she looked happy. >> andre was happy? >> yeah.l were happy. >> at age 8, marcus found himself welcoming a little brother named marquis. >> i think once my little brother came into the picture it was more, you know, i realized that it wasn't just the two of us anymore but we're actually starting to become a family. >> and there were two other stepsiblings in the mix, andre jr. and andrea. and you get along with them? >> yeah. it was pretty great. i had a brother and a sister at home, and it was a pretty cool experience. >> another cool experience, for the first time having a dad. >> he taught me how to swim. he taught me how to throw a football. he even rode me on the back of his motorcycle a few times. it was good to actually have a male figure in the house that i could, you know, do stuff with. >> so andre was living up to his job as your father? >> yeah. yeah, he was. >> for marcus and his mom, everything seemed just perfect. >> honestly, it was like a complete family. it felt like i finally had a complete family. it was the bes

she is interviewed by andre perry.fterward, interviewing top-notch fiction authors about their latest work. >> emily flitter. how are you? >> i'm great. happy to be here. >> it was a pleasure reading the white wall. i will tell you, i will never walk into a bank the same way again. i don't think anyone should. i want to start off with a question that people usually end with. who was this book for? i got mixed signals on that. some of it was for professionals, some for black consumers. in general, who is this book for? emily: i certainly did not wanted to be a warning for black consumers. i do not think i'm surprising anyone who is black in this country. i have been hearing since the book came out that the book is describing experiences that are very common. that is why i wrote it. so, for people who have gone through this, i hope it is validating. for people who have not gone through this and to work in the baking industry or in the financial industry, or just our american and want to make this country a better place,

andre: yeah. i want to keep the focus more on the customers themselves and way sick -- and ways to fight that. one is mystery shopping. then crc does a lot of work of repelling banks to invest in black and brown communities. can you talk about the importance of secret shopping and holding banks accountable? emily: mystery shoppers are a great concept. i wish i could remember where i saw this. i saw a publication in the industry that had an article say watch out because the doj is doing this more. but they are great. you basically equip two sets of pretend customers with profiles, credit scores, jobs, and you send them into the same bank and see how they are treated. one is white and one is black. you can observe how that treatment is affected by their race if he saw for everything else. the designers of these studies cleverly give the black customer better financial profiles, better credit scores, better jobs. then they watch what happens. the results of the study are varied enough that i don't wa

andre: absolutely.simms was separated from adult inmates, but that meant being held in solitary confinement. andre: imagine being locked in your bathroom. no phone, no tv, nobody to talk to. that is your existence. you try to keep yourself busy, try to work out, read, do something. but a lot of times you are in your own thoughts, in your head. i experienced very intense depression, very intense anxiety. it got to the point where, you know, i wanted to harm myself. william: when youths are charged as adults and held in adult facilities, research shows they are far more likely to die from suicide, and at the highest risk of being sexually abused. and when they eventually do get out, they're left with an adult record -- and all of the consequences thacome with that. andre: because you have this felony on your record, you can't go back certain schools. you can't go get the education to better yourself to get the job that's going to get you the property. and so that creates this cycle of these barriers at ev

so goals andre silver himself. but you know, you know, we make every day, oh, good chances and we fight till the end. revenue was also aggressive and they come wrong. and now they need to scott and i'll play with car. and now we are, we are being content putting everything every day. i think it's golf, everyone know stuff, the players and the team around all the guys i work in also i think it's because of the it's all the work or whatever they neighborhoods in that bag. their 1st their 3rd 73rd straight victory down a should god to nil the open the scoring for labor cruising with half an hour gone shot from the edge of the bar left the stick. got keeper, with no chance. yeah, the 4th go and last, 3 outing. alonzo took over his coach labor couldn't have gone from the relegation zone to 11. and let's take a look at the board and think results so far. unmatched, a 15 lead league leaders by a meter took care of business against chalka. there are the winds from life sagan. labor costs, as we showed, spoke, be often high

dave alright , andre. thank you.ime is 7 16 this coming sunday, the las vegas raiders played the denver broncos a matchup between two of the most disappointing teams in the nfl quarterback derek carr actually fought back tears after the raiders lost, even apologize to reporters were getting emotional. raiders squandered another fourth quarter lead they lost to the indianapolis colts, 25 to 20. the colts just fired their head coach and hired a former player turned commentator as the interim coach, love our coaches. um they've had nothing but success. you know more success than i've ever had, you know, and, uh, you know, i'm sorry. well this was the raiders six laws by one score so far this season. you see berkeley's made some coaching changes after saturday's 38 to 10 lost oregon state. cal fired offensive coordinator bill musgrave on offensive line coach angus mcclure after the team six consecutive loss this season. both coaches were in their third season with cal golden bears ranked 10th in the conference for points

