sirve de manos, el toque para wright, este es fran karacic. trazo largo del lateral derecho, arriba, se resbala zambrano, la revienta carlos, le va a quedar a fran karacic, fuera de lugar. de cuevas. aquÍ estÁ. los dos. >> lapadula es mucho mÁs que evidente >> mira cÓmo fue el balÓn a cuevas, a cuevas por el pie, pero estaba fuera de juego >> el anticipo a aquino. mooy. buena recepciÓn de awer mabil. zambrano. la manda hasta la punta. y al lateral. hacia atrÁs. por el sector de graham arnold, el seleccionador australiano. behich, seis minutos del segundo tiempo suplementario, aquino con falta sobre awer mabil, tiro libre. >> el juego para proteger la posiciÓn de awer mabil, pero se lo lleva por delante el jugador de las Águilas del amÉrica. muestra el labio >> tiro libre. cuidado con esta, le va a pegar hrustic. encargado de la pelota detenida con ese perfil. aguanta, aguanta, grita gallese. mooy para pegarle. va cueva con advincula, aguante, aguante, va a pegarle hrustic, de zurda, abierto arriba a la cabeza de renato tapia que desp

zoe: i'm here with retired biologist and conservationist fran mauer. he's a caribou expert, who spent more than 20 years studying this special place. mauer: this is a shed antler from an adult female caribou. when you find antlers laying on the tundra, you're in a--cow antlers, you're in a calving ground. zoe: it's unclear how much oil actually lies under the tundra. an exploratory well drilled in the mid-'80s apparently delivered meager results, but the oil companies won't relee the details. now, the trump administration wants to sell off the drilling leases by the end of this year. mauer: in my opinion, the rush is to sell leases before there's another election. it's as simple as that 'cause they know that american people ultimately do not want this and they're trying to push it through while they have the votes and the power of the white house to do it. it's a crime, quite honestly. the american people are being robbed. zoe: if the leases are approved, this landscape could be crisscrossed with air strips, roads, pipelines, and treatment plants. ♪�

and on the day the 1st hans were painted, fran with risking not only a fine, but jail has never broken the law learning in my life. so, you know, there was a feeling of like, oh my goodness, i hope other arrested. but at the same time those philosophy don't care. i don't care. the worst thing in the world has happened to me and i don't care it. i don't care about anything like that any more. behind the scenes they were being advised by the antique of contact of his group known as led by donkeys, who helped set them up with signs and sun, which boards to appear as official as possible. over a year later, the wolf still stands, but it's not without its controversy. deliberately set opposite parliament, it's making a political statement. seeking to criticize the government's handling of the pandemic. but should a memorial, which aims to represent all, promote the political opinions of some. i think the beauty of the wall is that it can be whatever you want it to be. if you just want the wall is a place of remembrance, then that is what the wall can be useful. if actually you feel angry at

their side because you notice a huge difference in this war about what is happening in the eastern frans and on the southern front compared to it. places that feel relatively safer, like human key if life is, of course not normal because everybody is very much aware. it is a war going on, but we not under constant shedding just out, just like in other parts of the country. so very significant visit today. no nato general secretary at yes dalton berg told the german newspaper today that the war in ukraine could last a years. how much of a blow is this for ukrainians? and is there much discussion on what that might look like for you crime? what really a struck me when i was talking to people here is that they are determined to not stop fighting until the last russian. so the we have it, we have left a country that swats at mayo be that eclipse comb key of may of it. and it please call was saying yesterday he was saying, well, you can, we'll only go back at the negotiation table when the fight defies, saying will have ended. and when all the russian soldiers will have, would have left ukrai

judge roach added two tries before fran goldthorpe rounded off the scoring with the match finishing 36-10 to scoring with the match finishing 36—10 to england. lydia campbell, bbc news. england's hockey players have been in pro league action today in london. the women's team came behind to beat belgium, 2-1. they're bulding up to the women's hockey world cup and the commonwealth games next month. a goal from tess howard and then this penalty corner coverted by grace balsdon earned them this win. they play belgium again tomorrow in theirfinal pro league match of the season. the men's team, meanwhile, saw liam ansell score the decisive goal in a shootout as they claimed a bonus point following an exciting 2—all draw with reigning world and olympic champions. the newly—crowned nba champions golden state warriors have returned to san francisco with their new title. they landed at san francisco international airport on friday evening with fans welcoming the warriors when theirjet arrived. they showed off the larry o'brien championship trophy as they disembrked. golden state's fourth n

