someone so rarefied died, so dedicated, and with a sparkling diamond like presence served our country so well for so many wonderful years. >> diane, we know you did your best, but for america. may you rest in peace. >> world leaders, dignitaries, family and friends gathering in san francisco today to say farewell to the late senator dianne feinstein in the city that she loved. we heard stories of her illustrious career from the bay area all the way to the nation's capital and this afternoon, we look back on her legacy and also look ahead to how she will be remembered in this final tribute. good afternoon and thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm christine xie. we'll have complete team coverage of dianne feinstein's farewell in just a moment. but first, a heat advisory is in effect for parts of the bay area. >> our abc7 news weather team says this will be the hottest day of the year so far for some cities. let's get right to abc7

news meteorologist andy patel. yeah and larry and kristin, no one's escaping this heat. >> take a look at those temperatures as everyone's in the 80s and the 90s right now. it is currently 96 in fairfield, 91 degrees in half moon bay, 90 in the city, 94 in santa rosa and san jose. we do have that heat advisory that's in effect until 11 p.m. tomorrow. if you're particularly sensitive to heat these above average temperatures can cause you to get sick. so there is a moderate to high risk of heat illnesses as the san francisco area, the bay shoreline, also santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley, included in that heat advisory as we go hour by hour this evening at 5 p.m, still hanging on to that warm to hot weather as we head towards 7 p.m. temperatures slowly coming down. and then tomorrow morning, we'll get some relief. obviously the temperatures will rise again. and by tomorrow afternoon, we're talking about another warm to hot day. i'll let you know exactly where those numbers will end up and when you'll get a break from the hot weather

coming right up, kristin. sandhya thank you so much. >> you can track the heat with the same tools that sandhya and the rest of our abc7 news weather team uses. just download the abc seven news bay area app available wherever you stream. >> and now we turn to our coverage of the final farewell for dianne feinstein. today, the entire nation paying tribute at a private memorial service outside san francisco city hall where she actually began her political career. >> abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is live at san francisco city hall with details. cornell christine and larry, a very emotional day, but a fitting farewell to dianne feinstein. >> it all began here at city hall. many many years ago. and it was a very hot day under the blazing sun. but that did not stop accolades from the vice president. even the blue angels . >> she showed us a world where women lead, where we lift each other up so that girls like me could follow in her footsteps. she showed us strength and grace

, courage and collaboration in 1500 invited guests, including 30 members of congress, attended the private service outside san francisco city hall, where feinstein began her political career. >> as the program interrupted several times with flyovers by the blue angels practicing for fleet week. ironic ali, an event founded by feinstein. >> thank you, mayor feinstein, for bringing the blue angels to san francisco. in 1981. in an audio message, president joe biden praising feinstein's longtime career, she turned passion into purpose to lead the fight to ban assault weapons, to protect our civil liberties, to strengthen our national security , safeguard our environment and so much more. >> dianne, when the women of america have come a long way, our country has come a long way . >> and you helped move the ball forward and our nation salutes you. dianne new york senator

chuck schumer paying tribute to his longtime colleague. >> now, there are many adjectives that rightly describe dianne feinstein, a strong, unflappable, winning, fierce, practical, earnest. but one quality above all stands out in my mind and will forever set dianne apart. heart integrity. >> nancy pelosi is sharing this advice she once got from feinstein. >> but the most constant advice i ever got from her again and again was nancy, you don't always have to be the one going out on the attack. let some other people do that from time to time. why don't you do that? no. whoa >> songs and prayers from feinstein's jewish faith. mayor, breathe. thanking feinstein for being a leader for san francisco and the nation. >> and like the old saying goes

, you only live once. but if you do it right, once is enough. dianne feinstein did it right. she was our mayor, our champion . she was the leader of our band . yeah >> and speaking of bands, mayor breed says she played french horn growing up in the ben franklin middle school band here in san francisco. she said that was the band that would play for feinstein events all over the city for several years. she said feinstein was a big fan of their music and she even played for their even paid for their uniform sweaters. pretty cool. live in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> cornell, before you go, nancy pelosi talked about how senator feinstein cultivated people and relationships and that's actually something she did even with the plans for this service. can you explain more on that? yeah >> yeah. city hall spokesman people tell us that it was

