ken while the wife dee was david novak's client. that's why i ken dolezsar new david novak. something about that consultant and want to be movie producer made ken's relatives suspicious. detectives drove over to the law for the spoke with mr. novak. >> he was soft spoken. >> and a bright man? >> he came across as very intelligent, yes. >> answered all of their questions, but it didn't seem to be much hope. and then, as detective carriger was preparing to leave, he tried one more question. that prepaid cell phone, one someone used to invite ken fatal meeting, the store had surveillance video of a man buying that very phone. ken's family said they didn't recognize him but it would novak? carriger showed him the photo. >> we asked, who is that? he said he's my neighbor, he lives two floors below. >> and just like that, a big piece of the puzzle popped into place. but, fair warning, as you will see, puzzle pieces and some residents of this downtown loft might not be quite what they seem. >> coming up -- >> a massive sense of disbelief. >> the investigation takes as many turns as

so, we asked, what does it mean to be ken burns? >> ken burns: i have had the privilege of spending my entire life making films about the u.s., capital u, capital s. but i've also had the privilege of making films about 'us,' the two-letter, lowercase, plural pronoun, that has a kind of intimacy and warmth to it. >> pelley: in the country music film, merle haggard says, country music is "about those things we believe in but can't see, like dreams and songs"-- >> burns: songs and souls- >> pelley: --"and souls." >> burns: it's telling us that there is in front of us a kind of rational world, in which one and one always equals two, but that the thing that compels us forward as human beings, is that we look for one and one equaling three. we find that in our faith. we find that in our art. we find that in our love of each other. and i think one of the things i discovered working on country music is that when i understood this dynamic between the u.s. and us, lowercase, uppercase, that i realized there's only us, no them. the choice was

ken burns is one of the preeminent documentary filmmakers of our time. his work crisscrosses american life, from the brooklyn bridge to baseball to jazz to the civil war to country music. and today's moderator is, as we think of her in our house, and as i told her, the thoughtful and informed soundtrack to our evening every single evening. she's the senior national correspondent and primary substitute anchor for pbs's news hour, a former foreign correspondent whose reporting includes education and politics, sports and culture. now, i'm going to turn it over to you, amna. thank you so much. >> melody, thank you so much for that very kind introduction. i have to say, i think my kids would disagree, they have a different nickname for me in this household. i'm more of sort of a nagging, annoying soundtrack to their lives. but i am so pleased to be here today. i want to thank everyone out there for joining us, both on the webinar and on the webcast, and i am honored and delighted to be in conversation both with ken burns and lonnie bunch. thank you both for b

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as a constitutional expert and master lawyer, ken has served comic ken has argued 36 cases before the u.s. supreme court. as u.s. solicitor general. he served as a district judge for the columbia circuit and counselor chief of staff to u.s. attorney general william french smith and his law clerk to both chief justice warren burger and the fifth circuit judge. as most of you know, he was appointed to serve as independent counsel for five investigations including white water from 1994 many of you know ken through his writing. his author first among equals, the supreme court in american life, bear country, the baylor story, contempt memoir of the clinton investigation was a near times bestseller in 2018. and religious liberty in crisis, which was released this past tuesday and which we celebrate this evening. ken and his wife alice, who was here this evening, great to have you here alice. now reside along the peaceful banks in waco, texas. we're going to hear from two devoted joints of faith and freedom strengthen our resolve. to defend americans first freedom. please join me in welcomin

ken munro heads up pen test partners. after a quick charge—up, we went back to his place where he showed me something else particularly worrying. if you've got one of these chargers at home, then you might be surprised to find this inside. ken and his team found a 2015 raspberry pi — more of an educational piece of hardware rather than something that you may want to rely on to store your details securely. get hold of one of these and because this is connected to your home by wi—fi, well then, you can get straight onto the home network. could let you do all sorts of things. shall we change the channel? click theme plays. mum? spencer: hey, welcome to click. it's more educational! if you've got the project ev charger, you can do it without even having access to the box. you can do it remotely. so once you're onto someone's home network, if you haven't changed that router admin password, you can send all the traffic to the hacker. that means they can do things like set up sites that look like the real deal but steal yo

