shawn: all the time. you go into it with a conception of the subject, and you think they are either a villain or some great, awesome person when you finish the piece, and you have to concentrate remind yourself of this, because as the whole point of reporting. you want to learn as you can. you have to be open to going a different direction. becca: that's true. i think you should go and not knowing what you will write. i only figure out what i think was a great. so i don't know if i think anything right now. i would have to write to figure it out, but you should surprise yourself. you should allow the arguments to take you if that's where they take you. it's only fun to read an essay when there is a narrative drama in addition to an argumentative drama about how the essay will conclude. you can tell when a writer sits down and write something and thinks they know something about it. there is a kinetic energy missing from the work. i've seen nothing at liberties has ever been like that. -- obviously nothing

he was not shawn fields, but melvin rowland.d under age girls online and attempted sex abuse. lauren quickly ended their relationship, those about to discover the real terror was just beginning. back to josh mankiewicz with "lauren's promise". >> after lauren mccluskey got her car back from her ex boyfriend, her parents exhaled. they believed the university of utah police, who now new lauren had broken up with a registered sex offender, would keep an eye out for melvin rowland. and lauren hoped rowland was out of her life. a flurry of text suggested otherwise. messages to lauren from people who identified themselves as, rowland's friends. they're >> like, oh, why did you do this to big guy? he really loves you. now he is upset. >> the messages seemed to be an ominous anonymous, but lauren and alex wondered if it was rowland, discussing his number. the text told the dramatic story. rowland was in an accident, then at the hospital. then he died. lauren blocked all the numbers and called her mom. >> we talked about it that, he coul

my name is shawn williams. follow me at i am shawn williams. have a good day.plause] >> shawn, thank you so much. we really need to hear poets like that because those words get people inspired. those are the type of words that make us understand that we are real and our experience is valid and it is being seen and being represented by shawn so give it up for shawn william s once again. [applause] you know, before i introduce another special guest, i would like to share a story i had this summer with my cohort and interns. you know, it makes me so happy that they can experience and be exposed to some of the you know, tech companies out here like wamo and google and city departments like dpa but we also had a lot of work shops we got to take them to the hrc put together. one of them that really i think changed my life and some of my interns lives was the power to heal today work shop event and it was held at the public library and also held at usf and one of the work shops, there was a story telling work shop where we had an amazing author and artist come in and

shawn: all the time. you go into it with a conception of the subject, and you think they are either a villain or some great, awesome person when you finish the piece, and you have to concentrate remind yourself of this, because as the whole point of reporting. you want to learn as you can. you have to be open to going a different direction. becca: that's true. i think you should go and not knowing what you will write. i only figure out what i think was a great. so i don't know if i think anything right now. i would have to write to figure it out, but you should surprise yourself. you should allow the arguments to take you if that's where they take you. it's only fun to read an essay when there is a narrative drama in addition to an argumentative drama about how the essay will conclude. you can tell when a writer sits down and write something and thinks they know something about it. there is a kinetic energy missing from the work. i've seen nothing at liberties has ever been like that. -- obviously nothing

shawn: it was a reaction. i think it was a mixtureof adrenaline, panic and you know, not knowwhat's, not knowing what was happeningbecause they kind of rolled up on ussuddenly with the guns. bernie: we're thinking phil ran, he got away and we'll see him soon and we'lllaugh and joke about it. (music) we walked back upto teaneck road. i remember theambulance coming on to teaneck road andhad its sirens on. coming down towardsour intervale. then it stopped and then i don't remember who, but someone said theyshot phil, i, um, i didn't believe it. ididn't think it was, it wasreal. i didn't think it was somethingthat could happen to one of us. steven: the next thing,i remember somebody else were having meand telling me, look, we need to go tell his mother. we need to contact his mother. i was like, i don't know howto get in contact with her. i said,but i know where they live at. you can take me to their house. (music) worst ride ever. (music) natacha: when mom and i gothome that evening, my mother was, like, you know

