lin lin this is emptiness inside and this is love itself is a deception and by the time i get drunk you will already decide what will do everything probably a bad girl attention i choose a novel i am writing a novel roma roma a novel a novel the man of your life, i am writing a novel, roma, roma, romance, romance, the man of all my life, i’m writing a novel, roma, roma, novel, novel, and roma, roma, roma, you have something else prepared, something else prepared, maybe we’ll change the chords a little, easy. tears are salt, and then water, and i’ll try for a verse, under escort time leads where, two loves have passed somewhere, that’s normal, and you don’t want a third love like this, let everything be as the monologue of your soul decides. i am the earth, eva, i loved you, i listened to your flosins, i found myself in each one, why did you stop me, eva, i loved you, your records i heard, i found myself in everyone, why did you stop me? oh, eva, i loved, eva , i loved you, this is a very iconic song, as i understand it, is it random, a song not dedicated to eva, of course, tell me s

lin lin lin.ss inside and this is love, self-deception, and until morning i will be drunk , and you have already decided that you will do everything for sure, bad girl, attention, i choose a novel, i write a novel, roma, roma, novel, novel, the man of the whole of your life. i'm writing a novel, roma, roma, roman, roman, the man of all my life, i’m writing a novel, roma, roma, novel, novel, and roma, roma, roma, you have something else prepared, something else prepared, maybe we’ll change the chords a little, easy, tears are salt, and then water, and i’ll try for a verse, under escort time leads where, two loves have passed, somewhere on the side, that’s normal, and if you don’t want a third love, let everything be as your monologue decides, you’re choked, you’re venus, i’m the earth. i loved you, i listened to your poems, i rewarded myself in each, why did you stop me, eva, i loved you, yours i listened to the records, you were in each one, why did you stop me? ah, eva, i loved, eva, i loved you,

, lin, lin, lin, yes, emptiness inside, love, self-deception, and doru, i'll be drunk, you'll alreadywriting a novel, roma, roma, novel, novel, and roma, roma, roma, you have something else prepared, something else prepared, ooh.” maybe we’ll change the chords a little, it’s easy, tears are salt, and then water, and i ’ll try for a verse, time passes under escort where, two loves passed, somewhere on the side, oh , normal, and you don’t want to, let everything be as your monologue decides, you were choked, you are venus, i am the earth , eve, i loved you, i listened to your songs, i found myself in each one. why did you stop me , eva ? , song. dedicated to evi? of course, tell it like that, the fact is that at one time alexei romanov and i, my partner, songwriter, and we went to concerts of the group, guests from the future, and i am a terrible fan of eva polina, a terrible fan of this group, and lyosha and i actually met in an accident, when we were driving to the concert, we crashed into each other, yes and we decided while we were waiting for the police, and then it was still, gebd

it's a global event recognized by the united nations for stephanie lin has more about the movement now celebrate here in the bay area. >> this is an event observed every year on this day, october, 11th working to empower young girls with knowledge about their rights. supporters of the movement say this is all happening at a time when there are more threats to women's rights than ever before. take a look at this. now, according to the united nations, nearly one in 5 girls in the global community are still not finishing grades. 7 through 9, only 2 in 5 are finishing grades 10 through 12 and adolescent girls continue to account for 75% of new hiv infections among their peers over the next decade, up to 10 million more girls worldwide will be at risk of marrying as children. now here at home in the bay area, there are advocacy groups working to change the narrative. i spoke with girls inc of alameda county and organizations supporting girls and their mental and physical health. here's what the ceo shared with me. >> very important to be connecting young girl with resources because i think

~. �* , ., people so people are really stru~lin~. �* , . ., struggling.o sorry, we are out of time. it has _ struggling. i'm so sorry, we are out of time, it has been _ struggling. i'm so sorry, we are out of time, it has been really - of time, it has been really interesting to talk to you and if you have time in the coming days, and talk to us again, but in the meantime, you so much. i am back in a few minutes with more on this developing story. stay with us on bbc news. hello. the new week starts in the way the weekend was, with temperatures below average for the time of year. quite a chilly start to the week. that's denoted by the blues on this chart. however, warmer than normal temperatures — these are the oranges and reds — push towards us this week, but they will come at a price. the pressure chart tells the tale. high pressure recedes, low pressure is going to take hold across much of western europe. it's going to bring outbreaks of rain, some of it should be relentless in eastern scotland later in the week, and some very strong winds, particularly