from the cbs studios in san fran francisco. the warriors parade will take place in a few hours. >> you can see the barricades are out and several streets are closed ahead of the warriors parade. r >> reporter: crews were busy unloading barricades and busy for monday's celebration. >> after the inspector goes through, it is all about cleaning. >> we are going to have tens of thousand of people tomorrow so we want to make sure everything is clean and sparkling and there is no trash. all the trash cans are thoroughly empty. >> it will be a sea of gold on monday. >> near lie oasis grill says it will be prepping for the busy day at 5:00 a.m. with most office and tech workers are still working from home, the owner says every little bit helps. >> there is no way we can't survive. those are the people we need like everyday and to have a busy lunch hour. >> the market area is still scattered with shuttered store front and visible homelessness. >> we have been working with mid market and we want to help folks who are dealing mental healt

forward fran kirby and midfielder jill scott have both been included, despite fitness concerns. manager sarina weigman says it was a difficult decision to leave out houghton. yeah, that was a hard decision, but i think she is just not ready to compete. i think we set a plan in place with her and we did everything, she did everything, that she could to come and be supported to as well as possible. —— and we supported her as well as possible. she came into training, she and a very good place, butjust not ready to compete, i think. it is just a matter of time — and we don't have that time. britain's katie boulter is having an excellent week at the birmingham classic. on tuesday, she recorded the biggest win of her career knocking out seventh—seed alison riske. and the world number ilii saw off caroline garcia of france in the second round in another straight sets victory. and boulter will face former world number one simona halep for a place in the semi—finals, after the romanian beat britain's harriet dart in straight sets. valteri bottas has warned that the issues of ca

this is fran in wisconsin. good morning. caller: good morning. one of the things i wanted to say, you said in the statement with the separation of church and state. our founding fathers knew there was a reason for separation of church and state and until the event -- evangelicals realized that there was poor political power, that is when they started doing that. there is a place for religion. in your home and at church. not in politics or being shoved down everyone else's throat. we have freedom of religion and people have a right to their own belief. what happened in the supreme court is one of the consequences of having religion shot down people's throats in a democracy. host: having a coach kneel after a game or pray silently, is that shoving religion down people's throats? this was the heart of this case. it was the reading of the first amendment. caller: yes. there is a place for religion. there is a place for religious beliefs. you can go to church. you can send your kids to church schools. that's ok. but don't be shoving it down people's t

low 60 nervous system san fran francisco. that limits how much your temperatures can warm up along with the slight chance of the shower during the day already tomorrow. better chance of showers will be saturday night into sunday. then we dry out all next week. temperatures are going to warm back up. in fact we're going to be quite warm by the end of next week. into the upper 80s to around 90 in san jose by thursday and friday. inland east bay and north bay well into the 90s by the end of the work week. whatever moisture we pick up on sunday is going to be cooked off by temperatures in the 90s. every little bit of moisture helps with the short term fire threat. i'll have the longer range futurecast coming up at 11:00. >> sounds good, paul. thank you. ♪ > healing through music as our pride coverage continues. we will look at the history of the san francisco gay men's chorus and hear from a man who has been (music throughout) >>> the san francisco gay men's chorus is the oldest and largest lgbtq chorus in the world. in our con

. >> top of the 6, fran secord arrow takes frankie montage deep to left center. that's a three-run home run. 41 red sox, boston. they go on to win 5 to the a's are swept by the sox. oakland is now get this 7.23 at the coliseum this season. they now hit the road for 9 straight games ahead. that might be a good thing with the way they play at home. some tennis, dan thorn favorite sport. rafi on the dog roll to his record 14th, french open championship. he beat casper ruud in straight sets. 6, 3, 6, 3, 6, 0, it is the 22nd grand slam title for the doll an all time record for man. so he's had a brilliant career. might be the first every night. what i'm i'm to kiley did this. you know, they're taking on me with their dad. i love that kind of forgot that. that was ball thing. the first big baseball giy big tennis guy like i love baseball against tennis. and it's not like a tennis fan out of tennis. i know both. we are in the hoops. what are you? what are you making of this finals game right now is tight and it's that's as we were walking down, they were tied and i was

