the exploration, development, and production of oil off the west coast. a mutual concern of those off the west coast that our coast and our multiple fisheries, our crabbing, our whiting, our shrimp, our salmon, our ground fish are not damaged by oil, that our shoreline is not damaged by oil. essential she felt that we preserve the health of our oceans against the potential damage from drilling off the coast. in fact, she was a strong voice in this broader conversation about climate change. she understood climate chaos and how the changing temperatures are affecting us in so many different ways. at one point when we were serving on the appropriations committee together, i had a simple amendment that supported our international obligation to help fund the international or the intergovernmental panel on climate change, and we had a deal between legislators on both sides of the aisle that we'd simply hold a voice vote because legislators across the aisle felt it should be passed but they knew anything that related to climate was so controversial and they didn

and you can hear about the west coast top stories every day right here on ktvu west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. the man accused of attacking paul pelosi was back in a san francisco courtroom at a hearing this morning in superior court. both sides agreed to return on november 29th to set a trial date. david depape faces federal and state charges accused of assaulting paul pelosi with a hammer during a home invasion. his federal trial date is scheduled for november ninth. defense attorney adam lipson has not said how the federal trial, which is happening first, affects his defense in the state trial. now coming up, an opportunity to own a part of a bay area sports team, the community investment fund that launched today for the oakland roots. plus, we are continuing to follow that massive sinkhole in san francisco where repair work now stands two days after it first opened up on city streets. and right after the break, we'll look at the five day forecast, which includes the weekend, unfortuna

west coast rap.com. bart celebrated a few milestones this week it hit record ridership since the pandemic and saw almost 193,000 riders on wednesday this week. ktvu ellsworth shares more of bart's efforts to increase the ridership. this will be the first weekend bart will offer its new schedule. riders will see shorter wait times at stations and extended service on all five lines until 9 p.m. weeknights. weekends will also see more frequent trains so far. our new schedule is in place and we've had great ridership. we set a new post-pandemic record yesterday, 193,000 people. although wednesday's record ridership number is only 45% of pre-pandemic numbers, bart spokesperson jim allison says other efforts are underway to get folks back on bart moving riders more efficiently by increasing the frequency of trains with fewer cars designed for safety's sake, with more people around. the one thing about the shorter trains is that we understand that some people may feel a little bit crowded. we're monitoring all

at west coast rap.com. new at 11 some workers will soon have to wear masks once again sonoma county's health officer issued an order for health care workers who work directly with patients to wear face masks during an anticipated increase in cases this fall and winter seasons. the order lasts from november 1st through april 30th and covers workers in hospitals, clinics and other facilities where patient care is provided indoors. contra costa county is urging people to go out there and get that new covid vaccine as it's now arriving in pharmacies. the county says certain health care workers will have to wear a mask on the job starting in november. our. officials say the seven day average of covid related hospital admissions in contra costa county has doubled since june. still to come tonight, state officials issuing an order today to the company behind arrowhead water. also helping survivors of the devastate wildfires on maui. the big gesture from the university of hawaii to give one group of students s a co

you can watch west coast rap at seven with alex savage. s have a fresh take on the biggest stories in california and the west. and then following that is ktvu fox two news at 730 with heather holmes and that half hour we will feature important stories affecting bay area neighborhoods. a judge has ordered mediation for senator dianne feinstein and the trustees for her late husband's estate. the chronicle reports the judge hopes a mediator can settle several lawsuits filed by the senator's daughter who holds her power of attorney. the suit claims the trustees for richard blum have not made required payments to her. richard blum was an investment banker who left behind a large estate, including property that has been the subject of dispute. the paper says the judge set a deadline of december 18th. the state assembly has passed a bill that would end california's ban on state funded travel to any state that enacted anti-lgbt laws. california lawmakers first approved the ban in 2016. the list of states where california state workers and researche

