and that he did it at the behest of his friend, manny?iend, they worked in business, and in the drug business. if the last name haro sounds familiar, it should be, manny's sister is claudia haro, joe pesci >> for his sister claudia who was once married to garrett, but at the time was going through a contentious divorce, this was an 11. this was about custody of the daughter, exactly. and she had a lot of antipathy that was expressed toward garrett warren. >> she said you were going to bleed. when one spouse says to the other you are going to bleed it's a sign there are bedtimes to come. prosecutors believed they were beginning to understand the outlines of the plot that killed garrett warren. infuriated by a bitter custody battle they believed claudia haro set it in motion but proving that wouldn't be easy. investigators began by looking at how claudia might have persuaded her brother to get involved. detectives arrested jorge hernandez and manny haro and charged them with attempted murder and conspiracy. when they questioned manny they l

manny ramirez, manny being manny? said about the crypto being crypto. bring in kraken ceo.s the only one that got that. david ripley. david, i said the words, intestinal fortitude for owning crypto. listen, i get it. crypto volatile since the day it was born effectively but what do you say to team member, friends and family when we see a 20,000 point swing in a matter of a couple days? >> yeah. thanks for having me on. i think you've said it well. summed it up. look, i've been in the crypto industry over a decade. kraken in the industry even longer. and this is nothing new. certainly short-term voller in ability for bitcoin. look at it comparer to now, year ago, five years ago, same story. up and to the right over the long term. >> buyers coming back in. to what, then, do you ascribe the -- i get it when the yen carry trade forces stocks to fall because all of a sudden margin call. got to sell a bunch of stocks to raise money, pay back your debt in japanese yen. makes per spect sense to me. at least does now. why was crypto impacted by the yen carry trade? >> right. well, y

manny's in san francisco hosted a watch party tonight.ell, it was just about a month ago here at manny's the day after president biden announced that he was dropping out of the race for the white house. now we are back, this time for night one of the dnc, a night filled with excitement for the presidential candidate and bay area native kamala harris. huddled around tables, eyes glued to the tv, excited san francisco democrats watched on as the woman who first made her name here in the bay area took her place as the democratic nominee for president at day one of the democratic national convention. >> i'm glad that she spoke right away. >> reporter: tina martin was taking notes during the night's speeches. she told me she was pleasantly surprised at how engaging the speakers were. >> i was afraid they were going to wait until the fourth night to have a lot of great speakers, but they started off this way. i think that was really important. >>

un año que trae desafíos, dice el superintendente interino manny barbera.erre de 9 de las 21 escuelas que conforman el distrito. as of last week. el motivo es la falta de estudiantes. asegura que hasta hace una semana el número de alumnos matriculados era menor al del año pasado y que, en efecto, la proyección del distrito es que la matrícula baje. aún no se han definido cuáles recintos escolares podrían consolidarse o cerrarse. es un plan que tenemos que llevar a cabo si es que queremos retener el distrito. andrés quintero, vicepresidente de la junta escolar, dice que el cierre de los planteles ocurriría para el próximo ciclo en agosto 2025. mi enfoque sería a retener a escuelas secundarias y primarias en cada cuadrante de nuestro distrito para asegurar que ni un alumno tenga que ir de un lado del distrito al otro. eso es lo que más preocupa a padres de familia. las mamás que tienen que agarrar el autobús para llevar a los niños más lejos o dependiendo de los trabajos, pues obviamente perjudica también a los padres y a los niños. esta me queda aquí, luego,

manny's expects a full house all week because of the democratic national convention. last night was standing room only inside, and many people had to watch the convention from outside the entrance. manny's is hosting viewing parties every night of the convention. >> probably takes a lot to get a bunch of san franciscans really excited about this stuff, given the fact that it's a pretty liberal area, but you can just really feel in the room that people are incredibly excited about this race now and really feel represented. and i think there's a lot of pride in having a hometown hero up there as well. >> people at the watch party say the convention is making them feel optimistic about the future. one person told us about their plans to knock on doors for the harris campaign. >> our coverage of the democratic national convention continues all week. political reporter greg lee has live reports from chicago. his reports continue today on air and at ktvu. dot com. >> our cameras captured the first supermoon of the year from our sutro tower cameras in san francisco. take a l

