lucille for sure. i was busy that day. i need it and you have to have i just uploaded or uh, it takes, you know, you personally may have an alibi, but the c. i a has no such alibi. do you have evidence that nato or to see i didn't mention, you know, i won't get into details, but people always say in such cases, looking for someone who is interested in this case, we should not only look for someone who is interested, but also for someone who has capabilities because there may be many people interested, but not all of them are capable of thinking to the bottom of the baltic sea and carrying out this explosion. these 2 components should be connected. who is interested and who is capable of doing it? yeah, look, well maybe it was a c i a or maybe it was just vladimir z who borrowed doors hammer and used as awesome, angry diving skills to smash up north stream. it's not like a pulitzer prize winning american investigative journalist own research hasn't already provided a slightly more plausible explanation for all this. that ta

it's three laps around the field, around the warning track with lucille, which will be super fun fors. and after that, it's our family challenge. i've got my money on the kids taking over lucille there. yeah, i think i think they've got a lot of energy, but there really is a lot more information for people to also tap into that mental health awareness and also making sure that aside from the physical, there's also ways to take care of your body. yeah. so i think the biggest thing that they'll take away from it is our health and wellness expo between 9 and 4. so if they're picking up their race packet for the sunday, they can also visit a number of health and wellness vendors. and we're partnering with move your body, calm your mind. so it's all about kind of getting out there and getting physically active, but also doing that for your mental health. health. that's great. and there's a big return tomorrow as far as the race is concerned. what are you guys bringing back? yeah, we've got our half marathon coming back for the first time in about five years. so really exciting. excited fo

lucille leading the charge. i don't think lucille ran it, though. it was filling the streets for blocks and blocks. here's a look at the start of the race. runners and walkers could choose between a5k, a ten k, or, for the first time in the race's history, a half marathon. and the route went along san francisco's iconic waterfront before crossing the finish line on the field at oracle. it was really nice to be out there. the course is super flat and fast and just along the embarcadero and in the marina, and there were people out cheering, which was really cool. didn't really expect that. but there were definitely some fans and some people who were just out on their morning jog in the marina who were giving us some support, which was really cool. and it is really cool to be on the field at oracle. stand there and look up at the stands like the players do anyway, in the women's category. former olympian shannon rowbury came in first in the half marathon. that name rings a bell. she recently served as a commentator in paris. race included a t-shirt, cu

lucile packard children's hospital is a new way to ease the anxiety for kids when they get those back now using what it calls a buddy guard. it's a new penguin shaped medical device, which distracts children to reduce needle related fears. it vibrates on the young patient's arm when they receive a vaccine. >> it puts like a vibration on the on like your arm. so the pain of the needle poking the pain is decreased very drastically. >> do you feel anything very minor? >> well, the hospital says it hopes the buddy guard will improve overall vaccination rates by making the experience more comfortable and less stressful for kids. its goal is to make the device available at all stanford children's clinics around northern california. >> ford has announced it's changing its electric vehicle strategy. the company says it will make two new electric pickups and a new electric commercial van. it also says the new vehicles will have lower prices and a longer range. ford is losing millions on its current ev range, which isn't profitable. the company says it hopes the new vehicles, one of which will

for six months. good morning to you to lucille, of course, making baguettes this morning.s. you've been open six months, here in the heart of danville. what's the response been like? and i'm curious if you've had a greater response because the games are going on. you said something earlier about this. yes, definitely. the you know, the attention on paris and france has helped us, but i would say the response has been overwhelming from the very, very beginning. and in the beginning, yes, we were a bit overwhelmed. it was almost tough to adjust. right now, we're used to it. but, you know, it's been a great response. and being here in danville, where people travel and people have been to france, they know what quality really tastes like. yeah. and so they they really enjoy it. and so you can't fool them. no, you can't fool them. not either because you've got somebody who's directly from paris. exactly. yes what's it like being back here in the united states and watching your home country on television instead of being there? well obviously i'm watching a lot more tv these day