ken leon joins us with cfra. let me ask you, are we going to see a consolidation in the financial space that you follow each and every day? kenneth: the consolidation will happen, yes, and it is happening to the largest banks, regional banks, and the smaller banks. there are still thousands of u.s. banks that can consolidate, but the disruptor is fintech companies that accelerate consolidation because they are looking at digitalization to replace bricks and mortar. tom: how do they compete with jp morgan and the others from bank of america? how do they compete with big people with big budgets? kenneth: it is increasingly more challenging because many consumers are banking via their mobile phones or by their laptops, which means that local presence and relationships is almost a legacy look in the rear mirror to older baby boomers because digitalization is changing how we live and how we bank. lisa: in the meantime, people are looking at consumer appetite to borrow at a time when they are flush with cash and that i

i love this new pairing by the way, ken burns. how are you today? i want to make sure i can i'm great but can do i have to say mr. secretary the whole time. that's the first time friend of mine for so long. i know i have just some guy from jersey trying to make it in a big city. just a yankee fan from jersey dane lonnie. yeah. absolutely. we're gonna get into the sports rivalries a little bit later. that's gonna be safe for the q&a portion of this and just a reminder to everyone out there who is watching on the webinar. you can submit your questions at any time. just click on the q&a button at the bottom. don't use the raise your hand or chat function. click q&a submit your questions. we will try to work them in so gentlemen the title of this conversation is history is now and we are sitting here talking by the way as the second impeachment trial of the former president is unfolding on very weird split screen moment in all of our lives. it's undoubted that we're living through historic times, but i really want to talk today about how we frame our hi

>> reporter: yeah, ken, another warm day, another call for everyone to use less energy. are we hitting the point of flex alert fatigue? >> california relies a lot on hydro, and we're getting very low hydro this summer. and that's what -- that's the real challenge, combined with the fact that we already import a lot of electricity, but there's limits to how much i res energy crunch, justarm eraturnd you now have year alert of the white noise. andt turns into the boy w a with anyalls to d anything, i think you get desensitized over time. >> reporter: lucas davis is professor and researcher at berkeley's energy institute, he understands why a lot of californians are increasingly frustrated with the power situation. >> it just -- it makes you wonder how -- how are things being managed? >> reporter: set aside the longer term questions about the state's energy needs, there's the immediate problem of avoiding brown outs in the near term and that will mean conservation. >> but i don't think flex alerts are the way to do it. i think -- there's just not that >> reporter: just as c

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ken burns, how are you today? i want to make sure i can hear you. >> i'm great but do i have to say mr. secretary the whole time? friend of mine for so long. i have to say it. >> i'm just some guy from jersey trying to make it in the big city. >> just a yankee fan from jersey named lonnie. yeah. >> absolutely. >> we're going to get into the sports rivalries, a little bit later. okay? that's going to be saved for the q&a portion of this. and, just a reminder to everyone out there, who is watching on the webinar. you can submit your questions, at any time. just click on the q&a button at the bottom. don't use the raise-your-hand or chat function. click q&a. submit your questions, we will try to work them in. so, gentlemen, the title of this conversation is "history is now." and we are sitting here talking, by the way, as the second impeachment trial of the former president is unfolding, on very weird, split-screen moment in all our lives. it's undoubted that we are living through historic times but i really want to

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president biden is believed to take action ken dilanian has the latest on that >> reporter: less than three weeks after president biden demanded russian leader vladimir putin crack down on cyber criminals, the u.s. government once again is scrambling tonight to contain what some experts call one biggest ransomware attacks ever cyber researchers say hundreds of businesses in the united states hit and more than 1,000 across the world. researchers say the attack was carried out by revil, the same russian-based company that escorted from jvs, the world's largest meat packer. it is probably one of the biggest, if not the biggest ransomeware attacks ever >> reporter: biden directed his administration to help victims and find those responsible. he said he wasn't yet sure the attack came from russia, but - >> if it is, either with knowledge of and/or consequence of russia then, i told putin we will respond. >> reporter: the hackers reached so many victims by first attacking information technology company kaseya, which confirmed tonight it was hit by a sophisticated cyber attack o software use

i'm ken wayne. and i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight. >> those parents say they had to exit a flight because their 3 year-old son would not wear a mask. kron four's. dan kerman us live for us now at san francisco international airport with their story tonight. good evening, dan. >> good evening, just in this area. family says they don't have an issue with the mask mandate. but they say there should be some more leeway when it involves families and they don't like the way they were treated by southwest airlines. >> was advocate of their airline. i look them for such a long time and now. >> of completely flipped around from one experience that i've had with them, which is a very, very bad experience. bay area resident eric hanson says he won't fly southwest airlines again. >> after he and his family had to exit the san jose bound plane when he couldn't get his 3 year-old son to put his mask on before takeoff. he says 2 flight attendants and gate agent treated them like criminals use very in

