sandra? >> sandra: gabby petito fugitive brian laundrie by fox news and entertained this exclusive video of his parents emerging from florida home under the cover of darkness to remove various things from the front lawn. including laundry baskets and along with a sign to remember gabby petito who used to live there with brian and his family before she was killed. all of this coming into the family and accusations of withholding information from authorities. steve harrigan is reporting live in north port, florida, with the latest, hi, steve. >> sandra, that was a rare appearance by brian laundrie is parents held up inside the house throughout the weekend and just after 11:00 p.m. emerging to take some laundry baskets off of their front lawn and the poster that had gabby's face on it as well. the fox news digital team was on it just after 11:00 and try to shout questions to the parents. >> do you have anything to say about gabby? the neighbors think you know more than what you are saying. >> po

said he saw sandra in her car. >> and calling out, sandra, sandra, then he says that he couldn't get into the door. he called a friend to come and help him open the door. >> called a friend to help him find a body? wouldn't be the first time a guilty party did that. >> and did ryan remain here at the scene, wait for the police officers? >> yeah. >> and talk to them there? >> yeah. >> was there anything in the report about his demeanor that night? >> you know, initially investigators thought that maybe he wasn't saying everything that happened and -- >> yeah. and he's -- >> you know. >> holding back a little. >> yeah. and maybe he was a little bit nervous. >> but ryan had an alibi, right? he was at work when sandra was killed. well, ponce found out the estimated time of sandra's death was really more of a rough guess. and that sandra could just as well have been murdered hours earlier, when ryan wasn't at work. and then there were the results from ryan's 2006 polygraph exam. what was the result of that? >> he wasn't viewed as passed. >> which didn't look good for ryan. except, darren'

sandra? >> sandra: thank you. john? >> john: the state department's inspector general is investigating the biden administration's final moves in afghanistan. state department correspondent with the latest on the investigation. hi, rich. >> the state department to say that there is between 10200 americans still looking to get out of afghanistan. this is two months after troops drawn down the scenes in the airport they are with afghans and americans desperately. the state department general inspectors office is communicate with congress saying they are looking into how the u.s. exited afghanistan. sources say the inspector general is working with the pentagon and department of formant security inspector general, among others. there will likely be multiple reports and all of that could take months. congressional republicans have launched their own investigation into the american exit, especially the failure to evacuate afghans who work with the u.s. over the past couple of decades. republicans are requesting that the white

hi, sandra. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york. it is friday, we also asked democratic candidate to join us, but terry mcauliffe's team said his schedule today was too tight. we will keep asking. today we'll hear from glen youngkin on why issue striking nerve in virginia and spreading far beyond. first, breaking news at this hour. if the supply chain crisis so far had you worried about having few too turkeys or finding perfect christmas tree, you might stop stressing about holidays as shortages become potentially deadly danger to people's health. >> john: empty shelves in hospital pharmacys and drugs are the difference between life and death for patients, now the american -- urgent public health crisis. >> sandra: live in atlanta, home of the cdc headquarters. >> sandra and john, supply chain disruption having impact on medication in short supply because of covid-19 pandemic. the reasons are similar to other products. it is costly, the store inventory in warehouses, pharmaceutical companies have incentive to keep distribution chain

. >> sandra: thanks. i started off in wall street following in family foot steps on the trading floor. i was a trader. it was a remarkable moment for me after i joined fox news in 2007. to find myself standing on the new york stock exchange trading floor. we were looking at the unfolding of a financial crisis right after we launched the fox business network. you had so many reports from the new york stock exchange talking about it. thanks for the look back. mike emanuel, this is 24 years ago? >> mike: cafes like this serve all meals on tortillas. >> mike: look at that baby face. some stories are better than others. a few weeks later i was on a plane to london to cover the passing of princess diane. my first appearance was breaking down lunch. >> sandra: that was so awesome. [laughing]. this was almost too much fun. >> mike: one from charles from 2008. >> it might be manic monday here. there is a great lesson for individual investors. you can't throw a dart. folks come on television and say i like this or

sandra? >> sandra: some high school students in virginia staging a walkout today after parents accused a loudoun county school board of covering up a sexual assault. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel is live in loudoun for us. what can you tell us about this case? >> it was back in may when a male student assaulted a female student, sexually assaulted a female student in a girls bathroom. scott smith is the loudoun county father who demanded answers after saying that his daughter was sexually assaulted in school. smith was arrested at a school board meeting in june after an activist told him his daughter was not sexually assaulted. now, there are calls for the superintendent and school board members in loudoun county, virginia to resign. his family attorney saying the following the judge's ruling "the smith family stands stronger than ever in moving forward to ensure that those responsible in the loudoun county school system are held accountable so that this may never happen again t