andre and gasia that's coming up. roberta thank you. nearly 50,000 you see, graduate students who work for the university are set to walk off the job monday morning . the teaching assistance tutors and other student employees have overwhelmingly voted to approve a strike in a dispute over their pay and working conditions. a strike means that you see students would have to rely solely on their professors for one on one help with final exams only weeks away, but the university says it thinks its proposals have been fair and reasonable and helps to avert a strike. it has released this statement, which says in part quote our company goal is our primary goal in these negotiations is achieving multi year agreements that recognize these employees important and highly valued contributions to the university's teaching and research mission. president biden is in egypt. the focus of his overseas trip is on climate change and what he says the united states is doing to help fight global warming. also drivo any participating store or big oh tire shop

now, police have not named the gunman but multiple sources tell cnn the shooter was 31-year-old andre bing, an overnight team lead who worked there for over ten years. here's witnesses describing how the chilling attack played out. >> yeah, he just literally just started shooting throughout the entire break room and i watched multiple people drop down to the floor whether they were trying to duck for cover or they were hit. he just opened fire. he looked directly at me but luckily he missed my head by an inch or two. >> i'm talking about just left out the break room. come in there, started capping people up in the -- started shooting, bro. like i'm whole, though, sadly. we lost a few of our associates. >> several victims remain hospitalized and we should note this marks the third mass shooting in virginia in fewer than two weeks. let's take you to the scene now with cnn brian todd who is live there for us, brian, what are we learning about what happened? >> reporter: right, boris, and to reiterate the new reporting from cnn that the shooter's been identified as andre bing, we got a st

gasia andre.d fire department, going way above and beyond in serving their community, in addition to saving lives and property and responding to really any number of emergencies, they're also collecting toys to donate to families affected by tragedy and those otherwise in need. we are so happy to welcome to ktvu nader motorway. a proud member of oakland fire for 15 years now. and also a member of the random acts of kindness team. thank you for being with us. thank you for having me we are. actually today is the kickoff. we're starting our annual randomize toys drive. so we just wanted to get the message out there just to let people know we're gonna have barrels everywhere if they have toys that they want to donate, just get in the holiday spirit. we'd love if they drop them off at the firehouse. um, but it's a great time to give back. and we appreciate all the help we can get. and giving back helps the giver as much as it helps. the receiver does tell me a little because you guys and girls, you se

brandon andre silver scored one and set up another for life sick until they have a hot streak. every now 19 of the past 10, lee gates, that the most informed team in the buddhist league. a right now, i'll be like 6 fortunes have been transformed under coach marco. rosa rose as pressing star was in evidence for the opening goal. any a force bag searched forward with option z the size he plump for andre silva and silver did the rest. it was just his 2nd go with the season. the strike has scored every time he's prayed against very clearly his lucky team. right . 6 is the lead breyman always the threats and we just and now we're gone. they levels. christian growth is effort looping in via deflection of the lights. the captain really all bad bit light. see a gun, the rosa. keep going and going for the bag. and again, involved for the winner resolve a shock supplying the cool finance he wanted to visit his light, fig, and that's how it stayed there and beaten in 10 burners league game. and if now $14.00 in a row, the rabbit revolution continues. and let's hear from the hero of the ma

my guest this week from moscow is andre kalashnikov, senior fellow at the think time, the comic gate endowment for international peace as anger mounts among some of la uprooting supporters. how vulnerable is he conflict zone next on d w? yes. what factors spook cloud? i'm saying i'm convinced here can become a role modeling ecological training account or produce more energy is the burning issue in many european countries right now. but can leaders are great on common solutions? the future is being determined, but now the europe revealed part 3 in our series in 45 minutes on d, w o. in which met. she's now said, can i get the country? i came up with an increasing number of women and less in america. i'm guessing fed up there needs to stop mad doing and depressing a net fighting again. next is them violence. and for access to abortion, a successful position is on the line with november 25th on the w. russia has suffered key reversals on the battlefield, as curious, forces have come to attacked and seize back wide, sway the territory. my guest this week from moscow is andre kalashnikov,