ken, great to have y ken paxton, great to have you back on. we saw this story and thought this was stunning. texas flipping the script on the biden administration, texas border counties and republicans in state legislature now pushing to use pandemic bailout money for the state own waterfall and border security the biden administration you can use pandemic bailout funds to fight crime. have you heard from the white house on this? >> they don't call me very often these days but i love the script on them and taking advantage of the stimulus dollars to do something they failed to do which is protect ourur border ad citizens and stop illegal immigration and crime associated with it. elizabeth: i have got state democrats in texas sang republican lawmakers, you can't do that. you can't use texas check with $350 billion on the portable and border security. what would you say to the texas democrats? >> i'm not surprised they are saying from affect the party line that we want open borders, no matter the impact on our state, no matter the impact on our

many of you know ken through his writing. he is the author of first among equals, the supreme court and american life. bear country, the baylor story. contempt, a memoir of the clinic -- clinton investigation which was a new york times bestseller 2018. and, religious liberty and crisis. which was released this past tuesday and we celebrate this evening. ken and his wife, alice, who was here this evening, great to have you here, now reside along the brazos river in waco, texas. we are blessed to hear from two devoted giants of faith and freedom who has shaped -- you have shaped our thinking and strengthen our resolve area to defend america's first freedom. please join me in welcoming dr. tom farr and judge can starr. dr. farr: thank you, david. i cannot tell you what a pleasure and honor it is to be here to discuss this book. working with the freedom institute, who could be for freedom and not want to relive -- and not want to read this book. we will get into it the title means tonight. and, i would like to get right into this

convenience store named itself after one of his sculptures, and the bbc made a music video. ♪ it's ken nyberg ♪ >> but even in a town of 78, ken's still not the most famous nyberg space shuttle mission sds 24, one of two trips to the international space station for karen nyberg, all with this proud dad. his daughter >> she accomplished quite a lot. >> even carved out, thanks to her dad, a space of her own in vining. >> oh, my gosh, it's you >> reporter: ken nyberg didn't need a big city. >> this is so neat. >> reporter: to make a big splash >> cockroach right where he was planted for the news, i'm boyd huppert >> i just love it. i just love it >>> and in case you forgot to mark your calendar, today is world ufo day, a holiday taking on more significance this year in the wake of last week's u.s. intelligence report on ufos a record that revealed that th government cannot explain 143 of 144 mysterious flying objects spotted from 2004 to this year joining me now is avi loeb, a harvard professor of science and astronomy, professor, happy world ufo day. >> thank you good to be with you. >

we will bring in ken delainian, and daniel gold, attorney for the southern district of new york, and the lead counsel for democrats in the first impeachment trial for president trump in barbara quaid of the first district of new york, and thankfully for us, a msnbc legal analyst. and ken, i will begin with you, what we have learned so far about these charges are based on what the attorneys representing alan weisselberg, and certainly from the trump organization side, so, you don't know what is coming out of the indictments when we see them, but lay out for us some of the charges that we are expecting to see. >> that is a terrific point that you are making, ayman. you don't know, but from our colleague tom winter who is in the courtroom, we believe that the charges are in part, a tax avoidance scheme by the trump organization which is a scheme to pay the employees lavish benefits in lieu of a salary. so now they are asking for documents of tuition paid on behalf of a grandchild of alan weisselberg, and a leased mercedes-benz, and the charges are almost never brought as a criminal matt

boyd cooper >> when you live in a town with a population this small, sometimes you got to think big ken nyberg has spent nearly 40 years, helping tiny vining, minnesota, find its spotlight. >> look at that, guy, huh, he's big. >> reporter: from animal to whimsical, the creations of ken knight get popped up all over vining. >> an eagle on a stump. >> reporter: his latest marks a milestone. >> 101 i've got it written right here. >> 101 metal sculptures since this 83-year-old self-taught welder and artist found a talent hiding inside him and started sharing it >> they have water melon day every year, the old ladies in town asked me when are you going to make a water melon, i finally got around to it an elephant made of lawn mower blades i believe it was 955, if i remember correctly something different, you know. >> reporter: the retired construction worker started modestly in his 40s with a crudely welded tree, followed by a leg lifted dog, at which time, ken was nipping at his passion. >> everybody accuses me of making myself. it's not me. my son told me when i was making it he said be su

