>devin>all right. thank you paul.ek, and we caught up with some of those students who say they're pretty excited to be back on campus >>>>>it's super exciting, really nerve wracking. but, overall, i just feel like this is the start of my new life. i'm going to have a really good time. i'm pretty excited, this is kind of the first time, like, seeing all my classmates here and my roommates in person. so this is overall really exciting for me. >devin>the first day of school for uc berkeley is next wednesday. thank you so much for watching tonight. the late news starts in two minutes right here on kpix "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. air wick. every year millions of noses are ghosted by their plug-ins. new air wick advance

devin, will you accept this rose? - without a doubt. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ - jonathon.♪♪ ♪♪ marcus, will you accept this rose? - i would love to. thank you. ♪♪ ♪♪ - jeremy, i'm really sorry. please take a moment. say your goodbyes. good? [ indistinct talking ] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ - like, obviously, it sucks, but i had the best time. - i really do want you to know how grateful i am for everything that you've taught me. to be able to be effortlessly myself, and to have those laughs with you and to have all those moments means so much to me. - i've been myself with you this whole time... - yeah. - ...which i appreciate you for that, 'cause i'm not always like that with everyone. - mm-hmm. - and even though it ended like this, i'm at ease a bit 'cause i know that whoever is in there will take care of you. - that means a lot. - yeah. ♪♪ ♪♪ i've been confidant in us the whole time, and i thought we were always on the same page, which, obviously, it sucks, but, like, i really just want you to be happy. and, look, you'll always have a place in my heart, actually. - thank you. you

devin, you are the ceo of trump tech media a -- group.ictures from the assassination attempt and the search on google has been altered and manipulated. your reaction. >> well, it's been happening for years. you know, when you go to any search engine, 9900% of -- 90% of it is going to be pro-kamala harris, anti-president trump. you have the outrageous censoring of the assassination attempt. i think some of that has been fixed now. but, maria, this is why truth social was stood up, so the one difference between now and 2020 the is that president trump will be able to get prison voice out -- his voice out because truth social exists. we're building the underlying technology to ensure that a doesn't happen. however, there is the one thing we didn't know and that was facebook put in almost $500 million to go into what appears to be illegal ballot harvesting in seven states. and so we're back to that point, and i think the campaign's going to have to really focus on those seven states, on roughly 15 counties because we're not going to know if t

. ♪ bmo ♪ >devin>welcome . >>> welcome back, i'm devin fehley.looking into theric of battery powered vehicles, after a fiery crash involving a cybertruck the truck collided on monday trees on the side of i-80 in placer county. the crash caused the vehicle's batteries to catch fire. releasing toxic fumes. firecrews had to wait for the fire to burn itself out before cleaning it up. >>> google agreed to a deal with news rooms across california. the agreement ends proposed legislation that would of forced tech companies to pay news organization for distributing their content. google will pay $250 million over five years and the majority of the money will fund news rooms. journalists and the bill's authors oppose it saying it falls short of properly regulating tech monoply. opolies. . >>> taking a live look out at san jose, let's get a check of our first alert forecast with meteorologist darren peck. >>> interesting looking bank of clouds sitting above the south bay, devin, we are going into two days of pretty unique weather. it is going to look and f

devin, you are the ceo of trump tech media a -- group.e pictures from the assassination attempt and the search on google has been altered and manipulated. your reaction. >> well, it's been happening for years. you know, when you go to any search engine, 9900% of -- 90% of it is going to be pro-kamala harris, anti-president trump. you have the outrageous censoring of the assassination attempt. i think some of that has been fixed now. but, maria, this is why truth social was stood up, so the one difference between now and 2020 the is that president trump will be able to get prison voice out -- his voice out because truth social exists. we're building the underlying technology to ensure that a doesn't happen. however, there is the one thing we didn't know and that was facebook put in almost $500 million to go into what appears to be illegal ballot harvesting in seven states. and so we're back to that point, and i think the campaign's going to have to really focus on those seven states, on roughly 15 counties because we're not going to know i

