reid: not necessarily.ommunity is engaging in what is known as ai safety, open ai and other organizations make sure there are meetings with researchers, knowing the right cases and so on. imagine you have the actual isaac asimov robot where the robot architect to help humanity wiser, be more compassionate, be good companions, those are great outcomes. and you can also imagine and ai would have feelings help it in its partnership and collaboration with humanity. those stories are not old as much movies and tv, because it is not about drama come you don't have a felon. even when they made irobot into a felon, it was all of a sudden a homicidal robot, whereas the isaac asimov robot were human modifying. do we have to steer it the right way? yes. it is concerning that it is a dystopic future? absolutely not. emily: i can't let you go without asking about market conditions. we are seeing record inflation. public market declines, layoffs at tech companies. how is this impacting the private market? and having as i

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this is a follow-up for reid. called 40 astronauts down to about ten want to fly on these first couple of crewed missions. how did you do that? >> we have deathly not done that. we have 40 to active astronauts and earlier this year some of you folks were here, we announced our latest class of asked the candidates with ten americans from across our country all walks of life to join our core and there in their initial training right now. when you graduate in about 18 months then they will come in to the 42 42 active astronauts h us. right now we have not made any flight assignments. we have not gotten down who is going to do what missions at this point in time. we want to watch artemis i and there we want to make the right smart decision when we assigned to make and eventually three and beyond. >> thank you so much, rose roseanne. thank you so much for taking time for us. two questions. the first is for reid. we know the apollo generation is watching this been so much today. today. what is your message to those who

and james heatly and grace reid have won - heatly and grace reid have won silver medals in the mixedcs championships. you can see more on the website. good afternoon. you are watching bbc news. let's look at some of the other stories making the news. we have been focusing on inflation, because inflation in the uk reaching more than 10% injuly and, with the cost of fuel and food spiralling worldwide, the bbc�*s population correspondence has been talking to people on three continents to find out how inflation is hitting their pockets. we out how inflation is hitting their ockets. :: :: ~ , out how inflation is hitting their pockets-_ in i out how inflation is hitting their- pockets._ in rural pockets. we feed 4200 kids. in rural geora ia, pockets. we feed 4200 kids. in rural georgia. all— pockets. we feed 4200 kids. in rural georgia. all the _ pockets. we feed 4200 kids. in rural georgia, all the children _ pockets. we feed 4200 kids. in rural georgia, all the children donna - georgia, all the children donna feeds are on free school meals but, with inflation spiralling, it's been a str

. >> harry reid is a former capital policeman . went to law school. got elected, i think first lieutenant governor in nevada and then came to the united states senate and harry reid is i think somebody that if you don't know him, if you're not going to understand him. the more youknow him the more you understand him . he boxed and also he's a fighter and in a very real sense as well as on a less real sense, in other words he will work with people but he will stand his ground and he will insist on certain things. i can tell you that i had a relationship with harry reid that i never got pushed or ever pushed me to anything. we work together when we could. by supporting when i could and when i didn't i took that support and in spite of that, maybe in lieu of that we had a personal relationship that continues today. because out of the blue i'll get a call from him just talking, what's going on and chat back and forth and he say nice things about me to my friends and i think to my ears as i suspect. >> explain the role of the senate majority leader. histor

i would say harry reid opened the door by lowering the bar for federal judges to assemble. party, so he was justified in doing the same for the supreme court. that's what he would say. is there a response to that? yeah, i think there is a response to that and by the way one of the one of the charms of senator mcconnell is he not only has his victories, but he then rewrites the history. he has very recently said and he said many times the left is response to democrats are responsible for every escalation of the judicial wars. now that's simply not true. the confirmation of supreme court justices was proceeding sort of relatively normally for a long time. until his unprecedented action to prevent the nomination and consideration of merrick garland. he won that one. when he came up a winner when trump came in. everything else from that including and that was an unprecedented act. utterly unprecedented and the ramming through of amy coney barrett. which i called the banana republic confirmation eight days before the election. was i think the most anti-democratic act i've ever s

