aaron jr had reserved that night and. throughout the weekend, aaron jr and martin met with carrie and i wining and dining us and sparing no expense. i sat back and said little out of skepticism while carrie to get to know aaron jr and martin better to see what information we could learn them. aaron just seemed take a particular liking to carrie and by the end of our time together, we're sharing $100 plus bottles of wine with her and alluding to connections that might advance her art career. at the end of the weekend carrie and i headed off, unsure of these characters but feeling confident they likely meant no harm. well, i made the trek back to portland. aaron jr and martin were going to discuss moving forward and making me an offer. sure enough, within a couple weeks aaron jr sent a message wanting to proceed with the project. the plan was that i was going to work closely with martin where i would draft three chapters at a time and upon his review and acceptance. i would receive an installment of $1,000 and proceed to th

aaron traded his uniform for a jumpsuit. >> this is oj simpson, 2.0. you're not used to seeing people of that stature coming out of the sports world accused of murder. >> in court, surveillance video shows odin getting into a car with hernandez and his accomplices just before he was shot. six times. even more surveillance footage from inside hernandez's home showed hernandez holding the murder weapon. the gridiron hero was found guilty. the motive unknown, although speculation swirled that hernandez feared odin might expose his reported secret homosexuality. >> there's an old expression that hurt people, hurt people, and aaron hernandez is somebody who was abused by his father, sexually abused by the, quote unquote, boyfriend of a babysitter from a very young age. this was just something where the adults failed the young. aaron hernandez, sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> but he would take his life in prison in 2017. >> what if god made me this way? >> now, the limited series digs deep into aaron's story, from football t

today we're hearing from the board of supervisors president aaron peskin.e's no stranger to san francisco politics. he's a well known public figure in the city's north beach neighborhood. our lauren toms sat down with him as he hopped into the bay for a workout and opened up about his own personal struggles. >> all you got to do is come in here, swim around this aquatic park and it just puts your head in the right space to be everything you can be all day long. never gets old. >> reporter: at least three times a week supervisor and mayoral candidate aaron peskin can be found here at the south end rowing club taking a dip in the bay before heading off to city hall. >> only the bold swim in the cold. >> reporter: it's a practice that for aaron has become more than an exercise or routine, but a part of his being. >> it's a profound connection with the environment that i mean we have parks and we've got golden gate park, but well also have this incredible bay which is for most people a postcard, but you can actually interact with that postcard postcard. >> repo

, basically that aaron bastani calls this terrorism.ewer asks why do her words, the far left, have a problem with the jews fighting back, >> well, if she thinks it's disgusting that i have a problem with the ten year old girl being killed, then we disagree. we live in a free country, and people are welcome to disagree with one another. this is terrorism because we're talking about thousands, not one, two, five, ten, thousands of simultaneous explosions across a country . there has never been country. there has never been anything like that as far as i understand. and like i say, these are ieds. the videos that we've seen, it broadly looks like a shotgun. so it's not like a major explosion with semtex, but it's a pretty significant, small explosion. so i would use that word and i use that word pointedly, but also with great thought. i'm not just throwing that term around. this is unprecedented. and by the way, if russia pursues a similar course of action in the future, what do you think our government and the americans will call it? they

aaron.e. >> i'll give you two for the uk medical healthcare. people are getting older and viticulture because of climate change. our climate is changing more favourably towards wine . that is favourably towards wine. that is a growth industry for this country. it's true. >> we're all going to be so depressed. >> the wine industry will be, will, will be rivalling burgundy. >> before we know where we are, we'll all be sat at home on universal basic income, drinking british wine, drinking british wine. >> okay, it's not all bad. it's not all bad. yeah, right. listen, let us know what you think. what are the jobs of the future? what will still exist? gbnews.com/yoursay. but still to come as labour bring in their new rental reform bill. should the government control what you do with your property, who you put in there, and even whether they can have a pet? go welcome back. we were just talking before the break about what people might want to do in the future, charlotte said. i'd advise teenagers