devin, you are the ceo of trump tech media a -- group.ys the pictures from the assassination attempt and the search on google has been altered and manipulated. your reaction. >> well, it's been happening for years. you know, when you go to any search engine, 9900% of -- 90% of it is going to be pro-kamala harris, anti-president trump. you have the outrageous censoring of the assassination attempt. i think some of that has been fixed now. but, maria, this is why truth social was stood up, so the one difference between now and 2020 the is that president trump will be able to get prison voice out -- his voice out because truth social exists. we're building the underlying technology to ensure that a doesn't happen. however, there is the one thing we didn't know and that was facebook put in almost $500 million to go into what appears to be illegal ballot harvesting in seven states. and so we're back to that point, and i think the campaign's going to have to really focus on those seven states, on roughly 15 counties because we're not going to k

. >> good evening, i'm devin fehely in for sara tonight. it was a very emotional and bittersweet day for south bay law enforcement. they gathered to send off one of their own the road to recovery while mourning the tragic loss of another. on saturday, prosecutors say a drunk driver hit two community service officers doing traffic control, killing 34-year-old long pham. well, tonight the suspect is facing a murder charge. as andrea nakano reports, veronica bayer, who was severely injured in that same crash, at valley medical center today fellow officers cheering her on. >> reporter: it was just around 3:00 when veronica bayer came out of the hospital in a wheelchair with visible injuries to her face and body. it was an incredibly emotional moment as she headed home to recover from her injuries. >> we wish you a speedy recovery and welcome home. we have all been thinking about you for the past four days, and you will forever have our love. >> reporter: law enforcement officers lined both sides of the hallway as veronica bayer was released fro

miranda devine we'll have you back on. good to see you. inherently racist. liz: but kamala harris' campaign is now demanding government-issued voter id to get into her rallies, like her recent one in arizona. what gives with that? tonight, leo terrell is here. he's wondering why kamala harris does not want voter id to secure us elections as well. also, this. kamala harris quiet period continues. she's not talking to the press. where is she? why is she missing in action with the media? tonight we're going to join in on the search but first, want to check in with our friends dagen and sean. what's coming up? >> hey, e-mac we have a great show coming up so harris jumps on trump's no tax on tips but then she voted for the irs to go after-taxed income for workers. we have that as well as donald trump sitting down with elon musk in less than two hours, but harris still avoiding a sit down interview with the media. we have charlie hurt here to discuss. dagen: get down and fcc commissioner on kamala harris in charge of spending $42 billion to get

. >>> see you devin.et somewhere, trying to find it just for you on "mad money." i'm jim cramer. cnbc special report with brian sullivan starts now. >>> stocks in free fall. >> as fears about the economy take center stage and the scorecard today looks like this. >> another major market selloff to start the week after friday's massive drop. the s&p and nasdaq losing 3%, a 1,000-point drop for the dow, down 2.6%. we're here tonight to report on

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. >>> good evening, i'm devin fehely in tonight for sara. it's been an especially violent weekend in the last recent four days. that's located at 90th and macarthur. with another deadly shooting on may avenue. a few blocks from kings estate park. several people were shot there and one of them died. on monday a 17-year-old girl was killed in a hit and run on international boulevard where witnesses rushed to the scene and held the alleged driver until police were able to arrive. that's the kind of violence that brought people out to the first of several town halls planned over the next few days. for many safety was their number one concern. anne andrea nakano has details. >> reporter: this was the scene on international boulevard as oaklanders came together to keep a suspected drunk driver from running away. just moments before the video was taken, he allegedly struck and killed a 17-year-old girl and critically injured her mother. tae factor captured this video. >> it was shocking. and just horrifying to hear to look at the ground to cetamide