as they see the video clips, really -- >> sandra: heartbreaking. >> mike: absolutely, sandra. >> sandra: afghans starting new life in the heartland. take you inside their temporary home in wisconsin. plus this. >> the current level of debt is unsustainable, if we pass bernie's budget $45 trillion in 10 years, that is unacceptable, we are mortgaging our kids' future. >> mike: democrats slugging it out over how to spend billions of your tax dollars, could a win mean big losses in the future? doug holt and robert wolf ahead on the push to transform america into a socialist welfare state. hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click] put together. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you

sandra. >> sandra: thank you issue trace. out of stock signs are back on store shelves, not just toilet paper and cleaning products like in covid days. halloween items are hard to find, begins with cargo ships at busy ports. live from the port of long beach in california, jonathan, how many ships and how much cargo is stuck out there, not just halloween decorations, important stuff, not making it to store shelves at this time? >> pretty much anything you want to go buy right now that is imported, could be stuck there beyond the ports of l.a. and long beach, something like 60 of those vast container ships sitting out there dotting the skyline. take a look at the map from marine traffic, all those ships mapped out just sitting offshore waiting to get in. what does that mean in terms of cargo? each of the ships hold something like 15,000 of those vast containers, sandra. that means on one ship you could have as many as 120 million pairs of sneakers, 250 million ipads or 700, million cans of beans. port director tells us it is si

>> sandra: fox news alert. francis haugen testifying on capitol hill saying the social media giant is misleading the public on its progress against hate speech. >> facebook knows that they are leading young users to anorexia. it is pulling families apart. in places like ethiopia it is fanning ethnic vie len. facebook has focused on scale over safety and is likely they are using artificial intelligence to try to identify harmful ads without allowing the public oversight to see what is the actual effectiveness of that? they said the safeguards implicated free speech. the choices that are happening on the platform are about how we acted to achieve the platform. how viral was the platform? facebook changed those safety defaults in the runup to the election because they knew they wanted that acceleration of the platform back. >> sandra: senator blackburn was in that hearing today. she will join us. but we begin with jackie. >> good afternoon. so interesting to watch this all morning. francis haugen had a lot to say.

sandra. >> sandra: professor of medicine, dr. mark segall joins us. we mourn the passing of colin powell. many people are wondering what were the complications, he was being treated for blood cancer, what were complications he suffered that led to his death? >> sandra, i don't have specific details right now except to say usual complications of covid-19 that lead to death are lung complications, pneumonia from covid, he had history of parkinson, that could make that more likely, the heart canning involved and the kidney, three main organs we are concerned about with covid. he is battling multiple myeloma, blad cancer. if he was in stages of treatment for that, it is difficult for the vaccine to work. that is one reason we started giving boosters. i do not know if he had a booster. he's 84, he had a history of prostate cancer, battling multiple myeloma. i don't know if he had enough immunity to fight this off. looks like he didn't. you're 11 times more likely to die of covid if you haven't been vaccinated. he is an outlier in the sense of risks because

busy hour, sandra. we can point out the big headline is that the school shooter has been arrested and they also found what they think is the weapon used in that shooting, sandra. >> sandra: and there will be continuing coverage of that and more on the fox news channel. thanks for joining us on "america reports." i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm trace gallagher. "the story" with martha maccallum continuing coverage of breaking news starts now. >> martha: thanks, guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. right now this is "the story." moments ago, police announcing that the suspect in this high school shooting in arlington, texas that injured four is now in their custody and they're currently questioning this 18-year-old. the detectives in this case, police say he turned himself in. he went in with an attorney after a relatively short man hunt, less than a couple hours involving the fbi and the u.s. marshals. they say this stemmed from a fight that broke out from a classroom in the school.

hi, gerri. >> hi, sandra. facebook facing its own employees that are turning to curb some conservative news outlets from the news tab. 30% of americans get news from facebook, right? some facebook employees attempting to remove breitbart from news feeds. their bosses have hotly debated whether and how to restrain right wing publishes with more senior employees providing a check from the agitation from the rank and file. a spokesman from facebook says the company makes a judgment based on content, not the entire breitbart site and the facebook material met its requirements including abiding by rules of misno, sir. facebook telling fox business, we make changes to reduce problematic or low quality content to improve experiences, not because of a page's point of view. a lot of questions about that today. fox business reviewing literally thousands of pages of documents, new documents that show other employees making the same statements, very concerned about facebook. so in house, it's a big fight over these very i