what do you think to this aaron bastani . this aaron bastani. >> well, unless unless one of them doesful , which them does something awful, which obviously perfectly possible. i mean, it's not a huge pr disaster because as you said, most of them were. >> have you ever had anyone subject to a restraining order? not yet . for harassing you? not yet. for harassing you? >> not yet. it's come close. >> it is one of the most when rather attractive woman. when you've got somebody that's harassing you, threatening you, and you've got a restraining order out on them, that restraining order gives you a small sense of comfort when they're behind bars for breaching that. it gives you a renewed sense of comfort that actually the justice system is working to know that that individual that has put you through hell is now out and about when they should not be. they will be victims that will be absolutely terrified because of this. and i actually think that this is appalling. i think it's so appalling when you start talking about halving, abuse towards women and girls. and then we find out that actual

aaron, - me. it's a good point, it'sj something... aaron, let's me.s a good point, it's - something... aaron, let's get you back again. while you are thinking about an answer i'm going to bring another line coming in for the from reuters news agency, this is quoting a senior israeli official that says israel is saying it is the only force actively fighting iran and its proxy. just going back to the point that hillary was making. why are other countries within the region not more actively involved? it does feel like this is down to the united states to kind of forces to the line and they are not getting anywhere.- to the line and they are not getting anywhere. hillary asked a very penetrating _ getting anywhere. hillary asked a very penetrating question. . a very penetrating question. geographies, the states that are likely to be more of a threat, _ are likely to be more of a threat, have more of an investment in being active are the ones — investment in being active are the ones that share continuous borders— the ones that share continuous borders wit

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aaron burr as their selection. now, aaron burr was always intended as the vice presidential candidate, but there were some tensions between. the northern wing of the party, which were which was led by burr and a named governor clinton. and there was some tension in the south because there had been this feeling that maybe in 1796, the southerners had done poorly by, burr and had cast his name aside and. that had maybe been one of the reasons they hadn't won. and so madison had sworn that the virginians would vote equally for jefferson and for burr. and he his word maybe thinking that someone else would drop that vote, but no one else did. so least two candidates were tied. it was thrown to the house of representatives as dictated by the constitution, in which each would have one vote. so that meant that each state would have to get together and have all of its representatives cast a vote for who they wanted to choose as the next president. so once the once the decision actually went to house, what turned out was tha

aaron burr as their selection. now, aaron burr was always intended as the vice presidential candidate, but there were some tensions between. the northern wing of the party, which were which was led by burr and a named governor clinton. and there was some tension in the south because there had been this feeling that maybe in 1796, the southerners had done poorly by, burr and had cast his name aside and. that had maybe been one of the reasons they hadn't won. and so madison had sworn that the virginians would vote equally for jefferson and for burr. and he his word maybe thinking that someone else would drop that vote, but no one else did. so least two candidates were tied. it was thrown to the house of representatives as dictated by the constitution, in which each would have one vote. so that meant that each state would have to get together and have all of its representatives cast a vote for who they wanted to choose as the next president. so once the once the decision actually went to house, what turned out was tha

aaron you don't know the kind of thoughts i have. >> american sports story aaron hernandez is a ten partseries from executive producer ryan murphy. it examines the many sides of the football superstar's life, including what led him to murder a friend and later commit suicide in prison. i did not know a lot about aaron hernandez other than when he was arrested, and we started covering the story for the news and the backstory. i think, is going to take a lot of people by surprise. >> that's kind of one of the things that we are really trying to explore with the show. you know, because it's about the individual, but it's also kind of about the larger world and a lot of factors that enabled this outcome to jobs kept you on the field and off the streets. >> what does that mean? you saw? it still looks soft to you. >> you get the subject matter that becomes very dark. yeah. does that take your mind there? >> there are some days where it's really hard to get into that anxious space. so you kind of go to your trailer, you retreat for a little bit, you stay in that mode, and then you get back to

so eyes were on the return of aaron rodgers. the focus quickly shifted to the dominance. >> of the 49 ers with no sign of that super bowl hangover. everyone was talking about ahead of the game. there were questions about who would play. you know, you had guys like brandon aiyuk untrue williams who only a few practices under their belt before game day and then christian mccaffrey will he wasn't much of a participate, which is a through the preseason and practice dealing with those injuries. well. he didn't put the offensive player of the year did not play. however, no problem when you've got the guy out there number. 24 in jordan, mason on your roster. mason finished with 28 carries 147 yards and one touchdown. it was the game of his career, the most yards mason has seen since high school and it was easy to see that they probably won't have to rest cmc back before he's ready with a guy like mason running the ball the way he did in week. one. >> jp he he played his tail and it just shows how much. >> you know, respect and this guy

