>> shawn smoot. >> what did you learn about shawn smoot?fice there in west knoxville. >> married, children? >> married, was no longer married at that particular time. >> amy denlinger is a former employee of shawn's. >> what were your impressions of, of shawn? >> seemed like a nice enough person, outgoing, typical sales, easy to get along with. >> shawn smoot, the name rang a bell with brooke's family and friends. not long after brooke's divorce, sean had hired brooke as an assistant in the insurance office. >> i remember the day that she had the interview. we had lunch right before, and she was so excited, you know? >> it was a real job. and i said, there's gonna be so much potential for you to move up in this company. you know? i was really proud of her. >> did you feel like this was kind of the fresh start brooke needed? >> yeah, we did. we thought -- we -- we all thought it was gonna be a good thing for her. >> did she seem happy? >> oh yeah, she loved it. i think there was a couple other ladies in the office that she worked with. every

thank you for bringing us the story, shawn. i am curious about the investigation into the police pursuit. they were following the car, correct? what did they have to say about it? all right, maybe shawn can't hear us. we'll circle back. we'll get back to him on that. but i do appreciate the story that you brought to us on ivan. >>> let's get to business owners in oakland's fruitvale section. they're saying if something isn't done about violent crime, they're stop paying rent. frustrated community members say they're tired of the talk and no action. >> we had a violence summit last month. there was talk at length about what's been happening and what's being done, but ever since that meeting, nothing has happened. we haven't seen any kind of change. we're only seeing the continuance of the violence. >> their demands include more security cameras, traffic barriers, and giving the nonprofit unity council authority over the area across from the transit village. >> mike: in san francisco, a first of its kind outdoor hearing on the ci

>> what is shawn mendes' problem?d of shawn mendes? >> i dm'd him. i was like, "i'm low key offended why do you follow everyone." >> did you say you're low key offended did you send that to him >> jimmy: you can't dm someone if they don't follow you he's lying >> no, no, no, jimmy >> what, jimmy [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: did that just show how old i am >> he showed his age there >> shh >> jimmy: i thought you had to follow each other to dm. >> no! >> you can dm anybody. >> jimmy: you can dm anybody >> jimmy, jimmy, stop. [ laughter ] you need to stop >> jimmy: i'm not even on -- i'm on be real now >> oh, he's so hip >> jimmy: i don't even care. >> what did he say >> jimmy: yeah, what did men-men say? >> he's, said, "oh, what's up, man. i love you so much." >> he does say "what's up man? he does use the word man he's like, "hey, man." he's canadian. >> he's a fellow canadian. >> jimmy: he's a very nice guy, shawn. >> oh, i'm sweating. >> jimmy: when is the last time you talked to shawn on instagram? >> i called

by the way shawn is easy to prove forgery. you lied to congress, it was a material fact and unit was on true. that basic to prove it. that could be his downfall. it's very serious. it's a felony. in 2020 when ron johnson said he gave his testimony. he never dreamed that the laptop would show up at the pawnshop or shop to get fixed and he wouldn't claimant and it would now become public. then, he gets 51 into officers which he is now denying. to participate in saying that it's fake. knowing, i would assume the whole while those emails could possibly be on there. then incriminate him. in 2020 can no idea that the laptop could ever see the light of day or losing most i would see the light of day. perjury is very serious. lying to congress is serious. i can't wait to see exactly what he said to congress. if he said, well, i don't remember, it could've been. that's a defense to perjury. >> he said he did not talk to them. that's what ron johnson said this weekend. >> exactly, i can't wait to see without says. >> greg, let's get you

my name is shawn, the commissioner of the california highway patrol. the chp has a mutual interest insuring the safety of california communities and we are committed to collaborating with partners here in san francisco. under the direction and leadership of governor gavin newsom and mayor breed, state agencies partnered with city officials and we have identified specific action items we can take immediately to improve the current issues in san francisco. beginning may 1, next monday, the chp will deploy officers to work side by side with san francisco police officers to enhance public safety within the city, with a focus on specified high crime areas. this will be accomplished through three main objectives at the highway patrol. first, we'll assist the san francisco police department increasing uniformed officer in spirfck area with intend to deter and disrupt criminal activity. second, provide specialized training to sfpd officers to assist those officers in the ability to detect, deter and prevent drug and alcohol related crimes, and finally, we will