i'm sandra smith in new york. look who is gracing us with his presence. >> bill: good to see you today, tom's daughter is getting married this weekend, the whole family. nice to see you. double duty today, and it's been a big day already and a ton of movement on all of this stuff. whether or not they progress toward the finish line is something that we really don't know. president biden announcing a framework, a plan which republicans say is nothing short of socialist welfare. the bigger prompt of the president is in his own party, democrats unhappy and unable to get on the same page in the press tag well below what many of the fellow democrats want. it is not just the cost but we do not yet know how they will pay for it. >> sandra: bottom line, this plan is nowhere near that done deal at this hour in the pushback is coming from democrats across the spectrum. the loudest on the far left. >> bill: moments from now, his job is to get legislation to congress on behalf of president trump. we will talk to mark in a mom

sandra? >> sandra: hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants whipping through the border and recently some violent gang members were out among them. >> and this has been a bombshell report that the administration is using secret flights to move migrants north under the cover of night. >> at the biden administration isn't such a hurry to release people because they don't have the optics of crisis so they speed up their release. and they cut that way down. ♪ ♪ eat newhomeowners. n newday's refi rate is the lowest in their history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. one call can save you thousands every year. and it's easy. there's no money out of pocket and no upfront fees. and while some banks are raising their rates, newday is holding the line for veterans. lock in your rate. >> sandra: foxes for us to tell you about the jaw-dropping number of migrants that president biden's administration is releasing into the united states, and now we are actually seeing that happen under the cov

>> sandra: the point is the loss is more seen as seasonal. that being said, to your point about messaging, when i saw biden speaking at the podium today, obviously, there wasn't a real opportunity to take a victory lap, but the messaging and the acknowledgment of the reality of the situation when it comes to inflation, he is pulling the horribly when it comes to inflation, people don't want to spend more and absolutely everything, a major supply chain crisis right now where we are going to our local pharmacies and grocery stores and they don't have our basic needs. this is a huge problem that has to be acknowledged by this administration. you are not seeing that happen but the other thing is, after the jobs report, he used that speech to talk a lot about into pages infrastructure package as a way to get back to work. fine, take an up or down vote on the infrastructure bill if that is the key to getting people back to work. why didn't he ask congress to do that? >> jesse: but he can't because they are now on a two track. if they vote for the 1

sandra. >> sandra: ayesha hasnie reporting on the hill. we ark -- await two more republicans, we'll get back to the room in a moment. >> john: in the meantime, bring in andy mccarthy, fox news contrib utor. a lot of language was walked by, that was way over the top letter to president biden, should the attorney general abandon the whole thing or is there justification to keep the f.b.i. involved? >> there is no justification, john. he won't back off from the letter, even though he's been asked to for a simple reason. he committed in his confirmation hearing that he would not politicize the justice department or alaw it to be politicized and that's been done. the school board association consulted closely with the white house and sent this letter and less than a week later, garland cranks out this memo, which isn't a case long and dispatches f.b.i. to essentially harass parents and suppress their decent on circumstances he knows there is no federal jurisdiction. he won't apologize, he would have to acknowledge what he did. >> john: we want

the richmond, sandra fell commute a little under 18 minutes as you head a richmond across towards sandra fell, the golden gate bridge about 15 minutes for your drive there. so you have the fog to try to contend with. then the red bridges as well. so definitely people are taking their time as they're driving the dries bridge of the hour. the san mateo bridge a little under 27 minutes for your drive time there. a long a deer. you got some issues traffic collisions. one oh, one southbound, north of temple prize drive another 1, 1, oh, one, northbound south of temple pies drive there and then some roadway flooding that's at lucky dry and a deer. you can see just how slow the richmond sandra fell bridge is here in oakland 88 or 8880, northbound right here at 23rd avenue. you've got an accident there. take 5.80. but look at that. you're seeing delays all along and 13 to maybe international boulevard would be a good option, but it's pretty backed up there as well. traveling crockett down towards the maze. look at that. 5, 1880, how red it is all across the mat you're seeing delays highway for n

let's bring in sandra smith. great to see you today, sandra. what are we learning about this? >> sandra: well, now members of the house gop say they want the fbi to stop probing parents. that was predicated on this letter that they have now apologized for. that would make sense. i fear in all of this, covering this story and being a parent myself, the intimidation factor is already there for so many parents. these parents live in school districts where they might be struggling or think that their voices can't be heard and stepping up, showing up to school board meetings and now there's this. people just can't move or change schools. they see the learning gap that happened during the pandemic here. they just want their kids to learn. now there's this intimidation factor that i don't know even if the doj tells the fbi to stop probing these parents, if they get too loud in the room or whatever it is, that parents fear retaliation. i think that's a big part of this. after that letter was issued and beforehand as well. >> martha: you know, i think back to the irs and the tea party

