ken?silence. today, embattled santa clara county superior court judge aaron persky opened up about his fight to stay on the bench. in a month -- santa clara county voters will decide whether or not he should be recalled. persky has faced mounting pressure to step down or be removed from the bench since issuing what critics call a light sentence in the brock turner sexual assault case. kron four's philippe djegal (juh-gall) shares what the judge had to say. (philippe) judge aaron persky says he thinks about his ruling in the brock turner case all the time. he says he also thinks about the victim. persky says he didn't think the cricitism of his decision in the 20-16 case would be as vicious as it has been. turner, a standford athlete at the time, was sentenced to six months in jail and three months probation after he was convicted on three counts of sexual assault.aaron persky/judge- "how many judges want to drive down the streets of their neighborhood with their two children in the car and

(ken) and i'm ken wayne. voters approve the measure tolls will increase 3- dollars on most bay area bridges over the next 7 years today mayor's from the bay area's largest three cities joined forces to promote the mesuare. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight. few will argue that the gridlock in the bay area is worse than ever. the question is how to fix it.sot libby schaaf/mayor of oakland 05-11 rm 3 is about saving the planet and saving our sanityrm three is regional measure 3 which residents of the 9 bay area counties vote on this june. monday the mayors from the bay area's three largest cities gathered behind san francisco's ferry building to voice their support for the measure which will raise tolls to pay for a variety of transportation projectssot sam liccardo/mayor of san jose 30- 38projects identified in this package, regional measure 3 are ready for action now and upon completion will have immediate impactif approved by voters, tolls on all bay area bridges other than the golden gate

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did you ever see ken in a rage?> nelson: on a daily basis. >> cooper: what kind of things would he say? >> nelson: he would berate you, belittle you, make you feel like you were nothing. >> cooper: erin fein, who bartended at the spotted pig for two years, says friedman's abuse wasn't just verbal. she says he sexually assaulted her in his car outside the restaurant in september of 2014. this is the first time she's spoken publicly about it. >> erin fein: he lunged forward, he grabbed my face, he started kissing me, very, sort of sloppily. he pulled up my shirt. he put his hands on me. and i felt frozen. >> cooper: fein says she managed to get out of the car, and friedman told her not to tell anyone what happened. >> fein: it was terrible and not what i wanted. but-- you know, he didn't ask. >> cooper: hours later, friedman sent fein these three emails, asking her for "sexy" pictures. >> fein: "send sexy pix tonight. i'll delete." and i was just really shocked by that. i worried about what would happen if i didn't re

and ken dilanian, nbc news intelligence and national security reporter. thank you all for being with us. ken, let me start with you. with this news, rudy giuliani, what he is telling the a.p. about, he says, potentially going to the justice department to have this investigation declared illegitimate. what do you make of his comments tonight? >> it's a very significant and potentially disturbing development, steve, because, look, under normal circumstances, the subject or target of a grand jury investigation has no right to learn secret information about that investigation. now, absolutely, once you're charged with a crime as a defendant, you have a right to get discovery and to learn how the government investigated and what they got and anything exculpatory. but before that, you have no right except in this case, the putative defendant is the president of the united states. and in theory, he could order that all this information be provided to him. this is his justice department, his fbi. they are part of the executive branch. we've never been here before

i am saddened for ken, iam resignation.ugh and his friends and family have had enough, i am sorry the labour party has had such a bad period of accepting accusations without evidence and allowing them to be beefed up into real hatred, but i am optimistic, withjennie formby the general secretary, and if mr crombie and jenny corbyn —— mr corbyn and jenny colby orton formby work together, then they can get on with the job of opposition. people say he has jumped with the job of opposition. people say he hasjumped before he was pushed, there was a likelihood he would have been forced to resign from the party. there was some talking on that, even chakra bathy made a similar which i was surprised by. natural hope —— naturaljustice we hope will prevail and i don't think an enquiry would have any easier time than the one which heard my evidence and other witnesses's, infinding my evidence and other witnesses's, in finding certainly that he was not anti—semitic, that was never suggested, but bringing the party into disrepute, that is

