california express boarding ends, passengers are asked to take their seats, bye, bye, bye, where arers. feeding the heat, the purest passions, the always enthusiastic hero was ready to sacrifice himself. and at the end of the last part , the vice was always punished, the good was given a wreath. to the poet's anniversary. a special analytical edition of the big game is on air. we will now talk with dmitry vitalievich trenin. professor, researcher at the higher school of economics and truly outstanding specialists in international relations, especially on military-political issues. thank you very much for taking the time. thanks for the invitation. and i have no doubt that you followed yesterday’s statements by president putin at the st. petersburg economic forum and i will begin. providing ukrainians with large missiles range, capable of hitting deep into russian territory, a statement of readiness, intentions, capabilities, sending nato troops to the territory of ukraine, represents two very serious steps that the united states. their allies, i’ll single out france here, are taking

and the aclu of northern california expressed some privacy concerns.you tell people about that? >> yeah, i understand people's worries. but what i want the public to know is we're not interested in your everyday activities. what we're interested in is detecting crime and the cars that are used in crimes. and people that are driving those cars who are usually associated with those crimes. we're interested in driving down crime and catching people that hurt other people by committing crimes against them. we're not interested in people's day to day activities or where they're going or coming from, and that's not our interest at all. and i do understand people's concerns, but that's not what we're interested. >> so if you know, if it detects it, it automatically detects this car that may have been stolen or may have been used in a crime, and it alerts you, is there any other possible reason you would maybe use to track down someone that's just going about their daily business? >> not at all. not at all. these the what we act on are cars that have been invo

hello, hello, let me tell you i'll help, come on. boarding the express - california is ending, tell heru i'll come to her myself, i'll come to you, attention, boarding on the express, california is ending, passengers are asked to take their seats, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, where, my, dear, where are you, me, yes, i, just in case we don't meet again for some reason, i wanted to tell you, ms. stanton, i was just happy to meet you, goodbye. attention, california express is leaving, i was happy with you, every minute, every hour, now. 50 years old, good morning to everyone who is celebrating a new day with the first. channel in the studio polina svetkova and roman budnikov on the calendar june 7 is friday. let's wake up as soon as possible, don't waste a minute. as always, we have a very busy, interesting morning ahead of us. we continue to celebrate the anniversary of alexander sergeevich pushkin. 225 years, a big, beautiful date. let's try to calculate how many us in the country of streets named after the great poet. yes, we’ll admire a variety of monuments to pushkin, including unusual

it's interesting as in northern california, thousands of you expressed outrage to the california's publicndlines away by at&t. so people who want the landlines in their homes say we live in fire country and landlines can be a lifesaver. final decision by the cpuc on that story is expected thursday. >>> let's go down south to los angeles. the l. a. unified school district could be the largest in the nation to ban cell phones in classrooms. the board will vote today on a plan that would be -- essentially message to students that you can't bring those phones into class and you can't look at social media during the school day. that means even during lunch breaks. and the policy would take effect next year. so a lot of people sounding off about that on that one. the district is still working on the specifics. now this is something that has a lot of people talking. gianna and i both parents and have some opinions on this. so joining us at 7:00 on our sister station pix+ 44 cable 12, we will have lot of voices on this. also that will be streaming on our cbs news app. g? >> yeah. definitely a tal

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. >> juju: anna is the owner of "mexi vet express," a pet courier service transporting animals from southern california mexico. when her dog needed expensive dental care, she took her pooch to mexico. she regularly visits tijuana, just 20 minutes from her home, to save money on her own medical care. >> by getting my dog treated in tijuana versus the u.s., i saved around $1,600. >> juju: that moment and the savings inspiring anna to start her business. >> it makes me feel really proud, it makes me feel really fulfilled to be able to offer a service like this. we have people that cry when they learn what our prices are going to be and how affordable it's going to be for them. >> juju: her clients travel from all over the united states. anna and her team accompanying the pets while their owners stay stateside. >> most of the vet visits are completed within a day. our number one service is dental. and then simple surgeries, imaging, follow-up appointments, or just wellness exams. the things that aren't completed within a day are the very serious major surgeries. >> hi! >> are you miguel? >> yes. >> hi, i'm

the california highway patrol says the driver of a highway 17 express bus came on stop traffic, but was not able to stop in time. the bus crashed into several vehicles. the driver, the bus driver and three passengers were injured. the road has since reopened at uc santa cruz. >> more than 80 demonstrators were arrested after a standoff with law enforcement. the two sides both held their ground for hours until police cleared the scene late this afternoon. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes shows how things unfolded. >> we've been given a legal dispersal order, warnings from police at uc santa cruz before many pro-palestinian demonstrators were arrested starting late thursday night. police in riot gear surrounded demonstrators on the south side of campus. the encampment started on may 1st. by friday morning, it was gone, dismantled while demonstrators and police faced off destroying the encampment. >> they were destroying tents tables. >> also gone were barricades set up this week that blocked the main entrance of campus. it was that move that the university said led it to tak

