said he saw sandra in her car. >> and calling out sandra, sandra. and then he says he couldn't get into the door. he called a friend to 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. >> did ryan remain here at the scene, wait for the police officers, and talk to them then? >> yeah. >> and worried that he's going to be blamed. >> well it's possible. >> 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. >> 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

sandra. >> sandra: chad pergram on the hill for us. john. >> john: shortly after the republican victory in virginia, president biden stubbing democratic special interests denying reports that his administration is considering $450,000 payments to migrants who were separated from their families. peter doocy has more from peter, somebody didn't get the memo. >> peter: in italy after the president's g-20 remarks i caught him on an escalator and asked him about this report. about possible six-figure cash payments to some illegal immigrants and he looked puzzled and didn't give me an answer, but yesterday when i posed the question to him he gave a clearcut explanation of how he feels about this. >> peter: there were reports surfacing that your administration is planning to pay illegal immigrants separated from their family at the border up to $450,000, possibly up to a million dollars for a family will do you think that might incentivize people to come illegally? >> if you guys keep sending that garbage, out, yeah but it's not true. >> this

sandra? >> sandra: the maker of the story, life at loudoun countyva,va, where folks are casting their vote. we've seen the line throughout the morning. you're standing at ground zero for this debate that we have seen in school board meetings with parents. >> that's right. it's interesting, sandra, to be here in loudoun county today after this being the center of so much of the conversation and all of those fired up meetings that we've been covering and watching over the course of the past year. i can attest to the fact that it is indeed cold and rainy in loudoun county today. and that the lines do not appear to be long here. i went inside and spoke to a couple of people in there and they said it was steadier this morning. a little bit weaker right now. when you look at the numbers you've got about a million voters who have already quality their ballots in virginia. i spoke to the youngkin team this morning. they expect that the overall number will come in around 2.2 million in the state of vi

this has to be called out, sandra. glad you are doing it. >> sandra: when asked if the president had been made aware of his son's connection to the sale the white house spokesman said no. imagine that. i'm sure there is not a lot of shock there. >> he is not aware of where he is today most of the time. that would be a major achievement. >> sandra: happens to be nantucket for the holiday. great to see you today, raymond. hope to see you again soon. with inflation up and president biden's poll numbers down republicans are looking to take control of congress next election day. how big could a red wave be? plus the president once again turns his back on reporters as they try, try, try again to ask questions and the press is losing patients. -- patience. they want a real news conference from the commander-in-chief. will it happen? our power panel will take it up next. switching wireless carriers is easy with xfinity. just lean on our helpful switch squad to help you save with xfinity mobile. they can help break up with your

sandra. >> sandra: okay. it is shaping up to be a very busy week. >> john: the cancellation yesterday, rather odd. federal court in missouri dealing a huge blow to biden administration plans to enforce a vaccine mandate for health care workers at federally funded facilities. the court blocking the mandate after ten states challenge the order, calling to have the first dose by december 6th. critics calling it an egregious overreach by the government. no telling federal agencies to delay suspending or firing unvaccinated workers until after the holidays. we will see if they even get a chance to do that because so many people are lining up against these mandates. and making the point that being anti-mandate is not anti-vaccine. >> sandra: correct. serious questions these people are asking, and it is happening all over the country. dr. siegel is going to be coming up on that as we dig into that side of the covid equation, and now the new variant and whether the current vaccine that many of us have, whether these

sandra. >> sandra: causing a lot of inconvenience for a whole lot of travelers, thank you. all right, john. >> john: back for the top story, the high-stakes governor's in virginia where republican glenn youngkin has pulled ahead of terry mcauliffe in the polling and is poised for a stunning upset in this reliably blue state, but the only way he can do it is by swaying voters one for joe biden by ten points in 2020. like our next guest breanna howard who is a fairfax county mom who says she is switching her vote this year and joins us now. it's good to talk to you. so you have voted pretty reliably done democrat over the years, voting for joe biden last year, but this year you say you're going no support the republican, why? >> i knew going in at the election that education was going to be a key component in my decision-making process and looking at glen and hearing him speak, he is listening to the voices appearance and he was addressing our concerns. on the flip side i feel that terry is not just ignoring the voices appearance, but wants to silence us. >> john: the issue o

i am john roberts in washington. >> sandra: another busy day. am sandra smith in new york. we will kick it off on capitol hill with more breaking news. >> john: we have seen republican opposition to some of president biden's nominees but his pick for one of the most important roles in the nation's economy is sparking next level outrage and cries of communism. >> sandra: saule omarova is biden's dominie -- nominee as the regulator of banks. she said on the record she wants to see a major american industry go out of business. on twitter she praised brutal system where she was raised. >> john: and she wants unelected bureaucrats to set the prices for vital goods. government seizure of proofed industry. the -- private industry. it played at the start of every country that turned communist. >> sandra: tennessee senator haggerty will join us next. he questioned her. first hilar live on the hill. >> dr. omarova tried to take back the past comments today in her hearing. some like saying the banking industry is an a-hole industry and said it would be a good thing if oil and gas comp

