newfound fbi hating friends on right join me, and call for fbi to be abolished we do do not need a stasi here. kennedy: i don't think that christopher wray made it a better plates, i place. i think what we're learning through this investigation, and through this trial, absolutely shameful. if congress is not spurred to action by this, i don't know what it will take. i really don't. and everyone is just doing things for appearances. and all you have to do is investigate waco to know that. spike, thank you for being here. >> any of those things, they viola killed by a kkk member who was an fbi informant they slandered her after she died, it was to cover-up the fact that one of their informants who was in the klan had someone murdered and they did nothing about it this will end when people come together and demand as one voice u.s. government, federal government not have a federal law enforce am agency, we don't need it, it mmade it worse. kennedy: spike thank you so much. >> thank you. kennedy: there we go, game night, party panel is ready for battle. place your bets over r -under, on tap,

. >> died today from 4 theresa stasi joins us now live in studio with the latest. quite a twist. quite a twist. a real significant development actually. >> in this story today, we're learning that nelson chia killed himself while in custody. alameda county jail specifically. he hung himself. as for this case, oakland's police chief calling this a murder for hire. here's what we're learning more about this groom story. it was a crime that shook the little saigon community in oakland, surveillance video captured the moment when beloved dentist, lili shoo pulled up in her car to visit a relative on a sunny afternoon in august. but that is when the suspect approached her and pulled the trigger, killing her. now, police are revealing that this was part of a twisted, bigger plot. >> i'm pleased to announce the arrest. of 2 individuals who are responsible for this heinous crime. we sent shockwaves throughout our community. >> on friday, authorities announced at a news conference, 2 suspects. she's longtime partner nelson chia 73, who was in the car at the time of the shooting seem bassa

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i'm theresa stasi to reporting live in the newsroom. all right. thank you, theresa. get back more details on this in san francisco. meantime, police are investigating a homicide in the tenderloin. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. officers say that just after midnight, they found a man who had been shot. >> he died at the scene. there's no word on a possible suspect. a san francisco anti open air drug market activists started using his cell phone camera to highlight the city's drug program. and now he's going inside city hall. >> placing a bid for a seat on the re entry council kron four's haaziq. what you has the story. >> it is so high. you don't want to get up to use the bathroom. >> this is how it started for richie with using social media to highlight san francisco's open air drug also time to full. >> my >> this is how it's going recently putting in his bid for one of the subcommittees seats on the san francisco reentry council, which coordinates local efforts to support justice involved in formally incarcerated people. >> did you ever think that

who is not able to cope with the situation to disperse, the protesters the police only used a gas stasisling among the activists there is an injury. the unifiists were also supported by the french, who are now on strike and demand to raise salaries . natalia goncharova about how the fifth republic came to such a state. france plays in a big way about the protests of total energy employees tell french tv channels employees of an oil and gas company in the fifth republic have become a symbol of the fight against the crisis in the standard of living in the country record inflation. many politicians. they say that the macron has played with ukraine and anti-russian sanctions and is not coping with the country's problems. i applaud the struggle in the strikers they are defending our common interests when you see inflation at 10% you understand that they are really fighting to save our current management salary, total energy is already ready to make concessions to employees promised a 7% salary increase from next year and an extraordinary bonus. however, activists do not give up protests conti

kron four's theresa stasi. listen in on that. >> theresa, what can you tell us? well, it was certainly a very sad circumstance. but prosecutors how holding that news conference on kristin smart case talking about how they >> did finally get justice for the family after nearly a quarter of a century, smart was a 19 year-old freshman at cal poly when she disappeared in 1996. paul flores offered to help her back to her dorm room because she was intoxicated. but she was never seen again, although investigators searched his dorm room, he was never charged in till last year. new evidence including cadaver dogs found what was described as a coffin size school under the backyard steps of his father's home. blood evidence was also discovered. paul flores said his father were both arrested. his father charged with being an accessory to murder. prosecutors allege that jury agreed and flores killed smart and how his father helped him bury her body removing at several years later. now, the trial took 3 months. here's christians, father and mother speaking about today's for it