hop,ide, presented by waymo, fran night life has taken pride in his business and what it stands for. max darrow has the story. >> reporter: for the past 24 years, larry and his team at asia sf have provided evenings of entertainment for people all oem over the world. while people enjoy the food p drinks they are there for this. the cabaret. a long time fixture in san francisco's nighttime community had his lightbulb moment in the 90s. >> i came up with this idea of doing a place where we would have entertainment that would feature transgender women and a great place to celebrate the human diversity. >> reporter: he didn't just want to entertain. he wanted to build a safe space for transgender people to work and thrive during a time that was hard to come by. >> it was a different world. it was ground breaking. there traditionally have not been employment opportunities for the transcommunity because of the discrimination and lack of knowledge about the community. >> reporter: over the last 24 years, he has provided f opportunities for 100 transgender women. who's been by his side since

they get dusty and they stay that way until october, but we got rain in san fran this go. in san jose, we have light showers. the humidity is 73%, out died. that air-conditioning is in the santa clara valley. as you saw, san francisco is clearing out, 62 degrees with a northwest wind close to six miles per hour. it did cool down today, 60s and 70s for most of the region. temperatures are down almost as much as 15 to 16 degrees cooler than yesterday. did it feel cooler outside, when you had humidity into the 60s to 80%, at times? it is still that way in fremont. this is what is left of that sub tropical moisture that is starting to push out of south bay. santa rosa is down to 41% humidity, as the wind is starting to change direction. northwest wind is bringing in the dryer air, the clearing skies, working down the coast. that is a preview of where things will be headed, into monday. that cloud cover in south bay, you can see that, organ hill, and the santa cruz mountains. that band is now passing out of the south bay, taking all that moisture away from the bay area, tomorro

at an exhibition event in london just days before he starts his quest for a record extending 23rd, fran fran. title, ah, we begin then in the united states where the supreme court struck down a ruling, recognizing a woman's legal rights to an abortion. ah, this was the scene and t abortion demonstrators in washington. as the decision came through, the conservative dominated court voted 6 to 3 in favor of overturning the 1973 ruling known as roe vs wade. millions of american women and are expected to lose their right to have an abortion. u. s. president joe biden said that it was a sad day for the country make no mistake. this decision is a combination of a deliberate effort over decades upset balance of our law. it's a realization of an extreme ideology in a tragic error by the supreme court. in my view, the court has done what is never done before. expressly take away a constitution, right? it is so fundamental. so many americans already been recognized. top democrats of voice, their disapproval, the speaker of the us house of representatives. nancy pelosi reacted to the ruling such a

this is scam fran, this is where i am i live in a city that barely gives a dang about poor people of color or anybody else, if you ain't got pot or you ain't got wealth, so what do you got? and your voice and people use it and i don't like nike but i feel that there needs to be an improvement and i take that slogan and i just -- [applause] >> hi. my poem is called "black lives matter." me being black is not a threat. i should be worried about school and sports, not death. if only bullets could kill racism and poverty. if you think that we live in the land of the free, you should be black like me. black lives are a misery, we live in our own history. racists call passion anger, do i have to be angry? black lives matter, or should i cry for those who die, my life matters. and a national swag, hair, body, but not breath. pollsters, i should should they never speak up, they cool, and or to be a kkk empathizer. i could be for food and now the negative flesh dipped in blood. i could be at the store, right, haven't stolen a day in my life, and they snapped up by my hoodie and they read my r

fran, betty yu, kpix 5. >> today california will begin vaccinations for the state's youngest children. the cdc has authorized both pfizer and moderna's covid shots for kids 6 months and 5 years old. parents can book appointments today through myturn.ca.gov. >>> sonoma county says it will have shots available at its clinic at the roseland community center on sebastopol road. vaccines will also be available at the santa clara county fairgrounds. also cbs will ofvs will offer s young as 18 months old, walgreens for children 3 and older. >>> this morning gas prices in california have lawmakers pushing to find relief. kpix 5's sara donchey has more on their investigation efforts. >> reporter: take a look at the price for gas at this san francisco gas station. eye-popping prices, almost $7 a gallon, and there are some new questions about why we pay so much more for gas here in the state of california. everyone is feeling it, the gas prices have been painfully high in california and especially the bay area. while the national average hover around $4.98, san francisco is paying $6.54 on avera