sandra? >> sandra: thanks, john. just because you are working out of the office doesn't mean you're out of the workplace. there's a chance your boss is watching your every move using software to spy on what you are doing in your own home. sounds terrifying! gillian turner joining us live from washington on these children give elements. gillian, i have not formally welcome you back. congratulations again on the new baby. >> thank you so much, sandra. i appreciate it. >> sandra: on to this chilling story. tell us about it. >> now for something complete different from babies, cybersecurity efforts are telling fox news that american companies' use of this software is exploding during the pandemic. why it's not something you've necessarily heard about, experts say that if you still work from home the odds are your company is using at least one program to track you every single day. it is now standard practice for employers to track the websites you visit, the apps you use, including social media, emails, the time you spen

i'm sandra smith in new york. >> trace: hello, good day everybody. i am trace gallagher in los angeles and for john roberts. want to warn our viewers some details of this story could be disturbing. >> put your hands where i can see them! >> trace: this chilling video shows brooks being taken into custody after asking a homeowner for help ordering an uber claiming he was homeless. brooks is due in court later this afternoon on five of homicide. >> sandra: the victims we now know, age ranges from 52 to 81 years old. three of them members of milwaukee's dancing grannies, the group whose routines have been part of the city's holiday celebrations for decades. now the community mourns and wonders if this all could have been prevented. we have got fox team coverage for you as we kick off a brand-new hour. former assistant u.s. attorney andy mccarthy is standing by. >> trace: we begin with mike tobin on the ground in waukesha, wisconsin. mike. >> with four hours to go before darrell brooks makes his initial court appearance let's get another look at that rem

sandra? >> john: it's interesting, too, in the preamble as people were assembling in the church, there was the music played as they welcomed people into the national cathedral there. bob marley, who have course is from the powell families native jamaica. abba, they played "dancing queen "because powell was a huge fan, as we heard in the service, of abba. at one point i think it was caught on video come him dancing to "dancing queen." if you look at the real enduring velocity of general colin powell, it was the powell doctrine. use overwhelming force of there's no question about the outcome. how far we have we gotten from that philosophy now? >> well, i think what is so surprising looking back over the last 20 years of constant war, really, since 9/11, the fact that the powell doctrine was not invoked in some of those conflicts after 9/11, into afghanistan and into iraq, those wars dragged on and they did not follow colin powell's own doctrine which he stated so eloquently during the first gul

sandra. >> sandra: you say two weeks for the cbcbo score. budget committee chair saying to your point it will probably be at least 10 days to two weeks. so manchin says he wants that score. chad, thank you. >> bill: want to bring in ro khanna. good morning to you. joe manchin said he is worried about inflation, worried about debt. he says the price tag on build back better is two times higher than stated on paper. your reaction on that, sir. >> i believe the plan actually will be deinflationary. why? it will increase productive capacity. too few goods. ports aren't funded. we don't have manufacturing supply chains funded. people aren't coming back to work. providing childcare and making the investments will help bring down the price. we'll make that argument. i'm confident the president has the 50 votes after we pass it in the house. >> bill: how much was that a torpedo yesterday from joe manchin. did you see it coming? >> not at all. i know senator manchin and respect him. he has every right to say that he wants to see the text, he wants to

>> sandra, that's right. not a lot of action but as soon as the jury went into deliberation we have more protesters from both sides here out in front of the courthouse, and we just heard moments ago from the kenosha county sheriff's department, they say they are keeping a close eye on everything that's happening but at this point they are not expecting everybody to change their daily routine or even put in a curfew into effect at this point. what we can tell you is there is 500 national guardsmen on standby right now outside of kenosha, just about an hour away, just in case. many businesses here are covered in plywood as they were never able to reopen due to the unrest last summer that was a trial for them. >> we are a little nervous, not sure where we are going to go or what's going to happen. we are trying to stay positive. >> just moments ago the jury asking the court for extra copies of those jury instructions. they have questions on the case though the matter has to be discussed in open court. the jury c

back to you, sandra. >> sandra: dan springer reporting from seattle. thank you. >> trace: in washington, d.c., homicides just hit a 16 year high. the mayor now vowing to throw more resources at the cities surging crime. david spunt's life for us at the justice department. >> good afternoon. d.c. is a huge tourist destination. mayor muriel browser wants to stop crime, not just for tourists but for people who live and work of the nation's capital. she says we are throwing every resource at the rise in violent crime d.c. we will keep pushing on all fronts until we see positive results. two and half years ago, then attorney general stood alongside bowser hoping to curb gun violence. moving pieces from superior court to federal court but now the current u.s. attorney, channing phillips, has the program under review. concerned about its future. d.c. district attorney karl racine reportedly wants to keep gun cases in local courts and districts arguing that the program disproportionately affects african-americans. >> i find that unacceptable as an excuse. i th