kron four's theresa stasi. listen in on that. >> theresa, what can you tell us? well, it was certainly a very sad circumstance. but prosecutors how holding that news conference on kristin smart case talking about how they >> did finally get justice for the family after nearly a quarter of a century, smart was a 19 year-old freshman at cal poly when she disappeared in 1996. paul flores offered to help her back to her dorm room because she was intoxicated. but she was never seen again, although investigators searched his dorm room, he was never charged in till last year. new evidence including cadaver dofo

theorizing that is truly ivory tower that posits that we can go back in time to a state of christine, a stasis. no change where we somehow live in equilibrium with unchanging nature, with technologies like windmills that we had had used last in the 13th 14th centuries. it was fine then when we had less than a 1000000000 people, but today with 8000000000 or more, that is not going to work. and the effects of trying to undercut the type of abundance and means of production, both in food as well as industrial base of that this requires is bloodcurdling. the unfortunate thing is that we once had a very viable pro capital creation ethic before i was born, which has been under attack. now, there were many, many decades and russians at russia, china and india especially, are really learning from what we used to do and seeing well, why can't they simply use the model that made the west once great of industrial progress, leaping beyond the limits to growth by embracing new discoveries and applying it for the, the needs of your society. that's what, that's what made us work. and we've, we've let that go

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true, his umbrella for the cause of all the evils that relates in his work is that of stasis or civil strife inherited from his predecessors. he breaks with the classical tradition in absolving both the people and the rich of primary responsibility for stasis instead placing that onus on sects according you earlier writers status, this was endemic cities typically taking the form of a rivalry murderous in an intensity between oligarchs and democrats the few rich and many poor, while not as hostile to the people as the oligarchs were, neither did the classical thinkers to its side, rather they had been impartially critical of the versions of justice advanced both parties. they had thus implied a substantive critique of people and its way of life, expressed in its political, ambitious ambitions. josephus issues this deprecation the people. instead, he develops a novel opposition people and sect one clearly favorable to the people. indeed, he his model aristocrats, the high priests in name is and jesus and the way patrician patrician gurian as staunch allies the people because sharing it

there's absolutely no way that we could or should hold a place in stasis in a particular time period.the force of this work is too powerful for that kind of artificial limitation. this isn't the way that everyone thinks about preservation. it's not the way that people have always seen preservation. i think this kind of dynamic phrasing of preservation is so important and so true. at presidential site like -- the eisenhower presidential library and many others that are represented here today, preservation really is the work of active inquiry and of critical thinking. preservation is about discovery and it's about creativity. it's also about striking that balance between continuity and change. preservation is not about the past. preservation is about the better future that we are building together. with that active definition of preservation, let's get started with our panel. these three brilliant people. as we talk this morning, i want to focus on that dynamic kind of preservation. i wonder if each of you could talk about how the preservation and interpretation of your site has changed

of power, checks and plans and unleash corrupt department of justice and fbi like old east german stasiinst anyone they disagree work pro lifers, parents, former president of united states donald trump. you are next. we'll be right back. en pain sa”" i say, “so are they.” ♪ aleve - who do you take it for? mark: welcome back america one of great pollsters. patrolling groups trafalgar group, robert is with us, we're getting down to the wire, given fact that network polling groups don't know what the hell they are talking about and robert does, i thought it would be a good time to dig in. robert thank you for being here, let's get started. as you see it. what is going on in the state of pennsylvania? >> right now pennsylvania we're seeing the race tightening a lot. a few weeks ago, narrative was there was no way to recover. they didn't talk about after the primaries there was a long period of time where nobody said anything about fedder man, he was still in the hospital. no one laid off of oz, now lumps are coming to both sides and people realize what fetterman's record is that race will c

. -- american stasi and d department of justice, necessary to unleash lawlessness in our cities and neighborhoodscause people to be upset with the status quo and want change. it is necessary to destroy national sovereignty with open borders, create chaos on our southern bo border, second trade, violence, fentanyl, truth car cartels, this is how you destroy a country from within. this is the issue before us on the election. every single problem we face that is of a significant magnitude to ouri -- the democrat party. the they have their supporters. mainly the media. "new york times." we talked about the history of "new york times," "new york times" supports this thing. they are behind the 1619 project, "new york times" lied to american people on behalf of joseph stalin. and new york times covered up holocaust, and lied about third reich, they were asked to by roosevelt and owners of newspaper were concerned that people would be critical of new york times. and so it has chief correspondent and berlin, a man who sympathized with t the nazis, n "new york times" brought us castro. they breathed life i