ken munro heads up pen test partners. after a quick charge—up, we went back to his place where he showed me something else particularly worrying. if you've got one of these chargers at home, then you might be surprised to find this inside. ken and his team found a 2015 raspberry pi. more of an educational piece of hardware rather than something that you may want to rely on to store your details securely. get hold of one of these and because this is connected to your home by wi—fi, well then, you can get straight onto the home network. could let you do all sorts of things. shall we change the channel? click theme plays mum? hey, welcome to... it's more educational! if you have got the project ev charger, you can do it without even having access to the box. you can do it remotely. so once you're onto someone's home network, if you have not changed the router admin password, you can send all the traffic to the hacker. that means they can do things like set up sites that look like the real deal but steal your password and

good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm juliette goodrich in for elizabeth. it comes on the two-year anniversary of the mass shooting. and right now a memorial is being held in gilroy to honor the victims. >> kpix 5's len ramirez is there right now, len? >> reporter: well, the gilroy community came together here in gilroy tonight at precisely the same moment that shots rang out two years ago at christmas hill park, 5:40 p.m. now, because -- instead of being held at the christmas hill park side of the mass shooting, the memorial was held outside the new gilroy strong resiliency center downtown. in many ways, they're dealing with the aftermath of the shooting that took the lives of stephen romero, keyla salazar and trevor irby. >> we're never going to forget the lives that were lost here, and many people who live in gilroy already forever affected by it. so that will never change. but the strength that comes from being together in community and moving on is something that helps us pick ourselves up and heal. >> reporter: the new gilroy strong resiliency center

ken paxton says quote hervis is a felon rightly barred from voting under texas law. he prosecutes it whenever he wants to as well it would seem and wherever she wants he wants to. the alleged illegal voting hervis is accused of took place a year and a half ago. it's not like he was hiding. it like i said, he was a national media figure for a hot minute. he had to cast his vote after that six plus hour week before heading off to his other job. apparently this is the moment to arrest him, to lock them up on $100,000 bail and to bring charges against him that could put him in jail for decades. this is the moment. for some reason now, it had to happen today. as republican legislators gather in the texas take capital to try and make it harder for texans who looked like hervis rodgers to vote and in time for ken paxton to give his big headline or speech at cpac this weekend in dallas before donald trump takes the stage there. i should tell you texted tony general ken paxton himself is under indictment on securities fraud charges in the state of texas. has been four years.

it had been four years since steven was told ken parnell was his father. parnell and steven ended up in the little town of comptche, california, which is in mendocino county. >> comptche was really tiny. it had maybe a post office and a general store. and he kept him on the grounds in a trailer. >> so this is where ken parnell used to live many years ago. it's a good place to hide. it's a long ways from anywhere out here. >> nobody knew what was going on behind closed doors, and that this wasn't a father and son at all. >> by this time, i'm pretty certain that parnell felt i've got him emotionally locked in. so he knew this kid was going nowhere. >> from all outward appearances, he'd adjusted to his new life. there was no school out there, so every day he had to get on a bus and ride for 30 minutes. > this picture just describes what he looked like. his personality, his hairdo, his flannel shirt, his smile. >> my name is lori and steven stayner was my boyfriend in high school. he had a great personality. he was spunky. you could see that he wanted to play

thanks, ken. >> taylor crabb and ken belson. >>> we have dr. irwin redlener. thank you for being here. should players like taylor who you hust just now who are asymptomatic be allowed to play? it's probably as good if not better than a covid asymptomatic player. >> well, it's a tough call. it's heartbreaking to hear a player who's been training all these years and this is the ultimate activity they want to do, and they've been so prepped for physically and mentally. this is a blow. but at the end of the day from a public health point of view, we have to isolate and separate people who are covid-positive testing, even if the at the moment they're asymptomatic. the reason is they can still transmit the virus to other people unfortunately. >> doctor, team usa's doc has revealed that 100 of the 613 athletes are still not vaccinated. it is a higher vaccination rate than the national average, but does that number still concern you, and does that put other athletes at risk? >> well, it considers me a lot and the reason is we should not be having events or opening up