ken, let me start with you. the president saying this could still happen. this could still happen on june 12th. is that a realistic possibility right now? >> it's certainly possible. it seems like nothing is ever really dead in this white house. you know, they were certainly disappointed yesterday. there seems to be more optimism in the building today. one thing to look for is whether the white house advance team actually goes to singapore this weekend. joe hagan is the deputy chief of staff. he leads that group, and they told us today that there's still a possibility that he could go out there. but it just does raise this whole question of whether, you know, there's a risk that the president could essentially be left standing at the altar in singapore. if logistics are an issue here, if there's concern that they can't have meetings of advance teams on time or that calls can't be returned as they get ready for this summit, it raises risks of whether the president would actually be stood up by kim jong-un. >> i'm curious, though, if it was off yesterday and

(ken) (ken) embattled california assemblywoman cristina garcia returned to the assembly floor today for the first time since allegations of groping against her turned out to be unsubstantiated. while some of her fellow democratic lawmakers greeted garcia with hugs, she was also greeted by protesters. a group of women wore shirts that spelled out "resign" in a form of silent protest. garcia had been on a three month leave of absence following the groping allegation and other claims of inappropriate behavior. investigators found she used language that violated the assembly's sexual harassment policy, and garcia had to step down from her committee assignments and attend sensitivity training. (grant)new at ten: an atlanta woman has been awarded a record breaking settlement after being raped when she was just 14. in october of 2012...the then teenager was visting a friend for a birthday party at an apartment complex. her attacker was the security guard at that building.that man will now spend 12 yhears behind bars... but the company he worked for

ken livingstone has resigned from the labour party.ayor said his suspension from the party over claims of anti —semitism had become a distraction. jeremy corbyn said mr livingstone quitting labour was "sad" but "the right thing to do". our political editor laura kuenssberg reports from westminster. that's your politics, rewriting history... never shy of a battle, ken livingstone landed himself with one. what hitler did... that he walked into again, and again, and again. arguing that at one time hitler had supported zionism, the movement to create a jewish state in the middle east. two years after calls for him to quit, he is finally off. well i have decided that rather than this drag on for another two years, it is betterfor the labour party if ijust resign. i can go back to campaigning on issues like the environment, supporting jeremy's economic plans and all of that. but if i was to stay in and fight this, my lawyers say it could take two years more. this was the start. let's remember when hitler won his election in 1932, his policy

>> this is your just desserts, >> ken allen is a shark.ut monica says she still cares deeply for the man she knew as mark stern and the feeling is evidently mutual. felt comfortable with and loved in her life. rob stafford: how deep is the scar for you? it's deep. it's deep. it's deep. rob stafford: but monica says she still cares deeply for the man she knew as mark stern, >> but monica says she still cares deeply for the man she knew as mark stern and the feeling is evidently mutual. >> i receive a letter from a collection. >> what did it say? >> i love you. don't forget me or don't forget the mountain. so he search to be real with me. he was i think real with me. >> it's noteworthy that shortly after weinberger's capture in italy, his italian girlfriend began corresponding with his american ex via facebook. >> i was picturing a thin blonde girl who was maybe about 20, 25. i was 25 when i met him. that's what i had picture. >> monica is about the opposite of you. >> yes. we shared one thing in common. he lied to her and he lied to me. and

one of the men you have worked closest with is ken loach. has had a fantastic career and has won prizes at cannes and all over the world. you and he, i think, are regarded as pioneers of and revolutionaries working with this idea of social realism, of using actors who are encouraged to extemporise, to be spontaneous, not to obsess about memorising scripts but to let drama unfold and live with the drama unfolding. how new was all of that and do you accept this notion that you set a trend that still matters to a great many film makers around the world ? well,i don't know, i don't see much sign of the trend now, frankly. i never thought of it like that. this all started for me as an actor and the terrible way actors are treated, were treated and still are to some extent, by everybody. i thought they had got everything wrong, everything wrong with their attitudes to screenplays, their attitude to lights and cameras. the actor was in the service of all of that, but i wanted all of that to be in the service of the actor. it is the audience that se

