>> dave: si. ♪ >> chef: digame. >> anthony: i'll have a barbacoa. >> dave: barbacoa tacos. ♪ >> dave: most of the better restaurant chefs, you can find them at least once a week getting their food here, even if they're making food down at their place. >> anthony: unbelievable. at a gas station. [ laughter ] >> dave: in the morning, everybody is here. it's all the border patrol guys, like all of them. >> chef: there you go. you have a great day. >> dave: all the laborers in town. kids, the people that work at the radio station. it's like going to, yeah, like your abuela's house. >> anthony: so, you're both multitaskers. you're a state employee? >> dave: a county employee. elected official, yeah. >> anthony: justice of the peace? >> dave: yes, sir. >> anthony: what does that mean? >> dave: i'm like the small judge that reads you your rights when you go to jail. >> anthony: right, also a musician? >> dave: yeah, musician with primo here. >> anthony: you work at the radio station? >> dave: i've been on the radio now for ten years. ten years every week, and he's been on the radio for what

i mean, dave did a lot of jokes about me. and i did some about dave. and it was fine. if it's funny, everything is off. it's fine. as long as the joke is funny, that's good. >> be right back! don't go away. >> in the '90s, the networks are still the powerhouses. the titans. >> what the -- >> change is sort of inevitable. if you don't watch out, it will come and bite you. competition was coming at you from all directions. >> and what we have is an explosion of late-night television. >> you were reading a lot of pieces that said, why do we need more of these shows, don't we have enough of them? >> there was a chevy chase show that lasted i think a week. >> it's time. >> arsenio was on top of the world in syndication, then one day arsenio was gone. >> i wasn't the guy that was supposed to do it straight through. i was supposed to go away and have other experiences. >> and i loved tom schneider. because it just gave me a real love for the art of conversation. >> in 1991, you were quoted as saying, if i, little richard, were white, there never would have been an elvis presl

did your heart just break for mary and dave? >> my heart was slowly breaking the entire time. >> i remember the first thing i felt it was just like a surreal of, i know she's not out there in the cold. >> ronnie gaskins had a confession from rachel and she had led him to a body. but it wasn't enough. why wouldn't you arrest somebody right away who confessed to killing somebody? >> she lied to us a number of times before. so we had so day, who is to say she isn't lying again? so we had to corroborate her statement. >> once more, gaskins needed rachel so he didn't arrest her. instead, he was about to use rachel to get sheila. >> coming up. >> i was devastated. >> i was crying. she was grieving. >> grieving or pretending? >> sheila seemed like she was so upset to have lost her best friend. she even asked me how could someone do this to skylar? >> would the truth catch up to sheila eddy when "dateline" continues. d, even when your clothes look clean, there's extra dirt you can't see. watch this. that was in these clothes...ugh. but

next up, dave watson. after abandoning plans for a professional soccer career, dave got into the phone business. he joined comcast cellular and went on to lead the nation's biggest cable company. let's learn more about dave. ♪♪ >> if i were to describe dave in one word i think it would be "genuine." >> dave is caring. >> honest. everybody loves dave. that's probably his is no matter what he does, people go, he's such a nice guy. >> he cares about people, he cares about the business. he cares about doing things right, and that's what's made him so special. >> he has this unique ability to strip away all of the distractions. you can see it in the results. you don't get years of double digit growth without focus and good judgment. >> dave's one of the best marketing people i have met. when we sold the business, we said to the buyer, one condition, you can't have dave. >> dave has this saying, which is he'll say this is a moment, a moment, and what he means is this is an opportunity that you must not let g

dave: 10 seconds. with this highly politicized department of justice will they be pulling the plug on the durham investigation? >> we will see more lower-level if anything. dave: harmeet dhillon, thank you very much, have a great holiday weekend. it is time for friday's trivia question. what was the first giant balloon in the macy's thanksgiving day parade? mickey mouse, snoopy, betty boop, i have an idea but we have the answer when we come back. our forward-looking views of the market. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions, right? (judith) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money? only when your clients make more money? (judith) yep, we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different. dave: we just asked you, what was the first giant elude in the macy's thanksgiving day parade and there is the answer. fel

dave spahr in the weather center. dave. >> you painted quite a poetic picture. i know like, jeez wurtsmith d, we've got a beautiful sunday in store for you. plenty of sunshine there and you can expect more of the same continuing into monday. >> we do have an interruption of a front on tuesday we're hoping to get some rain out of this thing. it doesn't really look much likely, maybe a couple sprinkles is all kind of muster from all of that beautiful sunrise happened and what we have the half moon bay but also here's the east bay shoreline course. the suns are back here, it feels good. nice blue skies and blue bay. you can see 2 now upstream. there's that front by all the cloud cover. it will be due here on tuesday morning. really breaks up. by the time it gets this far south, not just in the terms of rain but will be somewhat variable cloudy probably for your tuesday morning. clears on out the next thing to look out for is an offshore wind event. yeah. we like to watch those kind of carefully here. we'll see some of that today. now 39 santa rosa still chilly the