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andre: can you talk about that lawsuit? in general how this has become? emily: the amazing part was that ricardo -- >> live now, a look into investigation surrounding the former president. [applause] >> thank you, very much. thank you. what a job she does. [applause] >> thank you, very much. we appreciate you being that this incredible evening. we love you and we love this place. it has done so much good and ray so much money for so many different things, especially charity. we are honored to have you all here. thank you for the incredible introduction. when you say i'm the best leader you've ever met that's a good statement. thank you to breck -- thank you to breck. the job you've done is incredible in such a short. of time. we recognize so many wonderful friends and distinguished guests with s this evening including cindy. a lot of people here. thank you, cindy. thank you. north carolina lieutenant governor is a real star. great guy, a friend of mine, mark robinson. thank you, mark. [applause] teri leiker just went there big -- through an incredible ele

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my guest this week from moscow is andre coalesce. make up senior fellow as a think time becoming gay. endowment for international peace as amounts among some of the approaching supporters. how valuable is conflict zone? next, on d, w. the asian financial crisis with at the end of the 9 in the global economy, it was on the verge of collapse. the same danger loomed 10 years later. why does the global economy remain such a powder keg? international experts are looking for answers. the asian financial crisis and its aftermath. mm. in 45 minutes. oh, d, w. oh, we're all good to go beyond deal with. as we take on the world 8 hour, i do all the fans, we're all about the story that matter to you. whatever it takes, 5 policeman a deal we are, your is actually on fire made for mines. russia has suffered key reversals on the battlefield as chaos forces of counter attacked and seized back a wide swathe of territory. my guest this week from moscow is andre kalashnikov, senior fellow at the think tank. the carnegie endowment for international peac

kadir: well, my idea was to show, or depict jose andres in his environment.ng the activist that he is, the philanthropist, an incredible chef, and how all of that has kind of come together in his world. whate emphasizes that he wants to feed the people familiar food. he looks at food in a way that's very -- it's very intimate, very personal. and it's a way to not only sustain people, but to uplift people, to carry them through these difficult moments that they're faced with. geoff: can you walk us through your technique? i mean, how do you envision something like this in your mind's eyand actually bring it to fruition? how do you make this happen? kadi well, first i had to meet jose and his family and try to get to know him, to understand him and his mission and what's important to him. i think we were having dinner, of all things, and he mentioned that his mother was like a force of nature. and i thought it was really interesting because jose often ows up after this force of nature has occurred, so i thought that it would be a really good idea to depict jose

police identify the gunman as 31-year-old andre bing.med with a handgun and multiple magazines. authorities say it appears he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. right now there is no clear motive. this is the 56th mass shooting in the last month, according to the gun violence archive. in a statement today, president biden called it yet another horrific and senseless act of violence. cbs' jeff pegues is in chesapeake, virginia tonight and will start us off from the scene. jeff, good evening. >> yeah, and this is still an active police scene out here, and it will be this way for several more days. less than 24 hours ago, holiday shopping turned to horror when that store employee turned that gun on his coworkers and customers. tonight, investigators want to know why. >> it's unknown where the suspect is. >> reporter: the first 911 call came in at 10:12 last night. >> very serious bleeding. >> reporter: police say the first officers on scene entered the store four minutes later. the alleged gunman, 31-year-old walmart employee andre b

the plump for andre silva and silva did the rest. it was just his 2nd goal of the season, the portuguese strike, his school. every time he's played against veda, clearly his lucky team. lights exact that lead the breyman are always a threat. and with just under an hour gone, they levels christian gross is effort looping enviro deflection of the light. see cats in video all bad bit light. see a gun de rosa keep going and going force bag and silva were again involved for the winner. we savish laga supplying the cool finish she wanted to visit his light sick, and that's how it stayed there and be said in 10, but his league games. and if now, once for in a row, the rosa revolution continues. now let's hear from the hero of the match himself under a silver that they have no way to make everything good chances and we fight till the end was also aggressive and they come to draw. and now they need to go in and play with the car and now we are being content putting everything every day. i think it's golf, everyone know stuff, the players and

garcia and andre back to you. ali. thank you. menlo park based meta maybe the latest tech company to lay off hundreds of workers, according to the wall street journal and announcement is expected by this wednesday. meta is the parent company of facebook, instagram and whatsapp. meta has more than 87,000 employees worldwide. if they do go through with the layoffs, it would be the first mass layoff in the company's nearly 18 year history. back in september, the company put a freeze on hiring. now it appears layoffs are imminent. twitter cut nearly 3700 jobs are about half of its workforce on friday after elon musk took over, according to the independent newsletter platformer. some employees are being asked to return to twitter. because the company may have cut too many of its workers will swing out to wall street here and see that stocks have been rising today as investors gear up for tomorrow's big midterm election and october's consumer price data. now jones is showing a nice increase of one and a quarter percent snps almost thei

