment. patriot purge, just go to tuckercarlson capsoff.com >> tucker: if you want to know what is going on in this country, one way to understand it is figuring out who they're trying to censor. bobby kennedy jr. has been censored. why are they going to censor him? he's a cook. he's crazy? he's one of the smartest and most articulate chroniclers in the erosion of our country. he's written an amazing new book and we're grateful to talk to him at length in a brand-new episode of tucker today. here is part of it. >> that's why we had the revolution so we can criti

change and put together a or to show the sort of position of somebody who has been campaigning for robert kennedy the wiki was killed and then ends up as nixon's head of the domestic policy so we have a very short clip from the firing line in which william buckley introduces the dent then democrat humphrey arneson and we butted up against a very short excerpt from the phone conversation it. it is a longer conversation but this will give you an idea of the nixon monahan dynamic in the relationship in sort of the interplay between these two boys because they were really intellectuals working on that plane onll the policy. >> then he was assistant to the president on urban affairs and indeed the last time i saw him, he was speaking at a rally that was appropriately scheduled on halloweenpr night braided affect as with him and convicting him owned elected the following week. >> good morning mr. president i am writing a speech which i will give today the united nations and give them a little hack. >> all right do youtl have a minute or is this a bad time, i'll be delivering a 730 right in the middle o

of change and put together to show this juxtaposition of someone that ad been campaigning for robert kennedy the week he was killed and ends up as head of nixon's domestic policy. so we have a very short clip from firing line in which william buckley introduces the then democratic moynihan or the then -- the humphrey partisan moynihan. and we butted it up against a very short excerpt of a phone conversation in october '71. a longer conversation. but this will give you an idea of the nixon/moynihan dynamic, the relationship. and sort of the interplay between these two minds. because they were really intellectuals working on that plane on a policy front. >> -- moynihan assistant to the president for urban affairs. he was speaking at a rally for hubert humphrey, appropriately scheduled on halloween night. and -- predicting the end of the world if nixon was elected the follow week. >> good morning mr. president. >> where are you? >> i'm in new york writing a speech, which i'm going to give today at the united nations and give the elections a little hell. >> good. got a minute or is this a bad ti

children's health defense run by robert f kennedy junior organized the event nationally. >> as we have been reporting in san francisco, the schools are facing budget cuts. schools are trying to tackle declining enrollment. other districts in california are seeing the same. we hear about one option to change the placement process. >> that is where you write your name, write a message, draw a picture. >> schools are funded by the amount of students enrolled. take san francisco unified. the district had about 60,000 students before the pandemic. during the pandemic, it saw 3500 students leave the district. a loss of 6%. >> i think some of our families who had the means during the pandemic look for schools that were open outside of the district. >> some families moved to other cities because of the high cost of living in san francisco. that 6% decline translates into a potential loss of $35 million in state funding. >> we are working on a lot of different strategies. >> that is the director who is working to change how parents take their schools. it would be called a zone-based process. >>

two months after that, president kennedy's brother, senator robert kennedy, was assassinated. whether we can move through these times. so five years i said there, right? well, it's been about five years since donald trump took office and across our society and our government, times seem to dark. even today for the first time ever, the united states was added to a list of backsliding democracies in a report released by the stockholm-based -- and today, i look at jackie kennedy with blood and worse all over her skirt walking up those stairs and i had chills. she rose to that moment and i thought, my god, if she could do that, week rwe can rise to this moment, too. thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening and a very busy news night this thanksgiving week. we start with breaking news on a new round of subpoenas from the house select committee investigating the january 6th riot. two big names in the mix. roger stone, a longtime ally and adviser of the former president. and alex jones, the far-right radio host and conspiracy theorist. all, involved in the stop th

so one of the people you hear the most bad things about is called robert f. kennedyior, you hear he's crazy, and anti-vaxxer, hates all vaccines, it turns out the reality is is so often the case is precisely the opposite. it is actually one of the smartest people in the country. not against all vaccines and definitely is one of the bravest people speaking in our country and that's why they're trying to make and be quiet. one of the last great defenders of our constitution. our conversation with him in just a moment. it's not too late to watch patriot purge, just go to tuckercarlson capsoff.com. earn , the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >> tucker: if you want to know what's actually going on in this country, a pretty good way to understand it is figuring out who they spend the most time trying to censor. very few people have been c