the world has changed organization that looks like the stasi than fbi of old. >> you are right, veryi think if past few weeks they raided home of a former president, took phone of a sitting member of congress and had a terrible action outside of philadelphia with pastor you referenced. local police found nothing, no crime. yet they come in with 20 aagents guns drawn, now why over 14 whistle-blowers have come to our office and talk to us, i first talked about this in a interviews next day merrick garland sent a memo to justice department in here are rules to engagement to chill the speech of brave whistleblowers, since that time they had security clearance revoked. you get your security clearance revoked that is the first step in trying to terminate the folks, we have one whistleblower who has been suspended, we believe it is retaliation, of course justice department said now, god bless the brave people coming forward who are outraged, this has a history back into 2016 and 17 they spied on trump's campaign and comey leaked his memo to get special counsel mueller to spend two years, an

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media and content, user generated content, have been adapting their policies to get to some sort of stasisich is gay right now -- they may have to change it radically. emily: you've got federal regulations that could potentially come with this klobuchar-grassley law. there is market cap provisions that facebook wouldn't qualify for. in terms of market size, it is too small. you've got ftc scrutinizing facebook from another direction. some would say facebook is getting an undue amount of scrutiny for the size, at least if you look at the market size of the company today. >> the idea that facebook is a monopolist exercising unjust, unallowable monopoly power to either maintain a monopoly or gain a monopoly has always been a far-fetched vision. a bunch of people who just didn't like some decisions the company was making. the -- to protect competition, not competitors. facebook has had some competitors complaining over time, some smaller companies that would like to get into the field. but to the idea that they are exercising this bottleneck control of the historic worry of -- has always been

lie down or sit down in front of the tv in physical activity 0 dynamics blood stasis dehydration becauseir and possible infections lead to thrombus formation in the formation of blood clots in the lower extremities, which fly away to the lungs and kill people in order to prevent this from happening, everything you need to do. it is simply desirable to do physical exercises at least five or six times a week, and by the hour, if you do not have the opportunity, you sit at the computer, get up every hour and do at least a light workout for five minutes. you must drink at least two liters of water, and thus you, along with vaccines, will protect yours. lungs from blood clots then your lungs they will endure autumn normally and you will enter the winter breathing freely and easily everything about how to protect the lungs in autumn we go to the kitchen today. so we made a string at the beginning of the program, that we would have some kind of unusual food, but we specially cut not those foods that are super healthy for the joints. so three superfoods for joints against the pain effect of whic

the world has changed organization that looks like the stasi than fbi of old. >> you are right it ist few weeks, theyai raidedde home of a former president, and tooks phone p of a sitting member ofnd h congress. with a actioadn in outside of philadelphia with pastor youstor referenced. pastor and his wife with 7 children, local police found n nothing. there was noothi crime. no one was charged, yet they come in with 20 agents guns drawn. it is scary. it is why now over 14 whistle-blowers have come toe our office and talk to us.rs i first talked about this in an interview, very next dayne merricxtk garland sent a memo to justice department saying, here are the rules to engage if you engage inre talk to congress. a member to chill the speech of the whistle-blowers, since then should agents had security clearance revoked. you know thance t is the first stem step in trying tohave terminate them, we had one suspended. we believe ient is retaliation. and so god bless the brave guys coming forward who are outraged by what they see the department doing,ure right, this has a history to 2016 a

and also content, user-generated content, have been adapting their policies to get her some sort of stasisich i think is ok right now, but they might have to change it pretty radically if their protections are repealed. emily: meantime, you have federal regulation that could potentially come with this klobuchar-grassley law. and there is this market cap provision. facebook wouldn't even qualify because in terms of market size, it is too small. you have the ftc scrutinizing facebook from another direction. and, some of the facebook defenders would say that facebook is getting an undue amount of scrutiny for the size, at least if you look at the market size of the company today. what do you think about that? chris: the idea that facebook is a monopolist exercising and just monopoly power to either maintain or gain a monopoly, has always been a pretty far-fetched vision. a whole bunch of people who just didn't like some decisions the company was making. the antitrust law is supposed to protect competition, not competitors, and facebook has had some competitors competing over time, and some sm

