or march from the southwest pacific, forward. we need a certain quantity and trifold would articulate that work with fmc and its designers, its corporate bosses to adjudicate concerns and mass produce such. trifold just by of illustration, i, i found profiled by looking through bureau of ships records, seeing his name come up again and again and again, and was intrigued by how influential. he was. so i reached out and found his daughter who provided me his photographs here and the photograph in back is one signed by his boss, who was in charge of the entire navy's amphibian tractor program. and what it is, is a picture of, a particular island called tarawa marines are short taro on what it says here is dear george you may enjoy sharing with me the satisfaction of these marines at tarawa your most outstanding contribution toward developing the alligator as the amtrak was often called and its progeny were important factor in putting them pacific islands. so other words if it wasn't for you, we don't win. if it's not for the homefro

its use in the pacific,. too but often, as a war, as a truck, if you will, rather than an assault vehicle. it didn't have the defensive capabilities a lot of the amtrak's possessed. >> so how -- maybe not easy, but what's the process like if, say, they needed to switch contractors? say, for instance, in world war i, when colt was asked the ride weapons, and they ended up, for a significant period of time, not producing anything, so, they had to find other methods. was the process so the same? how would they go about doing that, if their contractor did not provide? >> and this is a constant and ever growing problem, that's as best as you could, some of these companies couldn't provide what they pledged to, but they had arranged to my contract. the way the navy accommodated that possibility is by securing basically a half a dozen prime contractors that could potentially improve or enlarge their production, showed another fall short. and in truth, none of them could really change what they were doing on the call

it's used in the pacific, too. but but often as as a truck, if you will, rather than as an assault vehicle, it didn't have. the defensive capabilities that a lot of the amtrak's possessed. um yes. strict so how in it maybe maybe maybe not easy. what was the process like if say they needed to switch contractors so i know say for instance in world war one when when colt was asked to provide to provide weapons and they ended up for a significant period of time not producing anything. so they had to find other methods. was the process still the same? how would they go about doing that if a contractor did not provide? well and this is a constant, an ever growing problem that that as best as you could some of these companies couldn't provide what they what they pledged to what they arranged to buy contract the way that the navy accommodated that possibility was by securing basically about a half a dozen prime contractors that could potentially improve or enlarge their production should another fall short. and in in in tr

.— middle of the pacific. clearly a lot more — middle of the pacific. clearly a lot more to _ middle of the pacific. clearly a lot more to keep _ middle of the pacific. clearly a lot more to keep a - middle of the pacific. clearly a lot more to keep a very - middle of the pacific. clearly i a lot more to keep a very close focus on. thank you very much indeed. let's get some of the day's other news. ukrainian troops have broken through russian positions near kherson, a strategic city in a part of southern ukraine annexed by moscow last week. the advance was reported by the russian military who say there is heavy russian defensive fire. ukraine's president zelenskyy says there are newly liberated settlements in several regions. president biden has promised the people of puerto rico that they'll get every dollar promised to them as the caribbean island recovers from the battering it suffered when hurricane fiona struck two weeks ago. it's thought at least 25 people died in the storm, this which caused hundreds

the road to tokyo went true the pacific -- through the pacific, not through man cure or ya in the final hours of the war, and i think the russian, they end up getting -- [inaudible] occupation of korea because they've got boots on the ground when the war ends. they don't have boots on the ground in japan, and they're never able to get them there because macarthur and truman had just, they don't want that. so they did a good job of keeping them out and kind of -- i think it was definitely good for the occupation that that's the way that that shapes out. >> definitely. so switching gears just a little bit, we had multiple questions -- one from zoom, one from facebook -- about what role, if any, did macarthur have in the rebuilding of the philippines. >> not much at all. you know, he goes there. today's the anniversary of him landing there in 1944. they'll liberate some camps. once he stood kind of looking toward japan and ends up there, he does not have a role in terms of what's going to happen there politically or what the rebuilding is going to look like. i mean, he kind of goes to japa

