elian: hoy tuvo lugar otro dÍa del juicio contra rubÉn oseguera gonzÁlez, miembro del cÁrtel quentinbÉn oseguera gonzÁlez se enfrentÓ cara a cara con el policÍa federal mexicano que lo detuvo en 2015 en jalisco. el policÍa mexicano testificÓ en la corte. no mostrÓ su rostro y tampoco se identificÓ. revelÓ que josÉ cayÓ por reporte de gente armada en las calles. >> vemos las mÁs armadas, nos acercamos, una escapÓ, pero alcanzamos de tener una, testificÓ. el policÍa recordÓ que josÉ apuntando con un rifle exigiÓ que lo de sentir porque era del cÁrtel quentin halys, veneraciÓn. afirma que cuando intento escapar, se tropezÓ y fue capturado. se revelÓ que fue una gorda con las iniciales del cÁrtel que delatÓ lo que hacÍas. >> la gorra se me hace muy raro porque rubÉn mantenÍa un perfil muy bajo. claudia: adentro de la corte estaba una de las hermanas de rubÉn que no quiso ser entrevistada y dijo que no estÁ contenta con mucha de las cosas que se dicen aquÍ adentro, como por ejemplo, que su apodo no era el menchito y tambiÉn que no fue capturado en la calle, sino mÁs bien en una casa y que

quentin letts and aaron bastani remain alongside me.pensions in just a second, but look at this video. it caught my eye today and i thought, i can't let my show go by without showing it to you guys at home. watch. look at this. i'll describe it on the radio. i'll describe it on the radio. i'll describe it on the radio. i'll describe it if you're listening on the radio. so it's a shop. you've got a gang of masked hooded men and they go into this shop like they own the place. they jump over the counter and you won't believe it if you're listening on the radio. when i tell you what they brought with them, they are brought with them a wheelie bin. yes, you heard that right. a blue one, which i think is glass recycling. so at least they've got the right kind of wheelie bin because they then proceed to fill it with booze with cigarettes, with anything. they quite frankly feel like taking and off they wheel it. they've got machetes in their hand and it blew me away. our bastani, i think how brazen must you be? i mean, look at him. he's got a m

. >> last word to quentin. >> last word to quentin. >> well, look , the market is >> well, look, thetteries is coming down. and manufacturers , particularly manufacturers, particularly those ones who complained about the z mandate , need to get their the z mandate, need to get their price points. vauxhall are brought out a new electric car called the frontera 23 grand. now that's the same price as a fiesta used to be. so we're we're getting there. but i have no sympathy for manufacturers who complain because they built the wrong type of electric car and expect to us pay 100 grand for it. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> well, there we go. >> well, there we go. >> talking free markets will work in the end. thank you to my panel and to quentin. in a moment you would never have guessed, but it seems i may have become an unlikely diet slash health guru >> what do you make if you're if you're a manufacturer and you're facing these huge fines, they're going to come up with tricks like this, right? which means that you're six months away from buying buying the car. you actually want. why can't th

florida, it is expensive to travel for trump, city by city, state by state, to pay for this trip, quentinsells symbols with the face of his idol. the most popular flag today is trump fans. and another one. fight, fight, fight, after the assassination attempt. and of the t-shirts, they most often take the inscription, convicted of serious crimes. trump on flags, vests, t-shirts, stickers , mugs, cars, mobile homes, motorcycles are covered with it. local men see trump as the ideal of masculinity, a strong-willed president with a heavy hand. women idolize him and are ready to kiss him. image. i love trump, he will give us back the old america. hours-long queue in the heat, hundreds of people. furnaces in the workshops behind me have not been lit for several decades, the city has failed to rebuild its economy since then has been one of the poorest in pennsylvania: low-wage working class, blue collars, people without a college degree, the core of trump supporters, they opened the way for him to the white house 8 years ago, when pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin, contrary to expectations and

this is a recent commencement ceremony inside san quentin.cerated people graduating from mount tamalpais college. it is the first accredited junior college in the country based behind bars. and here with me now live is jody lewin, the founder and president of mount tamalpais college. jody it's a real pleasure to meet you. you run one of the most unique colleges in the country. why was it important to offer this education to people in prison? >> so there are, contrary to popular belief, many, many, many people, really hundreds and thousands of people in prison in the u.s. who would urgently love the opportunity to have an education. and i understand how frustrated and angry people often are at anyone who's committed serious violent crime in particular. but i think it's also very exciting to realize there are a lot of people who for whom that wasn't necessarily the life they wanted, and that, given the opportunity, would really love to create a new path for themselves. so i think it's about realizing human potential and also creating real oppor