bonus li garvey, live sick, has climb to 2nd place in the table with a 21 victory advert payment. andre. so thus court one and set up another for lied sake. the team is on a strong winning streak, having now one and 9 of their past 10 li gains that the most in form team in the buddhist league are right now. i'll be like 6 fortunes have been transformed under coach marco rosa. roses pressing star was in evidence for the opening goal and you're forced back, searched forward with options the size, the pump for andre silva and silver did the rest. it was just his 2nd go with the season, the portuguese strike, his school. every child he's played against veda, clearly his lucky teen lights exempt. that lead. breyman are always a threat. and with just under an hour gone, they levels christian gross is effort looping enviro deflection off the light. see cats in video all bad. bit light. see a gun to rosa, keep going and going force bergen silva were again involved for the winner resolve schlagel supplying the cool finish. she wanted to visit his light sick and that's how it stayed there and be

andre back to you.we wait to hear from president biden, former president trump wasted no time declaring the midterm a win for the republican party. they must be expecting something big tonight. actually, they were hoping for a big losses, but that's not happening. so, um the numbers have been amazing so far. the former president went on to speak about congressional candidate said he endorsed that have gone on to win their seat, helping to tip the balance of power in congress. trump is promising a big announcement next tuesday, and political analysts predict he will announce the third run for the white house. local republicans were watching the national races closely hoping for a red wave and keith senate and house races many tell ktvu they realize they're in the majority in the bay area and in california, but are hopeful that a republican led house could help shift the tide in a state that predominantly leans blue. across the country. we need a balance of power. because of one political party is in char

good morning, andre. and hello.ous november morning in the works right now, in fact, our lives whether cameras suggests that this ability is a little bit on the hazy side, but nonetheless, the bay waters are calm. it is just pristine. it has been cold, but we're beginning to see the temperatures inched their way upward. it was 32 degrees for the cool spot this morning in santa rosa. lots of thirties. lots of forties were now 50 around the oakland area. breezy conditions in our local hills today, high temperature 68 the outside number right now we've jumped to 53. riad el cerrito and also alameda. it was in piedmont and oakland. 48 degrees at sfo. back in all the way through foster city. it's still 39 in fremont. today's numbers. take your pick fifties at the beach is low and mid sixties around the central bay to 65, fairfield, 68 gilroy and also mid sixties across willow, glen and cupertino. we will talk about the winds and the impact it will have on your friday forecast that's coming up right now. south castaneda,

walmart has identified andre bing as the suspected shooter. we're now hearing from a survivor who only worked at the store for two months and claims she was told he had problems with coworkers. the shooting at walmart comes on the heels of the mass nightclub shooting in colorado springs, where five people were killed. and a deadly shooting at the university of virginia, where three members of the football team lost their lives ten days ago. there have been more than 600 mass shootings in the u.s. this year, averaging more than one mass shooting a day. abc's jay o'brien leads us off tonight from chesapeake. >> reporter: tonight, the chilling survivor's account of the moment a walmart store manager opened fire, killing six people just two days before thanksgiving. briana tyler -- who works at the store -- tells me the gunman, identified as 31-year-old andre bing, fired into a break room during a staff meeting at the start of the overnight shift. did he say anything? >> no, he said nothing at all. >> reporter: just started shooting? >> he just st

have climbed to 2nd place in the table with a 21 victory at vera breyman. andre silver scored one and set up another for leipzig there on something of a hot streak. now having 19 of their past 10 league games that the most in form team in the bundis league, a right now, i'll be like 6 fortunes have been transformed under coach marker. rosa rose as pressing star was in evidence for the opening goal. any of force back searched forward with options either side. the plump for andre silva and silver did the rest it was just his 2nd goal of the season, the portuguese strike his scott. every time he's played against veda, clearly his lucky team. lights exert their lead. breyman are always a threat, and with just under an hour gone, they levels kristian gross is effort looping enviro deflection of the light. see cats in really all bad bit light. see a gun to rosa, keep going and going force bergen silva were again involved for the winner. we savish laga supplying the cool finish. she wanted to visit his light sick and that's how it stayed there and beaten in 10, but his league games. and if n