framework is one part of it and now with the pacific islands. it was pretty exciting. because we talk about security, economy and governance and how we can work together to have free, open and safe countries in the region in partnership with them. also yesterday it's exciting because it's personally exciting to me to celebrate the legacy of our 33rd president harry truman. we had the unveiling of the statue with his family there. it was pretty exciting, honoring his commitment to democracy . all of us who spoke to that president truman's commitment to democracy. the statue is there because misery has sent a statue to represent them and again a moral visionary leader. i say personally because the president came to baltimore to campaign for my father who served in congress when the president was vice resident and president. old friends and i conveyed to them my personal story of meeting harry truman. so it was very exciting. i'm sure many people in the room have met harry truman but not many members of congress. now to our legislative agenda . we'

that is how long be out of country serving in the pacific. reactions to his removal in japan are not what a lot of people might assume. the japanese are pretty worried about this. they don't want to see him go. it is a traumatic moment for many of them and there is great concern over what will replace him. there is more support for his presidential ambitions among the japanese. who can't vote in american elections, then there will be in the future in terms of american support for his presidential ambitions. the fears of the japanese people are pretty unnecessary by the time he is fired in 1951 the occupation has pretty much accomplish its goals and it is almost over. the former peace treaty between the eyes of japan's guidance of temper, 1951. about five months after mcarthur's firing. mcarthur is not part of the ceremony that takes place in san francisco. but it is something that he had been a major architect of. this is a glaring sight. the japanese think it is very root that mcarthur is not part of this since he has had such a big role to

eastern and pacific. >>> but first, here's my take. italy and sweden are about as different as two european countries can get. one is catholic, mediterranean, sunny and chaotic. the other protestant, northern, chilly, and ordered. over the decades, they've had very different political trajectories. but both are witnessing the striking rise of parties that have some connections to fascism. in each party, this has coincided with collapse of support of the center her, and the biden administration would do well to pay attention, all having to do with immigration. the likely next prime minister of italy is a charismatic 45-year-old politician. her campaign promised a familiar attack on the forces of globalization, and a comforting story she would somehow bring back the good old days before george soros ruined everything. in a video that went viral, she says he's proud of all the things that globalists want you to be ashamed of. being christian, a mother, italian, et cetera. a big part of her actual program is immigration. nations only exist

this is part of the president's pacific partnership strategy, --this is part of the presiden's pacific partnership strategy. the president and the administration has had today a summit meeting with the heads of the pacific island countries and part of that was our role at the capitol. and this initiative for the pacific is one of the reasons why i took my congressional delegation to the region. we went to singapore, malaysia, japan, taiwan, korea to be part of the indo pacific economic framework, is one part of it. and now this, with the pacific islands. it was pretty exciting. we're talking about security, economy, and governance, and how we can work together to have free, open, and safe countries in the region, in partnership with them. also yesterday, i say this with excitement, because it's personally exciting to me to celebrate the legacy of our 33rd president, harry truman, where we had the unveiling of the statue with his family. pretty exciting, honoring his commitment to democracy. all of us who spoke, democrats and republicans, talked about president truman's commitment to de

we could get areas of low pressure systems sitting off the pacific. that could change things up for us. the winter outlook expected to be cooler than average across the northern tier states and northern -- and warmer than average for the southern tier states. as far as the drought goes, locally a bit of improvement, which he would think that means we are getting precip. we shall see. it is going to continue to get worse across the rest of california, nevada into utah, across the pacific northwest, way they are expecting a higher purpose ability -- a higher probability of precipitation. our weather improved today with the fog back in the picture. 15 degrees cooler in hayward compared to 24 hours ago. 50's coast side. 90's inland. life doppler 7 showing you that fog near the coast from our south beach camera. cooling trend continues through the weekend. blustery saturday, possible sprinkles. shower chance for the middle of next week. your morning temperatures in the 40's, 50's. followed and high clouds to start the day. for the afternoon, cooling contin

you can see that's a lot of energy coming across the across the pacific going into the pacific northwest and then diving down. we're just not in the favorable pattern yet where they sure are in the pacific northwest and the intermountain region. these systems the pattern here as we go over the next 7 to 10 days, noticeable tracks will be to the north that that's a given. some of these tracks are favoring areas in nevada, then down into northern arizona. early november to forecast models at 18,000 ft. they do drop a cold system on us on about a week from today. one does not. so that's the problem . they're having problems after about five days and that they usually have problems after 10, not five, so, but it does look like a pattern change for us early november, it would make sense. there are some what we call tele connections that are in our favor. 50 60 seventies on the temps here and not much change a little warmer, though, for the weekend and right now, halloween looks okay as well. you guys he saved my life. she saved my future. i really appreciate it and incredible act caught on ca

