was >> the man was a beloved educator at sherman elementary school in san francisco. he was just feet away from the school near union and franklin streets when he died one week ago he was crossing the road when 2 cars collided on franklin street and then slammed into him. it was the best teacher. i wish to have to have said by on wednesday the school held a vigil to remember zemin and all the great work that he's done. he and i worked together very closely. >> with some of us students who need the most support. and so just his calmness, his calf. take a. and kind of approach to any situation. he was always trying to figure out how to hook kids, how to connect with a kid principal. helen parker says. >> this vigil was a joint effort with walk. san francisco, an organization in the city advocating for safer streets this whole community is devastated for good reason to start a whole city. >> our streets. our schools should be safe. but no question. and that's not the case here. supervisor catherine stefani says. >> it's an issue she and her office are also working on the

this is the vigil across the street is sherman elementary. not he was hit shortly before 8 o'clock in the morning as he was. >> almost a school on wednesday, but he never made it because 2 cars coming down. franklin. they collided with each other. he was in the crosswalk when he was hit, why they crashed into each other is still under investigation. reportedly speeding is possible factor behind the collision. he actually died at the scene. that's how horrific he was hit by the car. yesterday was veterans day. so the classes were not in session yesterday, but the teachers, they actually turned out on wednesday and even on thursday to come out here to remember him to mourn his death and his parents also spoke out saying that he was their only child. so what they will do moving forward is they will have grief counselors at the school. this is an l elementary school. so a lot of kids, as you can imagine. we are in shock and they will be confused. why their teacher andrew seaman will not be in class today. so there's grief counselors. we'll talk t

that's where roger sherman is saying, no, we have to keep the state sovereign. or wilson, thanking, no, and that's why he's pushing for the people. pushing on the people and pushing direct election. no, we have to have the central government a sovereign. and that's the funny thing floating around. ultimately, one clean break from the king, who is independent. washington makes that argument. we weren't granted independence under peace treaty with england. we were granted independence as 13 individual states. we were granted independence as a whole union. in contrast to the declaration of independence, you can make a plausible argument, and some states did, that each state was declaring independence in a corporate fashion. and that each state had to separately deal with it. so the question is, who is independent? who isn't? and if it's the united states, is the united states a single noun or a plural noun, when it comes down to it? and that's an issue that continues beyond the constitution. but it's an issue of where the sovereignty lies that no longer lives with

san francisco police have identified the driver accused of running a red and killing a sherman elementary school educator police. say 70 year old susan vanarucci is charged with vehicular manslaughter according to investigators vanarucci was heading westbound on union street when she drove through the intersection at franklin killing andrew zeman the 30 year old san francisco native worked as a para-educator at sherman elementary his alma mater a friend and fellow musician. talk to us about zeman today at a memorial outside the school. andrew was deeply loved by everybody. i know for 15 years. we make music together. we're in a group called city zoo. grief counselors were at sherman elementary as students return for the first time since wednesday's accident new details involving the protests that took place on the golden gate bridge last night abc 7 news is learning. group did not have a permit to protest a week earlier officials learned of the protest over social media. they made attempts to reach out to the group, but never got a response officials say even if that group did have a perm

this is a vigil last night at the sherman elementary school, 2 honors. the men he was struck and killed. you might remember last week near the school. he was crossing the street at franklin and union. and there was a vigil here to remember him and also, you know, they're just gathering to remember. that that safety because i passed by this every day. it's still there outside. they have, you know, memorial to him and they're all wanting safer streets. >> one of the biggest things is you. if you walk on that street speeds are incredibly high. the street is designed to encourage fast driving. and they're coming down a hill flying at that intersection it's treacherous. i want to let you know that we are committed to making certain that we're doing everything we can, not just sherman elementary school. >> to work with the sfmta to make the streets safer. >> sherman elementary is on an activity at this in the andrews name to remember him as well as and they're not letting up on trying to create of us safer zone around that >> it is 5.11 now. and still ahead on