>> harry reid was not a leader that i think was among the great leaders.but i always got it because he was the majority leader during the obama presidency and faced endless and relentless obstruction from mcconnell. i think it probably drove him not only to frustration, maybe crazy at a certainpoint . i don't think he wasa great leader . but he got some things done including the affordable care act . he really had an important role in that. i think that schumer is capable leader. dealing with the challenges of the 50-50 senate, a polarized situation. and i think that he's done considerable things in the way of accomplishments and probably made some mistakes as well . >> given that we don't have the two parties that are closer together than they were a generation ago, what if anything can be done about what i described as majoritarian minority rule? >> i've tried in the book and in my articles before, i've tried very hard to encourage the relatively small group of independent minded republicans or more mmoderate republicans to be their best selves. rwto com

"the reid out" with joy reid is up next. >>> tonight on "the reid out" -- >> with what's -- what appears to be left in this district, that is an incredibly steep hill to climb to make up basically 3300 votes with what we know to be left in this district right now. pat ryan, the democrat, is in a -- there it is. nbc news has just called it. pat ryan, the democrat, has been elected to congress in a special election from new york's 19th congressional district. he defeats republican mark molinaro. >> our very own steve kornacki calling the victory in a bell weather special election where reproductive rights were very much on the ballot. a strong indication that as some of us were trying to tell y'all, the supreme court nuking abortion rights has shifted the mid-term election to democrats. val demming is taking on senator marco rubio in florida. >>> also tonight, new reporting from the washington post on trump's delay tactics as the government tried to retrieve classified documents that were improperly in his grasp. >>> president biden makes good on a campaign promise and as a result millions

how was killing keith reid and get your husband thrown in run suppose to solve any problems?t on purpose. >> did you willingly provoke him, as the attorney suggests? even leaving opened that email? >> no, no, i wish they would've never left that email open. >> because that's the story the jury is hearing about you. that you are driving the events. >> yeah, that's not true it all. >> the defense attorney went even further. maybe those blistering emails from rob to keith had really been written by mary. while he denies, it he implied it could be a wait for him to frame the husband. with -- on the mind. there is no corroborating evidence whatsoever of mary's testimony that rob offered -- to try to prove that point, defensive tierney cited a phrase, in one of those messages, saying rob never would have used -- a marine doesn't refer to himself as a former marine. once rain, always a marine. >> as for what did happen on key threes property the night he was killed, the defense did not concede that rob was there. but if he had been, he said, maybe the superintendent was the aggresso

harry reid, if you do not know him you are not going to understand him. in spite of that may be in lieu of that. we had a personal relationship that continues today because out of the blue i will get a call what is going on and chat back and forth and he says nice things about me into my friends into my enemies i suspect. >> explain the role of senate majority leader. historically 10150 years ago the position would almost not be recognized in a consensus body and the position appears to be coming something more akin to the speaker of the house representative. explain what the majority leaders will when you arrived and how it evolved y during your time. >> when i arrived trent would always joke his job was to keep the trains moving on time and other words of the legislation grew and we would credit dinnertime and go home and have dinner with her spouse and family. that was the way that he saw the leadership. it took an active role and work within the caucus. i think he was less likely to push republican leaders today and maybe the democraticc leader today.

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>> harry reid was not a leader that was among the great leaders.ut i always caveat because he was the majority leader during the obama presidency and faced endless and relentless obstruction from mcconnell. but he got some things done including the affordable care act. he played an important role in that. and dealing with the challenges of a 50/50 senate of a polarized situation and he has done considerable things in the way of accomplishments and has made some mistakes as well. >> given the fact you don't have the two parties from where they were a generation ago what if anything can be done by majority minority rule? >> i have tried in the book and in my articles before, i tried very hard to encourage the relatively small group of independent-minded republicans are more moderate republicans to be their best selves to come forward to join biden and the democratic senators to move the country forward. occasionally that happens with the infrastructure bill. i think i would like the republicans to show more independence from their leader. it doesn't

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. >> reid was freed in a prisoner swap in april. u.s.y are working on a potential prisoner swap for griner and w. for griner and whelan. . >> in the end all of those appeals are fake. there are as fake as the first trial you re. all courts in russia are fake >> he said russian detention centers and labor camps are dirty. the food often rotten and the guards hate americans.w back at home in texas, he had a message for both griner and wh. griner and whelan. >> the highest levels of the u.. the u.s. government are attempting to get you out so -- so keep the faith. >> in the nearly four months since he has been back, reid said he has gained back lot of the weight he lost and he is feeling good both physically and mentally. back to you. >> brittney griner was found guy found guilty on drug charges. pl was convicted on charges relateo related to espionage > >> wait till you see how two adorable pandas celebrated turning 18. > >> and today on the drew barrymore watch today at 2:00 n kpix 5. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26?