feinstein's wish that any staffer over the past 30 plus years who had worked for her have a place at her memorial today. and if they wanted to come and as a result, there was an entire section of former employees of dianne feinstein. there was a lot of people there. so not a bad tribute to a former boss, right? yeah. touching cornell, thank you. >> now, the last speaker of today's memorial was dianne feinstein's granddaughter, eileen mariano. >> yeah, she reflected on some of the life lessons and advice she got from her grandma. she taught me lessons that i will carry with me forever, work. >> work to your long suit. she would say, do something that you can do for your entire life, something that energized you, something that inspires you, and something that makes the world a better place for the people who live in it. boy did my grandmother do that. earn your spurs, she said. you have to

work hard, put in the hours and work your way up. >> a great message. a big crowd turned out to honor senator feinstein today and what was initially supposed to be a public memorial. that service in front of city hall became a private one because of security concerns. yeah, we chatted with some people who attended the service and those disappointed to miss a monumental tribute for the political trailblazer for abc7 news reporter suzannephan joins us live now from there with more. >> suzanne. >> kristin larry, so many people came out today, some with invitations, some without. everybody wanted to be here in person to celebrate the life and legacy of senator dianne feinstein. they say this was a day they simply did not want to miss. governor gavin newsom and his wife among the many people who turned out to san francisco city hall today to remember senator dianne feinstein here in san francisco. so the city that launched her career as a political leader, senator feinstein was honored and celebrated and noah griffin was

senator feinstein is second administrative aide back in 1974. he says he learned a hard lesson. thanks to feinstein. >> my wife said to diana, i said, i understand you helped my husband grow up. yes, i did. and he certainly needed it. >> griffin attended today's memorial service. >> a nice remembrance, a celebration of life. i'm sad that these things couldn't have been said for dianne while she was still living. she needed her flowers. then she was a martyr to the cause. a martyr to duty, a martyr to the democratic party. >> oakland mayor shengtao was one of the many local leaders who turned out. >> we're held up on the shoulders of senator feinstein. you know, as a young politician and myself as a young woman, you know, it is through the leadership of senator feinstein that we are able to be here today. >> san francisco da brooke jenkins says she also was inspired by senator feinstein's legacy. >> i took away that we women have to lead. we have to be at the table. we have to continue to fight hard and difficult

fights. >> longtime san francisco community leader florence fang wanted to thank the senator for showing compassion and friendship. when fang's late husband passed away. >> but is she come to me? she says. florence, who said, a strong woman, don't cry. i lend you my strong shoulder. >> congressman john garamendi says he has so much to remember about senator feinstein. >> about 40 years of memories with this woman and our family. >> so a lot, a lot to there were so many people who had hoped to attend the senator's service, but were unable to not knowing, had been changed to an invitation only event due to security concerns. >> i think it's disappointing because there are a lot of people in san francisco who are so proud of her and proud that she's from this area. >> i heard that she's one of the best politicians that's come out of california. so we'd love to be able to celebrate her, but i understand the security concern . >> and back here live, we saw so many leaders today, senator barbara boxer, former governor jerry brown, countless community leaders. everyone said it was an

honor to remember a woman who has impacted so many lives. we're live in san francisco, suzannephan, abc seven news. >> suzanne, thank you. and abc seven news insider phil matier said today's memorial really hit all the right notes. >> he said the biggest state moment was those on the dais honoring senator dianne feinstein today we had mayor london breed. >> we had speaker emerita, nancy pelosi and we had vice president kamala harris. three of the four uh- there, the most powerful were women. that is that shows the transition. you wouldn't have seen that when dianne feinstein started and there was the visual of it. and yes, it's a change city. it's a changed nation. but she helped change it in a good way. >> decades of change in one shot that we saw right there in the san francisco in the country, say farewell to a trailblazer and an icon. we put together a look at some of the sights and sounds from today's memorial. >> we go to break with a look at

the life and legacy of dianne feinstein. >> dianne feinstein was the living embodiment of what the senate should always be an institution built on cooperation. senator feinstein, that is her official title. >> but to us, to san franciscans , she was mayor dianne feinstein. >> dianne and the women of america to have come a long way . our country has come a long way. and you helped move the ball forward. and our nation salutes you. >> thank you, mayor feinstein, for bringing the blue angels to san francisco in 1981, america,

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tharea of almaden boulevard and tropicana way. a suspect was taken into custody just ho after the incident. abc7 news reporter zach fuentes was at the scene and has been tracking the updates. >> it happened just before eight thursday morning. union city police say they were called to this mobile home park for a report of a person stabbed once officers got there they found three victims with injuries. one was pronounced dead at the scene. the other two taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. neighbors say the community for people 55 years and up is typically quiet. >> i live here for eight years. i feel it's very peaceful. it's very good community. >> but many who live here started their day stunned to find this police scene steps away from their homes. >> i was actually shocked that i saw it on the news this morning and i thought, wait a minute, i probably live. so i went to walk over there and it was all cordoned off already.