but, no, if you had and in his opening speech roger sherman made a point, you know, the reason why the article of federation works is those delegates are recallable at will by the states. >> meaning the state legislature. >> they weren't going to have any of that. the way say setup the senator of each state, sure they have two, but they're not recallable at will. they have six-year terms. and morris said they're going to live in this national capital with six-year terms. and by that unrecallable by the states, they won't really represent the -- >> and saying when reason rather than passion -- when passion rather than reason prevails then democracy is friends. he's channelling madison's fears of shay's rebellion. >> did you agree with the analysis there was this sphere of mob violence and democracy, and does the lincoln experience suggest it was mob action in particular rather than democracy in general that made the founders afraid, and how is it going to reflect on the constitution? >> i hope it's not just a question of semantics here. that didn't mean he was against democracy, right,

but now, if you had, in an opening speech -- roger sherman made a major point. well, the reason why the articles of confederation work is because those delegates are recall-able at will by the states -- they weren't going to have any of that. what they set up was the senators -- give some part -- but they're not recall-able at will. they get six year terms. and governor norris said, they will become creatures of the nation because they're going to live in national capital with six year terms and by that time, on recall-able by the state, they won't really represent the state. they'll represent themselves. >> lucas, you quote lincoln -- warning of mob violence -- passion rather than reason, prevails -- democracy is threatened. he is channeling madison's fears of shea's rebellion, although he is responding to violence -- we're being lynched and murdered through terrorism. to watch agree -- do you agree with -- the sphere of mob violence and democracy that led to the constitution? and does the lincoln experience suggest that it was mob action in particular, rather

just steps from sherman elementary in san francisco, where andrew worked as a pair of educator, a school that he attended as a boy. i'm probably never going to be the same, to be honest with you and memorial now at the intersection where andrew was killed. with heart felt messages from his students. shortly before eight wednesday morning, andrew was struck and killed by a car at franklin and union streets. it appears he was either going to or leaving a corner store. when a female driver possibly older, crashed her car into another vehicle, causing it to jump the curb, pinning andrew to the wall. police have not confirmed the details. cars just fly down that hill. entries girlfriend tells me there have been many accidents at that intersection with drivers speeding when she worked at sherman elementary with andrew. they would often walk to the corner store. he would always make sure that i was safe by, you know, kind of walking first and holding his hand out for me to make sure that i that i was safe. she says he took great pride in working with children, especially those with autism and o

and they had to bring along people like roger sherman, kicking and screaming. and they never could bring along others who voted against it then and they could have never have brought along patrick henry. i would argue that they could never have pulled it off under -- giving -- going one step further than gordon. gordon said it was 55 people who weren't truly representative. i think if it hadn't been in secret, if this thing -- if what they were coming up with had been made public and the newspapers had been reporting it, people like patrick henry would have -- who was chosen as a delegate for virginia but didn't come because he thought it was a waste of time, he claims it was good to smell the rat. that was later. he didn't smell a rat was the problem. he would have showed up. all these other people would have come and the whole thing would have been -- would have been derailed which is what gordon sort of was suggesting and i'm just sort of underscoring what he's saying. so really we were talking about and wilson more than -- as much as anyone but i do think m

saying that governor is recallable by the people but now if you had and in his opening speech roger sherman made a major point. the real reason why the articles of confederation works is those delegates are recallable at will by the states meaning the state legislature. they weren't going to have any of that. the way they set up was the senator was short each state gets to.but they're not recallable at will. the promise is they have six-year terms and they will become creatures of the nation because they're going to live in this new national capital and by that time on recallable by the states they won't really represent the states. represent themselves. lucas, you quote lincoln at springfield lwarning of mob violence and saying one reason rather than passion prevails or rather when passion rather than reason prevails the mock receipt is threatened. he's channeling madison's fears of shays rebellion although he'sresponding to violence against abolitionist newspaper editors . to what degree do you agree with gordon's analysis that it was this fear of mob violence that led to the constitution