strategy for the indo-pacific. that is new. in 2021. our ambition, i just mentioned it, is to propose a model of xoopgs cooperation to the region, promoting -- upholding the rule of law. supporting an open and full environment for trade. supporting connectivity and green transition. with its global gateway initiative, in particular, the e.u. is offering infrastructure projects in key areas such as health, transport, and the internet. in the defense and security realm, europeans are also individually member states and collectively e.u. increasing the operational presence and partnerships with like minded countries from the indian ocean to the pacific. ladies and gentlemen, there's no denying that the trans-atlantic relationship has experienced its ups and downs. we all know that. but the truth is, the alliance between france and the u.s. is unquestionable. it is unquestionable because of our common history. because of the extraordinary connection that exists between our peoples, our values, and our strategic interests. having carefully l

dan kerman live for us tonight in pacific heights in san francisco. thank you, dan. tonight, we're learning more about the man accused in that attack of paul pelosi. we have a photo here from 2013. >> of the man accused. he's now 42 year-old. david dip. happy. the motive for the attack is still being investigated. however, the associated press reports the pappy specifically targeted pelosi's holt. papi is known locally as a pro nudity activist who had picketed naked at protests against wearing clothing. the chronicle reports the formerly lived in berkeley and a house with many other people, including famous nude is an activist gypsy tout kron. 4 covered gypsy wedding back in 2013 where pepe was the best man. it was a cross between a wedding in a protest held on the steps of san francisco's city hall to stepfather telling the ap today he had not spoken to dip in close to 20 years, but remembers him as a quiet boy who was reclusive but never violent. california governor gavin newsom issuing a statement today about the attack saying in part, quote, this heinous assault

sponsorship and the militarization of the pacific islands. pacific islanders 20 or more communities with origins in micronearbyia and pol nearbyia and each carries their own believes, practices and languages. many migrit to hawaii and cal calgary. visitation valley the primary home to our pacific islander communities. visitation valley and sunnydale hold legacy cites that are vital to the fabric of the community. many pacific islander residentses from sunnydale started community churches, restaurants from their kitchens, created space for meeting of high chiefs and funds raising in the neighborhood. importantly, the visitation valley and sunnydale nishgds are where the pi community lost many loved once. this is a special memorial to honor all the pi community kids, youth and adults victims of gun violence, hate crimes and other domestic vinyls. first pi accidents and restaurant in san francisco started in visitation valley. including south pacific restaurant and a shop on geneva avenue. these stores were forced to close or locate somewhere el

i was just in bold and i'm told stories from asia and the pacific on al jazeera hulu. ah, again, you're watching out is there. as reminder of our top stories at this hour, chinese communist party has begun. it's 5 yearly congress against the backdrop of mounting challenges for the world's 2nd biggest economy president. she told delegates in beijing the meeting at a critical moment for china anger at the political and economic situation. and she nicea has grown into major protests. thousands turned out on saturdays, rival opposition groups held parallel rallies against president. i said, people in tech. yeah. morning. the deaths of $41.00 coal miners who were killed in an underground explosion on friday night president jeff type of on 5th to the size, i met survivors and vowed to bring an end to mining accidents. russia says, 11 people have been killed and 15 others wounded in a shooting at southern border with ukraine. defense ministry says to attack has opened fire to military training ground in belgrade. it says the assailants were from an unnamed format, soviets nat

in the, in the pacific region on the u. s. lap of infos is justified in the document, as it was great need for american leadership that need to ship in his out competing china concerning russia, which are named as a washington's rivals. china's accused of wanting to reshape the international will order while russia is naval, a threat to international peace for my us marine cool in terms of us with us as washington is breaking international obligations as it actions run country to this one. china policy. when you have a u. s, admiral bragging that the united states would be able to defeat any blockade, china might put around taiwan. when you have a u. s. air force, general bragging about how the united states would destroy chinese logistics of systems and lines of communication if there was ever aggression against taiwan. when you have us officials visiting taiwan as if taiwan was an independent state when the of the united states providing taiwan with millions of dollars of modern weaponry. well beyond that which is needed