sandra. >> sandra: all right now gas prices are up, grocery prices are up. everything in between and people are feeling it. our next guest is the owner of a dairy farm in south carolina and she says things are so tight right now her weekly profits are he have ab rating. evaporating. welcome and we appreciate you telling your story carolyn adkins. at a minimum your spirits are up throughout all of this. but i know that you have said that most recently when you were going through your weekly numbers as all business owners have to do that at the end of the week your profits almost completely evaporated and you came up with $3? >> yes, i came up with $3. i'm thankful of that that $3 to start the next week. i could have been in the red but i was in the black so that's -- we think that is a positive. >> sandra: good for you, what is happening here and why are you feeling such a squeeze as a small business owner and farmer? >> well, everything has gone up. beef prices have gone up. shipping prices have gone up. it is just difficult to be able to know when our next

i think you're right. >> sandra: makes a bad situation worse. >> greg: sounds more like hot air. >> sandra: jokes on a monday. >> greg: i think it's the vaccine mandate thing and it's time that we start talking about exemptions for essential workers, people who make the world go round and that would include firemen and cops because we have issues here, paramedics, handsome muscular talk show hosts like me this all or nothing thing is a huge problem and we are kind of freelancing this all over the place so people don't get sued and we talked about my opinion is always that liability now is trumping common sense. we are more scared of the risk of being sued than the risk of covid they happen to work together. >> jesse: what's your biggest muscle? >> greg: i'd have to go with my pecks, i will show you my calves at the break. you don't want a big heart. >> harold: you've been a proponent of the vaccine and have shared that you believe that everyone got vaccinated, we wouldn't have to wear a mask and everything would be better. when one to keep that industry intact and now you have those who do

i sandra pruneua_ the chiefjustice. i sandra prunella mason _ the chiefjustice. i sandra prunella mason do - the chiefjustice. i sandra prunella mason do swear| the chiefjustice. i sandra - prunella mason do swear that i will be — prunella mason do swear that i will be faithful and ben true a leadon— will be faithful and ben true a leadon to barbados according to law, so— leadon to barbados according to law, so help me god. i, sandra prunella — law, so help me god. i, sandra prunella mason do swear that i will well— prunella mason do swear that i will well and truly serve barbados in the office of president, so help me god. applause dame sandra mason, the country's eighth governor general has officially taken the oath of office as the new president of barbados, the world's newest republic. we are watching these live events in the barbados capital, bridgetown, she has been sworn in by sir patterson cheltenham, the country's chiefjustice. it is just a couple of minutes past midnight in barbados and they have officially lost queen elizabeth ii as the head

i'm sandra smith in for harris today. a day that started with christmas music and children dancing and turned deadly in an instant. 15 children were in the hospital as of last night. the search is on for a motive. fox is told police are questioning 39-year-old darrell brooks who has a decades long criminal history. authorities recovered the s.u.v. that rammed through the crowd. witnesses describe the scene as devastating and traumatic. >> somebody drove by in front of us and hit a whole crowd of kids. there were kids involved. my mom was trying to help one of them. one of the kids was turning purple and there was blood everywhere. >> the worst thing i've ever seen in my life. >> people were laying in the road. i feel like i'm watching a movie. i've never seen anything this bad before. >> ben carson said the country just can't go on like this. >> years ago it would be unthinkable that somebody would take a vehicle and use it to injure and hurt people. but now it's the first thing we think about because, you know, we have s

john and sandra. >> sandra: emily, standby with us. kyle rittenhouse found not guilty on all charges. garrett tenney is also standing by outside the courthouse in kenosha. what are you seeing and hearing? speak we've had a crowd outside all week long. that crown is been growing. we move closer to a verdict. as soon as they verdict was announced and word reached outside the courthouse, opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of reaction. you have a lot of folks audibly booing, not happy. yet some folks breaking out in cheers and clapping as they walked away to head home after the verdict was announced. we were able to grab anthony uber's girlfriend on her way outside the court and asked what her reaction was to the verdict and she said, didn't want to talk a whole lot. what she did say was, she said no one is really surprised i think by the way this turned out. not the way -- not happy with the way it went. anthony uber, one of the victims, one of the individuals i should say he was shot by kyle rittenhouse, a big question hert things lo

. >> sandra: fox news alert. chilling new details are emerging in the waukesha christmas parade attack. alleging the suspect showed no emotion as he intentionally ran down that crowd, even driving in a zigzag pattern, we are told, to hit as many people as possible. hello, everyone. welcome. i'm sandra smith in new york. >> trace: hello to you. good day. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles and for john roberts. it's a far cry from initial reports that he was trying to outrun police as prosecutors that he was trying to kill. the attack taking another heartbreaking turn as the officials confirmed the death of a sixth victim. jackson sparks was 6 years old. coaches say jackson was a sweet and talented boy with a contagious smile. jackson's brother was also hurt. speak to his brother was 12 years old. the man police say is responsible appeared in court for the very first time tuesday, facing five counts of first-degree intentional homicide. prosecutors say that his sixth homicide charge will be added in as we have repo