ken vogel, political reporter for "the new york times." ken, thank you, thank you very much. and thank you for doing work good enough to still stand up two years later and be a necessary reference for continuing breaking news. really appreciate it, my friend. >> i appreciate being on, rachel. >> thanks. all right. all right. big show tonight. coming up in a second, we're going to try something new, which always makes me a little nervous. but what the heck, one bold attempt. we got a new power strip for this, and everything. last time we tried it, it didn't work. i have high hopes for tonight. behr presents: 2 stains, 4 seasons. ordinary stains say they can do the job, but behr premium stain can weather any weather. behr premium semi-transparent stain and sealer, overall #1 rated, weathers it all. find our most advanced formula exclusively at the home depot. ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun♪ ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun transitions™ light under control™ and we got to know the friends of

ken's good point. this is still an israeli social media specialist saying i'll build these tools for you to help you win. it seems like on its face that's illegal. >> you get these requests from just about every political consultant. >> would you have taken that meeting? would you have advised the vice-president -- >> i would not have taken that meeting. that's my decision to not do that. >> right. >> you know, i think this is just trying to make connections and -- >> but having worked in politics for many years, you would have, had you gotten this request, you feel as though you would have felt it was suspicious and something perhaps that would be ill-advised? >> i can't speak to that. i probably would have not taken the meeting. if i did, i probably would have taken their multi-million dollar idea and gone to my american digital company and said, what do you think of this and what can we do with it to make it work through the proper channels? but -- so, i don't make a lot of this. when it comes to th

ken livingstone has gone, he has resigned from the labour party.hey would not have wanted to go into any election with the anti—semitism row still hanging over them. however, does ken livingstone leaving the labour party end the anti—semitism row? leaving the labour party end the anti-semitism row? it certainly doesn't and the way this has been handled is an absolute disgrace from start to finish. he should not have been allowed to piously said that in front of television cameras and pretend he's doing everyone a favour in resigning and bringing an end to this situation. he should have been thrown out of the party a long time ago. it was a lack of leadership thatjeremy ago. it was a lack of leadership that jeremy corbyn did not do so. ago. it was a lack of leadership thatjeremy corbyn did not do so. he goes withjeremy thatjeremy corbyn did not do so. he goes with jeremy corbyn saying, he is terribly sorry to see him go. and that rubs salt into the wounds of those who can genuinely recognise the serious and that seriousness of the serious and that s

. >> ken starr is right.re too quick to go on television to say, he should absolutely not sit down. there's no such thing as a blanket rule. i don't care if it is medicine, operation, law, an interview, you have to look at the nuances of the political situation. so what ken starr was saying is, oh, he probably shouldn't go in to be interviewed, but people are too quick to say, oh, it's a perjury trap. that's why i want to look into it. this is what ken starr is looking at and would know if he was independent council. maybe to the end of the aspect of the investigation, they can interview him like they interview ed the others. that's something that the lawyers have to look at the nuances. and ken starr is right, he's president and it's different from the typical case. >> doug, what would you do? have the president come in, even as a former prosecutor, would this be setting up for a perjury trial? >> it could, but i don't think that is the intention that ken starr is trying to follow. if i could get a reasonabl

incredibly close allies live and him. —— ken livingstone and him.o bbc london. it was an interview and he talked about hitler's one time support for zionism. so he was suspended. but he was facing a further investigation and it seems to be that that has prompted him to say that he is actually going to resign from the labour party. now, in some ways, jeremy corbyn as you said, saying this is sad after such a long and vital contribution to london and progressive politics, but was the right thing to do. i think in some ways it does help the labour leader, because there had been calls for ken livingstone to be expelled from the party, because of the things that he had said, notjust once, but repeatedly, causing offence to the jewish community and we saw in recent local elections, particularly in london, how that seemed to affect labour's vote, with many in the jewish community not turning out to support the labour party. so there has been constant pressure on ken livingstone. he has now decided that he will resign. in comment naas he has made —— comment

