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they're beating the kate rooney is at shea. she'll be alive after the game at 8.hat winning streak continues. yeah. for the worse need to. thanks, jason. is that a good season so far for him. >> just thanks. all right. let's check in with recent. let's get you ready for the start of your thanksgiving week. yeah. we're going to track widespread 60's and 70's 66 degrees for downtown san francisco in half moon bay low 70's to start out. >> you're short work week monday, oakland and san jose in the low 70's. but then we're going to cool down with seasonal temperatures through thanksgiving and then dry for the next 7 days. back to jonathan just staying. >> thank you so much and thank you for joining us here. during kron, 4 news at 6 o'clock tonight. we'll see during prime time starting at 8. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- met

i would say that yes, shea's rebellion had something to do with the constitutional convention. ultimately, in 1787 -- washington did have an idea of the united states as a country. that was a gleam in his eye long before it was in most americans eyes. i would say that the need for -- and washington brought this up -- it's a need for stronger central government. and washington would have nothing to do with a convention if he thought that there was a reasonable chance of -- perhaps the most mundane chance -- not a lead of friendship, as the articles of confederation compared to the union were, who is that congress would now have -- it did not have the power to pass laws. the states interpose themselves between the citizens and the articles of confederation. under the proposed measure, one of the biggest changes and most fundamental, is that now you have a national government that circumvents the state, if you will. and now you have it knocked-ing not upon state legislatures but on the american people itself, who are represented in the house of representatives, proportionally. and

plus, nicholas shea is here as our guest co-host.us all about his new singing competition show and moving to why with his wife vanessa, for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. >> a rare flower in southern california attracting a lot of attention. it is the corpse flower now on display at the san diego. but botanic garden named after its terrible smell. they say it really does smell kind of like a dead body corpse flowers. only bloom once every 4 to 5 years. the full bloom only lasting about 48 hours. so hurry up. if you want to go have a well, a dead body. >> it is beautiful, though. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. but we have more ahead on kron 4 news at or in cannes winner. here with a look at what's coming up. catherine and grant, thanks to you both. coming up next at 6 o'clock. we have more reaction to the big news of the cdc director has given the go ahead for children between 5.11 years old to get the covid-19 vaccine and an oakland man speaking out after his husband was shot in the face while holding a baby. >> why he th

captain klay thompson back on the water today, commuting to practice at shea center.l boating attire. he's probably a couple of months away from being in a game, but his shot remains pure. >> he is still really good at shooting, so that's really encouraging. he's still 6'7". he's still the really big, strong guy for a guard. all the things that made him great, that is what we are excited about. >> he's in the gym as much, if not as more is everybody else. it will be scary when he finally gets to unleash two years of frustration. i wouldn't want to be on the others of that. larry: scary fun for fans. cuteness alert. draymond green brought his son to work. draymond jr. had 10 assists. between cannon curr jr., the was squad around >> the abc 7 storm impact scale. know exactly how every storm will impact you. be prepared with the abc 7 storm impact scale from abc 7 news. ama: thank you so much for watching. dan: for sandhya patel, larry, all of us, we appreciate your time. next on jimmy kimmel, tom hanks. have a good night. not to confuse it with an ostrich. which is the

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john shea was been tracking all of that and john, what can we expect. well, we are looking at conditions out there that are going to remain dry and actually pretty nice for venturing outside during daytime hours all the way through thanksgiving and honestly on into the start of next week to the rest of the month is now in sight near 7 day forecast. >> and nothing out. there is really breaking this trend of cool, 60's and sunshine during the day. we do have are cold evenings ahead of us, though the golden gate bridge is clear this morning. and most of our inland areas are actually under some frost advisories, including the inland east bay much of the in the north bay to up until 09:00am as temperatures are so cold in the spots. now futurecast shows that we are going to remain clear not just today but on into thanksgiving tomorrow. now we will have a chilly evening in between. but as long as you wait until round to 03:00pm to have thanksgiving dinner and maybe outside. if you want to do it, then temperatures are going to be warm enough that you can pull i