just tarnishes the company further at a time when the company is not expanding, at best it is in stasisallen weisselberg is going to be a star witness for the prosecution. there are few people who have been around donald trump and with such knowledge of how that business works as allen weisselberg. so even if this doesn't personally touch on trump criminally, this is not going to be a series of good news days for him. >> the former president is not a defendant in the case and isn't expected to be implicated in any way of any wrongdoing. >>> now just ahead on "cnn newsroom," public protests are almost unheard of in china. now activists are turning to a more private way of expressing themselves. achieved 90% clearer skin at t 4 months... and skskyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious s allergic reactions and an incncreased risk of infections, or a lower ability to fight them, may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to. ♪nothing is everything♪ talk to your dermatologist about skyrizi. learn how abbvie could help you save

at best, it is in stasis, and allen weisselberg is going to be the star witness for the prosecution.re few people who have been around donald trump about such knowledge of how the business works as allen weisselberg. so even if this doesn't personally touch on trump criminally, this is not going to be a series of good news days for him. >> good point. on top of this, the former president, as we all know, is now facing a subpoena from the january 6th select committee, something the committee vice chair liz cheney spoke about on sunday. watch this. >> so the committee treats this matter with great seriousness and we are going to proceed in terms of the questioning of the former president under oath. it may take multiple days and it will be done with a level of rigor and discipline and seriousness it deserves. he's not going to turn this into a circus. this isn't going to be his first debate against joe biden and the food fight that became. this is far too serious of a set of issues. >> so, maggie, you've covered trump for a long time. is that trump's entire m.o., to try to turn things

she herself have a different version of how she told me everything, well, firstly, she never treated stasich a walking person who constantly has no different girls, and it was very disturbing that stas being talented and interesting, he could not realize himself. she told me many times that stas and i had a union sooner, not even in any way. here is a man and women, because she says that i was older than him anyway. i know that he is me admired as an actress. he says i was sent for him to help him become an actor. well , no matter how hard she tried to take part in life, she did not succeed. she thought about it too. she said that most likely, this is stas's character. he was a very impulsive, very nervous person. he came from siberia from novosibirsk, a man full of desire to believe in himself that he can become a great actor, but very vulnerable and unstable, and uh, this is all that happened to them and what happened. valya doesn’t remember this at all stories. that's the way she said it. she says it was something that happened outside of me and outside of staying. this is some kind of

deal with the escalation of reckless driving exhibitions in that north bay city kron four's theresa stasi on what it means and when it goes into effect. >> we've seen here a multiple shootings at our side shows. we've seen young people hit by vehicles which are spinning out of control. the sideshows. and then we've also seen neighbors who have come out and confront those who are involved in this illegal behavior. and they've been assaulted here in the streets of santa rosa. and what we're trying to say is we're not going to tolerate this behavior in the city of santa rosa. santa rosa police chief john cregan on how the new side show ordinance targets the drivers and those promoting the illegal is going to be one for drivers who are participating in sideshows. >> passengers who are actively participating and a side show our vehicle that's involved in a sideshow. the spectators of those who are actively cheering on the crowd of those involved in the sideshows. >> anyone who promotes and organizes out of that because that's also really important part for the promoters are putting it out on s

but then stasis, we have not pulled back. jonathan: and negative this morning. a pushback from fed speakers. i went to the fed speaker today and kept scrolling down. lisa: we are getting there. pretty much everyone except for jay powell, he is the one that will be saying the same thing and all of them will probably reiterate what mary daly said yesterday, stop thinking we are going to raise rates at a certain point and then cut them. they are pushing back on the idea of rate cuts in 2023. the market keep saying you're wrong and that is it. jonathan: if you want to signal, that is not what you want to do. the pushback. lisa: people are getting more cuts in the global market and the market has been right. this is a consequence of the fed getting it wrong and the market being more credit -- more correct. jonathan: let's talk about the previous three days, up almost 11 percent. tom: it's i did a lot of technical studies today, -- jonathan: controversial. tom: you were ahead of me. all of a sudden it is controversial, but only about one thing. there is an election in