let's start by getting a look at weather with dave sphar, dave, there was some all water. my car this morning. so i assume it rained overnight. yeah. we have some sprinkles going on. and that's pretty much done now. we're going back in the sunshine. it looks like for the entire weekend, although a bit on the cool side. >> we have a little bow to being grazed by a few little light showers early into next week. but nothing really heavy lifting worth mentioning and again, looks like pretty good for this weekend. lots of sunshine for you too. now a live look at sfo. no delays going on this morning. we do have bouts of fog here and there on storm tracker 4 pretty quiet. do want to note, though we do have some winds, though, up in the north bay a little bit. they will get to that in a bit. we have 50's and 40's mixture to start things off. actually pretty chilly given the fact we had some sprinkles going on. santa rosa at 42 tends to keep temperatures more uniform. we have anything that resembles kind of a rain event or winds. speaking of which those are the current winds up in

dave. >> all right. we're looking for some cloud cover develop across the bay area because we see a lot of rays of sun working their magic right now and even a little bit of rain possible as we approach around the noon hour. a look at your forecast near and far when we come back in a bit. kron 4 morning news continues. ♪just the two of us♪ ♪we can make it if we try♪ ♪just the two of us♪ the lg washtower redefine laundry in half the space. ♪building castles in the sky♪ >> welcome back recreational crab fishing starts today after being delayed earlier this week. there are new regulations, though, that are in place to protect humpback whales and sea turtles in the area. people can use crab traps, hoop nets and snares in fishing zones, one to 5, 6, that is from the oregon state line to the sonoma mendocino county line and the area south of lopez point in monterey county, fishing in these zones are under a fleet advisory. you cannot use crab traps in zones. 3 in 4 because of the whales and the

dave, _ solve this crisis and to save lives. dave. you — solve this crisis and to save lives. dave, you have a story inside the sun on sunday, civil war over priti patel. cabinet ministers embroiled in a civil war over the channel migrant crisis. what is the politics of this within the government understanding of priti patel on this issue? it understanding of priti patel on this issue? ., , , understanding of priti patel on this issue? . , , ., understanding of priti patel on this issue? , ., ,, . issue? it has been two years since priti patel started _ issue? it has been two years since priti patel started telling - priti patel started telling everybody she would crack down on the cross—channel migrants and the figures _ the cross—channel migrants and the figures have only got worse. the message — figures have only got worse. the message coming through to boris johnson _ message coming through to boris johnson from backbench mps message coming through to boris johnson from backbench mp5 is that this is— johnson from backbench mp5 is that this is the _ johnson from bac

a look like dave spahr is in the weather center dave, those are like some serious hanging overhead kind of scary a little bit, aren't they. yeah, and that that will be moving out. we will be going into an improved sky condition. forecast starting tomorrow. looks like. >> storm tracker. 4 is a couple splotches leftover and on the snow story. by the way, one of little wrinkle with all of this. why we need so much snow during the winter months is for hydroelectric power that has been kind of timed out. we get into those spring months and it starts to fall live shot coming in from half moon. bay, ca looks kind of the dreary here as well. we are taking care of some last minute drizzle left over. so having said all that, what does it look like going into the evening hours. we'll see some clearing happening, but that will just help reduce some of that fog. both around the bay in those inland spots, we might have some stray sprinkles hanging on early tomorrow morning. some stray clouds as well. this is very optimistic of opening up the skies by tomorrow afternoon secondary issue, though, we're

dave starr standing by. dave. you know, it has been an absolutely gorgeous start to the morning and i hope that that continues to the rest of the weekend. >> it looks pretty good. all this weekend. yeah. nice and warm get those temperatures into the 70's. it will come start to curve, you know, rode away a little bit early into next week as the high breaks down. but boy, enjoy this. we certainly need the rain. we've had lately and there is more in the longer range forecast to make note of that. we can soak up this weekend. looking pretty good at that. did talk about the dense fog advisory. we do have it in the bay still being posted all the way suspect. they may pull at some of these camera shots all over the place. look marvelous here. beautiful blue skies going on. there is some fog off to the valleys. however, keep that in mind. some places that don't typically get one of the stubborn areas will be around the delta as well up in the bay there. solano county most of the traffic up to the north of us here we have