. >>> today in san francisco, grief counsellors will be on hand at sherman elementary after a teacher was struck and killed at the corner and franklin and union streets. he was a beloved teacher's aide, and the parents and kids are devastating. >> we told him yesterday about what had happened, and he told us that he was the kind of teacher -- >> students are returning to class today for the first time since his death, and this is after being off for veteran's day. >>> alameda county supervisor was struck and killed earlier by a car this month. east bay times report that the citizens want an asian-american person to replace her. governor newsom will select the replacement if the board misses their deadline. >>> this is video from the fire of last year when that first sparked. earlier this year cal fire said it was caused by a tree that fell on to a power line owned by pg&e. and then one company decided the tree was healthy and did not need to be cut down. >>> a non-profit is moving forward with cleaning up lake tahoe's shoreline. it has gathered over 18,000 pounds of trash out of the w

and this is in the same corridor sherman elementary school. it's unclear what happened moments before. but when officers arrived to the scene, they found 2 cars involved in back end. the man on the floor. paramedics helped revive tried to revive him, but he died at the scene. now school is out for the day. but sherman elementary principal is going to gather students tomorrow morning. she is letting kids know one of their beloved educators is not with them anymore. the school is also providing grief counselors. if you take a look at your screen. you'll see this letter that was sent to parents, students and staff. >> from the school's principal in quote, it says andrew talked from the heart. he was patients and kind and always a positive role model. i'm sure you will join me in offering our deepest condolences to his family and friends. now, we spoke to peter san francisco resident who says drivers are not being respectful of the roads and pedestrians. here's what he had to say. >> a lot of drivers tried to it carelessly. they're not paying atte

reggie: grief counselors will be at sherman elementary school in san francisco. this is the first day back in school since an educator was hit and killed by a car right in front of the school. he was only 30 years old and is a san francisco native. he attended the school as a child and went back to become an educator there. he was hit and killed after two cars collided at franklin and union streets. he was on the sidewalk when the vehicles veered directly into him. his girlfriend says they met five years ago while working at sherman. >> i cannot believe it. i was in hard denial and i think part of me still is. reggie: feel awful for her. the cause of the collision is under investigation. colleagues say he was beloved on the campus by faculty and students. kumasi: the death toll from the crowd search at the astroworld music festival has risen to 9. a 22-year-old died wednesday night. families say she was a student at texas a&m university. she attended the concert with or cousin -- with her cousin and younger sister. >> horror, barbarity, capacity. that is what hap

have a great day let's turn to a house democrats who voted for the bill back better, brad sherman live and in person. this is big he is also the house foreign affairs committee, welcome. your colleague, the republican leader in the house kevin mccarthy was on earlier today. let's play the clip and i'll get you to respond. >> we now know that the president and the democrats have been lying to us all along saying the bill was paid for. this is what's happening of one party room. >> patty respond. >> he was on the for challenging the demo district, i responded and agreed and he has not responded to me. i think he is afraid, happy to be a cpa and be in the second largest tax agency in the country this bill will not just pay for itself it will pay down the deficit. the reason is that revenues are being dramatically undercounted by people who don't know anything you haven't been directly involved in taxa administration. we look at the former treasury secretary in the irs commissioners and myself as heading the second largest tax agency in the country. $8 billion a year extra for the irs is g

but sherman elementary principal is going to gather students tomorrow morning. she is letting kids know one of their beloved educators is not with them anymore. and the school is also providing grief counselors. now in a letter to parents, students and staff the school's principal says, quote. >> and you're taught from the heart. he was patients and kind and always a positive role model. i'm sure you will join me in offering our deepest condolences to his family and now back out live here. people are offering their with this memorial. there are candles there are flowers and this is all again to honor the educator. now, according to city data. >> there were 6 traffic crashes at this intersection between 2016 to 2018. and zemin is the pedestrian to be killed just walking the streets in san francisco this year alone had right beside me. there's actually a few people gathering here. as you can see, they have their bites. there's a few signs letting people know safe streets. now there's one sign this is just to bring awareness the driving conditions in this we have y