it's magic that we got sandra here in 2 1/2 minutes. you were listening to that news conference and listening to carl and i as you talk about, this it's interesting that president biden will have a meeting with progressives this afternoon. he's really been wedged by this group. they've put him in a difficult position. over the weekend, he said we'll do what you want. we'll treat them as one bill. the infrastructure deal and the the human infrastructure deal. it's interesting he's meeting with them virtually. he was at the hill the other day going to the caucus. for some reason, he's going to keep his distance from the progressives. >> some of the progressives have thrown out there in order to reduce the size of the bill to shorten the life span, we heard from some of the programs that was in the bill. perhaps there's some appetite for that. i don't know. we have larry kudlow on in the 1:00 hour, martha. i asked him where we might see some give, especially when it comes to what joe manchin is looking for. he said manchin's whole take is

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out. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. thanks for joining us. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" starts rights now with martha maccallum. >> martha: good to see you. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. today we mourn the loss of an earn icon. a soldier in the u.s. army. he was born here in new york city from immigrants from jamaica. he rose to the highest levels of the u.s. government. >> it shows to the world what is possible in this country. shows that follow our model and over a period of time from our beginning, if you believe in the values we espouse, you can see things as miraculous as we sitting before you to receive your approval. >> martha: colon powell in 2001 reflecting on his past to become the first black secretary state. a trail that he blazed as national security adviser. his family announced his death from covid-related complications. he had cancer as well. he was 84. he played a major role in u.s. politics for decades. many wanted him to be a presidential candidate. instead, he was presid

sandra? >> i apologize for the pain that those poor families had to endure as a result of their family members contracting covid in nursing homes. >> that was governor hochul apologizing to the families of those who died in nursing homes. the governor had a closed door meeting. ron kim says it's not enough. >> it's not just about me. as you know, it's about the thousands of families that the former governor gaslit and reduced them into a death cult, implying that it was all driven by politics. for this governor to take the step in the right direction, it was instrumental. now it's up to the families to turn this empathy into real action and accountability. >> sandra: the families are calling on the state to release all nursing home data and a victim's compensation fund. >> john: next door to new york, new jersey is the only state under federal investigation under the handing of the covid pandemic and two veteran state-run hospitals. this comes as the governor face as tough re-election bid. br

sandra fell bridge as well. so an uptick in traffic, a little under 17 minutes to make that drive across or sandra fell here in oakland. 5.80, westbound east 98th avenue. you've got another traffic collision there. so you might want to hop on 8.80 this morning as you're commuting of a delay, whole 80 eastbound at tennessee street. good alton would be highway 29, if you're trying to get along around those delays that we're seeing there. the san mateo bridge a little under 60 minutes heading across towards the peninsula and up in sandra fell one oh, one southbound at lucas valley road. another traffic collision. last time i checked in on this, we have more of a delay. so things are starting to improve darya. james, back to you. all right. thank you, greg. veterans from across the country are traveling to dc once again after the covid pandemic grounded honor flights for 18 months. yeah. so the nonprofit gives all expense paid trips to those who served during world war 2 during the korean war and during the vietnam

the richmond sandra fell bridge, also some pretty good rainfall. and stretching a little bit further northward along one. oh, one out towards napa county and sonoma counties. we're also seeing some of that increase rainfall it's definitely picking up out into richmond down through berkeley in the east bay bay bridge, golden gate bridge richmond sandra fell bridge is they're all in the midst of some of this heavy rain right now. and if you push down a little bit further on to the peninsula. rainfall intensity might not be as high, but we are seeing widespread areas of rain from half moon bay up highway one on up and down highway one. oh, one as well as 2.80 sfo is very wet as well would not be surprised to see some delayed flights out there out to the east bay. we have a light rainfall stretching down into the tri valley up through san ramon danville walnut creek over highway 24 on over into areas like a random go lafayette oakland out to alameda in the midst of it. vinnie shut car bridges also covered in rainfall and from the label up to napa over

your sandra thoughts? yes, yes. you know, i my 1st time absent the rotor as well, i just moved to the united states last year. and i think that this election is the most important election we've had in at least 20 years because it is effectively a referendum on mass murder. because that is the policy of that at their demonstration. it's murdered all sorts of people in its brutal war against drugs. and so if a do therapy is elected, in other words, it, sorry that there it is addicted. it, it's the philippine people effectively saying that they don't mind a legacy of mass murder. and if they elect for it and embargo stuner, it's also the filipino people saying they don't mind a legacy of human rights violations and theft and corruption. so part of this election is 3 about the future of liberal democracy in the philippines. it's also about the future of my profession, esa phillip as a historian of the philippines because embark was campaign essentially an attempt to whitewash history. so this, yeah, yeah. what i, i was