this morning, the california family council held a news conference to express their opposition to thisopportunity because my daughter took on her trans identity during covid, and so i could hear the teachers calling her by a different name. i could hear them using different pronouns. i removed her from the school, and not surprisingly, once i did that and once i got her the mental health that she needed, she no longer identified as being transgender. she celebrates her female body. opponents have promised to sue if this bill becomes law and have ruled it unconstitutional. could san francisco's biggest mall be making a comeback? you probably remember the wave of store closures at the san francisco center. now known as the emporium, that includes major retailers like nordstrom, sephora, adidas. but there are still signs of life there, and the mall has now signed leases with seven new tenants. two of the new tenants are not retailers and have instead leased office space inside that mall. and a couple of other new stores include a vintage store and a japanese goods store. city leaders say

the california family council just held a news conference at the state capitol to express their vehement opposition to ab 1955, which they say is wrong morally, legally and procedurally, since it is, quote, gut and amend legislation that they argue short circuited the democratic process. democrat assemblyman chris ward of southern california, who is also a leader of the legislative lgbt q caucus. he introduced this bill, also known as the safety act a, to protect students who were being rejected by families after they were being outed by teachers and staff at their schools. this morning, a mother whose daughter once identified as transgender, spoke out against the bill, arguing that does the bill does give parents the benefit of the doubt, nor the opportunity, in her words, to help their own children. i accidentally got that opportunity because my daughter took on her trans identity during covid, and so i could hear the teachers calling her by a different name. i could hear them using different pronouns. i removed her from the school, and not surprisingly, once i did that and once i got

new poll from the public policy institute of california, schiff is leading garvey by 25 points last month during a one-on-one interview with garvey expressed confidence he can win where we have common six-and-a-half minds, i think is minor miracle and we will win because we care about all people that loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that will be very challenging in a state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one. i don't think there's anything that steve garvey can do. i think that steve garvey is the opponent that adam schiff wanted and we all essentially knew that this race was over. once it became a top 2 finish with adam schiff and steve garvey. the pull also finding in the race for president, democrat joe biden will easily win the state of california against republican donald trump. but in the same poll, more than half of respondents also said they disapprove of the job. biden is doing. it comes as 36% of respondents said the economy and cost of living is their top issue. priority followed by housing, affordability, homelessness, crime and government. mark baldassare as the poll d

new poll from the public policy institute of california, schiff is leading garvey by 25 points last month during a one-on-one interview with garvey expressed confidence he can win where we have common six-and-a-half minds, i think is minor miracle and we will win because we care about all people that loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that will be very challenging in a state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one. i don't think there's anything that steve garvey can do. i think that steve garvey is the opponent that adam schiff wanted. and we all essentially knew that this race was over. once it became a top 2 finish with adam schiff and steve garvey. the pull also finding in the race for president, democrat joe biden will easily win the state of california against republican donald trump. but in the same poll, more than half of respondents also said they disapprove of the job. biden is doing. it comes as 36% of respondents said the economy and cost of living is their top issue. priority followed by housing, affordability, homelessness, crime and government. mark baldassare is the pull

owners of golden fields put out a statement basically expressing that this reflects the ongoing economic challenges of thoroughbred racing in california. and they say that they are going to be working on moving on to the next a phase and continuing to raise. you can see here they say they look forward to working with stakeholders and to continue the future of racing in california. elsewhere. >> well, new this morning, free legal services are now available for residents in the sandra fell canal area in marion county. residents can be helped with criminal services, public benefits, housing issues, according to the county, the clean slate program aims to remove barriers to self-sufficiency and help residents succeed. the event if you're interested is going to be held june 20th in the picnic area of the pickle would park are fickle. we park that's on canal street in sandra fell. it will be from 3.30, till 06:00pm services in spanish will be available as well. residents in need of legal help are asked to bring all relevant documentation. if you are looking for a local escape and the way to toast the summer season. well, a historic san fran

one during the election campaign in california, with that on the eve of the meeting, biden was geographically in europe at the g7 summit, using a delicate expressionthat this is not a solid event, you cannot discuss peace issues, nuclear security issues, without the participation of a key player, a key player, what? is the russian federation. the indicative program of the event is a short plenary session, at which the participants simply physically do not have time to exchange opinions and agree on something. and the final resolution was written before the start of the event, it does not even contain a requirement for the withdrawal of russian troops. this is a short document with good wishes for food and nuclear security. the topic is the return of prisoners of war and deported children from ukraine, a considerable part of whom, by the way, have already been found in europe, where their own parents took them. only for this one. i realize that the idea of ​​a summit failed and in order to somehow stretch out in diplomatic twine, the president of switzerland, in his welcoming speech, stated that the conference aims to create a platform for direct n