this is fran in wisconsin. good morning. caller: good morning. good morning, john. just one of the things i wanted to say you said in the statement, the separation of church and state. our founding fathers knew there was really reason for separation of church and state. and until the event helical's realized that the evangelicals realized political power, that is when things started getting bad. there is a place for religion. in your home and in your church. not in politics and not being shoved down everyone else's throat. we have freedom of religion in this country. people have a right to their own beliefs. what happened in the supreme court, what happened with the republicans is one of the consequences of having religion shoved down people's throat in a democracy. host: having a coach neil after a game and pray silently on a 50 yard line, is that shoving religion down people's throats? this was kind of the heart of this case. it was a reading of the first amendment. caller: yes. yeah. like i said, john, there is a place for religion. there is a place for religion.

and the san fran fans are fired up. >> nba finals 2022. we're going all the way. >> four more. four more. >> coming hard in the finals. with the celtics, the heat. bring it on, baby. ready for all of them now! >> jimmy: oh, wow. jon turturro really let himself go. [ laughter ] they've got some characters on the boston side, too. the celtics haven't been to the championship series in over a decade. and this was the scene outside td garden after they knocked off the heat. >> 2008 i was 7 years old. that's the last time we won. i mean, let's go, celtics! i need it! i need it! let's go! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's like if a dunkin' donut came to life. [ laughter ] but when it comes to enthusiasm, that guy isn't even number one. this teenager from boston had the foresight to get a celtics 2022 championship tattoo in march. three months ago he got the tattoo. and while your first reaction might be that's not a great decision, you have to then ask yourself, is this the face of a person who makes bad decisions? [ laughter ] so to recap, if the celtics lose, that guy will have a stupid

thanks, fran. well the day is almost done, but the conversation if continues aligned, you find us on twitter either at the w news you can follow me on twitter. it brent . gov tv. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another dick will see you then. ah with a with a pulse, a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's only about to perspective culture information. this is dw, and d, w, made from mines who landscape with a fiery ah, japanese volcanic eiffel region, about 10000 years ago. the volcanoes went quiet. a deception calm is something doing again, deep underground in 45 minutes on d, w. o. to the dark side where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings, were organized crime rules, where conglomerates make their own laws? we shed light on the opaque worlds who's behind the benefits. and why are they a threat to was all opaque worlds this week on d, w. a do you sometimes get headaches when this installment of dw is health? so might be j

he captured $152.00, tomba fran at which will certify thea, at the moment farmers get 30 years per ton of c o 2 blankets, but i think i'd open up on that. so it's by, oh, that makes 4500 urines use of nozzle is more than happy with his premium. and with his contribution to climate protection. he full farmers in germany cultivated their fields to build up human as novel. thus, it would compensate for all of the c o, 2 emissions of the german transport sector, working the soil for our climate and regaining ground. the eco region of kind of shows that this is possible and rewarding. ah ah, please places in europe are smashing all the wreckers step into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters, discover some of europe's record breaking sites on google maps, youtube and now also in book form. it happened 175 years ago. a young start up entrepreneur at a specific goal to build the best optical instruments in the way cod size. little di, new device is bearing his name with one day be featured in the landing and lead science into new realms. 175 years of size starts jun

he captured $152.00, tomba fran at which will certify thea, at the moment farmers get 30 euros per ton of c o 2 blankets, but i think i don't put up on that. so it's by, oh, that makes fool 1500 urines use of novel is more than happy with his premium. and with his contribution to climate protection e full farm, as in germany, cultivated their fields to build up human as novel. thus, it would compensate for all of the c o, 2 emissions of the german transport sector working the soil for our climate and regaining ground. the eco region of kind of shows that this is possible and rewarding. ah ah, eco, india. how can a country's economy grow in harmony with its people and the environment when there are doers? who look at the bigger picture? india, a country that faces many challenges and whose people are striving to create a sustainable future clever projects from europe and india equal india. in 30 minutes on the t w. o. this is the w news coming to live from berlin. russia tells ukrainian fighters in a spirit and that's a chemical plant to surrender. but it says to billions will be allowe