aaron you don't know the kind of thoughts i have. >> american sports story aaron hernandez is a ten part mini series from executive producer ryan murphy. it examines the many sides of the football superstar's life, including what led him to murder a friend and later commit suicide in prison. i did not know a lot about aaron hernandez other than when he was arrested, and we started covering the story for the news and the backstory. i think, is going to take a lot of people by surprise. >> that's kind of one of the things that we are really trying to explore with the show. you know, because it's about the individual, but it's also kind of about the larger world and a lot of factors that enabled this outcome to jobs kept you on the field and off the streets. >> what does that mean? you saw? it still looks soft to you. >> you get the subject matter that becomes very dark. yeah. does that take your mind there? >> there are some days where it's really hard to get into that anxious space. so you kind of go to your trailer, you retreat for a little bit, you stay in that mode, and then you get ba

aaron rodgers folks have been dying to see what he can do in a jets uniform. last year he got his season cut short on the first drive of the season when he tore his achilles. but the niners don't expect most much talented quarterbacks to ever lace them up. >> obviously, we had our battles over the in a little compete against aaron. happy to see him back healthy. so it'll be a great matchup. he always had the savvy right and the ability to expand extend plays to make the big plays, you know, keep control of the game. obviously make the plays big-time moments. so, you know, there's none that you could just pinpoint delay. we've got some from doing this. you got to prepare for it you know. and so we're because ahead of us. >> on to some baseball now giant trying to avoid the sweep against the diamondbacks. the red-hot blake snell on the bump for the giants and >> blake didn't get much help from his defense. tyler fitzgerald throws this one away. geraldo perdomo comes around to score. it's one to nothing more sloppy baseball later in the 1st half bailey dropped to

paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org i came to bayview hunter's point, paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. >>> california is considered a shoe it in for vice president harris. some volunteers are going the extra mile hads to connect with those voters face to face. >> i'm retired, so i'm like let's go. >> reporter: volunteering with feed the vote, which means lots of hours under the sun, knocking on doors in swing states to get out the vote for kamala harris. >> most of them were saying they were undecided because they weren't certain about kamala. they were certain t

aaron quevedo for joining me though, to talk about that. still ahead here tonight on cnn, israel is intensifying its attacks down going after both hezbollah and lebanon and the houthi rebels in yemen. jim sciutto is live in tel a vivas, israel's moving tanks closer to the northern border with lebanon have been questions of the possibility of an israeli ground invasion. we're gonna get a live report on the ground right after this highest rated oprah winfrey show of all time. >> we're still talking about it she opened the door to have discussions about way in a way that we had not before tv on the edge, moments that shaped our culture tonight at nine on cnn no matter race, gender with this city the need to screen when do work, colon cancers, a priority, didn't everyone 45 plus at average risks, it's screened for colon cancer. >> these folks are getting it done at home with me, cologuard. >> cologuard is one of a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive is for people 45 plus at average risk not high-risk, false pos

board of supervisors president aaron peskin is a staple in north beach. he served on the board twice, first from 2001 to 2009 and then once again beginning in 2015. lauren toms sat down with him as he explained why his own personal struggles with addiction make him the right person to lead the city through its own recovery. >> all you got to do is come in here around this aquatic park and it just puts your head in the right space to be everything you can be all day long. never gets old. >> reporter: at least three times a week supervisor and mayoral candidate aaron peskin can be found here at the south end rowing club taking a dip in the bay before heading off to city hall. >> only the bold swim in the cold. >> reporter: it's a practice that for aaron has become more than a routine or exercise, but part of his being. >> it's just a profound connection with the environment that i mean we have parks and we've got golden gate park, but we also have this incredible bay which is for most people a postcard, but you can actually interact with that postcard. >> r

aaron rodgers and the jets will remember what happened to him last year. injured on the fourth play of the game. so aaron rodgers nearly a year later. be nice to see him on the field. obviously he's went to cal. we all know his story. but the niners had to keep him under control. be interesting to see how he plays with his jets teammates. because he didn't play all of last year as he rehabbed from that achilles injury, guys. and, just a lot of fun getting ready for football. we are back and ta da! it's going to be back on tv. i kind of remember how to do it. it's like training wheels, i guess. >> all right. just remember the bouncing move really works with babies, okay? the bounce. chris, the bounce. >> yes, absolutely. yeah >> we've talked a lot about the bounce and the car ride and the stroller and all that stuff. >> all right, chris, thank you so much. and larry, thank you. as well. of course. we'll see you at 4:00. in the meantime, folks, you know, it's all happening here on abc seven. we've got your ticket to the game. so you want to catch every momen