new poll from the public policy institute of california, schiff is leading garvey by 25 points last month during a one-on-one interview with garvey expressed confidence he can win where we have common six-and-a-half minds, i think is minor miracle and we will win because we care about all people that loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that will be very challenging in a state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one. i don't think there's anything that steve garvey can do. i think that steve garvey is the opponent that adam schiff wanted. and we all essentially knew that this race was over. once it became a top 2 finish with adam schiff and steve garvey. the pull also findg in the race for president, democrat joe biden will easily win the state of california against republican donald trump. but in the same poll, more than half of respondents also said they disapprove of the job. biden is doing. it comes as 36% of respondents said the economy and cost of living is their top issue. priority followed by housing, affordability, homelessness, crime and government. mark baldassare as the poll di

new poll from the public policy institute of california, schiff is leading garvey by 25 points last month during a one-on-one interview with garvey expressedonfidence he can win where we have common six-and-a-half minds, i think is minor miracle and we will win because we care about all people that loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that will be very challenging in a state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one. i don't think there's anything that steve garvey can do. i think that steve garvey is the opponent that adam schiff wanted. and we all essentially knew that this race was over. once it became a top 2 finish with adam schifand steve garvey. the pull also finding in the race for president, democrat joe biden will easily win the state of california against republican donald trump. but in the same poll, more than half of respondents also said they disapprove of the job. biden is doing. it comes as 36% of respondents said the economy and cost of living is their top issue. priority followed by housing, affordability, homelessness, crime and government. mark baldassare is the pull dire

new poll from the public policy institute of california, schiff is leading garvey by 25 points last month during a one-on-one interview with garvey expressedan win where we have common six-and-a-half minds, i think is minor miracle and we will win because we care about all people that loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that will be very challenging in a state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one. i don't think there's anything that steve garvey can do. i think that steve garvey is the opponent that adam schiff wanted and we all essentially knew that this race was over. once it became a top 2 finish with adam schiff and steve garvey. the pull also finding in the race for president, democrat joe biden will easily win the state of california against republican donald trump. but in the same poll, more than half of respondents also said they disapprove of the job. biden is doing. it comes as 36% of respondents said the economy and cost of living is their top issue. priority followed by housing, affordability, homelessness, crime and government. mark baldassare as the poll director it. mean

the pony express trail used 80 riders in about 450 horses to get the mail from the midwest to californiaunder 10 days, riders stop every 10 or 15 miles and hop on a new horse. 5 different to relay stations across the trail as well because they want to make sure horses, you know, didn't get a little too early. i feel bad for well, let's go with the airplanes in the tropics. tonight is the opening ceremony for the special olympic northern california summer games. >> they start at 7 o'clock at stevens stadium in santa clara. the athletes from dozens of counties will compete in swimming track and field bochy ball and tennis. and you can go watch for free and our own kyla grogan is emceeing the event you. >> that's also yeah. from south bay to the peninsula, the san francisco, like a lot going so much this weekend. yeah, as you know, it is francisco pride. yeah. for the parade, it's expect low 70's for it. okay. tomorrow. not bad either. you notice that heat, though, building into you're not away from those hondo hundreds from monday through the 4th on thursday. it's a really hot start to jul

new poll from the public policy institute of california, schiff is leading garvey by 25 points last month during a one-on-one interview with garvey expresseddence he can win where we have common six-and-a-half minds, i think is minor miracle and we will win because we care about all people that loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that will be very challenging in the state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one. i don't think there's anything that steve garvey can do. i think that steve garvey is the opponent that adam schiff wanted and we all essentially knew that this race was over. once it became a top 2 finish with adam scff and steve garvey. the pull also finding in the race for president, democrat joe biden will easily win the state of california against republican donald trump. but in the same poll, more than half of respondents also said they disapprove of the job. biden is doing. it comes as 36% of respondents said the economy and cost of living is their top issue. priority followed by housing, affordability, homelessness, crime and government. mark baldassare is the pull directo

new poll from the public policy institute of california, schiff is leading garvey by 25 points last month during a one-on-one interview with garvey expressedinor miracle and we will win because we care about all people that loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that will be very challenging in the state where rcgistered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one. i don't think there's anything that steve garvey can do. i think that steve garvey is the opponent that adam schiff wanted. and we all essentially knew that this race was over. once it became a top 2 finish with adam schiff and steve garvey. e pull also finding in the race for president, democrat joe biden will easily win the state of california against republican donald trump. but in the same poll, more than half of respondents also said they disapprove of the job. biden is doing. it comes as 36% of respondents said the economy and cost of living is their top issue. priority followed by housing, affordability, homelessness, crime and government. mark baldassare is the pull director it. mean, the economy we asked people were the thoughts about. >> one