. >> manny owns manny's, a civic event center and cafe. he's also the head of the valencia merchants association, representing about 500 independent businesses. >> there's four new art galleries that have just opened up within a couple hundred feet of each other that are doing art openings every month within the last, like six months. >> his take on the san francisco business climate. >> i wouldn't conflate new businesses opening with it, becoming easier to do small business in san francisco. it's becoming harder to do small business in san francisco. we have less tourists, we have higher costs. >> but he says now business owners are more organized, driven. >> we take chances. we take risks. we're go getters. >> leading to a renewed sense of hope and hustle. >> i always feel optimistic about san francisco. there's no place that's more special than this. >> ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> today, democratic presidential nominee vice president kamala harris will give her first sit down interview since president biden ended his reelection b

manny is hosting viewing party viewing parties every night of the convention. >> probably takes a lotted about this stuff, given the fact that it's a pretty liberal area, but you can just really feel in the room that people are incredibly excited about this race now and really feel represented. and i think there's a lot of pride in having a hometown hero up there as well. >> people at the watch party said the convention made them feel optimistic about the future. one person said they plan to launch a door knock campaign in support of vice president harris. others are turning to creative ways to support political races here in the bay area and nationwide. dana jacobson is an events marketing manager. she is using her talents in the kitchen to raise money. she calls her operation bake back better. she creates and sells various cupcakes at a cost of $35 for a pack of four. proceeds from the cupcake sale support democratic candidates and causes in tight races across the country. >> i saw very quickly the importance of taking hobbies and converting them to causes i cared about. >> jacobson

. >> chris mannis and you're tc. the our guest today is marquis.runs out of the office of the mayor in the city and county s and he's with us today to talk about the recent progress the sunnidale hope sf housing project. welcome to sh. >> good morning. thank you for having me today. >> let's start by talking about the existing residents of sunnydale and their history. >> so sunnydale was in the 1940s for a workers. it's the public housing community west of the mississippi. it's about 50acres. pretty huge. 760 single story units one to four bedrooms. >> i understand it's an ambitious rethinking of the residences. can you briefly describe thee sf's involvement? the work of hope sf is th of r. that acknowledging that our public housing community, the levels of violence and poverty that are in these communities arenoaccident. you know, it's opportunity to address a system issue, you know, that people need than housing. they need health services. resources. economic investment of that nature.jobs and and so hope sf strives to work with our cityyems to b

president kamala harris is already well known to many bay area voters we spoke to a group who gathered at manny's in the mission, and they were eager to see if harris comes across as a credible leader. >>>>i think harris did a great job. i think she was intelligent, highly informed, and she had command of the process. this was her first moment to do this. i didn't look to this as an opportunity to learn something. i just wanted to see how they reacted in that high pressure kind of environment. and i thought they did fine. i think they can improve >gianna>well with a little over two months until election day, the harris team has a lot of work to do to sway undecided voters and to power that race to the white house harris needs money. second gentleman doug emhoff leaving the battleground states. he's toured the last 48 hours for a california fundraiser right here in san francisco today. tickets start at $25,000. stay up to date with everything happening in the campaign on our website, kpix.com and streaming on the cbs news app. 40 niners star receiver brandon aiyuk finally got the deal he wanted. v

some manny, the ocean. there's just been a lot of activity out there in the water. and so plain to said live look now downtown san francisco. yeah, it's a nice night out there. tonight 2 down. yeah, i don't know. maybe get iris up, mike. we've busy and iris up a little lawrence, what's happening? guys, you're busy out there in the waters right now, right? yeah, there's a very fine line between lucky and unlucky. great white sharks, right? boy, they're big predators out there. but >> very active on the ocean right now. we've got a lot of a small fish that are moving along the coastline. the whales are out there feeding right now along the coastline as well. so, >> yeah, it is very busy out there right now enjoying the weather at the pattern changing now. see the fog. he's just got to move inside the bay right now. looks like we're going to a little patchy fog out there overnight tonight, but not a whole lot. but big change, the pattern coming our way tomorrow. high pressure is going to build ever so slightly. and that's going to warm up the temperatures. probably the

. >> we move now to your voice, your vote, where we saw plenty of people gathering at manny's cafe inhe mission district for what was a key moment in this re-energised race for the white house. cnn had the first sit down interview with democratic presidential candidate kamala harris and her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz. >> the interview from georgia comes as they campaign in that battleground state this week. >> reporter cheryl hubbard has the biggest takeaways from the joint tv event. >> vice president kamala harris, sitting down for her first unscripted interview with a major media outlet since becoming the democratic nominee. cnn's dana bash asking the tough questions like questions about harris's perceived policy shifts over the years. >> my values have not changed. >> during this joint interview, her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz, also addressed being on the defensive ever since accepting his nomination as harris's vp pick. >> if it's not this, it's an attack on my children for showing love for me or it's an attack on my dog. i'm not going to do that. and