>> the scene was focused around the park's clubhouse sky. seven shots showed a black car with its door open, a bicycle in the road and a union city transit bus. though police haven't said yet how they're all involved in the investigation. this woman says she normally walks her dogs in the area. police were investigating but for some reason ignored her daily routine. >> it was just intuition, like, yeah, someone told me like, don't go. so i didn't go. and then when i finally came out to walk my dogs, everything was like pandemonium. >> when alerts first went out thursday morning about the stabbing, union city police said that the suspect was outstanding, but later in the morning, mountain view police confirmed that they were helping union city police search for that suspect who they said was armed and dangerous just before 1230. mountain view pd said that the suspect was in custody. union city police later confirming that it was a 21 year old man from mountain view. we're still waiting to find out the motive of the stabbing and details leading up to it. union city police will be holding a press conference at five this evening to provide more information. we'll be sure to bring you the latest on air and.

zach fuentes, abc7 news. >> developing news right now on day two of the largest health care strike in us history. 75,000 kaiser employees are on the picket line. abc7 news reporter angela hassan has been following the story. he joins us live from walnut creek with the latest on sir. >> and kristen, we're learning that the white house and governor's office are both now getting involved, trying to bring this strike to an end. kaiser maintains that progress is being made, but if you talk to the employees out here on the picket line, they say they want more transparent tsay at the bargaining table. california assemblyman timothy greyson joined the picket line as kaiser employees took to the streets of walnut creek. >> this has been going on for a very long time. i sent a letter in asking, requesting kaiser to negotiate in good faith to hear the voices of their workers. >> day two of this planned three day strike comes as negotiations

failed earlier this week. priscilla offermann is part of the employee bargaining team. >> we've been bargaining since april. okay when we decided to give our ten day strike notice, that's when bargaining actually started happening. so you can't cram in an actual full bargaining session in ten days. >> kaiser permanente declined to be interviewed, but in an email to abc7 news, kaiser claims that tentative agreements have been reached on wages and benefits and that it met the union's demand to hire 10,000 employees. but employees refute those claims because they keep throwing out these numbers that they apparently they've already reached the 10,000 new employees. >> who are these employees? because when you walk into those facilities you are not seeing new faces at all. >> the union says kaiser's offer to raise the minimum wage to $23 an hour falls short of the $25 an hour. they want. what do we want? >> sick days. when do we want it ? now. >> also on the picket line were city council members from nearby cities of concord and san ramon. if they feel that they are short

staffed, they're not able to treat their patients in a timely manner and get the turnaround that they need. >> they're understaffed. >> if they're not willing to talk and be transparent about our situation, then what does that tell you about the company that we're working for? >> the union and those who backed them are also demanding more transparency around kaiser's financial statements. >> part of it is being honest and forthright, and that's to be determined by what they provide in documentation. >> now we did get a new email from kaiser, about 45 minutes ago. in it, it says, out of respect for the bargaining process, it's not going to discuss any details at this time. it did say that they are going to meet with coalition leaders and try and set the next bargaining session. union leaders tell me if no agreement is reached by friday, they will likely consider a longer two week strike. reporting live on san hasan, abc seven news. >> slosser thank you. another labor situation now. 900 san francisco public school workers may go on strike. the union that represents paraeducators food

service workers and custodians has authorized a strike if they cannot reach a deal with san francisco unified. they want the district to keep up with what the city pays for similar jobs, which they say is up to 25% higher. the district says it's committed to negotiating in good faith. a date for a possible strike has not yet been set. contra tsay is once again brewing after san francisco's portola music festival. >> the city of alameda is asking for the festival to be discontinued or moved to another venue because of another year of noise complaints. the event at pier 80 received the same complaints last year. deep bass music from the event reverberated across the bay. event organizers assured residents they made changes to address those issues ahead of this year's festival. all but alameda residents say this year's event was still too loud. speaking of loud, if you're in san francisco, maybe anywhere around the bay, you could hear the blue angels zooming through the skies as they get ready for

