rubin, you dedicate this book to ben affleck. why is that? [laughter] >> guest: yeah, you know, i dedicated the book to ben affleck because ben was accidentally integral to my awakening. i was a sort of far lefty, i was on a youtube progressive channel, i was a bernie supporters, the whole thing, and there was a night about six years agoni or so where, very memorable night that's now been seen millions oft millions of times where ben affleck was on real time with bill maher, and he was alongside sam harrison, the neuroscience who mostly talks mindful medication, and sam was talking about a new book. and bill and sam were talking, and they're both well known atheists, and they started talking about religion. and then the topic of radical islam came up, and sam a made the point that we all know which you have to be able to separate ideas. you should be able to criticize any idea whether it's a republican party platform or the doctrine of christianity or in this case they were talking about islam, but you wouldn't want to be bigoted towards repu

. >> host: dave rubin is the author of this book don't burn this book. he's also the host of the rubin report. mr. ruben, you dedicate this book to ben affleck. why is that? >> i dedicated it to ben affleck, who i've never met because he was accidentally integral to my awakening. i was the sort of far left progressive on the young turks network which is a progressive channel. i was burning a supporter of the whole thing and there was a night at about six years ago or so where it's a very memorable night across the world millions of times actually where ben affleck was on real time with bill marr and he was alongside sam harris, of course the neuroscientist who mostly talks about mindful medication and sam was releasing a new book called waking up, he guided to spirituality without religion. bill and sam were talking well-known atheists and started talking about religion and then the topic of radical islam came up. sam made the point we all know which is that you ought to be able to separate ideas and criticize any idea whether it's the republican party p

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dave rubin is a host of "the dave rubin show." we are happy to have him.coming on. it seems like the least qualified people are grabbing massive amounts of power. i mean, massive amounts. >> for the record, programming a microwave could be a little complex. >> tucker: fair point. >> it does not make any sense paired what is it really doing? but the point is coming as coming you're completely right. i think you know this. i took a month off. i do a month off every august. and i tried to think about some of these issues further than the day-to-day political fight that we are constantly in. and the truth is as your lead in is pointing out. they are here to have a government takeover of absolutely everything. there is no institution that aoc and the progressives don't want to take over. there is no governmental structure that they don't want to change or alter or completely destroy. and until the rest of us really realize that, that fact. and it is a fact. until we realize that everything we hold dear is either being dismantled or ready to put on the chopping

when he takes his shots at the left he hits from a three-point range, the rubin host dave rubin.'s so southern she moisturizes with bricks. fox business network anchor dagen mcdowell. he was born in saudi arabia which is why we call him our little prince, the guy benson show host, guy benson. and they play her voice to make gitmo prisoners tough. fox news contributor, to the. welcome back to the show, dave, the last time you were on was the first show, am i correct in that? dave: that is correct, greg. gladys, your inflatable girlfriend, we went out to dinner she did noted shut up the entire time. i am shocked. >> greg: that was not gladys, that was glen. having hormone treatments hence the weight gain. >> dave: before we do anything else i came on the first show which was in april. >> greg: right. >> dave: and i said on the first show you would be number one in late night by the end of the year. you did it in four months. >> greg: yes. >> dave: four months. [applause] and it's unclear to me whether it's because you're so charming and handsome and witty or whether the other guys

host: a few minutes left with richard rubin.ted to ask you on the tax policy beat how congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez's dress at the met gala with "tax the rich," how did that go over? guest: the energy on the left around taxing the rich is real. we saw it -- dresses aside, we saw it during the 2020 presidential primary with the wealth taxes proposed by senator sanders and senator warren. you see it from democrats in the senate and the house. there is a lot of energy. you've seen it from president biden who is a middle of the party democrat for his tenure in the senate and is pushing ideas that would've been unthinkable a few years ago, certainly back in the 1990's when he was in the senate. i think the party, the democratic party has moved more towards taxing the rich. the challenge they have is the one they have on every issue, which is they have no margin of error in the senate and can only lose three votes in the house. you have senators like joe manchin and kyrsten sinema who are less eager to go in this direction an