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manny's is hosting its own nightly watch party, beginning at six in the evening tomorrow. ktvu political reporter greg lee in chicago this week. he will have live reports from the democratic convention hall. it all starts tomorrow, right here on ktvu. well, tonight, dozens of people have been displaced after a fire at an apartment building in the city of pittsburgh. that fire spread so quickly, it forced some residents to have to jump to safety. as ktvu amanda quintana reports, one resident says she accidentally started the fire. >> i tried to make something to eat and dozed off right then and there, and when i woke up, the whole living room and kitchen area was on fire. >> jordan williams says she was woken up by her friends pulling her out of her burning apartment right now. that fire then turned to this. nearly the whole building engulfed in flames. it was chaos as people were running, trying to get out and yelling to wake up others. at three in the morning, latasha wade's daughter alerted her. >> it took a minute to come to. and then i smelled the smoke, and then i saw

tonight a group gathered at manny's in the mission eager to listen not only to her agenda for the next four years, but also to see if she comes across as a credible leader. andrea nakano was there. >> the environment >> reporter: a sitdown with presidential nominee kamala harris and her running mate tim walz in the first interview of this kind since the democratic ticket shake-up. they answered questions ranging from the economy to border security. their performance got some mixed reviews. >> i think harris did a great job. i think she was intelligent, highly informed, and she had command of the process. this was her first moment to do this. i think she really stepped forward in a presidential way. >> i perceived that it was a little bit of a new environment for the both of them, to be on national tv under the kind of spotlight and i perceived that they got looser and easier as the interview went on. >> reporter: most agree both harris and walz seemed to stick tightly to a script and their main goal was to send a simple message to the voters. >> i think she framed this as a choice, you

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manny now entering its uh uh fourth day, we're looking at some uh... headlines at press tv: the israeli war machine fueled by the us continues to take more palestinian lives in the gaza strip. iran once again stresses its right to retaliate the late july assassination of the hamas leader in tehran while europe asks for restraint and the us deploys another warship to the region and moscow the sides to stop peace negotiations in the wake of deadly ukrainian incursion into the kursk region.

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friends of vice president kamala harris gathered at manny's in san francisco to talk about the womany knew before she was a household name, and the democratic presidential nominee. the group included longtime political supporters of the vice president. they talked about her rise from san francisco prosecutor to district attorney, and they reflected on their first impressions of her. >> the moment i met kamala, i thought, oh my gosh, she should be in power because she had such a presence so much confidence. when she walked into the room. you just thought she should be leading big things. you know, did i know she was going to be running for president? no, but she really did have such a presence. >> congressional candidate lateefah simon said she was in her 20s when she first met and spoke with kamala harris, who asked for her help to advocate for victims of sex trafficking. she said that harris's deep compassion for her victims won her over. >> president biden reportedly harbors resentment towards san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi following his decision to exit the presidential

. >> we move now to your voice, your vote, where we saw plenty of people gathering at manny's cafe in the mission district for what was a key moment in this re-energised race for the white house. cnn had the first sit down interview with democratic presidential candidate kamala harris and her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz. >> the interview from georgia comes as they campaign in that battleground state this week. >> reporter cheryl hubbard has the biggest takeaways from the joint tv event. >> vice president kamala harris, sitting down for her first unscripted interview with a major media outlet since becoming the democratic nominee. cnn's dana bash asking the tough questions like questions about harris's perceived policy shifts over the years. >> my values have not changed. >> during this joint interview, her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz, also addressed being on the defensive ever since accepting his nomination as harris's vp pick. >> if it's not this, it's an attack on my children for showing love for me or it's an attack on my dog. i'm not going to do that. a