their big shows this weekend. and you can see them well because clear out there. let's check in with sandhya patel. yeah. >> and larry and kristen, we have no fog to speak of, no clouds to speak of. and that's why they have great visibility. let's take a look at the forecast out for the air show the next three days. we're basically looking at a warm fall day tomorrow, 88 degrees fine. flying weather on saturday, although temperatures will start to come down on sunday. there will be some fog around and it will be noticeably cooler, certainly not cooler today. take a look at this live picture from our exploratorium camera. plenty of sun out there and it's in the low 90s from san francisco to mountain view to palo alto, half moon bay. i mean, get that downsloping wind and you're heating up 89 degrees right now in oakland from our east bay hills camera. we're looking out towards mount diablo and just blue skies out there. 95 in santa rosa in the low 90s for napa, concord and livermore. 96 degrees in fairfield. high pressure in command of our weather and we are seeing the

downsloping winds today. the offshore flow which is classic for september, october for this is when we get summer here in san francisco and along the coast. as you know from our mt. tam cam. just a beautiful view right now. warm to hot weather again tomorrow. possibility of a few records. we are looking at fog returning and relief arriving this upcoming weekend. so if you're looking for relief at 5:00, you're not going to find a whole lot other than the coast temps hours will still be well above average for this time of year as we head into 7 p.m. 60s to 80 as numbers start to drop tomorrow morning, you'll see 50s and 60s. and as we head into the early afternoon, temperatures will already pop up into the 80s and the 90s so quick warm up again. temperatures first thing in the morning with clear skies. it's going to be really mild. upper 50s to the mid 60s for most of you tomorrow afternoon, you're looking at another hot one in the south bay, 99 in gilroy, 95 in santa clara, 96, san jose on the peninsula, 91 degrees in san mateo, 87.5. moon bay. it's

going to be warm even at the beaches. 88 degrees in san francisco. in the north bay. you're looking at temperatures that will range from the 70s around places like bodega bay to the 90s around santa rosa, san rafael, 94 degrees along with vallejo in the east bay, 90 degrees in oakland, 89. in berkeley, 94 for you in castro valley. i know this is tough for some people who don't have air conditioning here in the bay area. so if you're waiting for that relief, it will come this weekend and tomorrow afternoon inland areas will be summer like 97 in concord, 98 degrees in fairfield, 96 in pleasanton. here's a look at your accuweather seven day forecast heating up again tomorrow so temperatures will moderate on saturday. you'll notice at first at the coast and at the bay and then by sunday everybody drops off. look at the numbers, just dramatic dropping, especially in our inland and bayside communities on monday. and we'll even bring in a chance of rain with some breezy conditions for both monday and tuesday before those temperatures come back up

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new york city is considering the expansion of a pilot program where cameras paired with a sound meter are used to detect excessive noise like illegally modified cars and motorcycles. then logs the offender's license plate. according to the guardian, some yet to be named places in california are also considering adding the technology. what are the considerations? yay or nay? what say you? who wants to start big brother? >> watching and listening? i don't know. i wonder about the enforcement of something like this. and it sounds like a lot of it would be automated. so then you're going to have people protesting. no, it wasn't my car that made the noise or whatever the case may be. i'm not sure that this is something that we need at the top of our list of priorities. yeah i agree with that. >> i mean, is that really, you know, the biggest thing to invest your money in noise? i mean, it is annoying,

distracting that cars are too loud or the music's turned up or whatever it is. yeah, it's not great for neighbors, but is this what, you know, money should be going towards? i don't know. >> yeah. and then there's some, you know, socioeconomic or equity concerns because lower cost cars or older cars, if you will, are more likely to be louder than your certainly brand new electric tesla. so you know is it punishing people who are more socioeconomically challenged already a little bit more? that's one concern. and then i wonder if it extends beyond cars, because you guys, that's about the level decibel of like protests. so how would it eventually curb protests to which or is that the ultimate goal? >> we'll see how it plays out. walmart no longer requiring college degrees from anybody interested in hundreds of corporate roles. the company is eliminating what it calls unnecessary barriers that prevent career advancement. job applicants will start seeing updated descriptions in the job apps next year. walmart said it will waive the need for a university degree if candidates can show they've gained the