muy bien, y hemos aprendido mucho con ella, fran, ¿dÓnde andas ahora? >> hola, ¿cÓmo estÁn?, mira jisus me agarraron en la cocina, aquÍ sigo con mi jefa nely, les voy a llevar muchas cosas, porque de verdad tanto interesante aquÍ y tanto que aprender, pero frm >> esa es una fruta comÚn aquÍ, yaca se llama, la fruta... >> miren aquÍ seÑores. >> esta es una pequeÑa. >> es la primera vez que veo algo asÍ, esta es una de las pequeÑas. >> hemos llegado a tener hasta 66 semillas en una yaca, es peculiar, cuando estÁ inmaduro, tierno como le decimos corrientemente, se puede comer como carne, cocida como pollo y la gente lo come y no le dices y la comen y estÁn consumiendo carne. >> ¿puedo probar una? >> claro, queremos que la pruebe, porque el cliente neta saber si te gusta y ellos les va a gusto ar, ¿le gustÓ? >> me gustÓ. >> tambiÉn los carmelos de frutas, todo hecho de la fm, y aquÍ les tengo una sorpresa musical que les va a encantar, con esto me despido y regreso con ustedes, y tambiÉn les voy a llevar cositas, no como alan, yo cumplo

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the the highest in more than a decade. leaders of fran italy the leaders of france, germany and italy are in ukraine today in a show of european support for the country. the actor kevin spacey appears in court in london, accused of sexually assaulting three men. and hot and getting hotter — britain's heatwave expected to peak tomorrow with temperatures of 3a celsius. and coming up in the sport later in the hour on the bbc news channel. the premier league fixtures have been released for next season. manchester city start the defence of their title against west ham. borisjohnson�*s ethics adviser — who resigned last night — has accused the prime minister of putting him in an "impossible and odious position". in his resignation letter, lord geidt said the prime minister had asked him to consider measures — understood to be on a trade issue — which risked "a deliberate and purposeful breach of the ministerial code". lord geidt�*s letter also says he came close to quitting over the partygate affair. in response, the prime minister said the resignation had come as a surprise.

a sea of blue and gold filled the streets of downtown san fran, as the players and coaches made their way through their adoring fans. stephen curry won his first finals mvp as he led his side to a 4—2 win over boston celtics. they closed the series out in boston, so this is the first time dub nation have been able to properly celebrate with their team. antonio rudiger has been officially unveiled as a real madrid player. the former chelsea defender was presented to the spanish media on monday after completing his free transfer to the club. the german international has signed a four—year contract at the santiago bernabeu and said the real head coach carlo ancelotti was a big factor in bringing him to spain. he said he wants me, he trusted my abilities and i can be very helpfulfor him and my abilities and i can be very helpful for him and to the team. and, to be honest, at my age where i am right now, this is enough. this is enough and this is enough, at the end of the day. it is mr ancelotti. you know that in madrid you will have competition and nothing is guaranteed, so you have t

crewe had passed away with their deepest sorrow and passed on condolences to family, loved one san fran is. a family member has since paid tribute to them both in social media saying heartbroken doesn't even begin to describe how the family are feeling right now to lose not one but to loved ones at the same time. they said it was the absolute passion to be racing and it was their dream to be racing and it was their dream to be racing and it was their dream to be racing together at the tt and that eighth base earlier this week was a very proud moment for them. this latest deaths bring the total number of people who die during this year's tt number of people who die during this yea r�*s tt event 25. three people have been charged with the murder of a man whose body was found in woodland in buckinghamshire in 2019. mohammed shah subhani had been reported missing eight months earlier. the three are due to appear in court today. campaign groups have accused the government of failing to deliver on its promise of a new food strategy for england. a leak of of its plans suggests there will be