. >> state farm brought in ken busey. >> typically i'm hired by an insurance company to answer what the cause of the fire is. >> when that investigator looked at that severely burned light, he was able to determine that the filament had not been energized at the time of the fire, meaning, the light wasn't on. >> if a bulb is off, of course, it's not apt to be the cause of the fire. mr. rl story, it simply couldn't have been true. >> ken buske turns his report in em,e's cnc this is no accident. >> but for whatever reason, that report didn't stop the insurance company from paying out the claim. >> karl was paid $215,000, and it was not explained why their recommendation to not have him be paid out was overlooked. >> the insurance company did a very good investigation. law enforcement, it didn't seem, was doing anything. >> i never saw mr. buske's report. i didn't know who mr. buske was. >> it just seemed like, when karl moved to new york a few days after the fire, it's like everything stopped. and there wasn't much follow-up. >> i asked if they would front the monies for me to travel back

i'm ken what i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching 4 news at 6. what we do know is that our community is hurting and wounded and the person that's the perpetrator to they can be the victim tomorrow and vice versa. >> now it's 6 the deadly weekend crime wave in oakland is bringing added attention to the police department. the police chip chief saying that his officers were overwhelmed on the 4th of july. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne, nobody can say definitively definitively with just one year of data. why we're seeing this big spike in crime in the east bay. still a crime for off tells us oakland community activists and city leaders say. >> the answer is not adding more police officers. >> on the 4th of july. oakland police were bogged down responding to fires a massive sideshow. >> and 7 shootings during a 15 hour period. >> they were so strapped. most fireworks related calls did not get responses silence and the city of oakland. that's is gotte

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. the news at 6. coming up next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> they are now averaging a 176 cases of covid a day. and again, that numbers increasing on a daily basis. >> now it's 6 health officials say san francisco is seeing a 4th surge of covid-19 cases due in part to the emergence of the highly contagious. delta variant. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan for pam moore. >> officials are recommending that both vaccinated and unvaccinated residents where their masks indoors to prevent the spread of the virus. kron four's. dan kerman is live in san francisco with more. dan. >> well, we have to tell you that this was not unexpected, that we would get this surge. but health officials are saying it is going a lot faster than they expected. and that is why likely next week they will start mandating masking indoors. san francisco is now averaging a 176 new covid cases per week. that's a tenfold increas

rogers and miss mason are not the poster child that ken paxton is looking for. we really hope that justice will prevail here and cooler heads because we have a man's liberty on the line here. >> crystal mason, hervis rogers, please remember their names, america. these two people are trying to do their civic duty which is what we want americans to do. by the way, these laws against being able to vote because you have a felony are jim crow era relics that should go. we wish you the best of luck and please pass that along to mr. rogers as well. thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, still ahead, the twice impeached florida retiree continues to spew nonsense about the election and insurrection as his post-election legal team faces their own legal comeuppance. we'll be right back. ight back. ugh, these balls are moist. or is that the damp weight of self-awareness you now hold in your hand? yeah-h-h. (laugh) keep your downstairs dry with gold bond body powder. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's keep your downstairs dry coverage customizer tool? so

i'm ken wayne. and i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight. >> those parents say they had to exit a flight because their 3 year-old son would not wear a mask. kron four's. dan kerman us live for us now at san francisco international airport with their story tonight. good evening, dan. >> good evening, just in this area. family says they don't have an issue with the mask mandate. but they say there should be some more leeway when it involves families and they don't like the way they were treated by southwest airlines. >> was advocate of their airline. i look them for such a long time and now. >> of completely flipped around from one experience that i've had with them, which is a very, very bad experience. bay area resident eric hanson says he won't fly southwest airlineag

teresa. >> well, hi, pam and ken, you know, as the day comes to an end. there is going to be a very special night search that's going to get underway for this missing hiker as missing runner, i should say, from claim as you were mentioning he was last seen when he went running on saturday. take a look at some of this video that we took of where he was running on

i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >> from the bay. area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> at 6. well, look at the map and excessive heat wave has arrived in the bay area. triple digit temperatures in many inland locations this evening. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne an excessive heat warning has been issued for parts of the bay area. kron four's, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to tell us how hot it's going to get. yeah. guys. we've been talking about this kind of this ridge is here now some place the bay area already in the triple digits today. this is not the peak of the heat. we've got a ways to go. what's interesting, though, is we're seeing that sea breeze. even some white caps out of the waters toward alcatraz that kept the temperatures as much as 40 degrees cooler. >> along the coastline. so, yeah, re