sandra pinal: muchas gracias. damián trujillo: bueno, andrés, se anticipaba este día por, por muchos, muchos meses, en alum rock comenzaron el jueves, el 4 de noviembre comenzaron las vacunas; platíquenos un poco de este proceso. andrés quintero: bueno, eh, comenzamos con dos sitios, eh, en la escuela ryan y en la escuela lyndale, donde se ofrecieron las vacunas en la tarde, de las 3:00 a las 7:00 de la tarde, a los niños que acuden a esas escuelas, o que están inscritos en esas escuelas. damián trujillo: ¿y cuál es el proceso, el padre tiene que estar presente, que, no? andrés quintero: sí, los padres tienen que dar permiso, y tienen que estar presentes, para poder administrárseles la, la vacuna a los niños. damián trujillo: ajá, sandra usted como madre de familia que, ¿cuál es su opinión?, hay mucha gente que tiene temor a vacunarse; ¿cuál es la situación de su familia? sandra pinal: pues, para mi familia, la verdad, ya todos estamos vacunados, ah, pienso que es algo positivo, no nada más

sandra and john. >> john: in kenosha, more to come throw the rest the afternoon. >> sandra: thank you. let's bring in andy mccarthy, former u.s. attorney for the district of new york and fox's conservator. and, you been taking service trial. where is this going? >> you can tell by the very fiery and somewhat demagogic arguments that the prosecutors making that it is usually a signal they are worried about the weakness of the case. we heard things in the first hour or so of the prosecutor's statement about how rittenhouse did not belong in the street and he did not have any owner dominic on her. he was out after curfew at all sites at things that he is not charged with in the case. none of those things are crimes or charged as crimes in the case. he referred to rittenhouse a number of times as a murderer which is a provocative work. that's a thing that needs to be proved in a trial. it has not been proved that he has a murder in the sense of wisconsin law. there's a lot of that stuff that is objectionable that has gone on. he told them a big part of rittenhouse's defense is that the co

we seem to have lost sandra. steve, are you still with us? >> yes, sir. >> john: he was a boarding officer which means he was one of the people go on board a ship and would talk to people on board. he was authorized to affect arrests. he talked about being on a shrimp boat and maybe the engines were loud and had to raise his voice. according to his father, they shouted at arbery who is running through the neighborhood to stop. travis mcmichael said he tried to block his way and that is when arbery grabbed his shotgun. he fired three shots at him point-blank before arbery succumbed. the defense is trying to suggest that they had the right under the repealed 19th century law in georgia to affect a citizen's arrest based on suspicions that he might've been stealing from the house under construction. what do you think of the case they are making on that point thus far? >> i think the case they are trying to make is they are trying to portray travis mcmichael as an officer of law enforcement. keep in mind what it was like back in february 2020 air

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let's have a listening to the president elect, sandra mason, sandra approval of me soon. do swear that i will. well, and truly server barbados in the office of president. so help me god. the glucose is it. so that is the president elect or president. now, sandra mason ah, who is replacing the monarch queen elizabeth as head of states at barbados, will still remain as a member of the commonwealth group of nations at. but just to recap on that breaking news, the caribbean island nation of barbados has just become a republic off to cussing ties with the british monarchy. lot of celebrations through the night. it's just gone past midnight there. and we're looking at live pictures in the capital bridge town where the president sandra mason has just completed her official as signing in ceremony. i believe she made just about her. she may be about to say something. let's just have a quick look and listen in to see what's about to happen. ladies and gentlemen, her excellency dame sandra pro nella mason, president of barbados. ah mm. the president will now receive the order of fre

sandra fell bridge. we do have active rain falling on these up through san pablo bay across highway 37 on over from novato double-a held it up to napa and a pure 80 corridor through fairfield and vacaville. we are seeing some light to moderate showers. also seeing that same activity across the east bay richmond walnut creek concord orinda moraga, all these areas looking at light showers and for the south bay a little bit quieter, comparatively. but we do have some rainfall that is sitting up in the santa cruz mountains. this is going to try to drift its way down into the south bay south bay generally is going to have our lightest of rainfall from this event. and generally further north you go. we are seeing some of our heaviest of rainfall zooming out across the vegion that atmospheric river has shifted further and further southward. now you can actually see where the bull's eye of it is right now. that's really pushing a lot of that moisture right on into the central coast. the central valley in the sie