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tedx contando su historia de superación como un ejemplo para otros reclusos que han pasado por san quentinan en la cárcel del condado santa clara. los 3 están con cargos por intento de homicidio. en vivo desde san josé libertad pedraza noticiero telemundo 48. pues muchas gracias. libertad por tu reporte. te esperamos más adelante con más detalles. vamos a otra información. arrestan a un sospechoso de robo tras una persecución el martes por la mañana. agentes del alguacil del condado de alameda fueron alertados de un crimen en castro valley, donde un sujeto supuestamente se robó la cartera de una persona y se subió a un auto que lo esperaba. detectives dieron con el auto y lo siguieron hasta llegar a oakland, donde inició dicha persecución. sin embargo, el sospechoso fue alcanzado y arrestado. la víctima no sufrió heridas y también tenemos una alerta para alumnos de la universidad de berkeley. después de una serie de crímenes perturbadores que han sucedido en el plantel y alrededor de él. y es que la policía universitaria recibió múltiples reportes de asaltos sexuales sobre la avenida colle

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heredia had already served time in san quentin for a 2005 homicide in san jose after he was released in 2018. he actually appeared in a ted talk discussing life after prison. okay, we're going to go ahead and switch gears now to our weather as we take a live look across our network of cameras. so we did see some sprinkles today in some parts of the bay area. rain chances are gone, but the gloomy conditions are going to be sticking around. so i am here now with meteorologist vianey arana for an early check of the forecast. yeah, we're seeing that system continue to move north to south. so the impacts of this will be more towards central. and next up southern california. that includes la. but if you notice the temperatures were cool and comfortable 60s and 70s even right now. we're going to see a gradual warm up on the way though. but before i get to that, let's show you how the system is looking on satellite. also, the wind speeds. we've been seeing some calm wind speeds overall 10 to 15mph. and here's where that system currently is that we've been monitoring and tracking over the pas

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quentin for either one. okay.ntin, you've got a broader question of one of them was so are the bohemians focused on individuality? because it seems there's sort of this this dynamic where you have these this emphasis on empathy and almost collectivization of certain aspects along with the sort of individualism, because some of it invokes me that sort of republican economics. you're talking. but at the same time, the idea of like paying your mortgage, not being important seems to also be kind of counter to that. yeah, i was curious like where do they land on that sort of they see reverence for individual success as. as some a sort of vestigial tail that americans need to shed. right. they're much more interested in new ideas of like collect harvests, thought and action that you. yes. need we need to have like the personal liberty to say the things we want to say or to perform the songs we want to perform them. but we have to do it, not we want to make a ton of money off of it, not because we want to advance a polit

he told us he turned his life around through photography while behind bars in san quentin. three suspects have been booked in jail. >>> president trump is promising mass deportation if he makes it back to the oval office. we'll hear from the latino community about the anxiety weighing on their minds heading into november. >> i don't feel it is right, but we are here telling them that it matters. the people that cannot vote. >>> california leads the country in regulating pollution from cars. coming up, how state lawmakers are looking to the sky and emissions from planes. >>> it is an emergency. i mean people are really struggling. >> and plus the few demand from homeowners in fire prone parts of california as they deal with sky high insurance costs or no coverage at all. >>> those opposed to turning san francisco's great highway into a park took their argument to the other side of the city today. the campaign held an event at the park about four miles from ocean beach. they say the ballot measure could set a precedent for removing public traffic from park adjacent streets ar

years ago they sponsored a gardening process in san quentin. >> folks were coming out and had nowhere to go. >> reporter: so far the nursery has created 165 living-waged jobs for people who were formally incarcerated. >> coming here and being with the plants, taking care of the plants, watching things grow makes you grow. if it is common it is nothing should be thrown away, not food, not wood, certainly not people and where better to do that than in a place where leftovers can be turned into something new. >> planting justice relies on grants and public donations. currently employs 50 people with living-wage jobs. and for more information about the organization there is a link on our website at kpix.com. >>> still ahead tonight at 11:00. both vice president harris and former president trump doing their final debate prep before tuesday just as a new cbs news poll shows the razor thin margin in key swing states. >>> but first, rainbows filled broadway, the sites, the sounds from the pride parade . >>> welcome back. perfect weather in oak land for their 14th annual pride celebration, par