>> that's correct john and sandra. if you start with the creation of the commission, it was clear from the beginning. and she went to the extreme of rejecting the picks that kevin mccarthy made to be on the committee so they undermine the credibility from day one. and it meander around and look for things to keep going after donald trump. they don't want to deal with the things they are facing in everyday america, and this week we don't have single vote on the house floor to deal with the inflation that scribbling american families, taking money out of their pocketbooks and gas gas prices are higher. the port shortages where you are seeing a supply chain disruption and they are not bring a bill on any of that. they want to keep going after donald trump every school day because they will don't want people paying attention to the devastating things that the policies are doing to families at home. and that's what you're seeing people revolt against all across the country. >> what has been your take away, domestic terroris

my sandra, i am an absentee photo. as pop filipino, a selection will be the most controversial since 2016. i will make sure that my phone will be counted lasandra thoughts. yes, yes. you know i am a 1st time absent the rotor as well. i just moved to the united states last year, and i think that this election is the most important election we've had in at least 20 years because it is effectively a referendum on mass murder because that is the policy of that it there that ministration is murdered, all sorts of people in its brutal war against drugs. and so if a do therapy is elected, in other words, it, sorry that there it is addicted. it's the philippine people effectively saying that they don't mind a legacy of mass murder. and if they elect for it and embargo stuner, it's also the filipino people saying they don't mind a legacy of human rights violations and theft and corruption. so part of this election is 3 about the future of liberal democracy in the philippines. it's also about the future of my profession as a phi

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sandra fell bridge. we're up to about 25 minutes. but look at that traffic is moving now and it's under 13 minutes. so they've been able to get that stalled vehicle off of 5.80 westbound there head into the city a little under 12 minutes for your drive time as you're traveling there couple accidents to tell you about like this once and the tale northbound want to want at 3rd avenue. so you're seeing a slight delay. a lot of one on one another accident here in eastbound ashby avenue delays on the eastbound side, slight delays on the westbound side. darya james, back to you. thank you, ray. it's 7.50 and let's talk football. it was a rough start for rookie quarterback trey lance and niners game fully expected, though. i mean, we're going up against the undefeated, arizona cardinal rhino. >> but let's show you what happened on the field. lance played in place of injured jimmy g and may look like a look at. >> no doubt about it. so when you saw interception early on started the 1st quarter. but he also showed some flashes to of some grea

sandra fell at 70 degrees. and you are are low to spot doing so tomorrow's temperatures in sunday's for that matter. do rise into the 70's for more and more of the bay. it is going to be a beautiful fleet week weekend. then comes monday, temperatures or don't like that. but winds will pick up and pick up in a very dramatic way contributing to dry humidity and heightened fire danger on into monday and tuesday. so we may be cooling down. we may have chances of sprinkles, but we're not out of the woods quite yet. as far as fire season goes, john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your bridges heading from the east bay into the city a little under 11 minutes. >> for your drive time. the of the bay bridge, the san mateo bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive in a little under 13. no major issues or delays along the richmond sandra fell bridge still pretty quiet. not seen any cars. goes one coming along a little under 9 minutes and the golden gate bridge you go

sandra fell. san francisco fleet week is getting ready to close the books on another year. and after that, you can tell just how appreciative people work for it to be back in the skies over san francisco conference. jonathan mccall got an up close and personal experience of what the blue angel pilots come through when they're performing. take a look. >> i'm really excited. really call it. just ready to get it done. a once in a lifetime opportunity getting a chance to ride shotgun with the world famous navy blue angels and you just a little for the flight. there's plenty of preparations first instructions on how to avoid blocking out inside the cockpit. >> which but i could and could not touch what to do. just in case of emergencies. >> after that, it was go time jumping into my jumpsuit. the same size from when i from there. it was a short walk to the flight line to climb inside of an f 18 super hornet fighter jet. this blue angels fleet, all brand new in fact. >> just the second person in the bay