we are so happy you are here and our jessica tarla and our shawn duffie. we begin with the latest republican entering the 2024 race, ron desantis. he finally announced his ambition during an event last night. desantis joined our own trace gallagher on fox news last night. >> i am running to load a great american comeback. we know the country is on the wrong track. we see it with our own eyes and and we feel it in our bones. we have a president who's a listless vessel and not dealing with the challenges. it does not have to be this way. it is a choice. we can choose a better pathway. >> desantis outlined what he would do on his first day in the oval office. >> what's the first thing president desantis would do? >> the border, there is a lot you can do, ripping out biden's anti-american policy, you can do some of that executive and legislative as well and reconstitute aligning the administrative states, we have a proxy that's out of control. you need to be willing to use article two power to bring the administrative states to heal. i will do that. >> despite

. >> shawn was with the 173rd air combat team. >> reporter: shawn's name is on one of those crosses. his life along with four army paratroopers in november 2007 in afghanistan. >> when sean was killed, his wife jessica was pregnant at the time. >> reporter: while they remember those who lost their lives in recent combat, a looming deadline,000 in for surviving dependents. there won't be money to pay for survivors benefits if the house and senate don't agree on a debt ceiling measure by june 5th, just one week away. . >> it's just outrageous. what kind of people would do that to american veterans on memorial weekend? >> reporter: he focused on the somber event in lafayette. he said lawmakers have to put aside differences because defaulting is unthinkable. >> this was madness to go through this. even if we do it successfully, think of how much stress is put on people. >> reporter: president biden just came to terms on a deal with republican house speaker kevin mccarthy which includes a two-year debt limit session. >> we've reached a bipartisan agreement and we're ready to move to the f

oddly, i have not been invited on that show, shawn.ed to change that soon if you want to continue the friendship. >> we have to remedy that asap. >> so what do you think of the supreme court's big blow to biden's green agenda? >> well, it makes sense. a 9-0 decision, this is not extreme maga, this is joe biden appointed justices saying you've gone too far, joe. congress never anticipated giving absolute authority to the epa. they didn't outsource freedom, democracy in elections and say we have given that to you in the epa. they have strict rules there, they want to change the american economy. and thank god for the supreme court trying to push back and say no, get back to your traditional role. to address what they call the reange act, it says any rule that will cost the economy more than $100 million, you need congressional approval for it. and this would no doubt fall within that. democrats don't want the rains act, they love that the administrative state can do what they could never do in congress. voters would never allow for you t

so shawn chitnis takes a closer look and shows us how the transition is going to far there. >> reporter: business has been picking up at finnegan's marin in novato. like so many restaurants in the bay area, they're juggling many challenges at once this far into the pandemic. >> the restaurant faces plenty of challenges and costs, labor, all the day-to-day things that were already a challenge have only gotten a little bit trickier. >> reporter: now in marin county, a call to stop giving out single-use plastics, a goal well before covid which got delayed and saw some setbacks with many businesses relying on to-go orders and needing more of these products for their customers. supervisor dennis hopes the ordinance can help during a shift already happening in the hospitality industry. >> this is a perfect time, because businesses and restaurants and take-out establishments are restocking up as to what they're going to be using in the future. marin county has its ordinance set to take effect in november for the unincorporated areas, and the board of supervisors is pleased to see at least nine

shawn manaea , stellar out of the bullpen. i remember dust baker saying that he had his stuff. he struck out eight of the 11 batters he retired. the giants won 4-1. they have won 6 of 7 and are now one game below 500 ball with a record of 23-24. >>> golf, marin country club hosting u.s. women's open qualifier. 67 players competed for two spots and when the dust settled, out of the netherlands and finished 1-2 to qualify fo the women's open in july at pebble beach. today in scottsdale, stanford's rose and shot a 468 and became the first player to ever win back to back national titles. it is the 12th tournament that zhang has won i her career, the most by any cardinal player, man or woman! now lopez-ortega out of san jos state finished tied out of seven, but zhang, she did not even have to qualify for the women's u.s. open. so many accolades in her trophy case! >> incredibly impressive, vern, thank you so much! >>> pe - life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. calhope can help. access calhope's free and secure mental health resources today.