so it had actually been banned by local authorities for then protested, descended on the streets of lin footage, showing protests as a rectified police as well as demonstrators showing banners and talking pro palestinian slogans. the renaissance of a 1000 on the streets of fossil. i know well the us, sadly enough, has veto the un security council resolution, which cold for a few monetary and poll cindy ongoing fighting to deliver to monetary and aid to the millions in gaza. published in united ready ambassadors presented their opposing views of the situation while both taking a moment to criticize the un inaction. as we told this concept, months ago to save lives old lives. you did not tier us then killing more palestinians will never, never make is the most secure so far. they scowls and has not even condemned from us. for the trust indeed, perpetrated, let alone has come us fully responsible for this situation in gaza. you may need terry and cory doors will not prevent the next the atrocity. so really, we're dressed up, the united nations security council ended up wasting another pres

. >> no, i -- i -- i -- i do -- i just loved -- i -- i loved what lin had written so much.iece than "hamilton" at that time i couldn't have found a better piece than mr. davis's "purlie victorious" at this time it's so extraordinary. and so, that's what gives me the confidence to -- to get out there. it's not 'cause i'm so great, it's because these -- these great writers are so great >> jimmy: i don't know you're pretty great, buddy [ cheers and applause i have a picture of you with your tony award. come on. [ cheers and applause they don't give these out to everybody, bud they don't give this to everybody. you -- you crushed it. i wanted to ask you, because i think last month, i saw you were -- you did a thing, it was "broadway for biden. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and the president was there watching you teamed up with lin again >> yeah. it was the first time we've -- we've sung together in about seven years. you know, we're only, like, two years away from the ten-year anniversary of -- of "hamilton. the "hamilton" premiere downtown >> jimmy: is that right? >> you know, you came

my name is yan yu lin and i want to express my immense gratitude for the section eight voucher. i i received in april, which will allow me family, allow my family to move out of our cramped sro, which is only 150 square now my daughter has her own room and desk and we no longer have to endure long waits for the bathroom, shower and stove after being in america for ten years, this is the first time we've experienced dignified living conditions. the improved quality of life for my family wouldn't have been possible without the unwavering support of san francisco housing authority mayor breed ccdc and supervisor peskin. while my family has been fortunate, there are still many families enduring extremely poor living conditions and i sincerely hope that more families can receive housing vouchers in the future, allowing them to move to better living conditions. thank you. thank you . you know, i was talking to the mayor just now, and she was reminding me the role that the federal government and biden has played. she's mentioned that, but she also mentioned to me that it doesn't stop h

that signal that comment 68 year old lin way is a former nurse in china, the retirement age for women is $55.00. the lady's now known as the beijing grandma's are upper middle class and met at an evening class for older amateur models. their fans loved them for their head to toe style punchline. these take talk alone. they have more than 2000000 followers whose average age is 50. china social media platforms are full of lifetime content. anything political wouldn't make it past the sensors. this influence, there is an 86 year old, former professor with 6000000 followers. china is an increasingly aging society, one person and every 5 is over. 60 social media is a place to population. turns to for a bit of harmless, fun all the time. they know why a kid that we visit some dance crazy, very active senior citizens in the countryside. this town around 700 kilometers south evasion is home to some 3600 residents. many young people have moved away. the senior citizens meet up almost every day at mingle is place. he's 28 years old and sort of a private geriatric nurse. he's home doubles as a v

the border, but that, that, that kind of thing is happening all along the border and it does uh, 10 lin, people to believe that they potentially could be a ground offensive. that's certainly something that's being talked about. we've seen it reported in us press that, that the us government are expecting this riley is to go in. but that hasn't been confirmed by the us government or by israel at this stage of the military here. obviously not wanting to give any change about what the next step is going to be. but as you heard in that report, you probably just before i came on a prime minister benjamin netanyahu, it's saying that it is going to be big me is potentially going to be long. so the residents here and of course the residents in gauze are on the other side, also preparing and bracing for the worst. and on the other side, they're already seeing some of the was and rebecca, um, you know, it is expected that there will be as ground operation in gaza. um we are expecting israel to move in. there are some indications that being a possibility. yesterday we saw a number of tanks moving

