yamamoto did not survive the war. we don't know why he did that. it seems to be a bad decision because it allowed hosey and wilson brown with their carriers raid all through the central pacific and also to carry out the doolittle raid against tokyo. if yamamoto would have left his carriers in the pacific, presumably all of that would have been prevented. so what was what was admiral nimitz battle plan to meet the japanese fleet? actually, i skipped a question here. i apologize. why did admiral halsey? why was halsey not in command of the pacific fleet carriers at. admiral hosey had been underway almost couldn't tenuously since pearl harbor. this is six months from following pearl harbor. he was around hawaiian islands. then he went, i mean, the distances in the pacific are enormous. the pacific covers a third of the planet. so he went south to support to samoa to support of marines coming into samoa 2500 miles. went back up to with the yorktown under fletcher to raid the japanese in the marshall islands back to pearl harbor. then all the way over t

i am ryan yamamoto. >> i am elizabeth cook. the quake was centered a mile north of the town of tres pinos near hollister. >> you can see the big spike right around 3: 23 p.m. no reports of major damage or injuries at the moment, but that quake sure did rattle some nerves. >> i would not worry about it so badly. if your house is right above it, you might have a different opinion. but generally speaking, a 4.5 isn't really going to cause any kind of large area of destruction as such. >> this might surprise you a little bit. paul heggen joins us with a closer look at this quake. paul? >> 4.5 will move you around a little bit and get your attention, but mainly one of those things that gets people talking. let's look at where it occurred. you can see that this is in san benito county. the center of this was pretty far from the major population centers of the bay area. it occurred five miles to the southeast of hollister. the did you feel it map, yeah, most of the "i felted" reports come from the immediate vicinity of the earthquake.

when admiral yamamoto.who is the key architect behind the bombing of pearl harbor, the japanese architect of pearl harbor, we found out where he was flying. we found there his location. they went to fdr. they said, you want to kill him? what do you want to do? he knows assassinate an israeli risky because, you know, he tried it before early in the war and you know people there's repercussions right when the chinese helped us the war the japanese went in and slaughtered ordered anyone who helped the united states. in that moment, fdr doesn't know what to do. it's a hard moment. but when he finds out where yamamoto fdr famously says, they say, do you want to do? and he said, quote, get yamamoto and we do, we assassinate him. and there's a moment where the nazis shoot a commercial plane out of the sky because think winston churchill is on it. and of course, he's not there. it's just some other guy who's equally handsome, right. and this is a weapon that's being used. so the idea of the big three coming to tehr

good afternoon, i am ryan yamamoto. >> i am elizabeth cook. details in just the last hour. it happened after 6:30 last night on market street right by the westfield shopping mall. they found a 24-year-old woman who had been shot . she was rushed to the hospital where she later died. police arrested 33-year-old michael earl-wayne anthony. he was working as a private security guard. they didn't say why the shooting happened. anthony was booked on a charge of homicide. reporters working on the story right now to uncover more details as they develop. >>> our other top story, we are learning more about what led to the silicon valley bank failure. report by the federal reserve finds that svb fails because of extremely failed bank management . the report calls out workplace practices at the federal reserve itself. it says supervisors there were unwilling to crack down on bank management, even when they saw growing problems. >>> new developments on governor newsom's plan to send a state national guard and chp to san francisco to crackdown on drugs. they expected to start this comin

. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. members organized today's rally and it comes a day before we mark earth day. that group is demanding that governor gavin newsom take effective climate change action where marching from civic center plaza to the state office complex building and it is not just young people that are pushing for climate change action. a cbs news poll found that whatever age group you ask, a majority of people say climate change should be addressed right now or in the next few years. >>> california is ahead of schedule and at school to get more electric vehicles on the road. the governor's office says the ated of 1.5 million electric vehicles sold two years before former governor jerry brown's goal of 2025. >>> alameda county marks a different milestone with trash. county leaders celebrated cleaning up 1000 tons of garbage from illegal dumping. this is part of the statewide conference on illegal dumping. oakland and other cities in california have seen a lot of issues with that garbage. officials are work

good afternoon, i am ryan yamamoto. the court appearance lasted only a few minutes and law enforcement arrested him yesterday in emeryville. he is accused of stabbing and killing bob lee. bob lee was rushed to a hospital where he later died. a lot of development in this story. >> reporter: there was a lot of buildup around that arraignment that was supposed to take place at 9:00 this morning at the halls of justice but it only took less than five minutes for us to know that the arraignment was actually delayed because of a situation. it was minutes ago that we got our hands on the charging documents released from the court as it relates to this case. bear with me as i walk you through. around 12: 30 in the morning , the night of the stabbing , police according to the documents have video of lee and momeni got to the tower and then they got to the elevator together and there is video that shows them going into a bmw. those documents also reveal the murder weapon was a kitchen knife. it was about four inches in length. th

. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. >>> former president trump is expected to arrive this afternoon. >> this is ahead of his arraignment tomorrow on grand jury charges related to hush money payments to former adult film star stormy daniels. we are keeping an eye on laguardia airport where the former president is scheduled to land at any moment. >> we have a report from new york. >> reporter: former president donald trump boarded his private jet in florida ahead of his are ran i want tuesday. a manhattan grand jury voted to indict him making him the first president in history to face criminal charges. >> he will be brought into the courtroom, the indictment will be unsealed and for the first time the defendant, donald j. trump and his attorneys and the rest of us will learn what the charges are. >> reporter: the indictment is still under seal. but a source familiar with the case tells cbs news that trump will likely be charged with falsifying business records in the first-degree, a felony stemming from his alleged hush money payment to stormy daniels in 2016. the former president maintains he did noth

. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. let's get to jocelyn moran. so many questions what happened here. >> reporter: exactly. police are offering limited details about the investigation. we are learning more about the victim from his widespread involvement in the tech world. bob lee, the founder of cash app was identified by crypto currency start up mobile coin as the man stabbed to death tuesday morning in san francisco. he was the chief product officer at mobile coin. san francisco police say it happened on main street in the city's rincon hill neighborhood after 2:30 tuesday morning. when officers arrived they found lee with stab wounds. he was taken to the hospital where we are told he later died. mobile coin ceo joshua goldbar sent us a statement saying bob was a force of nature. he birthed android and cash app into a world. i will miss him everyday. we don't know if this was a targeted or random attack. we spoke to san francisco 6 supervisor matt dorsey about the concern in the neighborhood. >> i have heard from con city few antes of miodsouth

. >> and i'm ryan yamamoto. we have our whole afternoon edition lineup ready to step up to the plate. gianna franco and jocelyn moran are talking to people stoked to be there. and jessica burch will give us the first pitch forecast. >>> now in the batter's box, vern glenn up next speaking with a new face on the team. vern? >> reporter: that's right, there, liz. giants open opener for all the fans out there. let me tell you something. backdrop of a ballpark? nothing like it. and it never gets old. let's just hope that amid the drizzle here that the giants offense doesn't dampen against the royals this afternoon at 1:35. the giants office lately has been more boom than bust. the giants yesterday, they showed plenty of power on their six game road trip. they had 15 home runs. the most in the majors. and rookie blake sable went deep yesterday in chicago for his first career homer. and today, the former u.s. sc trojan is in the starting lineup for his first opening day at oracle park. >> i'm ecstatic. i'm so excited

. >>> bay area -- with liz cook and ryan yamamoto. >> do you guys want to say hi.is his birthday. >> do you need puppy love? >> why did you stop? >> i love animals. all kinds of animals. especially dogs. >> for the past nine years, they have been part of the wag brigade, a group of certified therapy dogs. they take the stress out of getting on a plane and flying wheels up. they travel to schools, businesses and nonprofits. >> we work with other organizations to bring awareness to mental health and just the fact that it's a harsh world out there and we need to spread a lot of love. i feel fortunate to have this beautiful being in my life and i love that i get to share him. >> by the way, today is national therapy dog appreciation day. today is national pet day. whether you prefer dogs, cats, fish, reptiles or birds it's a day to pay extra attention to your animal companions or if you are considering a pet, maybe visit your local shelter. there are always animals ththe way, i put social media my jealous dog whose name is thursday. he is a nut. >> thursday. >> yeah, t

i'm ryan yamamoto in for reed. >>> the antioch police department uncovered disturbing text messages. first we heard 17 officers were involved in this investigation the now the mayor says it's up to about two dozen. that's at least 20% of the police department. we're still waiting for the full redacted report, but mayor lamar thorpe read some of the text messages to us. some had homophobic and racist slurs, many involving the n word. there was even talks of violence against the mayor himself dating back to november of 2019. the mayor said city council members talked about making the change last night but no word on a vote. at one point during the meeting mayor thorpe got into a heated discussion. >> i am sick and tired of being attacked by these people in this community apologizing for the racism going on in this community. you're the problem! >> antioch's police chief said they've reworked staffing so there are no gaps in service, but in the meantime one contra costa public defender told us she's requesting that strict attorney diana becton immediately pause all criminal cases involv