the 60th anniversary of a speech at the 19th six d4 democratic convention by civil rights activist manny hamer, who denounced the party for not letting her sit with an integrated delegation from her home state of mississippi. several speakers this week have said if hamer hadn't spoken out then, harris' nomination might not be possible now. norah? >> norah: so much has changed they are an important history. ed o'keefe, thank you so much feared in hopes of drawing attention away from the convention, former president donald trump is campaigning in the battleground state of arizona to focus on immigration. trump toured the u.s.-mexico border where he accused vice president harris of not doing enough to stop the flow of illegal immigrants. cbs's caitlin huey-burns is there. >> reporter: former president trump went to the arizona border today to tie the thorny immigration issue to his arrival, kamala harris. >> we had a border czar who was the border czar, she love the title but didn't want to do the work because she is lazy. >> trump has called harris the border czar repeatedly but she was ac

i mean that, and that's why there is this good constant manny attempt to get everyone to vote to tell you. oh, really, really, what did you vote your most about? you know this, your duty as a citizen to vote and then i think was a little why what, what difference the going to make and why we're getting lead is that we don't what do you know to kind of the said we don't want, if it was a little of the problem with this or the west and democratic model is that it's just based on one of printers, which is we have to keep out the other guy. the other guy is an existing show threat that that's all, sir. we don't, we don't actually and promise you anything. we don't have a positive program. we don't, we don't, we have no idea how to improve your life, but not for us. and that person is literally hitler. and we have to do whatever we can in order to keep them on a bar. and this is what we're doing. this is what is the, whether it's the united states, whether it's crossed. oh, it is in germany, and i get very soon. it will be the case in the u. k. where, you know, the, the, the, the, the, the

i mean that, and that's why there is this gunston manny attempt to get everyone to vote to tell you. oh, really, really voted your vote. you're not supposed to know this, your duty as a citizen, to vote. and then, and i think was a little why what, what difference the going to make and why we're getting lead is that we don't want to, you know, to attend. that is, that we don't want, i mean, if it was a little of the problem with this or the west and democratic model is that it's just based on a long, prentice, which is, we have to keep out the other guy. the other guy is an existing show threat that that's all so we don't, we don't, i can't promise you anything. we don't have a positive program. we don't, we don't, we have no idea how to improve your life. but that person, that person is literally hitler, and we have to do whatever we can in order to keep them out of us. and this is what we're doing. this is what is it, whether it's united states, whether it's crossed. oh, it is in germany and i get very soon, it will be the case in the u. k. where you know, the, the, the, the, it, t

every day and they were recognized, i forget how frequently those many lunches was named in memory of manny, who had been a great human service secretary and a colleague with the governor at the kennedy school, but recognizing that it's not all policy, it's the person on the street picking up the trash, making things work every day. and to bounce it back at you, ted, ted landsmark was the first person that mike dukakis appointed to the board after bob kylie back in the '75 period. now, those of you almost as old as me may remember the mbta of that period, the only question who got jobs at the t was which parish in south boston didn't you come from. if you were italian, you better have blue eyes and be blond and fake it. i had a brother-in-law named mauerazi and he called himself morrissey, that's how he got the job. >> and with bob kylie, and the leadership of the governor we set up the lottery system for the hiring of bus drivers and the entry level positions at the t and within 10 years, you walked onto a bus and you see spanish people, females, blacks, and if you walk onto the t today, n

joining us to talk about this, manny chirico.f relief with walmart. maybe retail sales won'ts about bull yant. what do you think? >> under pressure as much as we're seeing a bit of easesing on inflation. i think that's going to take a little bit of a while to work through the system. i think, you know, consumers are still looking at higher prices than what we looking at a year or two ago. and that's just putting pressure on top of the, an election. so i think the consumer's under stress but continuing to selectively spend. you can see that with walmart. value is really winning the day. they are really delivering on the grocery side of the business in a big way and i think you'll probably see really strong results coming out of costco and particularly target as they start the anniversary of comps. >> target is higher, a little bit of halo effect what walmart reported this morning. you mentioned the election starting with amazon. other retailers and analysts said it's a real thing during election years consumers get more cautious a

campaign knows he is lying, there is a reason he is doing it because you heard the sound bite before manny said, when people get to know who kamala harris is, what does the vp do with the fact you have donald trump pushing lies about who she is and what she supports? how do they combat that? because those people here talking to, chances are, they are not watching you and me right now. >> i think there is something really interesting about two elements of your question, i would also echo something peter just smartly said about the golden oldies, he and i, at different times, went to visit with donald trump soon after he had left the presidency. he said a lot of the same things today at his press conference that struck me as so strange, to bring up again that the people who charged the capitol, basically broke into the iconic home of our democracy , were very pleasant people and it was all very peaceful. that was some of the alternate reality that trump was living in , in mar-a-lago in exile when he lost the election in 2020. the second part of your question, how do you combat the misleading

