painted by 100 people on the 4th of july. just yesterday a white couple was caught on video trying to paint over the permitted mural. martinez police shared a picture of their white nissan pickup with the name nicole on the tail let. a man who witnessed the vandalism saturday talked to us by phone. he was there again this afternoon at about 6:00 when someone else pulled up in a jeep and yelled all lives matter. and then my friends pursued them on a skateboard and then when he pulled up to them and said, what s up, the guy then pulled a gun on him. reporter: the man who did not want to be identified captured video of police over the man. i have to commend them for not only being on the scene but for responding so quickly because they were on him this crazy fast. reporter: 30-year-old joseph osuna who is now charged with brandishing a weapon. tom jensen. it s been more than eight hours now that firefighters have been battling the cruise fire. flames lighting up the ni
the tesla factory in fremont that is defying local shelter-in-place orders. thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 6 i m justine waldman tesla ceo elon musk has threatened to leave california and is also suing alameda county saying that the strict orders meant to curb coronavirus are illegal kron four s dan thorn joins us now live near the tesla factory in fremont he has the very latest on this ongoing saga down. well that s right justine elan musk says that he s actually here working at the facility he s been aggressively pushing for tesla to restart its production here in fremont against alameda county over the past few days he s been fighting with the public health department here in alameda county. the state has been allowing for manufacturing to continue governor newsome though says that the local health departments have final say and dictate what is allowed to reopen musk made the announcement today on twitter that the fremont factory here would be res
the federalists molly hemingway and judicial crisis networks carried severino examine the confirmation of supreme court justice by kevin on the future of the quote. there interviewed by los angeles times, supreme court correspondent david savage. afterwards his weekly interview program with relevant guesthouse interviewing top nonfiction authors about the latest work. will last somber, washington saw a particularly fierce political fight over president trump news nomination of judge brett kavanaugh to succeed justice anthony kennedy on the supreme court. not always notifying experience, it was a mean and ugly fight at times. we know how it turned out that judge kavanaugh note justice kavanaugh, was merely confirmed an largely partyline vote that was a memorable fight so i did youtube choose to retell the story in the book link. forum. will both involved in the kavanaugh confirmation battle she s working on the confirmation covering we knew that we had the story here and w
and carrie severino about the confirmation hearings of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. here s a portion of that program. a specific category for someone who has no memory of something and then claims to have developed one in therapy. it s not clear that she s claiming that, what we know is that she doesn t tell anyone until therapy but this is one of the things, rachel mitchell brought this out, on one side they were using these therapies as evidence and the lawyer, if you re using it as evidence you would expect it s a lisle situation the court could examine them.they wanted to simultaneously use those as cooperation but refused to produce them and is very significant this is what the experts we spoke to talk to how the therapy went because there were no therapeutic techniques that can suggest ãbso you could attach the wrong person to a traumatic event and this can happen through therapy, this can happen just through regular discussions with people. it s been known
court. it is not always an edifying experience but a mean and ugly fight at times and we know how it turned out, judge kavanaugh now justice kavanaugh was narrowly confirmed on a largely partyline vote. it was a memorable site so why did you to choose to retell this story in book links for? guest: we were both involved in the kavanaugh confirmation battle. she was working on the confirmation and covering it as a journalist. we knew we had a good story here and knew that we had good access and we wanted to lay it down and get the record down and so we interviewed more than 100 people, including the president and various other people and several supreme court justices people in the senate and we are so glad we did because this was something that gripped the nation last year and in the chaos of it and in the moment it is worth reflecting on after the dust settled about lessons to learn from it and what were the things that happened behind the scenes and were glad we got to do