west coast rap with alex savage airs 7:00 every night or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap .com. search and rescue crews are working to find survivors of morocco's powerful earthquake. rescue teams from around the globe have been deployed in hopes of finding any signs of life. three days after that, 6.8 magnitude quake struck tonight, the death toll stands at more than 2 or 2600 and more than 2000. others are reportedly injured as rescue and relief efforts stretch into day for aid and donations are pouring in, including from right here in california. ktvu zac sos reports on those efforts. s it's going to be difficult to find folks. it's going to be difficult to pull them out of there in the wake of friday's devastating 6.8 magnitude earthquake in morocco. rescue teams are now in a race against the clock to find survivors. but former fema disaster coordinator mark neveau says they're facing major challenges. villages are mud bricks and they don't withstand much in terms of the earth shaking and rumbling. unfortunately, more than 2000 people now reported dead, many more u

at west coast rap.com. new at 11 livermore is up next in the latest west nile disease prevention measures tomorrow the alameda county mosquito abatement district will be out there spraying. this will be at jack williams park and many neighborhoods surrounding max bear park, an area close to 580, will also be treated. and officials do encourage residents to stay inside during the spray operation. coming up after the break, new details tonight on a south bay woman's quadruple amputation. health officials now ruling out what was thought to be the cause. also, a deadline is approaching for community college students looking to transfer to a four year state university right here in california. more on the new program up next. all righty. we'll check in on that weather when i get back. we'll look into the forecast and see if it's going to warm up any amputated to save her life. it was thought that laura barajas was sickened by seafood carrying a rare and dangerous bacteria, while now, according to the santa clara

and you can hear about west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu west coast rap with alexage airs at 7:00 monday through friday or find a round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com new at 11 the owner of a popular candy and ice cream store shores was attacked this week in the latest incidents of crime against small businesses in san francisco. diana's agaric was shoved punched in the head and pushed to the ground by this person captured on security footage. he also attacked another employee and a customer here before a passerby intervened, tackling the man to the ground. and then police made an arrest. when we spoke with zack gehrig, she said this was not the first incident at her shop in west portal. i fear for my employees, mainly is horrible. it was that this happened to me. i thankfully me and not a 16 year old girl, you know, it's just it's scary to think that this could happen and so yeah, it does. i don't know what to do. increased staff. but then that cuts out, you know, that increases expenses. so it's hard to know how to stay afloat . she also said multiple c

at west coast rap.com. a suspect is in custody after a man was stabbed and killed near san jose state. as ktvu san rubin explains, the attack did not happen on campus, but campus police are credited with helping to make the arrest. neighbors at the colony apartments awoke to screams blood and chaos. a man had been fatally stabbed in the parking garage below. obviously it's like, oh, my gosh, you know, violent crime, kind of crazy. it happened around 4:20 a.m, right across from san jose state university. and though it wasn't their jurisdiction, three university police officers happened to be nearby and rushed to the scene. the first officer was on the scene in less than a minute. less than a minute. when they entered the garage, the victim was on the ground. the suspect, they say, still had the knife in his hand. he observed the subject in the vicinity, armed. they confronted the subject. he ran. they pursued him, apprehended him, and they turned him over to san jose pd. san jose police are handling the inve

west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 every evening or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com or on this date in 2015. the valley fire started at 1:24 p.m. in southern lake county. it burned for 33 days, covering more than 76,000 acres, a total of 1958 structures were destroyed in that fire, with nearly 1300 of them being homes. a bill to stabilize california's insurance industry appears to have failed . consumer watchdog, the consumer advocacy group that's been fighting insurers, said today the insurance industry's efforts to pass a last minute bailout deal failed for this legislative session. the insurance companies proposed a bill that would have allowed them to hike insurance rates in exchange for promising to cover fire prone areas as lawmakers plan to hold a series of hearings on the issue. this coming fall. coming up, the city of san jose will pay nearly $3 million in a settlement. three years after the george floyd protests. also, tickets now on sale for a golfing event out at oracle park. how you can play around out there on the diamond. and we are tracki