we don't agonize, we organize shawn richards, my brother. shawn richards lost two brothers from gun violence. at my side ever since and knew my son. shawn was with us because when there was a gun (indiscernible) at the palace, that was a week of violence and sunnyvaly sunnyvale, but brady unites mraz y'alls and my sister who taught us to go out and protest and fund a cal palace and we wouldn't allow you to sell guns in our community. that's activism, you all. that's activism. that's activism. that's what we do. we don't agonize, we organize. we don't criticize, we organize. we don't jeopardize, we organize. because these (indiscernible), this is about all of us than none of us. we will stop the killing and start the healing, we will go to graduations and not funerals. we will vote for those senators that we need in the white house to change this demographic of gun violence around in our nation. we did it with the woman's movement. we did it with the civil rights movement. they said we couldn't do it and said we would never vote and never sto

let's speak to shan wu, defense attorney, former federal prosecutor and shawn turner, former director of communications for the director of national intelligence. if i could begin with you, shawn, you call this new reporting, you say it raises the bar for the intelligence community's damage assessment, which was already doing for the classified documents we knew to this point, this, of course, more sensitive. so folks at home can understand, explain what the danger is to this country's national security, from information like that being potentially exposed, but also to the other country, the foreign country involved here, when it comes to their nuclear defenses. >> yeah, thanks, jim. so, you know, the fact that we now know there were highly classified restricted access documents about another country's nuclear defense capabilities stored at mar-a-lago is a game changer with regard to the risk it poses to our national security. exposure to these documents, the fact that these documents may have been seen by unauthorized personnel, it does a couple of things, one, it tells individuals w

doug estate is over on these are these are theme shawn. my name and see me stock fight. not i watch boy in demand. off. nish, mark. he used his film to tell ordinary people the truth as he saw it wasn't for the authorities. you can't bring truth to those who don't want it. i clearly where the rubber band are. people are reviving. naziism is no concern whatsoever to during stage or anything that makes the ukrainians are willing to cause trouble when russia is welcomed. united states approved love is the trouble that the ukraine is apparently prepared to present russia. oh, american politicians don't see only to well, many issues here that there is something on which they always agree with. america is exceptional. direct our economy. what does that mean? ah, here's how american journalist and pulitzer prize winner eric list below explains it. mm. americans. brock, obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism, which i think it means living to a higher moral ideal based on democracy and freedom and human rights. and that's just simply untrue. so the excepti

and as we celebrate hispanic heritage month we are looking to kpix 5 s 5 's shawn chitnis, who shows uw us how workers are able to grow food to feed their family. >> carmelo lyons works the vineyards, with almost 20 years on this ranch. he is an irrigation manager, who has become an essential part of the team. today he's checking the waterlines for any leaks or breaks in the system. he finds one and quickly fixes it. but, when he's not hard at work helping to make wine he's feeding his passion for gardening without leaving the j. the job. >> in mexico they grow a lot of their own produce. it's something i've always thought was a special opportunity, as we these large vineyards. sometimes sometimes there are areas that aren't great for grapes, but it's still good dirt. >> carmelo works alongside jake, jake, who has helped to start multiple gardens on the estate. >> we get to grow unique thingst aren't available in every grocery store. >> carmelo and many of the other other workers, originally from mexico, bring a mastery of agriculture to wine country. but but at home there is no room

i would call us a family. >> reporter: reporting in napa county, shawn chitnis, kpix 5. > >> all right, he has back. we are talking about jimmy g and is in tonight's red and gold report report we will hear about his new role as the 49ers starting . starting quarterback. >> meet the new qb same as the old qb. jimmy garoppolo will be back on the field this sunday. charlie walter has more on jimmy jimmy g reprising his role. >> time for your red and gold report. after an off-season waiting to be moved to another team, jimmy garoppolo will start start on sunday in denver. san francisco shocked the nfl world when they decided to bring garoppolo back to be the backup to trey lance, but now with rants out for the rest of the season, jimmy resumes his role as qb 1, a thought that seemed unthinkable a month ago. >> how things worked out is pretty crazy. i don't know, everything happens for a reason. reason. i'm a big believer in that and it is another opportunity. i have never had a starter get hurt like that, so it was a different experience, but something you take in stride. >> with the red a