i asked lin hastings the un humanitarian coordinator in the palestinian territories . if 20 trucks with age could make any difference. yes, it will make a difference to those few people who are to receive, but it's a drop in the bucket. what we are calling for is a stain increasing daily deliveries of going forward in the next period. so these 20 trucks, yes, welcome start. but not nearly enough. can you perhaps walk us through the process of mediation that led to the reopening of the roof of border crossing? so i know the talks were going for quite a long time. why did it take so long? a part of the reason the course is because there's a number. busy different parties involved as riley's egyptians, the partners who are trying to deliver to military assistance, various ma'am other member states, etc. so there's a lot of, as i said, different parties who. busy and that's a big part of the issue. another part of the issue, of course, is every member state or party has some of their own interests um, but also just different requirements, etc, which really needs to be sett

and on the social channels, the handle you need is s d w need something else for me in the lin, thanks for watching and stay with us. if you can the superstition reality they are assigned to this day. the dw reporter cutting him still follows in the footsteps of her and sister who is at stake is the sound logy of which is really a thing on dw guardians of truth. this time excelled in this, chimed in. dar meets the voices of a free turkey author. as the ad one had to flee into exile. i knew the police would search my house. courageous people are trying to stem the turkish government and sort of guardians of twos in 30 minutes. on the w are we say they're about never getting up every weekend on dw, the they fly through the air on broomsticks, they cast spells, conjuring both good and evil. that can be hideous and frightening or sassy, seductive and downright sexy, which is a remain stay in western pop culture but jokes and entertainment aside being labeled, which can still get you killed. imagine you find out your ancestor with.

some european governments are concerned that anti semitism could rise here in the lin authorities, a band of pro palestinian demonstration following classes. here in a small district in southern berlin, pro palestinian demonstrators, apply them together instead, police what? everywhere. but there are no sorties bound to protest on the grounds they could potentially in science and to submit to kate and violence. an accusation rejected by the organizes. yeah, we want to administrate peacefully here in the hospital, in palestinian community to express a solid arity. but the people have heads out who are under an impressive and unprecedented bombardment. right now. we want it to be if i'm continuing solidarity with palestine in the face of the israeli occupation, the root of this conflict. berlin has stepped up, police presence of a consent event, some israel and gaza could fuel already existing tensions. on saturday, police clashed with around 50 people with gathered for pro promised and demonstration in the same neighborhood. to forward to use a ques, demonstrators of thompson. i'm to

in 90 minutes on d w the, this is dw news line from the lin. israel says no cease via with him. us permit us to benjamin. that's in. yeah. who says, agreeing to a sci fi would mean israel surrendering to the minutes in group and back home with her family, israel, a rest case, a soldier comes from us captivity and a ground operation and gossip. the . this is miranda mohammed, this is the diabetes. welcome, and it's good to have you with us, as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his country will not agree to a cease fire with minutes and group him us speaking earlier in tel aviv nothing, you know struck a defiant turn, saying this is time for will a cease fire would represent a surrender to him? us? he said, is rouse ground. defensive is the best way to secure the release of small hostages . one is where the soldier was free to during an overnight mission in gaza. the 1st such rescue since the war started is another, is rarely hostage safely home. israel's military release, this picture of soldier omega dish to announce her release. a crowd gathered outside her home to celebrate

political commentator lin mei, writer benedict spence and academic lisa mckenzie .do you make of this email to 30,000 staff? i am extremely cynical about this sort of constant flag waving, constant sort of agreeing with one thing or all this sort of hate stuff . hate stuff. >> and the reason i'm really, really cynical, it's probably different from, you because when you've got banks and sort of multinational corporates , you multinational corporates, you know, the sort of measures of capitalism , i'm using this idea capitalism, i'm using this idea of diversity, it means they don't ever have to think about equality . so what they can do is equality. so what they can do is say, look what great people we are. we're auntie, you know, we believe in black lives matter. we believe in trans lives matter. we believe in, you know , matter. we believe in, you know, any thing in any other amount of thing in fact, they can believe in everything. but that makes them a good we're god. we're the good guys. when actually what they're not doing is dealing with any sort of inequality a