i'm ryan yamamoto. at least nine other people were wounded. some are fighting for their lives at this hour. police in louisville rushed to the downtown bank early this morning. they say the shooter was still firing when they arrived. police say that suspect died during a shoot out. it's unclear if he killed himself or was shot by officers. kentucky's governor emotional at a morning press conference on the shooting. >> this is awful. i have a very close friend that didn't make it today. and i have another close friend that didn't either and one that is at the hospital that i hope will make it through. >> this shooting comes two weeks after a mass shooting at a tennessee christian school. >>> going live to oakland, protesters are calling for justice for jazz spear woo. he was killed on a bay area freeway in november of 2021. protesters said they are worried that alameda da may be going easy on the defendants in this case. >> reporter: brenda gresham never met the family but feels their pain. she, too, lost her son to gun violence in oakland. a s

good afternoon, i'm ryan yamamoto. >> in the last few hours, the public defender's office laying out new evidence that could change everything. we are hearing the assault and battery case against garrett doty could be dropped. don carmignani claims garrett doty attacked him when he wouldn't clear out a small encampment in front of his mother's house. garrett doty's public defender said don carmignani pepper sprayed him first, and the office says there are eight different police reports involving someone with the same description as don carmignani, indicating that he was the aggressor against homeless individuals. their office believes he is the person in this screenshot taken back in november 2021. don carmignani told us last night, that is not him. >> they are showing a person of interest, and that wasn't me. >> don carmignani was not in court today, the judge moved to the hearing to 9:00 a.m. tomorrow and if he doesn't show, you order prosecutors to drop the case altogether. >> and elizabeth holmes will stay out of prison for now, she was due to surrender , she now has at least 10

as ryan yamamoto shows us, sfo has an interesting solution to that.et bre,a grouapy do helping to is rfecmiit is natna therapy dog appreciation day. >> reporter: sometimes ayarted! brixton the golden retriever an his human linda search for wear travelers at sfo. >> do you guys want to say hi? this is brixton. it is his birthday. >> reporter: where his regal presence immediately changes th mood of the room. >> do you want your tummy rubbed, too? >> reporter: also changing the pitch of some people's voices. >> some people could break glas after they pet him. >> reporter: but for the past six years, brixton and linda have been part of the san francisco airport wet brigade that took off in 2013. 15 dogs and a rabbit are looking to tak the stress out of flying. it seems the nose knows for those who need it the most. >> reporter: talia stopped us for a little relief. >> i love animals. all kinds of animals. especially dogs. >> reporter: for brixton and linda, their love for spreading love goes beyond the terminal. they also travel to schools, businesses and

. >>> good afternoon , i am ryan yamamoto in for reed cowan. ashley might point to a motive in the killing of tech executive bob lee. nima momeni is accused of killing the cash up founder during the early morning hours of april 4th in san francisco. those charging documents reveal an acquaintance between lee and momeni's sister. documents that specify how they knew each other. a witness is momeni had called lee early in the night and asked if his sister was doing drugs or anything inappropriate. his sister and brother-in-law did show up in court for his first court hearing. this is video of them outside of the courtroom. we just got our hand on the courtroom sketches, making it hard symbol toward his family. justin andrews has more on the case and those explosive documents. >> there was so much buildup around today's scheduled arraignment. it's a less than five minutes for us to learn that it was actually pushed back. we did get our hands on the charging documents that were released to us by the court. here are some very key takeaways. one of t

that story and much more with ryan yamamoto and myself coming up at 5:00 tonight. >>> a new program at flags discovery kingdom in vallejo is giving you a different kind of dolphin experience. this is so fun. it is called paint and create. you get to pick colors and create artwork with animals there. guests hold onto the canvas and the dolphin creates the masterpiece. >> what is really cool about the program as they get to choose. they get to choose how they want to paint on the canvas. they are making those choices themselves and they get to create something new every time. >> may say the activity provides mental stimulation for the dolphins. it gives guests a up close experience. if you want to try this, be sure to sign up online before heading to the park. it will cost you $30 on top of the park admission so you get eep artwk photo . wh a neat program have there. it is nice when you get to get up close and personal with the animals and have respect for them. >> could be life-changing to have an experience ke that. ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, any moment now, the supreme court is set to wei