kpix 5's shawn cs shawn chitnis reports. >> reporter: it is back for the the first time since the pandemic. the community was able able to come together again and spread his message of unity. a show of pride along the streets of oakland on sunday. the parade parade starting a daylong celebration and giving people ae of community once again. >> we are just outside having a good time. >> reporter: a reminder of the rights to owning your identity. >> i think with people and just just to feel comfortable in expressing ourselves as we are. >> reporter: challenges remain . . >> folks are doing a stronger effort to get the word out. >> reporter: these vaccinations were part of the festival as the the supply continues to fall . for community organizations doing outreach, the focus turns to school in the fall. >> to be a person who is listeng is listening. the one person they can talk to. >> reporter: one more challenges challenges the heat. >> there will be a long line as as the day goes on. >> reporter: they are selling a a coolidge street that was a hit . >> it is awesome to have these f these o

see to a shawn peninsula. the milady's a peninsula embodied guardian familiar that he'd been on that enable that it boley on will this total voxel up a peninsula due to an scaffold? a cell video of an ah, this one vehicle can be here at an f meaning attached and it's gonna enter osman. and it miss falcon intense cosca into class me. i didn't discuss some fun or again, built a dense cassandra subliminal tank retail. so i excuse me, of the stung sales or stigma to sales people. that's his house. lou lou, a new healy day. bob, blue steel of these balls onto the play. so a wooster. more then of us to smell just go show some has weights on. he bought some food i mean hub was can't really go purchase bought. he can little bit of one leg. no, he lost him cuz he normally flew. say him to bill. yeah. i'm hopefully i'll see who to sell our power waynesboro man. before i get a new build outsourcing b a l mean, if all your bill or double source would appear to some gonna watch a lot with with boys. yeah. my sister was a b

shawn chitnis spoke spoke to a family who recently e that switch and they are not looking back. >> the flex alerts are going to continue. outages are going to continue. >> reporter: lynn and alan are t are not stressed out by this wes power emergency. >> it's great to be off the grid, essentially and being able able to control what our energys at any time. end this spring, the couple decided to go solar. >> our energy cost kept going up up and we realized that with solar we would not only be helpg the earth, our bills would go way down. >> reporter: along with solar panels, they have a storage battery so they can keep the eny produced during the day to power home at night. >> we were comfortable in the heat because we had air conditig we weren't paying for. it was w. >> reporter: they are among thes in the bay area who don't have to worry about losing power amie digit temperatures. they are sending power back to the grid during these flex alerts. >> it was an all hands on deck experience. any bit anyone can provide is helpful. >> reporter: the company has 200 customers in california wh

as kpix 5's shawn chitnis has tt story. >> reporter: for the first timee the pandemic, the lgbtq communiy here in the east bay came together again and spread a mese of unity. [ music ] [ music ] a show of pride along the strees of downtown oakland on sunday. e parade kicking off a day long celebration and giving people a sense of community once again. >> the energy in oakland is alws immaculate. so we're just outside having a good time. vibg everybody. >> reporter: a reminder of the t to self-expression and owning your identity. >> mixing with people. and just feeling comfortable in expressig ourselves as we are. >> reporter: this year, challens new and old remain for advocates. >> folks are really doing o strr effort of getting the word out n we did with covid. >> reporter: monkeypox vaccinats were part of thefestival as supply continues to fall below demand but the effort to protece most at risk is improving overall. for community organizations doing outreach at oakland pride, their focus turns turns to school in the fall. as they work with trans and nonbiny youth in need. >> being a pe