kron four's theresa stasi. was there has the highlights. >> i'm not here at the marina green and this was the front row seat for the blue angels on friday. as always, there were some stunning maneuvers by the pilots when the planes took to the even though there was a lot of fog people who came down here to watch say that it was worth to see all the fun up in the sky, especially feels like he's to pre-covid and so fun to get everyone out. really this guys for serial so wanted to bring that san i just like that. you know, top gun and i just like the sound, the noise and vibrations of sonic booms. p>> everything that's fun abou well, just coming back into the city has been since the pandemic. this is my first time back and i'm super excited be here visiting with the phone that purse. and so it's nice to be back on the green and just being near the water and being francisco, as you heard, a big dry out here was to make memories of pandemic, putting. >> sharing experiences together on hold for a lot of people. so ha

it probably to their >> i don't know for 10 more than just >> that was theresa stasi reporting. we're told that about 200 people showed up to pay their respects for the brothers. in the south bay, santa clara county officials are looking for ways to crack down on people possessing guns illegally. >> a recent study found the gun violence costs santa clara county, roughly 100 million dollars each and every year and that, of course, doesn't include the human and emotional toll caused by gun violence. the district attorney's office says the big problem is the fact that guns for falling into the wrong hands. >> this is the actual response wing that can go out and get into houses, put handcuffs on shooters, disarm domestic abusers, disarm the dangerously mentally ill and actually identify and prosecute felons. >> the county board of supervisors will be presented today with a plan to create a county wide gun task force. it would give the district attorney's office and law enforcement agencies across the county more resources to proactively take guns away from those who shouldn't have t

the 6th one involving a gun kron four's theresa stasi has more on what they think happened. >> santaa police say that they came to the home on the 400 block of meadow. green drum might after a caller reported a possible murder suicide when officers went inside the home, they say that they found 2 people lying on the bed. now identified as robert is a maury age. 84 and his wife, 79 year-old judith, the summary both had gunshot wounds. a handgun was also discovered. >> actually, i heard the discharge of the weapon in the morning. and congo. it wasn't a gunshot wound. with a gunshot. i have to lose know when it came found out what had happened. ricardo lives close by my main thoughts are outside of wp>> they are people apparently this is not done on common. the time a lot of people faced with because they don't have the support they need. >> he says that he has lived in the area for about a year for consent to the family. >> for sure, i can. you imagine hoping for months before them. >> the circumstances are under investigation by the santa rosa police department's violent crime team. t

theresa stasi reports now from longfellow middle school. >> for the brothers attended as kids. >> the vigil was held here at the middle school where the boys attendant earlier in the day i spoke with the principal who said that the family had requested privacy dealing with this very painful moment. so we went around the corner so we could give them plenty of space as everyone is dealing with such a horrible loss brothers jay z 17 in the gray sweatshirt and angel 15 in the red sweatshirt attended berkeley high school. >> jc described as more quiet than his younger brother and focused on college angel, a class clown. people say constantly making people laugh on monday, friends reflected on losing both in such a violent act killed at a birthday party saturday night. thank >> i mean, it was like i was super sad. and when i heard about it's just like. we're learning about the body work. >> i mean, why known him ever since kindergarten? and so? it was pretty hard for me to get. i couldn't believe >> this student said that she was very close to angel. she didn't want to go on camera, uncomfo

. >> but 2009 ended as it had begun, with the case in stasis, no breaks, no leads, no arrests.was no different. same for 2011. nothing. it's fair to say asandra's murder investigation was very much cold. so 2012 now, six years after the murder and three years after that dna test, chief perry gave the case to a new detective, named bryson ponce, who reexamined the physical evidence like sandra's car, undisturbed since the day she was murdered. >> she was sitting down in the driver's seat, and the -- from her waist up was pulled, slouched over into the passenger seat. >> you said pulled. did it appear it had been yanked over that way? >> it appeared that way, yeah. we believe that there was a struggle outside of the vehicle in the garage, and that's due to some evidence that was on the outside front of the vehicle. >> but wait a minute -- >> smudge marks and hair. when you look at how this homicide happened, it wasn't sexually motivated or it wasn't a robbery. it really was focused on anger. >> and so ponce circled right back to those original two suspects, husband darren, boyfri