we stood up the indo pacific or ship for maritime domain awareness. we are excellent in naming things and the government by the way. it brings the quads together with the nations pacific islands -- to address illegal fishing practices and building capacity to respond to disasters. the world's democracy is working with a change -- a range of governments on challenges that promote a common vision. we are trying creative arrangements all over the world. creative, purposeful, and entrepreneurial ways. like -- youtube which sounds ridiculous by name which is a fascinating new partnership among india, israel, the united states, and -- to work in areas of health and food security. to bring in it is particularly deep and growing in the critical realms where competition will play out most acutely in the decades to come. foundational technologies, cyberspace, trade and economics, investment. that is why the third critical step in our strategy is to shape the rules of the road in these decisive domains in this decisive decade. a few weeks ago, i laid out the fun

the missile was launched off the east coast and fell into the pacific ocean. it was the fifth round of weapons testing in the last 10 days. iran's supreme leader has blamed the u.s. and israel for anti-government protests sweeping the country which have left dozens dead. in its first public comment, the ayatollah khomeini said riots have been engineered by iran's enemies. indonesian police chief and several top officers have been sacked after saturday's stadium stampede in. at least 125 people were killed in the disaster including 32 children. the british pound p has recovered some of its value against the dollar after the u.k. government was forced into a dramatic u-turn. they abandoned plans to reduce the tax paid by the highest earners. an investigation into the u.s. national women's soccer league found that emotional abuse and sexual misconduct are systemic in the sport. reviews were launched after two former players came forward with allegations of harassment and abuse. that's the headlines. more after "inside story." ♪ ♪ >> what is the japanese prime

they bring that with them to thi war in the pacific. there they run into a whole newt host of other issues were justat like kevin said you have flack in your fighters and whatnot but in japan youle suddenly have to add verbal whether it's cloudy over japan. much all month you might get three days of clear weather during daylight bombing you need to suit your aiming at. they did not encounter these jet streams high in heavens over japanel literally 200 miles per hour complete direct accuracy. at the same time you got missions are far larger, far longer than they were over europe. a one-way flight from england to berlin and back is about 1500 miles. one-way flight from marriott islands were we were based tokyo 61500 melcher doubling the distance i'm having to fly all that over open water you're also doing in the b-29 which at this point was a brand-new airplane. the aircrews are still working out all the kinks. and of course a play that has 55000 parts. anything can go wrong and if it is you are over an ocean. it becomes a far more comple

it's commitment, not just a honey era, but also the pacific nation. the talks come just dies after the united states and 14 pacific olive nations issued a joint declaration to strengthen a partnership with washington. the last time minus i took a bar, i met at the albanese face to face was back in july in 15 at the pacific for the race to green. energy is going too fast for some oil rich developing nations. nigeria is africa's biggest exporter of oil. it isn't ready to let go of it's huge reserves that have fueled its consumption and economic growth for more than half a century. i'll just serious, i'm at at risk reports report harcourt. this of show rig pumps oil and gas off the coast of nigeria. for more than 60 years, petroleum has been the pillar of its economy. and for men, here, live without oil, is simply unimaginable. we, you know, for sure that even by 2050 wasn't where it was still a count for about 50 percent of energy production into what that means. that wasn't well, he's not going to go away, but to going to be combative to watch martina

mountain and pacific, (202) 748-8002. -- mountain and pacific, (202) 748-8001. if you remember the incident, (202) 748-8002. our first caller remembers the incident. do you have a question for matthew kroenig? caller: we were driving to michigan. i said to my dad, " get out of here, this is a big target!" with the cuban missile crisis, i did not worry about it. we had to pull missiles out of turkey. didn't we have missiles in turkey, and that is why cuba was being targeted? this whole thing with putin and ukraine, this war, i have never been so scared in my life of the crisis in the world today. remember the body counts -- every week, 100 dead, 200 dead. this is armageddon we are looking at. biden did not misspeak. this is almost out of his hands now. every nato country has their special forces. cia has their special fighting forces in their. it is not only brave ukrainians fighting putin's invasion. putin is getting his but kicked. we will push him so far. god forbid we -- once those things launch, the world is over. it is only a matter of time before you are b

but they, they travel all over the pacific ocean. so this is the 1st boy, but there will be others and there will be in the ocean of other of other countries as well. many, many more of the special boys will be needed to make a difference. but rather than drop in the ocean.