>> all right, thanks, shawn. >>> also in san francisco today, our cameras captured city crews doing a little cleanup this morning around u.n. plaza. it was all to get ready for a special outdoor hearing to address the city's drug crisis. but things did not go exactly as planned. the board of supervisors meeting barely got started when the mayor was shouted down and the outdoor session had to be scrapped. our wilson walker has more on what happened here, wilson? >> reporter: liz, i'm not sure las vegas had an over/under on how long this event was going to last. some people wondered if it would get started at all, so it achieved that. i looked at my watch when they shut things down, and it was 2:14, so it didn't quite go 15 minutes. maybe if you're cynical you thought this thing wasn't going to get anywhere at all, but i can tell you there were people who showed up today hoping to hear a conversation. >> i mean, i live right across the street, by the way. so i see a lot of this. my front yard is this. my backyard is this. >> reporter: a lot of people were wondering what was going to hap

kevin kuhlman will respond. >> thank you, shawn.for the hard work, i would push back on the corporate greed idea of inflation. that is just not what we are hearing. the pandemic is a big driver of that, the supply chain disruption. that is not what i'm hearing from our members. it is pervasive, it is stubborn, it is a problem throughout the economy. i share your concern. >> robbie in miami, republican. >> good morning, greta. >> good morning, kevin. i wanted you to know many in your audience are going to have an elderly parent or relative that is going to need care in a facility, like a assisted living center, a memory care dementia center. i work in that industry. i can tell you that virtually everybody, first of all, that industry got slammed with covid. no one wanted to put their relatives in a facility because of covid. now they are coming wanting to send their relatives to these facilities where no one wants to work. you do a drug test, it is very hard for applicants to pass a drug test. these are criminal background checks. th

their determination, the, the, the fund say hello shawn. so yeah. why that the media united to savvy, somewhere on the la quinta, she goes to know the, to the shit, shit, the payments out that which he knows everything, aid of mine. and i told them i told their time on the, on the the called my m a mass. hold on vincent view. anything familiar with my thoughts? hi, be happy with alex. oh yeah. syfy p went up or down. miss, hey, wow. hi me, if i'm here on my plan for that, i've seen a fair hearing more than 1 pm. yeah. having the full, the full repeat that i faith, they found he's an equal housing tvs on the day. we got that all out. why we keep up with the other thing on the low miles from on i keep missing a few things while lower the now let me can them then the one why know me guns i really room to put in. no girlfriend knew it. my last the and i'll pay, i'm from high, told me a lot of, he mean barnett composite, the white guy fair, my that home a why you both have a fee, how the name of your file, hawaii current. i mean a long one time being one

i first met shawn during my time as a state legislator. he was a genuinely kind person who always had a smile on his face. shawn was a bright light everywhere and well-known in the richmond community for his desire to better the commonwealth. mrs. mcclellan: he served under my predecessor, the late donald mceachin and under former governor ralph northman. he was a leadership member in the virginia young democrats and most recently worked for the virginia conservation network while pursuing his degree at the virginia commonwealth university. shawn's commitment of having a positive impact on his community was evident in his life and work and he will be sorely missed by many. my condoleanses to the soares family, his loved ones and everyone whose lives he touched. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker

around 25 pace keepers with her seen unprovoked attacks. unrest breakout in several towns including fed shawn cost, device cost of low, and it's night. but so the accusers accuse each of the, of providing provoking the license and along the line of disputes. nato peacekeepers, uncomfortable police pulled injured officers to safety. as protest spun out of control. f mixer demonstrators earlier refused to move for cost of our police vehicles. witnesses, se peacekeepers use tear gas and stun grenades to clear the protesters who responded by throwing rocks bottles and even explosives. the cars were also set a light as demonstrators demanded the removal of ethnic albanian majors who were elected by just 3 and a half percent of voters. kosovo accused to serve you of influencing essex serves to destabilize the country. serve you as president claims coast of those prime minister for the interest is who is as he has been a quote to you. this was designed by alvin quote to you really quick because of his desire to start to conflict between the subset of nato and queen and get an increase of this for so