i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. the counting station from that. he's about to that. >> bucks. but i think now it's my neck. 25 even bucks. >> so it's just too much. an uptick in pricing across popular. rideshare apps is pushing some passengers to other modes of transportation. >> and for some that means going back to the old fashion taxi evening. i'm ken wayne and i pale more taxicab companies are reporting an uptick in business over the last few fortune. well, bellow joins us now live from san francisco with more on the shift in business. noel. >> pam and ken, i wish this show started about 10 minutes early because one of the cab companies i'm about to introduce you to just dropped off a passenger right here next to me, of course, as you know, here in san francisco, especially, we have so many different ways to get around whether that's a scooter or rideshare app. cab companies, of course, have kind of been pushed to the wayse

>> reporter: ken, that's right, so contra costa county has one of the highest case rates in the bay area right now according to the latest data by the cdc. some leading health experts say that the cdc should be using a different metric in determining mask mandates and recommendations. >> oh gosh, here we go. >> reporter: bay area counties including contra costa have recommended people wear masks -- >> ready to conquer the world. >> reporter: -- in public, indoor spaces, vaccinated or not, as cases rise again. creating angst, anger and debate. >> it's a touchy subject for a lot of people. you know, it's their right, absolutely it's their right, but it's also my right why should i have to wear masks inside and outside if i've got the vaccine and you don't want to. then you wear the mask. >> they say people like me who have not been vaccinated areferd increase.o's an so i definitely understand why. >> reporter: the centers for disease control and prevention's new recommendation to mask indoors vaccinated or not in areas of substantial or high levels of transmission is based on case and posi

and former dhs acting deputy secretary ken cuccinelli. update on cuba, it has been assaulting and disappearing thousands of pro democracy protesters, no word from the progress of left on that. senator mitch mcconnell calls them vitaly naive for buying into the propaganda that cuba is a socialist paradise. >> moderates will balk at president's 4 trillion dollar spendingil free. democrats and republicans opposing senate majority leader chuck schumer bare knuckle politics, forcing a vote next week. when the bill has not even been introduced, the dollar will take hits, house democrats holding a hearing on origins of the pandemic. this o after more than 600,000 u.s. deaths and trillions of dollars lost in shut down, we'll gett a look at that hearing. reporting out of washington, democrat will try to flip the script on their own defund police push. it caused them to lose a dozen house seats in 2020, we have an historic rise in drug overdose deaths in the u.s., the sharpest annual increase in 3 decades, this amid a historic rise in seizures of f

ashley: okay, ken paxton, the texas a. g rks thank you for being with us this morning we appreciate. >> it thanks have a great day. todd: we leave with you this fish flying out of a plane. going to great heights to restock the statessens rural lakes. ashley: this is that wild video showing an airplane dumping thousands of fish from the air into the leg. they are called finger lings only about 1 to 3 inches long. >> the utah division of they flutter down slowly to the water. can drop up to 35,000 fish with a single trip, with that. ashley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ [chanting u.s.a.] >> our movement is the greatest in american history and it has just begun. [cheers and applause] >> president biden and attorney general maker garland focus on reducing gun violence as crime rates are soaring. >> if we don't start having real federal legislation we will never get this crisis under control. >> what would you do? >> you have to give the police back their authority. >> protesters filling the streets of cuba demandin

few, i should say, have done that more vig rugly than ken paxton has. that's going to become, i think, the wall, the next big issue that trump supporters are already chanting at the rallies that he's given. stop the steal. you hear it all the time. that is his litmus test. did you come to my aid when i needed you the most, when i'm avenging this grave injustice about the stolen election. >> and, jeremy, without preempting anything that's going to come out in your forthcoming book, when you recently sat down with president trump, has time wounded his loss at all or is he still pretty aggrieved over losing the presidency to joe biden? >> you know, i think -- one thing i picked up sfr him both times i spoke with him, he still sounds just as aggrieved as he did the day he left office. he does genuinely think this was stolen from him. he's been -- i should say he's convinced himself of that, and for that reason, i think anybody who doesn't take seriously the idea that he could run for election is mistaken. i'm saying a lot could change in the next year and a

catherine heenan and ken wayne are here. >> thank you, vicki. thank you. grant your part of what we're working on coming up at 6 o'clock as pandemic traffic returns to san francisco. it could cost you to drive and city streets will tell you about the effort to ease congestion and how soon this could take effect and we are tracking the wildfires and rage across california. at least 9 of them are burning right now. 2 of them have merged to create an even mask more massive fire. we have the latest on the containment efforts i'm ken wayne. and i'm catherine heenan. the news at 6. coming up next. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. a fire meant. >> to prove you've been vaccinated and if you have not, you'll be tested. >> now it's 6 california governor gavi

