she considered the san francisco bay area her home. we are truly thankful to all of you, the mayor, the american indian cultural center, the beautiful native american people, and my mom would enthusiastically say first nations, the lovely dancers that always made her so proud and mostly to her city of san francisco. we appreciate your honoring our phenomenal mom's memory and continuing her legacy. [applause] >> we would now like to pass the mic to the daughter of janet king, if you would like to share a few words. >> hi, my name is coralee. janet is my mom. i want to say thank you to the american indian cultural center for giving her this honor today. i think that, you know, my mom was -- she really knew how to embody that special dynamic medicine that so many indigenous women do, in that she really balanced her tactics for justice. in the public arena, she brought her aggression against the injustices of the settler state. in those more private moments that she had many more of, with her relatives, with all of you, with me, she had a

organized looting in the san francisco bay area has some pointing to a 24 law that downgraded $950 or less to misdemeanor. dan henninger, kim strassel and editorial board member, allysia finley. tell us about this waukesha case, 1000-dollar bond and whether or not bail reform laws that allow bonds like this are a problem. >> of short answer is bail reform laws are a problem. we are seeing it all over the country. the bigger problem is whether it waukesha, los angeles, san francisco, chicago, progressive prosecutors elected, i may say elected into the office for the bail reforms that lowered for this fellow in wisconsin are a problem. they've been trying to do this for years, decriminalization, systemic racism explains most of this crime that the system is, not the individuals. the thing to keep in mind is even after all of this happens, smashed and grabs in san francisco and los angeles, what happened in waukesha, these prosecutors will not apologize, nor will they step back, they regard them as isolated incidents so they continue to say that, the prosecutor in san francisco from of t

he worked doing work here in san francisco bay area. when her family moved to sacramento, i was going to law school add uc davis and got a chance to interact with a then rambunctious young boy named robe who had a lot of energy. it was part of our helping cynthia and other families we would do child care and watch the kids. >> nobody wanted to baby sit me, i was such a handful. i had the opportunity to share with those who had the pleasure of baby sitting me. i've known bill as long as i can remember. growing up as a child of a mom activist who was in the movement pushing back against marshall law. i spent a lot of my youth as a boy at rallies and demonstrations and people's backyards at pot lucks. i always remember bill being there. >> i always wanted to ask you. i was in public service for 20 years. the community has a lot of expectations. expectations are high. people don't want to be disappointed. in government, change doesn't happen overnight. how do you approach these questions. >> i try to lead with my values and i came into the

francisco bay area have in excess of 20 or 30 burglaries, and these flash mobs that arrived. we immediately acted, recognizing the impact this is having on retailers, the sense of safety on our communities. we will not allow this to go unaddressed. we will identify them and go before the criminal justice system. dion: the chief also says they are putting more police on the streets to act as a deterrent to these kinds of crimes. san francisco is offering two hours of free parking at city-owned union square garages in an effort to encourage people to shop. car access on some nearby streets will be limited at night because of the string of organized retail thefts. the free parking will be available through the end of the year at the sutter stockton garage, the lso pharaoh garage, and the union square garage. you can see more officers patrolling the area. now to developing coronavirus news and a new variant detected in south africa that has scientists concerned. the who technical group will meet to decide whether to give it a name from the greek alphabet. the united kingdom annou

francisco bay area have in excess of 20 or 30 burglaries, and these flash mobs that arrived. we immediately acted, recognizing the impact this is having on retailers, the sense of safety on our communities. we will not allow this to go unaddressed. we will identify them and go before the criminal justice system. dion: the chief also says they are putting more police on the streets to act as a deterrent to these kinds of crimes. san francisco is offering two hours of free parking at city-owned union square garages in an effort to encourage people to shop. car access on some nearby streets will be limited at night because of the string of organized retail thefts. the free parking will be available through the end of the year at the sutter stockton garage, the lso pharaoh garage, and the union square garage. you can see more officers patrolling the area. now to developing coronavirus news and a new variant detected in south africa that has scientists concerned. the who technical group will meet to decide whether to give it a name from the greek alphabet. the united kingdom annou

