no puede ser, silvita, cada vez que contrato a alguien resulta ser tu alma gemela.ue me deben si los corren de todos los trabajos? ¿y qué, y qué, y qué? ¿y qué me importa? es la primera vez que me da gusto que nos "haigan" corrido. bueno, por lo menos don honorato se dio buena onda y nos dio nuestra liquidación. pero en especie. ay, ¿a poco no está bien bonita? ¿y yo qué voy a hacer con esto? ponerse a dieta porque si no, no va a entrar. espérese, es cotorreo, doña cuca, no se pase de lanza. [rosita] aviéntele, doña cuca. aviéntele. Órale, órale. dame la chancla para seguirte dando, bombo. [balbucean] ♪ nosotros los guapos ♪ ♪ chacalones bien bañados, siempre listos y peinados ♪ ♪ pronto nos verán triunfar ♪ ♪ nosotros los guapos ♪ ♪ siempre estamos perfumados, dos galanes del balneario ♪ ♪ nenas, pónganse a temblar ♪ ♪ nosotros los guapos ♪ fÉlix: el condado de los Ángeles incluirÁ a los inmigrantes irregulares en su presupuesto. >> recursos en la vivienda para ayudar a los inmigrantes. fÉlix: en diversas zonas de guadalajara, mÉxico, los carteles de la droga tiene

i now would like to introduce one of our alma mater from cohort three anthony. thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning i'd like to speak where i was before and where i am now. >> sir, would you into the microphone we want to hear. >> can you hear me? >> before city emt like i was drifting through my life and it has i decided to take a year off and working in a warehousing i didn't feel like my life was going anywhere and i was still drifting. until a year later in 2019-2020 i heard about this program and the following year in february i got my acceptance letter and february 8th i was like. okay. i have to get out of here he, he prematurely quite my job and later on read that the city emt class didn't start until 20 days later oh, i'm out of a job but i need to do this. so i powered through and completed the class and city ems helped me at this time from the emt to the san francisco fire department internship though offered that opportunity has been afforded to me because i got the city ems if not for them i wouldn't have been afforded this opportunity. this pro

de nuestros familiares que ya han pasado, que ya han muerto, las almas de gente que nosotros amamos, mucho, mucho detalle y mucho amor, con la comida favorita que a ellos les gustaba comer, las bebidas favoritas, juguetes, colores, etcétera, pero es este una tradición muy especial, y una tradición que nosotros queremos continuar preservar aquí en nuestra ciudad, para que nunca se olvide nuestra cultura. damián trujillo: y qué le dice que centenares de, bueno, no tanto, pero decenas, miles de personas llegan hasta oakland para festejar este evento con unity council, que esa tradición no solamente en el área de la bahía, pero fuera del área. caheri gutiérrez: sí, cada año estamos quebrando récords, este, y este año estamos espectando 100,000 personas que lleguen a este festival, y son personas de oakland, pero también son personas de san josé, de redwood city, de gilroy, de todas las comunidades cercas aquí en la bahía, entonces los invitamos a todos a que sean parte de esa celebración. damián trujillo: ¿y por qué piensa que viene tanta gente?, dice usted que tiene una gran celebración

alma, bienvenida a la "ediciÓn digital", yo soy mamÁ, y al ver esas imÁgenes me parte el alma, pero tambiÉnomento quÉ pasÓ por su cabeza, idan? >> en este momento cuando estuve con mi hija, sÓlo pensÉ que me necesito quedar calmado por ella. no querÍa que ella fuera a llorar, no sÉ, ambiente de pÁnico, querÍa estar mÁs tranquilo con ella. borja: ¿quÉ no hace uno o quÉ no estÁ dispuesto a hacer uno para salvar la vida de su hija, en este caso? estÁis muy acostumbrados lamentablemente en israel, donde tÚ vives, en tel aviv, pero lamentablemente esta vez parece que ese distinto, puesto que israel ha declarado el estado de guerra. ¿cÓmo se estÁ viviendo la ciudad, en tel aviv, tambiÉn en el paÍs? ¿quÉ es lo que dice la prensa, quÉ es lo que dice la gente en la calle? >> para mÍ, los dÍas mÁs difÍciles y triste que tenÍa en mi vida, porque no podrÍa imaginar que vamos a tener esta situaciÓn en israel. tenemos ejÉrcito muy fuerte, pero no podemos entender cÓmo tantos terroristas llegaron a ciudades en israel, mataron, secuestraron, mÁs mujeres, mataron niÑos. mi cabeza no estÁ, no puedo entender