sam rubin reporting for us tonight.e is cut de la hoya's comeback bid, but it did not come out. the golden boy says he plans hit the ring later this year. we have an entire section on our web site dedicated to hispanic heritage i have to do is scan the qr code there on your screen and we'll take you straight to the page and there you can find must try recipes from famous chefs, a profile on broadway icon chita rivera and how actor danny trejo rose from prison to hollywood. again. it's all at kron. 4 dot com. >> and still ahead on kron 4 news at 6. the fbi being blasted for how it handled or mishandled allegations against former team usa gymnastics. doctor larry nassar, the very emotional testimony today from several prominent also lending a hand during difficult times san francisco is announcing a little help for businesses that have been the victims of vandalism and the santa clara county da honored with credit risk finding a man and crediting him who stopped a tragedy warning signs that one good samarita what can i du

for jay-z to be the first one to get rick rubin to produce in such a long time shows you how special >> rick rubin created so many classic hip-hop records. the beastie boys and run-dmc taking a break beat and mixing it with an ac/dc guitar stab. that's rick rubin 101. ♪ i pull over to the side of the road ♪ ♪ i heard son, do you know what i'm stopping you for ♪ ♪ because i'm young and i'm black and my hat's real low ♪ ♪ do i look like a mind reader sir i don't know ♪ >> jay-z represented you can have real longevity in hip-hop. for the longest time new york had been the center of the world in hip-hop. the south for the most part hadn't made itself heard. that started to change in the 2000s. and you're getting outkast. and outkast is amazing. ♪ >> outkast became rap's beatles in the 2000s because we found both but particularly andre becoming more obsessed with a kind of adventurous landscape of music. >> hip-hop knew about outkast. but then they come out with an album "speakerboxx" and the love below. and they have this song called "hey ya." ♪ my baby don't mess around ♪ sfl it's barel

. >> host: dave rubin is the author of this book don't burn this book.he's also the host of the rubin report. mr. ruben, you dedicate this book to ben affleck. why is that? >> i dedicated it to ben affleck, who i've never met because he was accidentally integral to my awakening. i was the sort of far left progressive on the young turks network which is a progressive channel. i was burning aup

forest did lead, but two goals from rubin colwill sealed the win for the away side — his first seniory bottom. there was just one game in the scottish premiership today as hearts took on hibernian in the edinburgh derby. either side could have gone top of the league with a win, but instead played out a goalless draw. both sides maintain their unbeaten start to the season and remain level on points. in the wsl, reigning champions chelsea made up for their opening day loss with a 4—0 thrashing of everton. fran kirby opened the scoring before two goals from sam kerr gave the blues a 3—0 lead. beth england then rounded off the match after erin cuthbert�*s chance rebounded off the post. a second 4—0 defeat for everton, but a massive improvement for emma hayes' side. i think we should have scored more goals. if you think about the balance of play, for us to come in at 1—0 at half—time was disappointing but i thought it was composed. i am delighted we kept a clean sheet and defended properly. going forward, we had plenty of options. the composure amongst the group is growing. and like i said

he tweeted empty column from jennifer rubin about what a great job they are doing.the headline. they deserve more credit for their efforts to effectuate americans from afghanistan. [chuckles] the column continues that you're skeptical are americans trapped in afghanistan. yes, they were abandoned by the u.s. military, which exist to protect them, but it did not for some reason. "it is possible that some of the 250 might not make it out. could some americans face physical abuse "? appellee. other things we got wrong? on the flipside, general been says, ," the herculean effort to extract thousands of americans as the taliban seize control of the country should not go unnoticed or unappreciated. notice the double negative. the hallmark of the morning. but it is not just tumbled jen rubin think it is with the state department believes. those are the people with the pentagon now tells us were in charge of rescuing postschool kids from afghanistan. americans wondered how to get home because they have been debated, these people are congratulating themselves. public debt sh

sam rubin has his story. >> a fighter. he is known all around the world.ut oscar de la hoya would be the first to tell you it all started here in east los angeles. >> with you. >> going to the rate. you have the american death and next. yeah. are both flags court. my harris's, my father and my mother, they came over to this country. for a better life. at a young age space station themselves in east l a you know, i was born here. i'm very proud of it. i was always a very, very proud american because there's no country better than the u.s.. that's for sure. but i'm just i'm just very proud of my i will be anywhere in the world. and anybody can ask me, where are you from. i would always say from east l a. >> the kid from east la and that kid from east la has gone on to do some pretty big things. 10 world titles. yes. what is that? >> it that means a lot of sacrifice. a little gold medal win. and the gold medal winner. it gave me everything that i have today. >> and what he has today is an empire. his company golden boy promotions. the oscar de la hoya foundat