meanwhile, back here across the west coast. as we roll into the weekend, very interesting weather pattern setting up. we do have hurricane jova that's in the pacific. all signs continue to show this moving out to sea. but because of this area of high pressure right here to the south of california, it actually could pull in some humidity as we roll through this weekend. even some thunderstorm chance. we're not looking at any kind of heavy, heavy rainfall throughout the state. but right here, you can see this blue and yellow color. that's from some thunderstorms that could bubble up here saturday and sunday through central and southern california. some of the mountains here in the central sierra could actually get a half inch, maybe more. and that's from some of the tropical moisture. but of course, the bigger headline when it comes to the tropics comes from hurricane lee. right now the storm at 75 miles per hour. i want to continue to show you this, just in case you have any plans towards the east coast next week. this will be n

or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap .com. human rights activist cesar chavez dedicated his life to improving the lives of farm workers. a local nonprofit purchased his landmark home last year, and now they're asking for help to transform it into a community center. ktvu south bay. reporter lamonica peters has more now about their plans. from 1951 to 1953. human rights activist cesar chavez and his family lived at 53. chavez avenue in san jose, which now has a duplex on the property. last year, the amigos de guadalupe center for justice and empowerment, founded by maritza maldonado, bought the property to make space for the next generation of community leaders. this house here will be meeting space. we'll have some childcare activities. community kitchen. chavez is internationally recognized for his activism and organizing on behalf of farm workers in the 1950s and 60s. he founded what would become the united farm workers of america. maldonado says long before she began serving the community, she had her own experience with ce

coverage at west coast rap.com.overnor newsom announced new statewide climate change efforts in new york this morning at the climate week, nyc. newsom pledged to sign senator scott wiener's landmark climate change bill into the nation's first comprehensive greenhouse gas emissions disclosure. this came at the opening ceremony of this week's massive climate conference, where world leaders are gathering in new york to discuss climate change solutions. the governor also said more leaders need to take accountability and to initiate tangible progress, like here in california. all right. taking a look at the weather out there, we've got another week like last week. it's very similar to what we've seen in the last few months, and that's this high, low thing. the high pressure is supposed to be offshore. it's really not. it's been bouncing around. and with the high pressure absent, this low continues to dominate or at least have a huge impact on our weather pattern, which means, you know, like this weekend, it was cooler, i

coverage at west coast rap.com. police in san rafael continue to investigate several shootings and stabbings from over the weekend. ktvu zac sos has the latest on the investigations. cell phone video capturing a sideshow friday night in san rafael, part of a chaotic and violent 24 hours in the city. over the weekend that included police responding to two shootings and two stabbings over several hours, sending four people to the hospital. and it's been getting pretty bad. and yeah, there's i heard gunshots last night. damian prince brown lives in the city's canal neighborhood where most of the violence was centered friday into saturday morning. several of the incidents taking place as hundreds took to the streets to celebrate guatemalan independence day. along lincoln. there was a huge parade and celebration that was very amiable and very friendly annual celebrations that san rafael police say generally happen without incident, but also noting in a statement to ktvu on monday that moving forward, quote, the police de

and west coast rap, that's up first. coming up in 90s, how a man barely escaped a massive wildfire burning in washington in. that story begins tonight's west coast rap lumi. the chihuahua was allegedly dropped off at a long beach animal shelter where the shelter's caregivers say the one and a half year old dog's family brought her in after a teenager in the home intentionally gave her the drug. workers say while they were able to save lumi, she will have permanent health challenges, including trembling and sensibility to light and sounds. lumi is currently at the shelter where she was left and will hopefully find a forever home. now to washington state. a man who was severely burned by a wildfire was rescued by other people evacuating the flames. justin knutson says he tried to drive his truck out of an area quickly becoming engulfed by the fire. but his truck broke down, leaving him stranded. he got out and then tried to run, but quickly realized he wasn't going to escape. well, then he saw headlights and heard honking

