and one in particular was a gentleman by the name of noel bloom -- >> that name again, noel bloom hadounded the company that became known as "live entertainment" and then wound up working uncomfortably with jose. >> they bickered about a lotta things? >> well, mostly it was because of the pornography. >> in the 1970's bloom was one of the biggest porn producers and distributors in then he made an unlikely turn to distributing children's programming "care bears, " for example. >> along the way, you encountered this guy, jose menendez? >> unfortunately. >> what was he like in the office? >> jose could be very sweet. smile at you. even charming. >> uh-huh? >> but he was very ruthless. he would scream at people. if he fired somebody in his office and fired'em, even though he had no business doing so you would hear him laughing like it was a big joke. >> jose fought with his own family, too, said noel bloom. >> i -- i met kitty several times. she was sometimes goin'to the -- into his office, and -- you know, yellin'and screamin'and hollering. i mean, really loud. >> oh, so they'd argue a l

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[applause] >> thank you noel. let s give her another round of applause. thank you wamo. changing lives this summer. i'm really happy that i get to present somebody that i have been following, really inspires me. this performer his name is shawn williams. he is i think one of the best spoken word artist in california and bay area for sure, so let's give it up for spoken word artist, shawn williams! [applause] >> how is everybody doing? that was real light. guess you guys are hungry. how is everybody doing? that's much better. my name is shawn william from oakland california. i am a spoken word artist, a father, a son, teacher, student and person who loves grilled cheese sandwiches. the bay area is rich with great spoken word artists so i will take top 10, but there are too many remarkable spoken word artists. one is on the dj. give it up to (inaudible) [applause] but i'll take top 10. this poem it will be real quick. last year i was walking through the mall and i saw-i was walking past foot locker and saw shoes and i have clean shocks on, but i saw shoes in foot locker an

noel.ooling down to 89 degrees, which is right about where you should be for this time of year. so i hope you enjoyed that relief, especially conquered 91 degrees yesterday today warming up into the mid 80. so you are actually below average. so enjoy that. >> a little bit warmer along the coast, 70 degrees for downtown san francisco. i don't think anyone coastal valleys is complaining about today's forecast and going to see a slight cool down for the 2nd half of your weekend. but temperatures out there right now, half moon bay, the coolest city at 56 degrees bright 30 degrees. warmer at 87 degrees. so certainly notice seeing those warm temperatures a little bit on the mild side inland. but fortunately, no 90's to contend with this afternoon into early evening hours. santa rosa, 73 degrees of petaluma cooling down to 66 degrees in downtown san francisco. barely in the low 60's at 61 degrees. so we're starting to see that fog bang making it struck across the bay over berkeley. and so far, vis

griff: noel nickfore and committee member and partner. al, noel, thank you for being here.left things off there with a all-black clad mike pence showing up at the fair having been the reporter on the ground there many times in the past eating some fried thing on the stick. setting that aside. let's talk about what chance mike pence might have in 2024. noel, i will start with you. >> well, you know, all eyes believe it or not in the world of consulting and the world of politics as we know it you are looking to the future. we are talking about 2024. i raise money, i raise national money for super pacs so all the donors, they are talking about 2024. so they are talking about pence, that's the elephant in the room, the guy that you mentioned earlier and that's ron desantis and she's stumping from jd vance in ohio and helping races in pennsylvania. i'm from arkansas. we have good-ole tom cotton who will probably throw his hat in the ring there and it's rumored nikki haley, mike pompeo and array of people. so people are already talking about it. as far as how they are going to do

noel. >> dave, thank you. the annual dory ali festival returned to san francisco's soma neighborhood over the weekend. despite growing concerns around the spread of monkeypox, the virus has been predominantly spreading among and bisexual men who make up the majority of this festivals attendees. now experts say the risk of contracting the virus just by attending events like dory ali is low. however, that risk does increase based on intimate interactions with others. >> long skin to skin contact and possibly through transmission, although skin to skin contact, it's a mean thing. so that's large in terms of like. >> a medium that will be, you know. >> prolonged a kissing up through saliva, but it requires hours by itself, giving a high-five shaking somebody's time, you know, is not going to result in transmission. >> monkeypox is not confined to the and trans community and other large events can also pose a risk. still ahead. and east bay woman facing dui charges after allegedly killing someon

noel. >> dave, thank you.ng for oil and gas drilling on federal land in central california has been temporarily blocked a settlement between our state and the u.s. bureau of land management bans the federal government from leasing more than 2500 square miles and the central valley for the purpose of fracking. that's when oil and gas is extracted by injecting high-pressure water, sand and chemicals into rock formations under the deal. the land is unavailable for fracking until the appropriate environmental reviews are completed. the settlement still requires approval from a judge. meanwhile, the biden administration's investing more than a billion dollars to help communities that have been hit hardest by extreme weather today. vice president kamala harris said congress must take action to try and stop things from getting even worse. our washington correspondent raquel martin reports white house says the money will go to more than 300 projects across the country. >> today the vice president said the funding is n

[applause] dan served as our department operation center commander and are noel the operation section chief and oversaw the housing system. these were the two brains and muscle behind the entire system. dan and his meticulous nature dont know how many times he wrote the flow chart with noel correcting it, these two and i can say this because they noel worked for me for 14 years until she abandoned me to be deputy director of department of homelessness and dan kaplan who is hsa deputy director of administration, these 2 have incredible capacity for work and they work tirelessly, 7 days a week. [applause] developing as the mayor said, we didn't have a roadmap or game plan. we are human service agency, we provide benefits for people who need them and help families in crisis. we are not hoteliers so they developed this from scratch and showed their where with all and stead fasness throughout and so well deserving of this award. thank you two. [applause] the architects are here but i want to bring up the people the nuts and bolts and in charge of daily operation and one of whom is doris bu

noel, back to you. murray said thank you on the peninsula. san mateo police officers pitched in to help out uninjured. furry little deer. take a look at this. >> one of the officers found the injured ear yesterday morning crawling on to a nearby freeway on-ramp officers spring into action to rescue this little guy. you can see them using a tarp to wrap it up like a blanket. the deer was able to be put into a patrol car and they took him to the peninsula, humane society to be checked out. in all a bit of a back and forth between hollister police and the oakland zoo this weekend. on friday, a mountain lion found roaming around a neighborhood was shot by police after it charged at an officer. fish and wildlife are attempting to tranquilize it when it lunged and those shots were fired. the animal was taken to oakland zoo for treatment, but it died from its injuries. unfortunately, hollister police now frustrated with the way oakland zoo described the incident on its social media accounts. the police department posted yesterday saying the zoo char

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you're still still. esteem is the median. gadri. noel is, is up within your budget. you know, what i mean? was there hospice? good bunch of school, the gold rush and the u. s. have always accused each other of trying to install public regimes. that was the case in georgia where we saw an internal armed conflict lead to yet another stan self between russia and the west. and that was the case in ukraine when president and the college refused to sign an e u association agreement. choosing closer trade ties with russia, the president was forced out in a violent could a talk, and a pro european parliament took charge of ukraine and invited foreign specialists to advise them on how to run the country. the relationship with russia had been badly mismanaged, trying to bring george in ukraine. it to nader was truly overreaching recklessly ignoring what the russians considered their own vital national interests. not everyone was happy with his pro western sentiment, especially in the southeastern part of ukraine, which has always felt closer to russia. some of its residents ar