we're talking with the dave grave line from into tomorrow. dot com. millions of smart speakers have been under the tree in recent years. and a 3rd of those surveyed say, get this their gift shopping via alexa and google home, which seems to risk privacy concerns. dave do's and don'ts for holiday shopping via smart speaker. well, and mainly i don't recommend buying gifts using a smart speaker, i mean would you trust your speaker to get it right? if you said something like buy a samsung galaxy know 20 when half the time you ask them to set a timer and they come back with yes, it's raining in istanbul or i'm calling holland for you. the biggest drawback to voice shopping, which is the term actually used for shopping using a smart speaker, is the lack of a screen on most devices, which is why smartphone based assistance are the dominant usage for shopping. however, there are a couple of the big smart speaker players that have versions with screens. and that can really help most people still want to see the products they're buying. this is why i n

dave sphar is in the weather center to tell us more. dave. >> good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. lots of sunshine from start to pretty much finish a few little scattered clouds go on the afternoon, although temperatures will be bit sluggish today. yeah, they're going to join the day as well as we'll see. mostly lower 60's going on over most of real estate. for tomorrow, though. that's when things start to change by the afternoon hours for right now. this is what it looks like in stormtracker 4. this is going to be some scattered clouds are talking about in the afternoon. the deeper moisture is down in there in the pacific in the mid layers of the atmosphere going on here. this is what we have in the south besides the credo just want to point out to some high cloudiness. but lots of sunshine from the south bay right on through the bay upper 30's up to the north. a little chilly starts 40's lower 40's and that and the far east bay 47 meanwhile for san jose wind check. they will favor the northwest later today. a part. but that will add a bit of a cool wind

catherine. >> all right, dave, thanks very much. coming up next for this. >> right looking creature washed up. - hi, i'm steve. - i'm lea. and we live in north pole, alaska. - i'm a retired school counselor. [lea] i'm a retired art teacher. [steve] we met online about 10 years ago. as i got older, my hearing was not so good so i got hearing aids. my vision was not as good as it used to be, got a change in prescription. but the thing missing was my memory. i saw a prevagen commercial and i thought, "that makes sense." i just didn't have to work so hard to remember things. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. i just didn't have to work so hard to remember things. this. a frightening looking fish washed up on a beach in san diego. >> it is a rare pacific football fish usually found in the deepest parts of the ocean. the man who took the pictures it was about a foot long. experts say the football fish is only been seen a few times in california. for your help helping others apparently has health benefits. researchers at ohio state un

i'm as we spike, a sellout crowd inside chase center to see the controversial comedian, dave chapelle. we are there to show you what maybe this is show so unique. we'll also hear from jerry brown. he is not holding back when it comes to what we're doing wrong about climate change. >>> but we start with daryl posey iii, that's right, buster posey. he is not the life of the party, but is, was, the lifeline of the giants. yesterday at that stunning announcement. today the explanation. and it starts with family. the scene at oracle park late this afternoon. buster and his wife kristin who by the way was his high school sweetheart, and their two sets of twins, including these little girls they adopted last year. he also has ten year old twins. buster said having sat out last year due to the pandemic he realized this year would likely be his last. the giants had about a week to prepare for this announcement as we end a spectacular era of giants baseball. >> thanks for being there to celebrate all the good moments. thanks for being there on some of the lower ones. you know better than anybod

up to answer, we invited dave portnoy to join us tonight and grateful that he has. thank you for coming on. i guess the rules are, they do not like your posture, the college of your gym, that attitude, you do not take orders so they send some little robot to sneak around in your personal life, don't find anything illegal, but parens all the stuff anonymously about your life and try to destroy you? these are the rules now? >> eight months, i've heard about this they've had it in the works for eight months. people i didn't even no, people who talked about me, every single person that asked me this reporter reached out and had leading questions like hey, any dirt on dave portnoy? they found virtually nothing in two examples i'd argue, both were unable to quickly provide a proof they are not telling the truth and beyond that, not only make about one instance there is actual police report that reads like it's from the onion basically accusing me of going to a local cookie shop with a different girl every few days. that's the gist of it and how they are allowed to publish

dave: absolutely. tesla down on elon musk shares and amazon up a bit, but it is clear that is just a blip in terms of the relationship over time between these two can nice -- these two companies that dominate their categories. tom: in terms of the generation down the income statement, they are apples and oranges. dave: they are very different businesses, no question, but they do have a technology component to them. amazon perhaps more explicitly with the amazon web services business, but tesla, you can do a software update straight out of the cars. there's definitely that piece of the puzzle. lisa: there's also the piece of the puzzle that gets relayed to us on twitter, and elon musk tweets definitely causing action. his brother selling shares before he did, basically indicating a question about regulatory oversight. i am not saying they did anything wrong per se. why isn't there more discussion about what the sec thinks about some of these twitter discussions and polls? dave: there's no doubt the regu