ken langone is a legend on wall street and the business community. his new book "i love capitalism, an american story" includes the story of how echo founded home depot and sounds the warning that capitalism is the world's best hope. but its popularity seems to be on the decline in some circles. ken, thank you for joining us. the book is incredible. i'm so happy you wrote this book. i want you to tell the story why you decided to write this book. you had been watching bernie sanders during election season. >> i had been encouraged to write a book, and i said it's not my thing. then i early 2016 i noticed there were a l of young people attracted by bernie sanders. and i said, oh, my gods, these kids are giving up before they even start. like it or not, nothing is perfect, but capitalism is the way ford. look at america. look wait has done for us as a nation. do we have problems in america? income inequality. entitlements. public education is a disaster. but capitalism against everything else out there, capitalism is it. when i look at my own life what

ken vogel, political reporter for "the new york times." ken, thank you, thank you very much. and thank you for doing work good enough to still stand up two years later and be a necessary reference for continuing breaking news. really appreciate it, my friend. >> i appreciate being on, rachel. >> thanks. all right. >>> all right. big show tonight. coming up in a second, we're going to try something new, which always makes me a little nervous. but what the heck, one bold attempt. we have a new power strip for this and everything. last time we tried it, it didn't work. i have high hopes for tonight. we came here for the friends. and we got to know the friends of our friends. then our old friends from middle school, our mom, our ex and our boss joined forces to wish us happy birthday. then we discovered our uncle use to play in a band. and realized he was young once too. and we found others just like us. and just like that we felt a little less alone. but then something happened. we had to deal with spam, clickbait, fake news, and data misuse. that's going to change. from now on,

jeremy corbyn and ken livingstone are old friends, ken livingstone was one of the people who came backremy corbyn took over the labour party, having been frozen out for quite some time. but he got himself into trouble over comments he made suggesting adolf hitler was at one time a supporter of zionism, comments he made on many occasions, making what he believed we re occasions, making what he believed were historical arguments. but he was caught up in an investigation by the labour party, and withjeremy corbyn himself saying that labour had not done enough to stamp out anti—semitism, that prejudice againstjewish people, ken livingstone, for many people, staying in the labour party was a block for the party being able to move on block for the party being able to move on and crack down with the problem and deal with it as so many mps have called for. some labour mps will frankly be absolutely delighted to see the back of him, knew is due to see the back of him, knew is due to have his case raised very shortly by the party's governing body. he has said that he was not pushed out, he has j

(ken) good evening i'm ken wayne.i) and i'm vicki liviakis -- today his wife was charged with nine new felony child abuse charges. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and joins us live from fairfield. j.r. what else did this father have to say? (jrs)(j.r.) well he misses his wife and his kids and he believes that he has evidence that will clear him

(ken)and kim ken wayne.ird quarter golden state out scoring houston and will head to the finals, facing cleveland and lebron james ...sports reporter mark carpenter is here with more on how this game turned around. this matchup was very similar to what we saw in game 6. the warriors made a run in the 2nd half... after shaking off an ugly start to the game. we go to the highlights. --we go to texas, rockets trying to return to the finals for the first time since 1995. --chris paul...out for the 2nd straight game with a hamstring injury. --andre iguodala...misisng his 4th straight with a bone bruise. --real ugly start to this one. james harden...step back 3...gets the and one. and fouled by klay thompson. thompson had 3-fouls in the first 4 minutes and had to go to the bench --the warriors were down 11 at halftime... out of the break, a

ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten.... ken (ken) thank you grant and pam....uth bay tonightas loved ones gather to remember a father gunned down in his own home. his wife...still fighting for her life in the hospital.the prime suspect in the case....their son and his friend.details next in a live report. plus...new tonight at tensan francisco police will soon be equipped with tasers...but it will be up to voters to decide how they will be used.the war of words on proposition h...and why the city's police chief giving the measure... a thumbs down.(ken) and the holiday weekend is here..our chief meteorologist will tell us when the clouds will finally move out. don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. (pam) now at ten: a major contrast coming our way .. weather- wise in the bay area. (ken) right now: hi