west coast rap.com. new at 11 tonight openai announces chatgpt can now surf the internet. this expands the chat bots data scope from its original september 2021 access point browser easing is available for plus and enterprise members now with a universal rollout expected soon. chat gpt set records earlier this year as one of the fastest growing user platforms in history. and now the startup is in discussions with shareholders about significantly increasing share values due to the platform's success. coming up, a meeting is now on the books between sag-aftra and the alliance of motion pictures and producers. what we know as striking actors continue to walk the picket lines. also ahead, president biden in san francisco today. how he wrapped up his trip to the bay area. and we are sliding into a thursday. temperatures are going to be pretty nice. a lot like today, but then big changes come friday and into the weekend. i'll have that coming up people always ask me, "kevin, what does being the ceo of cashback

and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday. or you can find round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. well new at 11 santa rosa police have made four arrests after investigating a slater middle school student who made a joke about having a gun on campus. when police investigated the student at that student's home yesterday afternoon, they found illegal mushrooms in a vehicle leaving the property and a ghost gun. in another child's bedroom. investigators also say they've connected the gun to reckless gunfire in the neighborhood. one teen and four adults were arrested. mail theft is a rampant crime in the bay area, but postal inspectors are fighting back. as ktvu crime reporter henry lee explains, they've made some big busts, which means stiffer penalties for the alleged thieves. you may recall this surveillance image of a man wanted for robbing a postal carrier in antioch back in may. and this video showing the same guy getting into this nissan altima. now, federal prosecutor

the band working on a full album and they've got a west coast tour coming up and will perform at the nd san francisco november 9th. part of a 150 year-old lighthouse. can be kind of saying there, but behind a big waves off the coast of north carolina. this is as hurricane lee is heading toward new england and canada. the northeastern part of the continent will get hit with tropical rainstorms. they'll probably weaken tomorrow, but it is still expected to be a dangerous storm that could bring down trees and snapped power lines and cause flooding and lawrence has watching all of this. what's happening? yeah. really getting ready to move on shore. fact, already seen the band's firmly move on shore right now. so start to get into it. now. the storm system been tracking and now for over a week and now it's making final approach. >> just about to make landfall. here is the very latest. you can see it spinning around near the coastline and bring some of those heavy bands of rain already on shore. it's a very strong tropical storm force winds out there as well. now, the very latest forecast.

frustration all across the west coast as gas prices continue to soar a

a number of west coast schools shut down today.ppears to be at the center of this shakeup that left parents scrambling in the las vegas area while many parents in oregon have been warned they

coverage at west coast rap.com. well the family of an oakland mother killed while walking on highway 13 is trying to get answers about the mystery surrounding her death. loved ones tell ktvu's amber lee why they suspect foul play. always smiling, always trying to help somebody. isaac joseph tells me charmaine downes of oakland is the mother of their two daughters. she was killed suddenly almost two months ago in devastating for my family her family for sure, and my kids is nobody knows what really happened to her. on july 30th, the chp says around 115 in the morning, two vehicles hit a pedestrian who family members have identified as downes. on highway 13, northbound at park boulevard. the drivers were cooperative and remained on the scene, but family members say the coroner's office told them there were signs that downes had been assaulted before being hit by cars. they say her mercedes was found nearby on the freeway under the overpass and it appeared to be in running condition. when they say she didn't drive at n

at west coast rap.com. maui will soon receive a much needed donation from a bay area fire department. menlo park fire protection district is donating a fire engine to maui, which lost two engines in last month's devastating wildfires. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters talked with the fire chiefs from both departments and has more now on the story. last month, wildfire swept through parts of maui taking the lives of at least 97 people over 2000 properties were destroyed. thousands of people were displaced and some major fire department equipment was heavily damaged. menlo park's fire district board recently decided that this fire engine should be donated to maui. i saw this picture of maui county fire department's engine one. it was completely destroyed. and i thought, oh my gosh, we have a surplus. we just voted on surpluses for the last two years and we had seven of these in surplus engines. and i thought, well, why not? on monday, some lahaina residents were allowed back into their neighborhood for