the new project is located near the san quentin area of unincorporated larkspur. last night, the marin county board of supervisors approved nearly $5 million in loans from the marin county affordable housing trust fund for the two part project. the oak hill apartments will have 135 units available for educators and county staff who meet income requirements. 115 units will serve extremely low and low income households. construction is set to be completed on this project by 2027. >> a headache for commuters in the east bay. two major crashes involving big rigs on different freeways. how you can avoid the backup. >> then a somber anniversary as the country remembers the thousands killed in the september 11th terror attacks. how people nationwide are honoring those who died that da. >> plus, dangerous winds. live from jack london square. >> this is mornings on two. the nine. >> all right. today is wednesday, september 11th. you're looking live at san francisco right now where we do have some fog moving in off the coast. not unusual to see. we'll check in with steve pa

eddie herrera had already served time in san quentin after he was convicted of a 2005 homicide in san jose. he was released in 2018 and was actually featured on a ted talk about life after prison that helped me become a better person. customers of businesses near the attack scene say while stolen vehicles have been a problem in the area, they were stunned by the violent attack. very surprising news that the three people attacked in the plaza and on one man. it's very surprising. gaurav sharma says he's relieved to learn police have arrested three suspects. police have not revealed what the suspects and the victim argued about before the attack. they also say they do not suspect that this was a gang related attack. in san jose, marianne favro nbc bay area news. let's switch gears and go to our microclimate weather where things were pretty gray outside today. take a look outside from our network of cameras. partly cloudy skies in san francisco and san jose. oakland on the bottom left and san rafael. there was a chance of a few showers today in some parts of the bay area. let's bring in

eddie arena had already served time in san quentin after being convicted of a 2005 homicide in san jose. he was released in 2018, but while in prison he was recognized for his photography, and after being released in 2018, he was featured in a ted talk about life after prison that helped me become a better person. police won't say what the argument that started it all was about. customers at nearby businesses say they're stunned by the violence. very surprising news that the three people attacked in the plaza. and on one man. it's very surprising. in a statement, acting san jose police chief paul joseph says, quote, these suspects sought out their victim and knew they wanted to take a life. violent criminals have no place in our community, and i am grateful our detectives acted swiftly to put these suspects behind bars. in san jose, jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. a deadly crash in the heart of the silicon valley. a cyclist was killed in a crash on a busy expressway. it happened just after nine this morning at the intersection of san tomas expressway and west campbell avenue in campb

. >> san quentin is investigating the death of an inmate as a homicide. prison staff rushed to the cell of marc squires and gustavo lopez responding to an alarm. they found squires unresponsive. medics tried to revive him, but he did not survive. his cause of death has not been determined as of yet, but officers moved his cellmate lopez to restricted housing while they investigate. squires was serving life in prison for sex crimes with a child under the age of 14. lopez is serving 13 years for kidnaping. >> new at 11 alameda, nurses gathered outside the alameda health system's board of trustees meeting today. they claim that management has failed them. that rally was held at oakland's highland hospital. this afternoon, union nurses at hospitals in alameda and san leandro say they've been bargaining with alameda health system since december and working without a contract since april. they say instead of listening to the nurses concerns about patient safety and better staffing, ahs has closed entire surgical units and focused on cost cutting measures. >> in

eddie herrera had already served time in san quentin after he was convicted of a 2005 homicide in san jose. while in prison, he was acknowledged for his photography skills and after he was released in 2018, he was featured on a ted talk about life after prison that helped me become a better person. customers of businesses near the attack scene say while stolen vehicles have been a problem in the area, they were stunned by the violent attack and relieved to learn police were able to catch the men believed to be behind it. i'm glad to hear that they are arrested. police have not revealed what the suspects and the victim argued about before the attack. they also say they do not suspect that this was a gang related attack. in san jose, marianne favro nbc bay area news. marianne. thank you. traffic is flowing again along a south bay expressway after a deadly crash between a cyclist and a car. it happened this morning, just after 9 a.m, at the intersection of san tomas expressway and west campbell avenue in campbell. this is near john morgan park. it's unclear what led to this crash. police