this is what we saw in the alma shab area on the lebanese palestinian border. it is true that press crews were targeted, but at the same time the arab local and cable channels were reporting what happened and the reporters completed covering what the zionist enemy was doing. there was a real attempt by the enemy to obscure the truth, especially since it was targeting lebanese border areas. the enemy wanted to silence these media professionals, but the response was resouning when these reporters insisted on completing media coverage at the location of the crime, provided that they return to the live broadcast again. this indicates one fact that all these crimes such as the killing of al-jazera correspondent sharin abu whose memory is still fresh until this moment from may 2022 when she fell as matter, yet this never silenced the voice of the truth, nor did it prevent reporters and media professionals from continuing to convey the truth to the whole world. the enemy wants to obscure. this truth, but on the other hand, a group of reporters will always be on the lo

during their coverage of confrontations that took place in the outskirts of the southern village of alma shahab. a young journalist isam abdullah, a photographer at reuters was killed in the israeli entity bombing. two other colleagues, eli brahiya and karman juhadar from the al-jazera station team. were injured, also colleague christina aasi, a correspondent of afp agence france press, was seriously injured in the feet and hands and afp correspondent dilan collins was seriously injured. the iraqi correspondent for routers thair khazim and his iraqi colleague mahar abdullatif also suffered injuries and were taken to the lebanese italian hospital in the city of tyre. this dangerous development appeared to be a warning of the worsening situation on the ground in south lebanon, such that the press and media became an indiscriminate target. for the israeli occupation, while the confrontation flaared up as a result of the bombing of almas shab as the islamic resistance hisbullah announced launching attacks a number of israeli occupation sites. the israeli targeting of journalists sparked wave

this is what we saw in the alma shab area on the lebanese palestinian border.true that press crews were targeted, but at the same time the arab local and cable channels were reporting what happened, and the reporters completed covering what the zionist enemy was doing. there was a real attempt by the enemy to obscure the truth, especially since it was targeting. border areas, the enemy wanted to silence these media professionals, but the response was resounding when these reporters insisted on completing media coverage at the location of the crime, provided that they return to the live broadcast again. this indicates one fact, that all these crimes such as the killing of al-jazera correspondent sharin abule, whose memory is still fresh until this moment from may 2022, when she fell as matter, yet this never silenced the voice of the truth, nor did it prevent reporters and media professional. from continuing to convey the truth to the whole world. the enemy wants to obscure this truth, but on the other hand, the group of reporters will always be on the look out

dan and alma okay, tara, thanks very much. >> tara campbell reporting. and as tara mentioned, the first of this weekend's three air shows was today wrapping up just a few hours ago. and people from all over the bay area certainly came out to watch it. it was thrilling, as usual. abc seven news reporter ryan curry is at one of the most popular viewing locations in the city. he's live at marina green. ryan >> yeah, thrilling is a really great way to put it. dan, a lot of people were out here at the marina embracing those warm conditions to get a good view of the blue angels, which just wrapped up about an hour ago. resilient san franciscans. we're not going to let the heat stop them as many hugs the bay shoreline to get a good view of another jaw dropping display from the blue angels at roaring sound that graces the san francisco sky is back. the blue angels air show highlights fleet week, which residents say is one of san francisco's main events. >> i love jets. i love the military. you know, walking around, i thought like, man, if i was younger, i wish i