thank you, dave. >> california. lawmakers are in scotland this week learning how other countries and states are trying to combat climate change ashley zavala shows us how governor newsom's absence is overshadowing california's delegation at the un climate summit. >> you know, we have to >> faster, california state senate delegation says so far so productive at the cop, 26 climate change conference lawmaker said monday. aside from promoting the state's climate policies are learning from other countries and states, including washington state and its investment program that incentivizes reducing emissions. how international shipping operators plan to improve data capabilities. digitally. how scotland is using offshore wind ideas to reduce the use of methane and how some countries are getting the private sector involved financially. this is the homework club. >> we're taking notes and working our hearts out in a virtual meeting with reporters monday. senators were asked several times about governor gavin newsom's absenc

i am team dave and free speech. >> why? >> you said going after. and i was recently speaking about phobia. and there is a word that has traveled quite a bit from the original meaning. and mission creep on that word phobia. it is the way that people used to say, i don't like something. >> that is right. it is not a fear. >> phobia means irrational fear, spiders and arachnophobia, and g germaphobia, and so -- >> right. the hand sanitizers. >> and so it is not a fear of or transphobic, but this trans stuff is very new, and i don't think that he or myself or any other right thinking person thinks that there are not such things in the world are people who are trans and born in a body that is not aligning with what their brain tells them, and that is okay. but now we are talking about children. it is interesting that someone i know and a woman in her 40s said to me somewhat recently at a dinner party that when she was a kid, she was what they called a tomboy, and she said, i never was interested in wearing a dress. i only wore pants until i was like 14 o

dave spahr is standing by. dave of the sun is starting to come up and it looks like a beautiful day. it is. it's going to be a beautiful weekend. good well, good morning, everybody. and those temperatures not bad either. they're not going to feel like we're walking into winter here at all. >> keep the sunshine really cooking. really not just for today, tomorrow but also into next week as well. beautiful picture coming into the east bay shoreline. look at that. some oranges off to the background as the sun starts to loom in 8 a little bit for us going on here. most the traffic coming off the pacific will be very typical of this pattern going up in around us. so we will be in the dry pattern. it looks like not just for this weekend and this week. but even into next weekend as well. temperature check for us. we do have a couple 30's hanging on napa. 38, but mostly it's the lower 40's covering even the interior sections of the east bay and a little bit up in the north bay to their with santa rosa 43 coming in for t

dave. >> we are continuing to follow the news of the death of kron 4 security guard. kevin nishita, friends, family and even those who didn't know him personally are honoring the man who died saturday morning after he was shot while of protecting one of our own reporters. police are still searching for the gunman responsible for his death, though they haven't released a suspect description just yet. oakland police have released a photograph of this vehicle which they believe to be connected to his murder is a white four-door 2000, 4 to 2008 acura tl sedan, as you can see in this photograph that has no front license plate. anyone with information, though, about this vehicle is urged to contact oakland homicide detectives or oakland crime stoppers there is a reward of $32,500 being offered for any information that could lead police to an arrest in this case. now that was working as a private security guard with star protection agency when he was shot and killed on the job. wednesday. before t

dave spahr. yeah. you know, and look at the long shadows to really she underscores the time change situation. only 3.20. >> and you can see the sun is getting a little lower in the sky. some high cloudiness here. kind of some leftover business that will clear out for tonight. there's a subtle package you see here basically clear for us in the other issue to watch will be some winds tonight. temperatures drop quickly pretty quickly here, even given those winds, as you can see, look up the solano county, the north bay in portions of the east bay going into the overnight hours. the dead of night. they're pretty high in the 20's and 30's up there around vacaville. you can see that interrupts cooling so kind of a a tough thing to forecast the lows because the the winds tend to delay the cooling process a little bit even with drier. but that's the other issue, too. this will be a problem if we didn't have recent rains to help us out. that will be a fire hazard. there and the winds, by the way, start to subsi

dave heller is our guest the. he is the vice president of the truckload carriers association here to talk about the trucking industry and vaccine mandates and what's going on with supply chain. we divide the lines by regional. we live in the eastern central part of the country, 202-748-8000. mountain pacific, 202-748-8001. truck drivers, your line is 202-748-8002. margie in pennsylvania, we will go to you next. caller: good morning. this is so interesting because just this very weekend my married granddaughter and her husband are leaving for training. we've all over investigated this whole thing so we are very impressed with all the preparation and the training and the interviews and so forth. so if there is somebody out there thinking i think i will go be a truck driver, even the preparation to get to be interviewed, don't be naive. it is not easy. i am sure all drivers on the highway appreciate that because these truckers, five weeks long, half of it at desk work and half of it out on the road. i didn't have a r