i'll be back tomorrow for the sometimes the shawn rothschild, i choose out to the highlight every week, not to not become a criminal pretty clinic, already told me about sugars paralyzed between your societies. computers incentives and governments that go crazy for your data, explain how these technologies work. so that's how they can also watch it. now, the drives across southern europe, in the farmers facing their worth harvest in decades with the problem expected to worst. and in the summer months, the even the climate change policy is once again in the spot. lice also told me of a love affair that have to end as the pill bottle of getting a tale and to ditch the combustion engine and say for off electric and mobility. business need to be business. i'm k, ferguson. that thanks for joining me. more than a 5th, most of europe is at risk of experiencing aid to ride this summer. parts of spain on southern fronts are already experiencing water shortages with farmers expecting the worst field in decades. the situation is especially serious as it follows the use of consecutive drive, which

and his son, shawn and ross. c.q. and his wife have always put family first.nd they both know from their own experience growing up in military families that it's not just the person who wears the uniform, who serves, the whole family, the whole family serves. and the whole family sacrifices on behalf of the nation. you and c.q. are true partners and dedication to the health and well-being of the men and women in uniform and their families. five -- five and thrive, an initiative doing important work to address the greatest issues affecting military families. childcare, education, spousal employment, health care, and housing. and i know that jill and i look forward to working even more closely with you on these issues through her joining forces initiative. let me close with this. this year will mark the 75th anniversary of an integrated force and the 75th anniversary of women serving in the force and the 50th anniversary of the all-volunteer force. we're celebrating the root of our national strength, the most american of ideas, the most self-evident truth that a

and shawn, the, i'm glad those as well come to the program. focused on the former prime minister and run con, has been arrested at the high court in the capital, is lum about commerce appearing in quotes and corruption charges. protests have broken out around the country. and it's not about the rocky and cons hometown level or where his support has blown springs. the rest comes just a day off the clock stalls, powerful military issued a public rebuke against the former prime minister. last, the con was ousted from paul in the know confidence votes. since then, thousands of cold cases have been filed against. com, says, is al's to is illegal and has cold for early elections. the gentlest user as car is following the, this developing story from karachi and pakistan. i also have whether there is august right of campaign against him run con and who might be behind it. if you off with regard to the campaign against a wrong con, he has come into the confrontation with those who support his name to win the last election to be do so badly. but at the moment before long strips of box time has

instance, a new technologies by called the experiment all by is group a is with a, a german delegation on shawn specials trip to east africa. and early up my aust, benjamin to unpack the statements for us or so they show that they definitely have appreciation for each other. they started naming the pretty strong bi lateral ties . the canyon president william good wasn't balloon only a few weeks ago. the german tumbler started by saying that germany was the 1st country to deficiency. you recognize, can you offer its independence? those countries are now celebrating 60 years, all financial relationship and base trusted addressing. also other other many of the topics will be attend. now the relations between germany and can you are good as out all day. that's right. and germany also has strong hopes when it comes to kenya, a country that has been and also immediate in the region of trouble reaching as the drum and toner like. hold it and the story of cause that has been overshadowing, sold trip to east africa. he started any po, po, now he is here in kenya and roby to also be a part of the civil s

the postal code to pay the volcano is raining at shawn. nearby cities, local schools have swept together $400.00 kilos of it on a single day. the volcanic activity has hundreds of thousands on edge. but you're the most, i'm not afraid, but i am a little unsure what will happen next. right now there is a yellow willard. if it's upgraded to red evacuations, we'll start volunteers here are preparing shelters and setting out bids. they can take in 500 people almost, but it, but others, but at the new level as you and we are ready to help people as long as necessary. because of the ash people are being asked to stay indoors. many children are doing their schooling online. no one knows how long it will last. scientists are monitoring the volcanoes activity. they receive a steady stream of data from sensors. popa, constipated became active in 1994. amounts of a ruptured could endanger the entire region. at the moment, the area is still safe. like in to get the new nickel and all the people in this area are aware of the risk. they live with a volc

and they saved the day, shawn. t and let us not forget, it was border tech guys that savedy the day. and uvalde in a tragic shooting at the high school. and it was bortac agents upootow on the new york border iitn froh dannemora in a shootout vortex unit,apees from that prison that saved the day there. counac unit of border patrol heroes that brought this into custody. we'll find out from that press conference exactly what happened. but the goodis that even news ip though border policies in placev did not stop him from comingtimi back into this country, at leasert four or five times, it was border patrol elite agentsoe that were able to bring this k to a close without anyone else having injured or killed. that is certainly a good newsmeo tonight. if i can just turn the corner, though, let me show you somehere images, because here in i there ville,p bill , what they're calling camp monument is ground zero. sean, ther000 pluse are some 20s migrants crossing streaming across mostly venezuelan 90% here in this area. an