she would be ready for tomorrow's warm up fran kirby has also had health issues. she's back training. joe scott is also included. she's such a character in the squad as well, so good to see her name included in that squad. but for the manager, such a huge call to leave the former captain steph houghton out of the squad. that was a hard decision. but i think— that was a hard decision. but i think she's _ that was a hard decision. but i think she's not ready to compete. i think— think she's not ready to compete. i think we _ think she's not ready to compete. i think we set— think she's not ready to compete. i think we set a plan in place with her and — think we set a plan in place with her and for— think we set a plan in place with herand for herand think we set a plan in place with her and for her and we did everything she did, she did everything she did, she did everything she did, she did everything she could do, and we sunported — everything she could do, and we supported her as good as possible. she's— supported her as good as possible. she's in_

who can forget when "kookla, fran, and ollie" were hauled into the charlie mccarthy hearings. and how do you think king friday came to power in the neighborhood of make-believe? with the backing of the head of his secret police: henrietta pussycat. "meow meow attach jumper cables to your nipples, meow." ( laughter ) our puppet was just a puppet doing puppet stuff. and, sad to say, so much has changed in washington that the capitol police do have to stay at high alert all the time because of the attack on january 6. and as the hearings prove more clearly every day, the blame for that actual insurrection all goes to putin's puppet. ( applause ) speaking of the thing we should be speaking about, the january 6 hearings start back up tomorrow. and that is not good news for former president, 'phoney soprano.' ( laughter ) tomorrow, the committee is focusing their investigation on his campaign's scheme to send a so-called, 'alternate group of electors' in states biden had won, and have those fake electors declare themselves the rightful electors and submit false electoral college cer

but san fran, the san francisco bay area, is n texas. it's not florida. and so the fact that this could happen right here in the bay area, it. it's cause for concern because this is no longer an issue that's far away. this isn't this is it's home. it's in our backyard. it's our community. and that's really telling that this is a very serious issue and it must be addressed. and this is the moment. >> can you give me a sense of how the community has responded to this? what kinds of convsations have you been having? what have you been he, airing from people? -- what have you been hearing from people? >> i'm honestly very heartened that the response, because it shows that we are going to fight for our rights and we're going to fight for this community. so, you know, again, san francisco bay area, it's it embodies what it means to be an inclusive area and an i can be an out and proud gay muslim middle eastern man in the bay area. that's part of my story and part of my narrative. and we're going to fight for that. we're going to fight to ensure that this remain

he had a sclachance to be, fran historic, but just like bill barr and the rest of these weak people, mike, and i stay sadly, because i like him. but mike did not have the courage to act. >> reporter: former president trump using his platform at a conservative political conference to deny the evidence against hem and blast january 6 committee. >> they're con people, con artists. >> reporter: this comes as the committee is gearing up for several more hearings. brad ravaffensberger will be at the meeting with his deputy. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. >> reporter: they'll testify about trump's efforts to pressure them to change the election result. the committee also wants to talk to ginny thomas about her communications with trump attorney john eastman. eastman devised the scheme to pressure then vice president mike pence to block the certification of biden's 2020 electoral win. >> verified, appears to be regular in form and authentic. >> reporter: something pence ultimately refused to do. >> we have sent ms. thomas a letter asking her to come talk

forward fran kirby and midfielder jill scott have both been included, despite fitness concerns. manager sarina weigman says it was a difficult decision to leave out houghton. yeah, that was a hard decision, but i think she is just not ready to compete. i think we set a plan in place with her and we did everything, she did everything, that she could to come, and we supported her as well as possible. she came into training, she's in a very good place, butjust not ready to compete, i think. it's just a matter of time — and we don't have that time. britain's katie boulter is having an excellent week at the birmingham classic. on tuesday, she recorded the biggest win of her career knocking out seventh—seed alison riske. and the world number mi saw off caroline garcia of france in the second round in another straight sets victory. and boulter will face former world number one simona halep for a place in the semi—finals, after the romanian beat britain's harriet dart in straight sets. valteri bottas has warned that the issues of car bouncing in formula i is getting serious and co

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chance against, but there's also speculation around a bay area author, who wrote "san francisco -- "san fran sicko: why some bay area voters feel disenfranchised." the sacramento district attorney is running as an independent, and there's also two republicans running in the ag race, a former federal prosecutor and a private attorney who did legal counsel for the unsuccessful effort to recall newsom. there's also a handful of other important races across the state today. >> there are new congressional districts because of the redistricting we just had, and then we have a big prayers -- a big mayor's race in los angeles with developer caruso running against a field of democrats. i think one berkeley poll came out and said bass was in the lead there. >> despite these bases, it appears there could be record low turnout. before today, only about 13% of registered voters had turned in early ballots. analysts say it is likely overall turnout could be less than a quarter, maybe a quarter of all registered voters. by comparison, turnout for the recall of governor newsom last year was more than 50%. a