sandra: asÍ es. tristemente no hay buenas noticias. el estado de salud de carmen salinas, productora y actriz mexicana, sigue siendo grave, pero estable. hace unos minutos conversamos con su sobrino y su nieta, nos contaron lo que los doctores les dijeron en el Último reporte mÉdico. tras cumplirse 72 horas de su ingreso en el hospital, el estado de salud de carmen salinas continÚa siendo desalentador. >> no me atreverÍa a decir que no hay nada que hacer, en el estado que estÁ haya actividad cerebral leve, los estudios marcan que es una situaciÓn coma natural grave. sandra: la fe sigue estando presente en quienes la rodean. >> todos estamos con la fe de que dios nos harÁ el milagro. sandra: los tres neurÓlogos coinciden en que ya no despertarÁ el, —— el coma en el que permanece. a lo largo del dÍa llegaron familiares quienes no se habÍan hecho presentes. los familiares de la actriz mostraron su agradecimiento con la prensa y el pÚblico, que se ha unido en cadenas de oraciÓn. hasta aquÍ mi reporte, regresÓ contigo. f�

the lady you can see standing there is dame sandra mason. she is about to make her first formal address to this new republic in her role as president. the royal standard has been lowered in the capital and a new presidentialflag has been raised to replace it. prince charles, as you heard, talked about the long friendship between britain and barbados, talking about his time first visiting the country more than 50 years ago and opportunities for cooperation in the future for cooperation in the future for the benefit of both nations.— for the benefit of both nations. ., ., ., , ~ ., nations. the honourable mia amor mottley, _ nations. the honourable mia amor mottley, prime - nations. the honourable mia i amor mottley, prime minister nations. the honourable mia - amor mottley, prime minister of barbados, will now deliver a special announcement. prime minister mia mottley now taking to the podium. this is prime minister mia mottley of the barbados labour party. pare the barbados labour party. are excellent silly _ the barbados labour party. are

kron four's amanda hari is in sandra fell tonight. one of the areas hit hardest during the she has more on what there are expecting tonight. >> officials with the city of sandra fell tell me they were preparing for the worst-case scenario. luckily the weather conditions improved despite that public works will still have a crew on standby and they'll do that for all storms this coming season. >> just a little more than 2 weeks after an atmospheric river caused devastating flooding in sandra fell. another storm hits there is another storm coming like everybody else. i was said rhett planning for the worst really dreading it and just didn't want to go through the same cycle that happened 2 weeks ago. really. this is the flooding from the previous storm. >> residents in the area said it looked like a river that sandra fell community preparedness, coordinator raid out there says although there will be rainy weather. it won't be as bad. but really it's the time to prepare. >> but it is not what happened 2 weeks ago and they make sure the sa

the richmond sandra fell commute as you travel out of things are pretty dark there. so take your time as you're driving a little under 9 as you're traveling out of richmond and the golden gate bridge as you're heading from the north bay into the city. it will take you a little under 20 minutes be the golden gate will have more weather and traffic coming up. but for now, let's get back to top stories. san francisco district attorney chesa will face a recall election in the june primaries next year. the department of elections has certified the recall petition which collected 83,000 signatures kron four's taylor is actually has more on that for us. >> the san francisco department of elections has verified enough signatures on tuesday to move forward with the recall of district attorney jason routine. those campaigning to remove booting from office. submitted 83,000 signatures roughly 32,000 more than required to put the measure on the ballot. john artis with the department of elections explains what voters can expect in this special election on june 7th will not see a

sandra fell bridge. let's get a look at the san mateo bridge. now we had a disabled vehicle near the high rise here on 92 westbound. they were able to get that off. still drive. times are pretty slow at about 32 minutes. we're checking out some of our highways. you can see red all over the map traveling northbound 8.80, san leandro oakland a little under 30 minutes for you to make that drive. how before heading from one 60 to conquer to 42 a little under 26 minutes and westbound 80 traveling crockett down towards the maze 5.80, about 39 minutes for you to drive dorian james, back to you. thanks rates 18 and we have got an amazing survival story. a 66 year-old doctor from our she is battling stage 4 cancer and she was attacked in her kitchen in lake tahoe by a bear. yeah. incredible proffers dan kerman actually had a conversation with her as she recounts that whole terrifying encounter. >> front nose terrified. >> i was absolutely terrified again, it takes a lot to terrify me. laurel rose fun hoffman curtsy. you see bears in a north tahoe neighbo

across towards sandra fell traffic picking up a tad bit. a little under 2 minutes to make that drive. the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes traveling from the north bay into the city will have a weather and traffic coming up. for now, let's get back to the news. well, in the east bay oakland police are investigating another couple of shootings that happened within about 5 hours of each other. latest shooting involved a mother and a daughter who were shot while inside their home kron four's. dan kerman has that story for us. >> another violent weekend in the city of oakland at 1030 sunday night. a woman and her 11 year-old daughter were shot well inside a home in the 7500 block of sterling drive. >> this is happening way too frequently and it is maddening seeing the blatant disregard for human life. both are in stable condition and expected to survive. but council member lauren taylor says. >> people have to find nonviolent ways to resolve conflict. we have to. >> engage with family members who we know have a weapon and you know, may be co