. >> alma all right. sounds good. we look forward to it. thank you.dhya from the blue angels to the parade of ships, we are helping you plan your fleet week. we have the full schedule of events posted on our website. check it out on the front page of abc7 news.com. >> all right, let's move now to the final farewell for senator dianne feinstein. nine family friends, the vice president as well as more than 40 current and past members of congress were on hand for the memorial service outside san francisco city hall . >> the lasting message is clear. the former mayor and senator paved the way with a sense of grace and authenticity that was all her own. abc7 news reporter tim johns is taking a look at the moments to remember that from the steps of city hall and through the streets of san francisco, dianne feinstein was remembered thursday at a memorial service honoring her life. >> she showed us a world where women lead, where we lift each other up so that girls like me could follow in her footsteps. >> the service featured speeches from san francisco mayo

alma it is going to be fine. >> fall weather for fleet week festivities. let me show you the 24 hour forecast. the sun comes up at 706. there will be some fog around near the coast and the bay. temperatures in the 40s, 50s, the sun's out. it's a warmer afternoon. you will notice upper 60s to upper 80s and the numbers will fall just as the sun sets. now let me show you the temperature trend for san francisco for fleet week festivities. they're just going up just like the blue angels, at least through friday in the mid 80s. >> and then temperatures slowly will start to head down. but really gorgeous looking weather ahead. i'll be back to tell you about how hot it's going to get and how long that's going to remain here in the bay area coming right up, alma. >> all right. thank you, sandhya. now to developing news. governor newsom's pick to serve out the remainder of late senator dianne feinstein's term will be sworn in tomorrow. laphonza butler will be sworn in by vice president kamala harris in washington, dc this is butler's first job in public office. >> s

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alma, get it, giedrich. this is fishman, he promised to call. basement fishman, yes, this connection is now going through all the labyrinths, the germans have laid out all of them, there is a direct connection without switching. well, in short, i have a special order for you, pelageya ivanovna said that they were waiting for you at the cafe on leninsky, and i don’t know what they have there and what’s in the cafe, but fishman’s door was opened in the catacombs, shurik himself came there and some girl - then he dragged it, that means, to pull the bags from the basement of the tram, there will be hundreds of these bags, hundreds of them, so you can take the cancan, yes, you can leave it here, but yes, it’s easy, no one will come here, the people are superstitious, yes , so, another piece of news, ours are alone in the basement, fishman, he closed the shop, ran away from the cancan, yes, and you were there at fishman’s, and you’re thinking of going back there, but i’ll try, i’ll try, i ’ll find it through the labyrinth, i’ll find it, and most impor

alma it is going to be fine. >> fall weather for fleet week festivities. let me show you the 24 hour forecast. the sun comes up at 706. there will be some fog around near the coast and the bay. temperatures in the 40s, 50s, the sun's out. it's a warmer afternoon. you will notice upper 60s to upper 80s and the numbers will fall just as the sun sets. now let me show you the temperature trend for san francisco for fleet week festivities. they're just going up just like the blue angels, at least through friday in the mid 80s. >> and then temperatures slowly will start to head down. but really gorgeous looking weather ahead. i'll be back to tell you about how hot it's going to get and how long that's going to remain here in the bay area coming right up, alma. >> all right. thank you, sandhya. now to developing news. governor newsom's pick to serve out the remainder of late senator dianne feinstein's term will be sworn in tomorrow. laphonza butler will be sworn in by vice president kamala harris in washington, dc this is butler's first job in public office. >> s

chris >> hey dan and alma.y status and why today is an important day in franchise history. plus, the president meets the future. steph and wemby the pre season finale in game for the warriors, then it's the real deal. when they host the suns opening night tuesday at chase center warrior spurs tonight. this is great, steph taking on wemby and the seven foot four phenom won the tip. their first quarter. klay thompson the missed three ball bounces to steph and steph that's a splash 11 points in 20 minutes for steph and curry early second quarter chris paul dario saric the new guys starting a team high 17 off the bench minutes later jonathan kuminga shoots it way up over wemby he had 13 points in this game and i'll tell you what wemby is going to be a problem in this league. game high 19 points five blocks. spurs win by five season opener for the dubs tuesday night. four time nba champion andre iguodala retiring after 19 seasons. he spent eight of those with the dubs earning the 2015 nba finals mvp, the former firs