necessary skills through alternative prior experience. i think that's this is a terrific move because not everybody has the opportunity to go to college, you know, get a degree . there's all sorts of life circumstances that come up sandia and just to make it a level playing field, if you have a skill set that they need, then then the piece of paper is not going to hold you back. >> yeah. and i mean, if they're qualified and they have what it takes to actually do the job, then i don't see why they couldn't. larry yeah, well, and then it doesn't prevent someone who say, starts out working in the back room or as a cashier working their way up to management and above. >> if they don't have time to go get a college degree. but they know the ins and outs of that company, that business, that store, whatever it is, and it allows them to move up without having to have a college degree, which at that point, you know, is it even useful right. >> it's great. i think it's great that we're now putting aside pedigree and focusing more on actual skills. yeah. all right. from a story about no

degree, we go to a story about getting one. there's now an official degree for people who've dreamt of becoming an influencer southeast technological university in ireland is actually offering a three year program that teaches young people the art of influencing and content creation. it will teach students to become experts in social media theory and use while learning how to connect with target demographics online only 40 students will be accepted in the program next year. ooh larry, are you interested in applying it? >> did cross my mind, but any time i see a double directional school like south east technological university, i start to wonder, is this is this a real thing like or is this can i do this online? i'm not sure, but you know what? >> northwestern is calling you right now, larry. >> at least somebody recognizing my true skill set. but no, you know what? i think you know, ten years from now, like carina, don't you think there will be a

lot of schools that are that that have it's a business. >> these influencers are making so much money, right? >> so why not have people who aspire to be influencers learn the business behind it? what they can do better, what works, what doesn't. i mean, it is a business. now look at all the influencers that are out there. they have awards for them. they're making a ton of money. so it's a job. it's not just a, oh, i post something on social media. >> i think you could do the job. karina i don't know. >> i just post news stories. it's kind of sandy. >> you were good on social media. yeah, but i'm not an influencer christian. >> i'm still searching for a group that i can influence. that's >> that's part of the problem. >> that's why i need this program. >> i'm all right. >> the creepy doll from the horror movie hit megan is ready to put a scare into some trick or treaters in florida. there's a little boy in the city of auburndale. he took his megan costume for a test run through

the neighborhood. and i didn't find this part really scary until right about here, when we're on all fours and we're running around. she says her ten year old's a big horror fan and loves to scare the neighbors kids. she says last year he dressed up as the clown pennywise eyes, and this year he wanted he wanted to step out of his comfort zone a little bit. so i don't know when i see the humans on all fours. sandia that's, that's, that's, that's where i draw the line. that's where i start to step back. >> wait, is this the guy that has a black belt and is not scared of anything or brown belt or whatever it is? larry you know, you know, you don't know what kind of powers these people have when they're coming. >> all i have is this, you know , so anybody else? >> i mean, i think it's cool because that's what halloween is all about, right? the scary costumes. but i wouldn't want to see that. but it's kind of cool that that kids getting so into it. >> i might just run through the newsroom on all fours and see probably nobody will even bat an

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famous blue angels took to the skies to rehearse for their annual air show this weekend. >> and one of the pilots grew up in san francisco. so getting ready to fly over his hometown. how cool is that? >> that is so cool. abc seven news reporter luis pena spoke to him and another member of the fleet ahead of the shows as we used to seeing them in the air. >> but now get ready to meet two of the seven blue angel pilots behind the show. one of them has been looking forward to this specific weekend. >> this is the show i have circled on my calendar for every single year for lieutenant commander scott goossens, san francisco is home. >> he grew up here. >> a pinch yourself moment getting up in the jet, flying over the bay, seeing the golden gate bridge, seeing my house, high school, all that was just an incredible, incredible opportunity and one it felt like a dream, you know, a dream come true. if you will. >> blue angel pilots serve a two year term. this is lieutenant commander goosen's, second and last year as a blue angel, a dream that started back when he was just a kid in san francisco.