suspects, the one that most stands out is iran and, yeah, they're looking to get back at trump for sole mannyut when you look at china and russia, they don't really care who's in office. their goal is disruption and chaos, but iran is ideological in terms of a country, and they're the ones, i think, behind it. will: one could say it's a badge of honor to ensure he's not in the presidency again, targeting the trump campaign. mayor wright, thank -- morgan wright, thanks so much for being with us. >> you bet, will. will: harris pulling ahead in wisconsin. what does it mean for down-ballot races? if eric hugbee is running against democratic senator tammy baldwin, and he's next.e baldwin, and he's next.e ♪i ♪ upwork is half the cost of our old recruiter and they have top-tier talent and everything from pr to project management because this is how we work now. >> no application fee if you apply by august 29 at university of maryland global campus, offering online and hybrid courses and lifetime career services. learn about our more than 135 degrees and certificates at umgc.edu. ♪ rachel: brand new

her friends gathered in san francisco at manny's to talk about the woman they knew before she becameusehold name, and the presumptive democratic presidential nominee. they talked about her rise from being a san francisco prosecutor to the city's district attorney. they also talked about their first impressions of kamala harris. >> the moment i met kamala, i thought, oh, my gosh, she should be in power because she had such a presence, so much confidence. when she walked into the room. you just thought she should be leading big things. you know, did i know she was going to be running for president? no, but she really did have such a presence. >> now, lateefah simon, who is running for the seat being vacated by congresswoman barbara lee, says she has known kamala harris for more than 20 years. lateefah simon says harris won her over when she asked for help to advocate for victims of sex trafficking and kamala harris showed a deep compassion for the victims. >> a bay area wrestler returns home as an olympic champion. 20 year old amit dhillon became the youngest u.s. wrestler to win the g

manny's is hosting its own nightly watch party starting at 6 p.m. today. ktvu is your home for this week's dnc. political reporter greg lee will be there all week covering the event from every angle. he'll have live reports from the democratic convention hall. it all starts today on ktvu. >> it is finally back to school for the last big bay area school districts. many students have been back in school for nearly two weeks, but today, san francisco unified, fremont union and sunnyvale and cupertino west, contra costa unified and vallejo unified all returned to class. >> now to this story at 507 in san francisco, there are concerns about the future of the school district. san francisco unified has close to 50,000 students, but enrollment is down. the district says it has lost more than 4000 students in the last seven years. and because of that district superintendent matt wayne says they've been considering school closings, mergers and consolidating resources. >> we need to adjust our school portfolio to match that reality and make sure we're using our resou

. >> ainsley: let's bring in federal prosecutor nehemiah into manny. >> good morning, thanks for havingwill this effect the election and is america tired of this don't know what it means i don't think this will effect the election at all more narrow indictment really the evidence we are talking about came out january 6th hearing, the impeachment proceedings in congress and that first indictment. because of the supreme court's decision, jack smith jack smith had to remove charges including jeffrey clark. take those out because the supreme court made it clear that those communications with the doj, those are official acts and, therefore, subject to immunity. >> brian: the grand jury looked at this and said yeah, we have to indict him on this. so then it goes up. what is the exact next step? what kind of timing are we looking at? >> well, we know grand jury will indict a' ham sand witch the fact that smith got an indictment isn't surprising. none of this was going to happen before the election anyway. now that we have a superseding indictment and arraignment. the former president isn't goi

probably have run makes plays goes through his reads and brings energy manny's.s out there making plays and guys feed off it. you know, that's football. you know, it's not always going to be pretty back. there going to be perfect like we're going make plays off schedule and bring some juice to the team and us feed off that. so love having him in the room and and like i said, pretty to add on to the good news rookie safety malik, mustafa grew up a forty-niners fan and of course he's been a beast all preseason. well, tonight was no different. but guess what? it was his first game, of course, in levi's stadium after growing up watching the niners, he said it was surreal. he didn't even have nerves in the first preseason game against the titans. but he said he absolutely did have some tonight, but he enjoyed every minute of his performance out there for the niners. now, as for the niners as a whole, they will be off on monday. they will return to practice on tuesday as they prepare for that battle. >> that friday matchup in their final preseason game against the las

