store officer, the cottage, and city in democratic forces, the rest of the commander of an allied auto group, a tens of thousands of protesters in this out started the 3rd day of a sits into them on the withdrawal of french soldiers. the supporters of the crew in july and refusing to leave the french ministry based on the capital in yeah, may, until all the troops go home. couples crew leader is expected to be sworn in as transitional president on monday general bruce selig. wait and why my med buying cars on sunday to discuss the economy in government and all the soldiers seized power on wednesday and democratic republic of congo and government delegations being to the city of goma to investigate the kenning of at least $46.00 civilians. the group of visit follows the military crack down of demonstrations against the un peacekeepers. those are the headlines. the news is going to continue in order 0 after $11.00 east . stay with us. the journey to run can be a challenge on it. but for some peruvian villages, traversing one of the world's most dangerous way is a risk that comes with a job. we

they uh they are giving the auto group and that uh, the door okay. should be visiting uh, visa go to the concert because it's a very important and major media. and so that's why fi is very much, i mean, just the gun has very much of ingenuous. think about, well, the andre, just coming back to my question, just coming back to my question, the war cannot go on forever. right. is russia interested in settling this conflict? and in diplomacy interested in diplomacy? well, the thing is that the majority of they've gone through, so there's nothing this tend or they tend to, to, to, to, to do so to make sure that they don't understand the nature. they measures the publication of, of the 2nd world war, again refreshes them. and they've got against the nationalism of it to us on the 3rd of the crate. and you, because there was a 1200000 on, all right? that are so that, that, that, or you were kind of over your brain. so there is your think the same. but all this is the same about the euro. of the confidence of utah printed 2 companies of europe . they uh, you

but i'll tell you, the reason they haven't endorsed him yet is because auto workers -- all groups of people that generally vote democratic, auto workers, black americans, women, are fed up. women were a little more than a year away from the rights of their bodily autonomy being taken away from them by the supreme court. where are the democrats and what are they doing? go down the list. whether you're an african american, auto worker, union member. every group should stop handing over these endorsements, especially to the democrats, because we've learned they had 49 years after roe v. wade was made legal by the supreme court. 49 years to make it the law of the land. and they didn't. so, i love the fact that they just hand over an endorsement to -- and he's right -- probably the most pro-union president we've ever had. so, he -- another step today in favor of the union and the working people. and i think that should help, but he's already -- he's sending two of his administration people there, the deputy secretary of labor is going to flint and going to detroit. and, you know, this is e

europe's main auto lobby group urging policymakers to delay post-brexit tariffs on electric vehicles,they could reduce production in the region by 480,000 cars over three years. ev's have become a major focal point of global trade tensions in recent weeks as europe has said they will lose out to chinese manufacturers. the eu launched an investigation of beijing support for the ev industry. at home, the u.k. prime minister facing growing anger from business leaders and politicians alike as he weighs whether to shorten a flagship rail project that could cause the u.k. $122 billion. he and his chancellor are locked in talks over concerns that the cost is spiraling out of control. a decision could come as early as this week for conservatives gather for the annual conference. on the data front, we have a ton today, we get german ifo data, a lot of questions about what that indicates about the broader german economy. are we on step closer tipping into recession and dragging the entire continent into it? tomorrow, u.s. data, new-home home sales and consumer confidence. wednesday, the french

it's an extraordinary amount of support that president biden will offer strikers of the ate auto workers group to go on the striking lines. we haven't heard of it so far. so the president basically is going to be making a historic trip on tuesday. now it also comes after he faced a lot of political structure as the strikers were asking him to do more. we just heard buttigieg call him the most pro-union president, and want to see president biden actually live up to that label. as we've seen over the course of the last three years really bringing in labor movements inside of the white house, holding those events, they wanted to see that in realtime on the picket line, now we're going to get to see that, that actually includes uaw shawn fein who actually invited president biden at the white house. and almost withheld the uaw endorsement of biden. so really this is a test for biden in this space. now, not a lot of details are very clear going into this trip. we know that the president travels with a pretty large footprint. probably the white house is still working out the details. i'm sure we'll h