. >>> welcome back let's get a check on headlines outside the world of money and business fran francis rivera is in new york with those >> bombshell allegations made at the surprise january 6th hearing, the former white house aide claiming then president trump tried to join the rioters at the capitol she said the frustrated president threw his lunch against the wall >> there was ketchup dripping down the wall and a shattered porcelain plate on the floor the valet had articulated that the president was extremely angry at the attorney general's ap interview >> former president trump is dismissing hutchinson as, quote, bad news on his social media platform mr. trump said he hardly knows who this person is and turned her down for a role after she left office and she was very upset and angry. >>> an aide for the select committee tells nbc news they found ms. hutchinson's testimony to be credible and anyone who wishes to provide information under oath is welcome to >>> an fda panel is proposing a modified covid booster in the fall they voted 19-2 to recommend boosters later this year target

fran deserves better. our nation's retired teachers, police officers, and firefighters deserve better, too. after a lifetime of hard work and paying into social security, there is no justification for them to miss out on their earned income in their golden years. we have an obligation, responsibility, to take care of them and ensure they receive the benefits they have earned through years of hard work. we must pass the social security 2100 act to finally eliminate the w.e.p. and g.p.o. provisions, strengthen social security, and give our nation's seniors a much needed increase in benefits. this repeal is long overdue. our seniors cannot afford to wait any longer for the fairness, relief, and peace of mind they deserve. thank you. as chair of the congressional hispanic caucus, i rise today to call on the senate to stand with our nation's farm workers and pass h.r. 1603, the farm worker force modernization act, immediately. yesterday the congressional hispanic caucus brought together over 20 key national and

. >> so big the flags couldn't survive the fran wind, so special rings were installed to make them sturdy. those rings help the museum authenticate the flag as the real thing. >> lucky for us 40 years later, one of the guys who worked at a flag company was able to use the same grommets to verify this was the original artifact. >> reporter: the flag that sits inside the gobt historical museum is literally only a fraction of the original. >> the original flag was stored in a sort of leaky attic, and when they went back to retrieve it about a year later the bulk of the flag had been mildewed and was in severe damage. so he cut off about a third of it, kept it and told people for a long time that the original was destroyed, it was gone. the original was destroyed. two-thirds of it was gone. he forgot to mention a third of it was still around and stuck away in his closet somewhere. >> reporter: from out of the closet now on display, it has become the centerpiece of the museum, an emotional beacon for visitors and for the caretakers of the rainbow. >> you see the flag every day. do you ever jus

fran whiccis. it's the largest hospital in tulsa. it's prominent, well known hospital, well respected. 1100 beds in the hospital. the building is the natalie building. it's a specialty building where you go when you don't have to see your doctor. it consists of orthopedists and oncologists officers. there may be other specialties but those are the two main specialties inside. we are told the gunman went to is second floor. there's reports he was looking for a particular person inside the building. that's not verified yet. he was limited to the second floor. he went inside one of the offices and started shooting and killed four innocent people. we don't know the motive for it. police seem know more. they have more information right now. so do members of the government here in tulsa but they are keeping it quiet where they conduct the investigation. we know the threat is over. police are still out here right now. the gunman is dead but he's taken the lives of innocent people. just one state in eight days away from another high profile

previous job before being district attorney of los angeles, he was district forne for seven years in fran. everyone watching fox news knows everything that they need to know about san francisco. it's an absolute distaupian nightmare filed with crime and drugs and homelessness and everything else. what happens in the world of progressive politics, you export that from san francisco and now it's down in los angeles. unfortunately, you know, until the people of los angeles and california more broadly decide to start voting for some other people, unnecessary that california decides they can no longer be a one party state, this will keep happening. there's more crime, lighter sentences and more chaos on the streets. i used to see you all the time. now i live in florida. this is why. >> trace: we talked about this with bill. george gascon says the teen will be held accountable. i want to give you a peek inside this juvenile probation camp. the behavior management program use as point system to reward your child for good behavior. the points earned can be traded to obtain items that the bmt stor