he was trying is what ended up getting him to job. >> a lotly of people seem to thk he comes to the pacific and immediately begins burning down japan but he doesn't.ll he and possum were friendly. possum was his boss in europe. when i went to his file, i found a letter in his file cancel had written thanking him for his hard work so when he shows up in the pacific outranks him and he's there to replace him and cancel the moralist had a confrontation cancel says in the end we are going to be judged not by whether we win the war because we are going to win, we are going to be judged by how we win and i want you to think about that continue trying to flya how high altitude and he says i'm open to that and i will do that and begins doing that and still flying fingers the altitude bringing things down a bit to get the bombing jet streams and tinkers with the times of take off and improves training for his crews again and again these running into the same problems and cannot get his bombs on target so the pressure to end the war and break on top of them and realizes he's got to reengineer the ent

and then to analyze and that's a lands an' in the pacific. and then over and over again of course it is pressuring him. but it would be an awful fight. and then to avoid tokyo would be a bloodbath and we can defeat them in the year. that they could not adapt. and then he was fighting to troubleshoot and problem solve to break the japanese. >> ited was a no-win situation. >> and a lot of people seem to think he comes to the pacific and immediately is burning down japan but he really doesn't. actually possum was his boss in europe when i went to his personnel file i found a letter that was thinking him for his hard work so when he shows up in the pacific he outranks him and his they are to a place him. and says in the and we will be judge not whether we win the war because we will win but how we when it. so i went to continue to fly these high-altitude precision mission. and with that altitude getting the planes down. and then improve training for the cruise but again and again he is running into the same problems you just cannot get the bombs

it flew over our country and we believe it fell in the pacific ocean. it's another barbaric act after a series of ballistic missile launches and we strongly condemned this is the 7th time a north korean missile is flown over japan. but cherokee has said, this may have been the longest yet. the ballistic missile travelled for about 4600 kilometers before crashing into the pacific ocean, fired in a different direction. that would be far enough to hit the u. s. island of graham. the u. s. was quick to condemn the launch and called it dangerous and reckless. and south korea vowed a tough response. i had only little more hon heckle such reckless nuclear provocation. we would face a resolute response from our military, as well as our allies and the international community put on on hello thalia jr and pushing north korea's leader came john own has long been working on expanding the country's missile program and it's nuclear capabilities. last month, north korea declared itself in nuclear weapons states ruling out any possibility of d nuclear as ation. militar

so over the northern part of japan, the total cool region is it's called here and flew into the pacific ocean, as mentioned, ah, it did create a considerable amount of large in japan, there was a sort of a public warning system called a public warning system was was up was so was operated, which meant that people were asked to at sort of take cover on some train services were suspended. so it was, it certainly caused quite a bit of a concern here. and of course, the japanese government has come out to condemn the launch. it's the 1st time we've seen anything like this in japan, as in about 5 years since. so 2017. so how significant is it that the missile actually passed over japan? well, politically speaking, it's very significant because you know this, you know, most of these missile tests when we hear about north korean missile test, they're just fired from the coast and they land in the sea of japan. and this is of concern to, you know, people, perhaps fishermen or people who are doing shipping. but if we're in this case, we're talking about it actually going over the japanese island

reporting live in pacific heights. dan kerman kron. 4 news. dan, i'm wondering since you've been there for a give us a sense first of all, do you know how long police and the fbi and everybody else is going to be on the scene? >> and secondly, just kind of the mood in that neighborhood is generally very quiet neighborhood. that's right. what we can tell you that there are a couple of police cars here in a few officers here. but the major >> mill you of police officers and the fbi. they rolled and rolled out of here is somewhere around 4, 15, 4.30, this afternoon. so just a few police officers on scene right now, terms of the neighbors. so they're very much shocked by this whole thing. many of them know paul pelosi, their fans of paul pelosi, their friends of paul pelosi. they think this is terrible. what has happened to them? they're their surprise. such a violent attack could occur. they've seen protests out here before they've seen the graffiti incident out here before. but nothing like and they are also questioning what the situation is wit