you need something else from me in the lin, thanks for watching and stay with us. if you can, the, the clear is view of the outer space. huge status goes in the today and as you come and visit, unveiled spectacular images of volume. and soon, the greatest lucy, even the extremely telescope e l t begins a neutral in a stronger tomorrow. today next on d. w. as we approach this, my skin you had a clue, has no doubt as an end of life care on. she looks up to people in hospice and support state relative to changing a meaningful task. that's just like the instead she minutes on w. we've got some hot tips for your package that manage the corners boats affinities, check on some great cultural memorials to boot travel regarding the what do you think he's trying to tell us? being able to talk to our fellow creatures is an old dream. on one that still seems a long way off, even with our closest evolution re cousins. but the chimpanzees have something like the language. and if they do, could we decide to where it would help us to better understand them? that's an older excitin

palestinian militants plus. authorities are on high alert here in the german capital. berlin, after 8 for lin synagogue, is attacked by 2 people throwing molotov cocktails. the pablo phone really s welcome to the program. jo, by them has wrapped up a short visit to tel aviv with agreement from israel, that it will allow limited humanitarian a to enter guns or from egypt. the u. s. president also warrens is riley's not to be consumed with anger over the homeless terror attacks earlier this month of the stevens of full landing in tel aviv j. biden's visit was up, ended by events in gaza. he was there to show his unwavering support for israel and to persuade lead is to minimize the humanitarian catastrophe box. he emphasized that he had israel's back are deeply set in an outrage by the explosion of the hospital and cause of yesterday. and based on what i've seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team. i q prime minister benjamin netanyahu sang to buy it in full, the support. there's only one thing better than having a true friend, like you standing with her as well. and that is havi

and on the social channels, the handling you need is s d w need something else for me in the lin, thanks for watching and stay with us. if you can, the view will tell you. happy that we are back to the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use that for sure. yeah. and for the future in the stories and issues that are being discussed across the country. news african next on dw, the 77 percent with a very good discussion on climate change throughout is obviously a front on center issue here. all animals have died. people are hungry. these new foods. where do we even begin to resolve with us? let's have for me think this discussion to where the problem is. this 77 percent. in 60 minutes on d. w. the secrets lie behind these discovered new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating boats. heritage dw world heritage 360. now, the best is deed of the news, africa coming up under program consanzo by the growing influenza vi onto my grants group operation. to do that in south africa, they dress and act so intimidates. the organization has not regis

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of the the, this is dw and use lie from the lin israel's military to class a stay. so for a lot of time off flies, thousands of rockets from gaza. the militant islam is screw. com. us launches its biggest assaults in years including breaking into israel territory from the gulf. this is where a response by striking targets in gaza. we bring you the latest developments also coming up this youth, nobel peace prize goes to a jail women's rights activism. now august will have my d is on a for have 3 decade struggle against the oppression of women in iran and abolition of the death penalty. the monica jones. good to have you with us. and we start with breaking news, palestinian militant islamic organization. hamas has announced a new military operation against israel after launching of the rush of rockets from the gaza strip. i'm off is on the wing, says it has fired more than 5000 rockets into israel from gaza. israel's army says onto militants, i've also infiltrated is rarely territory with pictures. apparently showing palestinian fighters with a destroyed is rarely ton

and on the social channels, the handle you need is s d w need something else for me in the lin, thanks for watching and stay with us if you can, the, into the conflict. so with sarah kelly in response to the militant palestinian group of mazda to attack on israel, sweden, m d, u y, reviewing their non humanitarian aid to palestinian. my guess is to be gone. complex own is sweet as yours minister toby and still active environment of gaza intensifies how concerned is see that the conflict could spread in the regions conflict. on dw guardians of truth. this time excel gen. this turned into our meet the voices of a free turkey officer. as the other one had to flee into exile. i knew the police would search my house. courageous people are trying to stem the turkish government and sort of guardians of truth. in 30 minutes on the w, the secrets lie behind these discovered new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating. both heritage dw world heritage 360. now in response to the militant palestinian group of mazda is attack on israel, sweden and the e. u. while reviewing their non human

zealand by 12 points, 211 in the final the powers to retain the trophy that they won back in 2019 easy lin school. the games only try bought full penalties from audrey paul, loud gave south africa, the title. the old blacks played most of the match with 14 man. often some kind became the 1st man to be sent off in a rugby wells comp final. so you guys that see on use update as more of d, w 's, extended coverage, all of the crisis is around causal on dw dot com and on social media to take up we can use, i'm tired, reading billing, thank you so much for watching. take the actually we don't have a choice. i think that we have little time list to save the planet. so we have to do what we can as fast as possible. we only have one generation left just 25 years to implement the greatest revolution. since the tune of the industrial age replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy around the world without exception.