. >> robin: plus one-on-one with aaron rodgers, on the highly anticipated return after his devastating >> guest: it's been a tough year. probably the best year of my life, though, at the same time. >> robin: right before he takes the field for monday night football! ♪ ♪ >> robin: and the star headlining the biggest show of the year, kendrick lamar is gearing up for the superbowl. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america! ♪ ♪ >> robin: this is good morning america, my, my, my, what a busy e monday morning, venus williams, vanna white, and a whole lot more. >> george: kamala harris and donald trump set to debate tomorrow night, the only debate so far, between the two of them, the race is so close, we have rachel to tell us more. >> rachel: george good morning, one day out from what is shaping up to be the most consequential moment of this campaign, vice president kamala harris, the first and only debate between she and donald trump, they are locked? a dead heat. this morning, the first presidential debate with is just over 24 hours away, donald trump and kamala ha

paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024.inancial disclosures are available at sfethics.org why choose a mobile network built paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. in deebo samuel out today. we learned george kittle missed practice because of a hamstring issue. same with cornerback charvarius ward. now the niners offense could be seriously compromised if kittle can't go because you don't have any of the other guys either. suddenly, a serious shortage of playmakers on the offensive side of the ball. but brock purdy, he believes in the system and the talent on this roster. >> all right. you know, how can we figure out to get the ball to other guys and stuff? but man, we got playmakers. like i've said that before. we got a really good scheme. great play caller and some great players that you kno

i am supervisor myrna melgar, chair of the committee, joined by board of supervisors president aaron peskin and vice chair dean preston. the committee clerk today is john carroll, and i'd also like to thank jaime etcheverry at sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. thank you, madam chair. please ensure that you have silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices. you may have brought with you into the chamber today. if you have any documents to include as part of any of today's files, you should submit them to me. public comment will be taken on each item on today's agenda. when your item of interest comes up in public, comment is called, please line up to speak along your right hand side. i'm pointing it out with my left hand. alternatively you may submit public comment in writing in either of the following ways. first, you may email your written comment to me at j-o-h-n. period c a r r o l l at sfgov. org or you may send your written comments via us postal service to our office in city hall. the address is one. doctor carlton b

aaron cohen, what did i miss? it was a personal success that this secret service agent saw that barrel of the gun, i guess it was a short barrel. but nonetheless, where was all of the perimeter coverage? the multilayer coverage, what about the stock -- toxicity as i'm calling it. >> larry, your monologue you nailed it, multilayer security is what joe biden has and donald trump does not, reason why biden has it, every sitting president because, so would take a multilayer event from one of these wackos to be able to fire a shot. the fact is that there was not full perimeter protection which is the fourth or fifth layer in the security bubble. reason is because trump has a scaled down version. trump should have more security than biden, reasons is because of what you just said, the rhetoric being per peperpetuated by left, and shut out through smut system of media, the same tactic hamas uses it creates extremism and secret service sends one or two agents, ahead of trump, they were lucky they spotted that guy, had the

paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org >> david: tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. hurricane francine hits the u.s., landfall near new orleans. that system now on the move, and the destruction tonight. >>> also breaking, the earthquake hitting california. the images from los angeles and the aftershocks now. >>> donald trump's decision in tonight, will he debate kamala harris again? >>> and tonight, the scare on the runway, the passenger plane slamming on the brakes to avoid another plane. >>> first tonight, 24 hours after making landfall near new orleans as a category 2 hurricane, francine now moving across several states. flood and wind alerts across six states, homes and buildings damaged and destroyed. hundreds of thousands tonight without power. >>> the earthquake hitting southern california, centered near malibu. our station kabc in los angeles livestreaming at the time. >> oh. we got an earthquake. >> david: the quake felt up to 60 miles away.