and 1911, lucille ball who is best remembered for her classic television comedy series. i love lucy. >> was born in new york and the national museum of racing opened in congress park at saratoga springs, new york in 1960, chubby checker performed his version of hank ballard's. the twist on the clark show beginning a worldwide dance craze. u.s. president lyndon b johnson signed the voting rights act which sought to overcome legal barriers that prevented african-americans from exercising their right to vote. and in 2006, tiger woods became the youngest player to compile 15 pga tour wins with a 3 stroke victory. >> 10, 14 right now and the show goes on. cal shakes, not shake like an earthquake shaped like shakespeare. cal shakes is going to be able to celebrate their 50 years in the bay area with their performance planned for september because they need it. >> they met an emergency fund raising campaign goal. they had to get enough money because they weren't able pay their staff and actors and everything that they did a fundraiser and now they're going to able to pay the fa

will be there face painting for the family challenge. the family challenge is kind of cool because you get to catch fly balls in the outfield, pitch in the bullpen, and, you know, hitting in the dugout all sorts of things. it's super fun. you mentioned that catch fly balls in the outfield. we were just joking during the break because you don't have appreciation for what the players do when they try to catch a fly ball in the outfield. it is not. it's no joke, right? joke? no joke. but but the kids get a chance to possibly. maybe not. not on the wall. know maybe just here out on the field with the beautifully cut grass. evan. but there's. we were talking about all these different ways to get kids tired for the parents who are watching, you got to come out and just make your kids run laps around the field so that they nap for the rest of the day. yeah, exactly. one, 2 or 3 laps around the field, have them out catching fly balls. they'll be asleep by 5 p.m. that's good. well there is that. focus on physical health for this weekend, but ther

and 1911, lucille ball who is best remembered for her classic television comedy series.. >> was born in new york and the national museum of racing opened in congress park at saratoga springs, new york in 1960, chubby checker performed his version of hank ballard's. the twist on the clark show beginning a worldwide dance craze. u.s. president lyndon b johnson signed the voting rights act which sought to overcome legal barriers that prevented african-americans from exercising their right to vote. and in 2006, tiger woods became the youngest player to compile 15 pga tour wins with a 3 stroke victory. >> heres how capers through a summer party for monkeys and giraffes at a safari park in england. video from the park shows them tucking into some a summary snacks. here we have monkeys and rats who were treated to potato ice creams, butternut, squash and cabbage sandwiches. they also got to mashup some vegetable cocktails, according to the park. cute video here as a rehab turtle was fitted for a a satellite tracking device and then released from a florida keys beach as part of

it was lucille leading the cheers. they filled the streets for blocks.e's a look at the start of that race. runners and walkers could choose between a5k, a, ten k or, for the first time ever, a half marathon. the route went along san francisco's iconic waterfront before crossing the finish line on the field at oracle park. it was really nice to be out there. the course is super flat and fast and just along the embarcadero and in the marina. and there were people out cheering, which was really cool. didn't really expect that, but there were definitely some fans and some people who were just out on their morning jog in the marina who were giving us some support, which was really cool and a fun fact right here in the women's category. former olympian shannon rowbury. she came in first in the half marathon. she recently served as a commentator in paris in track and field. and that was that was her sport. race swag included a hat, t shirts, custom medals, a race bobblehead and a ticket to a giants game. oh my god. look at that. they're going the distance for

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. >> lucile packard, children's hospital has a new way to ease the anxiety for kids when they get those back to school vaccinations. the hospital is now using what it calls a buddy guard. it's a new penguin shaped medical device that distracts children to reduce needle related fears. it vibrates on the young patient's arm when they receive a vaccine. >> it puts like a vibration on the on like your arm. so the pain of the needle poking the pain is decreased very drastically. >> you feel anything very minor. >> the hospital says it hopes the buddy guard will improve overall vaccination rates by making the experience more comfortable and less stressful for kids. its goal is to make the device available at all. stanford children's clinics across northern california less stressful for us parents, too, right? >> just a few months after construction wrapped up at terminal one at sfo, well, more work is slated on the other side of the airport. the airport has begun a $2.5 billion modernization project in terminal three, which exclusively houses united airlines. sfo says the project will include