i go into the prisons, san quentin prison, chowchilla, san bruno jail to do victim impact panels, to let them know that your crime has affected mothers and fathers like myself. and what can you do now before you get out? i don't want the perpetrators that murdered my son. i don't want an eye for an eye. i want them to live because i want to go there, and i want to have a chance to say why? why did you kill my child? let me shake your hand. let me show you the love that i have for my son. but i still want justice. i still want them to go to prison. i want them to be accountable for what they've done. you don't get a get out of jail card for free for murdering somebody because you were young. i know you were raised well. and if you're hearing me now, you see me every day on the streets. half of you are on facebook and you know you done the crime. please have accountability. think about what you've done. i know you can't go to bed every day at night and lay your head down and think about the murders you've done. but as a mother, i don't want. i want you to live. i'm not in for a retalia

les quentin to be or not to be cancelled.s the wrong play. that's the wrong play , ill met by the wrong play, ill met by moonlight . moonlight. >> that's the that's the that's the midsummer night's dream, and that's the bottom. thou art translated well, the bottom thou hast been cancelled because it does seem that the theatre world, the luvvies, have got their tabards into a right old tangle over this. >> and, it does sound as though this production would not necessarily recommend itself to many gb news viewers. >> however, freedom of speech is about allowing people you disagree with to have their freedom of speech as well. >> so that's where this this controversy comes in, and that's why it should be, of interest to your viewers. >> but then on the same point, the royal theatre, manchester royal exchange does receive £2.4 million a year from the arts council. that, of course, is ostensibly taxpayers money. so we have a right to be offended by what's on equity. the luvvies union, of course, are complaining about a growing cul

my name is quentin hardy and i am the moderator. this evening's program i am, a writer who spent 30 years in journalism before working at google. now i am independent. a few reminders before we started tonight's program is being recorded. so we kindly ask you your cell phones for the duration of the program if you have any questions for rene, please fill them out on the question cards that were on your seats. and if you are joining us online through youtube chat. now. it my pleasure to introduce tonight's guest until very recently rene was the tech rene de resta was the technical research manager at the stanford internet observatory contributor to the atlantic author and, author of invisible rulers, the who turn lies into reality, which will be the subject of much of tonight's talk. rene's examines misinformation, rumors and conspiracy theories. the digital age, both domestically, abroad. it's a tough job as her book details. it has made her the subject of wild rumors, harassment and investigations by congressional committees who se

i go into the prisons, san quentin prison, chowchilla, san bruno jail to do victim impact panels, to let them know that your crime has affected mothers and fathers like myself. and what can you do now before you get out? i don't want the perpetrators that murdered my son. i don't want an eye for an eye. i want them to live because i want to go there, and i want to have a chance to say why? why did you kill my child? let me shake your hand. let me show you the love that i have for my son. but i still want justice. i still want them to go to prison. i want them to be accountable for what they've done. you don't get a get out of jail card for free for murdering somebody because you were young. i know you were raised well. and if you're hearing me now, you see me every day on the streets. half of you are on facebook and you know you done the crime. please have accountability. think about what you've done. i know you can't go to bed every day at night and lay your head down and think about the murders you've done. but as a mother, i don't want. i want you to live. i'm not in for a retalia

years ago they sponsored a gardening program inside san quentin prison. >> that is what led to the ranch program. folks who participated in the program were coming out and had nowhere to go. >> the nursery has created more than 165 living wage jobs for people that were formerly incarcerated. >> coming here and taking care of the plants and watching things grow inadvertently makes you grow. >> it is not really inadvertent at all, if there is a common theme in the endeavor, it is that nothing should ever be thrown away. not food or wood and certainly not people. >> not to san jose where first-graders are rallying around their teacher. they had a lemonade stand to raise funds after their teachers home was gutted by fire last week. and when officials read tag to the home, burglars came in and took what was left. >> because we really love her and she is our first grade teacher and we want to raise a lot of money. >> that is so awesome. her teacher also had the family start a fundraiser. >>> apples biggest event of the year is almost here. it's like three hours and 20 minutes and 14 seconds. w

years ago they sponsored a gardening program inside san quentin prison. >> and that is what went into our reentry program. folks that participated were coming out with nowhere to go. >> reporter: so far the nursery has created more than 1665 living waged jobs for people who were formerly incarcerated. people like simone robinson. >> coming here, being with the plants, taking care of the plants, watching things grow will make you grow. >> reporter: it is not inadvertent at all. if there is a common theme that nothing should be thrown away. not food, not wood, and certainly not people. where better to do that than a place where leftovers can be turned into something new. >> planting justice will rely on grants and public donations and currently employees about 50 people with living wage jobs. for more information, there is a link on our website at kpix.com. >>> well still to come here at 6:00, more than 30,000 homes are threatened by the line fire in southern california. the weather that firefighters say isn't doing them any favors. >>> and plus it's a big week for the presidential camp