. >> i am ryan yamamoto.ge from state republicans is starting to resonate. >> reporter: can lou was born in san francisco and has lived in the city monsters of his life. he and his wife lived in the district, but when his kids got old enough to go to school, his family decided to move to the suburbs. >> in san francisco with the lottery system, you are not guaranteed to go to your closest public school. >> reporter: the family packed their bags and moved to belmont but the pandemic hit. >> weheard nothinbuthemtil they >> reporter: ken did not agree with covered policies, so he enrolled his kids in a private school that continued to teach in person classes. >> i think at early ages, people need to learn in person. >> reporter: ken is one of thousands of parents who not only became involved in his children's education, but also became more critical of the public school system after the pandemic. that is why california republicans are now making education one of their top issues. they believe that they can find

can be really stressful for some people but as ryan yamamoto shows us sfo has an interesting solutionoe that. a group of therapy dogs helping to calm everyone down and we're hearing some barking in the newsroom. today is perfect timing and national therapy dog appreciation day. >> hi, who is it? >> reporter: sometimes you need to get off your furry tush. >> you want to go? >> reporter: to get your workday started. >> let's try this way. >> reporter: as brixton the golden retriever and his human linda gordon. >> we get paid in love and belly rubs. >> reporter: search for weary travelers at sfo. >> this is brixton. you guys want to say hi? it's his birthday. >> reporter: where his regal presence immediately changes the mood of the room. >> you want your tummy rub today? >> reporter: also changing the pitch of some people's voices. >> you cutie-patootie. >> some people can break glass after they pet him. >> reporter: f the past nine years, brixton and linda have been part of san francisco international airport's wag brigade that took off in 2013. a group of certified therapy animals thro

ryan yamamoto shows us the interesting solution and they call it the wag brigade with a group of therapycalming everyone down. today is national therapy dog appreciation day. >> reporter: sometimes, to get tush to get your day started. this dog and human -- >> paid in belly rubs. >> reporter: they soothe weary travelers at sfo. >> this is brixton and it is his birthday. >> reporter: it changes the mood in the room. also, changing the pitch of people's voices. >> some people can break glass after they pet him. >> reporter: for the past nine years, they are part of the international airport's wag brigade that took off in 2013 with a group of certified therapy animals through the spca with 15 dogs and a rabbit taking the stress out of flying. it seems that the nose knows for those who needed. >> do you need puppy love? >> reporter: we were stopped mid-interview or furry relief. >> he is all about the camera now. >> i love all animals, especially dogs. >> reporter: for brixton and linda, their love goes beyond the terminal. they go to schools, businesses and nonprofits. >> we work with organ

all e hassle can be stressful for people and as ryan yamamoto shows us, sfo has an interesting solution brigade with therapy dogs calming everyone down. today is national therapy dog appreciation day. >> reporter: sometimes, you need to get off your furry tush to get your work days started. brixton and his human, linda gordon, sue the weary travelers at sfo. >> this is brixton and it's his birthday. >> reporter: his regal presence changes the mood of the room. also, changing the pitch of voices. >> some people can break glass after they pet him. >> reporter: for the past nine years, brixton and linda have been part of the wag brigade that took off in 2013 with therapy animals and the rabbits looking to take over the stress from flying. seems that the nose knows for those that needed the most most. >> he has a gps when he meets the right person. >> do you need puppy love? >> reporter: some furry relief. >> i love all kind of animals, especially dogs. >> reporter: for brixton and linda, their love for spreading love goes be on the terminal. they go to schools and businesses and nonprofits

the guy on the ice scoring the biggest goal of the night, putting it in with three minutes to go, yamamotoor five years played junior hockey for the junior kings. now sending the kings home for the summer. what would be better than a game seven? how about two of them, boston bruins had the best in history they found themselves in elimination game with the panthers. involved by with the avalanche trying to keep alive against the kraken. and mr. irrelevant, the last measure dropped, toledo's dejuan johnson takes it. bottom of the screen, cowboy scout in tears after they drafted his son in the fourth round. they let him make the call. it's a moment they dreamed about. >> hey, buddy. >> how's it going? >> this is dad. my phone wasn't working. look here, man, you want to come to work with me next week? >> i wouldn't mind that. >> i don't know about you, kim, i got teared up on that one. it was so much emotion. everyone is going to remember that one. chris said that his dad, deuce vaughn, he's the hardest i've ever met, i'm glad to be his dad. >> trying to play it cool. they couldn't hide it. be

as ryan yamamoto reports, this is creating trouble for the financial system following recent bank failures. >> reporter: the covid-19 pandemic brought a major change to how many businesses operate. >> for so many people not going to the office as much as they have before has had really seismic impact on commercial real estate. >> reporter: and a potential problem for american banks. >> there is no question that there is some risk in the syste associated with these changes simply because so much has changed. >> reporter: across the united states, offices sit empty or under used. average occupancy i less than half of where it was in march of 2020 according to data from security provider castle. and that identifies dragging down the value of thes properties. >> the real question is for the owners of these properties, whether they are experiencing financial distress or will in the future. >> reporter: the problem, banks lend significant money to this sector. goldman sachs estimates that 55% of office office loans are on bank balance sheets. the decrease in value puts more strain on already str