groups. >>> the head of the united auto workers says the union plans to strike against any detroit car companynew agreement when contracts end next week. negotiations are ongoing with the city's big three automakers. >>> and bruce springsteen is postponing the rest of his september concerts as he receives treatment for peptic ulcer disease. he told fans, we'll be back soon. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. kwlrz >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." we begin tonight with new details in the brazen breakout and manhunt that has captured international attention. hundreds of law enforcement officers from multiple agencies are looking for danelo cavalcante, and we finally know how the dangerous fugitive escaped from a prison outside of philadelphia. take a look at this new video. the convicted killer is seen scaling between two walls. moments later, escaping to freedom. and we now know this is how another inmate escaped in may. but as cbs' nikki dementri reports, the guards didn't notice cavalcante escaped for a

porsche, we are looking for better cells with the higher energy density and we have our own auto company cell first grouphere we develop and produce a well produced cell for performance cars better than the mass cells and batteries you could buy. >> reporter: what is different for the high performance cars for the market? >> it is about power-to-weight ratio. you always have to look not only for power, but for low weight. the power-to-weight ratio makes the car sporty and agile. a . >> reporter: let's talk about cars. many customers like the 911. you are introducing a hybrid? >> we are in the middle of developing a sporty hybrid version of the 911 that will make this car more agile on the pedal. that will support the 911 to be future proof in terms of regulation and things like that. we are working on the hybrid for a 911. >> reporter: another question on the bigger suv. many of the luxurious competitors have huge suvs on the market. much bigger than the cayenne. >> we plan to have a more luxurious and bigger car than the cayenne. fully electric car. luxurious suv. it will have a sporty shape. once again

the group adds auto prices could also climb higher after coming down from record levels recently. >>>.m. considering raising the price of the anticipated ipo. according to reports, the strong demand means a.r.m. is likely to price the ipo at the top or above the $47 to $51 range. shares of softbank jumping in the early trade. dom. >>> thank you. shares of oracle are moving higher adding to the 50% year to date run so far. the company is expected to report after the closing bell today for the second quarter. the key driver for the gains is artificial intelligence and growing expectations that oracle's infrastructure cloud business oci will get a boost from artificial intelligence, a.i. the stock out performing microsoft by 10% this year on what the ceo called unprecedented cloud demand on last quarter's earnings call. let's dive deeper into the issue with mark. mark, thank you for being here. how high are the expectations for oracle? >> it is interesting. oracle is a name that investors did not love, frankly, until recently. many people bought it because of the safety it slowed with th

that this if people weren't getting their social security checks, then you've got a real group, federal workers, auto workers this that people tend to politically look at what's going on around them. you know, what's the price of gas, what's the price at the grocery? >> it's not good either. >> yes. and that's the point. a government shutdown on top of that is not only is are things not working for me, but i don't see anybody in washington trying to make it work at all. >> okay. phil, so much to talk about. you're going to be on our later shows today as well. >> i am to chat about. we are going to be talking about the closing of target london breed and her upcoming battle to try to stay in office and a thing on her call now for people who are going to get general assistance in san francisco welfare yeah if they're found to be using drugs, they either get into a program or they lose their money. >> right. okay. so a lot to talk about. stick around here. thanks, phil, really appreciate it. all right. drugs initially intended to treat diabetes are now considered by many to be the perfect prescription fo

groups. >>> the head of the united auto workers says the union plans to strike against any detroit car company that doesn't reach a new agreement when contracts end next week. negotiations are ongoing with the city's big three automakers. >>> and bruce springsteen is postponing the rest of his september concerts as he receives treatment for peptic ulcer disease. he told fans, we'll be back soon. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> it's thursday, september 7th. this is the "cbs morning news." sweating it out. east and south are stuck in a heat wave that's forcing schools to cancel classes and has turned deadly in florida. >>> the criminal case against hunter biden. the special counsel investigating the president's son says he plans to seek an indictment. >>> and trouble on e street. bruce springsteen is postponing his concerts this month. what he's telling fans. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. temperatures putting stress on schools and students as they return from summer break. the re