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cars can drive and that we are prioritizing our most vulnerable in our streets. >> the principal of sherman elementary says it zemin was patient and kind and a positive role model today. some of the neighbors in that area were out on the corner where the incident happened, trying to get drivers to slow down. >> and the north bay pedal on this veterans day parade did return today. one of the biggest in northern california. it kicked off at one wrapped up about 2.30. this year's theme. welcome home to all vietnam veterans, our very own can wayne's sent us this video. cannes is also a veteran. by the way, a former petty officer. second class and the u.s. navy. and in the south bay, the veterans day parade in downtown san jose that. also returned today. last year it was a virtual celebration because of the pandemic. officials say it is one of the city's oldest traditions now in his 130 year. the theme this year heroes in motion. >> here's rob fladeboe with a look at the celebration. >> military veterans and their service on parade in one of san jose's oldest traditions. hundreds of patriots lin

this is actually right across the street from the school that he was trying to get to sherman elementary. people are stopping by dropping off flowers writing more notes to his family, making sure that the candles are lit 2 days ago he was trying to cross this intersection here at franklin and union to get the sherman elementary at around 8 o'clock in the morning when 2 cars collided into each other and collided into him. he was either in the cross walk. we're standing right here. but look at how close he was to the school. this is the first a fact for the students as yesterday was better and stay. so they have grief counselors on campus. he was able morrissey. >> thank you, eva, for spending time with us. tell me about mister andrew. >> he was a very funny man. he would locked me and my friends and the after can't the school and he would always like going to the jax this is franklin. this area here is famous for speeding and san francisco. >> this is the 12th pedestrian death involving a car and somebody like mister andrew standing minding their own business and all of a sudden they were

. >> with me from capitol hill is punchbowl news founder and msnbc contributor jake sherman. jake, we'll see a voting rights vote any moment now. this time democrats have support from one republican, lisa murkowski. it's not going to be enough, they need ten. where does that leave democrats on the question of the filibuster? >> nowhere. they're not going to blow up the filibuster. there's been no change in that. i know that democrats are frustrated but joe manchin and kyrsten sinema have made abundantly clear that they're not interested in blowing up the filibuster. voting rights, until they have some sort of change in view, is not going anywhere. republicans have been uniformly against getting rid of the filibuster as have sinema. what people may not understand is that joe manchin is a supporter of the filibuster. it would be difficult to see a scenario in which he would blow up the filibuster which he, again, supports. >> this next question for joe manchin comes up from democrats, they have new urgency to pass the president's agenda after last night's election defeats. fami

access to the general sherman tree and a large part of the forest will remain closed. >> a special tribute happening at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. the public is able to lay flowers at the tomb. this is the first time that has by any howed in near through 100 years. it's part of the centennial compel race at arlington. a world war ii vet who fought at the battle of the bulge is part of the group paying tribute. >>> coming up on the cbs evening news. >> it is a busy news day. we've all been feeling those higher prices at the pump and grocery store. we spoke to experts who said those inflationary prices could be here through the holidays. >>> plus our series honoring our soldiers tonight. the tomb of the unknown soldier is open to the public for the first time in ne ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> well, many industries are back in full swing after 2020's shut town and the yachting industry is bouncing back, as well, as they

he was on sherman's march to the sea. he was in the grand review parade in washington, d.c., marched past the reviewing stand with president andrew johnson and general grant. and he knew, like all of the others who fought to preserve our union, he exemplified the idea that is enshrined in the motto of new hampshire, "live free or die." they knew the price of freedom. they knew that it had to be fought for and defended. and they knew that they were the ones who had to do it. one of the greatest blessings of this country is that in every generation, we have had citizens who have been willing to serve, citizens who have been willing to answer that call and to defend our freedom. as we meet here today, i can tell you without a doubt that the task for which so many generations have fought and have sacrificed now falls to us. shortly after the impeachment back in january, i got a message from a goldstar father, and he said to meet, "standing up for truth honors all who gave all." it is something i will certainly never forget an

well walking to school yesterday morning, a car hit 30 year-old andrew zemin by sherman elementary school near franklin and union in the cow hollow neighborhood. family members say they're in shock with his cousin telling kron 4 news that they do not understand how this could happen. his death marks the 12th pedestrian death on the streets of san francisco this year. >> we have the tools in our tool box to redesign our streets. so cars can drive and that we are prioritizing our most vulnerable in our streets. >> the principal of sherman elementary said that simon was a patient and kind and a positive role model today. some neighbors were out on the corner where it happened, trying to get drivers to slow down. >> in the east bay tonight. police in pittsburgh are searching for a woman who they say stole a car with a one year-old girl inside it. here's a photo of the vehicle. an suv was stolen just before 06:00pm police say the owner got out of the suv to talk to somebody left the engine running. police say the woman then approached these guys asking for a cigarette when they said no. the wo