the monarch has been replaced by the bob ady and president sandra mason, who has been sworn in the last hour. the country will remain a member of the commonwealth group of nations. we now turn our vessels bow towards the new republic. redo this so that we may seize the full substance of our sovereignty. for decades, we have had discourse and debate about the transition of bobby and us to a republic. to day debate and discourse have become action. madam president, as your constitutional status changes, it was important to me that i should join you to reaffirm those things which do not change. for example, the close and trusted partnership between barbados and the united kingdom as vital members of the commonwealth cross line to the council bridge town where latin american editor, monsieur newman joined us on the line. let's see a talk to us about the significance of this moment. the moment i'm going to be streaming because the ceremony is still under way. it is quite an extraordinary occasion in the country to become a republic almost ever, really? most public since so long ago. but sinc

sandra fell bridge as the showers gradually move out of the region. something that we already seen happen up in marine sonoma napa lake and mendocino counties. all these areas of really dried out now, only a few showers remain in solano county out into the eastern portion of the county towards the delta. so there's your line of showers right there, which is actively working its way through. you will see a gradually retreating further and further through the later part of the morning by 05:30am, some parts of the east bay and south bay are still holding on to some light sprinkles by 6.45 only a couple stray sprinkles remain and by the 7 o'clock hour into 08:00am just the cloud cover. and the damp roadways from that overnight rainfall. so really as early morning commuters that are working our way out into the worst of conditions late this morning still wet. still some puddles on the roads but definitely no active rainfall for our commuters later on this morning by the afternoon were politically, sunny will stay that way into tomorrow. few showers try to

this was in sandra fell. it was spotted trying to cross east francisco boulevard and grange way about 2 blocks from the water. so wasn't too far off, but they didn't arrive either going to yeah, she was not too far off the water. no adore and it was it's out there now which like john. yes, if the seals out there today, she might dry weather. she just wanted the trick or treat. what you want. it. >> we are going to see showers on and off over the next few hours here starting to taper after your evening commute and then the rest of the week looking dry, least until wednesday. night into thursday morning. have a great i mean. have a great mike is (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately... at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected. so even a routine appointment can save your life. i am so glad you did this mammogram, so we can detect it early. everything looks great with your eyes, and i see you're due for a mammogram. should we schedule it? oh yea

until december 17th in sandra fell, gayle ong kron 4 news. and i think that should for used to be really popular. i see that around a lot. yeah. older homes older homes. yeah. by all the here. so you can get for and help take care of this high fly you know, eucalyptus trees too. >> are hugely founder like matchsticks week ago. but that's a whole different program. someday ok and about fire season next season. but right now we're not worried about it because fire season is over because we had some rain and we're hoping at i noticed there were a few sprinkles last. are they still around? are they pretty much gone. still some sprinkles out there are guys and i also had a couple sprinkles in my neighborhood last night walked outside and was like yep, that roadways a little bit wet. but really not looking at overwhelmingly wet conditions just enough to roadways looking a little bit damp this morning because of those isolated sprinkles that still do remain across the bay area. this is a very dark view right now at san francisco, unfortunately was a

sandra fell bridge and the south. they want to one slow. so 85 to menlo park a little under 50 minutes. 2 scene minor delays started james, back to you. >> thanks a lot. of 31 and san francisco could soon allow people to use drugs under the care of medical professionals who would be on hand while they give themselves drug. yeah. mayor london breed says this facility if it's created would save lives with crawford's camila barco live. >> in the city now to explain. good morning. camila. >> good morning, you guys maryland and breed is pushing for this safe consumption sites. that's what it's called. and she also has the support from state senator scott wiener. now this is a place where people would go to use their drugs. they would self inject themselves. but like you guys said and we're explains they would be under the care of nurses. doctors or trained professionals. now mayor london breed introduced legislation to purchase this building on your screen on geary and hyde street. the 8,000 square foot building would cost

and, sandra, i really appreciate your time. i know it's -- it's unbeliunbelievably frustrating for you when you hear someone like jeffrey clark refusing to answer questions but i wanted to ask you about this proclamation. i mean, trump's white house ultimately did release a proclamation honoring your partner, brian, and fellow capitol police officer liebengood. but they are trying to keep any drafts of it -- hundreds of pages of other documents hidden. that the select committee cannot have them. and specifically, you know, that any drafts of that document. why do you think that the former president wants to keep this secret? >> well, erin, first, thank you for having me on your show again. i think it is going to expose trump and the cockroach that he is and that's why he doesn't want those documents released. but in reference to the proclamation for brian and officer liebengood, i don't know. maybe it's exposing that he had something to do with the riot, instigating it. or it's a possibility that there was some empathy shown fo

we're taking a live look outside this time at the richmond sandra fell bridge. you can see there's a lot of rain coming down there as well. of course, rain here means snow in the sierra. yeah. a lot of people excited about that. trump for chief meteorologist storms. karl joins us with a look at what to expect in the 4 zone forecast. yeah. guys still actually starting a little lower tonight about 4500 need in the shasta area. but overnight tonight that warmer system that the atmospheric river going to be moving in. that's going bring it up about 6,6500 people out there right now. here's a look at donner. i want to show this year right now as we've got the camera really shaking around lands. i was just checking some 52 mile an hour gust going across the peak there. so if you head of the sierra nevada take extra care. it is pretty stormy up there. now and we'll continue to intensify tonight. in fact, we've got a winter weather advisory going up tonight. you see that snow down lake level, maybe a little bit below that probably about one to 3 inches right at lake lev