i want to thank all of my guest andre, of rece shaw and you for joining us. see you next time on the stream. ah ah. generation football, me to lead players using that platform for good. the most important thing is given access to opportunity. you know the world in between in different ways and highlights how the world's most popular again is helping change lives and communities. and what more federation asked me to help evacuate the youth national players because their lives are at risk generation football. coming soon on al jazeera, we should do a lot more than what we do highlands, he's a crime, and we can get a sense of belonging. it might be says, that's it. then it's been like the 5th and the every day heroes keeping communities together. i believe them did this for 10 am for and for dental, for my phone as 0 visits the canyon town of the turn that produces some of the worlds fastest runners. and where a terrible crime has led to a reckoning with gender based violence. a sense of community on a jesse, either sears from al jazeera on the go and need to no

i want to thank all of my guest andre, of rece shaw and you for joining us. see you next time on the stream. ah ah. for the 2nd, the 2nd time that i'm going to be at a woke up the 1st time was in cellar fan. 2010, it really was the base months. now again, the country that on residing is housing a little. and i know that a lot of people who live here that might be the 1st time that they are experiencing a woke up. i can tell you it's going to be great. it's a celebration of people. it's a celebration of the school. it's the atmosphere. the faith of woke up is number one. it doesn't get any because there's something magical about that i'm really excited about. this will come back on wait for the get started. why do people tell stories and take risks to share their experiences? from every corner below, binding us together and inspiring us to expand our realities? why? because like most award winning versus telling groundbreaking stories. witness on al jazeera, a sense of belonging might be says, doesn't it then it's been like the food and the everyday heroes kee

i want to thank all of my guest andre, of rece shaw, and you for joining us. see you next. i'm on the stream. ah ah. ah, climate break down is real on these getting worse, despite all the signs on reporting. why aren't we doing more? that's the question, journalist cali, re tries to answer in this series. i'm looking at climate breakdown from a different perspective. i want to understand how power money, she destructiveness and deception have come to shape our schools to the crisis. way . all hail the planet, coming through on al jazeera, indonesia, your investment destination, the world's 10th largest economy is busy transforming, ready to beat your business, partner with a robust talent pool, politically and economically stable and strong policies. being the power house, indonesia is confirmed by the g. 20 presidency. bringing opportunities for you invest indonesia, no action to active at different stages of their life. share the highs and lows of following dreams of fame and fortune. and going to commit whitaker by bertha grandmother, endlessly seeking to filth and ambit

we will not allow anyone to drive a wedge between the ukrainian and polish people. andre melnick is a supporter of ukrainian at nazi lead, a step hung, ban dera, he was recalled, is ambassador to germany off to a number of provocative statements. he criticized berlin, void, sluggish support to ukraine. and brandon chancellor left schultz, a so keen liver sausage for refusing to visit keith after the ukrainian conflict started. it's not the only time a ukrainian diplomat has been accused of poor behavior. early this week. calves, ambassador to the un, posted a photo on social media making a rude gesture while wearing a t shirt directing an obscenity at the russian president, following a meeting of the security council. but i saw the scar this with the polish political scientists, my tires that pay scores gave many thanks for joining us on the program. it's nice to see you. and so what do you make of the appointment says andre melnik is ukraine's deputy foreign minister off the all the international control the see he spoke to already. well, there's nothing can i get to know because of

good morning, andre. the scientists and the engineers at nasa ames research center, where some of the people who contributed to making the launch of the artemus one a reality. five. four stage engine start. 321 boosters and ignition. and lift off of artemus one. we rise together back to the moon and beyond. the launch happened at 10 47. pm local time, sending the 32 story rocket off to space from the kennedy space center on a three week test journey. this was the first moon launch since the apollo moon mission over 50 years ago. i spoke with nasa astronaut jessica mirror this morning about the significance of today's launch. and what comes next. and today's launch is really of tremendous magnitude. for all of us here at nasa. this is the moment that we were waiting for. to truly kick off the entire artemis campaign . so all of our upcoming missions for us to return to the moon and eventually to set our boots back on the moon are finally in motion, and this was the moment we are waiting for the artemis one

thanks andre. coming up your sports betting is one of the most controversial topics on california ballots right now. next here on the nine we're taking in depth look at propositions 26 27, which would change the face of sports betting here in our state, then the holidays are quickly approaching. for many. it's a tough time to stay on track with that healthy eating next. we're talking live with the cardiologist about the importance of not letting it all go. what makes the train so magical? it's not just the enchanting call of the whistle or the adventurous spirit in every bend of the track. it's about where it goes. to places. and faces. and the warmest of memories. the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. ♪ here to health emergency now that officials say the virus has led to a record number of hospitalizations of small children and daily visits to emergency rooms that health emergency declaration allows the county to have access to state and federal