along with my cohost, harris faulkner and emily comcompagno, as well as rebeccad shawn. 1500 active dutyops to secure the southwest border as they prepare for an unprecedented migrant search in just eight days. biden's plan is now drawing comparisons to a 2018 order by his predecessor, similarly using our military to help prepare for a large influx of migrants. while the vice president and "border czar" kamala harris, here's what she had to say when trump did it. >> i believe it is inappropriate to acquire the limited resources of the united states military to be used in such a way. all because there needed to be some demonstration for the tv cameras based on a political agenda. >> kayleigh: harris, there are handful of democrats that might disagree with him but the play military personnel signaling that migrants are a threat, he's calling biden's planned out. to be expect to see a kamala harris statement like that one? >> harris: have we heard her recently on the border at all? >> kayleigh: i don't think so. the one that's one of her eight or nine jobs. no, she's failing at it. she cert

. >> reporter: it's her boldness that inspires the director, shawn adkins. >> she comes with a wonderfulision outside of the norm and allows for us to be creative. >> that's my philosophy, thinking outside the box, getting creative. there is so many possibilities. >> we have the opportunity kitchen. >> reporter: weather they are driving necessities to encampments or providing safe rv parking spaces, robbie thrives on multiplaying good. >> that's my reward, getting up in the morning and anxious to come to work. >> reporter: for creating ways to support and lift people out of homelessness, the jefferson award in the bay area goes to robbie montoya. >>> the tortoises are providing a >>> here we go. one, two, three. >> and they are off. the city that is home to the greatest spectacle in racing is home to the greatest spectacle in tortoise racing. look at the small one. the indiana zoo had them race for the grand prize of a big plate of fruit. julio won the race. we would show you the ending but it would probably take about five hours to get to it. >> unless you want to stay on air. >> we can

shawn chitnis introduces us to a long time business owner who thought now is the right time to open hisirst brick and mortar store. >> reporter: bay area coffee lovers have one more option to get their go to drink. locally roasted and served fresh in oakland in a new downtown location. behind the machine today, the co-owner luigi. >> we have been getting a good reception from the neighborhood. people seem to be excited to check out the new spot. >> reporter: still in the first week and it's a hot start with a steady flow of customers. the cafe continues to celebrate the heritage. the layout features a long bar like you might see in italy encouraging customers to make an order rather than wait in line. >> we wanted a connection between the bar and the way we roast our coffee. >> reporter: the business signed a less for this spot in january 2020 when downtown oakland was booming. the pandemic and construction delays pushed back the open. >> we still believe strongly in the downtown oakland market. but we also know there are limitations based on office capacities and what not. >> reporter:

with habitat shrinking and species dine, museum president, shawn decatur hope sparking appreciation for such wonders of nature will help better preserve them in the future. this museum plays a role both in education and understanding about those issues, but also plays a role in making the, the work of scientists much more visible and getting people to understand the process of scientific discovery and how science actually does come to bear. unimportant problems with the problems affecting all species, including the human race. kristin salumi al jazeera new york. the tougher quick check of the headlines here on, i'll just say, are russia says it foils and assassination attempt on president vladimir putin. the claim and says to drones, when used in an attack on the presidential residents in moscow, it claims ukraine was behind it. but keith strongly denies the allegation. jonas, juliet, shopping below, but has more now for most of the presentation was not in the kremlin at the time of the incident. russian officials immediately blamed ukraine for that time and scolded up planned acts of t

our shawn chitnis was there reporting on it. he says it includes how to better fireproof homes. >> reporter: jake knew he was in a fire prone area when building his home in santa rosa almost 20 years ago. he made sure the combine design would keep embers from spreading on the house. >> they'll close up so embers can't go under the house. >> reporter: and go all the way to the roof. >> there's no ridge vent allow the embers to get into the attack. >> reporter: but each year, he still has plenty of work to do maintaining the key features that mitigate a fire from approaching his home. >> it's all protecting the house from embers flying. >> reporter: so while having a metal roof, a house built out of stucco, and other features give him an advantage. >> this whole deck is completely sealed off so embers can't get in there. >> reporter: he still has to clear space all around, including dead trees. >> the main things is to keep fuel away from your house at 30 feet, 50 feet. >> the first thing we're looking at is what's closest to the