and ran a red light at franklin killing andrew ziman the 30 year old san francisco native attended sherman elementary and returned there as a paraeducator grief counselors. we're at school today as students returned to class for the first time since his death. a $10,000 reward is now available to anyone who comes forward with information about the killing of jasper wu the toddler was asleep in his mother's car on saturday as she drove down 880 in oakland when he was struck by a bullet from a freeway shooting. the family was not targeted spent almost a week and there have been no arrests abc 7 news. anchor dion limb finds this case is just a sample of the violence afflicting oakland. as 23 month old jasper woo's family shares new photos of their son who was killed by a stray bullet along 880 saturday afternoon. there was a show of unity in oakland's chinatown. we have to all wake up. about what happened here with the neighbor? hood volunteer safety patrol group the carl chan president of the chinatown chamber of commerce spoke of what he called the third pandemic not covid-19 or the attacks

a car hit 30 year-old andrew seaman by sherman elementary school that's near franklin and union and the cow hollow neighborhood. family members say they're in shock. his cousin told kron 4 news they just don't understand how it happened. his death marks the 12th pedestrian death on the streets of san francisco. this year. we have the tools in our tool box to redesign our streets. so cars can drive and that we are prioritizing our most vulnerable in our streets. >> the principal of sherman elementary said seaman was patient too kind. a very positive role model today. some neighbors were out on the corner where this happened, trying to get drivers to slow down. richmond mayor tom is accusing fellow city council members of plotting a coup. this is a day after the council voted to condemn him for comments he made in recent months about the richmond city manager. the issue stems from the mayor's newsletters where he regularly posts information on his website on several locations. the mayor has disparage the job performance of city manager larson. i'd been. and so the of turner attorney to ri

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and punchbowl news founder and msnbc contributor jake sherman. great to see all of you. another slow day on capitol hill. ali, how are we looking right now when it comes to potential votes tonight? >> yeah, it's looking like infrastructure day is like infrastructure era, because we're not exactly sure what's going to happen at this point. we did hear from one of the congressmen who is meeting with speaker pelosi on the idea they could vote on the bipartisan infrastructure vote tonight and do a procedural vote on build back better. that puts speaker pelosi on the seesaw, balancing the moderates and progressives in her party. the moderates may hold out and that puts the question to whether progressives are okay with voting on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. we've actually even heard just in the last few minutes from one of those, congresswoman cori bush, one of the progressives, who said she wouldn't be on board for that plan. this is the balancing act that comes when you have such razor thin margins in the house. speaker pelosi can only afford to lose three members on

peter baker and jake sherman, thank you both for being with me this morning. now, to continue this conversation is california democratic congressman, lou correa, he sits on the homeland security committee and also a member of the congressional hispanic caucus. congressman, it's a pleasure to see you this morning. thank you. >> thank you. >> do you expect the house to vote on the build back better act next week or could we see more hang ups that would delay it further? >> it's our hope that we would vote on this build back better legislation next week. clearly, we've been waiting for votes for a couple of months, at least. but i believe since we've got the infrastructure bill passed, the agreement is that now democrats will come together and vote on the build back better, either next week or very, very soon thereafter. >> a new "usa today" suffolk university poll shows that americans are split when it comes to supporting the reconciliation bill. how do you explain what democrats are trying to do with this bill? >> well, essentially, what we're doing is investin

this is sherman. the national zoo's screaming hairy armadillo. and that's actually what they're called. it's going wild over a new toy. he refuses to put it down even when the doses off. according to the zoo keepers, the occasional fumble happens, but sherman just rolls with the punches and is quick to recover. he loves his new toy. that's actually pretty cute. all dave spahr has been tracking the 70's. what i guess you mean to right. i'm sorry, would say you're tracking the 70's. okay. back. yeah. look at that. it's nice little flavor here. spring-like weather. >> give a nice little something you're armadillo. pat to enjoy will be on the sunshine with this 71 going on for oakland. 75 san jose warm and sunny, we have all the factors playing into it. we've got a high upstairs. maybe not the right exact location and warm enough to push those numbers even higher. but you know, this is the naisbitt basic game plan not a lot of surface winds. there's a little bit of an offshore wind, though, and the good news is because we had recent rains we can hand