flores's father 80-year-old rubin flores will face trial assen an accomplice. he helped his son burr you smart's body which has never been found. both men have pleaded not guilty. >> those who only home is on wheels, that's the question. and a growing concern for some neighbors in the bay neighborhood. the community is overrun by rvs and people living in cars. and the city wants to make it permanent. christy smith has more. >> take a drive down hunter's point expressway and you'll see a line of rvs and cars being used as homes. and some neighbors say they've had enough. >> he's unfortunate. brothers and sisters who are facing, you know, economic calamity at this time. this is a city and county of san francisco problem. it is not a bay view problem. >> during the pandemic, people lost jobs. the area's unhoused population skyrocketed. but neighbors say the problems are piling up as more rvs and cars move in. >> there is a pull of medical waste, hypodermic needles that are there. >> they say there are real concerns about the conditions with generators that run all

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paul rubin is charged as an accomplice. prosecutors claim he helped his son hide smarts body. >>> justin to the newsroom, the nhl has found no evidence that sharks star evander caen gambled on or tried to throw any games. the league called for an investigation after his estranged wife made those claims period the news comes on the same day anna caen has reportedly filed a restraining order against the sharks forward for the east bay times reporting that she is accusing him of domestic violence and sexual assault during their marriage. the two are going through a divorce. caen has also filed a restraining order against her in the past. caen's lawyer says the assault allegations against the hockey player are not true. >>> singer britney spears said in a court filing today that she agrees with her father that the conservatorship should end. the arrangement has controlled her life and money for 13 years. this is the first time spears has called for an end to the conservatorship in court documents. she says the first priority mu

jose and santa clara county are working together to staff a series of health centers as katie wasn't rubinrying to help as many people as possible pay off their rent and utilities in full. in santa clara county alone, there were upwards of 20,000 households behind on rent. jeffrey bracken six is one of them mind is always racing. so just getting a helping hand to have somebody come out here and help us makes a lot better for us that helping hand is coming in the form of rental assistance at local health centres, san jose and santa clara county are working together to help as many tenants and landlords as possible get paid in full california eviction protections, and so september 30th as you other federal benefits like extended unemployment, so the pressure is on with this push to really get funds out the door as quickly as possible before eviction preventions, and we thought, let's open as many you know, in person locations as possible that includes pop up sites like this one at the santa clara county courthouse. others are planned at churches, schools or even apartment complexes. they're

majority to focus and break them out of the apathy, and these two guys in particular, hoffman and rubin, they are trying to get two guys to focus. not individually trying to evade the draft, but to speak out publicly, and to change the course of the nation's politics. i guess what i am trying to say is between 1965, and late 1967, all sorts of tools are being engineered and all sorts of modelings of how the public works are occurring. anti-war activists are stretching the boundaries of democratic practice, and you know, how do you do democracy as they try to figure out how to capture the nation's attention. now, in 1968, this anti-war movement will split. half is not fair, but some will stop this anti-rally protests like sit-ins, and protests at universities and another large segment is going to say, i think that we have convinced a lot of american folks that the war is wrong. we need to now turn to the sort of the main highway of democratic politics in the united states which is electoral. 1968 is an election year, and 1964, we had the choice between bomb vietnam to the stone age versu

ktvu is an rubin tells us the audit sheds light on why his alleged actions went undetected for so long, which also shows that san jose officials are still reeling from the arrest of a code enforcement officer. late last year, william jerry was charged with more than a dozen crimes from sexual assault to extortion to bribery. authorities say he preyed on women at the massage parlors he inspected. he targeted some of the most vulnerable people in our community. people who don't. verily trust law enforcement who don't know how the system works who feel. compelled to submit to authority. but how did this alleged behavior go undetected for years? the city council wanted answers now. a new 90 page audit seemingly explains why among the findings the program lacked oversight had few defined objectives and ignored repeated allegations of misconduct because of them the anonymous nature of the allegations the city was unable to investigate. as there was no way to contact the complainants. and what's more, there seemed to be lacks documentation of the businesses themselves. as of april, only 15 ha