jordan's stepfather, devin gardner, was seriously hurt. >> it was a miracle. life. >> what made you want to go find help? >> wanted to save devin. >> jordan's mother says her husband is recovering from his injuries and will always be thankful to his stepson for his bravery. how about that? >>> in today's cbs "moneywatch," after a wild roller coaster week, it was a winning day on wall street. in fact, its best day in two years after some encouraging unemployment news. the dow soared 683 points. the nasdaq gained 464, and the s&p 500 clinched 119. >>> those impressive numbers come after the labor department reported unemployment claims fell by 17,000 last week. it's a number that was better than economists expected which fueled positive energy on wall street. >>> a third death is now linked to the listeria outbreak from recalled boar's head deli meats in the u.s. another nine people were hospitalized bringing the total number of people sickened to 43. boar's head has recalled more than seven million pounds of deli and poultry items. >>> and samsung is recalling

excluded from juries, devin? >> reporter: and ervin was convicted for a 1991 murder-for-hire plot, which a mother of four was killed. there's a real possibility that not only could he get off death row, but could be set free altogether. this case is a part of a widening follow from the district attorney's office that prosecutors in the 80s and the 90s excluded african american. citing prosecutorial misconduct, rob bonta asked the judge to overturn his conviction. the d.a.'s office have a choice. either retry the case or set the defendant free. and pamela price has reached out to the victim's family of this case. >> we offer our condolences to them again and an apology to them on behalf of the alameda county district attorney's office. because of prosecutorial misconduct and because of the failure of the supervisor of mr. anderson that they have now had to relive the facts of the trauma of going to trial and having this whole situation brought up in the media. >> reporter: announcing in april that her office was r

. >>> good evening, i'm devin fehely in tonight for sara. the attorney of a bay area mother says that all she did was walk in a crosswalk moments before she was forcibly detained by a san francisco police officer. her attorney released this video saying that it shows a blatant abuse of power that left the mother of five injured. our kelsi thorud spoke with the attorney who says the police department violated its own policies and his client's civil rights. . >> i'm not resisting. get off of me. >> reporter: this video was shared with us by attorneys representing 34-year-old christina porter. they say it was taken on july 29th in san francisco and shows what they believe was an unwarranted stop and violent arrest. >> i saw a situation that seemed like overkill. i saw an officer who, it appears, behaved like a bully and went above and beyond what he should have been doing. >> reporter: according to porter's attorneys, the confrontation with the sfpd officer came after porter allegedly jaywalked through an intersection. this surveillance video a

miranda miranda devine wrote that and joins me now.s addressed the issue of crime in chicago? >> i mean, they've had pure power for almost a hundred years, why would they bother? i think the poor if citizens of chicago don't really have much, much option. they just have to put up with soaring crime and rising debt and crumbling infrastructure. all the things that their policies bring to make their people miserable and or of course, i think it's very apt that the, the nc convention was held there -- dnc convention was held there this week and you could see the showcase of those policies that a kamala harris and tim walz want to bring to the rest of the country. stuart: trouble is, nothing changes, because it? -- does it? this has been the story for a long, long teem, failing big cities. nothing gets done. >> yeah. and, you know, you have elections and, sure enough, the democrats keep getting voted in. i think there's apathy, there's -- voters are just sort of so disillusioned now, they think nothing they do makes any difference. stuart:

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devin gardener and his stepson, jordan, were heading home from oklahoma to alabama when they crashedautism, noticed that his stepdad was unconscious, so he climbed out of the vehicle and began walking along the interstate ensures of help. nearly an hour later, a local jeopardy share found him and his next.cam captured what happened >> you had a crash? >> yes come over there. >> jordan had essentially saved my life. he's a brave little boy. and i'm immensely proud of him. >> norah: very proud. jordan and devin gardener, they are tonight's >> judge judy: things clearly weren't going well. >> announcer: did a rented room become a money pit? >> the holes in the wall that i'm losing the deposit over, how is that on me? she also owes me rent that she never paid for her last month there. >> you told me that i -- >> judge judy: shh! >> announcer: and a tenant digs a hole for herself. >> judge judy: "things remained calm until she started dating a guy named devonte. they would get really drunk and fight late into the night." >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of