(ken) thank you for joining us i'm ken wayne (pam) and i'm pam moore.ve been on hand during school hours ... and this evening, the community is coming together to rembe

do we have ken dilanian with us? >> i'm here. >> there's ken dilanian. weigh in on this. go to what ashley was just talking about and what we just read from there in that statement. this issue of the campaign finance violation. because this is -- it seems an interesting question to me when you get down to this. you had giuliani explicitly saying it was a week before the election, what were you going to do? now he is saying, hey, it would have been done for any reason. i'm curious, do we know how the fec might look at that? if you're donald trump you could say, hey, in addition to being a presidential candidate in on the 2016, i was also an international celebrity and you know what? if somebody is going to come to donald trump international celebrity and say something like this, donald trump international celebrity is going to pay that money. do we know how the fec makes that division between explicit campaign expense and something like that? >> steve, it is a case by case analysis. but this goes beyond his own understanding of this, steve. >> let me bring nick confessore

) (ken) now at 8.led against the officers involved in two high profile deadly police shootings. thank you for joining us i'm ken wayne.(pam) and i'm pam moore. the san francisco district attorney made the announcement today. grant lodes joins us now with more on the d-a's decision. (grant) d-a george gascon indicated he was doing his job by making this ruling...but he's disturned by what the law is...and he's uncomfortable with his decision. he's now calling on the governor and state lawmakers to pass ab- 931...which would change use of force laws for officers. right now...police are judged by whether their

(ken) and i'm ken wayne. tonight dimitrios pagourtzis (pa-gore-cheese) is facing murder charges.appearance by video link from jail.(pam) nine of the ten people he is accused of killing are fellow students. and police also found a number of explosive devices.. in and around the school.(ken) omar jimenez joins us live from texas tonight with the latest... omar.

(ken) and im ken wayne. this is a story kron four broke last night on our news at ten.e victims family is speaking out. kron 4's ali reid is live in redwood city .. where she spoke with the victim's son. ali, what did he have to say? the last couple of days have been intense for the pedersen family.right now they're breathing a sigh of relief, knowing that the suspect is behind bars.hopefully this person is no longer going to be able to do these crimes to anyonethe assault and robbery in concrod last friday has affected 93 year old grandma ---ann marie pedersen --- both physically and mentally.

you heard what ken said.ult to get at the facts of what actually happened during this period of time. you also have to remind people this was an extraordinary moment in the history of the country. 3,000 people had died. we had reliable reporting that there was a second wave attack planned. bin laden had met with nuclear scientists. we had forensic evidence that al qaeda had an anthrax program under way in afghanistan. we found that after we went in. this is an extraordinary time, and this program that everyone is focused on is not well understood. it was not well examined in 2014 by the senate. that report is very controversial among people involved in many the program who look back at it and say all of that context is missing, and it exaggerates a lot of the things that people think were happening at that time. and also, i think you'll get into the whole issue of was this torture? i never heard a single cia officer say, never, do you think torture would work? we didn't think of this as torture back then beca

(ken) and i'm ken waynethe fire department suspects dry rot is to blame.s in oakland with our top story. this wooden deck detached from the second floor of a two story home in oakland sometime before 3 friday afternoon. the fire department reports two women fell twenty feet down and were rushed to highland hospital.one hit her head, the other hurt her hip and back. neighbors near morcom and kingsland avenues were stunned by news of the accident.sot: amy dawson, neighbor// "i came home and there were three helicopters overhead for the longest time and i finally went on nextdoor and found that a deck had collapsed about a block away from me." oakland fire officials suspects years of dry rot may be to blame.to avoid such an accident experts list a few warning signs.sot: asen angelo, universe painting & construction// "usually it's pretty easy to determine is a deck is in good working condition. you would look for sogging, changing color, or just splitting. something abnormal."angelo says wooden decks can be stained or painted which can make it harder to spot