donald trump survives a second assassination attempt in two months, we have congressman cory mills, aaronohen, senator tommy tuberville and rand paul on that today but first up we go to capitol hill, chad pergram with all the latest, what can you tell us. >> in afternoon lawmakers are outraged that a second gunman came so close to shooting former president trump, lawmakers are fuming at another near catastrophe for the second time in as many months. >> i am stunned i am shocked and this is sobering treatise i attempted nine weeks during the heated political season unless they condemn all violence but this insane level of political violence which came so close to yet again potentially wounding or killing mr. trump. >> both sides condemned the assassination attempt in the strongest of terms president biden tried to lower the temperature especially ahead of the election. >> i voice condemn political violence and always will in america we resolve our differences peacefully at the ballot box not at the end of a gun. >> gop members believe the left must answer for white-hot rhetoric pennsylvani

it's aaron judge. if you didn't know ice and this one is a full pretty a sure thing that it's going deep out into center field. >> and watch it over the law there. aaron judge with his 55th homer of the season here with 2 outs. bottom of the 5th. ryan noda takes a swing at it and it's out into right field. so does trump end go come around for they cut the yankees lead to one. it's a 5 to 4 game. but then john carlos stanton, well rbi double for him here. and watch aaron judge come around to score on this. went extend the lead. 6 to 4 over the the yankees, they would add one more little later, but then it ended up being a sweep over the a's end it all final score. 74 yankees. now let's head out to kansas city with the san francisco giants taking on the royals top of 2 new year encarnacion with one out and a line drive into center field 115 miles per hour off his batting grant mccray steps up. there's one one out. cops went out to right center field. their rolls into the encarnacion watching here coming

and board of supervisors president aaron peskin. the winter of november 5th rank choice election will set an agenda affecting the lives of more than 800,000 residents. now the candidates share a stage just days before voting begins. coming to you from ed headquarters in the city's mission district here are your moderators, kqed's scott shaver and marissa love us. and the san francisco chronicle's joe garofoli. >> good evening and welcome to this debate among the leading candidates for the mayor of san francisco. i'm scott shaver. voters here are facing a very important choice this election, who will leave the city for the next four years. the top five candidates for the job including the incumbent, they are he tonight answer our questions about some of the pressing issues facing the city. before we get started the rules for tonight's hour-long debate. the order of speakers fothe 1st and last rounds was randomly determined. tonight's questions were developed by the moderators no questions were shared with the candidates or their camp

i'm saying we need a hammer not a lawsuit, aaron cohen. >> larry,.eaking in hebrew] translation, when are we going to start to speak language of middle east, here is where i am biden and harris' restraint of israel and rafah how many more hostages do you think we could have rescued had they not pulled the brakes on israel and sold them out, hersh goldberg-polin would be alive right now. that forward operating pressure that generates real-time intelligence for units, like the imam, they have a lot of blood on their hands in my opinion, they got political and caved to se anti-semitism pressure, israel has a 90% track record with rescue of hostage. andsabina raid, and israel knows how to handle operations, i agree, seal team 6, delta force, working together, we have the intel we know the areas better than anything, what do you think sinwar will do with that indictment, he will wipe something with it. that is wherism at with that, only i think that hamas understands, we agree, that military pressure, the fact is, that the reason why israel has been succe

aaron: i will make this brief.n 11 monoths, the -- months, the administration has been reluctant and/or refused to impose a single cost of consequence that normal humans let the three of us would regard as serious pressure. are we 50 days out from november 5? there's absolutely no way given the consequential nature of this election that this administration with iran perceived to be pulling the strings, has is going to pressue the israelis and the tsitsipas days that remains in this very consequential election. hussein: the israelis know this and are cynically using that situation to give themselves an out. geoff: thank you both for your insights and time this evening. >> thank you. ♪ amna: we start the day's other headlines with the latest on the apparent assassination attempt of donald trump at a golf course earlier this month. prosecutors said today that the suspect, ryan routh, had engaged in a premeditated plot to kill the former president. they say the 58-year-old left behind a pre-written note that he address

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like aaron peskin. can have a way forward the problem is you are going to have to corral a lot of votes and you are going to have to build tenable or workable coalitions and mayor breed understands that. and therefore it does give her some running room if she can push back. but daniel lurie you know is going to double down on resources and they pais close attention there. and aaron peskin does talk specifics. he talks a lot about opposing, for example, homeless sweeps and he talks about units of housing that he's passed. safai certainly pushing buckbeans the mayor but probably not enough for those two as kind of, you know, district 2 and on the board of supervisors respectively, doesn't probably help them enough and the -- change oriented election. could help them moving down if you will, related to what is going on in terms of the rank choice voting system. >> okay. so as we look ahead, we still have 50 days left plus-ish. what you are saying so couple of take aways from this conversation is mayor lond