that there were really in this case actually literally fatal differences between east coast and west coast, you know, which years later. but the east the east coast panthers, new york, which is what the shakur family were part of, had different ideas of of what it meant to be a panthers. and then huey newton instance and that they came to heads, you know, came to loggerheads a lot. and that with but no mean i learned more. the biggest thing i learned about the black panther party researching book that i did not know before was how much infighting and how much there was then. i mean, it must be as it needs be said that a lot of it was fueled by cointelpro, by the fbi. j. edgar hoover was actively trying to destroy the movement, destroy the panthers with with and you know, the secret with, with sending phony letters to different panther leaders insult ing them, you know, undercover cops and that. so they had the fbi who was actively trying to destroy them, but they also fighting amongst each. and that was really heartbreaking to see it, just that they had this great that could have done so m

we have had two rail contracts in oz, avanti west coast i contracts in oz, avanti west coast for initiallyn cross country for the initial four years and then “p for the initial four years and then up to eight years. avanti received a lot of attention for its problems. le sommer things reached a crunch point when it didn't have enough drivers and industrial relations were really poor and cancellations spiked, as you can see in the graph. the timetable was severely reduced and avanti has been on two tempe six months contracts as it has tried to get a handle on things. it is brought in a new timetable and recovery plan and cancellations have dropped back. they are currently around the 4.5% mark. that is lower than cross country's cancellation rate at about 7.5% in the latest stats. labour has pointed out today, both are still among the worst performing when it comes to punctuality, notjust cancellations punctuality, not just cancellations and punctuality, notjust cancellations and the rmt union has accused the government of rewarding failure. but the government clearly believe that avanti has

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in the west coast. and, remember, we will still be here covering everything, fair, balanced and unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts now from a beautiful west coast california. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. in just two hours seven candidates will take the stable for the second g.o.p. presidential debate of the season. so right off the bat, let's go live to the reagan library in simi valley where correspondent bill melugin is standing by. bill, so the candidates have been to that library before for another presidential primary debate and you could feel the tension. can you feel the excitement. what are they doing now? >> bill: laura, good evening to you. they are all getting ready for this debate in their own way right now. can i tell you the energy is starting to pick up. can you see over my shoulder the people are starting to the show up here. they are starting to line up. these candidates have been walking around the property. taking it all in, a

but this pattern for the west coast, cal fire is loving it, right. a really good pattern for us in terms of fire concerns like the fire up in lake county today. there's a little bit of wind, but it's a westerly wind. you've got higher humidity. so the weather pattern for fighting fire is much more conducive for fires to start out more prohibitive. and that's the way it's going to go this whole week. and along with the lesson, fire dangers, i always say are the air quality reports, which are green, which isn't the case. last week it wasn't that way. outside we go, clear skies and fog at the coast. big, deep marine layer, as you'd expect with that jet stream close to us. temperatures already impacting or the cool marine air already impacting the inland bay valleys. fairfield is just 80 degrees. and by tonight that green is going to be all the way up into fairfield. that's essentially cool tonight than it was last night at this time. overnight lows are going to be chilly in the low burisma fog forecast tomorrow morning. there it is. and then it burns ba

coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap.ernor taking steps to increase border security. we'll tell you about the new action that was taken in that state just today. plus two hollywood writers on strike say they are being forced to make some tough decisions right now as negotiations continue. we'll get an update from the picket lines with some signs of a potential breakthrough through here. we'll have those stories and much more coming up at seven on west coast wrap. will be followed by the ktvu fox two news at 730. alex thank you. but first, more and more cars traveling california roads are electric when it comes to car fires. it's a whole different ballgame compared to gas cars. now a new piece of equipment promises to help the car blanket . coming up subway's now slicing their deli meats fresh. that's why they're proferred ,by this pro who won the superbowl twice. and this pro with the perfect slice. and if we profer it, we know america will too. what about spaniards? and i guess spain. early monday morning, caltrans says