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the latest happened at 10th in santa clara escaped abuse, and rubin reports the city is taking stepstry to reduce the number of traffic fatalities. san jose police are looking for the driver of this bmw who they say ran a red light ran into two vehicles, then ran from the scene. it happened at the corner of 10th in santa clara. this young man helped pull three people from the wreckage of fourth was already dead. he was just leaving a couple minutes ago. now he's dead on the ground. that death marks the 42nd traffic fatality in san jose this year at this time last year, there had only been 29 police say hit and run numbers are way up to you the total hit and run numbers for 2021 is currently at 12. as of last night, the total number of hit and runs that occurred last year in 2020 was nine. obviously this is an alarming rate difference as we haven't even finished the year out. the pandemic did lower numbers in 2020 with fewer people on the roads, but city officials say not by much, and so they're taking this seriously there in the middle of a city wide crash review where they're assess

because we're building a better network every single day. hurt in a head collision highway year sk and rubin duty is being called hero after she rushed to help the victims. the head collision just when sarah came around the bend highway years to know it early sunday, and she was her way to work basically no front of each. i tell that if people still inside there would severely, though she off duty training, both an e. t and a city officer in. she grabbed the kit keeps her personal car ran another good samaritan who turned out to be therapist went. to when discovered two of the individuals, did have a pulse weren't. we knew we needed to get out. those i, grade aged, a child, in the seat, was and, the children's was in the. we and we up cutting the seat belts remove children. began um, i started taking care of one of them. with compressions. the two women furiously the children. get pulse, then lose, then get back again, but with a total five between the vehicles, they needed help. problem that it only me the other female we're aid. the kept driving, um, we were to wave down trying to get more

chuck todd, when people use him as an example, like people hold up jennifer rubin and say conservatives on trump. chuck todd loves to play the both sides game. but there's definitely, the headaches are bad. the drone strike, even though this does happen and it has since the mid 2010's, when you hear seven kids, there were no isis-k fighters gotten in that, that is something that can stick with you, not entirely bring down an administration. but that's something that does stand out on the list of what's not a normal headache. >> that's pretty bad. pretty bad. there has to be something we can do for these families, whether bringing them here. seems like the right thing to do. the u.n. is meeting this week, which raises the question, why? >> good question. i'm seeing traffic, so i'm going to have to make plans. joe instead of fixing problems, he's creating problems. little jesse jr., dad, the only thing joe biden knows how to fix is elections. jesse jr.! what shows have you been watching? watching the king of late night. i said, who, kimmell? it's true. what he does, i mean, at least the e

it early morning signal is an rubin us the officer calling crash wake up call for everyone.n just when sarah came the bend highway near so no, it was early morning, and was on way to work. the basically no front of each vehicle. um, i tell that if people still inside there would severely, though was duty training, as an e. m t as a city officer in. she the trauma kit keeps in her car ran another good samaritan who turned out to be therapist went to when we. discovered that of the individuals, did have a pulse weren't. we knew that needed to get out. those individuals, grade age, a third, also in back seat alert and, the children's was trapped in front. we and we up cutting the seat belts remove children. began um, i started taking care of one of them. with compressions. the two women furiously the children. get pulse, then lose, then get back again, but a total five between the vehicles, they needed help. the was it only me the other female we're rendering aid. the kept driving, um, we were to wave cars to get more assistance after about minutes. responders transported all t

a reaction, former acting director of national intelligence, ric grenell, along with the with dave rubin will start with you ric grenell. i don't know. i grew up in new york and i've lived all around the country. where i come from, if you give people money before an election and then after election, it looks to me like you are trying to buy an election. but what do i know? i am just a little old talk show host. >> one thing that is clear is that gavin newsom is scared. he has joe biden here today in long beach campaigning. they are paying people with stimulus checks. he is calling this the republican recall. he is doing everything he can because they are scared. i think no matter what happens over the next couple of days, we have already won. us conservatives and republicans in california. we have already won. we are putting to the vote of the people whether or not the governor is qualified and there is a healthy debate. and we know that we have really terrible voter rolls here in california. it's going to take us a couple of elections if we don't do an immediate turnaround here with the

reporter: david rubin is the president of the motion picture academy.n to bring this to life. >> it is not all about the triumphs, the trials and tribulations are also represented reporter: so are stories that may be less familiar. >> the contributions of artists of color to filmmaking. the importance of women across the history of filmmaking, these people have always been there. reporter: people like this one. >> we graduated from film school into a desert because there is no institution that wanted to embrace us. reporter: he gets his due after decades,, with efforts to speak about the past while still. kristen:. kristen: celebrating it looks like it is worth visiting. now, it was not cheap, the museum cost $480 million to build. it opens to the public next thursday and tickets are required. even get our live newscasts, breaking news, a weather and more with our abc 7 bay area news app on apple tv, fire t amazon tv, and rule. that is it hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-