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paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024.ancial disclosures are available at sfethics.org . >>> final preparations for dream force that kicks off in downtown san francisco tomorrow. 45,000 people are expected in town for this three day event. the city has a lot to prove. >> we have been busy since we opened this morning. it is always a good experience when they are lined up as we open the door. >> reporter: the twenty24 2024 dream force has not kicked off. he is noticing a boost to his business. his restaurant, the grove, has been serving dishes at 3rd and mission for more than a decade. just a block from the center where all of the action is taking place. as many as 45,000 people are expected in the city for dreamforce. it means more foot traffic for restaurants like there one. >> we are getting busy for a lot of conventions, you know. i am very happy. >> meanwhile outside of the city restaurants crews are cleaning up the streets. the mayor said today, dreamforce is one of the biggest conventions and she knows what is at sta

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paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org i came to bayview hunter's point, paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. with chevy trucks, be ready for adventure. with power you can count on... capability that doesn't compromise... ...a hard-working ev with more range than any competitor... and the potential to take you anywhere. it's chevy truck season! get 1.9% financing plus, make no monthly payments for ninety days on all 2024 silverado 1500 pickups. chevrolet. together let's drive. >>okay. >>> meteorologist darren peck joining me now. it was 90 degrees in some areas in the b

today we're going to hear from board of supervisors president aaron peskin and ask him about his plan to tackle the city's biggest challenges. that story, and much more coming up at 430 with elizabeth cook well, former nba star and oakland native gary payton will become the new head coach for the men's basketball team at the college of alameda. payton is, of course, a nine time nba all star hall of famer, defensive player of the year and a two time gold medalist >>>>i'm coming here to give back i don't want my kids to come in here and just think about basketball because all of them are not going to be basketball pros. they're not going to be that, but they're going to have to be men, young men who have to grow up and understand how to, you know raise a family and do things like that >ryan >he is a legend and an icon. before this, payton was coaching in the big three league, winning a title and getting named coach of the year. good to see him back. well that's it for the afternoon edition. remember we're streaming 24 over seven on the free cbs news app. our next newscast is at 430 with

levi's stadium hours before the start of tonight's game against aaron rodgers and the new york jets.ome fans, in fact, were lined up at noon ahead of the season opener. boy, that's a lot of traffic there. it is also a day of celebration for 49ers wide receiver ricky pearsall. the rookie turning 24 years old today. and this is obviously a very special birthday, given what happened to pearsall just ten days ago in san francisco. that's when he was shot in the chest during an attempted robbery. he's still recovering and will miss at least four games. happy birthday though, ricky. all right. apple today announcing a new line of upgrades to its most popular products, featuring advancements in artificial intelligence, the cupertino based tech giant held what it called its glow time event and held a new iphone 16. the phone comes in four different models and will be equipped with a special chip to support a series of ai tools. apple also introduced upgrades to its airpods line with a new model that contains a built in hearing aid function. there's also a new version of the apple watch and w

(aaron) so whatever's next... we're cooking with fire. (vo) switch to the partner businesses rely on. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." there you can see materials and industrials leading the s&p today. materials are up about 2% getting a boost from china stimulus measures. the worst performing group curiously enough are the energy stocks down about 2% and oil down as well. saudi arabia may be ready to pump more, even if it does mean lower prices. crude is below $68 a barrel now. pippa stevens is here with more. the timing of this, you know, otherwise you have to imagine oil would be doing quite nicely. >> what is happening today is this all comes on the heels of an ft report which says saudi arabia is giving up trying to stabilize prices and now focusing on market share. that marks a big shift for them. for so long they have implemented production cuts in an effort to keep prices stable to fund all their building projects. now they're focused on the market share. while they have kept production at steady levels, we have seen production

paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024.closures are available at sfethics.org paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. >>> a radio station in vegas is not happy with a tiny little band from right here in the bay area over some comments they made after the a's ditched oakland, which upset a lot of bay area natives. >> yeah. >> so they will no longer play any green day music on their air waves after the band's front man called sin city an s-hole. i can't stay hole. and billy joel armstrong told the audience, i hate las vegas. it's the worst s-hole in america. this was in response to the a,'s owner situation. and they are no longer playing any green day song at all, if they called the band's new music, garbage. >> oh. >> american idiot is the first explicit album i ever listened to. i don't think green day is hurting from not being on in las vegas. >> i don't think so. but it's nice to see the support for oakland. >> there are a lot of things to be angry about. i don't know if vegas necessarily gets all the blame. i think it s