tony robbins, the situation in america with child trafficking and miranda devine, the talking of barackbama, why does he keep doing this to donald trump? it doesn't do any good for president obama. we will discuss that but first, 2024. the race is heating up and we saw a glimpse of kamala harris on the big stage is democrats and celebrities alike, through their support behind the curtain vice president but i think we are beginning what they really thought about her in the first place a few months ago before biden was forced to step aside or kicked to the curb by his own party. remember what they used to say about her on the ticket? >> i really want -- >> he thinks so and that's what matters. >> you could say yes, kamala harris is the best vice president and running mate for president biden. that is the answer you could be giving, yes, she is. >> i've not seen of the pinning pulling. you might be the stronger running mate than her. >> not only did we have our concerns but concerns within their own party. before we go cast a vote, that's you and me. the sudden change of heart, what's behi

a bientot now search with ai assistant with the hotels.com app david: miranda devine writes in the newrs by tesla and metaing on the beach in the anniversary of afghan who robin lou and joins me now to talk about it and post columnist and fox news contributor and thank you for this column. it goes way back to the incident itself but when biden came out in the convention and said no troops died in the withdrawal and you remind us of this and a few memoirs four troops died under his watch. he's showing himself and it's outrageous and you put a wonderful fine point on that much. >> thanks david. the contrast between the empathy that not been shown by joe biden is kamala harris to these gold star families, the 13 service members killed in botched withdrawal from afghanistan. it's very different from the empathy that donald trump is showing them and it's not un-characteristic and even though democrats like to portray donald trump as some sort of unfeeling monster. he actually seems to have victims interest at heart. ... jot gold star families invited him to arlington national semi-tourist t

his story, coming up >devin>a . >>> a man says music can make a difference in people's lives.egan playing. and, people seemed to like it. i just kept coming back with them. >> reporter: from the florals to the grown greenery, a site of hope and healing outside of the hospital. the man behind the music you might hear as you stroll through this peaceful place has a story himself. >> when i lost my vision it became, it was a -- it was a difficult time. but i had a wonderful teacher told me don't let this stop you. because you can't read music does not mean you can't play >> neil proves with each and every cord he strikes can be unifying and healing >> it is very gratifying. i feel blessed to have the opportunity to share that with them. >> a musician since the age of 11, he started to lose his vision in his 30s and is now legally blind. but, he comes out to the healing gardens outside of the hospital's cancer treatment center every thursday morning to provide a sense of peace. >> classical, sometimes jazz, sometimes it is whatever. >> reporter: he initially started playing in the

i've got my commitment, devin here. it says it looks like america attached to both towels of our nation. most diverse cabinets in history, including the 1st black women in south asia percent to serve as vice president, the the the many obligations of the nation.

news with devin feeley, elizabeth cook, juliette goodrich and sara donchey.undbreaking original storytelling from the kpix newsroom. plus, fair politics project earth and weather like you've never seen the prime time edition weeknights on the coming up tonight on the cbs evening news, the fbi debunks conspiracy theories about the attempted assassination attempt of donald trump. the new pictures of the explosive devices that were found in the gunman's car, how he got to the roof, and what we know about a motive that more headlines tonight on the cbs evening news this is the audi red and gold report fred warner did not play in the preseason. a nice perk for the 40 niners star linebacker, as he enters his seventh season. but he still had one minor injury during training camp. ali that's right man. sometimes, you know, the helmet is supposed to protect you. sometimes it betrays you, you know? so i got, you know, a little little shoulder pad through the facemask or something. yeah all pro fred will be ready to go september 9th. but for the first time since his roo