and the palestinians have understandably ta ken enormous asset.nians have understandably taken a much harder line. —— does send an enormous message. in order to appeal to the moderate, ordinary palestinians, abbas has had to take a strong line. so has had an impact and will continue to have an impact. yes, as i say, is not surprising that the gulf news should run with this big headline. yes. israel, obviously, says that the us is only recognising something that to them has been a for 70 years, as they celebrate 70 years of independence. and actually with the peace process so stalled as it has been for years, this does not change anything. yes. israel are right in sending the united states are recognising something that israel have thought for 70 years, but that is the whole point. this is was lesbian are two sides of an argument, and the israeli one is the one that the us have clearly ta ken. israeli one is the one that the us have clearly taken. in the system before, when they were in tel aviv, yes, it was a complete fudge, but it was a fudge tha

ken, thank you. jeffrey as always.rk's attorney general suddenly resigning last night after a bomb shell report in the new yorker. four women accusing him of physically abusing them. we talk to one of the reporters ronan farrow who broke this story next. (vo) i was born during the winter of '77. i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. kyle, we talked about this. there's no monsters. but you said they'd be watching us all the time. no, no. no, honey, we meant that progressive would be protecting us 24/7. we just bundled home and auto and saved money. that's nothing to be afraid of. -but -- -good night, kyle. [ switch clicks, door closes ] ♪ i told you i was just checking the wiring in here, kyle. he's never like this. i think something's going on at school. -[ sighs ] -he's not engaging. i think something's going on at school. you'll make my morn

. >> i'm ken bastida. is is a powerful crime fighting tool or a high-tech intrusion -- or is it a powerful crime fighting tool or a high-tech intrusion? >> it is being called a crime fighting tool. several groups are concerned about the threats to community especially people of color and immigrants. identify anyone, anywhere in real time. sky news just used amazon's facial recognition technology to i.d. guests at the royal wedding. but what if it is used to catch criminals. the director of technology and civil liberties for the aclu of california warns once a dangerous surveillance system is turned against the publix the harm can't be undone -- public, the harm can't be undone. the aclu just sent a letter toamazon jeff bezos. >> with the evolution of technology, so comes th-- the evolution of technology. >> reporter: these have drawn opposition from the aclu. the civil liberties organization is concerned this facial recognition surveillance system will violate peoples rights and target communities of color

(ken) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten...etails of on the alleged abuse by a fairfield couple. authorities say their kids where shot with cross bows...and waterboarded.now the father is breaking his silence in a bizarre jailhouse bizarre jailhouse interview where he calls his arrest a big misunderstanding and compares himself to indiana jones.it's a story you won't want to miss. plus...big news on the big island, where hawaii's kilauea volcano is growing more explosive.the warning just issued by the usgs.(ken)plus..more cool tempertures in store for your wednesday.our chief meterologist tells us when showers may return to the bay area. don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the all new together forever-a pixar night time spectacular. ooohhhh. ahhhhhh. okay, maybe two. celebrate friendship and beyond at pixar fest. staring april 13th at disneyland resort. (ken)tonight at ten: in a new jailhouse interview... this man...the fairfield father accused of torturing his 10 children... says they were

ken livingstone has resigned from the labour party.aid his suspension from the party over claims of anti—semitism had become a distraction. jeremy corbyn said mr livingstone quitting labour was "sad" but "the right thing to do". our political editor laura kuenssberg reports from westminster. that's your politics, rewriting history... never shy of a battle, ken livingstone landed himself with one. what hitler did... that he walked into again, and again, and again. arguing that at one time hitler had supported zionism, the movement to create a jewish state in the middle east. two years after calls for him to quit, he is finally off. well, i have decided that rather than this drag on for another two years, it is betterfor the labour party if ijust resign. i can go back to campaigning on issues like the environment, supporting jeremy's economic plans and all of that. but if i was to stay in and fight this, my lawyers say it could take two years more. this was the start. let's remember when hitler won his election in 1932, his policy then w