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very alarming situation in this pacific heights neighborhood. people waking up with their kids, walking them to school. >> finding out about the brutal attack darya james, back you know, we have the update from police in about an hour from now. we're going to check back with you in just a couple of seconds. and i also want you to fall with her if you can and find out who pays for that security. is that the neighbor's security or is a pelosi security? but we'll we'll check back with you a little bit. >> all right. time now is a 26. we've got lots more. we'll be right back again with sarah just a couple minutes. r internet isn't ideal. dad made the illiant move to t us t-mobile home internet. hich... have to share our signal with e entire neighborhood. ah, now we do soso weird ings to get our speeds. ll..... i'up. 'mon kids. is sucks. ll if you just itch maybe you n't have to be vampires. oa... kay, yikes. sorry, i wasn't thinking. , uh, don'really e the v word. at's kind d insensitive. prefer o-lunar. s, much better. long go back to sara stinson

just got a short 298 miles to go to the pacific ocean. and they're off. really what makes salmon so remarkable, is the obstacles they overcome, to complete their lifecycle, it's wonder. >> this is all an experiment trying to learn how the chinook will respond of the 38,000 eggs that were raised more than 1000 have now been moved down into the sacramento river, and they think that's pretty good. >> we won't be able to catch them all, we knew going into that with our modest collection facility, but we are doing better than we thought. so, thi first small step in getting fis above shasta is credibly important. it's an honor to be part of the project. >> the rotary straps pretty muc a small or medium solution to this problem of getting the fis below the dam, but the state isn't tinkering with something on a much larger scale, below m they are experimenting with a system that pretty much covers the entirety of the mccloud river to pull fish out based on temperature area and funnel the into the right direction. that' a long-term hopefully large-scale answer to

well, placing the in the pacific region and the u. s. map of interest is justified in the document as the world's great need for quote, american leadership. leadership includes out competing china and constraining russia which are named as washington's rivals. a china is accused of wanting to reshape the international world order while rusher is labeled a threat to international peace. and we spoke earlier to for my us marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter. he believed washington is the one breaking its international obligations hopper listen. when you have a u. s. admiral bragging that the united states would be able to defeat any blockade. china might put around taiwan when you have a u. s. air force, general bragging about how the united states would destroy chinese logistics of systems and lines of communication. if there was ever aggression against taiwan. when you have us officials visiting taiwan as if taiwan was an independent state when the of the united states providing taiwan with millions of dollars of modern wea

and other allies to promote indo pacific security? ah, why there is much to discuss with our guests for today's program. let's bring them in from she's ok. so general tucker, she's a professor at the university of she's worker in tokyo. we've got craig, mark, a professor at the faculty of international studies akira. so women's university gentlemen, welcome to the program. i'm sierra, let's start with you. just how controversial are japan's military spending plans for the next year? okay, we've heard a lot about this. $43000000000.00 figure the highest ever just over one percent of g d p. but. but hang on previous administrations have tended to keep defense spending around the one percent g d p. mark. what's, what's so remarkable that about this budget? well, you know, one percent had been what one would call the defense line for many people acceptance line. and this was thought to be aligned that shouldn't be crossed out. but, you know, with this very strong aggression that we're getting from china, ah, and also from north korea, is

union pacific. the big west coast railroad that report aid rough quarter this morning. while the headline numbers actually came in better than expected, most of that beat was due to higher fuel surcharge revenue and agenerous buyback. business volumes only grew by 3% at the same time union pacific's costs are exploding. the railroads like to focus on what's known as the operating ratio. meaning cost to revenue. and that came in nearly 3 percentage points worse than expected that took my breath away i was very surprised for years efficiency they were getting their costs down and operating with better precision allowing them to generate tons of cash. but there was very element increased efficiency in union pacific's latest quarter freight car velocity down 2% locomotive productivity down 2%. quarterly workforce productivity flat these were all disappointments even worse management slashed their full-year guidance previously guysing for 4 to 5% now they've taken that down to 3% they're also warning of higher cost those are the last things you want to hear now, i also pay a