. >> joining me now "new york post" columbia university miranda devine, great to see you.eing here, so they lied. right? what else can you say? they lied about hunter biden laptop everybody knew that hunter biden laptop was real they lied. >> they lied thanks, maria. and we know they lied, and i guess nothing in mark zuckerberg's letter to jim jordan is a surprise. but i think it is a surprise that he is, being quite -- um -- you know i mean too little too late disingenuous but being quite open about if fact that fbi pressured facebook to censor our story, that it was the biden-harris administration that was making them censor about covid-19, if you remember forced to all big tech companies forced to take down sort of names things making fun of jill biden, that has nothing to do with safeguarding anything it is just about striking dissent a engulfing period, if you remember a few months before 2020 election facebook was slammed they loss about the 60 billion dollars in market revenue after there was assad revenue, that was a subtle threat to them that weren't censoring don

this is devin nunez, the former congressman. ceo of trump media. he is trying to blame naked short-sellers for all those losses? what planet is he on? this guy is running a publicly-traded company but then again he wouldn't be the only one. if you go on social media there's a whole conspiracy theory that amc's problems which are manifold, both on the balance sheet with too much debt, the fact that movies are not selling like they used to, the fact they overexpanded, people blame naked short-selling that is trades at essentially 50 accept stock. that is five dollars must after 10 for one stock -- liz: revenue under a million dollars is not a great thing. that said, let's talk about elon musk. >> my point is, you know, we said this here because this is a customer, i guess adhere for you, the small investors. if you want to give money to donald trump because you want him elected, do it. don't do it through investing. don't make investing a cause. a lot of these folks buy amc because they want to stick it to the man. meanwhile they'

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this meeting and questioned harith's complete racial identity, and the gaffes made by his deputy, jay devinsong other things, about women, caused some of the silent votes. america towards a distinctive hadith well , the conclusion is that since the time when biden almost lost the competition, with the greedy entry and the excitement that he brought to the elections, the competition and the competition has become closer. now, as you mentioned, the economic debate was much more serious a week ago. yesterday, kamel ahris, it seems that each of these two candidates has unveiled his economic plan in the past week. the most important factor influencing the opinion of the voters is at least one of the important factors that can determine the fate of the american elections . the economic plan of the candidates was also very important in your report, when kamel hariz unveiled his economic plan in the election conference , in this discussion of tax exemptions for housing buyers have seen the reduction of food and fuel prices, as well as dealing with fuel consumption by the profiteering of large compan

news with devin feeley, elizabeth cook, juliette goodrich and sara donchey.undbreaking original storytelling from the kpix newsroom. plus, fair politics project earth and weather like you've never seen the prime time edition they say the hardest part of getting something done let's go! hustle! is getting started. well, we did that 30 years ago, when california first took on the tobacco industry. this is not just about access. it's about the message it sends... now smoking is down 60 percent. lung cancer 42 percent. a couple of our cities have already ended tobacco sales. a california without big tobacco isn't just possible, it's already happening. >liz>well, looking for a new job can be really stressful. you know that. and you may be worried about acing that interview on cbs mornings. linkedin career expert kathryn fisher offered advice to help job seekers stand out. she says your number one job during the interview is to sell yourself. >>>>you want to go in there and you want to ask really smart questions. you want to be prepared. you want to know more about

good evening, i'm devin fehely in tonight for sara. seems like we can't go on without scenes like this and we hear them promising to crack down. >>> it's become a familiar site and sound for many san franciscans. large groups are participating in loud side shows and the more exciting it became to peel working in the restaurant and the other diners, and they started to smell like burnt rubber. he even says his friends wife was hit by one of them. >> and he says his wife was driving in the car with two children in the car and one collided in the back, smashing the back window. >> reporter: it is not just dirt bikes, but back in june, the car was torched and crowds set off fireworks as a part of the embarcadero. now a new crackdown could bring stiffer penalties for both cars and motorbikes involved in the legal stunt driving. is they can keep the cars longer and if there is a conviction, the car could be seized permanently. >> reporter: they seized nearly 70 cars from 15 side shows this year and with the passage of proposition e, police a