baldwin points to the findings of an occupational safety report. >> hannah reid handed the gun to hallsk to the set because i have to do something else, and he proceeded to the set, and a, handed me the gun. >> reporter: baldwin said gutierrez reid should have known the difference between dummy rounds which make a rattling sound and live ammunition. >> anybody on earth who works in that business can determine that. >> reporter: baldwin raised questions about the supplier of guns and ammunition for the film, seth kenny who is being sued by the armorer. an fbi report said 150 live rounds were found on set. >> what was the prove nons of all the bullets on the set, where did those come from. >> according to the fbi report as far as i'm aware, the bullets were comingled. >> if that's the case, who comingled them. did seth kenny provide her with ammunition, where he comingled live rounds with blank rounds. >> reporter: questions he said kept him up at night as he replayed the final days. >> she died. she was great at her job. she died. that hurlts me every day. every day i think about that, t

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while, reid, his parents wanted him to be moved to a hospice, a private setting for him to say goodbyeve him in an ambulance, there was considerable risk, and earlier at the high court judge agreed with me hospital that it would not be in his best interest for him to be moved from the hospital to a hospice. after that ruling, his mother, hollie dance, had said that the family's wishes had said that the family's wishes had been denied, and the appeal courtjudges refused permission, and we have also learned tonight that the european court of human rights are refusing to intervene in archie battersbee's case. we have spoken to a group supporting the family this evening, and they have confirmed to the bbc that all legal roots have now been exhausted, the family are said to be devastated, and they are now spending precious time with archie. ., ., ~ , ., , . archie. reeta. thank you very much, helena wilkinson. _ footage has emerged of the conservative leadership candidate rishi sunak telling an audience in tunbridge wells in kent that as chancellor he diverted public money from "deprived ur

. > >> supporters in san francisco e francisco spoke to kpix 5's reid reid cohen , who has the story.>> reporter: she keeps this photograph of herself above her desk . it was the 1980s and she was 25 years old. >> i was addicted to heroin. >> reporter: we want to see her story began. this is where she took us . treatment center walden house. >> brings back a lot of memories. it scared me. >> reporter: it was treatment and a lifeline people not get if if they are dead from over the >> she said locking people up is is a failed approach. >> what are we supposed to do? we must maintain connection wite with people. even if it means giving them a safe usug do not to die. >> reporter: 700 from san francisco were dead from an overdose in 2020. los angeles county reported 1000 overdose deaths and nationally it exceeded 100,000 and a one year period. >> i get calls from the family members all of the time. they will say my brother has been on the streets and can you help me? me? this person is somebody's child or sibling or parent. >> on thursday the governor said said he did not have a comment

it's funny how -- okay, we were -- joy reid's playing the game middle-of-the-road.s an empty vessel that they fill with left wing edge propaganda. we thought he's just a nice guy and then we forget this is the guy that said mitt romney would put black people in chains. remember that? the thing about joe, look at his past, he operated on the most time so mike memorable hot take. if you said something, he go further out there and say he is going to put you in change. he says the craziest stuff. i think what we're suffering from is old man syndrome. it's when you ascribe certain gentleness to people as they age, i noticed my hair has grown grain, babies like me, they think i'm harmless. when you look at inmates, older inmates, you feel bad for them and go that guy wouldn't hurt a fly. while 30 years from now he murdered a family and of course now he's got salt and pepper hair, he looks like harold, everything's okay. that's the problem with joe. joe hasn't gotten nicer, he's gotten angrier. >> judge jeanine: dana, we talked about this yesterday. the whole idea of criti