i would say that -- yeah, shea's rebellion had something clearly to do with the -- the constitutional convention ultimately in 1787 but especially if you bring up washington, washington did have an idea of the united states as a country. that was a gleam in his eye long before it was in most americans' eye. and i would say that the need for -- and professor larson brought this up, the lead for a stronger central government, a stronger national government, that was clear. washington would have nothing to do with the convention if he didn't think there was a reasonable chance for the central government to be equipped with power. perhaps the most mundane but most pivotal change made at the constitutional convention which makes it not like, as you were calling it, a league of friendship, was that congress actually now had the power to pass laws. they did not have that authority under the articles of confederation. the states, will you will, interposed themselves between their citizens and the authority of the articles of confederation congress. under the proposed constitution, the biggest

captain klay thompson back on the water today, commuting to practice at shea center.ng in a game, but his shot remains pure. >> he is still really good at shooting, so that's really encouraging. he's still 6'7". he's still the really big, strong guy for a guard. all the things that made him great, that is what we are excited about. >> he's in the gym as much, if not as more is everybody else. it will be scary when he finally gets to unleash two years of frustration. i wouldn't want to be on the others of that. larry: scary fun for fans. cuteness alert. draymond green brought his son to work. draymond jr. had 10 assists. between cannon curry and raymond jr., the warriors squad around ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the abc 7 storm impact scale. know exactly how every storm will impact you. be prepared with the abc 7 storm impact scale from abc 7 news. ama: thank you so much for watching. dan: for sandhya patel, larry, all of us, we appreciate your time. next on jimmy kimmel, tom hanks. have a good night. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hello. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show.

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she's using my old spice moisturize with shea butter and she's wearing my robe. 2021 thanksgiving weekend, i am thankful we saw what justice looks like in brunswick, georgia. i am thankful for the jurors, 11 whites and 1 black that did what the evidence called for and a judge who would not be intimidated by constant calls for mistrial. i am thankful for those who came and stood up for the dignity and integrity of black pastors and church people everywhere. i am thankful for local activists and grassroots activists who may not be church people but were there every day supporting. and i am thankful that dealt a real blow to the people in charlottesville. and as i left to go back to the annual national action turkey -- not this year, but he would gave plates out. the mayor of new york, mayor elect eric adams helping us give out 3,000 plates to people, the seniors and homeless. i thought about despite those two victories, it was a week earlier that kyle rittenhouse was acquitted and welcomed by president trump. so even with these fights we have to keep fighting. se f

let's bring in the national retail federation ceo matt shea. great to see you.er on the internet, on twitter, it is rather shocking. i will read part of it. dear partner, as a result of this dynamic and unprecedented situation we regret to inform you nike future orders in spring of 22, summer of 22 and the balance of holiday 2021 will be canceled. there are reports that letter was canceled. somebody got freaked out about it, nike was worried. do you know anything about that? >> david, good to see you. i don't know anything about that nike has 1000 stores around the world and this seems like a isolated incident. we've been hearing from ceo's last couple weeks, earnings calls, companies like walmart, target, macy's best buy, talking about inventory positions how much better they are this year than last year. for our part they're encouraging consumers. they have been listening to, get out to start the holiday shopping even earlier than before. last year half of all-americans who said they would go shopping had started by thanksgiving. this year that is almost 70%.

analysis sta tissings are appropriate to help amize plans although i'm a firm believer in the clay cli shea that there are lies, damn lies, and statistics. great deal of this litigation involves statistics which are often misleading. i would suggest a plan drawn by any politician might have, if it had been a democratic politician, might have changed the way the delegation came out, might have been an additional democratic seat. but they would not have thought it would be a good idea to get rid of the person who would be the ranking member or chairman of the armed service committee who was representing norfolk. in case anyone doesn't know what norfolk is, it's the largest military installation in the united states, the life blood of norfolk economy. it was brain dead politically. he was right if you look at the statistics, it made sense to a political scientist from from california and the numbers all work but politically it was a huge mistake. you want politicians involved. you don't want this to be done by computer. the notion -- i've heard this repeat and repeat of we don't want the polit

