>> jimmy: no, no, wayne, wayne, wayne, wayne, wayne, wayne, wayne, that's not how this -- you don't readeah, yeah. so the term stand-up came about in 1947, but, like, bob hope was doing stand-up, you know, in the '30s and the '20s and stuff. so it's really interesting so we cover all of the whole thing right up through, you know, the comedy boom, when you joined in in the 90s when did you start, jimmy? >> jimmy: yeah, it probably was '90s yeah 90 -- >> in the '90s, yeah so you were probably at the comedy club. so we cover right the whole -- right through the pandemic we do the greats, you know, pryor, and moms mabley and then we do some, like, wally boag and l.c. janet, some people you might not have known about. and you know, i'm always -- a lot of it there's a lot of george carlin in this. it's fun to think about carlin as a young comic, and then became this legend and this story keeps going over and over again. and now there's new incredible comedians. so, that's what the story is >> jimmy: wayne, before i give you our outro here, i just want to tell you that you are one of my favorit

in a month wayne couzens will appear in court again still accused of murder.who has already betrayed his position and left so many women feeling unsafe, but most of all a betrayal of sarah everard and her right to arrive home safely. lucy manning, bbc news. the whole of manchester and parts of lancashire are going to be given extra support to fight off what is now the fastest spread of the delta variant of covid first indentified in india. there'll be increased testing and vaccinations. new guidance also recommends people "minimise travel in and out of the affected areas". so, joining bolton, which was already subject to surge testing, are the remaining nine boroughs of greater manchester. and to the north of the city blackburn and darwen isjoined by most of lancashire including burnley, preston and rossendale. our health corresopndent dominic hughes is in manchester. well, george, here in greater manchester this evening it does feel all a little bit grimly familiar. greater manchester, along with big parts of lancashire are facing extra restrictions, the rest

in a month, wayne couzens will appear in court again still accused of murder.s already betrayed his position and left so many women feeling unsafe, but most of all — a betrayal of sarah everard and her right to arrive home safely. lucy manning, bbc news. let's turn to the latest on the pandemic. the whole of greater manchester and parts of lancashire are going to be given extra support to tackle the rapid spread of the delta variant of coronavirus, which was first indentified in india. there'll be increased testing and vaccinations. new guidance also recommends people "minimise travel in and out of the affected areas". so joining bolton, which was already subject to surge testing, are the remaining nine boroughs of greater manchester. and to the north of the city, the area of blackburn and darwen is joined by most of lancashire, including burnley, preston and rossendale. our health corresopndent dominic hughes reports from manchester. is it back to the bad old days for the north—west of england? a spike in covid cases linked to the delta variant, first detected

he's been charts, he's on trial wayne in works for burma campaign, u. k, advocating for political prisoners and me, emma, in the beginning of the cur. there were moments, but i thought maybe i needed to stop talking. i needed to stop speaking out because i didn't want my family to be in danger. but collectively we decided that, you know, i have the voice and i should use it. she's increasingly concerned about the number of arrests by the military and on state tv. new warrants read out every night and mug shot shows some of those who have been detained. in the same unit jangle wayne in fears that some are being held in interrogation centers and tortured in the past when people were arrested, they were never sent to prison straight away. they being center integration center and being torture for days. we know there are facilities around the country we don't know or where exactly, but that is really an indication that we are going back to dark ages using my contacts. i track time 3 people who say they were taken to a facility in north young gong after bein

i meet up again with wayne in quinn. her father, a who was arrested on the day of the coo, has now been charged with hate speech. evidence included in the court documents seems to have been extracted from his phone. the documents detail, an email exchange from 2014, which discussed piece talks with me. i'm most ethnic armed groups that wayne and says her father deleted these emails. he was very careful. he knew leading up the crew that he could be arrested. so he was deleting everything. is it possible that your father just didn't delete that email because he didn't think it was inflammatory? i can tell you for sure. he deleted this email and we understand that he didn't give his password to anyone. i think they are showing people that they can trace back to your house and they can find anything even from a private, secure, move on phone or laptop. so that way of telling everyone that they have this advanced technology as the crackdown continues or citizens are giving us a window into the unfolding horror via their mobil