pasamos con mi compañera sandra bonilla que se encuentra en el aeropuerto internacional de los Ángeles y las amplía a detalles sobre esto. cuéntanos sandra >>> buenas tardes, es un día muy importante porque han pasado 19 meses después de que estados unidos cerrará sus fronteras a los viajeros de diferentes países como brasil, india, china, gran parte de europa y las políticas están cambiando y eso es lo que usted necesita saber para poder viajar >>> a partir de hoy se terminan las prohibiciones para personas que quieran hacer viajes considerados no esenciales poniendo fin a un año y medio del cierre parcial para evitar la propagación del covid-19 pero debes saber que son varios los cambios para que puede ingresar a este país de forma aérea >>> a la hora de abordar ese país de origen su aerolínea deba pedir su pasaporte, su visa y pacheco de vacunación y prueba negativa del covid >>> para personas que vengan por tierra o ingresen por puntos fronterizos las exigencias honestas. >>> va a pasar por tierra, san diego, san isidro selva pedir pasaporte, su visa y prueba de vacu

. >> y sandra, gracias por su preferencia, antes de llegar a esta información, hablemos de cómo muchos inmigrantes son víctimas de fraude al intentar arreglar sus papeles para trabajar legalmente o regresar a sus países, abrazar a sus familiares que no han visto por años o décadas. >> flavio nos dice cómo estas personas deben estar en alerta máxima para no caer en manos de estafadores que se hacen pasar por abogados expertos en inmigración. qué tal, buenas tardes, ce san, sandra, en telemundo 48 hemos seguido muy de cerca el caso de una mujer que se hizo pasar precisamente como una experta en inmigración en la ciudad de san josé, por eso le estamos advirtiendo a nuestra comunidad a no caer en las garras de este tipo de personas, y por eso queremos informarle de que hablamos con una experta del colegio de abogados, para que nos de algunas recomendaciones que tengamos en mente, escuchemos. >> cada condado normalmente tiene una barra de abogados, siempre se puede contactar a la barra en el área donde vive para pedir una lista de abogados en que tienen confianza y que tienen una

sandra fell commute. as you travel out of richmond. looks like still pretty dark. their loan. the richmond sandra fell bridge to take your time as you're driving a little under 10 minutes to make that commute. and the golden gate bridge. as you're heading from the north bay to least the tolls. it will take about 20 minutes to make that commute. developing news this morning. lawsuits are piling up against rapper travis scott following the astroworld concert disaster. investigators want to know if crucial warning signs before the houston show were missed or ignored. marty marco has that story from houston for us. >> thor a tease continuing to come through the chaos of astroworld. at the height of the deadly crowd surge. rapper travis scott briefly mentioning fans needing help. >> but kept playing for nearly 40 the artist receiving swift blowback from fans who pointed out how other performers have handled this before. >> from the foo fighters. >> little here and lincoln park someone what do you do. >> tony buzbee is one of the lawyers suing show organizers his client's costa's lo

sandra fell commuters at picks up a little under 9 minutes. how the forty-niners and lost to the cardinals and the giants beat out the raiders. plus the mlb names, the winners of a gold glove award. kron four's jason dumas says the latest in sports. >> 385 days a lot has gone on in that span and that's also how many days have going on since the niners have won a game at levi's stadium that opportunity to snap that streak against a cardinals team without kyler murray and the andrea hopkins should be easy to best players on the team was called the court replacing the injured ayton 22 in his career as a starter. >> 1st quarter. jimmy g he missed this guy. but george, you can't do that. that is turnover number one of the day. it was a costly one because of that ensuing drive. james conner, the star of the day. he scores from 13 yards out of 7 to nothing. let's go to the 3rd quarter. niners down by ken mccoy swings it over to the after mentioned it. james conner still look like walter payton, 45 yard touchdown. mccoy looks like peyton manning 249 y

the sandra fell fire department partner with americorps amarin wildfire. they're focusing on dangerous wildfire fuels around homes as well as evacuation routes. >> they're either doing like understory clearance out in the open space areas. so removing highly combustible invasive species such as french broom. >> and mainly really focusing on areas that are. >> within a 100 feet of residential structure. >> samara fell residents can reach out to the fire department to set up the free service. the program is going to run until december 17th. california attorney general rob bonta is leading a nationwide investigation into mehta formally known as facebook and the effect the instagram app has on children and young adults montas as a bipartisan coalition of attorneys generals from 8 states are got investigate. how advertised instagram to children knowing about the physical and mental health consequences. well, recent studies have linked instagram too. a rise in depression, eating disorders and even suicide. in a statement bonta said, quote, we have undertaken thi