shawn chitnis introduces us to a longtime business owner who thought now is the right time to open his first brick and mortar store. >> reporter: bay area coffee lovers now have one more option to get there go to drink , locally hosted in oakland at a new downtown location. behind the machine today is co-owner luigi dirocco. >> people seem to be excited to check out the new spot. >> reporter: still in its first week and it is a hotspot with a flow of customers. the cafe continues to celebrate their heritage. the layout inside features a long bar like you might see in italy, encouraging customers to come up to the counter and place an order instead of waiting in line. >> we want there to be a connection between the bar and the way that we roast our coffee. >> reporter: the lease was signed for the spot in 2020 when downtown oakland was booming, but the pandemic and construction delays pushed back the opening. >> we still believe pretty strongly in the downtown oakland market, but we know there are limitations based on office capacity and whatnot. >> reporter: experts in the commercial r

shawn yet. we'll see. so, yeah shawn is hosting book tonight, which means two things are guaranteed. a mind bending work of science fiction to discuss, and a fabulous meal to accompany that conversation. december the seven members of the book club maintain a fairly consistent rotation meeting up month or two at someone's home, discuss the pick. there will be drinks and food, more drinks and so much conversation hours will fly by punctuated by laughter lubricated by various substances and sprinkled with the occasional insight until someone looks at their watch notes. it's past midnight and wisely suggests we head home. not every book is a winner. i've actually seen a few of the losers here that. we think we headed into the most recent one, although cased by isabel wilkinson be one of the favorites. not every book is a winner, but you always have great time. recently, friend told you about the book club they're in. it meets online and includes dozens of participants from all over the world. the is always led

th city wants people to be on aler and keep their distance, but as shawn chitnis reports, there is a growing push to change the wa we think about coyotes and coexist. >> down here potentially, yes. then behind you. >> reporter: christopher campbell is showing us where we might see coyotes in golden gat park. he loves any chance he gets to go around san francisco's many parks. >> this being open they would not necessarily den here. they would find a location where there is more vegetation growin up from the ground. >> reporter: it is an an usual year so far with fewer den activities by coyotes. but this does not mean you should not be aware of your surroundings. >> you can see dark spots over there. that would be prime opportunity to find their dens. i think nationwide and universally, there is a lot of food for them and habitat opportunities. >> reporter: it controls the rodent population, which also impacts plant life locally. >> they have found that this is a great place to rear their young. >> reporter: of the city starte getting the word out at public events, handing out flyers a

>> mike: eric shawn in pittsburgh. eric, thanks very much.allies are calling for the city of new york public law school to lose its funding after a graduate student said in her commencement speech that israel has indiscriminately rained bullets and bombs on palestinians. mohammed also said laws are white supremacy and called the u.s. military and new york police fascist. the school says student speakers gave their own individual perspectives on advocating for social justice. former first lady rosalynn carter has been diagnosed with dementia. the carter center says it made the announcement out of respect for mrs. carter's long career in mental health advocacy. it says she continues to live happily at home. former president jimmy carter entered hospice care more than three months ago. family members say he is still in good spirits. up next, soft on crime, new accusations against the los angeles district attorney after a suspect not sent to prison allegedly strikes again. first, here's what some of our our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fo

with habitat shrinking and species dying, museum president shawn decatur hope sparking appreciation for such wonders of nature will help better preserve them in the future. this museum plays a role both in education and understanding about those issues, but also plays a role in making the, the work of scientists much more visible and getting people to understand the process of scientific discovery and how science actually does come to bear. unimportant problems of the problems affecting all species, including the human race. christine salumi alger 0 new york, the so this is out is there are these all the top stories in the form, a leader of the far right prod, boys group has been convicted of plotting to type vs capital. on january the 6th 2021. i read k tarboro has been found guilty of suspicious conspiracy with 3 other members of the group. how did your customer has moved from washington dc as far as their leader and richard tara was interesting because he wasn't actually present in washington dc. on the day of that riot. however, prosecutors made a case of visitors that was a big par