sandra fell bridge. it's on the eastbound side though, eastbound west of richmond, sandra fell. so it's right in the center of the bridge there in the south bay. we have an accident a southbound north of 2 37 east in milpitas. we're going to actively be tracking your weather and traffic this morning. give yourself more time because it is certainly coming down. this week's raid really won't be enough to give much of a boost to the bay area's water supply. the lexington reservoir near los gatos is now just 18% full. all the other reservoirs, the santa clara county are down to a combined 10% of capacity. >> the santa clara valley water district says it's gonna take a lot more the rain to help. >> we really need a good snow pack because that's 30% of the state's storage. and this year it all sunk into the soil and it didn't run off and it didn't go into the rivers. >> and you know that they're still telling everyone to conserve water last month. the state recorded only a 5% water use cut. the governor is asking for at least 15. after burning for more than 2 months the caldor fire is

richmond sandra fell bridge as you're heading across towards sandra fell traveling down crockett towards the maze. 18 minutes now for your drive time as you're traveling on highway 4. look at that. under 17 minutes from one 60 along to 2.42 darya. james, back to you. thank you it's a 33 in breaking news overnight violence broke out after last night's san jose earthquakes game yet sent one person to the hospital. >> so here's what we know so far. san jose. police tweeted out that there were multiple fights in the parking lot at least one person shot. officers say there are multiple injuries to although at this point we understand none of them are life threatening. so everybody should be okay. but it was an unlawful assembly. that's what they decreed in the end and that's how they got it. eventually break up the crowd. police say 5 people were arrested, including one on firearms charges. the police department says 40 officers had to be called out to the scene to handle what was going on. >> 8.33 and in the east bay road rage in gun violence claimed the life of a 15 year-old girl. she's ide

now sandra, everybody should jump in and be on it on, on as it happens. but when that technology's age, so to have an 81 percent unfavorable lot was lacking brown's game, then i think there's some good morning we done it like the kodak here. why are we going to wait for 2 years for kodak to be good for bracken brown skin? i mean, it's both out. should we everybody do, except sandra is right that we need to have my make sure this provision there as well, and it has to work for every child. i'm a 100 percent in favor of that, but it's coming. let's welcome the new technology that stopped being so blauman, paranoid. you've got personal data very much at the forefront of this. and as we well know, it's big business. you know, it sells for a lot of money. facebook and tell you that. shouldn't we concerned about how the tech company running the tells plans to use the data? we don't know how they are regulating it. i think this is a good place to test, to actually a, and in something as innocuous as their children get in their school meals. but obviously we need

sandra fell as you're traveling to richmond toward sandra fell a little under 12 minutes. and let's check on the south bay. what 85 in the park about 33 minutes. 2 to no major issues daryn. james, back to you. thanks a lot of us for the national news now today is exactly one month since brian laundry, the fiance of gabby petito went missing and we know more about how she died. yeah. the wyoming coroner says the cause of death was strangulation. we've got kimberly chan with the story. >> cause of death was strangulation and they is homicide weeks after the body of 22 year-old gabby petito was found a coroner in teton county, wyoming publicly confirmed the cause and manner of death. doctor brent blue revealed that petito's body wasn't found immediately provide those outside in the wilderness for 3 to 4 weeks. her body was found september 19th near an undeveloped camping area in a remote part of northern wyoming along the border of grand teton national park. petito had been on a cross country trip with her boyfriend turned fiance. brian laundry, the couple documented their tr

well, 90 for nevado in sandra fell. you look ahead in our next 7 days shows daytime highs even warmer into saturday and sunday. but a nice cool down expected into the middle of next week. reyna, thank you for that, john. right. let's quickly get a look at our bridges here heading from the east bay into the right. you see still have the metering light. >> off. so that's good news. a little under 2 minutes of this into the city. the san mateo bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula little under 13 for your drive times there. the richmond sandra fell commute. as you travel out of richmond. a little under 9 minutes. and let's look at the golden gate about 20 minutes into the city will have more on that coming up with clear skies on the golden gate bridge. but for now, daryn, let's get back to the news. it's 5.47 this morning we're learning about the events leading up to the death of gabby petito. >> there is new body cam video from when the police in utah had a talk with gabby and her fiance, brian laundry. th

sandra, who are you betting on? >> sandra: i feel like i'm going with the braves. >> john: they've had a sweetheart season. the way they have got the momentum can serve them well here. >> sandra: just for that, i'm taking the astros. bet ago buck. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" starts right now. >> martha: thanks, guys. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum in new york. we have brand new developments this afternoon in the mystery of what really happened on that set at the alec baldwin movie set where halyna hutchins was gunned down. first, this story for you today. turns out that this woman, the head of the national school board association, that lobbied the white house to investigate the riled up parents that they're meeting shortly thereafter got a white house appointment. so right before that, right before attorney general merrick garland decided to take the advice from the letter and called the fbi to keep an eye on the parents. now garcia used this dad as an example of the da