he's been a rubber stamp for bee biden-harris and now quentin is realizing that.t three years you cannot run from that record and youhe r can't run from the results of the record disastrous for the entire country particularly innt montana. it is a different environment at this time and it will be hard for him to justify how he has behave the way he has the last three and half years supportinge biden-harris agenda every time. >> trey: butre you know the d.c. media is certainly trying to help him . they are portraying jon tester as some kind of maverick or moderate and i cannot think ofra single time he has said no tok chuck schumer. joe manchin, yeah, ischume get e has a moderate but jon tester it can't think of a single timeer o has stood up to chuck schumeodr and said "no."o. >> you can't think of one because there never habecas been one. he has a rubber stamp for biden-harris agenda and all all candidates and the nation and a lot of direct money and as you know with your experience on the hill, chuck schumer shake votes and shake bills to protect people like jon

the extensive anticyclone quentin, which covered the european part of the country, provided high temperaturesing to the east. its center is already in the urals, an arctic cyclone is already moving to its place from the kara sea. cold air will reach the capital region in a couple of days. the climatic summer, which already lasts 130 days in moscow instead of 99, will end by the weekend. the weather has worsened in sochi, where the beaches have been temporarily closed, there is a storm at sea and it is not... safe to swim now. the first snow fell in the south of kusbas, it dusted the still blooming flower beds. snowfall also covered several districts of the irkutsk region and buryatia. meanwhile, the situation with wildfires has worsened in the dpr, there are already more than 200 of them . a state of emergency has been declared in the region. forest fires are raging in the luhansk people's republic. the ministry of emergency situations is transferring additional forces there. the most affected. ibrahim sugaipov's report, the wind has changed direction again, the fire's movement is constantly

. >> harris-walz 2024 deputy campaign manager quentin told...p does not want a second debate because he lost. >> i thank the two campaigns will have to agree on a date the same way they agreed on a date for the first one. at the end of the day after that performance last night donald trump's team does not want him to debate kamala harris again. >> as we wait to hear whether there will actually be an of the debate between the candidates at the top of the ticket all eyes will be on the vice presidential candidates up next to debate on october 1st. >> trace: actually live in new york. thank you, that spring an oklahoma state superintendent ryan walters. thank you to have you on the show i watch the whole debate. they did not ask you think about education. >> they did not. look at, it was clear that president trump won the debate. he laid out a vision for america. he laid out a clear path, kamala harris lied, come on what -- kamala harris flip-flopped. and president trump took on the two moderators as well. notice they do not want to talk education

one is called oak hill apartments and that one will be on sir francis drake boulevard between san quentin rehab center and drake's cove road. the other portion will include 135 units for income qualifying teachers, staff and county employees. >> in the east bay contra costa college is announcing a 2.8 million dollar expansion to offer free childcare and education in the head start and early child care program in this expanded program, children from underprivileged families will qualify for the free, but for free of the ollege's early learning center, the money will also provide more parents support, including health screenings. the program is not restricted to college students and is open to surrounding communities. >> coming up, what caused a mysterious bright light over new york city? >> news nation. some the little might get to the ago back in its lap. was greatest of all time >> social media users capture a mysterious bright light moving above the new york city skyline tuesday morning. but the mystery was short-lived. the object streaking across the sky was actually the launch of spac

the new project is near the san quentin area of unincorporated larkspur. and last night, the marin county board of supervisors approved almost $5 million in loans from the marin county affordable housing trust fund. for this two part project. now, the oak hill apartments will have 135 units available for educators and county staff who meet the income requirements. 115 units will be set aside for extremely low and low income households. construction is due to be completed by the year 2027. it is 727 and disturbing claims from homeless advocates in the south bay who say babies are dying in homeless encampments. we'll tell you about the push for change and action. >> a contentious debate between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris. which candidate wants to have round two? and the "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood s