>> i remember being in school. >> no kidding. looking out the window and the jets would be whizzing by. and the teachers had no chance on a no chance of keeping our attention on them. so they let us go outside and watch the jets. and i just remember thinking it was the coolest, coolest thing in the world. >> the flight formation of the blue angels require extreme precision, and they're actually gearing up to fly at 700mph. that's just below the speed of sound. so what's the strategy when you're up there and you're doing those really close maneuvers? what are you thinking of? >> i'm very focused. there's not a lot of room for thinking about anything else other than the flying we train relentlessly on this team. we do about 120 practice flights, maybe even slightly more than that between the months of january and march. >> being a blue angel pilot is a coveted role. pilots go through an intense vetting and training process. we met commander alex armada's seven hours before his first flight in san francisco. >> so i'm excited to get out there. i was here last year as a

as a what we call a newbie, so i was just here watching, kind of watching and learning from the from the team last year and before getting up there, we needed to check that the blue angels knew what to expect in the bay. >> just some local info. you know, san francisco has a fog and it has a name. do you know the name of it? >> i do. we're very familiar with the fog. we're hoping carl will take take it easy on us this weekend and stay off shore. >> we're hoping carl stays away. we're hoping he. he takes the takes the weekend off in san francisco. >> luis pena, abc seven news. >> well, from the blue angels to the parade of ships, we're helping you plan your fleet week. look at this live soaring through the skies just that amazing and majestic and it makes your heart thump its captivating watching them fly in such a tight formation and they can get closer than this. >> yes. you think about most jobs. you know, you can make a mistake and, you know, as we do all the time. yes just just watch me at any point. but you you you can't make any mistakes when you're doing these maneuvers. i mean, it has to be

flawless execution, because what you do influences what the other pilots are doing. so it's truly riveting, mesmerizing, incredible. adjective of choice. >> and we just spend the rest of the show watching them because it. no. okay. well karl, the fog doesn't seem to be a problem right now. >> uh- sandhya is karl going to make an appearance? not until sunday. >> okay. >> kristin and larry, look at the view right now. oh, there you go. you see the blue angels from our south beach camera? absolutely amazing. amazing as they are up to taking to the skies. clear visibility is terrific. it's going to be good to moderate air quality the next three days if you're going to see the air show live. doppler seven showing you not a cloud in sight, no fog either. and it's going to stay that way tomorrow. we're in for another warm to hot day with 80s and 90s tomorrow afternoon. if you don't like the heat, temperatures begin to back off on saturday. most noticeable at the coast and around the bay. and by sunday everyone's dropping. so you look at the

accuweather seven day forecast and that heat relief does arrive, but you'll have to wait a couple more days as we head into the weekend, we'll drop off those temperatures and by monday we'll even bring in the opportunity for some wet weather larry. >> all right, sandhya, thank you. san francisco as well as on the 13th and 16th. all right. still to come, exciting news today for marvel fans. >> the god of mischief returns for loki season two, a look at tom hiddleston's reprised role and the oscar winner who's

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>> marvel fans have been eagerly awaiting the return of one of their favorites, the god of mischief. loki tom hiddleston returns to the role for another round of time traveling adventures as loki. is that you? what on earth are you doing here ? >> i've been pulled through time between the past and the present. >> and the future. >> it's another round of mind bending fun with season two of the hit marvel series. loki its star, tom hiddleston, has been part of the big screen mcu for years. but it was the first season of disney plus's deep dive into loki that drew even more fans into loving his mischievous ways. >> a large portion of that has to be tom hiddleston and what he's brought to that character like he lives and breathes it. he's so invested in this world and this character, this is maybe weird to say. we can all see a little bit of ourselves in

his trauma, that he's going through, which is like we all want to know what our place in the universe is. we all have questions of identity and who we are and i think he's somebody who we're always rooting for because we can see when he's good, he can be really, really good and that there's a sense of he hasn't reached his full potential yet and everything. >> well, most of the original loki cast is reunited for season two, too. there is one new character who is also bound to become a fan favorite and oscar winner kiwi kwan plays a quirky repair man for the time variance authority ouroboros or obi for short. >> do you think this is a higher priority than preventing a temporal meltdown? oh, no, no, no, no. >> i stay focused on the temporal. >> i agree. i think this might be one of the finest ensemble roles that we've put together. certainly at marvel. but like a great one in tv, on tv in general. >> executive producer kevin wright gives all credit to

hiddleston for setting a high bar. >> tom is playing up here and you had to surround him with people that that could do the same. as tom said at one point, he plays all the all the keys on the piano and you need other characters and other actors and actresses that can do the same. >> george pennacchio, abc seven news. loki season two is streaming now on disney plus disney. >> of course, the parent company of abc seven. that'll do it for this edition of abc seven news at four. i'm larry beil. abc seven news at five is coming up with dan and emma next. there is nothing like it dancing is my passion. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema,

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