. >> alma all right. sounds good. we look forward to it. thank you. sandhya from the blue angels to the parade of ships, we are helping you plan your fleet week. we have the full schedule of events posted on our website. check it out on the front page of abc7 news.com. >> all right, let's move now to the final farewell for senator dianne feinstein. nine family friends, the vice president as well as more than 40 current and past members of congress were on hand for the memorial service outside san francisco city hall . >> the lasting message is clear. the former mayor and senator paved the way with a sense of grace and authenticity that was all her own. abc7 news reporter tim johns is taking a look at the moments to remember that from the steps of city hall and through the streets of san francisco, dianne feinstein was remembered thursday at a memorial service honoring her life. >> she showed us a world where women lead, where we lift each other up so that girls like me could follow in her footsteps. >> the service featured speeches from san francisco

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but his partners say he was part of the problem >>> giving a hefty donation to his alma mater. >>> and ghosts that haunt this new england home why these decorations would make an entrepreneur shuder it's monday, october 23. "early today" starts right now thanks for starting the week with us. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. western leaders are urging israel to adhere to international humanitarian law and its war on gaza. issuing a joint statement, leaders of canada, france, germany, the uk and the u.s. stress that civilians need to be protected. since hamas's attack on israel two weeks ago, more than 4.5,000 people have been killed in gaza, most by israeli airstrikes. >> for the latest let's go to clad owe lavanga good morning this likely to influence israeli policy at all? >> frances, phillip, form. that statesman seems to be carefully drafted by the leaders of the country to show they still support israel's right to defend itself and to retaliate against hamas, but at the same time they're calling on israel to respect on international law, especially when it comes to prote

alma in ottawa, kansas. republican. hi, alma. caller: hi. i just want to say, just forget about the maga republicans in the congress. and go to the other 200-something that aren't doing anything either. what's in it for them to stop this? why don't they get together and pick a good republican to run the house and be the chairman and forget about those other guys? you can outvote them if you just would. host: but who would that be? who would the candidate be? caller: i don't know. but there has to be somebody in there who cares more about the american people and getting our business done instead of molly coddling those other maga people who don't care about this country at all except for their own profit. i'm sorry. kind of bitter about this. host: all right. all right. allen in toledo, ohio. what do you say about this? caller: the only way to get over this insane voting impasse is for the house to adopt a rule that requires the members of the house to only vote for the nominee of the represented political parties. right now none of the repub

tara >> yeah, alma emotions were running high out there today on the ground with protests outside san francisco city hall and the israeli consulate with people on both sides of this conflict desperately calling for peace. bring them home. >> bring them home. >> a call from protesters outside san francisco city hall. more than a dozen bay area jewish community groups gathering demands for the safe release of roughly 150 people taken hostage by hamas. >> we need to bring them home safe if the negotiations has to start, someone has to do something to bring them home near life. >> chioma is one of the organizers of friday's protest. >> some of the families don't even know whether their loved ones are hostages or killed because they just have no word. it's so hard to be away from home in these terrible days. >> we feel helpless. we want to hug our friends and families. and it's just physically impossible. >> i didn't think there was anything more important than to be here today to stand with the hostages from this absolutely barbaric act of terrorism in southern israel. our hearts are just

dan alma okay, thank you, sandhya. >> coming up, one person is dead, two others injured after a stabbing in union city. and just a few minutes ago, we got new details from police about the investigation. plus some relief for community in san francisco as police announced the arrest in the deadly beating of a beloved corner store clerk. >> stay but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com you know, people always ask me, "kevin, what does being the ceo of cashbacking mean to you?" it means cashbacking every opportunity. did you cashback on this? like