and it was a painful experience for so many people in the san francisco bay area, that jim jones was allowed to start his so-called church and do so much in terms of destruction, killing 900 people in that settlement. we did take defectors out. he didn't want us to tell his ruthless story, so he decided to assassinate congressman ryan and many others. and i was just lucky. i was shot five times but survived. and i did make that commitment then, that if i survived, i would spend my years in public service. and my constituents have given me that opportunity and allowed me to keep that promise over all these decades. >> will we see you at the local safeway, what is the conversation going to be? >> you absolutely will. i look forward to it. and working on issues in the district. i'm coming home. i'm not going away. >> that five-hour commute must get tiring every week. congresswoman speier, thank you. >> thank you, raj. >> this is high-stakes politics, so who is going to replace her? we'll be joined by former san francisco mayor willie brown. his short list of candidates and his frustrati

i lived through many of your viewers from the san francisco bay area. that day last year when the sun never came out. i had to explain why i they couldn't come outside because of the wildfires smoke everywhere. i found myself having to remind myself what i mean by hope a lot these days. what my mother and i have come to realize about hope is it's a source of energy that comes from taking action and being part of trying to make the change you want to see in the world aired it comes from our sense of possibility. it's grounded in the evidence we've seen. i've gone around the world and we've met incredible movement leaders and government leaders and people in the media that have made change possible up against the biggest odds you could imagine. those people taught us to be possible us. we are not optimist. we are not pessimists. those presume what you think is gonna happen. we are possible us. it's that sense of possibility that i get my hope. even a small part. create the world i want to see for my children. >> thank you for joining us and bringing this

meanwhile you mentioned what was happening in san francisco bay area where looters are running wild because of the city had sent a message that it would not prosecute property crimes up to $950. now they're stealing everything. these are all the result of policy that have been enacted in the last couple of years and were getting a hangover, really, really fast. gerry: it does look as though democrats seem to have abandoned many of the principles that we understand about protection of the citizen and the rights of individuals because of the progressive as byron describes it, progressive dominance in the last couple of years. as a democratic party getting this right? >> i think we were getting everything wrong is to connect an increase in crime to partisanship to blame democrats entirely for an increase in crime that is pandemic driven. let's keep in mind it's an increase in violent crime not property crime. i don't know where to begin to unpack all of these issues that my colleague brought up about connecting cash bail reform which keeps kids who steal backpacks out of prison for three years

including at a nordstrom in the san francisco bay area. a retired police officer is dead after he was shot while working security for a news crew a smash and grab in oakland. he leaves behind a wife, two children, and three grandchildren. it's not just the west coast. chicago sought for smash and grab robberies early thursday and friday morning and a canada goose, foot locker, and a cell phone store. 20 to 30 people hold off electronics and other goods from best buy in minneapolis. the wave of organized theft is traumatic for employees and could worsen staffing shortages. carley, your thoughts on this horrible reverse on what should've been or don't call holiday cheer this weekend? >> carley: i was reading earlier that there was a man in new york city who was arrested three times over the course of 36 hours and i'm one of his arrests he told police that you can arrest me all you want because you know i'm getting out. it took three arrests to get the arrest to stick. at this point where we are over a year into this ridiculous tea from the p

young bay muddy possit is from the deposits when the san francisco bay covered that area. deep layer now 70 food down 70-f beach sand did not cover. [indiscernable] a very deep layer 150 feet of material called old lay clay. eventually about 230 feet down formation bedrock. the tower like every building constructed in that part of san francisco prior to 2010 is a series of piles that extend down into the dens sand layer for the foundation support. the reason the building is settling is that under the effect of the building weight as supervisor peskin said is significantly larger than buildings constructed prior to that is causing a process called consolidation of the old bay clays beneath the building pile. consolidation is the pressure created by the building and by the watering of the surrounding site to allow construction of the adjacent buildings. basically squeezing water out of the old bay clay. that squeezes the water out it is like squeezing water out of a sponge causing volume change that is allowing the site to settle. tilting beneath the building as shown in the