. >> timothy shawn haskell >> joseph john hasson iii >> leonard w. hatton, jr. >> terence s.atton >> michael helmut haub >> timothy aaron haviland >> donald g. havlish, jr. >> anthony maurice hawkins >> nobuhiro hayatsu >> james edward hayden >> robert jay hayes >> philip t. hayes >> william ward haynes >> scott jordan hazelcorn >> michael k. healey >> roberta b. heber >> charles francis xavier heeran >> john f. heffernan >> michele m. heidenberger >> sheila m.s. hein >> howard joseph heller, jr. >> joann l. heltibridle >> ronald john hemenway >> mark f. hemschoot >> ronnie lee henderson >> brian hennessey >> edward r. hennessy, jr. >> michelle marie henrique >> joseph patrick henry >> william l. henry, jr. >> catherina henry-robinson >> john christopher henwood >> robert allan hepburn >> mary herencia >> lindsay c. herkness iii >> harvey robert hermer >> norberto hernandez >> raul hernandez >> and my uncle, lieutenant wallace my uncle was a hero i was unable to meet. it like a hero in a comic book i heard stories of your heroism and strength. mom tells me about you every cha

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we don't agonize, we organize shawn richards, my brother.st two brothers from gun violence. at my side ever since and knew my son. shawn was with us because when there was a gun (indiscernible) at the palace, that was a week of violence and sunnyvaly sunnyvale, but brady unites mraz y'alls and my sister who taught us to go out and protest and fund a cal palace and we wouldn't allow you to sell guns in our community. that's activism, you all. that's activism. that's activism. that's what we do. we don't agonize, we organize. we don't criticize, we organize. we don't jeopardize, we organize. because these (indiscernible), this is about all of us than none of us. we will stop the killing and start the healing, we will go to graduations and not funerals. we will vote for those senators that we need in the white house to change this demographic of gun violence around in our nation. we did it with the woman's movement. we did it with the civil rights movement. they said we couldn't do it and said we would never vote and never stop jim crowe and th

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you cheer the washer law shawn tom ah . g b g who? meal thompson? ah my cool usina needs. honda naga, me and you home yanna neesha way. nice the die urine. now, tongue trauma, maley her surely the way nissan will order li our tool. so i assure guam, usual rule guy told why me needs hungering the moon reaching by a surety shall mulch with that was yeo being guide sweet. usual chem. yeah. you leisure, washer chance all dr . wu chen is one of china's leading architects, savannah, georgia. it's a little now that st on we are. that is our cam and one color. towel on bay. now. sure. degas as to the town. the ma am was harris, 14 young lady, a shovel. not that they cannot gonna leave without bating do you got a song? sure. the eva he letting clock beijing has been transformed in a generation. but the scale and ambition of will trans projects show that the city is still working progress. dierdre taylor cbd. the morgana, to have in a paper stating that either she didnt ocean you or lisa sanji, london, or vice annual one of e i. e at taylor county, if you need any for quite a geomet

shawn figured that out, how to do it with testing. dana was behind that.ana calls me and says get me an island. what? get me an island. i'm going to put on fights. he was like, we are going. nobody is getting laid off. he is an incredible executive. i said, ok. i did not know what to do. as you know, because i have seen you in abu dhabi, he called me and said because there was rumors about this and he says, why don't you come here? we will give you an island and we will figure out economics. i called dana and said here's the situation, the economics. he said we are going. we set up in abu dhabi. i think it catapulted sports during this time. we set up fight island. the whole engine that dana runs, and he is a force of nature, you know? we put the sport on its feet and flew everybody out, tested them. we put the fights on. it was great. a♪ david: now you are one of two -- -- maria famous brothers. your oldest brother is a very well-known medical doctor, on his tv a lot for his views on health care. rahm emanuel is our ambassador to japan, previously was chi