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da lin has the story . >> reporter: the mood inside the gospel church is always upbeat and spirted. some parishioners' view isn't so. >> sometimes i am scared. depends on the part of the day. >> getting worse or better? >> worse. >> worser. i was born and raised in oakland. >> reporter: this 11-year-old loves going to church because he gets to leave the house. he is here with his aunt. >> my mom is scared to let me go outside because there are always shootings. people are dying, getting shot. >> reporter: he's heard plenty shootings in his west oakland neighborhood. >> mad, sad because i am always inside the house. i like being outside playing basketball, football riding my bike. >> reporter: they believe the readers will provide more evidence for investigators and believe cameras will enhance community safety. >> i am on the fence about it. >> i like it. >> you like it? >> why? tell me. >> it will help. say a family member die and the killer was wearing a mask. if they have a license plate it will be easy to find them. >> reporter: police report over 11,000 stolen cars in the first

i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday, october the 7th. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, yes, going to be a hot one here as we go back in the calendar to summer as it will be. despite all locations, even along the coast are going to be treated to some weather. we don't even see sometimes in the middle of july. >> a look at how we stand right now from our mount tam camera showing it pretty clear right now. a little bit of a tease off towards the distance with everything. of course, this high pressure is really shut off the surface winds. so the marine layer is not checking into much for today. right now. they'll be a little break happening this afternoon this touches that marine layer trust to come back a bit. that will have a big impact on temperatures for san francisco in the coast. but for right now, we don't have a lot of winds. there's your excessive heat advisory going on until 11 for the seat in the coverage

i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday, october. the first start your day off with a look at the weather with. >> dave sphar. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. cruising into the 4th quarter. we are and here's a look at what we've got going on right now. still have easy fog a little bit. just a whisper of it pretty much hit the ground. pretty much clear aloft. so you'll see a lot of sunshine for your sunday. it's going to be a different feel today that we had from yesterday as that low has picked off and left us. so with that said, what does it look like for your day ahead? look at the winds. first things first, when we talk a lot more about this this week ahead because we're going to shift later. they're kind of drifting a little bit kind of variable. single digits. we'll see a bit of an onshore wind later today. that's kind of a given, but we will have some offshore winds later this week. and there's that low. it tends to give us little bit of an offshore wind, but it's another system we're looking at

i'm stephanie lin.s send things over to olivia horton for a look at what's coming up next on live in the olivia. hey, stephanie, happy friday. the 13th kind of spooky. and speaking of we have a little spooky things coming up. we're going to re visit all of our amazing guests from the week. this first one is going to be. >> peaches christ. remember the initiation that creepy haunted house that you can take part in? >> at the san francisco municipal revisit those details. also, some amazing part is that we had here in studio tomorrow, june one escondido. also, carlos, have all coming up, everybody. but stay with us hit a quick commercial break. live in the bay is coming up next. >> welcome in live in the bay. and thanks for tuning in. we have a great show. coming up today. >> bay area native and musical talent. one escobedo joins us in studio to chat his time with the legendary artists like prince patti labelle sc

. >> organizers acknowledge the city is facing some challenges but tell reporter da lin that san francisco is still a city that people can be proud of. >> reporter: forget about the national audience for a sec, even locals near the bay area have this negative image of san francisco, and organizers are pushing back on that narrative, saying while san francisco's working to fix those problems, there are a lot of od

lin hasten for her briefing. and i now give the floor to his. excellency mr., we are here today to stop the killing, to stop the massacres being committed against the palestinian people. the ongoing massacres being deliberately and systematically and perpetrated by israel, the occupiing power against the palestinian civilian population under its illegal occupation must be stopped, the security council has a duty to stop them, the international community is obliged under international law to stop them, it is our collective human duty to stop them, now continued failure at this council is inexcusable, president, we express appreciation to brazil for convening this session of the security council and elevating its participation in light of the gravity of the situation we are facing. we thank the secretary general of united nations for his sobering briefing and for his tireless efforts and that of the un agencies and humanitarian staff on the ground, particularly honora, working around the clock under the most inhumane conditions to aid our. people and uphold a mi