. >>> good evening, i'm devin fehely in tonight for sara.involves former president donald trump and a former san francisco mayor in a fallout that's snowballing into something more and more bizarre with each hour. it started yesterday at the podium in palm beach. trump recounted the story of a scary helicopter ride claiming that willie brown, a san francisco legend, was there with him. >> well, i know willie brown very well. in fact i went down in a helicopter with him. we thought this was the end. we were going to a certain location together. there was an emergency landing. this was not a pleasant landing. and willie was, he was a little concerned. so i know him pretty well. i mean i haven't seen him in years. >> all right, we caught up with willie brown and he said nothing about that story is true. >> no, are you kidding me? i wouldn't ride with him in fears that something might happen. >> trump did take a helicopter ride in 2018 with a different brown. the former california governor, jerry brown. they traveled to butte county to see the d

. >> our devin fehely spoke with a volunteer who found a lot of memories there of that lake and hopes to see it become a place families can enjoy once again. >> my family, we love to bike around. so we bike around the park a couple miles. >> reporter: larry chang spent big chunks of his childhood biking, picnicking, and fishing with his uncle and family at san jose's lake cunningham. >> my uncle was really into fishing. we'd catch a few bluegills over here, walk around the park a bit, see if there's a spot you feel looks good. >> reporter: but gradually over time larry and his family came to the park less and less as it fell further and further into disrepair. >> we weren't catching stuff. i think there were sometimes you could see a couple dead fish here and there, but yes. i think in the 2000s it was great. 2010s, i saw some changes. >> reporter: as he gets ready to welcome his own daughter into the world this fall, larry found himself back in his childhood park helping local leaders and volunteers remove invasive plant species. >> years of neglect has taken its toll on the lake and

news with devin fehely, elizabeth cook, juliette goodrich and sara donchey.ing original storytelling from the kpix newsroom. plus fair politics project earth and weather like you've never seen the prime time edition >liz>the niners will set their 53 man roster today, and as vern glenn explains, they had several young players battling for spots during training camp >>>this is the audi red and gold report second year cornerback darrell luter jr. is hoping he showed enough to make the roster. >>>>he >>got a little help from one of his college teammates friday night in las vegas. it was kind of crazy because during the game, i totally forgot that he was freaking quarterback carter bradley was under center for the raiders in the fourth quarter. his pass to the endzone was picked off by lewter on fourth down. and by that point, lewter was aware that his old teammate at south alabama entered the game. i'm lying in the middle. we got in the huddle to a little bit, waiting for them to break and then just out of nowhere, i don't know what told me to just look at the qu

news with devin feeley, elizabeth cook, juliette goodrich and sara donchey.ing original storytelling from the kpix newsroom. plus fair politics project earth and weather like you've never seen the prime time edition weeknights on >liz>the 40 niners regular season opener is just two weeks away. our vern glenn tells us about a rookie who could be a factor for san francisco this season >>>>this >>is the audi red and gold report. >>>>the >>40 niners have to cut their roster down from 90 to 53 by tuesday's deadline, >>>>and >>one of their rookies made a strong closing argument >>>>in >>the final preseason game. >>>>running >>back isaac guerendo >>>>limited >>for most of camp >>>>with >>a hamstring injury, made a good impression in his first game action. the fourth round pick out of louisville >>>>had >>a 92 yard kick return to set up a touchdown. >>>>it >>was a chance for guerendo to finally show what he can do with the ball in his hand i would think, you know, after changing, changing direction and all that stuff i was like, it's probably about 140 yards. but >>>