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i'm of ethnic armed groups that wayne and says her father deleted these emails. he was very careful, he knew leading up the crew that he could be arrested. so he was deleting everything. is it possible that your father just didn't delete that email because he didn't think it was inflammatory? i can tell you for sure. he deleted this email and we understand that he didn't give his password to anyone. i think they are showing people that they can trace back to your house and they can find anything even from a private, secure, move on phone or laptop. so that way of telling everyone that they have this advanced technology, me as the crackdown continues, citizens are giving us a window into the unfolding horror via their mobile phones. but these devices can also be weaponized again with the risk of surveillance, imprisonment and torture. all to real me, emma has become a state of fear me challenging how mainstream media publish the news story is like these should be easy pickings for political reporters out the whole power to account whilst others are breaking among

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wayne couzens is also charged with the 33 year old's murder.ping sarah everard. and the count of raping sarah everard. he was asked about kidnapping her on the 3rd of march, and raping her between the second and 10th of march. to both of those charges, he said guilty, sir. the court also heard that he has admitted responsibility for killing her, but he hasn't yet been asked to plead guilty or not guilty to that because they are awaiting medical reports, but it is clear today from his guilty pleas that he does admit kidnapping and raping herand he admits responsibility for her killing, but that will have to be come back to court at a later date where he is formally asked to say whether he is guilty or not guilty of murdering. if you remember, sarah everard disappeared in march, it was a case that really, really touched the entire country. tributes and flowers were left in clapham where she was walking home that night. it really galvanised people and obviously a terrible tragedy for her family, but it made the whole country think about the way wo

and i'm ken wayne. today we continue to follow that collapsed.uilding in surfside, florida, just north of miami beach. >> too. heavy crane started to remove debris this morning. so far 4 people have died. there are 11 injuries reported search crews say there is still hope of finding people alive inside that debris officials still do not know what caused that deadly collapse reporter justin schecker has the latest. >> it's a tough, tough time. there's so many people waiting. are they alive. well, maybe we'll have to. >> that's our heart goes out to them. president biden offering condolences and also helped 2 days after a portion of this 12 story. condo collapsed

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i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next.there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >> now at 6 o'clock, 10 minutes is all it takes for a purse. break into a car in san francisco. some. >> even right brazen might that with the victim right inside the car during the crime. good evening. i'm pam moore. and i'm ken wayne. >> san francisco's police budget has yet to be finalized in the meantime, auto break-ins are soaring across the city, especially in the tourist areas. kron four's dan kerman, talk to police chief bill scott. it has more. >> it was the last day was the last place to visit. unfortunately for this florida family while they spend 10 minutes stirring the palace of fine arts monday afternoon. thieves are breaking into

ken wayne. >> and more. happy friday happy now. thank you. grant and vicki. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 6 o'clock, a teenager lost his life while police say he was racing his car on the streets of san jose. we will hear from neighbors in the area and with warmer temperatures in the forecast even hot temperatures this weekend. fire crews are on high alert. >> in case a major wildfire breaks out. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. time. >> we've had. that's the usually. >> from speeding. >> now at

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wayne: i love it. - oh, my god, wayne, i love you!y, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady, thank you so much. this is our tiny but mighty in-studio audience and on the stage we have our at-homies, our at-home traders. we're gonna make a deal with someone right here in the studio. right now who wants to make a deal?

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in a month wayne couzens will appear in court again still accused of murder. but most of all a betrayal of sarah everard and her right to arrive home safely. lucy manning, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... areas of greater manchester and lancashire are to get extra testing and military support, after a rise in covid cases. the boss of ryanair criticises the government's traffic—light travel system, as uk holiday—makers scramble to get home after portugal joined the amber list today. the death of sarah everard in march — a serving metropolitan police officer pleads guilty to her kidnapping and rape. a worldwide sting organised by the fbi has led to the arrests of hundreds of suspected members of organised crime. gangs around the world were tricked into using a secure messaging app — what they didn't know is that the app was developed by agents who were able to monitor millions of messages about drug dealing, money laundering and planned murders. 0ur security correspondent gordon corera has the story. a shipment of tuna cans coming from ecuador into europe