you mentioned to rick rubin that you facetime with paul mccartney. >> i do. >> jimmy: how often do you so we didn't have to. >> jimmy: you were there with olivia harrison? >> yeah, nancy, paul, olivia harrison went to dinner. >> to a restaurant? >> yes. >> jimmy: do people lose their minds when you walk in? >> no. >> jimmy: i would. >> it was cool. the good thing, though -- london or l.a., with the mask on, i can go anywhere. >> jimmy: yeah, really? >> paul and i were laughing. no one took notice of us walking into the restaurant. >> jimmy: right. then you sit down. >> then you sit down, take it off. >> jimmy: people start losing their minds. [ laughter ] there's a documentary about muhammad ali on pbs right now. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and actually, you're in it. take a look. >> yeah. >> hey, come here. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's something. isn't that crazy? >> well, i was so close to knocking him out. [ laughter ] and he was great, though. and what was really incredible was, you know, there saying hello, he's sort of acting like the boxer. and the power, even when he just

now sam rubin has the story. >> a fighter. he is known all around the world.d here in east los angeles. >> with you. >> going to the rain, the of the american find death and next. yeah. are both flags court. my harris's, my father and my mother, they came over to this country. for a better life. at a young age base station themselves in east l a you know, i was born here. i'm very proud of it. i was always a very, very proud american because there's no country better than the u.s.. that's for sure. but i'm just i'm just very proud of my i will be anywhere in the world. and anybody can ask me, where are you from. i would always say from east l a. >> the kid from east la and that kid from east la has gone on to do some pretty big things. 10 world titles. yes. what is that? >> it that means a lot of sacrifice. a little gold medal win. and the gold medal winner is gave me everything that i have today. >> and what he has today is an empire. his company golden boy promotions. the oscar de la hoya foundation giving back to underprivileged youth in the community grew

what it was before not to mention that restaurants are now taking up parking spaces that's why greg rubinand is just that strong >> we felt the highest and best options was to buy a spot. >> they even offer financing you can put 5% to 10% down >> it provides an easy entry point into owning your own parking space. >> reporter: if you don't want use the it yourself, you can rent it out. >> when you don't need use it you're away from the summer in the hamptons, you rental it out for three months you cover your expenses and come right back and it's yours again. can do i anything i want >> as long as it is transportation related >> reporter: so you can build out storage for bikes or scooters or whatever you want, which is very valuable given the average size of an apartment west did ask if you can park an rv in your space and live in it? that appears to be a gray rea. one thing that's clear, you don't have to live in the building up juupstairs to buy t spot you don't even have to live in new york >> are the shots actually selling? >> actually, they've been on the market for six weeks a lot of

she rushed to help the victims ktvu zan rubin tells us why the officers also calling the crash a real wake up call for everyone. the head on collision had just happened when sarah links came around the bend on highway 84 nears to know it was early sunday morning, and she was on her way to work basically was no front end of each vehicle. um i could tell that if the people were still inside that there would be severely injured, though she was off duty links training, both as an e. m t and as a union city police officer kicked in. she grabbed the trauma kit she keeps in her personal car and ran. another good samaritan who turned out to be a respiratory therapist went to when we discovered that two of the individuals did not have a pulse and weren't breathing. we knew that we needed to get them out. those two individuals both grade school age children, a third child, also in the back seat was alert and speaking, the children's mother was trapped in the front. we and. ended up cutting off the seat belts and remove the children. um began. um i started taking care of one of them, uh, with cp

sam rubin has the story. >> a fighter. he is known all around the world. oscar de la hoya would be the first to tell you it all started here in east los angeles. >> with you. >> going to the rain. you have the american flag death and next. yeah. are both flags court. my harris's, my father and my mother, they came over to this country. for a better life. at a young age space station themselves in east l a, you know, i was born here. i'm very proud of it. i was always a very, very proud american because there's no country better than the u.s.. that's for sure. but i'm just i'm just very proud of my i will be anywhere in the world. and anybody can ask me, where are you from. i would always say from east l a. >> the kid from east la and that kid from east la has gone on to do some pretty big things. 10 will times. yes. what is that? >> it that means a lot of sacrifice. a look with gold medal win. and the gold medal winner. it gave me everything that i have today. >> and what he has today is an empire. his company golden boy promotions. the oscar de la hoya fo