"the reidout" with joy reid is up next. k as well.idout" with joy reid is up next. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> now justice has been delivered and this terrorist leader is no more. >> this makes it clear, the world's leading innovation will happen in america. today we received another outstanding jobs report. we're on the cusp of passing the most important step we

reiding clarified the amount of gas tax that all consumers in germany will now pay two as many as 14ts per kilowatt hour or about 100 euros per person per year. there are consequences for everyone in the world, in some cases this means additional hardship for the population, but in this way we become less subject to blackmail, and therefore less dependent on russia in matters of energy supply. we are becoming more independent and confident in matters of foreign policy and locality is eloquent in itself, the fact that the german minister of economics puts foreign policy above the economic interests of his own citizens, as if ber god can not cope with this, but the property of the greens is voluntarism and demagogy. they are experts on everything, however. soon social networks, including german ones, are waiting for the invasion of angry entrepreneurs, in the forefront of which this italian wood ice cream man turned out to be. today i received my electricity bill for july 5.128 euros. last year. i paid 1.371 euros. over the same period, consuming 200 kwh less than a kilowatt hour a yea

reid wrote to parents last week i want to make this very clear. this happened in one of our schools. thornton was required to register as a sex offender. authorities say he lied and listed himself as self-employed. sandra. >> sandra: mike emanuel on the story for us. hours after his guilty plea the california highway patrol released paul pelosi's dui dash cam video. watch this. >> are you sure you can complete the test? i don't want you to fall over and hurt yourself. but that's the whole purpose of the test. you were involved in a crash. you are unsteady on your feet and i can smell alcohol on your breath. i understand who you are. i am not here to try to do anything to draw any negative attention to you. you've been honest with me and there is nothing you should be worried about. >> sandra: we see house speaker's husband taking a sobriety test and hear his slurred speech and talk with police in a nearly half hour interaction. his blood alcohol registered at .082 two hours after the may 28th crash. new photos show damage to both vehicles involved

african americans, and women. >> yes and i wanted to, i definitely want to get to talking about esther reid, but i really want to start with this kind of compelling view, the way that you open the book, this compelling view of this map that shows the continent as being a place, an indigenous place, right? i think that i really am compelled by why you chose this image as a way to kind of come into this, and also how you set your book in this history of the revolution. you are starting it in what is known in the united states as the french indian war, but, you know, it's known internationally as a seven years work, which as you point out, is also a misnomer. tell us a little bit about why you chose to highlight or centralize the, this continent as an indigenous place first and why you are so focused on starting this kind of history of the revolution with the conflict on the forks of the ohio? >> okay, great, thanks. hey brian, why don't you put up that map that nicole is talking about of america in 1776? oh yes, there is parliament. i do want to make a quick point about that since the slide i

but nonetheless i heard harry reid say the most remarkable thing is they followed it.they didn't have guns or riots or stone throwing. students i was talking to say i know when i say that at least 20% maybe 30% are thinking too bad there were not a few throne. i would like you to look on television or elsewhere at what happens in places and times and countries where they decided there are differences that way because the rule of law is not an absolute and it's only onean small part of the country's values in this document the constitution but it is an important part. that's all i want them to do. it's comparison and perhaps because i'm a judge i'm biased but i don't think so. i believe it is important for us to maintain that respect for a rule of law ever since jackson refused to carry out john marshall's opinion. we've made progress in that respect and how to continue to make that progress is the question i raise. it isn't a question i answer. i have a few ideas about it. what i can do is go back and say i want to tell you how i've seen it in detail with some history

we start seeing in congressional delegations that harry reid, god rest his soul, harry reid would notfically get involved in primaries in his own state, even though he was a senate democratic leader, he would not get involved in that because he did not feel that it was appropriate for him to do so. to david's point, how does a democratic party look at itself when it is propping up election deniers with the goal of trying to beat them in the end but could still loose. >> one quick point on your impeachment point, one person who is trailing tonight is rusty bowers, who we all know played such a significant role in these hearings, a former speaker of the arizona house who's running for the state senate today, losing, trailing. and that is completely about impeachment. he has represented that area forever. the republican party there is censured him in the last weeks of the campaign, just to make the point, just to make the point that he was an apostate because he stood up for democracy even though it might her donald trump. >> stick around everyone, we've got much more to come, maybe the