i bring andre on 10 years from now.program. >> still working on the thesis, ironing out the last details. charles: how do you envision life. you're getting started. you will have great credentials. your city ahn say the same, you know where you want to go, do you feel confident you see the world around you with did country ripping itself apart how are you feeling about it? >> well obviously the situation nationally is not good. it is not something that i am proud of but i'm still proud to be an american. i still love america more than any other country in the world i think it is important for my fiance and i to do things the way we want to do things. as long as the government doesn't start getting involved how we are raising our children i think we can get by pretty well. charles: great to hear you want to have children, pursue the american dream, a lot of people are being dissuaded about that that is a big, big problem as well. places like japan and europe. maybe soon even here. let me bring sean in for the conversatio

ciudad san josé de san francisco la última ciudad registra un poco más de lluvia precisamente de ella andréstran las el panorama actual >> pues si aquí amanecimos con julia y también viento y frío de lluvia caro a las 12 una de la tarde aproximadamente el sol salió pero la mayoría de las personas que hemos visto están con franela son la larga porque el frío se siente bastante. por primera vez mucho tiempo los residentes para sus trabajos con paraguas enano vimos algunos restaurantes y dijeron que no había afluencia de clientes que generalmente hay quizás por la lluvia y por las bajas temperaturas sin duda es algo bueno por la sequía que hemos viviendo los últimos años veamos opiniones que nos dieron los residentes acá;j >> oyó mucho lo está muy fresco con la comunidad por la sequía >> porque está bonito el clima >>. >> ya tiene mucho que llovió acá . >> y las calles normales nada de inundaciones?. >> por estos lados no se inunda. >> el aeropuerto de san francisco funcionó con normalidad no se reportaron mayores retrasos tampoco accidentes automovilísticos aquí en san francisco y generalmente

condado de los Ángeles acordÓ indemnizar con 8 millones de dÓlares a los padres del joven hispano andrÉsas cinco disparos por la espalda. ilia: en un nuevo intento por tratar de frenar la inflaciÓn en el paÍs la reserva federal volviÓ a aumentar las tasas de interÉs en un 0.75%, este es el cuarto incremento desde el mes de junio. claudia uceda estÁ en washington y nos habla de las repercusiones de esta decisiÓn que afecte el bolsillo de toros. claudia: walsh trick ayuda puede que la reserva federal volviÓ a anunciar las tasas de interÉs. >> al rato sube, lo que nos suben son los salarios. claudia: el aumento fue de 3/4 de punto por cuarta vez consecutiva, se vende el 4%, su nivel mÁs alto en los Últimos 15 aÑos. efe de la reserva federal dio a entender que pronto podrÍa reducir el ritmo de las subidas, pero tan benÉvolo claro que vendrÍan mÁs, y que aÚn queda un camino por recorrer. para este economista esto significa que el prÓximo momento puede ser menor, el 0.5% en lugar del 0.75%. >> el ritmo va a disminuir, pero se seguirÁn prolongando las subidas. la economÍa sigue siendo muy fuert

i'm andre senior. thank you for joining us. we begin with breaking news, a gaslight hit and sparking a fire . it happened in concord. we're told construction crew hit that gas line, your grant and frederick streets. you can see the flames shooting into the sky from these live pictures from sky fox right now, and you can see the fire hoses trying to douse the flames as we speak. officials are asking you to avoid this area and the road in that area could be closed for hours conquered fire department and police on the scene right now, as you can see, trying to stamp out the flames here from what we're told, is a gas line that was hit and sparked this massive fire. tom baker is on his way to the scene. as soon as he gets here, we'll check in with him live and we will update you at ktvu .com as well. developing news out of southern california, los angeles county sheriff's recruits out for a training run when authorities say a driver going the wrong way plowed right into them. some of the victims said to be in critical condition. ktv

i'm andre senior. of course, but we want to get over to gasia mikaelian, who has been missing from the desk for very good reason. she's upstairs now with more of a wrap up of the world cup coverage for today, gasia morning. you two were wrapping up. we're looking ahead a little bit of everything here as we look to this weekend, all eyes are on the u. s men's national team as they take on the netherlands in the world cup after advancing to the knockout stage following the huge win yesterday against iran, one nil we welcome to the night jordan's feral technical director of the oakland route soccer team to digest what we are all still thinking about. thank you for being with us. absolutely thank you for having me. let's talk about the win by team usa yesterday. this was true teamwork, a case in which just about every man on the pitch touched that ball. before it was finally sent in for the goal. yeah and we've said since day one that the cohesion of this group is something we haven't necessarily had and i