we appreciate it in new episodes, american sports story of aaron hernandez will be airing on tuesday's on fx can be streamed on hulu as well thanks to everybody for joining me this morning. i do want to bring in my good friend, pamela brown, who is standing by pam. i mean i know you're a parent. i'm a parent. i mean, this issue of brain injuries in sports, in football, it's a frightening issue it is a frightening issue. >> i was just talking to my husband about it as we have little kids now. >> but you think about when they get a middle school, high school, they want to play football. and there's so much we still have to learn that this series is shine a spotlight on about cte, the degenerative brain disease, and what that can do to the brain. the repeated hits to the brain. so i think this is actually really important important series to watch and also just as he pointed out, all the layers as it pertained to aaron hernandez, not just cte, but all the other issues the abuse. and i think there's a lot to learn from this, so i'm

aaron heitke quarter border chief and victor davis hansen, hoover institute senior fellow.let's start with you, explain consistently and precisely if you could how you were muzzled by the administration. >> i was simply told that i was not allowed to put any information out on the significany t daily increase coh of the members, large increase we had or any of the rest. generally we would putomeo information out each time we would arrest someone with significant ties. >> laura: and if you did, what s would happen? >> it would be something to discipline likely in myfr position, i would be removedom from my position. >> laura: victor davissurp hanson, i know this isn't surprising to you. you live in california. but is teeming with illegal immigrants. but this clip from kamala from jan january 18th resurfaced. watch this. [chanting] see when she is dancing to no deportation and axios asked the campaign, victor, is she in favor of actions on deportation? and theye didn't answer but instead campaign spokesperson said the vice president has fought for dreamers throughout her care

the game ultimately a rusty return for their 40 year old star quarterback aaron rodgers.rs returning to primetime tom brady and jason kelce making their off field tv debuts as analysts. he was in total control today. kelce on espn and brady on fox. and another star getting into the game kendrick lamar announced as the super bowl halftime headliner. >> the nfl is our national pastime. the fan base is extraordinary. the tv ratings are off the charts. almost all the top shows at the end of the year are nfl football games. it is just one of the great american success stories that keeps building on itself. it is entertainment. it is sports. it is americana. >> final three seconds from brazil. >> the game going global. the philadelphia eagles and green bay packers marking a historic moment this weekend, playing the first nfl game ever in sao paulo, brazil. what a day. nfl commissioner roger goodell talking about the sport's expansion on cnbc. >> we have 38 million fans here already. we hope this will really ignite this market and really become passionate football fans. >> we're

jamie's play on aaron burr. and we'll hear a little bit about that. our newly elected co-vice president garner chandler, was supposed to be at the head table, but she she ig this is grandmother used to say didn't ignore she exists. so okay gotcha. we have judy powers who is one of the benefactor actors of many club projects upgrading the lady bird johnson garden and taking care of our beautiful front gardens side card. and so yes. thank you so, judy and then we have our guest speaker, jamie. jamie stiehm is a washington journalist and public speaker writes a syndicated column on, national politics and history for creators syndicate. her commentaries have appeared in the washington post, the new york times, and in about 40 of the 50 states. jamie likes to play in american politics and history. her newspaper experi tions came mainly at the baltimore sun, where she was a reporter for ten years. thank you, jamie and now bring to the podium jamie stiehm, who will talk to us about her book, the war within, what she witnessed on january six. thank you. sir.

jamie's play on aaron burr. and we'll hear a little bit about that. our newly elected co-vice president garner chandler, was supposed to be at the head table, but she she ig this is grandmother used to say didn't ignore she exists. so okay gotcha. we have judy powers who is one of the benefactor actors of many club projects upgrading the lady bird johnson garden and taking care of our beautiful front gardens side card. and so yes. thank you so, judy and then we have our guest speaker, jamie. jamie stiehm is a washington journalist and public speaker writes a syndicated column on, national politics and history for creators syndicate. her commentaries have appeared in the washington post, the new york times, and in about 40 of the 50 states. jamie likes to play in american politics and history. her newspaper experi tions came mainly at the baltimore sun, where she was a reporter for ten years. thank you, jamie and now bring to the podium jamie stiehm, who will talk to us about her book, the war within, what she witnessed on january six. thank you. sir.

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