with me now, jake sherman, founder of bunch bowl news and an msnbc political contributor. jake, great seeing you. what's going on with the defense policy bill and efforts to keep the government open past friday. >> so let's take this issue by issue for a second. number one is defense policy. as you mentioned, republicans blocked efforts to overcome the filibuster last night to clear a procedural hurdle over concerns about amendments. we anticipate based on our reporting that those differences will be bridged. there'll be some sort of agreement to deal with amendments at some point. we also anticipate that government funding, although it's coming down to the wire once again, i feel like we talk about this every few months, it's coming down to the wire, but we anticipate some sort of agreement in the next couple of days. we don't anticipate a government shutdown, the house will take up a short-term government funding deal first that goes until the end of january. senate will take it up, crisis averted, most likely. then we get into the difficult issues. there's the debt ceil

the constitutional convention with this puzzle and that's where roger sherman is saying we gotta keep the state sovereign or wilson thinking no and that's why he's pushing for the people, pushing on the people and direct election. we have to have the central government sovereign that's a funny thing floating around. we are ultimately once we break from the king, who is the dependent washington makes the argument. we were granted independence under the peace treaty with england we were grantedindepends we were granted independence as a whole union. in contrast as the declaration of independence a plausible argument from some states independent limit corporate fashion in each state had to separately deal with it, who is independent and who is it the united states is the united states a single or plural when it comes down to, that's an issue that continues beyond the constitution but it's an issue of where the sovereignty lies that no longer lies with the king. >> perfectly phrased lucas, you written so powerfully about lincoln and the founders in lincoln quoted james wilson for the prop

kpant hallie jackson, "washington post," daniella pletka of the american enterprise institute and jake sherman, founder of bunch bowl news. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in wash, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> a good sunday morning. i hope you're earn joying the rest of your thanksgiving day weekend. it appears the country and the world may be suffering from its own version of long covid. each pause in cases seems to be followed by a spike. and now there's omicron. this is the name of a troubling new coronavirus variant that the w.h.o. is calling a variant of concern, the first they've labeled that since the delta variant. we know how that turned out. this was first identified in southern africa. as we've learned, when a variant shows up anywhere, it winds up everywhere. the reaction has been swift despite worry about how serious this variant is. there's been jitters on wall street, causing the dow to drop more than 900 points on friday, the single worst day of the year. all this amid a sharp rise in ca

washington post column e northwest, eugene robinson, jake sherman from "punchbowl news," and daniella pletka from the americans enterprise institute. the ahmaud arbery verdict. i want to play the 911 call. there's a line in there, gene, that other people have pointed out that might be the most important line of this trial. let me play it. >> 911, what's the address of your emergency? >> i'm out here at satilla shores. there's a black male running down the street. >> where at satilla shores. >> i don't know what street we're on. >> hey, drop that. damn it. stop. travis! >> so the emergency, gene was a black man was running down the street. >> black male running down the street. that's the line that jumps out. that was the emergency that was perceived. the thing is, of course, we wouldn't know any of this had not that video been released and gone viral because the initial decision by prosecutors -- local prosecutors was to do nothing. okay, we're good, right? you know, you just killed this man in cold blood. we can now say officially you murdered this man, but it was okay because there

joining me, politico national correspondent betsy woodruff swann, punchbowl founder jake sherman, and nbc legal analyst carol lamb. good to see all of you. betsy, there is an argument to be made at the very least that trump's comments to jon karl are callous, at worst maybe incriminating potentially in a court of law, defending his supporters when they chant "hang mike pence." what do you make of that interview and does it tell us anything potentially about what might be in those records he so desperately wants to keep from congress? >> it's as ton-ishing audio. but it's also very much consistent with the way that trump has talked about the january 6th attacks. one message he's been saying repeatedly is the actual insurrection was election day and what happened on january 6th wasn't necessarily an attack. he's trying to sort of rearrange verbiage there to try to downplay the gravity and the horrific violence that played out that day. so him suggesting that this "hang mike pence" chant was a reasonable response to pence following his basic constitutional duties is -- for trump it's ver