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stage. [ cheers and applause ] and i'll be back tomorrow night too, with my guests regina hall, storm reidrst guest tonight has scored himself quite the summer job. okay? this dude is hunting vampires. he's pissing his pants, and he's taking names. alongside jamie foxx and snoop dogg in the movie "day shift." it's on netflix now. please welcome the very talented dave franco. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ wow. look at you, man. >> are we wearing the same suit? >> lamorne: we might be wearing the same suit. this is double-team right here. >> how are you doing? you're killing it so far. >> lamorne: oh, thank you very much. [ applause ] what did you say, replace jimmy kimmel with me? no. [ laughter ] you guys are hideous and evil. come on, don't do that to kimmel. congratulations, man. >> thank you very much. >> lamorne: "day shift." >> yes. >> lamorne: "day shift." [ cheers and applause ] all right. this movie is absolutely -- i've seen it twice. >> that's one more time than me. [ laughter ] >> lamorne: you haven't seen it? >> i've seen it one time. one less than two. >> lamorne: is it too scary

"the reidout" with joy reid is up next. k as well. "the reidout" with joy reid is up next. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> now justice has been delivered and this terrorist leader is no more. >> this makes it clear, the world's leading innovation will happen in america. today we received another outstanding jobs report. we're on the cusp of passing the most important step we can pass to help us lower inflation. >> what a week of contrast as president biden was racking up win after win, republicans were pushing abortion bans, social security cuts and election denial and watching their mid-term prospects begin to fade. and a texas jury just delivered a massive blow to alex jones, ordering the conspiracy theorist to pay more than $45 million in punitive damages for a first grader killed at sandy hook. i'll be joined by andrew warren, the democratically elected state attorney general who is the victim of an abuse of power by governor ron desantis. it was a great week for democrats, one that will be poised to get even better. first up t

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>> exactly joy reid, and that is why we are calling on the governor and the legislator leadership ofial session to clear up these vague and ambiguous laws that don't leave doctors with the direction that they will lose the medical license or whether they will be in prison for 15 years. it is so inhumane that nancy davis would have to carry this baby just to bury this baby. >> miss davis, just to be clear, if you were to have to go through with this pregnancy to term, wouldn't that risk your life as well? >> possibly, yes ma'am. with any pregnancy you carry to term is a risk. >> absolutely. >> whether the baby is completely normal or not. >> and you wanted to be pregnant, this was a wanted pregnancy? >> oh of course. yes ma'am, i was elated to be pregnant. you know, it's something we planned and we accomplished, and then that news was very devastating. >> are you going to be able to continue medical care with the doctors as you said to whom you are accustomed after your treatment? are those doctors comfortable treating afterwards? >> i don't think i am comfortable with them treating m

negotiate to bring home americans brittney griner and paul whelan, a strategy that worked see free trevor reid does the mpb gaugement with russia give you hope that though can engage with your son in a better way? >> well, i mean for me, it tells me that it's absolutely possible for our government to interact with the syrian government >> reporter: tonight the tice family remains hopeful even as they celebrate another birthday without their son. austin will turn 40 next week. >> we have the kind of peace that he's alive and waiting for us >> we reached out to the white house and responded said they're engaged extensively with syrian officials to try to bring austin home but that syria has never acknowledged holding him. >>> up next tonight, honoring nba hall of famer bill russell and his powerful legacy in civil rights >>> finally, nba legend bill russell who died this weekend at age 88 is being remembered as well tonight as a champion of civil rights. here's anne thompson >> bill russell, the backbone of the world champion boston celtics. >> reporter: bill russell never backed down on the cou

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that bill passes harry reid said were not for, and the senate would not take up the legislation.that bill passed, we are under big fight over endt of years spending. we've got to have some agreement, the government shut down, all the hysterics that happened. it's interesting were heading into the same context and now these last few weeks of this year. and i remember mark meadows anda i went to paul ryan and said paul, take that bill that the country obviously once, 60 some democrats voted for it. take that bill, put on the spending bill we would have to agree to some bad spending. but let's win something for the american people. that show we are accomplishing things that our voters wanted us to accomplish and are good for the country. even though we are against this crazy spending we will live at the baddest man in this bill. we will round you up votes if we at least live on one policy. paul wright would not dold it. he just would not do it. no, we can't do that but would the media say? shut down over that issue? we don't shut down the government but we want to protect the countr