proffers theresa stasi explains. >> our officers observed hernandez inter in the same vehicle used in the hit and run collision. as officers attempted to make contact with hernandez. he got into his vehicle and fled from the officers. oakland police chief leronne armstrong revealing what lead. >> to this crash that killed a driver in the early morning hours. monday. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. he says the suspect, jonathan hernandez of oakland led officers on a chase. >> before crashing into the victim's truck. but the chief says that this case actually started. >> back on friday and the individual was actually recording the entire incident. hernandez got out of his vehicle, threaten the individual by brandishing a firearm. they're racking the slide at the individual. and threatening to cause harm to that individual. >> the chief says it was on friday when hernandez rear ended a driver near 73rd avenue and international boulevard. and then threatened the driver with a gun. the driver reported the incident to police and a warrant was issued for hernandez. the chief

kron four's theresa stasi reports on the big topics that dominate that debate. >> one of the things that i have articulated and champion is lined with guest is our da's office does not provide diversion services. asians make up 32% of the population in alameda county and they're less than 20% of our workforce in the da's office. and so we've got to up our game in terms recruitment. >> alameda county da candidates, pamela price and terry wiley tackle questions presented at a forum hosted by the alameda county bar association and the alameda county league of women voters, prices, civil rights attorney and former san francisco prosecutors stay focused on her campaign theme, stressing voters want to change and she has a vision to make that happen. >> and we need a leader that will hold the deputies accountable and make sure that the standards that we are not only putting on paper but that we are actually following in implementing wiley, a current alameda assistant da and indoors by outgoing da nancy o malley. >> emphasize to his insider knowledge of the office and how to address the concerns

tonight the 2 candidates faced off at a forum kron four's theresa stasi reports in the big topics that dominated the debate. >> one of the things that i have articulated and world champion is lined with guest is our da's office does not provide diversion services. asians make up 32% of the population in alameda co nty and they're less than 20% of our workforce in the da's office. and so we've got to up our game in terms recruitment. >> alameda county da candidates, pamela price and terry wiley tackle questions presented at a forum hosted by the alameda county bar association and the alameda county league of women voters, prices, civil rights attorney and former san francisco prosecutors stay focused on her campaign theme, stressing voters want to change and she has a vision to make that happen. >> and we need a leader that will hold the deputies accountable and make sure that the standards that we are not only putting on paper but that we are actually following in implementing wiley, a current alameda assistant da and indoors by outgoing da nancy o malley. >> if a sized his insider kno

kron four's theresa stasi has more. >> it is incredibly disturbing to see a woman pushing a stroller with a toddler inside struck as they cross the intersection of sierra and mona k elaine and senate say this happened tuesday around 06:00pm. the driver didn't stop. and police now searching for the gray mazda style vehicle similar to this stock photo provided by the senate say police department. >> it's so sad, too. have to talk about a tragedy like this. just statements. roth is with vision, 0. a city agency dedicated to improving public safety on the streets of santa say. >> police say that the woman was admitted to the hospital. fortunately, the toddler wasn't physically injured. >> but this year we're facing an unprecedented year for traffic fatalities and people killed while walking senate say police have responded to more than 50 traffic deaths this year. just days ago an elderly woman was killed crossing lundy avenue in september and 8 year-old was hit by a car and killed on driftwood and castle month. >> as he was heading to school at the intersection where this latest pedestr

authorities say this is the 10th homicide of the year and the 6 involving a gun kron four's theresa stasi has more. >> santa rosa police say that they came to the home on the 400 block of meadow. green drum after a caller reported a possible murder suicide when officers went inside the home, they say that they found 2 people lying on the bed now identified as robert is a maury age. 84 and his wife, 79 year-old judith, the summary both had gunshot wounds. a handgun was also discovered. >> actually, i heard the discharge of the weapon in the morning congo. it wasn't a gunshot wound. with a gunshot. i have know when it came back found out what had happened. ricardo lives close my main thoughts are outside of they people apparently this is not done on common. that time a lot of people on faced with because they don't the support they need. >> he says that he has lived in the area for about a year for consent to the family. >> for sure, i can. you imagine how painful must be for them. >> the circumstances are under investigation by the santa rosa police department's violent crime team. the dep