the images of thieves swarming stores in the san francisco bay area. stealing from nordstrom. up to 100 people emptying other high end stores. >>> new video and new questions tonight involving tennis star peng shuai. what is it about the video that has many not convinced? >>> tonight, the countdown is on to black friday and major deals online already tonight. we'll go down the list here. >>> and america strong tonight. the young teen you met right here friday night and what they've now done. this gets even better. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. and we begin tonight with the new reporting here, the horrific new details now emerging after that christmas parade tragedy in wisconsin. a driver speeding right down the parade route there, right into people in that parade, kling at least 48 injured, including 18 children. many of them in critical condition tonight. this evening, that driver is now in custody, facing five counts of intentional homicide. we're going to be careful here with these difficult new images now emerging tonight. a

i will say in the san francisco bay area there are at least 2000 structural engineers. i assume several hundred geotechnical engineers all members of the structural engineers association of northern california. i was once part of that. the fact that a half dozen engineers think there is a big problem. i wouldn't suggest that is representative of the engineering communititive in the bay area. i will also say the engineers who have been vocal and in the press could not possibly have done the level of analysis i have done over the seven years i have been involved with this building. >> thank you, mr. hamburger. you are not speculating that is a good thing. i have not spoken to most of them. i do always read their submissions with interest. would you like to wrap up? we can go to briefly in charge of overseeing construction for the homeowner's association. any last slides, mr. hamburger. >> one last slide on the project schedule. there is a detailed schedule developed by the contractor 22 month construction period. at the time construction halted in august at my direction a

. >>> back now with yet another smash and grab heist in the san francisco bay area. this one targeting a pharmacy in oakland. looters have hit stores in the area for three consecutive nights making off with $40,000 in merchandise from the lululemon store in san jose. and overnight, this police pursuit in l.a. involving 20 suspects after looting attempts at a nordstrom's. the governor is promising more police funding but critic say the problem is criminals being allowed back on to the street. >>> a violent scene at a wwe event in new york. a fan got into the action by attacking the wrestler. seth roll ins was attacked just as rollins was leaving the night on "monday night raw" before the referees and security guards jumped in. one delivering a running elbow to the fan. i know what you're thinking but apparently this was not part of the show. officers took a 24-year-old man into custody. >>> turning to the pandemic, a new poll finds 74% of americans say their lives have returned to normal.buvid cases are ohe rise, and cases among children are up for the third consecuti

bay area have an excess of 20 or 30, and these flash mobs had arrived. we immediately acted, recognizing the impact this is having on retailers, since of safety on our communities. we're not going to allow this to go unaddressed. we're going to aggressively pursue and identify them. dion: the chief says they are moore police on the streets to act as a deterrent to these kinds of crimes. meantime, southern california is dealing with another problem we are too familiar with here, power outages to reduce the risk of wildfires. there are high winds and a red flag warning in effect. the power was cut to more than 64,000 customers across five counties by noontime. shops are possible for another 148,000 customers tonight. the california highway patrol is investigating a deadly early-morning crash near brentwood. chp says one person was killed and two others hurt in a head-on collision. it all happened on vasco road near walnut boulevard, where moments later, another driver hit a tire on the road. and that sent his car rolling downhill. >> it's just a wild way t

francisco bay area ports and one of the soldiers who stormed the beaches in normandy is still living here in the

. >> reporter: some, though, in this line out side gamestop in the san francisco bay area kept it traditional. >> well, i am here for the ps-5. >> reporter: but on this second black friday of the pandemic, many stores are feeling the brunt of supply chain issues. shoppers can expect a triple whammy with fewer deals, more items out of stock and shipping delays. and with inflation at a 30-year high, some gifts are 5 to 17% more expensive than last year. still, people are expected to shop at least 8.5 to 10% more than last year. and retailers say they're ready for the crowds, even beefing up security at many stores after a string of reported smash-and-grab robberies. >> we're also going to have added uniform trolls. they're already out in the retail market areas. >> reporter: at thesame time, online sales are skyrocketing. so far this november, $72 billion in online sales. that's up 20% from last year. >>> and another solution to supply chain issues, shop local. >> because then you don't have to worry so much about shipping and the supply chain because you can buy products in-store. i think that