he was 25. >> shakur has been at the center of a battle between east and west coast rappers. >> for the industry. phenomenally wealthy. why are we seeing this happen? >> well, both biggie smalls and tupac had talked of trying to break out of that violence, but many say they were trapped in the world they created. they were forced to, in a word, as they say, to keep it real, and that's a sad commentary. >> i remember seeing news reports about how violent it was. i remember seeing editorials, how can we let our children listen to this when these artists are being killed at an incredible rate? and i thought rap was going to end. >> at least one radio station here in los angeles which has made a lot of money from gangster rap music has stopped playing it. >> we lost two of the greatest artists in hip-hop history. that vacuum was there for a while. it was just like, okay, what are we going to do? ♪ seems like yesterday we used to rock the show ♪ ♪ i laced the track you locked the flow ♪ ♪ so far from hanging on the locker door ♪ ♪ notorious they got to know ♪ >> "i'll be missing you" was did

that's a trough along the west coast. and that's going to keep temperatures on the comfortable side. it won't allow any intense heat moving in over the next couple of days. but we do have that morning cloud cover first thing in some spots, it's going to quickly pull back to the coast. i think we see sunshine a lot quicker this morning compared to yesterday for the holiday and it will be a bit of a warmer afternoon by a few degrees in most spots. we expect our warmest cities inland mid 80s to near 90 degrees by about 4:00 pm. looking at highs today, pretty close to where we should land on this fifth day of september 85th in santa rosa, 78in napa with a lot of sunshine, very comfortable in oakland at 74, 68 in the city, 81 in san jose hit about 86. in antioch. there's that warm spot, fairfield coming in at about 90 degrees. the three day forecast with that trough in place along the west coast. we are going to see little change to the forecast cast over the next three days. we'll start out with patchy morning fog giving way

i want to show you where it is on the west coast. a wide reaching storm system setting up and we are talking to inches to 4 inches for the pacific northwest. for us it rains over eureka. we see our best chance by next monday night. some of the rain showers linger into tuesday morning. overall totals with this right now trace amounts to 1/4 inch for a lot of the bay area. the north bay is in the yellow color with the key at the top. 1/2 inch or 3/4 of an inch for part of north bay. the northern coast line one plus interest. exactly what we want to see. on the 7-day forecast we hold onto 60s here in san francisco expecting improved air quality through this we can forecast. the inland valleys 81 saturday, dropping back down to the 70s monday and tuesday. you know the person i know that always has the umbrella in the car and ready to go? >> me. >> you are so good, just. >> i have everything in the car. i'm just paranoid. >> you have the flares, the cables. i have my earthquake kicked. >> i know who to call now. >> i want to ask you a qui

as our magnificent day slowly comes to an end, we talking to some delicious west coast delicacies. we've had an unforgettable time and we stay with beautiful views, but from a train travelling through scotland, your own max report or head of homo traveled on one of the countries oldest railways. the jacobite steam train. it offers more than just a scenic journey. it hold celebrity status in particular for its role in the harry potter movies, the this steam locomotive has made hollywood history, appearing on millions of screens across the world. and today i get to write it. hi there. today i am back in my home country travelling through the scottish highlands on the jacobite, seem dre the road trip is described as one of the greatest railway journeys in the world. but it's probably most well known for as well as the hogwarts express in the harry potter. maybe that's right. these very carriages to carry, ron, and to remind me from platform 9 and 3 quarters all the way to hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizardry. in real life, the jacobite steam train travels a 100 and search 5 kilo