kron four's theresa stasi takes a closer look. >> we've seen here in the multiple shootings at our sideshows. we've seen young people hit by vehicles which are spinning out of control. the sideshows. and then we've also seen neighbors who have come out and confront those who are involved in this illegal behavior. and they've been assaulted here in the streets of santa rosa. and what we're trying to say is we're not going to tolerate this behavior in the city of santa rosa. santa rosa police chief john cregan on how the new side show ordinance targets the drivers and those promoting the illegal events. is going to be one prohibiting drivers who are participating in sideshows. >> passengers who are actively participating and a side show our vehicle that's involved in a sideshow. the spectators of those who are actively cheering on the crowd of those involved in the sideshows. >> anyone who promotes and organizes out of that because that's also really important part for the promoters are putting it out on social media platforms and literally drawing hundreds of young people here. the stree

theresa stasi now with an update. >> i'm not here in san francisco in front of the building and some of the former tenants talked about how this is all impacted them and why this lawsuit is so important. >> this is 33 to hama. it was billed as a luxury complex of many high-end amenities. however, back in june, there was the first flooding impacting residents forcing them to flee. >> and then in august, a subsequent episode, the building was sent shutdown. former residents say that they are out back grant money to relocate. some say that they had personal items stolen jewelry checks that has led to identity theft. sorry to see the second. it's hard to not get emotional about let's hear from some of the former tenants that were out here announcing this lawsuit took a further step into the hallway. we saw. >> some water pouring down the emergency stairwell, which is incredibly shocking to see. and it's just been incredible. and so if we can, to fast forward to interior damage entire unit. you know, our office was completely damage. we have what furniture are cup guy. we had to set up fi

theresa stasi, back to y u. >> theresa, thank you for that live report. for your help. this afternoon. some new covid variants are spreading ahead of the holiday season. today we spoke to ucsf doctor peter chin. hong. >> about whether we should be concerned. one of the new strains that's causing concern is called the b f 7 subvariant. it's causing concern because it's spreading quickly in parts of europe. the new variant making up about 25% of cases in belgium. we asked doctor chin-hong about the risk here in the bay area. >> here in the u.s. and one from like one percent of cases. so by, you know, 7% of cases, 5 to 7% of cases over a few weeks. so it's the one to watch. but overall right now, we have very low numbers. >> and hot doctor chin-hong tells us antibody treatments we already have won't be as effective against these new variants. the booster can still give you an extra edge against getting reinfected with covid-19, though it's also important to remember to quarantine for 5 days. if you do get infected, if you have vulnerable people in your household. san franc

crosswalk and there's video we want to warn you that it's pretty upsetting to see kron four's theresa stasi takes a look. >> it is incredibly disturbing to see a woman pushing a stroller with a toddler inside struck as they cross the intersection of sierra and mona k elaine and santa say this happened tuesday around 06:00pm. the driver didn't stop. and police now searching for the gray mazda style vehicle similar to this stock photo provided by the senate say police department. >> it's so sad too. have to talk about a tragedy like this. just 8 roth is with vision, 0. a city agency dedicated to improving public safety on the streets of santa say. >> police say that the woman was admitted to the hospital. fortunately, the toddler wasn't physically injured. >> but this year we're facing an unprecedented year for traffic fatalities and people killed while walking san jose. police have responded to more than 50 traffic deaths this year. just days ago an elderly woman was killed crossing lundy avenue in september and 8 year-old was hit by a car and killed on driftwood and castle month. >> as he w

residents forced to evacuate this past summer after the building was flooded with kron four's theresa stasi with the latest on the story. >> i'm not here in san francisco in front of the building and some of the former tenants talked about how this is all impacted them and why this lawsuit is so important. >> this is 33 to hama. it was billed as a luxury complex of many high-end amenities. however, back in june, there was the first flooding impacting residents forcing them to flee. >> and then in august, a subsequent episode, the building was sent shutdown. former residents say that they are out back grant money to relocate. some say that they had personal items stolen jewelry checks that has led to identity theft. sorry to see the second. it's hard to not get emotional about let's hear from some of the former tenants that were out here announcing this lawsuit took a further step into the hallway. we saw. some water pouring down the emergency stairwell. >> which is incredibly shocking to see. and it's just been incredible. and so if we can, to fast forward to interior damage unit. you know,