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i met john wayne came back. i saw pictures of what we were doing to put saiawi the british and french. i've never seen him since. we were leveling portside. why do i say we look at that, you know nato i was in the marines in contrast to the we then went on a little habit you pick up in the executive branch, which i worked for for about 15 years. is he say we are going to identify with it. it's us we're on the team. i've got to get out of that. but anyway, i was glad that americans did not have to see pictures like that of what we were doing when we were doing. to the civilians of egypt i felt sorry for the british and french. who had to look at pictures like that if they did? what was done in the course of their colonial aggression? okay, i came back. and i'm making this much too long. let's see where we're going how much time really do we have? okay. had meant to go into that, but i think you'll see. again, i don't have to connect the dots here. how that applies to what's coming up? we're not going to target ci

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i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. whether it happens

pc wayne couzens is due back in court next month for a further plea hearing. and take two covid tests during that period, after the country was moved from green to amber on the travel list. airlines put on extra flights to bring british holiday—makers home, before the change came into force at 4am today. theo leggett reports. beaches in the algarve almost deserted. last week, british holiday—makers were flocking here keen for an overseas break after months of lockdown. but not any more. instead, last night the region because my airports were crowded, as tourists struggled to get home. arriving back in britain, many were frustrated. it arriving back in britain, many were frustrated. , ., arriving back in britain, many were frustrated. , . ., , , frustrated. it is a massive inconvenience _ frustrated. it is a massive inconvenience and - frustrated. it is a massive i inconvenience and obviously frustrated. it is a massive - inconvenience and obviously cost everyone a lot of money to have to come home and cut their holiday short. ~ ,., ., ~ come home and cut their

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan for pam moore, one of the places where there's already way too much potential fuel for wildfire. the santa cruz mountains. kron four's. rob fladeboe has the story. >> san jose fire captain mitch showed me how relative humidity had already dropped to 30% by 1130. this morning. he notes that anything below 40% is worrisome. this truck is stocked with a good supply of cold water to help keep firefighters hydrated these temperatures were expected to push into the 90's today. the holiday weekend along with high heat and low humidity is

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i'm ken wayne. and i'm pam moore.have now identified the young man who was killed in that shooting at lake merritt in oakland on saturday. >> 22 year-old, the shawn rose died during the juneteenth celebrations police say he was a resident of san francisco and of oakland. he was also a father to a young son. as you can see in these pictures. police believe the shooting was targeted following an ongoing dispute between 2 san francisco gangs oakland mayor libby shaft as everyone today to give the lake a break. >> lake merritt was not designed for massive crowds. it is a wildlife sanctuary. it is situated in a residential neighborhood with the downtown on one side and we really need people to be thoutf

julianna marguilis is 54 >> keenan ivory waynes is 53 >> keenan ivory waynes is 53 nancy sinatra is why when i get home, we like to play crocodile on the floor o-cedar easywring removes over 99% of bacteria, even with just water... easy and truly clean floors o-cedar. it feels great to feel at home >>> right now at 4:30, water woes, our region dealing with dry conditions, why you might have to pay more to take a shower or water your lawn. "today in the bay" begins right now. it's a good tuesday morning. a terrific one indeed. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. it's so great to see everybody. >> good to see you back in the studio. >> and in person. >> hey! >> hey, guys. from a distance, but that's okay. we're always still a team together. let's check in with kari like we usually do this early in the morning. how are you doing, kari?

wayne friedman shows you the progress on this megaproject. >> reporter: a standard greeting on a not so typical workday at mission rock on third street, just a grand slam or two away from san francisco's already iconic ballpark. two here the people gathered here tell it, that construction site symbolizes yet another complex puzzle designed to meld community and culture. >> this is how you create a more equitable city, by not leaving others out to dry. >> reporter: that was the mayor speaking enthusiastically about phase 1 of this project that creates a economic engine and new housing, in which 40% of the 1600 units will be affordable for residents of this historically challenged region. >> this is a new neighborhood created right in their backyard, and it is important that they are a part of this. >> reporter: the context stretches back decades to a time before the ballpark when this part of the bayview consisted of rail yards and industry. >> the dream was to open up to people. >> that message of inclusion, now more than clear when they named this stretch of roadway after the poet l