ultimately i think they go into the constitutional convention with this puzzle and that's where roger sherman is saying we gotta keep the state sovereign or wilson thinking no and that's why he's pushing for the people, pushing on the people and direct election. we have to have the central government sovereign that's a funny thing floating around. we are ultimately once we break from the king, who is the dependent washington makes the argument. we were granted independence under the peace treaty with england we were granted independence as 13 mutual states we were granted independence as a whole union. in contrast as the declaration of independence a plausible argument from some states did that each state was declaring independent limit corporate fashion in each state had to separately deal with it, who is independent and who is it the united states is the united states a single or plural when it comes down to, that's an issue that continues beyond the constitution but it's an issue of where the sovereignty lies that no longer lies with the king. >> perfectly phrased lucas, you written so pow

access to giant forest lodge pole in general sherman tree, however, remains closed today all national parks, including yosemite and four point offering free admission to everyone in honor of this veterans day. many national parks have direct connections to the military, including the presidio in san francisco and state parks as well, including mount diablo, sonoma state historic park island and the sacramento railroad museum, offering free admission to us veterans, as well as current active duty and reserve personnel today, and their families can also get in for free. and not a bad day to get out and about perfect. it's beautiful outside. want to thank you for watching ktvu fox two news at noon. we'll see again tonight at four o'clock. dr. uh, starts right now. have a good starts right now. have a good dr. oz: it's a jonbenet bombshell. our investigative reporter claims boulder police have been sitting on crucial d.n.a. evidence that could solve the brutal murder. she alleges case files show that police still believe patsy ramsey killed her and refuse to consider any other suspect. an

he attended sherman elementary as a child. >> how lucky andrew was to come to work every day to a place he loved and he was loved. >> reporter: flowers and posters cover the wall at the intersection of franklin and union streets where the 30-year- old was walking last wednesday before fatally struck by a car. school leaders have been calling on the city for changes to make this area safer saying this is a tragedy that was preventable. >> the street is designed to encourage fast driving and they're coming down a hill, flying at the intersection. it's treacherous. >> i don't want anybody else to get hurt that work in the school. >> reporter: 13 years' worth of correspondence with the city around making the streets around here safer. >> reporter: inside the school, students filled hallways with pictures and loving notes. >> he was a good soul. i am heart broken. >> reporter: his father says his son's ashes arrived today and hearing stories of his son tonight are helping the family heal. kenny choi, kpix5. >>> a suspect trying to evade police in east bay is under arrest after he triggered a

we can bring in democratic congress on brad sherman who affairs committee and has been following events in ethiopia closely. thank you for being with us. you have been speaking about the unfolding humanitarian crisis. how concerned are you tonight about the intensified fighting? >> this is the one year anniversary of an unfolding tragedy. the ap now reports that more people face death by famine in tigre, northern ethiopia, than face famine in all the other trouble spots around the world. this is a real tragedy. our committee voted unanimously for resolution that uses the word genocide to describe what is happening in tigre. laura: and you have called for the u.s. navy to get involved. what exactly do you want them to do to try and get aid to people who are on the brink of starvation? >> no, look, i want to see the trucks rolling into tigre with food. i listed a variety of different options we can take. obviously it starts with diplomacy, it starts with working with so many groups towards a cease-fire. but if we see the prospect of a genocide and we see the government participating in th

here is his picture and the vigil last night at sherman elementary where he worked. he was hit and killed by a car last week near the school which is where he was crossing the street of franklin in union when he was struck. and so now everybody not only is remembering him, but they are really advocating for safer streets. >> one of the biggest things is you. if you walk on that street speeds are incredibly high. the street is designed to encourage fast driving. and they're coming down a hill flying at that intersection it's treacherous. i want to let you know that we are committed to making certain that we're doing everything we can, not just sherman elementary school. >> to work with the sfmta to make the streets safer. >> and they do want to make the streets safer and they are going to also do a project in andrew's name and his honor. >> 6. '09, is the time. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, a bay area man is finally released from the hospital after 9 months battling covid. we'll have more of his story coming up. plus, after the break. bay area airp