new poll from the public policy institute of california, schiff is leading garvey by 25 points last month during a one-on-one interview with garvey expressed miracle and we will win because we care about all people that loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that will be very challenging in the state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one. i don't think there's anything that steve garvey can do. i think that steve garvey is the opponent that adam schiff wanted. and we all essentially knew that this race was over. once it became a top 2 finish with adam schiff and steve garvey. the pull also finding in the race for president, democrat joe biden will easily win the state of california against republican donald trump. but in the same poll, more than half of respondents also said they disapprove of the job. biden is doing. it comes as 36% of respondents said the economy and cost of living is their top issue. priority followed by housing, affordability, homelessness, crime and government. mark baldassare is the pull director it. mean the economy. we asked people where thoughts about. >> one of t

supporters expressed us from station over his conviction of 34 felonies in the hush money criminal case. he is rounding out the trip to californiacized trump saying he is trying to exploit his criminal status for campaign contribution. >>> in france on friday, president biden paid contribute to army rangers that scaled cliffs to turn the tide in world war ii. cbs has more. >> reporter: president biden arrived on the point between utah and omaha beaches in france where tens of thousands of troops landed 80 years ago. they scaled cliffs under fire from the german army. >> the nazis cut the ropes. rangers lose their hand and inch by inch, foot by foot, yard by yard the rangers clawed up. >> reporter: the president connected d-day to supporting ukraine's fight for freedom. >> stood against similar aggression. does anyone doubt -- does anyone doubt that they would want america to stand up against putin's aggression in europe today. >> reporter: earlier in the day, he met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy and publicly apologized for the congressional hold up of american military aid. he pledged continued support and announc

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express headquarters. wells fargo. hudson bay trading company and famous early settlers one of whom william leaderdorph who lived blocks from here a successful business person. african-american decent and the first million airin california. >> wilwoman was the founders of san francisco. here during the gold rush came in the early 1840s. he spent time stake himself as a merchant seaman and a business person. his father and brother in new orleans. we know him for san francisco's history. establishing himself here arnold 18 twoochl he did one of many things the first to do in yerba buena. was not california yet and was not fully san francisco yet. >> because he was an american citizen but spoke spanish he was able to during the time when america was taking over california from mexico, there was annexations that happened and conflict emerging and war, of course. he was part of the peek deliberations and am bas doorship to create the state of california a vice council to mexico. mexico granted him citizenship. he loaned the government of san francisco money. to funds some of the war efforts to establish the city itself and the state, of course. he established the first hotel here the person people turned to often to receive

expression. nico berry is san francisco based artist working in large scale mural and received the california arts council youth speak individual artist fellow and commissioned by numerous public arts agencies around the country. berry's work presents themes of community, social justice and intersection between urban natural and human environment and seeks to make public art that serve and reflect community members while inspiring conversation and beautifying shared spaces. working with young people and engaging with youth culture and art movements is a major component of his work. here they are all together. here is it the project timeline. today i seek approval of these 4 final ist as recommended by the artist review panel to develop conceptual proposals and, i think that's it. thank you. >> thank you so much. wonderful job and these are four incredible artist. it will be super exciting to see the project evolve. this is our first collaboration with the san francisco unified school district, so that in itself is super amazing that we were finally able to figure out a way to collaborate. the othe

new poll from the public policy institute of california, schiff is leading garvey by 25 points last month during a one-on-one interview with garvey expressed confidence he can win where we have common six-and-a-half minds, i think is minor miracle and we will win because we care about all people that loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that will be very challenging in the state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one. i don't think there's anything that steve garvey can do. i think that steve garvey is the opponent that adam schiff wanted and we all essentially knew that this race was over. once it became a top 2 finish with adam schiff and steve garvey. the poll also finding in the race for president democrat joe biden will easily win the state of california against republican donald trump. but in the same poll, more than half of respondents also said they disapprove of the job. biden is doing. it comes as 36% of respondents said the economy and cost of living is their top issue. priority followed by housing, affordability, homelessness, crime and government. mark baldassare as the poll

legislature, the governor expressed confidence and optimism about the state in the edited video he touched on homelessness, retail theft and minimum wage. >> this is the future california is creating now. we're solving our most pressing problems with enthusiasm, resolve california spirit that allows us to accomplish anything. >> however, state republicans disagree with the governor. they say his policies have only made things worse. >> governor newsom need to look in the mirror. he's the governor of the state of california. while we have crime running high, why do we have housing out of control? why do we have? why are we deployed chp officers to oakland, san francisco in bakersfield. governor, you're running this place. >> in addition to the remarks, governor newsom also said the legislature, a formal state of the state letter. well, a major drilling treasure island. this is to help the bay-area prepped for a major quake. sam was the fire crews in pg and e held a mock emergency scenario to see how crews a court date in the event of a quake. >> it happened s f f d training facility on treasure island. >> crews practice responding to situations like structure, fires and