i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news news at 6. >> now at 6 as investigators work to get to the bottom of the murder of 7 year-old liam husted. his neighbors are paying their respects outside his home in san jose. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne, the san jose mother suspected of killing her 7 year-old son is now in custody in denver. >> she's facing murder charges and extradition to las vegas kron four's. rob fladeboe brings us up to date on the investigation and talked to a neighbor who believes liam's autism may have played a role in what happened. >> people are praying for the late hugh stead, the san jose boy whose disappearance and murder has touched a nerve across the country, neighbors and people who didn't even only him or his family are paying their respects at a memorial here across from his home. i'm so sorry for him. and i hope they result, whatever it was. >> one thing they you would use had because

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the next morning at dawn, the 1st boat prepared to set off from the marina in la cobbles, with wayne, this be leading the way. good luck. good luck. he had to the middle of the bay to give the starting signal. the amazing how much hardware and equipment is going to be on this start like you did the math and add them up over up $1000000000.00, hardware. go find them crazy. think about it. i get goosebumps talking about it. it's just, it's just a neat need experience. here sport fishing is 1st and foremost a money making pursuits was you got to lock it a single ah. c the yacht speed out to the open sea. they have 6 hours to catch the fish that will make the competitors even richer. aboard his yard canadian millionaire, bryan wally gifted all he's gone. having made his fortune in the business world, retail re, bryan now travels the globe to chase his passion, blue marlin up to 5 meters in length. the moreland is considered the fastest fish in the world, reaching speeds of more than 100 kilometers per hour. but tracking marlin isn't easy, so fishermen use anything they can to improve thei

during the 3 day competition here, everybody knows wayne busy, the tournaments organizer i decade now. it's not a decade and a half as the world's richest machines are. and that's, that's our taglines. i mean this tournament isn't just the fishing tournament that we created as a business. i mean it was something that our father started 40 years ago in the mid seventies when these father and a handful of wealthy americans discovered the plentiful waters of low cobbles. and this, these was born. what began as a small competition among friends, has turned into a top attraction for super wealthy sport fishermen. participants pay $5000.00 just to enter the contest. dave and everybody in under the watchful eye of the police. mountains of cash are counted and recounted in the registration room. the 300000 for the next one down from that. so it's a $3000000.00 already. so it'll go to for the 126 competitors are all very eager to win the jackpot. the american businessman allen stewart is among them. he's entered 4 boats into the tournament $127000.00 to be all in and to be across every turn th

england's record goal—scorer wayne rooney, no doubt impressed by a dominant appearance, rooney, no doubted by a dominantappearance, cache dominant appearance, cache performance, dominantappearance, cache performance, and he was about to witness a moment of history, 17—year—old jude bellingham becoming the youngest player ever to appear at a european championship. croatia had a rare chance at the very end but this was a deserved win for an england side who handle the heat and have grown in stature.— have grown in stature. player is dealt with _ have grown in stature. player is dealt with the _ have grown in stature. player is dealt with the big _ have grown in stature. player is dealt with the big occasion - have grown in stature. player is| dealt with the big occasion really well, right from the start. incredible heat. they played well, they settled early in the game. there were moments when the tempo dropped, just because of the heat. the majority of the game we were in control. didn't give their many opportunities, and we looked dangerous. i’m opportunities, and we looked dangemus-_ op

wayne freedman joins us from sonoma wait -- raceway. >> reporter: there is lots of excitement. there have been 714 days since they have had a race in raceway. behind me, you would not see this on a friday, normally, we would see practice and all that stuff going on, not today. this is a different kind of friday before the race. take a look. >> reporter: there may be no site more lonely or forlorn than a jack without a car to lift, or rebellious weirdos weil >> reporter: it is a last gasp of nascar style, we would have watched practice laps, today, the public paid $100 to charity for 3 escorted ones. >> are you ready to practice covid restrictions? >> no. >> no? >> you have to. >> i understand, but i don't want to. >> reporter: but he will. >> if you are standing in line for the restroom stand, everything will be socially distanced. >> reporter: with seating at 33% capacity, expect 15,000 15,0 fans. with so little action below, there is plenty of time to check those seats for this weekend. >> they will start right here. >> reporter: that is brendan with his dad and two sons. >>