. >> alma all right, sandhya, thank you. >> now to our developing story on the largest health care workere in us history. as 75,000 employees walk out on oakland based kaiser permanente today, the action could mean delayed appointments, lab results and even prescriptions for thousands of patients. abc7 news reporter anzar hassan joins us live in walnut creek with the very latest on this answer. dan good evening. >> we just got word from kaiser that today's negotiations ended without a settlement that likely means there will be a second day of striking beginning tomorrow morning at 6 a.m. one big challenge remains concerns over current staffing levels. signs say, put patients first and tell a big part of the workers story. >> we are begging for resources to do our job. we want them to address the short staffing crisis that we have in hand. >> joshua barber is an operating room surgical technician at kaiser walnut creek. he's one of the tens of thousands of kaiser employees on strike across the country. we put patient first, put patient first. one of their main issues, staffing employees cl

. >> seriously, dan and alma, we're talking about two different people here, but one similar problem and that is mistake in fast track charges is the good news is both have been able to successfully dispute the charges. the bad news it's been going on for years and there might not be a long term solution on any given day. there are dozens of cars on the cellmax lot in san diego. the socal business buys and sells cars regularly. co-founder sean poore says some of the cars aren't even drivable yet. still, every month, he says his business receives mistake in bay area fast track bridge toll invoices. it's been going on for years. >> i mean, we've gotten at least 40, 50, maybe 60 tickets. >> tickets like this one, which identified a cell max ford, based on the license plate read by fast tracks, optical character recognition software. but in actuality photographed a honda going over the san mateo-hayward bridge. >> we just kept thinking, how the heck is this happening? and this one for a vehicle headed over the benicia martinez bridge with a license plate that was so difficult to read. >>

dan and alma, it is just after 2 a.m.n maine and there has been an all out manhunt for this person of interest. >> the fbi is involved. roadblocks are set up, but still no sign of him. patrol vehicles racing through the streets as a manhunt is now underway in maine after a mass shooting wednesday night. we did respond to the town of lewiston. >> it's going to be spare time recreation for an active shooter incident. >> we have active shooter of all injuries. >> lpd on scene. >> please say the search centers around this man, robert card, a former firearms instructor with a history of military service. he's also a mental health history, including a two week stay this summer at a facility where he allegedly made threats about carrying out a shooting at a national guard facility. his white subaru was recovered and but he was not card is considered armed and dangerous. >> he is a person of interest. >> authorities say shootings appear to have unfolded at two locations, including a local bar and grill. and a bowling alley. some

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dan and alma, it is just after 2 a.m.ine and there has been an all out manhunt for this person of interest. >> the fbi is involved. roadblocks are set up, but still no sign of him. patrol vehicles racing through the streets as a manhunt is now underway in maine after a mass shooting wednesday night. we did respond to the town of lewiston. >> it's going to be spare time recreation for an active shooter incident. >> we have active shooter of all injuries. >> lpd on scene. >> please say the search centers around this man, robert card, a former firearms instructor with a history of military service. he's also a mental health history, including a two week stay this summer at a facility where he allegedly made threats about carrying out a shooting at a national guard facility. his white subaru was recovered and but he was not card is considered armed and dangerous. >> he is a person of interest. >> authorities say shootings appear to have unfolded at two locations, including a local bar and grill. and a bowling alley. some of t

dan and alma.ow, we have the solar eclipse that's coming and tonight we're going to take a deeper look at that and you'll be able to see it on saturday. we'll hear from the exploratorium on the best time and way to experience the ring of fire. plus junk fees on purchases can add up, but the federal trade commission is working to change that. seven on your side's michael finney joins me with how this will affect you when it comes to concert tickets, hotel rooms and utility bills. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc7 bay area streaming tv. dan i'm karina. >> we will thank you. >> and you can download the abc7 app or just head to abc7 news.com and join karina in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us here on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next from tel aviv for sandy patel. all of us we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley and i'm ahmed daetz. >> we'll see you at six hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of 23 years. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community.