here in the bay area, people gathered at manny's cafe in the mission district to watch this key moment. a man at the live desk with the takeaways. >> reggie, the cnn interview with vice president kamala harris is significant. she's been criticized for not speaking without a teleprompter since becoming the democratic candidate. vp harris was asked about her stance on key issues like immigration. she said she recognizes the problem at the southern border and believes there should be consequences for people who cross illegally. she also pointed to her experience as the california attorney general. >> i spent two terms as the attorney general of california, prosecuting transnational criminal organizations, violations of american laws regarding the passage, illegal passage of guns, drugs, and human beings across our border. >> and when it comes to the economy, she said, her priority is to strengthen the middle class. she wants to expand affordable housing and extend the child tax credit. she was also asked about her policy shifts over the years. vp harris said her policies may have changed,

your community station attended an event at manny's in san francisco where we got a chance to hear from you the voter. >> i really do believe kamala harris and tim walz are going to win. i really do believe that. i think the pieces are going to -- >> tina martin there hoping that that happens. one of many supporters feeling optimistic of the future as they await harris' acceptance speech and that happens thursday. meanwhile former president donald trump meeting with voters in several key states today. he heads to michigan while his vice presidential nominee j.d. vance will be in wisconsin. more coverage of the republicans' fight to win back the white house a little lit baiter. but this morning, we are getting reaction from voters with veronica. good morning. >> reporter: reed, good morning. yes, even though things ended late last night with the dnc, this morning, i'm learning some people stayed up to watch. we're going to have reaction this morning from people here in san jose at cafe rosalina. >>> also back to school time in the bay but for some students in the east bay, it was a rocky

during the interview, a group of bay area voters watched at manny's in san francisco's mission district your community station in the room from you the voter getting your reaction. >> i think harris did a great job. i think she was intelligent. highly informed. and she had command of the process. this was her first moment to do this. >> i didn't look to this as a opportunity to learn something. i just wanted to see how they reacted in that high pressure kind of environment. and i thought they did fine. i think they can improve. >> okay. so that said, this we know, harris pulls high in blue state. so those undecided voters are prime political real estate for kamala harris and tim walz. really for both tickets. two months to election day. harris knows she has a lot of work to do. she needs money. to that point second gentleman doug emhoff leaving the battleground states for a fundraiser here in san francisco. tickets start at $25,000. so on the republican side, in the wake of the conservative supreme court ruling overturning roe versus wade, former president donald trump was forced to add

i'm chris mannis and you're watching san francisco rising. the our guest today is marquise gray.ut of the office of the mayor city and county of san francisco. and he's with us today to t o the sunnidale hope sf houng project. welcome to the show. >> good morning. thank you for having me today. let's start by talking about the existingts of sunnydale and their sunnydale the 1940s for a it's the largest public housing community west of the ssissip. it's about 50 acres. pretty huge. about 760 single story units one to four bedrooms. understand it's an ambitious rethinking of the can you briefly describe the scope of the program and hope sf's involvement? >> yeah. the work of hope sf is this idea of more than housing. ng community, the g that our levels of violence and poverty that are in these communities are not by accident. you know, it's our opportunity to address a system issue, you know, that people need more than housing. they need services. resources. opportunities, jobs and things of that nature. and so hope sf strive to work with our city systems to better communities. lic

and if you need to shake off the sunday scaries on sunday at 10 a.m, manny's restaurant is hosting ae mission district in san francisco. so for more ideas and stories on how climate change is impacting the bay area and what you can do about it, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and click on the climate in crisis tab. all right kerry thank you. well, we've got a lot more ahead for you at 630, including breaking news on a prisoner swap out of russia. our kris sanchez is in our newsroom. she is tracking the brand new details. she'll have more of that after the break from overseas. plus, breaking news here in walnut creek, where a young woman has been killed in a traffic accident behind me. the reason why police believe alcohol was involved. stay with us. you're watching today in the bay introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one today. crash near downtown walnut creek. power lines are dow

you can register online and if you need to shake off the sunday scaries on sunday at 10 a.m, manny's restaurant is also hosting a cleanup around the mission district in san francisco. for more ideas and stories on how climate change is impacting the bay area, what you can do about it, visit us on our website, nbcbayarea.com and click on the climate in crisis tab. laura. thank you kerry. well, happening today, the bay area's first driverless shuttle service is expanding. beep. a fleet of ai powered shuttles will now include a part of walnut creek, the senior community of rossmoor. the shuttles launched last year in san ramon's bishop's ranch. the new shuttles will start running later this morning and live at eight. in our streaming newscast, we'll talk with company leaders about the expansion. look forward to that. well next with top stories we're following today, including helping animals in need, the local animal shelter, stepping up to help those who are being forced from their homes because of ongoing park fire in butte county. a young woman is dead after a horrible collision behi