. >>> gas prices aren't letting t sinking sidewalks are now a class action suit against the city of fran. >> property owners say it's time for a permanent solution. kpix 5's max darrow has more. >> reporter: the sidewalks in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood are sinking. frustrated property owners have taken action to come up with temporary fixes such as installing ramps to make the sidewalks a little safer for pedestrians, but now they're taking legal action in the form of a lawsuit against the city. san francisco's mission bay neighborhood is build on landfill, and though it's basically brand new, there's a problem there that's gotten so old that residents filed a lawsuit against the city in the hopes of fixing it. the sidewalks are sinking, anywhere from a few inches to a foot in some spots. >> the gaps on the sidewalks are getting more substantial. we have one right side of our doorway. >> it's a gap of approximately that much. >> wow, these are really enormous cracks. >> reporter: the lawsuits seeking damages was filed in mid may on behalf of owners of the radiance, a 99-unit

. >> reporter: and fran says she has prayed for people to watch with an open mind. >> i pray that they will tune in and watch so that they can see for themselves. you know, you don't just go by what somebody says. you should investigate it and search it out to see for yourself, hear it for yourself, get a better understanding for yourself so you can make an informed decision. >> reporter: the hearing has signed an even brighter light on trump's meddling in georgia. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes. >> reporter: which voters this both parties told us crossed a line. >> it is so ridiculous, almost like -- first of all, you really think -- that is like gangster. >> reporter: harvey and patricia both democrats have watched every moment of the proceedings. >> this is an attack on our democracy. i do not think the watergate hearings rose to that level even close. do you? >> no, i think you're right. >> reporter: finding the truth for history is important they say. but even more, for future elections. >> if they get off, then i can't tell you how worried i am about 2024. >> reporter: a con

metering lights are on, and it's a slow ride already for commuters coming out of the east bay over into fran. you've got brake lights as well. across the upper deck, make out the freeway with the sun in the background. it certainly is busy heading into the city. >>> we have a sneak peek at a large piece of public art installed at san francisco's soon to open central subway station in china town. it is a large display, featuring images of folklore. the artist was at the unveiling and through a translator she said she is grateful she can share her heritage and hopes that she can bring joy to people that see her work. >> when i was creating this paper cut, i really want to show the energy and the vibrancy of how communities celebrate together. i hope that you can feel the music and the action with this work. >> the central subway project will extend muni to chinatown. the the station is scheduled to open in october after years of delay. >>> a 49ers star trading the i joined the district attorney's office to pursue justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest be

. >> word is this morning the fran bay ferry is attempting to recruit klay thompson to its fleet. here is klay sporting his captain hat during the warriors victory parade. over the last several years, klay has picked up boating as a hobby and can often be spotted skipping his way around the bay. the ferry service hasn't had any celebrity captains in the past. maybe klay can be the first. i don't know. if klay takes the offer, the spokesperson for the ferry service says they would coordinate with licensed captains to identify a safe training opportunity. >> i love the idea but i think he's a little busy right now. >> i don't know. he might think about for a se see ian fitt m anor. >> the captain hworks. he likes boating into the bay. i see it potentially happening, but maybe in, i don't know, seven years. >> and maybe he jumps into the water. >> polar plunge with klay. >> we envision it. sign us up as your agents, klay. >>> 6:26 the time. testing for monkeypox, a major bay area medical center joining the effort with a big decision coming from the w.h.o. today. >> more trouble could

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the local prosecutors aren't enforcing the law and you know what happened yesterday in sap fran, the prosecutor got recalled. and that is what the people are going to have to take the bull by the horns and start running this country from the grassroots of america. elizabeth: senator grassley, again an honor to have you on. please come back soon. always a pleasure. good to see you. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: the house gop plans to counternancy pelosi prime time januaryth hearings tomorrow night. they're planning a takedown of their own. what they have planned just ahead on "the evening edit." >> the sham january 6 committee will be holding their big prime time show hearing, a full-on, hollywood, multimedia extravaganza. they even procured professional fake news production. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice li

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