. >> thanks, dan and alma. just keep your eyes open and i'll do the rest there.thing you would like to say to america on this? >> 1020 also had a loss of words . in san francisco last week. >> the car runs into the china embassy and the guy has a gun. please send the swat as soon as possible. there is a guy drive the car into inside the office. >> those were phone calls from people inside the consulate who first hit in the back and then ran as security guards distracted. 31 year old san juan yang. when officers arrived, they were coughing because of the pepper spray that consulate security guards had deployed. something that impacts yang. two seconds later, officers then fired shots that proved to be fatal in slow motion. you can see yang waving the knife back and forth through the air. it almost appears as though yang couldn't see anything. i asked chief bill scott about that thursday day. >> what i will say, though, in fairness, is we don't really know what this person could see or not see. and we at that point, the officers remember the call was that the perso

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j.r >> alma dan, this has been an extremely busy night in maine as law enforcement personnel are actively for cards. so far they have been unsuccess all but hundreds of individuals are working through the night and on the ground. come outside, walk in in front of the truck with your hands up and law enforcement in bowed in maine surrounding mass shooting suspect robert cards home ordering those inside to come out as they serve one of several search warrants. officials, though, saying it is unknown if card is in this home or any others in the area that they are searching. more than 350 law enforcement personnel, including police officers, fbi agents, us marshals and atf agents, have now been searching for card for more than 24 hours on the ground and in the air. authorities tell us the 40 year old has a history of military service in the reserves cards. neighbor says robert had just bought a high tech scope for one of his guns. >> it was a $2,000 thermal scope. he had just gotten and it's, you know, it's infrared. you can see in the dark with it. it picks up heat signatures. >> officials s

dan and alma. >> all right, tara, thank you. hey, sure can all right. >> what a way to head into the weekend. we had the earthquake and tomorrow there is a red flag warning for much of the bay area. >> so let's get over to meteorologist sandhya patel, who's tracking all of that for us. sandhya yeah, dan and let's take a look at the earthquake situation first and then we'll talk about the fire danger. so just minutes ago, southeast of tahoe near coalville, there have been some earthquakes, so we are seeing multiple earthquake reports today. one near mount hamilton. earlier in the day. but the one that everybody has been talking about is the one by millbrae. let's talk about what happened there. this was shortly after 630, a magnitude 3.9 earthquake was the largest of the reports. there were 35 reports. it's this is near sfo close to the san andreas fault. and i've been getting reports from all around the bay area and you can see the shake intensity of how far it was felt. much of the bay area felt it. and when we even zoom it out

coming right up. >> alma thank you.andhya now to the new developments about a ferris wheel potentially moving into fisherman's wharf tonight. the san francisco port commissioners are taking up a plan to move it across san francisco, but plenty of questions remain. the ferris wheel currently sits in golden gate park. abc7 news reporter j.r. stone is digging into the details of the proposal for this ferris wheel currently in san francisco. >> golden gate park could soon be moved and installed several miles down the road along this pier in san francisco fisherman's wharf. if you do it right, you do it tastefully. >> it's going to look great. >> most of those walking around the wharf will tell you they like the idea, seeing something new in the city. >> it was always, you know, eye catching. >> i haven't seen much change around the pier in a long time, so it'd be really cool to see something new. >> the ferris wheel has been up in golden gate park for the last three years in the shadows of the academy of sciences and the de

dan and alma, but it is going to be changing after tomorrow.o take advantage of the situation that we have for tomorrow. let's take a look at a live or i shouldn't say live. i should say earlier recorded views of the sunset from tonight . they are so stunning, no matter which direction you were looking at, the sun, you're going to be seeing scenes like this again tomorrow. and a bright evening for tomorrow night. we're looking at the home opener for the doves as they take on the phenix suns. 7 p.m. at tipoff. it's going to be 59 degrees. a little breezy out there. temperature dropping off to about 57. a good idea to take the hoodie if you're going to the game and enjoy. high pressure is building in and that's what's going to provide us with another mild day. we did have the rain yesterday, brought us decent amounts for many areas, but it's long gone and we do have some patchy fog out there, especially near the coast where visibility on live doppler seven, you will notice, has come down to about three miles. oakland is at seven miles right now.