bay area to work on climate issues. >> i was very surprised that, when i moved here, a lot of people didn't know what climate change was. >> reporter: and you're in california, which is a leader in the united states. >> yes! i mean, a leader in the united states, there are a lot of funding allocated to mitigation: mitigating greenhouse gases, greenhouse emission-- but not a lot was allocated to adaptation. >> reporr: the need for funding adaptation is here. the united nations recently called for fully half of all funds fighting climate change to be used for adaptation and acknowledged that some will need those funds more than others. >> there's a lot of evidence that climate change impacts the most vulnerable, most marginalized people and communities globally. and it's also true here within the united states, true here within the bay area. >> reporter: climate scientist noah diffenbaugh and his fellow stanford university professor, marshall burke, published a 2019 study showing that global warming has increased the global gap between rich and poor countries by some 25%. that has impl

francisco bay area brought a list of demands to the manager of this jack in the box in castro valley. workers here said they needed better covid-19 health and safety protections. >> ( translated ): whether we are full time or part time, we have a right to sick days. and they should pay us for those days. we need to be paid for having to quarantine because of covid-19. >> reporter: two days earlier, ingrid vilorio and two other employees filed a joint complaint to california's labor law enforcement agencies. >> ( translated ): they don't take our temperature. they don't give us masks. >> reporter: in the complaint, vilorio claims when she caught covid last march she was not paid for the four shifts she missed. california requires employers the size of hers to provide up to 80 hours of covid-19 related paid sick leave. >> ( translated ): it's frustrating, because you have a bad month, you're sick, and on top of that, you don't get paid. >> reporter: california employs more fast food workers than any other state. the majority are people of color over 23. they earn some of the lowest wag

francisco bay area. checking today's high temperatures, warmer than usual for much of the country. nearly 60 degrees in kansas city and mid-60s in the northeast. mild along the gulf coast as well, 75 in new orleans. >>> coming up, walmart makes a big change when it comes to online shopping. >>> also ahead, a new prediction about gas prices and the states seeing the sharpest increase in prices. >>> and parents describing a nightmare saying they gave birth to the wrong baby. the in vitro mix-up and how they got their baby back. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain.

i want to get you to commit what is going on in san francisco major looting in the bay area, multiple stores but meanwhile check voting i'm outraged by the union square and several crimes across the country but simple message don't bring that noise to our city, great work, stand by for charges. that is your neck of the wood so i will let you take a first crack at that. >> this is ridiculous and i have to restrain myself from using the language i really want to use. i've lived in san francisco 20 years and under the leadership this has been every single day. during the pandemic multiple incidents of this kind of gang looting and it's gone unpunished. burglaries have gone unpunished in my talons. car break-ins have gone unpunished in the police are downsizing. the police don't bother to respond to this type of offense. the fact that they happen to be there because, you know, a shopping area and it's christmas time. i'm glad for those stores, and i'm glad that this happens every single day in the city. in case of boudin he knows very well the crimes go on because he as one of these woke

if you are going out of san francisco, over onto the east shore freeway in the oakland area as well. speaking of oakland if you are going to catch the early flight at oakland airport it'll be busy. a lot of people doing the same thing. let's go live to justin andrews. it's getting crowded. >> yeah. like what you said. this is get away day. we are seeing that here in oakland international airport. people have their bags, they are ready to see family. its been a while. thanksgiving travel looking different this year than it did last year. here at the oakland rnt als pecting about 167,000 passengers over this thanksgiving period. nearly doubling the numbers last year. between today and sunday get this. they predict to see about 80% of the passenger traffic they saw for thanksgiving in 2019. as restrictions continue to lift and consumer confidence builds, aaa said they expect to see more than 53 million people to travel by air and car this thanksgiving. that is up about 13% from last year. >> if you haven't traveled since before the pandemic the checkway will look different. i are going

what do you think about the need to do more in the san francisco bay area with those municipalities? >> what i will say is that the epa cannot take away all the many agricultural exemptions that are already provided for in the clean water act. the clean water act already in envisions your concern. they have told the agricultural community, you don't have to apply for permits on your farm ponds, or irrigate geisha and dishes. you don't have to worry about, you know, puddles that formed during stormwater. >> i'm sorry to interrupt, but the epa is not doing that very thing in northern california. they are making people get permits to plow their inland, to change crops, because of the water waste in the united states that they, are so far, getting away with. >> the clean water act provides a full exemption from all farmland that has been previously farmed. so, it's only if you want to move into agriculture in an area that has never been farm before. >> you need to let the epa, and army corps of engineers know that. >> sir, your time is up. >> thank you, sorry about that. >> thank you. ne