guy: dave, what do you make of that argument? we are trying to figure out how to value what is happening here. there's this other argument that says don't worry about fundamentals, these businesses are going to scale. we are at an inflection point. also, for the people investing in them, you've got massively negative real interest rates. there is no alternative in terms of where you can park your money elsewhere. bonds don't work. alix: nothing else works. alix:bitcoin -- nothing else works. alix: bitcoin. guy: you don't worry about fundamentals because at the moment, you are incentivized to be speculative. dave: or you are incentivized to go after momentum. let's not forget, that is a strategy that has developed over the last several years. we certainly see it with the ev stocks. we see it with crypto at this point. people are doing whatever they can because, let's face it, you are not making any money in the bond market. you are losing money after inflation. then you look at stocks, you go to the dividend paying companies, you

kron 4 meteorologist dave sphar joins us now with a look ahead ken and pam. it was exactly what we needed because not that heavy kind of rain not come with a lot of winds. we have a little bit of a breeze but not real heavy kind of winds to and that's what we're going to see more of religious. more to come upstream, golden gate bridge. some of the fog we mentioned is settling in and this is going to be something you're going to see all over the bay. even inland. >> because all this moisture at the surface that's going to develop. we like to say is radiation fog. here's the wide perspective of things. you can see that turning of that kind of moderate to light rain showers at times drizzle and amounts anywhere from a quarter to about a half of an inch of rain, a little better in some of those higher elevations. there was one little batch up here is left to had to be had here before we can kind of put this to rest in the drizzle later tonight. but there you can see where we stand right now. here's the bay area and the little patch, right upstream there to note s

dave chappelle and josh hawley. two guys who are in the crosshairs of helping culture reconcile what is and is not acceptable. chappelle has a long rhistory o going after trance people, maybe a little bit lgbtq. he says this is going to be my last one for a while, it's called "the closer," and he says he's being cancelled because he makes jokes about that group. what's your take about it? >> i defended him, i'm team dave and free speech. >> why? >> first of all, you say going after, you use terms like homophobia. i was speaking recently about phobia, there is a word that's traveled quite a bit from its original meaning. a lot of mission creep on that word, phobia. it's become really just a way people -- a word they use to say i don't like something. phobia means an irrational fear. spiders, aarachnophobia. he's not afraid of homosexuals. it's not transphobic. this trans stuff is very knew. i don't think he or myself or any other, again, right thinking person, thinks there aren't such things in the world as people wh

dave sphar, though. first we want to get with you because we know that there's a dense fog across certain parts of the bay area this morning and can barely wait to get to >> we do have a dense advisory going on. but there's some nuance to this now. good morning. well, good morning, everybody. we're looking for a similar kind of day than yesterday except throw some scattered clouds and they're on balance in slightly cooler in some spots. but maybe a little warmer in the south bay a little bit. we're looking at as well. first things first, let's get tore a beauty shot of this is sfo. no delays occurring this morning at last check. but the fog it's been amended a little bit here. san francisco was in this along the east bay shoreline. you are now out of it. it does affect the east east east of the east bay hills. you're still in this and also up in the north bay solano county, napa all the way are in and off to the central valley will continue chipping away at this as things start to improve. and this is pr

dave spahr has the forecast and dave, what does that look like. we're getting closer and closer to thanksgiving. oh, yes, looks pretty good, katherine. and as we get into a. >> get into the actual holiday itself. we might get a slight temperature bump on thursday going on there. but we'll stay somewhat cool after this system gets here. beautiful shot of half moon bay. look at the nice little wrinkles going on here for not not a lot in the way of winds kind of variable going on post. the post. the time the winds get here, though. the front gets here. we'll see a little bit of an offshore wind develop. that's the guy we're talking about a couple scattered clouds. good thing about this. this will be pretty much overnight and very early tomorrow morning. you might get a stray sprinkle with all that to 62 at 4 o'clock by 7 5248 10 o'clock. we have somewhat dry air. however, that front again, marching on through will help push temperatures down a little bit on the back side of everything. temperature check. now 67 santa rosa mid 60's off to the east bay

but when he saw how dave was treating the transgender kids, talking over them, ridiculing the things they were saying. and according to my son, they were trying to wrap the criticism in respect, right? they were trying to say i appreciate all you've done, i respect your art. but when you say this -- and dave would cut them off and talk over them and then make jokes about it and say, next. they weren't even able to get complete thoughts out. not to mention that the assembly was sprung on them at the end of the day. so none of them knew it was coming. i commend them in just being able to gather thoughts in that last minute when they didn't even know it was happening. . >> so chappelle said if they exceed the donations of those neutral or in favor, i will gladly step aside. if not, i will happily attend the naming ceremony, which we should mention was postponed. the principal said the stories -- the source stories have been inaccurate, devoid of context and neglected to include the nuances of art. as an art institution, we educate our students on the importance of media literacy and art