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>> well, jonathan, as you know, because it's your alma mater, i come from a swing district.seats among all democrats in the country. i have to defend my seat every single cycle. but as i sat there, and in realtime we learned that the potential speaker was so anti lgbtq, you know, i felt compelled to speak out in a way that some people have culled pretty minnesota. i wanted to wish my wife a happy wedding anniversary, and it was our wedding then every. we've been married under the law, at least, for 15 years. we've raised four sons together, and we now have two grandsons. so i truly hope that the speaker, we can work to change his views overtime because i really think that his view on this is outdated, it's wrong, and in one of the toughest swing states in america, guess what? people have elected me now three times to congress. >> just to put a finer point on, and we're talking about my alma mater, a carleton college, which is in northfield, minnesota. let's turn to something equally serious, even more serious, and that is the mass shooting in lewiston, maine last night. main

alma. >> all right. thank you, sandhya .a new study, california fans aren't leaving anytime soon. despite the complaints you might hear. a recent study from the federal reserve of dallas ranked california as the fourth stickiest state in the country. stickiness is a measure of how many people born in a state still live there. us census data from 2021 shows 73% of people born in california still live here in case you were wondering, the stickiest state is texas. the least sticky state. wyoming, only 45% of wyoming natives still live there. well, it's estimated more than 79 million people worldwide live with a stutter. >> i've met people who are like , yeah, i got up on stage and did poetry, or i've got up on stage and i did comedy because i saw you and i've just talked to tons of people who stutter, who have never seen a person stutter so openly. >> nina g is part of a small but mighty group of people in the bay area who aim to create a more welcoming world for those who stutter by spreading awareness and acceptance of the sp

i now would like to introduce one of our alma mater from cohort three anthony.ke to speak where i was before and where i am now. >> sir, would you into the microphone we want to hear. >> can you hear me? >> before city emt like i was drifting through my life and it has i decided to take a year off and working in a warehousing i didn't feel like my life was going anywhere and i was still drifting. until a year later in 2019-2020 i heard about this program and the following year in february i got my acceptance letter and february 8th i was like. okay. i have to get out of here he, he prematurely quite my job and later on read that the city emt class didn't start until 20 days later oh, i'm out of a job but i need to do this. so i powered through and completed the class and city ems helped me at this time from the emt to the san francisco fire department internship though offered that opportunity has been afforded to me because i got the city ems if not for them i wouldn't have been afforded this opportunity. this program hopes myself and young people given the sam

dan alma, now back to you. all right, j.r, thank you so much. >> a shootout on san francisco's embarcadero sent crowds celebrating father's day, running for cover. now four months later, police say three arrests have been made. but as abc7 news reporter liz pena reports, one of those suspects has a history with sfpd and even received a huge settlement from the city just last year. >> four months ago, father's day on san francisco's embarcadero turned into a gun battle ground. bystanders hid behind cars and ran for cover as passengers inside two moving vehicles shot at each other. >> people was screaming like it was shooting outside. >> so you closed the doors in the back of the store? yeah >> so close it to avoid, like, getting like those shooters inside. >> the sounds and images are still fresh for workers on pier 39 and 14 on where many hid as bullets rang out. >> it was scary because then, you know, you didn't know if they got caught. you didn't know if they were still here. dashcam video captured the moment

loose is alma the witness we spoke to said initially people inside the chinese consulate thought the suspect was having a medical episode and crashed by accident. >> but once he came out of the car with a knife in hand, many started to run. she described the suspect as an asian male in his mid 30s, gray hair. this video is revealing more details of what happened inside the san francisco chinese consulate on monday, moments after this. unidentate fillled suspect drove this car through the front doors of the building. >> everyone started freaking out at the moment we realized that like he had a he had a knife in his hand and, um, like, he was, like, bleeding from his head. he wasn't like, making. he wasn't making really much sense. >> but as guards fought the suspect, they shouted for someone to call police. audrey remembers the suspect making a clear request when he was able to get out of the car. >> the first thing he asked was like, where is the ccp? >> ccp is short for the chinese communist party. audrey ran along with 10 to 15 people to the back of the building, where she describe