metbet also appointed to lin's expected delivery of launche to tarris missiles to give he said in that case strikes and german factories where these missiles are made would be in full compliance with international law. now in france the government continues to enforce controversial budget cuts by an executive order uh as the west sec. continues to reach people took to the streets around france demanding action a long-running housing crisis that has reached new proportions a mid-record inflation. reports. in the past few presidential elections, the number one voter demand has been address housing issues which are suffered by one out of every four people in france. many consider the european refugee crisis to be in its eight year, adding to the national housing policy failure. the failure of western sanctions on russia has helped rent to explode over the last year by over 7%, or an entire monthly payment. major demonstrations were held across the country to demand the government finally take action for adequate and stable shelter. ne donne pas vraiment réellement de solutions. the govern

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i'm stephanie lin. we start our coverage on the late senator dianne feinstein taking a live look now at san francisco city hall feinstein's casket arrived earlier morning. and people, as you can see there been paying their respects throughout the morning and they will be allowed to do so until this evening. kron four's charles, the 3rd is live for us now from there with more details. hey, charles. >> so right now i'm outside san francisco city hall in civic center, plaza of the senator's casket arrived around 8.30 this morning. they have placed inside, as you just saw. let's going take a look at some video from a little earlier now. they have placed the casket underneath the rotunda just outside the balcony outside the mayor's office. it's a very appropriate place for her to be viewed. folks are being allowed to enter san francisco city hall off of n s through the front door to go through security and then stand in line and everyone is being given a few moments to pay their respects in front of the cask

i'm stephanie lin highway to 42 in concord is back open in the northbound direction after police activity shut it down for most of the morning. kron four's charles clifford is live at the scene for us with the latest on this. charles. >> well, the good news here is that the situation result was resolved peacefully and no one injured and traffic is getting back to normal. it's going to take a look at some video here from earlier now. the concord police department says about 7.30, this morning they found a man apparently in distressed above willow, pass road on an overpass on highway 2.42. and the northbound lanes so they shut down northbound lanes. the shutdown will pass road underneath the overpass and they spent several hours very peacefully talking to this man. you might build to see him in this video wearing a black hoodie. there. they were very patient with him. they got pretty close to him. witnesses say that at times he would go near the edge of overpass and cops would back off. but they spent a long time talking to him, unfortunately about 10 45 this morning. they were able to conv

conflicts for 10 today everybody was shaking and rattled scheme whereby they attacked all sorts of lin guys. here, i'll do things for just these factors. i go into insolence, electrical relationships with china truman capote spots. they just sent me. what is the question? you said that we usually get a scope for 3 hours? i don't know if i used to be a little bit late entire by lots for lunch and lots of issues the economy finance. i do. so let's go on the interaction. there's nothing that blush. jessica certainly isn't that oval joint efforts on international platforms, thoughts, and nobody's never spoken detail about the situation in the middle east, anytime you to the, to the us. and i informed the chairman on the situation. that is the thing on the crate in track, in detail each. so let's go here to parts of the ship, whether we spoke for 3 hours or so he's going to take me another 3 hours left. i'll need to tell you here in detail. let's go to, i names the key tracts and you're thinking of external factors and how they need to influence the development of the machine. russian chine

i'm stephanie lin. go to break, let's send things over to olivia horton for happening up next on live in the bay. hala, v a hey, stephanie, love the good, feel-good story. so thank you, getting that little softball toss to us. and we have a lot of really good feel-good stories coming up today on live in the bay. incredible lineup of guests that just to give you a sneak peek. >> onesko vetoes. joining us to talk about his legendary career and how he just launched a solo prayer just about 2 years ago. so that's coming up. make sure you say. >> tuned for that. and did you know that we have the best to pick the perfect pizza? everybody. >> dan richer is in studio with us with the top tips for getting perfect pizzas. this is all coming

i'm stephanie lin. let's first talk about our forecast as we take a live look outside now at this beautiful view right here, downtown san francisco. just basking under the sunlight there. let's check in now with kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan from or what we need to know. a heat. yeah. what you need to know is today is a day to stay cool. even in the places that usually think of being cool already like san francisco it out at the coast. >> we could see record setting heat so heat advisory as you can see for a good portion of the bay area that does go through. >> 11:00pm tonight. this is why we're expecting some of these temperatures to be a little while today, 90 degrees in san francisco. some 80's out at the coast, even potentially 90 degrees at the coast as well, head inland. and you're looking out for 98 in santa rosa. 97 in concord, 97 in san jose. you can see morgan hill, 99 degrees even around the bay itself. bayside looking out for some of those low to mid 90's. so there are some records out th