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>> reporter: ken and juliette, she got so inspired to protect the ocean she quit her technical writing business of two decades and dove into a whole new mission. >> good job. >> reporter: twice a month beach cleanups in half moon bay collect trash -- >> plastic bottle cap. >> reporter: -- from plastic bottle caps to cigarette butts. >> i feel like a hero. >> reporter: volunteers like 8-year-old jade stark feel good. >> it's like you're saving the animals and the ocean and on land. >> reporter: the beach cleanup, one project of sea hugger. >> see their flight path? >> reporter: the nonprofit founded in 2018 to protect and heal the marine environment. she got the idea in part after diving at the great barrier reef with her husband. >> there were large swaths of dead and bleached coral. and it was really shocking to see that. >> reporter: the half moon bay surfer had an aha moment. >> and i realized that i have the skills and the heart to be the voice for mama ocean, because the ocean and the animal that is live in the marine ecosystem really can't speak for themselves. >> i feel like jus

. >>> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a firsthand look at the increasingly urgent search for a missing bay area jogger. 37-year-old ultra marathon runner phillip disappeared three days ago. he told his wife he was going for a run in the pleasanton ridge regional park on saturday morning and never returned. his car and cellphone were found at the maller ranch staging area. on the phone, a map of the 8-mile route he planned to run. kpix 5's katie nielsen is live -- katie, what's happening right now? >> reporter: it might look here. that's because all of the daytime ground search and rescue crews have gone home, but on the night shift tonight, it's actually crews up in the air. tonight the alameda county sheriff's department is taking over to search efforts from the air, using a drone equipped with infrared cameras. >> we got a good picture here during the daytime. if it cools off at night but yet your body temperature is different than what the ground temperature would be, so it

have a link on our web site that will help you out just search child tax credit on kron. 4 dot com ken pam, now back to hugh grant. thank you. california will continue to require masks for teachers and students inside schools. >> even if they've been fully vaccinated. so state health leaders are keeping their mask mandate despite recent cdc guidance saying that masks are not necessary for vaccinated people inside schools. the state's department of public health has aligned with the cdc saying that masks are optional outdoors for all individuals doctor mark galli of california, department of health and human services is defending their approach. >> who needs a name heavier on masking. user testing resources and less on the recommendation. around physical distancing. so that's why california is choosing the approach that we're choosing. >> galley says the state will continue to enforce this mask mandate until more teens get their covid vaccines. he says he hopes to let all schools resume full in person learning in the future. but until then, the department of public health will continue

i'm ken wayne. i pale more. san francisco is getting set to host his first official fireworks show since the pandemic four's, maureen kelly talked sfpd and police are warning the public that all other fireworks outside the official show. >> our illegal in the city. even the ones called safe and say. >> this is video of an illegal fireworks display going off the patrol hill. it's been a semi regular occurrence for the past month, even more so as we get closer to the 4th of july holiday. the booming of the explosives. scaring pets and concerning some residents, especially as this is happening in a densely packed neighborhood not far from the dry grasses of the star king

can buck is from colorado -- can buck -- ken buck is from colorado. they were talking about competing against these larger companies. i think that resonated with him. we just want a fair shake. we are not getting it. that was leading to some of his motivation in supporting this legislation as a republican 22 help small businesses -- wanting to help small businesses. peter: one thing that may see legislation is privacy. john: privacy is an interesting one. i think there was a lot of momentum a year ago -- a year or two back. the senate committee, the house committee had been coming together, talking about what proposals might look like. there might have been a sideline this year. there has been a loss of trust in the tech companies. a common interest in putting safeguards in place. what not aside the efforts, those still exist. you have seen the house talking about convening roundtables. some talk about trying to get back to it. we have not had hearings in a big white like we had before. it seems tossed aside -- hearings like we had before. it seems to