yes ktvu is an rubin explains.'re doing it in an undisclosed location without permits, hoping the benefits outweighs the cost. volunteers come each week to this secret location to work on a secret project. so these are whether shelters that's what we're building out here, whether shelters for the homeless and they're building them with practically no experience. but this group from nonprofit feed the block felt it was imperative to take housing for the homeless into their own hands. they say the city of san jose simply isn't doing enough. i feel like that is not just a feeling, but i feel like it is evident by, um many hundreds of house people that are around your but city officials say they are making strides their operating five tiny home sites housing 400 formerly homeless individuals, and they say they're considering 1/6 location. as for this project, they say, quote encroaching on public land without a use permit is illegal. a better way to help is to do donate to nonprofits. the group says they won't be deter

republican party who are literally feeding their base a steady diet of lies to quote the great jennifer rubin. >> you have to expose them for the lies that they are. so the voters know every day that january 6th was not a peaceful demonstration, it was a violent day and we can't let that be erased from history. and it has to also be clear that tomorrow the republican party, it's crazy to say this out loud in this day and age, but the republican party is holding a celebration for cop killers. they're celebrating cop killers tomorrow at our nation's capitol and they're doing this while s police officers who have suffered injuries, many of them who have not returned to work. this would be equivalent to having a post-9/11 vigil for the hijackers. that is what the republican party has reduced itself to. the reason why people show up is a decreasing likelihood of republican leaders to condemn rallies like this and the increase of calls for violence from within, from my own colleagues like madison cawthorn who recently suggested that people may have to resort to a bloodshed to get the outcome that t

but the champs killer instincts have transformed him into a business savvy entrepreneur reporter sam rubin he is known all around the world. but oscar de la hoya would be the first to tell you it all started here in east los angeles. >> with you. >> going to the rate. you have the american death and next. yeah. are both flags court. my harris's, my father and my mother, they came over to this country. for a better life. at a young age base station themselves in east l a, you know, i was born here. i'm very proud of it. i was always a very, very proud american because there's no country better than the u.s.. that's for sure. but i'm just i'm just very proud of my roof. i will be anywhere in the world. and anybody can ask me, where are you from. i would always say from east l a. >> the kid from east la and that kid from east la has gone on to do some pretty big things. 10 world titles. yes. what is that? >> it that means a lot of sacrifice. a little gold medal win. and the gold medal win there. it gave me everything that i have today. >> and what he has today is an empire. his company golden

ktvu is an rubin tells us about the program in the south bay to help people pay their rent before thatappens in santa clara county alone, there were upwards of 20,000 households behind on rent. jeffrey bracken six is one of them mind is always racing, so just getting a helping hand to have somebody come out here and help us. it makes a lot better for us that helping hand is coming in the form of rental assistance at local health centres. san jose in santa clara county are working together to help as many tenants and landlords as possible get paid in full california eviction protections and september 30th as you other federal benefits like extended unemployment, so the pressure is on. with this push to really get funds out the door as quickly as possible before eviction, preventions and we thought, let's open as many you know, in person locations as possible. this local program works hand in glove with the state one where there's $5.2 billion in rent relief money to hand out. so far, santa clara county has had 4885 applications submitted totaling $52 million. the average payment is betw

alright and rubin. thank you. well doctors right here in the bay area have been running clinical trials for the vaccine in children and joining us now live this afternoon to talk about the fighter study at stanford as dr jenna boy key clinical assistant professor of pediatrics. thank you so much for being here. first off, walk us through the trial, including just how many children are enrolled. yeah so, um, this is the phase 23 trials at the announced today, um, has been completed and the data has come in for the. in preparation for the fda, um and altogether around 5000 children across the country have are being studied. how many there at stanford. and what was the dosage that was used? we are following around 130 children and the dose for the 5 to 11 year olds is 10 micrograms. how did you come up with that dosage? we are a sight for the one of 83 sites across the country, so we didn't come up with the dosage. the phaser let us face one study where they did a dose finding study to come up with the 10 micrograms

ktvu zan rubin reports from 10th and santa clara, the scene of last night's crash. san jose. police are looking for the driver of this bmw who they say ran a red light ran into two vehicles, then ran from the scene. it happened at the corner of 10th in santa clara. this young man helped pull three people from the wreckage of fourth was already dead. he was just leaving a couple minutes ago. now he's dead. i'm on the ground. that death marks the 42nd traffic fatality in san jose this year at this time last year, there had only been 29 police say hit and run numbers are way up to the. total hit and run numbers for 2021 is currently at 12. as of last night, the total number of hit and runs that occurred last year in 2020 was nine. obviously this is an alarming rate difference as we haven't even finished the year out. the pandemic did lower numbers in 2020, with fewer people on the roads, but city officials say not by much, and so they're taking this seriously there in the middle of a city wide crash review where they're assessing problem areas. they also have increased funding t