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i'm stephanie lin.we start with a 4.1 magnitude earthquake that shook parts of northern california. it hit around 9.30 this morning in the city of eilat and about 65 miles east of san francisco. so far more than 1000. did you feel it? responsee been sent to the usgs. this is northern california second earthquake of a similar magnitude so far week, a 4.7 magnitude quake struck along california's north coast on monday. even if you did not feel the earthquake this morning, you likely heard the alert on your phone. the quake triggered the shake alert app and early warning earthquake system. the ad did overstate the magnitude calling it a 5.7 quake when it ended up being a 4.0. one, the usgs says the shake alert app works on very little information in the first few seconds of a quake and is meant to maximize safety. i'm meteorologist kyla grogan joins us live now with a closer look at this earthquake. kyla. yeah, a little bit of a jolt this morning for some. and as you can see where this is. so if you look t

da lin caught up with residents and asked if the cameras would make a difference . >> reporter: ♪ theood inside the gospel church is upbeat and spirited. the some parishioners view of oakland is not so vibrant. >> sometimes i am scared. it depends on the part of the day. >> worse. very. >> worse. i was born and raised in oakland. >> reporter: this 11-year-old loves want to charge. part of it is because he wants to leave the house. he is here with his aunt. >> my mom is scared to let me go outside because there is always shootings. people are dying and people are being shot. >> reporter: the sixth-graders said he has heard plenty of shootings in his west oakland neighborhood. >> i am always inside the house. i don't really like it. i like being outside and playing basketball or football . riding my bike. >> reporter: mayor sheng thao and city leaders believe installing 300 automated license plate readers will provide more leads than video evidence for investigators. they believe there cameras will enhance community safety. >> i am on the fence about it. >> i like it. >> you like it? >>

well, the owner gave dah lin a tour. >> reporter: we first came to the nudist resort almost four decades ago when she was 19 and a student at uc santa cruz. now, the owner and operator of loop and lodge. >> she is incredibly beautiful here, the nature spectacular. and, also, the community is very, very special. >> it is also the place she met her husband, glen. he passed in 2015. she has been working to preserve one effort oldest nudist resorts >> this was originally a winery that was closed down. and, in 1935 the naturists founded it. >> reporter: the resort hosted a number of national nudist conferences. and even a kpix people are talking episode in the '80s on the topic of, what else, nudity. >> welcome to a very unusual addition of "people are talking." >> the resort is up for sale. it breaks her heart. 61-year-old lori says her health is failing. >> the oldest business in the chamber of commerce. it is sals the oldest nudist facility west of the mississippi. i am the one that is saying, okay. it is time for me to pass the baton. hopefully there are other naturists to pass it to. it

i'm stephanie lin.ore we go to break, let's send things over to olivia horton for a look at what's coming up next. a live in the bay. hey, libya. hey, stephanie, thank you so much. appreciate that. >> just a quick tease. before we head to break everybody. we have an amazing show as always, but it's friday, which means we're going to take a look back at the week.band of course, we celebrate hispanic heritage month. so we had a lot of awesome guest this week for that. and we have some things to do. everybody ever heard the everybody eats festival. that's coming up this weekend. stay thanks for tuning in to live in the bay, everybody. h

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and reporter da lin talked to both sides. >> reporter: alameda county voters have been coming by signing recall petition. now supporters say pamela price's policies are aimed at protecting criminals, while recalled opponents say this is all politically motivated. volunteers urging passer-byes to join their movement in recalling pamela price. florence mccreary is one of those who turned her grief into action. >> and we're trying to seek justice for terrance, and i don't feel that under this administration. >> reporter: a stray bullet killed terrance mccheery downtown oakland. he was a 22-year-old artist. the young man arrested for his killing is responsible for a total of three murders. >> he's been charged with three murders, sentenced for one, and now they're trying to act like my son's life can just go by the waste side. >> reporter: she doesn't want the district attorney to cut a plea deal with the suspect. she wants justice and accountability. many volunteers say they feel revictimized by price. they lost brothers, husbands, and sons to gun violence in alameda county. >> it makes me