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i'm reid colin. our top story at 3:00 on kpix 5, after weeks of growing case counts and vaccine supply questions and demands, monkeypox has been declared a national public health emergency. cbs reporter elise preston on what changes in the fight to stop it. >> reporter: the biden administration has declared the monkeypox outbreak a national public health emergency. >> we're prepared to take our response to the next level in addressing this virus, and we urge every american to take monkeypox seriously and to take responsibility to help us tackle this virus. >> reporter: over 600,000 vaccine doses have been distributed thus far, and around 80,000 tests are now available every week. >> this virus is moving fast. this is a unique outbreak. and that is spreading fast ever than previous outbreaks. >> reporter: some new york city clinics are booked with vaccine appointments. the city is rolling out five new clinics to help administer tens of thousands of available vaccine doses. in the minneapolis area, cas

and the "las vegas review journal" says a false shooter report caused travelers to panic at harry reid airport. police say that people thought that a loud noise made by an unruly person was gunfire yesterday, but it was not. the person was taken into custody. some panicked travelers rushed through security checkpoints forcing several concourses to be cleared. people had to be rescreened which caused hundreds of flights to be delayed and dozens canceled. >>> still to come, up in the sky. a meteor startles people across through states. where pieces may have landed. es. where pieces may have landed. tah was much better. my mind was in a good place. but my body was telling a different story. i felt all people saw were my uncontrolled movements. some mental health meds can cause tardive dyskinesia, or td, and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. it's the only treatment for td that's one pill, once-daily, with or without food. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 peopl

the team of grace reid and james heatly won gold for scotland at the commonwealth games a week ago.n capital. world number 11 cameron norrie is safely through to the second round of the cincinnati open. he beat holger rune of denmark over three sets and norrie will play andy murray next. the three—time grand slam winner beat old rival stan wawrinka by three sets to one. birmingham phoenix beat trent rockets by seven wickets in the men's hundred at edgbaston. liam livingstone passed 50 as he hit the winning runs while moeen ali top—scored with 52. phoenix have won three out of four games, as have the rockets. birmingham phoenix timed their run chase to perfection in their women's hundred victory this afternoon. they beat trent rockets by eight wickets. amyjones and ellyse perry here saw the phoenix over the line with nine balls to spare at edgbaston. they go level top with southern brave. 0lexander usyk and anthonyjoshua goe toe to toe in saudi arabia in a rematch between the two boxers afterjoshua was beaten by the ukrainian just under a year ago in london, losing his titles in the

stroke of luck. 0n the seemingly endless parade of the seemingly endless parade of the world public mr reidasked them what they have seen, right over there in the distance is a grizzly bear! from what i understand, it is quite rare to spot a grizzly in the wild, so this is a very special moment, i mean, this is why you come to yellowstone right? but it wasn't too long ago that visitors like this would have been behaving quite differently, whether wolves were at the bears were a source of entertainment. —— the wolves were oppressed. by were oppressed. by the late 1800s, bears had figured out that where there were people there was food. for the next 80 years, a hallmark of every yellowstone visit was looking for bears begging along the roadside, or watching them feed on food scraps at the hotel garbage dumps. thanks to research we have come a long way since then. while close encounters are rare, with over 700 bears in an area that is becoming increasingly populated, it's important to be prepared. andy! hello. i'm heading to westella strategic branding, he runs courses in their safety but he d

city councilmember treva reid who represents the area was emotional. well at the scene. >> we don't know what happened. we don't know if it was an we don't know what the nature the incident was,hbut we do know that it was. we do know that one of our babies, got in their possession. that is but our babies access to guns and there. bringing them on campus. realizing the magnitude the gravity of it. we felt our students. and we're certainly going community. >> the victim is set to be in stable condition at a local hospital and is expected to be okay. the oakland unified school district says the school will be open today and the providing support and security for students, staff and community members. and the past 5 days, 6 people were killed in oakland. the police chief addressed the violent weekend in the city yesterday saying he is afraid the community. it's just becoming numb to all the violence. kron four's amanda hari has the details. >> these press conferences, our a sober reminder. of how much pain. that people experience in oakland, oakland police

well, the climate change and when we, as human to foods are great damage because uh, we are pushing reid cartoon sealed, one tried to stop what we can, the current restoration is the last chance that we have to see the current site to the island tour with silas lawrence through his paradise. he shows us that some ranger house is just how threatened to terror under the house under the house of cause of erosion which happened last year. and now we're just trying to stuck of some rocks the office we're also needs to be dealt with. once the tourists have left the island, it's time to do the accounts. fifthly, of here all year round, we get to visit our families and friends during the weekends. so we take turns to go of island and this is my room. i'm a huge football fan, geminus my favorite team as well and f c by n. when jen a meeting in front of the hut, a workplace that men are good and they, he's proud of the success that he and his team have achieved. who'd be able to win the ranger award that has become huge. as it has put the shower on the map in terms of conservation of wildlife, cou