the numbers are in kenny shea's favor. jump on linkedin, and he can get a job. >> yeah, shows his determination. we'll track him. >>> we are tracking gas prices, too, even though we are sad about it. inching closer to the $5 gallon mark. aaa puts the average statewide at $4.63 per gallen, and in san francisco gas is now 4.85, and in san josÉ, it's 10 cents less. >> i pay for the premium, and boom, i am already paying 5 bucks a gallon, or more, actually. >> if you live in this house -- >> yeah, it will cost you more than $5. i will tell you that. this is going to set you back, like more than $5 a gallon. how about millions of dollars here for this? it serves as one of the main character's makeshift headquarters there. it could be yours for 23 million bucks. yeah, the condo located in new york's tribeca neighborhood. here's what you get. 6,700 square foot two-level condo on the 29th floor, and kris says that's too low for her, and it has five bedrooms, four baths, two powder rooms and a private terrace. when you have half ba

we will talk to new york city police commissioner dermot shea about all the efforts upped way to make sure it is festive and safe >>> guilty as charged. the defendants in the murder of ahmaud arbery now facing life in prison [ cheers and applause >> reaction pouring in from the white house to the streets of georgia after a tense trial. arbery's mother in shock >> i never thought this day would come he will now rest in peace. >> amen. >> fit for duty. the white house physician revealing president biden the oldest american to take office, is good to go after a routine surgery last week. what his doctors are saying they found during the procedure amid increased scrutiny of the president's health >>> count down to black friday just hours until the other big event of the weekend, with millions of americans set to spend billions, with many stores closed today, a new emphasis on tomorrow's sales we'll talk with the c.e.o. of macy's about what to expect and how to find the best deals >>> those stories plus talk and turkey we'll go behind the scenes with a trusty team of experts at butter ball

>> early in the book, no spoilers but early in the book your young character who has to decide if sheas trust yoursf and in this very contained moment has to grapple with multiple dimensions of what it means to be young and what it means to be a woman in a person of color and what it means to be different. in both of you have had to grapple with different dimensions of otherness and can you talk about this question of trust and how do you learn to trust yourself to be in these moments and to become the women that you have become. >> what a great question stacey and really was something that ran through our discussions about her women characters because we wanted to demonstrate that these were not perfect women it. these were women with their own doubts and the varied experiences and new say, there otherness are being underestimated or misunderstood in the kind of experiences that reallly happen in the world two women at like us, but also our characters. our hope was that we can almost in real time, bring bring the reader and so that the reader is inhabiting the young character. and she

here to talk about how and where they're making inroads, loandepot founder and ceo anthony shea joins me in a first on cnbc interview. welcome. what would you say about the housing market and all the hubbub about what's going on at zillow >> the biggest issue is the lack of inventory, kelly. interest rates are still historically low the economy is strong. we're seeing very, very strong signals. we're just hoping for more inventory. >> so you'd still say to everybody thinking about selling that now is a time to do so. i hear that they're holding out for pretty high prices do you think that's going to be sustainable? >> well, the housing market is a function of afford ability so based on the strength of income and based on the strength of the overall economy, as long as the housing prices are still affordable, we will continue to see it be very, very firm. >> why was your loan origination volume actually down somewhat quarter over quarter >> the market, because of rising interest rates, kelly, you're going to see refinances decrease so overall the housing market or purchase market is st

understandable why police are going to take the time and let the families know the information first before sheaingoing. look for an update on casualty figures. i doubt they'll release the name or identity or driver in custody as they continue to question him to try to get information. i expect an official release of the name not to come for several more hours as they continue to see if he is a lone actor or if as some reports have been shared around the law enforcement community that there may have been one or two others in that car. may is the operative word. again the investigation ongoing and look for him to perhaps nail a previous criminal incident. i would listen for that and what he can tell us about the driver and whether he was actinging alone or if there's others in that car and if there's a description to help with or is everything contained? >> thank you for being with us this evening. we'll be right back after this. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ nyquil severe gives you powerful relief for your worst cold and fl

you're looking at the biggest band in the world who have done everything they have done, beatlemania, shea of the rings," when frodo says we save the shire but not for me, i started to project that. the beatles changed the world, did all this, only to realize that there's not really a place for them. they can't-- they don't want-- they want to perform to 300 people. they've asked to perform 60,000. you try to sell 300 tickets to a show, you will have 60,000 people coming up the street. what they want to do is not practical. they're suddenly realizing,s what we want to do-- we're the biggest band in the world, we have a very simple thing we want to do. we just want to be a rock 'n' roll band. we can't do it. the world has no place for us anymore. i get that feel from it. it's a bittersweet feeling. >> stephen: people make a lot of the friendship between john and paul, and that's often where a lot of the discussion of the friction in the band came. there's a tremendous amount of complexity that's revealed between all of their relationships in this documentary. but what struck me is that this