. >> dave chappelle is in the bay area kick off awe new tour. saying he is not backing down nor bending to his critics the, comedian is screening his new documentary "untitled". he says he's being cancelled and taking matters into his own hands and bringing his show to the people. >> reporter: he really is, and that's exactly what he's doing out here tonight. jessica, i can tell you the crowd here is surely building. a number of excited fans excited to see his screening and q&a tonight which starts in just about one hour, and i can tell you, it is sold out. as you mentioned, this comes as chappelle says film distributors dropped his documentary due to the backlash over his latest netflix comedy schedule. a sold-out screening at the chase center thursday night for comedian dave chappelle's new documentary called "untitled". according tot chase center website, the documentary fueled by the murder of george floyd, shut-in by the pandemic and provides relief. but the last few months have been anything but relief. a few weeks ago dozens walked off th

erica believes the girls have grown to love dave because he listens. it was good for them to have somebody to look up to you through all of this, you know, and not being able to really go out and and do things with pandemic stuff. so he kind of became like a superhero to them. the girls are >> none other. it's it's awesome how they kind of devise their own plan because that was nothing to do with their parents they just kind of started don't eat reporting in grass valley are. >> and they kyla kirby. haha. >> very cute. you never know how you're gonna touch somebody anybody come that's right. >> all right. here's a hero. i just delivering the good about of rain going on in a good thing. it will be for deliveries and stuff it happened at night. that's the first thing we're looking at here. it is as we go forward tomorrow night of advanced this too. we go the opportunity for your commute. thursday morning. a few little showers to make note of sure. but clears up in the afternoon. sound familiar. but the bigger deal is expected by early next week. checking

you're making a fortune off of dave chapelle. he's one of your stars. if you don't defend him who are you going to defend? so yes, i think tuesday's results were a turning point. i think people are beginning to realize this is not really what they believe in. it's overkill. i think you sees the election of eric adams in new york, you see the failure of the defund the police movement and how it's been succeeded by massive increases in the murder rate. yeah, we are way past the correction and my concern is simply, that the democrat don't let themselves be defined b this, that biden does not let himself be defined as indistinguishable from aoc and some elements of the left, and so we have a competitive future. as long as trump stays out of it, i think we can come to a reasonably good compromise on all of this after a while. we have to keep the principle of freedom of speech front and center. >> in your edited "out on a him" you look back on your career as a writer from publishing and writing about the bell curve to "what's so bad about hate" to defending d

dave dave, cbs news, chicago. >> o'donnell: turning to dangerous weather. millions in the upper midwest and northern plains are bracing for the first blast of winter weather. heavy rain and high winds are expected to batter the east. lonnie quinn joins us. >> reporter: good evening, yeah, we're talking snow for some folks for the first time this season. radar picture, snow falling for the dakotas, portions of minnesota, heavy rain from the ohio valley to the tennessee valley, and all comes with a possibility for severe weather. a high wind warning for portions of the plains. winter weather advisory for portions of minnesota and right smack-dab in between those two we have a blizzard warning, the first one of the season, for south dakota and portions of the state till 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. i want to show you the whole thing. the computers show us by 10:00 tomorrow morning, snow in portions of wisconsin, illinois, rain on the eastern seaboard, some of the rain is heavy as well and by tomorrow evening, a boston, portions of maine, snow showers in chicago. adiron

right behind me, fans of dave chapelle are lining up and heading into the arena. the comedian is kicking off a 10 city tour, screening his new documentary called "untitled." the opening show tonight is sold-out. the comedian took this route to show the documentary, because movie companies and film festivals are shying away after the fire storm created by his netflix special called "the closer point" there were walkouts at netflix offices last month point >> i think people need to be a bit tougher scanned. it's just comedy here that's all it is. that's how i see it. >> reporter: the documentary film during the pandemic, when dave chapelle started putting on shows at a neighbors cornfield in ohio. one topic he addresses, george floyd's death. the tour kicks off tonight in san francisco, then ends in new york city later this month. we will have another live report coming up at 11:00. live in san francisco my kenny choi , kpix 5. >>> some friendships make a lasting impression. this evening, the story of a little boy who faithfully weights each week for his pal to pull