and shawn -- >> yes >> jimmy: -- welcome to "the tonight show."ou, thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: congrats on that >> appreciate it >> jimmy: shawn, your other best selling book, "razorblade tears," -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: by the way, was also featured on our show it was on the fallon summer read list, but also barack obama's summer reading list >> yeah. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and it's being made into a movie - >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- produced by jerry bruckheimer. >> yeah, which is terrifying >> jimmy: i mean - [ laughter ] have you processed all this? >> not at all. not a bit. no >> jimmy: no it's like, five years ago i was working at a hardware store cleaning up spills and now the president knows my name >> jimmy: yeah exactly. [ cheers and applause >> questlove: that's what's up >> jimmy: that's what it's all about. >> which is crazy, 'cause the book, you know, it's like, having him read it, is sort of like your mom reading it too 'cause it's like, "just pass over the curse words this terrible stuff that --" >> jimmy: no, i'm much more p

that is where we find our shawn chitnis. what we know so far about all of this? >> reporter: we do know that one person died and at least four for injured. i'm going to step away so you can see where they are starting to open up this intersection and they continue to clean up the scene as they are able to move some of the vehicles involved in the crash out of the intersection but there is still so much damage to the stores that are right next to where this crash happened so there will be plenty of cleanup that needs to continue throughout the day. as you mentioned, this all started with a carjacking and then this actual car chase. police tell us this happened around 10:00 a.m. they say the suspect carjacked a city-owned truck on folsom and mabini st officers were able to notice the stolen car nearly 4 miles away on kansas and 25th. that is when the actual car chase began and it ends here with the truck smashing into the side of the building where there are a couple of stores as well as a nearby muni stop. we spoke with one witness who said that he and his coworke

shawn minaya gave up eight runs in 2.2 . kc schmidt hit a home run in his debut. the nationals won 11-6 and the giants finished 3-3 on this homestand. a lot of people here hope there will be a game on sunday. they just need to ge past that friday game in los angeles first. hopefully they will bring it to game seven and a lot of people here obviously hoping dubs and seven. sara? >> all right, andrea, thank you so much! >>> san francisco's ferry building is trying to bounce back after losing stable businesses. what better way to draw people in men with dance music and disco outfits? small business boogie has been organizing nightly neighborhood crawls for people to get to kno small businesses where they live. tonight they stopped at the ferry building and the founder wore his last rainbow suit. >> the pandemic kept everybody inside. the idea was to get people back out into the neighborhoods. put your money where your heart is. the way we do that is by introducing peopl to the small businesses. >> so for the first time ever a part of the small business the, this guy

tonight his father told shawn chitnis that the on-campus vending machine is just the first step. >> itas a connector. his death really rocked the campus and opened a lot of eyes. >> reporter: 22-year-old charlie was continuing a family tradition of studying a santa clara. he was not suffering from any substance abuse issues at this time, but his father said that the decision charlie made one day to try and get a painkiller online would change their lives forever. >> he was told it was percocet. he had been described in the past and he knew the what that would do to him. >> reporter: like so many teens under stress or caokg thoupill uld be just what he needed at the time. >> it turned out to be a counterfeit emma so he lost his wife. >> reporter: the rise in deaths requires new ways to take on fentanyl poisoning, especially among college students. >> we want to increase accessibility by eliminating and reducing the barriers to this medication. >> reporter: santa clara university now has a vending machine dispensing free nasal spray kits, one of the first in the state heard >> we want so

the ball got away from shawn manaea . fifth inning wild pitch opens the door for castro to squeeze in the score and the go-ahead winning run. the giants bullpen gave up just six hits and one earned run, but not enough offense tonight. the pirates win 2-1. three-game series is on the line tomorrow! and look at this puppy! >>> bark at the park night at oakland coliseum! jp sears faced the national league east-leading nationals. one run given up over six innings, but let's get to the good stuff. bases loaded in a 1-1 tie game. what happened in the bottom of the third? the winning run! austin riley bobbled it and that is how the a's won the game, 2-1! back to back wins give their first series win at home this season! so a shout out to the a's. i appreciate the grind and the fight in a 12-win season so far. >> you have to appreciate what you can get! >> i appreciate you with a succession reference! amazing finale. no spoilers. >> we try to be creative in sports. >> you always are! thanks, vern. >>> if you build it, they will c