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hawaii are reopening the cold case murder of a bay area woman 40 years later. 26-year-old valerie war sheaed to l granada near half moon bay when she took hiking trip to hawaii in march 1978. she spent several weeks on the big island, but on april 23, she was found murdered at or campsite. decades later, police are now searching for new leads. >>> new at 6:00 one teachers being hailed for quick thinking after a campus fight. >> a violent turn and he told us how he subdued a student accused of turning a knife on his classmate. >> reporter: this is a moment and we sit captured in a few frames of video and the moment a teacher help to change the course of a fight here. >> when i got to the young man i looked at him and let him know that it is okay and calm down. >> reporter: a teacher reaching a student as the student was attacking another with a knife. stopping the teenager in his tracks and ending the altercation. >> when i put my arms on him, i don't know. i looked him right in the eyes and when i saw that pitcher i thought that is a cool pitcher and i thought that is me. >> reporter: he h

scott and simply dominated after that, the second tab shea adams doubled their lead.ok to qualify with a win as well tonight, and if other results go their way is welcome that match against albania is at quarter to eight p:m.. now, that's all from sports day. enjoy the rest of your evening. good night. good evening. it's been quite a breezy day out there today. outbreaks of rain for many of us, and also still mild for the time of year. those stronger winds brought some big waves to the coast. —— outbreaks of rain for many of us, and also still mild for the time of year. but those stronger winds brought some big waves to the coast — this was aberystwyth a little bit earlier on. the winds are now tending to ease, and things look a bit quieter through the course of the weekend as low pressures clears away. still very mild for the time of year and mainly dry on both saturday and sunday, too. here's the low pressure that brought the showery rain at times today, and the breeze, as well, which is clearing off towards the east. as it does so, then higher pressure will start t

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. >> i didn't shea that.to be clear. >> no, it is weaved in and out of the curriculum. in 2015, former governor, who was just defeated, mcauliffe, his state board of education had information on how to teach it, so it's weaved in. so you know, it's semantics, but it's weaved in. what we want to say and what governor-elect youngkin has said is that all of history must be taught, the good, the bad and the ugly because what we learn from history, dana, is that we don't learn from history and we continue to repeat the same mistakes. but while we're talking about history, how about we talk about how people, from the 1890s, black people from the 1890s to 1950 to 1960 according to the u.s. census marrying in a percentage that had far surpassed anything that whites had ever done. when we talk about the tulsa race riots, let's ask ourselves how did the black people amass so much wealth right after the civil war, so that it could even be destroyed? how do they do that? you know, they were coming from nothing, from zero

her name is valerie and we're shea and she's from san mateo county. the body, her body was discovered in a park in hawaii in april of 1978 she'd been in why for a few weeks. she was on the big island. police are actively investigating. they're asking for new leads in offering a $1000 reward for information that leads to solve her murder. >> it is 7.11. will take a break, but still ahead on the kron 4 morning news as covid cases continue to improve here in the bay area. it's a different story when you look at the state as a whole will tell you what local experts are saying about a possible surge in cases this winter and california delegates are at the climate summit overseas in scotland, but they're still getting questions about governor newsom's absence from that event will tell you where the governor is expected to appear today and still looking at showers out there across the bay area, although obviously the heaviest of stuff has passed still enough to keep us wet, including right over the richmond center fell bridge and a few isolated showers from

and now they're saying it was valerie anwar shea from san mateo county. this body was discovered in a park in hawaii in april of 1978 and she had been in hawaii for a few weeks. never return and now police are actively investigating and there's a new $1000 reward for information on her murder. >> it is 6.11. we'll take a break, but still ahead on the kron 4 morning news as covid cases continue to improve in the bay area. it's a different story for the state as a whole will tell you what local experts are saying about a possible surge this winter. plus as more kids are getting covid vaccines. there's a new push from the white house to get the shots into the arms of those ages 5 to 11. and it's still raining out there, although not as heavy as it was last night nor is widespread. there's light showers stretching from fremont, hayward through oakland as well as we're surging in richmond richmond center fell bridge right now. >> keeping you updated on the showers as they move across the bay through your forecast. and we certainly are seeing some areas that ha