expressed confidence about the state of our state. in the end video he touches on homelessness, retail theft and minimum wage. >> this is the future california is creating now. we're solving our most pressing problems with enthusiasm, resolve california spirit that allows us to accomplish anything. >> state republicans disagree withithe governor saying his policies and only made things worse. >> governor newsom to look in the mirror. he's the governor of the state of california. while we have crime running high, why do we have housing out of control? why do we have? why are we deploy chp officers to oakland, san francisco in bakersfield. governor, you're running this place. >> in addition to those remarks, also said the legislature, a formal state of the state letter. nearly half californians want parents to be fined for their children's absences from school. this is according. survey that was just on the education company called test prep in sight, asked 3,000 parents what they think and they found. 46 1% said they supported the idea of fines as a deterrent to kids skipping school. they said that they support an average fine of $22 per miss

expressed confidence and optimism about the state of our state. in the edited video he touched on homelessness, retail theft and minimum wage. >> this is the future california is creating now. we're solving our most pressing problems with enthusiasm resolve california spirit that allows us to accomplish anything. >> state republicans disagree with the governor. they say his policies have only made things worse. >> governor newsom need to look in the mirror. he's the governor of the state of california. what we have crime running high. why do we have housing out of control? why do we have? why are we deployed chp officers to oakland, san francisco in bakersfield. governor, you're running this place. >> in addition to the remarks, governor newsom also sent the legislature a formal state of the state letter. >> all right. coming up on the kron, morning news. they are activists crash an event held by celebrity chef alice lawrence in the north bay. what they were protesting against. we'll talk more about against. we'll talk more about that coming up. ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo e

expressed confidence and optimism about the state of our state. in the end video he touched on homelessness, retail theft as well as minimum wage. >> this is the future californiaeating now. we're solving our most pressing problems with enthusiasm, resolve california spirit that allows us to accomplish anything. >> state republicans disagree with the governor saying he's policies of only make things worse. >> it's going to look in the mirror. he's the governor of the state of california. what we have crime running high. why do we have housing out of control? why do we have? why are we deployed chp officers to oakland, san francisco in bakersfield. governor, you're running this place. latest. >> in addition to those are watching some also sent the legislature, a formal state of the state letter. this the trouble ahead for the electric car industry. the new survey says nearly half of ev owners. want to switch back gas cars. the survey was done by san francisco business consulting company mckinsey. meantime, aaa says it found declining interest about two-thirds of buyers saying the next car led by won't be electric. >> electric vehicle owners and they cost just as

expressed confidence and optimism about the state of the state in a have it edited video. he touched on seems of homelessness, retail theft and minimum wage. >> this is the future california is creating now. we're solving our most pressing problems with enthusiasm, resolve california spirit that allows us to accomplish anything. >> state republicans disagree with the governor. they think his policies have only made things worse. >> governor newsom to look in the mirror. he's the governor of the state of california. what we have crime running high. why do we have housing out of control? why do we have? why are we deploy chp officers to oakland, san francisco in bakersfield. governor, you're running this place. >> in addition to the remarks, governor newsom also sent the legislature a formal state of the state letter. it's 10 22. and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news that's on the rise in the bay area. and now because of it 9-1-1, services. >> have been knocked out. >> have been knocked out. we'll tell you the rash that started at the middle of your back has quickly traveled south to well... let's just call it south. so, you took your rash off to the doctor. and got you

expressed optimism about the state claiming investments in public safety will make a difference on the economy. he defended and praised the new $20 fast food minimum wage law. >> this is the future california is creating now. we're solving our most pressing problems with enthusiasm resolve and california spirit that allows us to accomplish anything. anyone who really knows california knows that the state of our state is strong and resilient. a beacon to the world. >> republicans are pushing back on those comments. they say he is and has been out of touch. >> my first impression is. this is a person is on the defensive. this is a person that. take responsibility. the top. of the state. and not talking about the state of the state. >> and our capitol correspondent eytan wallace will have more from newsom speech coming up in the next hour. also coming up, the city of richmond has seen a spike in deadly shootings in just a a week. how police are responding. >> and why former president trump wants president biden to take a drug test before the debate thursday. and the reptile store in the east bay, badly damaged in an overnight fire have the details. >> with morning call some rain across the ba