>>at they are overtly marxist.er miranda devine i mean, when they talk about antly eyd even a brothers and sisters and, you knownd, the marxism, we look forward. we never look back. marx, it's almost like,t you know, pre-world war two. >> yes, it is. judge.d, and look, the entire way that they're running, her campaign entire w is very communistic. it's very top down controlown co and a lot of brainwashing and lying and pretenntd that there's joy out there when really the news that's filterinere.g through fromh from harris campaign headquarters is that it's just fullion, of confusion. there's competing priorities. you have there, you know, peoplm her loyalists from her disastrous 2019 campaign. you've got the old biden campaign loyalist who she kept on and then you've gotw obm this new obama team coming in,th the old obama 2012 crew like david plouffe. and they're nod t meshing together. they all have completely different priorities. geand the real problem is that you have a candidate who cannotm make up her mind.ak she e is insecure and indecisiv . and, you know, it took her 40 days to

devin fehely shows us the twists and turns and looks at what it's going to take to get back on track >>>i do like the convenience factor of the train able to get from point a to point b, you're not driving since moving to the bay area a few years ago austin kleppin has lived in san francisco but worked in the south bay, commuting three days a week on bart. for me personally, i always wanted to live in san francisco and the bart really kind of gave me the opportunity for transportation because it's just myself. my two feet and my bike riding bart, he says, saves him time, steers him well, clear of the headache of traffic and spares him the expense of owning a car at all leaving the apartment to walk into the office is pretty much about, i would say, an hour of ten hour or 15, which really isn't so bad when you consider the amount of people that sit in traffic in their cars. but austin's experience is more the exception than the rule i still am supportive, but i'm very disappointed. johnny kemmis is a former member of vta's board of directors since after being intoxicated by the idea o

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news with devin fehely elizabeth cook, juliette goodrich and sara donchey. groundbreaking original storytelling from the kpix newsroom, plus beer politics, project earth and weather like you've never seen the prime time edition coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. shocking video. after a plane crashes in brazil with more than 60 people on board, what we know about this deadly crash and the investigation, that and more headlines tonight on the cbs evening news >anne>coming up at 5:00, a huge leap forward environmentally for an east bay school district. their work to go all electric when it comes to their busses. that story and more coming up at five. all right. we are getting ready for 40 niners. preseason starting tomorrow in nashville. and we know at least a couple of the players have had some big positive changes at home in the off season. our vern glenn asked them about it. >>>>here's a battle that you're learning how to climb each and every day your dad. now what's fatherhood been like? yeah, man. it's been amazing. it's something that you can't re

all these things have some bodies having disputes. devin 5, correct me. nobody did. i read the heating system. he's also being fast tracked so that lot of cases can be decided by arbitration. all these things are going to get there, but never forget one thing. india, even a common person goes to court. i would take you to the bar. it's kind of wrong because, but if like, popular, violated, if a large number of cases are being disposed of, it wouldn't go to nobody because that being fine. it all goes to it and the government has been replacing clothing in laws with heavy gun collodion mentality. thinks repeatability question. look, cushion the product isn't. yes. i repeat product isn't the old one good relations with america with england. mm. but the mindset has to be a role and the latest thing. no. yes, we tend to not be in there as i need the not the instruction so i can get you do one more. one thing very interesting to me. i would like to show you that i saw i was just at the bottom and indian printer. god gave me an 1862 able to is that the same time not for som

the complaint says williamson, along with front desk worker devin johnson-carson and security guardsd erickson and brandon turner, are facing felony murder charges. the four men can serve more than 15 years in prison if convicted. >> it's a small victory, you know, for us, for the family. >> reporter: mitchell's sister, nayisha, believes the 43-year-old was suffering from mental health issues. a medical examiner's report determined mitchell's cause of death was restraint asphyxia and toxic effects of cocaine and methamphetamine. >> i also just wish that a good samaritan would have intervened. you know, and helped my brother. i really wish that the community could have came together and realized that they were killing him, you know, he was being murdered. and he needed help. >> reporter: hyatt said in a statement today it supports mitchell's family in their pursuit of justice. and aimbridge hospitality, the company operating this franchised hotel, said last month it fired several employees involved. major? >> major: roxana saberi, thank you. for the first time, we are hearing accounts