dave: here is what we know. there was a secretive classified ground unit the called in the air strike and it claimed it was a self-defense strike but there was another part of the u.s. military, an air force drone hovering overhead taking in the scene in high definition color video. people back in the command center were looking at this video and they did not see really any combat. they saw a large group of what appear to be mostly women and children essentially seeking shelter in a low-lying area. that doesn't mean there wasn't fighting somewhere relatively nearby, but certainly not in the immediate area. without warning, they saw a fighter jet streak across and drop some very large bombs in the middle of this crowd. when some of the survivors tried to stumble out of the aftermath, the jets came back through and killed them as well. what was interesting is immediately after people saw the video in the command center, they were stunned and thought it was really bad strike. that may have even been on or crime --

chappelle but against the theater being named after dave chappelle. he has had a lot of anxiety and is worried about it. >> understandably. what did he tell you about what happened? . >> he called immediately after this assembly, and he was just talking really fast. and he said i can't believe what i just finished. that a grown man would treat kids this way. >> what did he say to them? . >> so he -- apparently, he asked kids who, quote, had the balls to come up and talk to him about the problems they had with what he has said. and so a line of students started. originally my son said he didn't get in the line. but when he saw how dave was treating the transgender kids, talking over them, ridiculing the things they were saying. and according to my son, they were trying to wrap the criticism in respect, right? they were trying to say i appreciate all you've done, i respect your art. but when you say this -- and dave would cut them off and talk over them and then make jokes about it and say, next. they weren't even able to get complete thoughts out. not

said -- oh so comfy coat they were like, dave - dave la chappelle wants to shoot it and i know dave, so i was like, wow, he's getting a little full of himself he is going by lachappelle now [ laughter ] and then -- i wrote that one in the elevator come on, that's a good -- that's a good joke. >> seth: that's a good joke. >> that was just a good joke >> seth: he's so fancy he got all that netflix money. he got so fancy. >> seth: i'm dave lachappelle. i love chappelle so much because it's -- do you remember, like, when i was away for like 15 years ago when he was doing stand-up, he was like, "hey man, what's going on? and that's what he sounded like. and then, he came back 15 years later like the hulk, "he's like, "what's going on?" [ laughter ] >> seth: when you disappear and come back 15 years later, do you have a voice you're going to use? >> i hope i can make it another 15 years [ laughter ] that's the nicest thing that anyone's said. this [ bleep ] was so weird. you see -- so they're like crushing it, right >> seth: yeah. >> you clearly like, you get what you paid for. >> seth: ye

thanks, dave. >> coming up after the break. we've got the latest on that bear that was hanging up in a tree in petaluma. we've got the very latest details on how and when it final >> well, after spending nearly 24 hours up in a tree. a north bay black bear is headed back into the wild battle in the police say the bear was first spotted around 02:00am sunday roaming around raymond heights neighborhood and then made its way up into a redwood tree behind some of the homes there. police ended up issuing a shelter-in-place for the neighborhood telling people not to really go walk. their dogs were leashed or when the bear was going to come back down north animal services says the bear was about 400 to 500 pounds and since it's not totally uncommon for bears to be up in trees. authorities just made the decision to let the bear come down on its own. >> so there's been up that river kwai while but it's a little bit high up in the tree. you know, you're there right now. you can see how high it is and so our staff decided it wouldn't real

and then it's being a little bit, but meteorologists dave spahr is here but not for long. no more coming that we more upstream. but this was a good type of beneficial rain. so the nws was calling it, which is probably good term here says not too much cause flooding and all that. no statements from the national weather service. so it's stuff like this. this keeps up. >> and that's really good news. more to come. yes, even in this 10 day forecast really now in the immediate future. ucl patch of rain out to see here. that's going to be probably into the later evening hours before we go turning it off to more of a light rain and shower kind of mixture right now. the most intensity is up there to contra costa county extending off the solano county upstream, though. that's what we expect to settle in later today. ok, watching future cast. this goes by quickly because i want to show you what's going to happen later in the week. so to play it pay close attention whack. it moves on through now is to work on the clearing job. that's a little slow. it takes it to tomorrow afternoon.

i don't know what's in dave's head. i mean, i'll admit -- >> if it were you. >> he's a little obsessed with this one issue. >> made a lot of money. >> well, i don't think he's doing it for the money. >> but it made him a lot of money. >> he certainly has lost some things. that movie he's now taking around door-to-door should have been available in different forms, but we see that happen to a lot of people. i haven't talked to dave in a long time. i'm just surmising. i think as a black man in america he sees there are other groups that you're right trans people have been targeted. nothing -- nobody in america except the indians have had it anywhere near like the plaque folks have had it in america, so i can see why that would get under the skin. >> and he did that very eloquently and i think opened a lot of eyes he put it in the context of a jealousy. look how far you guy have come so quickly, and we're still struggling. and if you made these kinds of jokes about us the situation is nothing like if you go after the trans