okay, shawn, i'll get it. it did not matter. adrian just gets it done. she is a baseball fan so i suspect she'll appreciate this. i am very fearful she will get a rotator cuff surgery because all the time raising her hands, i'll do it, i'll do it. she never said no, never said i couldn't figure it out, always got it done. the other fun fact to share about adrian, i believe she is the first multi-generation winner of this award. [applause] her mother who is here with us, a previous winner- [applause] we lost her father a few years ago but all know very well the wonderful man phil arnold who did so much for us. [applause] i know how proud he is adrian. next-you are last. next going to jesse. i can't beat what the mayor said, jesse. that was pretty good. what i will say about jesse is, you cannot-until it is not there you dont appreciate the steady hand, the steady leadership. there was never up and down. jesse was always right there, always had the answers and if he didn't he told you and said he would get right back to you and he did. across the board as

and then if we do get majorities in the congress, shawn, they need to do something with that power to hold biden accountable. on this issue. >> i think border is i thinkpowe >>ergy.r. i thin sean:k the economy. la i think lower taxes. you're right. law and order, parental rightsde and education. all of thiights is os n the baln 50 days. and i i hope the american peoplr see this for what it is , is a part of me that doesn't really want to ask you this question, s because i don't think gavinus newsom is particularly bright.nm and every time i he deals with , he comes out on the wrong end of it. but i'll ask anyway. i would actually love to see him explain why he shut down g california and they couldn't go outt to, but he went out to v he let his kids have in school education. every other kid that didn't stve a private school education ,they were forced toud study remote. i'd like him. to explain his thirteen and a half percent state income tax to zeroe in percent. co >> and a sanctuary state law breaking to your maintaining. law and order. and i don't know what he meant by the kidnappin

first to eric shawn live in lower manhattan. hello, eric. >> good mourning, shannon.nty-one years. it seems as if one day has not gone by. we gather here at the former ground zero, the tribute museum a memorial to honor and remember. there is the familiar sights and sounds that we have seen over the last decades. the government officials, the survivors, the first responders in the family members of the victims honoring those that were killed here by radical islamic terrorism. there will be, as always the four moments of silence when the two jetliners hit both towers and windows to towers crumble to the ground. there will be the reading of the names of the victims that is ongoing right now. killed by radical islamic terrorism. vice president harris, attorney general garlic dark year to honor those that died in to remember vice president harris has arrived down in washington. vice president -- first lady will be marking the ceremonies in shanksville, pennsylvania. the decades have not diminished our memories or for many the pain. the taliban has taken over afghanistan i

shawn what you want to do, it's your dead body your choice. whatever you want to do, do that.at. >> why? >> because i want to be stuffed by a tax dermest and taped to a skate board and wheeled past the windows of my enemies. >> way to go. >> very specific. >> but i think i mean, i haven't really thought about it. >> a that almost makes more sense than jamie's open casket. >> it does. not quite. >> be nice to me. >> coming p, why wok allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire attention military personnel, families and civilians who were stationed or worked at camp lejeune before 1988. you may have been exposed to drinking water contaminated with benzene and other highly carcinogenic chemicals, and you may be eligible for significant financial compensat

let's bring in shawn turner, national security analyst and former director of communication for u.s. national intelligence. this reporting is quite interesting. what do you make of the idea that document like this was in a country club for 18 months? >> yeah, you know, when i saw this -- first of all, thanks for having me this morning. this really struck a chord with me, the fact that we now know that there were highly classified secret restricted access documents being stored at mar-a-lago, this is a game changer for our national security and risks to our national security. i've been clear from the start that we need to avoid speculating about the intent with regard to these documents until we had more information about the substance of these documents. but now that we know that we're talking about nuclear defense capabilities for another country, this really raises the bar with regard to that intelligence community assessment and what it might mean for intelligence collection opportunities. >> so we're getting new detail, still so much we don't know, but the consistent through line