and we are talking about an important period for devin politics where it's only 2 weeks. and then we'll have very important regional elections in 3 eastern german states where of course, support for military a to ukraine is not very popular. w. c. political correspondent, you know, and so with the latest here in berlin, name is always thank you, start. let's take a look. now it's more world news headlines. the philippines is accused beijing of unlawful and aggressive maneuvers in the south china sea after yet another class, vessels from china and the philippines were seen colliding and footage shared by china is the state broadcast, or the filipino coast guard said. the resulting structural damage was the biggest calls by china's action so far. at least one person is dining 6 others are missing . after a luxury yacht sink off the coast of sicily, 15, others were rescued local media to say that the vessel capsized after an unexpectedly violent store. it's believed for in tours were on board magistrates from venezuela. as a supreme court have examined documents from july's

. >> good evening, i'm devin fehely in tonight for sara. we begin with breaking news. now, this video came into our newsroom in just the past hour. it shows a san jose police cruiser with front end damage, crushed and mangled, the airbags clearly deployed. we're trying to learn more details about exactly what happened here. that crash happened on the street outside of san jose community college. just a few feet away from that cruiser, you can see a gray sedan with damage on its driver side and a deployed airbag. the scene is on moore park and leland avenues. the front end of the police cruiser and its tires were just shredded. again, police haven't said much about what happened here or if anyone was hurt. we're going to keep an eye on this situation. >>> meantime, it's shaping up to be a very busy weekend in san francisco. the city is all but guaranteed to have major traffic gridlock. events are going to cause street closures in different parts of the city. the biggest is outside lands music festival. it's head lined by the killers, pop star sabrina carpenter, and rapp

all these things have some the disputes, devin 5, correct me. nothing good. i'll be thinking system is also being plus tax so that lot of cases can be decided by arbitration. all these things are going to get there, but never forget one thing. india, even a common person goes to court. i would take you to the bar. it's kind of wrong because, but if my popularity is violated, if a large number of cases i've been defaulted off, it wouldn't go to nobody because i've been fight. it all goes to it and the government has been replacing clothing and allows with heavy gun collodion mentality, thinks repeatability question. look cushion. definitely a product isn't. yes. i repeat product isn't the old one good relations with america with england. mm. but the earlier than mine, so it has to be a role. and the latest thing. no. yes, we tend to not be in there as i need the not the instruction. so i'm good. you're doing one thing, but interesting to me, i would like to show you today. so i was just at the bottom and indian printer, god gave me an 1860 to the able to exact

himself often advocates the division of the world like yalta, for the division of the sphere. influence, devin putin will simply agree at the expense of such countries like ukraine. however, there are other personalities in trump's world who advocate a more reaganist, so to speak, policy and greater support for ukraine. michael pompeo's article in the wall street journal, in my opinion, was an attempt to influence trump's world to support ukraine and move in a more reaganite direction. there are many things in mike pompeo's article that... i disagree with, and yet let's ask ourselves whether his plan is overall a useful and effective approach to ukraine. i will answer that it is quite possible. i repeat that i do not agree with everything, but that's not the point. the fact is that mike pompeo is pushing back on support for ukraine, which makes him closer to the biden administration than he himself would like to admit. however, it suits me. in trump's world, there are debates about these issues. i think that it would be very good if the representatives of the ukrainian government, the polish g

but i think that to the government of the economic devin, that of the moment of cut out the was based on because doing he's a is there any team each? yeah. had around the $11000.00 back about a year. mm hm. okay. so successful, it couldn't be much economic to policies in his country and also is that the same as the country. but he has also some of the, some of the contradictions. and he's a foreign policy. because the what he was the bond by the width once and after that the time to, to come back and to have some deed with them. and it's was, it was very set time for him. well, you're a member soc cosy, the former french president nicholas tacos, the he welcome to move, mock it down for you out from the cold and embraced. and why? because could that fee gave the french president soccer was a $5000000.00 euros for his re election campaign. and what happened then, nato invades libby, a palms that have out of it, and little mcafee is not just mowed, and he was sort of my eyes raped and killed lamar. any last comments on this conversation? yes, it's a kind of superstition, but i have to d