california, they're not joining this movement either, but as you just mentioned, that doesn't mean they're not thinking about it and talking about it privately. in fact, a lot of these people who are publicly expressinghind the scenes and want someone, anyone, to get the courage to actually step up and say something. but until you actually see these powerful voices come out and do that, this is all just noise, so i would not expect it to happen at this point. we'll see if the dam breaks eventually. >> whit: if we put that noise aside for a moment like realistically, what are the next steps for president biden and what is the campaign telling you about the way forward? >> i will say i was surprised at how many democrats were passing along the convention rules to me, literally parsing out the language talking about potential lawsuits with delegates. it's been a wild few days. look, you would expect in a situation like this a major campaign shake-up. i've also just heard fury from people inside the democratic party at the dnc, just absolutely angry at the biden campaign, who let this happen, how could it get so bad? you know, i don't expect some major campaign shake-up. biden's closest circle has been h

california. high marks for the percentage of workers in the tech industry as well as independent patents but lost some ground on the jobless rate. washington state. by the way, top on this list. well, american express used to be your dad's charge card. but now it's a status symbol for gen z. and max has updated its benefits next to focus on younger people with the things they might like. and it has use those perks to get jen x-ers and millennials and gen z and millennial consumers make up 33% of its build business in its consumer division. so basically using its products for purchases. well, a new survey u.s. adults with backyards found 81% look forward to hosting parties in their backyard. 14% admit they need some time to prepare the space, though. 34 1% want to prove the backyards before hosting spending an average of 7 hours a week and up to $1400 to get the yard to get ready. the survey was done by big lots and talker research and revealed many americans will buy new patio furniture set up bug repellents and install new lighting and spotify raising his prices again. so starting next month, spotify premium subscribers will pay 11 99 a month. that's an increase of the dollar. spotify duo will jum

your home state of california said the rule does not clearly demonstrate evidence-- i just want to express my concern but also the concerns of many states where we will see less individuals involved in apprenticeship programs. i think we agree that apprenticeshipare very great career path to a great job to a great career but these regulations willot help to allow more people to enter in and they will have the opposite effect. i am out of time. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the representative is recognized. >> thank you, acting secretary su i want to begin with an apology for the disrespectful behavior from some of my colleagues. rather thaallowing you to provide substantive answers to their questions, you have been interrupted numerousimes. i also want to clarify. thsenate has never rejecd your nomination. in fact,our nomation was passed and your nominati as secretary was passed out of the apopriate committee. the fact that you have stood with workers and workers families should be something that we all celebrate because that is indeed in your job description. we appreciate it. i know that w

express headquarters. wells fargo. hudson bay trading company and famous early settlers one of whom william leaderdorph who lived blocks from here a successful business person. african-american decent and the first million airin california. >> wilwoman was the founders of san francisco. here during the gold rush came in the early 1840s. he spent time stake himself as a merchant seaman and a business person. his father and brother in new orleans. we know him for san francisco's history. establishing himself here arnold 18 twoochl he did one of many things the first to do in yerba buena. was not california yet and was not fully san francisco yet. >> because he was an american citizen but spoke spanish he was able to during the time when america was taking over california from mexico, there was annexations that happened and conflict emerging and war, of course. he was part of the peek deliberations and am bas doorship to create the state of california a vice council to mexico. mexico granted him citizenship. he loaned the government of san francisco money. to funds some of the war efforts to establish the city itself and the state, of course. he established the first hotel here the person people turned to often to receive

expressed concern with. the supreme court also gutted affirmative act something that students have been concerned by and frustrated by. host: arthur in californiahost: go ahead. caller: yes. i would like to point out that the young people who are demonstrating against the democratic party and their treatment of gaza aredemonstrating against the wrong thing. they should be demonstrating against netanyahu. responsible for all of the terrible things that have happened in gaza. are out there demonstrating against our president. ng to point out. then i will get off and take any answers off the air. your guest is a brilliant person. brilliant people a habit of speaking too fast92-year-olds. i would like to very gently suggest that -- half of the time that she is speaking and i can understand her all the time. but when she gets on an idea that she is explaining that is a little really going fast. i just lose don't -- i am not criticizing her. host: i hear that. too fast. guest: i am so sorry, i will slow down, i apologize. know. host: george, ohio, good caller: thank youcaller:. i recently kids world, the kids take over th world via the internet, they

express how disappointed i am in them. thanks. host: thanks for calling. one last call, leticia from palm springs, californiag on a republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to say i think amy is doing a wonderful job, and also, telling about homelessness and the decision made on homelessness, i understand that all cities have ordinances and non-loitering, you know, like, why is it that those are not enforced, first of all? and, also, there is no -- any -- how do i say, help for all of these people on drugs that china is bringing to our country, and these are affecting our young people. i'm tired of people saying, i used to be independent, then i turned republican. republicans have heart, but we also need to help these people on the homelessness, because it is our responsibility as a country. host: could there be other potential challenges, similar to what we saw, looking at different statute? guest: i think potentially. i guess we will see what happens when this case sort of lands in the lower courts and its other ordinances are applied come after the supreme court decision, it takes