someone broke into speaker pelosi's hand in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood. you see the broken glass in the shot from chopper 5. the suspect is a 42-year-old of berkeley. a sohece wa lofor the house speaker who was in washington, dc at the time. we are told he was pltoup paul pelosi y, and until the speaker returned home. paul pelosi was beaten with a hammer, rushed to sf general, and is expected to make a full recovery. let's go to joycelyn moran who is live at the scene. >> what can you tell us about the suspect and the investigation? >> reporter: obviously this is a very scary situation. we have seen many people walking by in this neighborhood asking questions, a lot of them wanting to know more. this area continues to be blocked off. you are seeing the san francisco police department. up the hill here you are seeing more police presence there as well. we did see sfpd bomb squad. they left minutes ago. we see other agencies in the area including the fbi. the area is blocked off. you mentioned the 42-year-old suspect, officers were dispatched around 2:30. w

three weeks across the pacific. that time component. once a crisis occurs it takes months to prepare, deploy. treaty obligations, looming threats. china's military expansionism. the stuff russia is doing. syria, iran. it calls for a greater level of attention and investment in u.s. capability to buttress what our allies are also reinvesting in. i will leave it at that and direct folks to the index for a detailed discussion. >> that's a good place to end. we have the index available. it is a great diagnosis. the description of where we are. we have a series of recommendations available to start to rebuild our military in a way to make us prepared to keep the peace. thank you for those of you online he watched. until next time, thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [applause] [crowd talking]

sandra: contact confirmed, dragon made contact with the international space station at 2:01 pm pacific just off of the west coast of africa. >> there are a few steps dragon has to complete before it is securely attached to the station. we will walk through those. we will have completion of that capture ring attack -- attraction. then we will begin the hard capture sequence. a few minutes after that, some time passes, we will have completion of that hard docking. >> dragon, spacex, ring retraction in progress. >> there, i mentioned the ring retraction for soft capture. >> the soft capture ring will retract until it indicates it is time for the hooks to drive and create a hard capture, there are 12 hooks that will be driven. it may take place in a series of six. the first six will drive and then the second six will drive. >> just like everything about the approach this morning. everything is in sequence. you might notice the view of dragon is a little darker than it was before as it was coming in. of course the station and now dragon are orbiting earth. it looks like they lost the sunlig

give the intermediate range ballistic missile, flew for 4000 kilometers before falling into the pacific ocean. it's the 1st to fly over japan since 2017 prompting condemnations and severe warnings from its neighbors. and the us. the south korea has been quick to react. it's mobilized for 5 digits to hold military drills and dropped a peer of guided bombs on a target of its with coast for american kids have also taken pass in the exercise from mcbride has been following developments from sol. we've seen a very strong reaction as you would expect from a japan food casita, the prime minister, calling as a reckless act at the country's chief cabinet secretary saying that this threatened regional piece and also the international community. we've also had a strong response from sol here. and so kel, the south korean president saying that there would be a resolute response from the countries military and also from south careers, allies. but you have to say that it's difficult to see just what other measures the international community and the allies in this part of the world can put in place t

and unfortunately is the time in which we lose most of our people at to the to the pacific ocean b, even if you can swim well, people go through what we call cold water shock. and as soon as you hit that cold water, you breathe in and tried to get a breath of air and you ended up swallowing water that could lead to someone drowning. >> he says to stay out of the water yourself and don't let your kids or pets get in either. >> those are always things that really catch people off-guard. you try to go in and say someone else or try to go in and save your pet and you end up becoming victim to the ocean itself. >> in pacifica, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> all right. today is halloween and some people might want to plan some activities outdoors at the beach, john, even tracking that talk about these sneaker waves. were you seeing out there? the good news is it's not super divided to get to the beach today. we're going to stay a little bit cool out there and a little bit breezy towards the ocean. so >> maybe not the best beach day for a couple reasons. now, further inland, you will see some of