ktvu san rubin reports the suspects made their first court appearance today. authorities believe two men, anthony robinson and dorje blanks have been striking fear into the asian community for nearly a year. now they're charged with more than 40% snatchings and robberies from san jose to hayward to dublin, it was communicated that they believed that asian americans don't believe in banks and what they're for have more cash on hand when they committed their robberies. prosecutors say they looked for victims near atms, casinos and asian markets. specifically their parking lots, often grabbing purses from car seats, but sometimes knocking over victims to get them and the cash takes on. some of these were tremendous. one victim had $30,000 that was stolen from her, and nothing seemed to stop. these individuals. robinson and blanks were apprehended a week ago in the parking lot of top golf in san jose. authorities say they rammed an unmarked police car before attempting to flee the scene. anthony robinson got into the driver's seat drove over radically through the

as katie was an rubin tells us they are building tiny shelters for the homeless without any permits,and they hope officials will let them stay. volunteers come each week to this secret location to work on a secret project. so these are whether shelters that's what we're building out here, whether shelters for the homeless and they're building them with practically no experience, but this group from nonprofit feed the block felt it was imperative to take housing for the homeless into their own hands. they say the city of san jose simply isn't doing enough i feel like that is not just a feeling, but i feel like it is evident by, um many hundreds of house people that are around here, but city officials say they are making strides their operating five tiny home sites housing 400 formerly homeless individuals, and they say they're considering 1/6 location. as for this project, they say, quote encroaching on public land without a use permit is illegal. a better way to help is to do donate to nonprofits. the group says they won't be deterred. the need is simply too great, but we're not just

ktvu is an rubin is in san martin tonight, where the county is about to open a whole new mass vaccination site. and. that's right. this is one of two new vaccination site santa clara county's opening and they're adding staff at all. five of there's the hope is that they'll be ready if and when the crowds start coming. in santa clara county. they're getting ready for the rush to things approval of booster shots for those 65 up and first shots for kids 5 to 11 both seem imminent. and so their staffing up and even opening two new vaccination sites like this one in san martin, every time we were super tired. we just think about what this could mean what this next big push could mean and how it could actually change how we live our lives, so we're very excited. we get a new adrenaline rush each time they say they're ready. there had been concerns that all the adults would be approved for boosters at wants something which now seems unlikely. county officials say a smaller number showing up for boosters is actually a relief. i'm optimistic that we would then be able to, uh, free at most of our c

the homeless and they're hoping they don't get caught as ktvu is an rubin explains.they're doing it in an undisclosed location without permits hoping the benefit outweighs the cost. volunteers come each week to this secret location to work on a secret project. so these are whether shelters that's what we're building out here, whether shelters for the homeless and they're building them with practically no experience. but this group from nonprofit feed the block felt it was imperative to take housing for the homeless into their own hands. they say the city of san jose simply isn't doing enough. i feel like that is not just a feeling, but i feel like it is evident by, um many hundreds of house people that are around your but city officials say they are making strides their operating five tiny home sites housing 400 formerly homeless individuals, and they say they're considering 1/6 location. as for this project, they say, quote encroaching on public land without a use permit is illegal. a better way to help is to do donate to nonprofits. the group says they won't be det

sam rubin has the story. >> a fighter. he is known all around the world.d here in east los angeles. >> with you. >> going to the rain. we have the american death and next. yeah. are both flags court. my harris's, my father and my mother, they came over to this country. for a better life. at a young age space station themselves in east l a you know, i was born here. i'm very proud of it. i was always a very, very proud american because there's no country better than the u.s.. that's for sure. but i'm just i'm just very proud of my i will be anywhere in the world. and anybody can ask me, where are you from. i would always say from east l a. >> the kid from east la and that kid from east la has gone on to do some pretty big things. 10 world titles. yes. what is that? >> it that means a lot of sacrifice. a little gold medal win. and the gold medal winner. it gave me everything that i have today. >> and what he has today is an empire. his company golden boy promotions. the oscar de la hoya foundation giving back to underprivileged youth in the community grew up