kennedy. a boy who was 1a when he killed his 12—year—old friend has been sentenced to jail. marcel grzeszcz stabbed robertsorrespondent jessica lane is in boston. this is a shocking and heartbreaking story. roberts buncis' body was found in woodland in the fishtoft area of boston in south lincolnshire on the 12th of december last year. he had been stabbed more than 70 times in what police described as a tragedy and a senseless act. the prosecuting barrister mary laurent qc reminded the court today that a significant degree of planning and premeditation was used to get roberts to the scene where he was attacked, chased and attacked again. the defendant was 1a attacked again. the defendant was 1a at the time of the murder which meant we were not allowed to know his name but today the judge justice his name but today the judgejustice jeremy baker said in sentencing that he believed it was in the public interest to name marcel grzeszcz, partly because he will serve most of his sentence as an adult once he turns 18 and he was sentenced to a minimum of 17 years in custody before he can apply for parole. roberts

that's it for years after resistance out of robert de niro who at the great bravery to say [bleep] trump in front of his hollywood friends. kennedy this isis comparison, they are comparing the two which just seems completely out-of-bounds but i guess in bounds for cnn. >> people lost their minds with this. they were saying this is literally terrorism and actually it's not, you need to look up the definition of the word literally and terrorism because that doesn't fall under that umbrella. you have celebrities like madonna saying she's going to blow up the white house and kathy griffin with her blood he severed trump head and if you want a uniformity of how we treat the leader of the free world, regardless of party, i'm fine with that. if you want to have a sense of humor and you want to make fun of a politician, i'm fine with that, too. but if you are mad that someone is making fun of someone you voted for it, you really shouldn't be discussing politics at all. >> emily: and that gets the heart of it. at cnn calling out ted cruz over that tweets things cnn is deranged, it's not the same as disagreeing with the current president.

robert judge involving rittenhouse and of drawing those numbers? i've never seen that. doesn't happen? >> i've never ever seen that before. kennedyce never seen any of it before. peekaboo, john burman talking about the judge's decision to let kyle rittenhouse randomly picked the 12 jurors who with the site his fate. admittedly, that is unusual but probably unnecessary theater. schroeder today told the media to stay out of it. >> when they talked about problems with the media and the trial started, there in part because of grossly irresponsible handling of what comes out of the trial. i will tell you, i'm going to think long and hard about live television on the trial next time. kennedy: all right, when can we expect this to wrap up and what clues can we gather from today's action in the courthouse? here to discuss, our attorney and author of how to become a federal criminal. get yours in time for the holidays, especially if you want to steal turkey. >> thanks, kennedy. kennedy: what you make of a jerk being out for two full days now? sixteen hours of full deliberation, is that beneficial to the defense or prosecution? >> you neve

roberts, the filibuster. then we had breyer who was next. we knew him. he had worked for kennedy, liberal. the constitution gives the president a right in their ride to make the appointment. he got 97 votes, i think. this shows how much it changed in 15 years. >> you know, that's a link to a huge question. as we have been working on this, and i thought for 30 years about this, if you look at your career, if you go back to 76, for oh, two guys from the midwest, it was conservative, but it was kind of a mainstream conservative. it was economic conservative. it has a healthy skepticism about government, but not -- a libertarian. it wasn't reflectively hostile. it recognized a lot of people needed help and couldn't get help from anywhere else. it was at least open to that. and wanted to keep government out of the classroom, boardroom, and the bedroom. there was a whole generation that grew up in the depression and world war ii who was accompanied by sheer sacrifice. that meant, as eisenhower famously said in his farewell address, you don't fonder future demmer -- generations. that's your conse

kennedy, how are you, sweetheart? thanks for having me on. have you ever heard of willie sutton? is a famous bates robert and once asked why you rob banks?t's where the money is so when you look at what's going on in these neighborhoods out there in california, the crooks are not done, they are not stupid. someone as smartest people are, you can conceivably think of are in jail. the bottom line is, they know where the money is. the money is in hollywood author where everybody or everybody drives a rolls-royce. i saw you with your volkswagen. everybody has one out there. kennedy: i'm hoping my roles roll up. i think i will have to follow someone home and take bears. i think it's gone there. is it because of defined police movement and not as much proactive policing in big cities like los angeles? you just don't have enough officers out there to respond in every area especially some of the more affluent areas like beverly hills, beverly hills has their own police department but they don't have a big police presence and people steal things from a they know about. it takes props a long time to get there and they get what they need and leave