express how disappointed i am in them. thanks. host: thanks for calling. one last call, leticia from palm springs, californiag on a republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to say i think amy is doing a wonderful job, and also, telling about homelessness and the decision made on homelessness, i understand that all cities have ordinances and non-loitering, you know, like, why is it that those are not enforced, first of all? and, also, there is no -- any -- how do i say, help for all of these people on drugs that china is bringing to our country, and these are affecting our young people. i'm tired of people saying, i used to be independent, then i turned republican. republicans have heart, but we also need to help these people on the homelessness, because it is our responsibility as a country. host: could there be other potential challenges, similar to what we saw, looking at different statute? guest: i think potentially. i guess we will see what happens when this case sort of lands in the lower courts and its other ordinances are applied come after the supreme court decision, it takes

expressed that neither department is oppose today this ordinance. these departments understand that laws have since been inactive, and sfpd has confirmed that it will continue to conduct with california abc which uses a oriented approach. for these reasons and more, this ordinance is supported by the business alliance, arab grocers association, independent grocers association, tenderloin merchant association and many businesses city wide. supervisor stefani and office is grateful to all who have helped. i want to thank vice president, with her extensive work over the years and her expertise in this subject. thank you for your time today and i'm here to answer any questions. thank you. >> thank you, thank you very much for that presentation and all the work on the legislation. commissioners any questions? vice president? >> yes, i'm here to thank the supervisor's office and you lorenzo and our office and commission for all of the leadership on this, and i think this, this is a really good example of agencies coming to meet merchants in the conversation of compliance and adjusting and i think the fact that sfpd and sh has supported this and we've gone through a process of having this d

express why things happen when they do. only thing i can say is that it it's in god's plan. video's rice. the most valuable company brings back memories of the dot com boom and californiawill soon have to reveal some hidden fees. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. with financial markets closed today for the juneteenth holiday. let's pause for a moment and just appreciate the rapid ascent of california's nvda. the ai chip maker. yesterday we talked about how nvidia had surpassed microsoft and apple to become america's most valuable company. worth 3.3 trillion dollars. but getting there? well, it was pretty much an upward trajectory the whole way. let's take a closer look now since going public in 1999. nvidia shares have risen by nearly 600 1000%. just get your mind around that. a 600,000 per cent game for its shares. that makes it the best performing stock of the last quarter century. but already some analysts are starting to wonder if this is going to be a throwback to the dot com era. when many companies specifically tech companies were going through the roof in terms of their valuation only to come crashing back down to earth. once cooler heads pre

express headquarters. wells fargo. hudson bay trading company and famous early settlers one of whom william leaderdorph who lived blocks from here a successful business person. african-american decent and the first million airin californiailwoman was the founders of san francisco. here during the gold rush came in the early 1840s. he spent time stake himself as a merchant seaman and a business person. his father and brother in new orleans. we know him for san francisco's history. establishing himself here arnold 18 twoochl he did one of many things the first to do in yerba buena. was not california yet and was not fully san francisco yet. >> because he was an american citizen but spoke spanish he was able to during the time when america was taking over california from mexico, there was annexations that happened and conflict emerging and war, of course. he was part of the peek deliberations and am bas doorship to create the state of california a vice council to mexico. mexico granted him citizenship. he loaned the government of san francisco money. to funds some of the war efforts to establish the city itself and the state, of course. he established the first hotel here the person people turned to often to receive dignit

express headquarters. wells fargo. hudson bay trading company and famous early settlers one of whom william leaderdorph who lived blocks from here a successful business person. african-american decent and the first million airin california. >> wilwoman was the founders of san francisco. here during the gold rush came in the early 1840s. he spent time stake himself as a merchant seaman and a business person. his father and brother in new orleans. we know him for san francisco's history. establishing himself here arnold 18 twoochl he did one of many things the first to do in yerba buena. was not california yet and was not fully san francisco yet. >> because he was an american citizen but spoke spanish he was able to during the time when america was taking over california from mexico, there was annexations that happened and conflict emerging and war, of course. he was part of the peek deliberations and am bas doorship to create the state of california a vice council to mexico. mexico granted him citizenship. he loaned the government of san francisco money. to funds some of the war efforts to establish the city itself and the state, of course. he established the first hotel here the person people turned to often to receive

expressed concern with. the supreme court also gutted affirmative action, something that students have been concerned by and frustrated by. host: arthur in californialler: hello. host: go ahead. caller: yes. i would like to point out that the young people who are demonstrating against the democratic party and their treatment of gaza are demonstrating against the wrong thing. they should be demonstrating against netanyahu. he is totally responsible for all of the terrible things that have happened in gaza. they are out there demonstrating against our president. i have another thing to point out. then i will get off and take any answers off the air. your guest today is a brilliant person. brilliant people have a habit of speaking too fast for us 92-year-olds. i would like to very gently suggest that -- half of the time that she is speaking and i can understand her all the time. but when she gets on an idea that she is explaining that is a little complicated, she is really going fast. i just lose her. i don't -- i am not criticizing her. i am trying to help her. host: i hear that. rachel, you talk too fast. guest: i am so sorry, i will slow down, i ap