intersection of franklin and union right near sherman elementary school. officers arrived and say they found a man with life-threatening injuries, medics tried to revive him, he died at scene. san francisco supervisor stephanie tweeted that the city needs to do a better job. >>> live look at oakland, new candidate to be mayor. rising star in bay area politics? sheng thao announced today in west oakland. big names in attendance. currently city council member, first hmong in the state in the council. knows one of the biggest issues is crime. >> i too hear the gunshots and my house has been broken into when my 12-year-old son was home alone. he was traumatized. i was traumatized. i believe we need better public safety in oakland, not just more officers to fill vacancies. with the emergency, we need a comprehensive approach. >> grad of merrick college and uc berkeley. election is next november, current mayor libby schaaf is termed out. sheng thao and loren taylor and derrick sao, a homeless advocate. >>> stepped down last year after accused of sexually assault

elementary school. >> to work with the sfmta to make the streets safer. >> sherman elementary is working on a kid's activity fun at the school in andrew's name. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a bay area man is finally released from the hospital after 9 months of battling covid. we'll tell you more about his struggle. and after the break. bay area, airports are gearing up for a very busy holiday travel season. ahead, we'll take a closer look. the scene conditions out there today staying pretty great today at the airport. you do see some planes moving. doesn't look like that. >> low cloud cover that we have a slowing too much doubt out there this morning. 60's for your daytime highs. chance of showers overnight tonight. your forecast ahead. i didn't have health insurance, not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now, for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california makes health insurance easier in every way. with financial help for millions of us and free assistance to compare your op

robert sherman, thanks so much appreciate it. you got it. alright veterans day is tomorrow in santa clara county is honoring veterans and their five families. this entire month of veterans day celebration took place today it held your park and san jose. also as part of this month, celebrations and tributes, county officials are highlighting new ways for veterans to get help to apply for critical federal, state and local benefits. organizers say. this is one way to make sure veterans get whatever help they need. and have earned with their countless sacrifices for the country. veterans sacrificed, you know, and they sacrifice blood. they sacrifice sweat, and they sacrificed tears in their service to this nation, and we have these freedoms. and as americans, those freedoms sometimes seem expected. when they're not really expected there really a gift from the veterans to the american. people. through that blood, sweat and tears. santa clara county officials say the number of veteran disability claims that they have helped submit has increased by

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he was an educator who taught at sherman elementary school. he was hit by a car and killed at the intersection on wednesday. the driver of the car allegedly ran a red light, causing her to hit the teacher. his death is raising safety concerns near campus. >> people walk with their families and children every day back and forth to school. this needs to be a safe spot, a safe stone for our community to get to school. not only are families, but also our teachers and staff. >> parents say they have been petitioning the city for a decade to slow down traffic on franklin. they hope the tragedy finally spurs action. >>> a walgreens in san francisco is closed because of rats. the department of public health confirms to kpix 5 an infestation at the store on castro near 24th was inspected on monday, and then ordered the clothes. the closure is temporary while they rectify the situation. >>> now to the latest on the drought. we've had a lot of rain the past few weeks. as water levels rise but we are still far from seeing real drought relief. in the east

san francisco unified says andrew zieman was struck and killed in front of sherman elementary school. this is where he worked for six years and where he also once attended as a child. the school is observing veterans day holiday but grief counselors will be on hand when students return tomorrow. >>> we are learning new details about a shooting in oakland next to lake merritt. video of the scene that shows police officers setting up the crime scene around a white chevy suv around 12:30 this morning and police tell us a woman was shot and is currently in grave condition. officers is not given any details about a possible suspect or a motive. >>> at the same time oakland police are looking for the people involved in a violent gunfight outside of the fox theater yesterday afternoon. witnesses say that a woman was struck in the arm by a stray bullet. it happened when an armored -- armed car owner got in a gun battle with thieves trying to steal his car. police would not confirm any of this but the concert planned for last night by the band all-time low was quickly canceled. that shooting a