. >> other venues like this, all over the place, not just in the san francisco bay area need to exist in order for communities to thrive and i'm not just talking about the arts communities, even if you are here to see a chuckle bucket comedy show and you are still experiencing humanity and in specific ways being able to gather with people and experience something together. and especially coming out of the pandemic, the loss of that in-person human connection recovering that in good ways is going to be vital for our entire society. >> it's a family club. most our staff has been working with us for 10 years so we feel like a family. >> what people think of when they think of bottom of the hill and i get a lot of this is first of all, the first place i met my husband or where we had our first date and i love that and we love doing weddings and i expect there to be a wedding season post 2021 of all the make up we haddings and i hope that many people do that because we have had so many rock ep role weddings. >> i told my girlfriend, make sure you stand at the front of the stage and i can g

bay area. here's what it looks like. ♪ ♪ >> [bleep] >> go on. >> tucker: there is nothinging equitable about that. it's theft. big picture is anarchy. it's violent chaos in the weak will always suffer the most.he why do we have civilization in the first place precaiaphasly to prevent scenes like that. you got to wonder why they are encouraging it tulsi gabbard is a former member of congress from the state of hawaii and happy to have her join us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. so have you been particularly saying for a while this trend of rationalizing everything and has nothing to do with race is going to lead to a bad place. are you concerned that we may be seeing that bad place? >> we are headed down a very dangerous path and right alongside that dangerous path is the fact that we have politicians. we have activist judges we have prosecutors who are not enforcing the law. people trying to defund the police people who have screwed up priorities who seem to be more interested in cari

he worked doing work here in san francisco bay area. when her family moved to sacramento, i was going to law school add uc davis and got a chance to interact with a then rambunctious young boy named robe who had a lot of energy. it was part of our helping cynthia and other families we would do child care and watch the kids. >> nobody wanted to baby sit me, i was such a handful. i had the opportunity to share with those who had the pleasure of baby sitting me. i've known bill as long as i can remember. growing up as a child of a mom activist who was in the movement pushing back against marshall law. i spent a lot of my youth as a boy at rallies and demonstrations and people's backyards at pot lucks. i always remember bill being there. >> i always wanted to ask you. i was in public service for 20 years. the community has a lot of expectations. expectations are high. people don't want to be disappointed. in government, change doesn't happen overnight. how do you approach these questions. >> i try to lead with my values and i came into the

bay area bridges are good, seven minutes from the maze into the city if taking the bay bridge. an easy ride out of marin heading into san francisco. maybe you are an early shopper trying for those black friday deals, traffic is light across san mateo bridge, no delays between 880 and 101. >>> tomorrow, food trucks are coming to the great highways, pedestrian and bike only days in san francisco. it's part of a new food truck pilot program starting this weekend. residents grab plant based burgers and organic coffee from two food vendors. recreation and parks department will accept proposals to expand the project on a rolling basis. >>> east bay regional park district turning black friday green with a free park day. it means all district fees are waved for park entrance and activities and that includes parking dogs, horses, boat launching. >>> black friday walmart shoppers won't have to leave their homes. people who live within a 50- mile radius of walmart's headquarters in arkansas can get items dropped off by drone. >> customers expect us to save them money. they need us to save

in san francisco, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up in seven minutes, i am going to speak with the president of the san francisco chamber of commerce. we are going to break down how big of a boost businesses will see now that the travel ban is lifted and what it will take for businesses in san francisco to fully recover from this pandemic. >>> a lot of parents across the bay area spent the weekend getting their young kids the covid-19 vaccine. and today the state continued the push to get more children that shot. california's health secretary held a virtual news conference today to give an update on the vaccine for kids 5 to 11 years old. he says the state is expected to get 1.8 million doses bit end of next week. he also reminded parents that kids can get the covid vaccine and their flu shot at the same time. he says the top concern for most parents are there serious side effects to this? >> it's not something that we take lightly. i think there has been a number of cases that have been examined, exposed. thankfully, the vast, vast, vast majority of young people have no s