jeffrey, manny, really appreciate you taking the time this afternoon. thank you. >> my pleasure.s for having me. >> up next here on the four this afternoon we want to move and talk about the severe weather that's happening on the other side of the country. thousands of people in florida are without power right now. after debby made landfall along the gulf coast, it came ashore as a category one hurricane. but it has since been downgraded to a tropical storm. still, though, officials say at least two people have been killed as a result of the storm. >> fox's jonathan essary has more now for us from atlanta. >> torrential rain, downed trees and power outages. that's the scene throughout northern florida on monday after debby made landfall in the big bend area as a category one hurricane. the system quickly swamped roads as it moved further inland. officials say at least two people were killed after their car lost control on a wet road. >> do not go, walk or drive into flooded roadways. there are hazards there. they're dangerous. we want everybody to be safe. >> the national guard i

we'll h e that gathered at manny's in san francisco tonight to talk about the democratic presidential. the group included longtime political supporters of the vice president that has talked about her rise from a prosecutor to district attorney, and then reflected on their first impressions of harris congressional candidate lateefah simon said she was in her 20s when she first spoke with kamala harris, who asked for her help to advocate for victims of sex trafficking. >> so happy that in this presidential race, we only have less than three months, folks are going to start meeting the kamala harris that we all know on this stage. >> she just struck me as someone who was so unique, you know, someone who was so smart, as mark said, and someone who was going to do big things. >> the packed house also heard from her former finance committee chair, who described how she made headlines for her fundraising haul as a virtual unknown in her first campaign for district attorney there in the city. >> former president donald trump made a campaign stop in north carolina today. the former president,

and it was standing room only in the entryway of manny's in san francisco that mission district venue, hosting a watch party every night of the convention. people told us the convention is giving them renewed optimism about the future. >> probably takes a lot to get a bunch of san franciscans really excited about this stuff, given the fact that it's a pretty liberal area, but you can just really feel in the room that people are incredibly excited about this race now and really feel represented. and i think there's a lot of pride in having a hometown hero up there as well. >> people also told us they left that watch party motivated to volunteer. we spoke to one viewer who plans to knock on doors for the harris campaign in nevada, back in chicago. >> dozens of protesters broke through a security fence right near the site of the dnc. after all, the state. officials say pro-palestinian protesters knocked down fencing. some even used sledgehammers to breach the secure area. at least four people were arrested. one man said his friend was among those detained. he says they were marching for

her running mate was by her side here in the bay area, people gathered at manny's cafe in the mission district to watch the key moment. amanda at the live desk with the takeaways. >> yeah, reggie, the cnn interview with vice president kamala harris is significant. she's been criticized for not speaking without a teleprompter since becoming the democratic candidate. vp harris was asked about her stance on key issues like immigration, and she said she recognizes the problem at the southern border and believes there should be consequences for people who cross illegally. she also pointed to her experience as the california attorney general. >> i spent two terms as the attorney general of california, prosecuting transnational criminal organizations, violations of american laws regarding the passage, illegal passage of guns, drugs, and human beings across our border. >> and when it comes to the economy, she said, her priority is to strengthen the middle class. she wants to expand affordable housing and extend the child tax credit. she was also asked about her policy shifts over the years, a

and what does it mean to think of malcolm as my good friend imani perry says after we read manny marvel's biography of malcolm together, she said, oh my god, when you read him, he's like, after he leaves the nation, he's flailing and, failing. mm hmm. and so suddenly malcolm becomes this wounded witness, not the shining black prince. i bring him down to the ground, and i'm able to be critical of the hypermasculine politics that that black nationalism presented me. if that makes sense to you. no, it makes perfect sense. you know, it's interesting that for malcolm, you are able to position yourself in ways that you're not with dr. king, at least to some degree, do you? dr. king, perhaps more because of your training as a philosopher, religion through a prophetic tradition that surrounds both your own experience as a as a student of cornel west, but also the towering figure of james cone. and so much of the way in which king has loomed large and how we even developed an understanding of a black liberation theology, for example. mm hmm. in this case, the story of malcolm's failings give licen