at stinson beach, jana katsuyama, ktvu fox two news lucile packard children's hospital has a new wayn when they get those back to school vaccinations. >> the hospital is now using what it calls a bodyguard. it's a new penguin shaped medical device, which distracts children to reduce needle related fears. it vibrates on the young patient's arm right when they receive a vaccine. >> it puts like a vibration on the on, like your arm. so the pain of the needle poking the pain is decreased very drastically. >> you feel anything very minor. >> the hospital says it hopes the bodyguard will improve overall vaccination rates by making the experience more comfortable and less stressful for children. its goal is to make the device available at all stanford children's clinics across northern california. >> next, at 530, breaking in and taking over why? neighbors say the city's failure to act on a burned out building has put the community at risk. >> plus, the city of san rafael passes a law which says it is truly committed to finding housing for peopl even if t i'll say what city hall insiders wo

ceremony that has just ended, it will be followed by a burial ceremony at the cemetery of the city of lucile, you can see the people who attended the funeral ceremony uh leaving the abdul wahhab mask. in qatar in doha and of course we will be covering uh the burial ceremony for you as well, we had with us our correspondent mariam saleh from beirot pointing out very key issues when it comes to israel crossing international red lines over and over again and the most significant recently is this assassination carried out in the heart of tehran assass onating the hamas political bureau chief, a diplomat who was in iran as a guest to attend the inauguration of president masud pazashka, the support for israel stemming from idol and ideological perspective, you still have a firm belief that for example, in the jewish christian alliance, as they call it against the muslims, uh, you we have to not minimize that particular factor, even in the american military, you have people who do have these kinds of ideological beliefs, so - in response to your question, i think that there are two answers, number

there you know, i mean, yeah, but it's gentler for and they're loving it. been using it quite a bit out at the lucille packard children's hospital in palo alto. we spoke with one patient who's used the bodyguard. and here's what they thought. put psych a vibration on on like your arm. so. >> pain of the needle poking pain is decreased. very just it will help with so many, much more. then putting needle. >> about doctors say the body guards could soon be coming in other forms like puppies and chickens and whatever other kid-friendly shapes, it's best suited for the specific chai love that they thought of that. faces a july. just put the little, you know, a tire around your arm and its are freaking out. >> a skit 9.56. right now. coming up on the couple morning news, big night for oakland native kamala harris. >> we are talking about the dnc and her becoming the nominations. they are the nominee for the democrats for president. we're going to have more on that. plus, a homeless advocate now faces becoming homeless herself. her home caught fire. we'll tell you

tehran, honey was buried uh in the city of lucile, north of doha, that came after thousands, including high-ranking regional representatives attended a funeral prayer at the largest mosque in the gatedi capital. earlier, another large funeral procession was held for hania in the iranian capital with a prayer service that was led by the leader of the islamic revolution adi khamene. huniah was assassinated in his accommodation in northern tehran in the early hours of wednesday. he was in iran for the inauguration ceremony of president massad pesishian. the funeral of hamas political chief ismal hany commenced with the leader of the islamic revolution (ayatullah) said ali khamenei, leading the funeral prayers. iranian and hamas political figures along with morners come together in the iranian capital tehran to take part in the... ceremony, politicians and citizens alike called for justice assuring that the israeli assassinationed. another mistake of the zionist regime is that they do not attention to the words of the leader of the islamic revolution sayid, if the enemy attacks, they shall

he will then be buried a cemetery in the city of lucile north of doham. iran's vice president muhammad has headed to qatar to attend the ceremonies. hanya's body arrived there on thursday from the iranian capital earlier that day thousands gathered in tehran for a massive. general procession and a prayer service led by the leader of iran's islamic revolution ali khamenei. han was assassinated in his accommodation in northern tehran in the early hours of wednesday. he was in iran for the inauguration of president masud pazishkian. the funeral of hamas political chief ismaal han commenced with the leader of the islamic revolution. leading the funeral prayers. iranian and hamas political figures, along with morners come together in the iranian capital tehran to take part in the ceremony. politicians and citizens alike called for justice assuring that the israeli assassination will not go unavenged. another mistake of the zionist regime is that they do not pay attention to the words of the leader of the... than ever, and that they continue to uphold the princ