expressed that neither department is opposed to this ordinance, as they understand that laws have been since been enacted that make this legislation duplicative, and that sfpd will continue to conduct business inspections with californiaation approach. representatives from sfpd and sf are also here today to answer any questions from the committee. this ordinance is supported by the neighborhood business alliance, the arab american grocers association, independent grocers association, tenderloin merchants association, and many businesses in your district, as well as citywide. supervisor stephanie and our office are extremely grateful to all who have helped bring this ordinance to today's committee. in particular, i want to thank small business commissioner miriam sessions for her extensive work on this proposal over the past several years. additionally, i want to thank henry lifton and the city attorney's office. carl nicita from the police department, and anna vlcek from the department of public health, all of whom were instrumental in the drafting of this legislation. thank you for your time today and our office hopes to have your support. thank you so much, colleagues. any questions? nope i think it's all very clear

expressed that neither department is oppose today this ordinance. these departments understand that laws have since been inactive, and sfpd has confirmed that it will continue to conduct with california abc which uses a oriented approach. for these reasons and more, this ordinance is supported by the business alliance, arab grocers association, independent grocers association, tenderloin merchant association and many businesses city wide. supervisor stefani and office is grateful to all who have helped. i want to thank vice president, with her extensive work over the years and her expertise in this subject. thank you for your time today and i'm here to answer any questions. thank you. >> thank you, thank you very much for that presentation and all the work on the legislation. commissioners any questions? vice president? >> yes, i'm here to thank the supervisor's office and you lorenzo and our office and commission for all of the leadership on this, and i think this, this is a really good example of agencies coming to meet merchants in the conversation of compliance and adjusting and i think the fact that sfpd and sh has supported this and we've gone through a process of having this d

express headquarters. wells fargo. hudson bay trading company and famous early settlers one of whom william leaderdorph who lived blocks from here a successful business person. african-american decent and the first million airin california. >> wilwoman was the founders of san francisco. here during the gold rush came in the early 1840s. he spent time stake himself as a merchant seaman and a business person. his father and brother in new orleans. we know him for san francisco's history. establishing himself here arnold 18 twoochl he did one of many things the first to do in yerba buena. was not california yet and was not fully san francisco yet. >> because he was an american citizen but spoke spanish he was able to during the time when america was taking over california from mexico, there was annexations that happened and conflict emerging and war, of course. he was part of the peek deliberations and am bas doorship to create the state of california a vice council to mexico. mexico granted him citizenship. he loaned the government of san francisco money. to funds some of the war efforts to establish the city itself and the state, of course. he established the first hotel here the person people turned to often to receive

express headquarters. wells fargo. hudson bay trading company and famous early settlers one of whom william leaderdorph who lived blocks from here a successful business person. african-american decent and the first million airin california. >> wilwoman was the founders of san francisco. here during the gold rush came in the early 1840s. he spent time stake himself as a merchant seaman and a business person. his father and brother in new orleans. we know him for san francisco's history. establishing himself here arnold 18 twoochl he did one of many things the first to do in yerba buena. was not california yet and was not fully san francisco yet. >> because he was an american citizen but spoke spanish he was able to during the time when america was taking over california from mexico, there was annexations that happened and conflict emerging and war, of course. he was part of the peek deliberations and am bas doorship to create the state of california a vice council to mexico. mexico granted him citizenship. he loaned the government of san francisco money. to funds some of the war efforts to establish the city itself and the state, of course. he established the first hotel here the person people turned to often to receive

california regardless of their financial circumstances. uci is a federally designated hispanic serving institution. >> time is now 616. starting today, bart is cutting back on its early bird expressecause of low ridership, limited funding and a demand for bus drivers for other agencies. bart will keep eight bus trips that will serve 90% of the riders, while eliminating seven bus trips. more service changes are expected august the 12th. >> all right, back over to sal. hopefully no big problems. it's monday morning and people just want to smooth commute. yeah, yeah. >> you know it's not all that bad. i think we're beginning to see a little bit of that. june vacation setting in there. yeah yeah. so let me show you the richmond bridge. a bridge that pam likes a lot, this is a look at the richmond bridge. it looks all right, triple a traffic camera showing us a little bit of a delay, this is the time of year where the sun comes beating down right through the toll plaza. but the backup isn't all that bad. it's a little bit slow, but it's backed up to about the end of the parking lot. and 580 is slow on the altamont pass. highway four does not have a big slowdown at 680. looks good from