just 1/10 of 1% of the fish that used to fill west coast rivers are still in the creeks, so it is no wonder that salmon fishing season was canceled this year. while humans caused this mess by putting up dams and polluting the waters, they are also working 24 72 clear the tide. as brian hackney shows us, it appears to be paying off. >> where are we heading? this is your commute? it is pretty nice. >> reporter: conner green would 's job is keeping these fish alive and well. >> we are seeing a mix of quail and two different vitamin supplements. >> have you ever eaten this stuff? >> i have not, no. >> reporter: 20 people, mostly volunteers, care for these fish. >> we will be taking them and crossing them. we are hoping upwards of 100,000 fish. >> reporter: the smaller seminar in the next pool. >> i put out about 20,000. >> reporter: these little guys will soon tough it out. and it is a jungle out there. first, the nonprofit hatchery almost went up in flames. then it flooded this year. with 1400 dams in california and the climate warming the waters, the salmon population collapsed on the

and had an offer to come to the west coast and work for standard oil of california.oked like a fun place to live and a place where i could do interesting work basically this is your employer since you graduated from college? mike: for 40 years. david: when you started four years ago, to say i might be the ceo someday, or you do not think that was realistic? mike: just hoped it would last the next two weeks to get my next paycheck. that was never the game plan. david: to move around the world over the course of your 40 years at chevron? what to do to rise up? were you and operations, exploration or administrative person? mike: i started out as a design engineer and worked on oil projects. so, an oil shale project, not the kind we develop today, but the kind used to hear about. built a plant that you can find any trace of today. worked on a facility in california to help bring in oil from offshore, sold for pennies on the dollar. eventually, a project in africa that never happened because of the civil war. so i began by specializing spectacularly in and successful proj

instead of bins on the west coast on a fifty's ivy is off. so i know a 2 miles from where his father was assassinated us further than so hopefully robot f.

i had an offer to come to the west coast to work for standard of california, and it looked like a funlace to live and a place where i could do interesting work. david: this is an early employer that you would like to acknowledge? when you started there, did you say i might be the ceo some day or did you not think it was realistic? mike: i just hoped i would last the next two weeks to get my next paycheck. that was never in the game plan. david: what did you do? did you move around the world over the course of your 40 years at chevron? what did you do to rise up? were you an operations person or an administrative person? mike: i started out as a design engineer and worked on big projects. an oil shell project, not the type we develop today, but the other you use to hear about. i built a plant that you can't find any trace of today. i worked in a facility in california that helped to bring in oil from offshore. sold for pennies on the dollar, for a project in africa, which never happened because of the civil war. i began by specializing spectacularly in unsuccessful projects. at some po

alright, let's get you back out the west coast. we do have some patchy fog developing along the coastline. really just very patchy right now. that will begin to fill in a little bit overnight tonight. and it's tomorrow morning. still a beautiful look out there the berkeley hills back out over the bay. little hazy out there. you can see just a couple clouds in the distance along the coastline. we'll see a little bit more of that. i think during the week here is high pressure. kind of takes over. you know, the good thing is, though, the air quality has been fantastic. of course, last year we had a lot of issues with the error. last week we had a lot issues with the air quality as we've got those fires burning in northern california some of that smoke being swept back in the bay area. but right now we're looking good green, everywhere you go. and that's the way we like to see it. i will be the case not only tonight, but i think tomorrow to maybe a little hazy in the north bay. we're going to see a little northerly component, i to the

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what is with the west coast and all the nudity?in southern california, they are having naked parties why you go in and pay 1 150 buc, you disrobe and join the party. do you want to see your friends. >> that reminds me what i didn't tell my parents. >> a few hundred years. >> i went to the story, pier send and i are dressed the same. who is over there in a blue shirt and nothing else for 150 bucks. >> you're disgusting. >> all right. next up. oh, boy. a japanese man, aren't they all, was -- who gained internet fame for going out in public wearing a $22,000 dog costume is looking for a -- he with like to dress in a dog costume. interesting. if he want to be authentic he has to learn first how to lick himself. >> yeah, funny enough, i didn't know he was looking for a mate. i went to college, this is a true story, with a girl or it that identified add a cat. i don't know how that would be compatible, she would meow, lick herself multiple times in a class. it was a japanese sexuality class. it was part of my journalism major. it was man