early this morning, this was supported by little hands, governor sagan had i it well shows, reporting from clear, fair. thank you. m. a court here in germany has sentenced a former nazi concentration camp guard to 5 years in prison for complicity in the, in war crimes during the holocaust. joseph shoots seen here in the file footage was found guilty of being an accessory to murder. at 101 years old, he's the oldest person so far to go on trial for their part in the holocaust shirts, worked at the saxon house and concentration camp, which we 19421945. now to a tragedy in texas, where authorities have discovered the bodies of at least 46 people in an abandoned struck, 5 1st responders were called to this truck on the outskirts of san antonio. after cry for help was heard from inside. officials say of further 16 people, including 4 children, were taken doors. vigil location is just 250 kilometers from the us mexican border, and is known as a major transit route for people smugglers. a normally quiet san antonio road, transformed by tragedy. authorities were alerted to the scene in the ci

varied sagan. busy day today. yeah, also thank you, grant.hank you, coming up, the supreme court. >> strips away. the constitutional protection for abortion that had stood for nearly half a century. there are tears of fear. tears of joy, how things are changing and what it means for abortion access in california, protecting pride celebrations with about a million people or so expected to arrive in the city for the weekend. >> police have an enormous job of keeping everyone safe. so are they up to the task? i'm ken wayne and i'm cat >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. we are not pro life pro. first. >> they could give a and never with this happened. it men were the ones having babies ever. >> now it's 6 o'clock. that was governor newsom reacting to the supreme court ruling on abortion rights. although the decision was expected, the decision to overturn roe versus wade is sending shock waves across the country. it eliminates the federal constitutional right to abortion after almost 50 years. so that being the

and to this day when staring at the stars, he's thinking -- carl sagan. >> not to turn this into an alecthat your father lived, but talk to us about you today, your father's lessons, you mentioned risk. are you able to in your life take his negotiating tips and have they worked out? >> i'm like a coach's son. terrible at negotiating myself because he did it and i was embarrassed to do it, but his bigger idea which is win-win, for you to win, it might be satisfying if you win the and the other side loses, that's a deal never going to last. both sides have to feel like they got something and have their dignity intact. it's a lesson now more than ever needed. people see everything is zero sum and the pie is shrinking and his idea was everybody rises up together. when i would go to him as a kid with a problem he would say, it's just a game, it's just a walnut in the batter of life. just a blip on the radar screen of eternity. that's what i got from him, the sense that none of this really matters, so you might as well have fun. as he would say f you're walking on thin ice, you might as well d

know if we have the ability to tell a story that is facts-based that can match the story of what carl saganow, is apocalyptic exaggeration. it is very difficult. that's the thing that i'm worried about going forward is how do we fight that type of social media inundation, the mainlining of these types of things in people's frontal lobes. that's difficult to fight. >> you identified who was messaging who using geolocation, using different data collection. what did that entail? >> we didn't really have the ability to do geolocation. being a public trust investigation, rather than criminal investigation, i couldn't get the things that law enforcement and the intelligence community can gather as far as geolocation of specific phones and things like that. that's a thing out there where people are -- even with lawsuits saying that's there, it's not. that's the other thing the committee has been effective at is merging unclassified information, open source intelligence, with the call detail records, with stuff that has been sort of given up as far as content, merging all that is a challenge, but t

don't look so nice next to the ones he's already got from leonard nimoy, carl sagan and stan lee.eonard do you recall when i said i was going to revolutionize humanity's understanding of the higgs boson particle and you said sheldon, it's two a.m. get out of my bedroom. like it was 10 hours ago. what about it? well i believe i've done it and i'm only saying believed to sound modest because sweet sam houston, i did it, but that's incredible. you break out the mat. okay, let me see this. all right. so this particle here is the boson moving forward in time now, i was thinking, how would you go ahead and eat? this is going to make any sense to you. yeah. sheldon i have a working understanding of physics. good for you. and don't stop working on it. you still going to tell