. >> we start with kpix 5's reid following the effort to end ov. >> a safe space, called safe consumption users are allowed to get high and survive the hypoto hopefully get help. according to senator scott wiener there is no doubt they save lives. >> we know these sites have a strong track record of connecting people to treatmente treatment. some people say, well, we shouldn't do these sites, we should do treatment., treatment. no, we should do both. safe consumption sites are a proven way of getting people into treatment. >> reporter: your community station looking deeper, the people who believe in these safe consumption sites want you to think about their work this way, dead people cannot make choices. in fact, they say safe consumption sites prevent death, with the hope that addicts will choose life. here is a window into their world. e world. one week ago today alex walked into walden house rehab. rehab center. >> i am here because i want to get better. >> reporter: wanting to get bet. heez had no where else to go. >> i would literally be on the str

. >>> and taylor jenkins reid joining us live, talking about her new book inspired by serena williamss. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27. >> good morning, everyone. we are going to check in now with jobina for a look at the roadways. jobina: thank you, good morning, everyone. if you guess we are going to vacaville, who are correct. it is still a big problem in this area that is due to a jackknifed of the grid. four miles per hour for eastbound and westbound traffic. also following a crash in oakland, southbound before broadway. this is around seven miles per hour. westbound on the richmond-san rafael bridge. drew: we are going outside, this is a live look at the camera showing crowds of above, but the fog is not dense this morning. air-quality advisory today for moderate air quality. temperatures climbing through the 50's into the low 6

james heatley and grace reid victorious in the synchronised three metre spring board final. medal here, with a second gold for england alongside noah williams. i am just really pleased with how we executed our dives and our synchro, and it has been really, really fun. in a packed sports calendar, a host of top stars were absent. jamaican sprint world champion shelly—ann fraser—pryce and shericka jackson among those prioritising other events. gold to duncan scott. and even some of those who enjoyed success here are concerned by the quality of competition. there is definitely room to argue it is lacking in depth, for sure. especially in, you know, looking at some of the heats. i think has maybe always been the thing with the commonwealth games, because it is such a select few nations, you can get some depth in some places, but in others it really disappears. but that didn't seem to matter to the crowds that flocked here, and you didn't need a ticket to feel part of it. the true legacy of birmingham 2022 will only become clear in the future of course, but already there seems li

scotland's james heatly and grace reid also got gold in the three—metre springboard synchro, and in squashheir compatriots daryl selby and adrian waller. but england could only manage silver in the women's doubles. sarah—jane perry and alison waters missing out to the new zealand pair. so, at the end of 11 days of competition, guess what? it was australia who finished on top of the medal table, just as they did four years ago at their home games at the gold coast. they topped the standings pretty much from the get go, going on to win an incredible 67 gold medals, and a total haul of 178 medals. that is two more than the host nation england, who have had their best games for total medals won. 57 of them gold. the home crowd no doubt helping them along. canada achieved their goal of finishing in the top three. it means they finishing third. india just below them in fourth. said it was busy, jane dougall summing it all up. go to bbc sport, for more. britney spears is set to return to the music scene with a duet with sir eltonjohn. he confirmed the collaboration by sharing artwork for the new

americans b americans brittney griner and paul whelan, a strategy that worked to bring home trevor reidhe administration may be able to focus on others including your son in a better way >> well, i mean for me, it tells me that it's absolutely possible for our government to interact with the syrian government >> reporter: tonight the tice family remains hopeful even as they celebrate another birthday without their son. austin will turn 40 next week. >> we have the kind of peace that he's alive and waiting for us >> we reached out to the white house and responded said they're engaged extensively with syrian officials to try to bring austin home but that syria has never acknowledged holding him >>> up next tonight, honoring nba hall of famer bill rse d his powerful legacy in civil rights aughter's playtime. wait 'till you hear this— thankfully, meta portal helps reduce background noise. zero lace model. adjusts to low light. and pans and zooms to keep you in frame. take a look at this. so the whole team stays on track. okay, let's get you some feedback. i'm impressed. great, loving your w