shawn what you want to do, it's your dead body your choice. whatever you want to do, do that.do that. >> why? >> because i want to be stuffed by a tax dermest and taped to a skate board and wheeled past the windows of my enemies. >> way to go. >> very specific. >> but i think i mean, i haven't really thought about it. >> a that almost makes more sense than jamie's open casket. >> it does. not quite. >> be nice to me. >> coming p, why woke stars bas door bell cams as racist thrash. >> i'd like to thank our sponsor -- only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ any way you want it ♪ ♪ that's the way you need it ♪ ♪ any way you want it ♪ ♪ any way ♪ ♪ any way you want it ♪ ♪ that's the way you need it ♪ it's back america. applebee's all you can eat boneless wings. just $12.99. the lows of bipolar depression can leave you down and in the dark. but what if you could begin to see the signs of hope all around you? what if you could let in the lyte? discover caplyta. caplyta is a once-daily pill, proven to deliver significant relief from bipolar depressio

. >> eric shawn from new york. turn to the anchor of the story, martha maccallum. good to see you, martha. >> martha: good to see you, shannon, congratulationings on your inaugural program, i wish you a long tenure in this spot. we are cover thanksgiving story all throughout the days to come. the funeral is scheduled, it will be a week from monday and i'm reminded listening to shawn's report, september 13th, the queen in a wise and gracious move took that moment to allow the playing of the u.s. national anthem, the star-spangled banner outside for all those gathered. it was extraordinarily moving moment. brits had tears streaming down their faces. it was typical of her grace and understanding of the moment and i think that is why people talk about integrity and dignity, that built that reputation. today we started the day with her coffin exit from the gates of balmoral castle, favorite home for her, place she had gone in scotland with her sister margaret and her mother. she cherished her ability to be free there, to walk the highlands and go hiking, barbecues on th

are get bread and water and you know they told me about my name's shawn. i'm treated a while and all the normal it was. it's joni totally. i went to the door, you're going to them. okay. good. no, suv ain't renewal. substituting grinding. no one you must. i just bought a lego that he thought. yeah. a but the linguist stork i guess what of what you got a little need but i would use the let me just tell you the particle with which it's a little it's actually gonna be a salt authority particularly because to the alamo slow in, we'll shuttle a little slow in the will cry. now i'm going to sleep to paula story, because you know, you lucian, which opinion, but then no, no, to the point of that the full weight on was digitally. but the you need to know the sticker. i don't know, is that a saudi project? because i was a little much for your money. a boss middle school borton all owed are supposed to talk when it's 1 o'clock at western quote, other people because the don't, yes, no, no. can you not look, what would you be? dish that one, a lot of hello miss. give y

cnn's shawn ling gas joins us.u obtained a letter urging the department of homeland security to approve part of this proposal. why won't they? >> jake, there are a lot of reasons. there were legal concerns at the department of homeland security about what role they could have in combating this disinformation. there was also concerns about whether it would be ready by election day. the bottom line is, as flawed as the proposal may have been, there's a really sharp demand for protection from election workers and there's a little ambiguity in the federal government about who is responsible for this. the fbi investigates threats. dhs can help prepare election officials for those threats, both physical and cyber, but who is there in the moment. the letter we obtained urged dhs to adopt this proposal and said, as election workers we're a crucial part of the nation's critical infrastructure in need of and deserving of protection from the efforts to intimidate us and disrupt the election process. there was an appeal to do

shawn chitnis, kpix 5. >> rain is not stopping the fun. lot of people came out today foe annual stroll in the city's dow. over 200 vendors showed up. and a marching band was on display for the parade. horses includedy of live music and arts and crafts and great food. locals say that despite the weather, it the weather, it was worth it. >> her first parade. she wanted it to -- just to bring the family together and see the community. she has a rain jacket jacket and umbrella and we got e prepared before we came. >> for 27 years that el sobrantl remained a community favorite event and this year was no different. > >> equipment problems did causet of the tube to shut down this afternoon. two trains break down. rider caught one of the dd trains being towed out of the wy near east west oakland. trains are now moving through the tube and b.a.r.t. officials say the failure had to do with the third third rail and it was not weathr related. > >> oh boy. are the 49ers in trouble now. vern glenn has the latest on what is the headline for sports this w

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