satélite mire es la parte frontal del sistema que pasó ahora es el aire frío que continúa llegando andrés san josé de manera ligera después de alejar ahí viene más en camino se abre las puertas para más lluvias en la región en el acercamiento claramente se puede ver como dejación los despejados y el frente como avanza hacia las zonas de montaña vemos que sigue presentándose mucho cuidado las autopistas son las primeras nevadas de la región y también la presencia de rayos que se presentan zonas altas simplemente son rayos en gran parte en el área de la bahía se mantiene despejado en los 55 y 56 claro se espera todo mañana en especial para san josé menos quizás cerca 10° del " se presenta por lluvia dispersa la región. los próximos días están estables o los san josé espera que se presente este sistema, puedes despejado viernes pero si tiene planes bien camino y se extiende por vías más al ver esto en nuestro siguiente segmento regresamos >> esta mañana el hombre sospechoso de haber sido contratado para asesinar a una dentista se presentó ante un juez en alameda arrestado investigadores dice

i hear you, andre. thank you. and if you still haven't received your california stimulus check, keep an eye on your mailbox this week. over the weekend, more debit cards were sent out. the payments are between $200 and $1050. it all depends on your income and your family size and more. direct deposits are also expected to hit bank accounts soon. time is 7 17. it's not exactly a shock, but studies show more people are moving out of expensive cities from san francisco to hawaii, about a third of those who were surveyed in the chronicle polls , a there are likely to leave in the next three years, and the reasons include the homeless crisis, public safety and housing costs. the census figures also show about 18% of people in san francisco plan to move that's the highest of any metropolitan area. some traffic safety experts say the end of daylight saving time can increase the risk of a car crash many more people and i'll be driving home from work in the dark, experts say. that could lead to increased drowsiness until o

ktvu andre senior back in studio with reaction, andre from two bay area mayors to the governor's unprecedented good morning. garcia. newsom says he's becoming increasingly frustrated with the local response to the homeless problem and announced yesterday he's withholding $1 billion from cities and counties across the state. the governor says he's decided to reject every local action plan on the homeless issue because they're failing to get people off the streets. newsom says the current plans for city and county agencies are moving too slowly and would only reduce homelessness statewide. 2% the governor's demanding far more aggressive action now accountability. accountability i'm not the mayor of california, not the mayor of 478 cities. we need to see accountability, housing accountability. oakland mayor libby chef is among the local leaders who has some major concerns about the governor's decision. i joined many mayors in feeling a bit perplexed about how delaying funding to address homelessness is going to accelerate progress. but i stand open to hear what the governor has to say. and we'll

ow alright, andre. thank you. times 7, 17 san francisco landlords are filing as many eviction notices now as they did before the pandemic began in san francisco chronicle says the number of the evictions began rising when the state moratorium on evictions expired a year ago. the paper says eviction notices are mainly in the downtown soma. tenderloin and south beach neighborhoods. they also say there's been an increase in nuisance evictions when landlords remove someone for annoying their neighbors with loud music of offensive odors or barking dogs. the justice department says it took down a catalytic converter theft ring that spanned nine states, including california. they say 21 leaders and associates of a national network of thieves, dealers and processors are under arrest. none of them are from california, three from sacramento. investigators say they sold more than $38 million in stolen catalytic converters to a processor in new jersey to extract the valuable metals inside. they say that processor then sold th

i'm andre senior gasia mikaelian.riday, november 11th you know it is cold outside, but it's also gorgeous. we will turn to our steve paulson to talk about what we are walking to for the weekend. we're walking into another cool weekend. that's for sure. you guys maybe a little bit of light rain lead saturday . but right now we're getting a lot of those higher clouds. really though it's the cold this morning frost advisory out for another hour, although by about eight o'clock i think we've reached the loans, but you can see a little bit of activity and then coming in from the west southwest, a lot of high clouds, but it's a crazy cold morning out there and a little bit of fog assist sneaking around here for a few high clouds you saw those so only really fifties are very low sixties were below average. on the temps, all right over to ali and ali just like that. that big rig came in and righted that up. well it's not upright yet, but they least wiggled it into the middle of the roadway. i think what they're trying to do.