i'm this sandra cloud. you, i'm an academic, i'm assistant professor at the department of south and southeast asian studies at u . c. berkeley. all right, so i was gonna say candidates for the guess festival. how would you describe this current collection of one of the presidential candidates mishondra? you start, you can use one what a one sentence, your choice airs of dictators up to at least. oh, oh yeah, i was, i follow that children because you have thus the son of law for dean on marcus. and then i, the son of i off with somebody in an adopted son of sorts of a celebrity. oh, with a mayor of manila also so many children and the mother. oh my goodness, an egg wrap up. i us, your thoughts about what this collection of presidential candidates look like so far? well for a fact it's still incomplete because we are on a dramatic tail end of the filing of candidacy and everyone is waiting. if the daughter fred hadn't been there, they will run for president. me. your sire that there sort of as one more day to

and former independent police advisor, sandra glen. it makes life easier. and clearly in this code era in scotland, that's why they want to do it to cut down the risk of transmission. i think we sometimes get ourselves on area about things. we don't need to get area about is this is more efficient if you've got a card anyway, you know, when you go on the cheese, which will go on to the moment. people know where you've been and where you know where you're going. i can't see any problem with that in jordan spaces for the payment for their lunches or whatever it doesn't really helps create a virus. it doesn't help to increase the impacts of me apart from that time, not touching cards, database ignition, because it's still really going to an experimental stage. and it hasn't been tested wide enough across our population. the test on school children is a little bit of a farm each. i'm surprised at the 90 percent class parents assigned their consent to this. i think the children do know what's going on. 90 percent or sandra herself says, is an overwhelming figure

guillermo no va a hablar más al respecto. >>> es correcto sandra, sigue bajando el mercurio. es que este sistema que entra en frente se consigue trayendo nublado especialmente la línea costera. por supuesto, este descenso en las temperaturas que se siente y ese incremento de viento que pudiera alcanzar hasta rachas de treinta millas por hora. saludos amigos, sesenta y tres grados, mayormente nublado. se mantiene todavía despejado, una tarde soleada. vamos a ver qué es lo que sushi hacia el interior que no se está alcanzando los sesenta grados. o si se siente ese aire fresco en la región. ¿cómo se encuentra el sistema? vamos ahora las imágenes satélites. a primera hora de del viernes: lloviznas en la zona centro y norte en el área de la bahía. lo que más me interesa en lo que va a suceder en las zonas de incendio: el paso del sistema va a traer su vías, nevadas, posibilidades de nevadas que podrían ayudar a combatir. necesitamos más agua en california donde se sigue experimentando esta sequía excepcional vamos a seguir viendo lo que sucede en el pacífico. más

so ward sandra fell out of the south bay we go 2.37. to 8085 82 not seen any slowdown in traffic there as you're headed across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive and a little under 14 minutes. darya james, back to you. thank you. ran a 6. '02, and our top story this morning is too high schools in the north bay are canceled today. no classes because they got threats. yes. so this happened up in sonoma county. and that's where kron 4 sarah stinson joins us live this morning. >> with the details on whates going on, sarah. >> live here at west county high school in subasta pool, which is closed today as well as another high school laguna high about 11 minutes from here. both closed due to a threat. unfortunately not much more information than that has been given out. i'm sure that could be nerve wracking to hear for parents, students and staff. take a look at the statement. this is all that big put out there, but they just want to get it out there and make sure everyone knew no school today. they said in an abundance of caution,

the richmond sandra fell commute. pretty nice life for us. a little under 9 minutes as you're heading across or sandra fell checking out golden gate about 20 minutes. we're seeing clear skies. so we're going to definitely keep an eye on that have more traffic and weather coming up. but for now, let's talk about this big oil spill in southern california. it's threatening the shorelines off the coast of orange county. sadly enough. this is not even the biggest one that we've seen to hit the state in recent years. chris wolfe takes a look back at the history of oil spills. we've seen in california over the past few years. >> the oil spill invading the coast of orange county is reported to be roughly 13 square miles in scope originating from a pipeline off the coast of huntington beach connected to an offshore oil platform. the leak has spewed at least 126,000 gallons of crude oil into the pacific ocean making its way to our beaches. the slick blanket of pollution is devastating. but compare this to the blowout on an offshore platform in 1969 tha