from kennedy space center heading for the international space station with more than £400 of supplies. reporter robert just minutes away now, robert. yeah the countdown is on heather and you see that pitch black skyline behind us. it's not going to pitch black at 903 eastern time. that's when the launch is slated to take place, and when that iraq it goes into the sky. it will illuminate everything that you see behind us. it's really a sight to behold. it has been a rainy and muggy day here in cape canaveral, but the latest guidance we've received from nasa is that they are pressing forward with the launch and. we'll see if it holds all the way through 903 eastern time for this crew three. it has been a bout of bad luck. this launch has been delayed nearly two weeks. for the most part that's been due to weather although there was one minor medical issue involving one of those astronauts. that further delayed this whole process we often times get the question from folks. how exactly does whether impact these launches. what does it take for a launch to be scrubbed? why does weather play such a role? we a

roberts. and filibuster and post fall and post fall and we had breyer was next. and knew we had him. worked for kennedy. nice guy. liberal. but the constitution gives the president right to qualify to make the appointment. got 97 votes i think. just shows how to change in 15 years. >> you know, that's leads to a huge question. but, you know, as we've been working on this and i thought for 30 years about this. if you look at your -- you go back to '76, or --. two guys from the midwest. republican party has a mid west phase. it was conservative but mainstream conservative. >> yeah. >> economic conservative. it had a healthy skepticism about government but not nihilism. it wasn't libertarian. it wasn't reflectively hostile. lot of people needed help and couldn't get help from anywhere else. it was open to that at least. it wanted to keep government out of the classroom, the boardroom and the bedroom. a whole generation who grew up in the depression and world war ii who were accustomed to shared sacrifice and that meant as eisenhower famously said in his farewell address you don't plunder future generation

kennedy. is it time to make sure that you countries do not blow each other up? ominous thought. good afternoon. i am john robertson. sandra, good to be with you. >> sandra: here we go into our . the top executive at mattel fresh from talking to the president yesterday about the supply chain. we will see if he has any tips or santa about the year's hottest toys. and if you can even get them. but we begin with the fox news alert. and president biden now in the air. he is on his way to minnesota in the twin cities. speaking about the bipartisan infrastructure bill that passed congress. working to sell his separate social spending bill that stalled in the senate. critics say he is out of touch with the country dealing with the multiple crises, including rising crime and rising prices and rising fears of the new covid thread. when it comes to the pandemic, polls show americans had high hopes, and now as the threat of the omicron grows, that is gone. hello to you. >> hey, sandra. >> sandra: we have the president traveling today. got a lot to deal with. a lot of crazies on his plate. they are selling the infrastructure

kennedy was killed partially because of his favoritism of blacks becoming free in america. nothing has changed. it was a military weapon that killed him. host: to robert in pennsylvania, republican line. caller: i have a couple of comments. i love when something takes place and someone gets killed or a terrible situation, people come out and talk about people of color. it has nothing to do with the question we are asking today. why believe in self-defense? i do. i'm a vietnam veteran. people walking around with veterans -- weapons for a war zone, absolutely not. i don't have a problem with somebody having a handgun. it's more likely, these major killings, people are arming themselves with large weapons. my main thing is, why do they have to ring up people of color or race as a reason? there are people of color who commit crimes. look what people of color do in their own neighborhoods. i don't hear anyone calling them racists, which they're not. there are some bad people wherever you go. i always appreciate listening to your show. host: this is benjamin on the independent line. caller: good morning. a lot of people were talking about what is just for t

sacrificing over comfort, sergei made a difference that will never be forgotten. 55 years ago senator robert f. kennedy addressed the national union of south african students and spoke about human liberty. he spoke about freedom of speech and the right to affirm one's membership in the -- to society. he also speak about commen rat freedom to be heard, and he stated government must be limited in its power to act against his people so there may be no arbitrary imposition of pains or penalties on ordinary citizens by officials high or low. senator kennedy went on to say, each time a man stands up for an ideal or acts to improve the lot of others or strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope and crossing each other from a million different centers of energy and daring, these ripples build a current which can sweep down the mightiest walls of oppression and resistance. madam president, sergei magnitsky stood up for an ideal. he acted to improve the lots of others. he struck at injustice. he was and remains a ripple of hope. on this sad anniversary of sergei magnitsky's murder, let u