sandra: astronaut mark vande hei has completed thorough pressurization. pressure was brought up to about five pounds per square inch where a leak check was performed. everything checked out smoothly, so the pressure is now being brought up to equalize it between that of the pressure inside the station. once pressure is equalized and after a couple of more checks, vande hei will be given the go to open the hatch. once that is open, he will be able to see the crew inside endurance. his main job then will be to configure the station side hatch, which is configured with a docking target. it is a small rod that provides guidance for the dragon during its approach to dock with the space station. he will remove that target and allow padding for safe entry of the crew-three astronauts into the space station. we are targeting a hatch opening after 7:00 p.m. central time as well as a welcoming ceremony to happen approximately 35 minutes after hatch opening. >> we are in a brief handover between satellites but will regain communication shortly. as a reminder, we are

the richmond sandra fell commute pretty, pretty quiet over there. but again, a little under 9 with slick conditions and the golden gate bridge. the 20 as you're traveling into the city. well, the santa rosa fire department is officially the clarion and it's wildfire season and officials say after receiving nearly a foot of rain in october. the fire threat is minimize to the santa rosa community, although the season is over. the fire department says people should still remain vigilant during the winter months and it's a good time to start preparing for another potentially active wildfire season next year. so good news and now takes us time to get your passeort approved. the state department says the processing time for a passport application is now 8.11 weeks and a few weeks less for an expedited request. compare that to july when it was 12 to 18 weeks of wait time. a giant backlog of applications. a slowing things down. but officials say they're finally starting to catch up. president joe biden says the u.s. will lead by example and take drastic ste

sandra mason has been sworn in as presidents replace and queen elizabeth as head of states. our latin america editor lucio norman, was at the festivities in bridgetown. ah, the declaration of the world news trip public was marked by celebrations ah, with the music song and dance that barbados is so well known for ah, but above all, it was time for solemnity. prince charles arrived for the last time as the representative of the queen by betus, his head of state mocking the end of the british monarchies, ties with the island to once known as britons, caribbean, crown jewel, the creation of this republic, over the new beginning. but it also marks a point on a continuum, a milestone on the long road. you have not only travelled, but which you have built. then the british military flag was lowered, replaced by one that represents only barbados, which now has a new president sandra mason. re now turn our vessels bow towards the new republic. redo this so that we may seize the full substance of our sovereignty. barbados was britons 1st and most important slave colony, whose sugar f

i'm hoping that sandra phil doesn't see the damage. there was a lot of flooded homes and south 2 weeks ago. and we also have some area parks to having to adjust a little bit as they deal with some of the damage from this storm. >> sonoma county up at hood mountain and foothill regional parks are going to be shut down today. they're dealing with some of the high winds that maybe brought down a branch or 2 and then near woods in marin county. they're going open at 10 o'clock this morning instead of the usual 8. they want to give their employees enough time to get out there and double check for any hazards that made their be there in the wake of the storm before they let people come on through and their little walk. and you know what? just like we shared our video. james. we would love you viewers to share your video or pictures with us of. >> the rain or heck, i even took pictures of my dogs this morning. i'll show you later on. >> so, you know, you can do that, especially if you have a that will wear a doggy raincoat unlikely. please sh

so that is good news for that commute richmond sandra fell out. does looks low still under 11 minutes to make it across towards sandra fell, no more red on our map that's the good news. so in the south bay long to 82 to 37. i'm not seeing any major issues, a 80 or 6.80 at this time. so it's really in the bottle. we'll keep a close eye on that. but john, you've also been tracking the weather for us today. yeah. and you know what? even though we are looking at a couple of sprinkles very limited across the bay area this morning, weather still pretty co-operative for your morning commute. >> so any sort of slowdowns that you're experiencing. that's just because it's a busy travel day. not so much because mother nature is interfering with much your view outside at a berkeley hills camera is showing some cloud cover overhead. the same cloud cover is part of the reason that we are actually feeling a bit more mild out there this morning. cloud cover helps to shed heat lost during evening hours. that'p why we're in the 50's right now for most areas. your v

sandra fell in santa rosa will be but are big winners around a quarter of an inch. well closer to a 10th of an inch elsewhere. so definitely on the lighter side of things just enough to keep things wet out there, which is exactly what we want to continue to see as we work our way through this new month. today's daytime highs will be nice and comfortable. some 60's to 70's burlingame at 72 degrees. foster city also at 72 south bay temperatures will be in the mid 70's with campbell. those gatos in san jose each right at 74 freeman through hayward in the low 70's while oakland at 70 degrees berkeley and richmond holding on to the upper 60's pittsburgh, an antioch each at 72 for today's daytime highs. let's get your look ahead in our next 7 days. so i hope you savor every bit of those 7, 0, is because we will not be seeing them after today out of the 70's back into the 60's and 50's for highs from this point forward tonight we see some brief overnight showers mostly early tomorrow morning. the rest of your day thursday. dries out quite nicely saturday. an increasing clo