. >> the richmond sandra fell commute. nice light for us. a little under 9 minutes. and the golden gate bridge foggy commute. take your time if you're driving this morning still about 10 minutes. we'll have more on that coming up for now. take a look at this blast. is for daly city he said they confiscated several illegal gaming machines as well as illegal drugs, guns and a large amount of cash from a home on monterey avenue. police say they believe the home was being used as an illegal gaming site or gambling site. 4 suspects were arrested and booked to the san mateo county jail on several charges. a year and a half long investigation has resulted in what's believed to be the largest illegal pot bust in bay area history on wednesday, the alameda county sheriff's office served over a dozen search warrants at 18 different locations in oakland, san leandro in castro valley and all they seized over a 100,000 marijuana plants and nearly 10 million dollars in cash of course, pot is legal in california. but authorities say these plans will likely being role without any pro

so drive safely richmond sandra fell bridge pretty wet as well. a little under 9 minutes and down here milpitas a southbound at 2.37 east. another accident here. not seen a major delay, though dari and james, back to you. all right. thanks a lot continue our team coverage of this heavy rain. yeah. apparently the heavy. still to come, as john was just showing us. so we're getting ready for the storm. >> and this is coming as some of the rain we saw across the bay area yesterday is beginning to accumulate as we've been seeing some of these pictures. you should wipe at that don't use them sparingly. this morning. the city of pleasant hill is offering free sandbags. if it gets that bad you need read 4. sarah stinson joining us live this morning with more on what we need to know for folks out there who are open to getting these sandbags. sarah. >> driving from san francisco to pleasant hill. i definitely saw some rain at times it was heavy and as daria said, the roads are slick and that points you could definitely hydroplane a ton of flooding in certai

sandra fell bridge in the golden gate bridge i say brief. and i mean it because we are going to see rainfall kicking back up in these areas. we're still in the midst of this resurgence of rain. as you can see from the west, there's a lot of activity still yet to push in from the pacific on the peninsula. some widespread light to moderate showers right now is actually quieted down for areas like san mateo, which saw our heaviest of rainfall around 30 minutes to an hour ago. a lot of that energy has surged out into the east bay. now, as you can see, especially along 6.80 from concord through walnut creek down through san ramon on into the 5 8682 junction just around pleasanton dublin on towards to know is where we are seeing some of those heavier pockets of rain fall. also 5 80's. not looking so great nor is 80 this morning right along the east bay shoreline i'm actually going to time out some of these heavier showers right here that are working their way right across the east bay because for some of us further to the east in the tri valley an

sandra fell commute. a little under 9 minutes as she added a richmond and we had chp that was there yesterday just want to definitely make sure you're always striving the speed limit and let's check out the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes into the city and skies look much clear today they were at the start of the week. hotel in san francisco is going to be transformed into supportive housing for the homeless city leaders approved the measure last night and the city is also expected to soon approve to other sites for the same news conference tell exactly has the details for us on that. >> we just made a historic vote for our community. it was one of the first purchases in the city of a hotel that we're going to transform into affordable housing for those that are transitioning out of homelessness or could be homeless. they will be paying rent just like all the renters in the city, san francisco supervisor osha safadi is referring to the mission in which sits in his district in the outer mission. >> bec

the richmond sandra fell bridge pretty quiet at this hour. a little under 9 minutes for you to make your trek across towards sandra fell and let's check out the golden gate bridge clear skies 20 minute drive into the city more traffic and weather coming up for now, a man is expected to survive after a shark bit him while he was surfing near bodega bay on sunday morning. well, day a fire protection district paramedics say the man was bitten on his hand or on his thigh and he had to be airlifted to the hospital. kron four's. amanda hari has that story for us. >> a man that was with the shark bite victim when it happens, says it all happened so quickly. he wasn't able to process just how scary it what's. >> also nice on l a he was saying he was saying how. >> he was gerry davis was surfing with a shark bite victim on salmon creek near bodega bay early sunday morning. he says a wave overtook the victim and then davis saw the shark when he was back into i saw the dorsal fin of the shark. >> and then saw the tail end of the show. when the victim st

let's get a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge. as you head to richmond. look at that drive times. our little sluggish this morning because of those wet slick conditions. 8 minutes to make it across towards sandra fell. you can barely see anything across the san mateo bridge. as you're heading across towards the peninsula to take you a little under 17 minutes to make that drive for you this morning about a 20 minute commute via the golden gate bridge. but again, remember, conditions are slick and wet. there out in fairfield yet a traffic collision. 80 westbound east of highway 12. so we are seeing delays up there danville. it looks like you're starting to get some accidents. 6 any northbound north of diablo roads. not the only one i saw looks like another one just behind that accident there. so again, starting to see delays and some issues along danville. we ha why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from with