a security guard in the san francisco bay area is dead, murdered while protecting the news crew during an attempted robbery as it was covering the smash and grab crimes. christina coleman is in los angeles live with the latest. >> attempted robbery happened in downtown oakland and oakland police announced on twitter that are going to add staffing to address the increase in violent crime including several tactical teams to support patrol officers responding to armed caravans in the legal sideshows. the security guard who died from the gunshot injury he suffered from the attempted robbery has been identified as kevin, he served his community for years on law enforcement working as a patrol officer, detective and police sgt. he is survived by his wife, two children and three grandchildren. he was a san jose police officer for 11 years. the police chief says he had a smile, passion to serve others in a unmatched worth ethic with the best of all of us. his tragic death comes after a violent leak of rampant smash and grab robberies in the bay and los angeles areas with tens of thousands of d

police say three people were arrested out of 90 suspects in the san francisco bay area over the weekend, would be a good reason to refund the police, the district attorney is criticizing that. president biden's seeking a progressive krista end cash bail even his critics blame radical bail reform for free nonviolent offenders who killed 6 people in wisconsin. >> the community is demanding change. >> walk as a residents stunned to learn darrell brooks was freed on $1,000 after running over his girlfriend days before the christmas parade attack. in response the president sticking with the post illuminate bonds that to keep offenders locked up saying ending cash bail will not put people charged with crimes on the streets, just means whether you get bail should be based on the threat you pose is not how much money is in your bank account. there should be a separate criminal justice system for wealthy americans, critics looking at progressive milwaukee county da john chisholm who was elected in 2007 with the promise for radical reform saying at the time, quote, is there going to be an individ

. >> other venues like this, all over the place, not just in the san francisco bay area need to exist in order for communities to thrive and i'm not just talking about the arts communities, even if you are here to see a chuckle bucket comedy show and you are still experiencing humanity and in specific ways being able to gather with people and experience something together. and especially coming out of the pandemic, the loss of that in-person human connection recovering that in good ways is going to be vital for our entire society. >> it's a family club. most our staff has been working with us for 10 years so we feel like a family. >> what people think of when they think of bottom of the hill and i get a lot of this is first of all, the first place i met my husband or where we had our first date and i love that and we love doing weddings and i expect there to be a wedding season post 2021 of all the make up we haddings and i hope that many people do that because we have had so many rock ep role weddings. >> i told my girlfriend, make sure you stand at the front of the stage and i can g

francisco bay area over the weekend. todd: a jury finds two men guilty of murder of ahmaud arbery, finding travis mcmichael guilty on all counts. 's father craig and neighbor william bryant convicted of felony murder included aggravated assault and false imprisonment. rhine's defense attorney bringing a new trial for thanksgiving. dozens gathered outside the courthouse cheering the decision. in a statement president biden weighing in on the verdict saying the guilty verdicts reflect our justice system doing his job, that alone is not enough. we must recommit ourselves to building the future of unity and shared strength. 6 minutes after the hour president biden sticking to a progressive push to end cash bail even as critics blame radical be a reform for fitting the violent offender who killed 6 people in wisconsin. >> change. >> the walk as the residents were stunned when they learned darrell brooks was freed on $1,000 after running over his girlfriend before the to the christmas parade attack. the president sticking with

francisco bay area to be with his family on thanksgiving, and this year it's a pricey trip. >> just filled up my car last week. was like $70 for a full tank. >> reporter: aaa says 48 million americans will drive for thanksgiving, almost four million more than last year when the pandemic kept many people home. and drivers are seeing much higher gas prices. the national average is up more than 60% in the past year. as the economy reopened this year, the need for fuel increased, but oil production has yet to catch up with demand. >> oil supply has lagged far behind, pushing up the price of oil to some of the highest levels in seven years. >> reporter: patrick du han from gasbuddy.com predicts the national average for gas will be $3.35 during thanksgiving, but there is good news. prices are starting to tick down, and could continue to drop in the coming weeks. >> i would expect the downward trend that's just starting to gain momentum will last into early potentially mid-december. it could run longer than that, just depending on how supply and demand continue to fluctuate. >> reporter: s