we've seen shea cobb blake's uncle, justin blake out here almost every day. every day. even when zwrufs him and one other person, just peacefully protesting. it comes as soon as the jury comes, he leaves when they leave. and that is what we have seen so far here today. people have been disagreeing, having some conversation, some choice language back and forth. strong emotions. but nothing that would indicate that there could be a potential at this point for anything dangerous. hallie? >> as we look at the sort of aftermath now of this acquittal. and listen, let's be clear. we haven't heard yet from people in the jury, as far as i know. none of the jurors have decided to speak to cameras, as far as we know or speak to the media about what was going on inside of these deliberations. but they lasted a fair amount of time. we're in now, i think, day four. more than 24 hours of actual deliberation time, if you will. and one of the things that caught a lot of people's attention over the course of this trial was some of the tension, some of the flare-ups that happened between

. >> was that of a bay area woman valerie anwar shea. she was from san mateo county and her body was discovered in a park in hawaii. >> in 1978 she'd been in hawaii a few weeks prior to her death. police are still actively investigating. >> and there's a $1000 reward being offered for information on her murder. it's 5.11. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news as covid cases continue to get better in the bay area. it's a different story. >> for the rest of the state. we're going to see what local experts think about this possible winter surge. we might be facing. and kids getting their covid vaccine. there's a new push from the white house now to get shots in the arms of swans. 5 to 11 and the heaviest of rainfall maybe out of the way. but we're still looking at some off and on showers including a marine county right now. >> richmond center fell bridge is breezy and wet. so take it slow are out there. your forecast is that? >> as you leave your house this morning. hopefully you're doing it early because we all are slick. we're

so i want to begin with one of the thoughts steve forbes mentioned on our shea few moments ago, which i think is so very important, and that is the relationship between economic strengthen at home and security and military strength abroad. sometimes it's characterized as weakness at home, weakness abroad, but i think it's more properly characterized as strength at home and strength abroad. the one links to the other. to some extent it's perhaps less understood and underrated as a factor. but, steve, you mentioned it on our show as you always do. and i wanted you to talk a bit about that because america was on the defensive in the 1970s, maybe long before that. but certainly in the 70s we forget the strength of soviet communism. they're infiltrated our own hemisphere not just in cuba but also in places, you know, south, littered throughout south america. and that all changed during the reagan years. and why don't you take it from there because i think in some respects in the grand sweep of history that may be the most important impact of ronald reagan. >> well, that's right. not only d

thank you, captain frank shea. because of your quick thinking, that individual's life was saved. i'd like to welcome to the podium chief nicholson. [applause] >> president walton: thank you. and before you go, chief nicholson, i want to say our appreciation for all you do here and out in your city. thank you. >> greetings, president walton, supervisor, and clerk. chief jeanine nicholson. we are silvservants. this is what we do, but i would like -- civil servants. this is what we do, but i would like two individuals to come up with me, as well as captain shea. everything we do is team work. what we do every day is team work. >> thank you, supervisor walton, and supervisor peskin, and the fellow board members. that call came in at 1:30 a.m. we initially were responding to four individuals that were off of marshall's beach which is on the golden gate cliff area just west of the golden gate bridge. the four victims were found in about an hour, down along marshall's beach, and at that time, what supervisor peskin relayed to, we didn't actually know there was a fifth victim. and after

and commissioner shea and i said from the beginning there is a lot of good in the bail reform bill and be talking about. >> bail reform in new york remains controversial after changes in the law. it resulted in doing away with bail for some minor offenses. in this case, though, it appears that thompson was eligible for bail but the decision was made in this case apparently that it was not going to be required. >> bill: we'll watch these stories. >> dana: now you have a better reason to deck the halls. a new study find people who put up their christmas decorations the end to be friendlier. this is according to the journal of environmental -- i couldn't believe it when they said their tree was already up. is yours up? >> bill: no. it's not. walked into a buddy's apartment and his wife has christmas music on. i was like wow, you're into it. that's good. >> dana: you must love singing christmas carrolls? >> bill: not until after thanksgiving. before we go. we got this, dana. check it out. >> dana: have you seen this? watch it. >> oh my word. what is happening? >> dana: that is a first day

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