the nose for like an iv, you know, like those for. i've had a lot or just like having getting blood draw will help a lot to cause that, you know, as staying there for a while. yeah, will help with so many, much more. then putting needle. >> snazzy little thing. doctors say bodyguards could soon come in other forums like puppies, chickens and other kid-friendly shapes. >> destroyed my vegetable crop this year coming out from i have raised beds and they came out from underneath. >> coming up, the invasive critters taking over the yards of an east bay neighborhood. plus. >> but we are. struggling to find somewhere even as far tomorrow night to see. >> a homeless advocate looking for a home herself now after a for a home herself now after a fire tore through perhaps. ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra da

oh, with lucille, who wasn't able to wake up this morning, but you know, i don't know. evan, we're going to see you some more in the next in the next hour here. but for now, we're going to send it back to you guys. we got a little tired from our hour run during the tease, so we'll see you back again at 630. okay. you rest up. that was just a warm up, though, right? yes. get some water. we're going to take a water break. stretch it out. stretch stretch. all right. looks like it's going to shape up for a nice weekend for some of those runners. yes so you have runners. you were telling me about the north beach festival and they've got a big festival. you know everybody's italian this weekend. yes, of course there will be lowriders in san francisco. so there is many things to do to check out in the city. and it's going to be a nice one. nice and cool. today we're up to about 70 degrees and we may see a little bit more sunshine compared to what we will see tomorrow. i do think it's going to be mostly cloudy, and our high only makes it up to about 68 degrees, and we'll see ab

reporter: and a poem by lucille clifton. >> the earth is a living thing. a black, shambling bear.colors of blue. reporter: the other piece of the project requires no visits to the great outdoors. she commissioned new work for an anthology from contemporary poets addressing our lives as part of nature. her goal is a new kind of nature poetry. >> when we write about nature, there is something connected to it. there is sadness and worry and anxiety. reporter: what is that? >> is being nostalgic for a place you are in the moment. it is shifting and changing. i am not quite sure how clear i'd our poetry can be if we are not making room for our whole selves. those parts of us that are grieving and furious. those parts of us that are trying to figure out how to make impactful change. reporter: this project includes a call to action. sharing their poetic responses to the prompts. and building a community of concerned citizens. this refers to the idea of democracy for all. and the role of storytelling in the parks. >> our programming is audience first. we are providing those stories to mak

had never been on stage before, and i thought, "well, uh, it is a shocking experience." >> she's in fori just said, "why don't you just stay with me for a while, so that you can -- i can be there when you're shocked out of your gourd about what's happening?" and so she did. and i took care of her. >> you made soup for her. >> it's true. i made soup. it's true. i did her laundry. [ audience aws ] >> seth: so this is you, like, relied on your years of broadway experience to say, "come home to me after you're on stage, and i will make everything good." >> yeah, because she was shocked a lot. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, it's ver -- i mean it's grueling, and you were saying backstage you only have three weeks of rehearsal for this play. >> yeah. >> seth: and with only two people on stage, obviously this is a lot to learn. >> and you should've seen patti, who has been on stage her whole life, said she's never had a three week rehearsal. >> yeah. >> money is tight now and stuff. >> seth: yeah. it is tight all -- it is bad all over, you guys. >> yeah. >> so, they wouldn't give us five weeks, or

well, when we were shooting "agatha," she said she had been offered a play in new york at the lucilleht, she had never been on stage before, and i thought, "well, uh, it is a shocking experience." >> she's in for a journey. >> yes, exactly. and so i just said, "why don't you just stay with me for a while, so that you can -- i can be there when you're shocked out of your gourd about what's happening?" and so she did. and i took care of her. >> you made soup for her. >> it's true. i made soup. it's true. i did her laundry. [ audience aws ] >> seth: so this is you, like, relied on your years of broadway experience to say, "come home to me after you're on stage, and i will make everything good." >> yeah, because she was shocked a lot. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, it's ver -- i mean it's grueling, and you were saying backstage you only have three weeks of rehearsal for this play. >> yeah. >> seth: and with only two people on stage, obviously this is a lot to learn. >> and you should've seen patti, who has been on stage her whole life, said she's never had a three week rehearsal. >> yeah. >>