and this will be built near the san quentin rehab center. in the east bay cut across the college has announced a 2.8 million dollar expansion to offer free child care and education in the head start and early child care program in this expanded program, children from underprivileged families will qualify for free at the college's early learning center. the money will also provide more parents support, including health screenings. the program is not restricted to college students and is open to the surrounding communities. >> still ahead of 2, will there be a second presidential debate? we'll get the latest from washington. and a new from washington. and a new pill is still have symptoms from moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease after a tnf blocker like humira or remicade? put them in check with rinvoq. rinvoq works differently and it's a once-daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief with rinvoq. check. when flares tried to slow me down, i got lasting steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. an

and this would be built near the san quentin rehab center.tioch, lamar thorpe, says the amtrak station there in his city might actually remain open. this after reports of the station being in danger of closing caused outcry and protests earlier this year, the city will present a plan next week to officials who oversee the rail service in that area for further discussions. that should happen in early october. groups are saying that the closure would negatively impact access to travel for people of color, low-income residents and people with disabilities who are in that area. in the east bay contrasts college has announced a 2.8 million dollar expansion to offer free child care and education in the head start and early child care program in this program, children from underprivileged families will qualify for free at the college's early learning center. the money will also provide more parent support, including health screenings. the program is not restricted to college students and is open to the surrounding communities. coming up, a baby orca

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quentin folks from the harris/walz campaign tells us this tonight, quote, for months, maga republicans in georgia and across the country have been trying to lay the groundwork, to challenge the election results when they lose again in november. but democrats are prepared, and we will stop them. certifying an election is not a choice, it's the law. a few unelected extremists can't just decide not to count your vote. that's why we have won case after case in court, fending after maga efforts to chip away at our democracy. we will win this case, too, and keep fighting so that every eligible voter can confidently cast their vote knowing it will count. again, that statement tonight from the harris/walz campaign, as the democratic party nationally and the democratic party of georgia file this big push-back, this big lawsuit in georgia to try to stop what trump republicans are doing there to mess up the vote count. finally, a big democratic punch-back against what thus far are the worst election shenanigans in the whole country in the state of georgia. georgia congresswoman lucy mcbath joins

years ago, they sponsored a gardening program inside san quentin prison >>>>that is what led into our reentry program, because folks who had participated in that program were coming out and they had nowhere to go >>>so far, the nursery has created more than 165 living wage jobs for people who were formerly incarcerated. people like simone robinson. >>>>coming here and being with the plants, taking care of the plants, watching things grow inadvertently makes you grow. >>>it's not really inadvertent at all if there is a common theme in the endeavor, it's that nothing should be thrown away, not food, not wood, and certainly not people. and where better to do that than in a place where leftovers can be turned into something new? >gianna>well, planting justice relies on grants and public donations and currently employs about 50 people with living wage jobs. for more information about the organization, there's a link to it on our website at kpix.com. all right. are you ready for monday night football? the 40 niners are back on the field taking on the jets in our red and gold report. this mo

. >> quentin lucas kansas city, missouri. >> hillsboro, oregon. >> vancouver, washington. >> dublin, california. >> allentown, pennsylvania. >> michael, york pennsylvania. >> and past president of the u.s. conference of mayors, former mayor of los angeles. >> my former mayor. [laughs] oh, mayor of the greatest city got ever created. antioch, california. >> mayor of toledo, ohio. i represent missouri's fifth district. >> once again, thank you everyone for attending this workshop. i wanted to ask mayor wade if he would just briefly. we just came from the workshop on housing and passed some significant resolutions. if he could do a recap of that quickly and then we will jump into our agenda. >> thank you mayor bass. , as chair of the committee, we -- development on housing committee we just had our summer meeting and we adopt our legislative agenda as the conference of mayors sent it to congress and advocate for it. we just passed 14 resolutions, hud fiscal year 2025 budget to reaffirming our belief in the housing first strategy, to advocating for some of the very policies that mayor ba

it's going to be built along sir francis drake boulevard near san quentin. meanwhile, in the east bay, a contra costa college has announced a 2.8 million dollar expa sion to offer free childcare and education in its head start and early childhood early child care programs in this extended program, children from underprivileged families will qualify for free at the college's early learning center. the money will also provide more parents support, including health screenings program, by the way, is not restricted to just college students is actually open to everyone in the surrounding communities. we'll take a break at 10. 26 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a new tax measures hitting the november ballot for some bay area cities. while some residents think this will create more issues, though, for them and their neighbors. >> 29, it's been hours since we had this hot spot pop-up to i'm actually in the east bay. so i'm hoping it's getting a little better resolution. roads are open, at least a way pay it, though, accident along westbound 24 at cannes o'cl