(ken) and im ken wayne. the quake.. a magnitude 3.5...t over to meteorlogist lawrence karnow who has been monitoring the quake since it happened just after seven. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off today and as a result temperatures wiere cooler. highs today were mainly in the 60s. doppler radar is tracking some thunderstorms over the sierra. if you're headed in that direction be careful and prepared for more thunderstorms and dangerous lightning stikes throught the middle of the week. on the

great to see you, ken, ken wharfe.oping to catch a glimpse of the royal couple, where after they get married they'll travel through the streets in a carriage procession. the procession will leave castle hill, travel through windsor‘s high street, onto sheet street, kings road and albert road, and then it will proceed up the long walk all the way back to st george's hall by windsor castle for a lunchtime reception, which is being given by her majesty the queen. we can talk to someone who was lucky enough to be going tomorrow. suhani jalota, the founder and director of the myna mahila foundation based in mumbai, whose mission is to bring equal access to health care services for all. is itfairto is it fair to say that until harry and meghan said they wanted money from their wedding to go towards you, very few people had heard of you, very few people had heard of you, you are very new, and this is quite a coup. very small organisation, founded only in 2015, but since this news has come out, we have gained a lot of credibil

ken and joyce, mike. there's a lot to get through. >>> next, north korea threatening to pull out of next month's historic summit with president trump. we're going to break down the reasons why. plus new reaction from the white house. >>> but first, big fallout. a pharmaceutical giant over payments -- we cover third down last week. it made to president trump's personal lawyer michael cohen. the top attorney at the company j surprise, stepping down after the company admitted to $100,000 per month contract with cohen's firm. it was made to gain incite into trump's policies. it now calls the contract a mistake. although the contract was legally in order, it was an error, a statement says. blns ♪ cleaning floors with a mop and bucket is a hassle, meaning you probably don't clean as often as you'd like. for a quick and convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet. there's no heavy bucket, or mop to wring out, because the absorb and lock technology traps dirt and liquid inside the pad. it's safe to use on all finished s

ken paxton will join us. david: big shake up in trump legal team, details behind departure of ty cobb. melissa: trump slamming what he calls a rigged system, what appears justice department for slow walking documents to congress. a live update from the white house next. >> they should understand by now, department of justice is not going to be extorted, we'll do what is required by the rule of law, any threats that anyone makes will not affect the way we do our job. elevated comfort powerfully efficient and one more thing the world comes with it ♪you can go your own way... the 2019 jeep cherokee i'm the only bed that actually senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable... does your bed do that? i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on co

(ken) and i'm ken wayne.ogist lawrence karnow who is tracking the high winds tonight. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day all the way to the coast but tonight the winds are going to howl. a high wind advisory has been posted over the north, east and south bay mountains. some gusts could be as high as 55 mph. it will be windy at times in the valleys too with some gusts over 30 mph. the offshore winds will keep skies mostly clear with mild temperatures.

let's bring in cnn chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin and cnn ken kucaneli. that's a nice gold coin to be able to drop when you're having to justify a legal position in saying, by the way, we're going to get the americans back from north korea which, by the way, is great news if it happens but it doesn't distract from what's going on here. i learned from men like you, ken, when a story changes, it hurts the veracity of that story. is what we're seeing here preparing to go against prosecutors who are trying to meet a burden of proof but obviously covering for the fact that this story has changed? >> yeah, i think as they get closer to the time where he has to engage on this in the legal arena as opposed to politics that they recognize the need for accuracy and specificity and that this wasn't going to hold up, so i do think -- by the way, chris, you mentioned prosecutors, but they'll be an open question as to whether this is an election law violation which is civil, so the burden of proof in that consideration is going to be substantially lower than in any cri

(ken) it's a story you will only see on kron 4. good evening -- i'm ken wayne...ust got a little more dangerous. now, in addition to worrying about being robbed.. there is concern about being stuck with hypodermic needles... this woman says .. it happened to yesterday as she traveled from dublin to san francisco. kron 4's dan kerman is live in the city tonight with more. dan sotthursday morning linda quan headed to the dublin bart station and boarded a san francisco bound train for work 30 minutes into the ride the san ramon mother of two