. >> andre and kasenya are married tv journalists.urned front line sniper told them she was pregnant and needed a new uniform. they're sending smaller boots. roxilana is in an intelligence group on the front lines. it's so valuable to have these people who understand we are tired of wearing clothes that are three sizes too big. we had no helmets. we wore track suits and sneakers. now we feel we're humans. the ukrainian ministry of defense says there are more than 50,000 women under arms. more than 5,000 of them on the front line. amongst them andre's sister. >> she received men's uniform, men's underwear, everything that is designed for men. >>. >> reporter: females also need customized sanitary, medical and human any tear ri supplies. they have sent out 3,000 of these care packages. they plan for at least another 2,000 all winterized. then there's this vital tool. oh, my god. i have never seen that. a feminine urinary director for women of all ages. basically they pee in that? >> no, not in, they pee like men. >> if only i had known

okay andre. thank you. times. 708 the man accused of attacking house speaker nancy pelosi is husband paul in his san francisco home, pleaded not guilty to federal charges. the only time that david cpap spoke in court was when he told the judge his name his lawyer, not guilty pleas to charges of attempted kidnapping of a federal official and attacking a family member of a federal officer. if he's convicted on both charges could get up to 50 years in federal prison. he also faces charges of attempted murder in san francisco superior court. a preliminary hearing in that case is set for next month , and he's due back in federal court on november. 30th. and the man suspected of stalking women in san francisco is due back in court november 29th after a judge threw out almost half of the charges against him. 34 year old bill hobbs was arrested last month on 22 counts, including sexual battery and assault. prosecutors accused him of chasing touching and kissing women he saw on the streets. the judge said there was

andre senior. thank you. the alameda county district attorney's office race is still too close to call terry wiley leads pamela price 52 to 48% they're separated by 5000 votes . this is a historic race on many levels. whoever wins will be alameda county's first black district attorney. ktvu talked to the two candidates after election day. both say they're confident and planning what they'll do when they take office. i'm not gonna let you become a multiple repeat offender. you know, we're not going to be on your third burglary or your 10th burglary. and then you want to get put into a program for the 10th time that we're not gonna do. wiley is a veteran prosecutor prices a long time civil rights attorney . she's currently caring for her mother. hospitalized in arizona price issued this statement to us saying, i'm confident that when all the votes are counted, we will win and sent a major message to the status quo. a message stating. you have not been working for us. you've been working to maintain a broken sys

andre collecting cough in moscow. welcome to conflict zone. thanks a lot. seems clear that ukraine has made some important military gains in recent days as things stand now, how big a set back are these ukranian advances for the kremlin? i know it's, it's a hard question because i don't think that kremlin answer is really answer to this counter offensive military answer. i mean that political one, that psychological in order to in order to, let's say, justify possible problems for the beginning. they said that this is regrouping, or for troops, not more but i think from that is not ready to make any concessions in any diplomatic sense. and in the political sciences is ready for further war of attrition. it could be continued and the kremlin until now. next has this kind of resource been primarily military resource. so this is going to be continued. do you expect marked escalation from the kremlin in response to ukrainian moves? i think it's possible it could be natural as for from criminal site, given the thinking it's very, very militarize. it's very aggre

my guess this week from moscow is andre kalashnikov, senior fellow at the think tank. a carnegie endowment for international peace as anger amounts among some of the male putin supporters. how vulnerable is he? he's ready to stay in power at all costs because she considers himself with this or has his own mission, and he must return those grant greatness to russia. but the conflict to split russian society and radicalized both supporters and opponents of the war. how serious all the calls from local lawmakers for putting to resign the will face treason charges. and what russia pose more of a threat to the west, if it wins your war all loses andre collecting cup in moscow. welcome to conflict zone. thanks a lot. seems clear that ukraine has made some important military gains in recent days as things stand. now, how big a set back are these ukranian advances for the kremlin? you know, it's, it's a hard question because we don't seem to cram as really answer to this counter offensive military answer. i mean, then political, warm and psychological in order not to let sit j

the gunman's been identified as 31-year-old andre bing. authorities say he died for what appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. police have identified the dead including a 16-year-old boy whose name is being withheld because of his age. we get more from jeff pegues. >>> it's unknown where the suspect is. >> reporter: the first 911 call came in at 10:12. >> there is serious bleeding. >> reporter: police say the first officers on scene entered the store four minutes later. the alleged gunman, 31-year-old walmart employee andre bing, was armed with a pistol. investigators say he had additional rounds of ammunition. >> over the course of the next 30, 45 minutes we were able to find multiple fatalities and multiple injured parties. >> reporter: investigators say that bing died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound but not before shooting and injuring seven people and killing six. bing and victims were found in the walmart break room. >> it is by the grace of god that a bullet missed me. not going to lie. i looked at him, i saw the smoke leav