spahr is back and dave, more coming more on the way. of course, the greatest need this. but if you're in picking duty right now. to kind of soggy soil to go through over about the next week. why we've got traffic coming our way get into that right now. let's talk about the short term of what we've got going on with us little rain patch marching on through the next couple of hours of advances all the way to tomorrow afternoon when we finally get some earnest clearing here. >> but then here comes a new system stopping as we get to late on wednesday. post the commute and it's a fast mover right on through. it goes and we'll take another pause again for the weekend longer-range this is what we're talking about. this is the dose on thursday. okay. that's all well and good friday saturday this breaks apart. don't worry about it. there's more to be had monday morning here comes a dose. another one for tuesday into wednesday and they're actually more success of systems to look to upstream. checking your 4 zone forecast out tomorrow. a lot of cl

police escort a transgender dave chappelle show ticket holder out. she said she came to the show to make a statement. >> this is my city. i am transgender and proud. i want to see he does not get to my soul. >> reporter: the show comes as the comedian's netflix special has the trans community protesting. employees want it removed from the service because he jokes about transgender rights and identity. those that put the community in danger. he says violence against the trans community is real. >> i don't feel safe because i am constantly afraid of countless violence i have seen be done to people that look like me. >> reporter: chappelle fans are aware of the controversy. but some say the comedian is making a point about racism. >> he is pointing out we have been struggling for centuries to make the kind of progress and it has been incremental at best. trans progress has been dramatic. >> the racism is the underlying issue. many people are not seeing that. they are seeing it and trying to turn supposed minorities against each other when the real probl

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dave portnoy was in the cross-hairs this week. one of the nastiest publications around wrote a hit piece insinuating that one of his sexual encounters crossed the line. portnoy who is not married was smeared or a manufactured scandal. while portnoy was asking for fair treatment, business insider was work to pull away his advertisers. he's a major player in the media sports and betting world. because he had loyalty, facts and a platform to present them, he survived the kill shot. >> if anybody looked at the facts of this case, you will realize there is nothing there. i got accused of rape. that's as horrific a crime as you can be convicted of. and accused of. i got accused with it so far two sources i was able to disprove in three days. jesse: he laid out text messages and videos blowing gaping holes in the hit piece. but not everybody is fortunate to be in that position so that's why these episodes can be so scary. what did you learn this week about the media? >> it was actually scary. i already knew a lot of people didn't like me

next up, dave watson. after abandoning plans for a professional soccer career, dave got into the phone business. he joined comcast cellular and went on to lead the nation's biggest cable company. let's learn more about dave. >> if i were to describe dave in one word, i think it would be genuine. >> dave is caring. >> honest. everybody loves dave. that's probably his single most unique trait, is no matter what he does, people go, he's such a nice guy. >> he cares about people. he cares about the business. he cares about doing things right, and that's what's made him so successful. >> he has this unique ability to strip away all the distractions, and you can really see it in the results. you don't get years of double-digit growth without focus and great judgment. >> dave is one of the best marketing people i've ever met. that's where he got started was at comcast cellular. when we sold the business, we said to the buyer, one condition, you can't have dave. >> dave has this saying which is he'll say this is a

dave. sounds a lot of today's rain was really focused on marine county, at least in the first part of the day. >> in some cases only adding to the mess that people are still trying to clean up after last week's really big storm, one of the areas hardest hit from that storm was the folks w% in sandra fell kron four's, theresa stasi a win back today to check on that. >> monday's downpour dropping a lot of water on warren county streets and again filling up already swollen creeks in samara fell. this was the scene just a week ago cars trapped in water. trees down. >> when that giant storm swept in. >> the bottom of the door was blown that was and the water level >> ross says his office hit hard and he's still deali g with the damage flood waters caused did receive a call from someone in the neighborhood in i didn't know. thought there was water coming into my office. it wasn't until. >> tuesday morning when i actually got from chicago on monday night tuesday was able to get the office that i r

and dave from the u.k. wants to know would you agree that lees admonishment against guerilla warfare and surrender terms greatly removed the ex-confederates becoming lawless gorillas. >> it is hard, i think, if i was a betting person, then i would say yes it did reduce. i think this is part of the reason that grant is so adam ant that the paroles be upheld, which is something that i really dig into in the second half of the book when those many of johnson's cabinet are questioning whether they should be upheld and grant is even then saying, look, if we don't uphold them, then this could devolve into something much worse. so, i think grant, as much as lee and grant insistence upon upholding the terms of parole, even when others were questioning the except to which they were in fact, many confederates read them as a blanket pardon and they weren't and i talk about state of war as the legal reality in much of the book. but i do think grant was instrumental in preventing more of that violence. we might have exp