dan and alma, but it is going to be changing after tomorrow.ke advantage of the situation that we have for tomorrow. let's take a look at a live or i shouldn't say live. i should say earlier recorded views of the sunset from tonight . they are so stunning, no matter which direction you were looking at, the sun, you're going to be seeing scenes like this again tomorrow. and a bright evening for tomorrow night. we're looking at the home opener for the doves as they take on the phenix suns. 7 p.m. at tipoff. it's going to be 59 degrees. a little breezy out there. temperature dropping off to about 57. a good idea to take the hoodie if you're going to the game and enjoy. high pressure is building in and that's what's going to provide us with another mild day. we did have the rain yesterday, brought us decent amounts for many areas, but it's long gone and we do have some patchy fog out there, especially near the coast where visibility on live doppler seven, you will notice, has come down to about three miles. oakland is at seven miles right now. so b

coming right up. >> alma thank you. now new delopments about a ferris wheel potentially moving into fisherman's wharf tonight. the san francisco port commissioners are taking up a plan to move it across san francisco, but plenty of questions remain. the ferris wheel currently sits in golden gate park. abc7 news reporter j.r. stone is digging into the details of the proposal for this ferris wheel currently in san francisco. >> golden gate park could soon be moved and installed several miles down the road along this pier in san francisco fisherman's wharf. if you do it right, you do it tastefully. >> it's going to look great. >> most of those walking around the wharf will tell you they like the idea, seeing something new in the city. >> it was always, you know, eye catching. >> i haven't seen much change around the pier in a long time, so it'd be really cool to see something new. >> the ferris wheel has been up in golden gate park for the last three years in the shadows of the academy of sciences and the deyoung museum. b

that is now poisoning and frightening harvard jewish students and the harvard university campus my alma funded the palestinian solidarity campaign which does not support the so-called two state solution. it supports the genocidal hamas that burns babies in their cribs and decapitates women and entire families. we sought this week. those expressions of support have been expressed for years on university college campuses. so today, if you look today at the university whether it's the university of virginia or other universities the top universities in united states they say free palestine what they mean is behead jewish children. go forth hamas. goforth iranian regime. that type of discourse of death has flooded american campuses with impunity for decades. mark: let's get into this deeply. students for justice in palestine as a french group is your point for terrorist groups and groups that have ties to terrorist and funding. can you explain how that works please? >> the greatest tariff or refinancing case in american history was exposed and shut down in the early 2000 is called the holy

dan and alma. >> all right, tara, thank you.ey, sure can all right. >> what a way to head into the weekend. we had the earthquake and tomorrow there is a red flag warning for much of the bay area. >> so let's get over to meteorologist sandhya patel, who's tracking all of that for us. sandhya yeah, dan and let's take a look at the earthquake situation first and then we'll talk about the fire danger. so just minutes ago, southeast of tahoe near coalville, there have been some earthquakes, so we are seeing multiple earthquake reports today. one near mount hamilton. earlier in the day. but the one that everybody has been talking about is the one by millbrae. let's talk about what happened there. this was shortly after 630, a magnitude 3.9 earthquake was the largest of the reports. there were 35 reports. it's this is near sfo close to the san andreas fault. and i've been getting reports from all around the bay area and you can see the shake intensity of how far it was felt. much of the bay area felt it. and when we even zoom it out s

j.r >> alma dan, this has been an extremely busy night in maine as law enforcement personnel are actively looking for cards. so far they have been unsuccess all but hundreds of individuals are working through the night and on the ground. come outside, walk in in front of the truck with your hands up and law enforcement in bowed in maine surrounding mass shooting suspect robert cards home ordering those inside to come out as they serve one of several search warrants. officials, though, saying it is unknown if card is in this home or any others in the area that they are searching. more than 350 law enforcement personnel, including police officers, fbi agents, us marshals and atf agents, have now been searching for card for more than 24 hours on the ground and in the air. authorities tell us the 40 year old has a history of military service in the reserves cards. neighbor says robert had just bought a high tech scope for one of his guns. >> it was a $2,000 thermal scope. he had just gotten and it's, you know, it's infrared. you can see in the dark with it. it picks up heat signatures. >> off