three machine guns and nine semi-auto pistols off the streets. this particular group of individuals have been involved in a series of carjackings, armed robberies, auto burglaries and have a history of engaging in these crimes throughout the bay area. those crimes and gun violence have been on the rise as the police department deals with a staffing shortage of just 696 officers and limited resources. it is unacceptable. and i know that as your mayor, the buck stops with me. and this is why we are moving forward. we're not waiting until we have a permanent police chief. we're not waiting until we have a permanent department of violence violence prevention chief. we're moving forward so that we protect the citizens, the businesses in our communities here in our city. ceasefire is now contacting crime victims to conduct investigations. police are promising more arrests and charges as all as the city tries to stop the cycle caused by criminals. we will take and we are unafraid of taking enforcement actions on those who continue to engage in violence and engage in traumati

the leader of a group of auto crooks, sergei butenko, was put on the wanted list.in only a few managers of credit brokers. who gives you your salary? salaries from moscow are credited. and now, 3 years after the end of the investigation , strange tricks began to happen in the criminal case. suspected car fraudsters, to the angry bewilderment of the victims, they were released from the pre-trial detention center on an undertaking not to leave, and the criminal case itself was returned to the investigation by a court decision. they have more money from people, they give money so everything falls apart, we have no money, we are ordinary people, so no one stands for us, we filed a collective complaint to the prosecutor’s office three times, it disappeared three times, we just asked for comments to the pervomaisky district court of the city of rostov, where, as local media wrote about the criminal case, the quotation had cracked, here they met us halfway and... the criminal case was caused by a significant violation of the criminal procedural law, which resulted in a vi

. >> as the search for oakland's new top cop drags on crimes like auto thefts and robberies continue to search. some groups are urging mayor sheng thao to declare a state of emergency. something she says she plans to do if there is not a new police chief by the new year if declared a local state of emergency declaration gives the oakland city administrator the power to expedite public safety contracts temporarily suspended due supple codes and activate city workers. it also makes oakland potentially eligible for state and federal emergency money. however, some members of the community like cat brooks of the anti police terror project do not think an emergency declaration is a good idea. >> it is never good idea to fill our streets with the violence of policing they did the decision-making says we need to flood the streets for the violence interrupters, right? like we in a crisis. there's no doubt about that. and we're responding the way we've always responded and it's never worked. the police commission says it expects to make its final recommendation. >> for candidates to the mayor by october, 16th, the m

fire, the police chief leronne armstrong and separately crimes like auto thefts and robberies have surged since the summer and some groups are arguing that these 2 facts are linked and they've now urge the mayor to declare a state of emergency, a movement that she once resisted. but now she's taking her own stance on the issue. so as the search for oakland's new top cop drags on, kron four's haaziq madyun takes a closer look at who supports this idea who is against it and what a state of emergency declaration would actually mean for the city. >> mayor, we need a state of emergency now. not later. >> before too late. do it asap is a state of emergency. all you have to do is just say it. >> declaring a public safety state of emergency has been something oakland mayor sheng thao has resisted doing. that is until recently stating that she is willing to make that call. if the police commission does not submit replacement candidates for the chief of police by the beginning of the year. she said that she's willing to do it in january >> thoughts moving in the right direction. >> well, i think it's moving in the right direction

it's my experience of one suspect in in a day working as part of a group could be responsible for several dozen auto burglaries in one day. preston is suggesting a multi departmental messaging campaign to not leave valuables behind. we need to set a goal in terms of a specified reduction in car break-ins and commit altogether to achieve that. well, there was no formal vote taking on any legislation in today's hearing. >> another hearing on car break-ins is likely to take place before anything is brought before the full board of supervisors in the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 >> thank you, dan. it certainly is a problem. well, there's also a growing call to try to make streets safer following yet another pedestrian death in the city. according to the organization walk sf, an 80 year-old man was crossing valencia street in the mission yesterday when an suv right in the afternoon made a left turn onto valencia from 18th hit and killed him. investigators have not released his name. this marks the city's 14th pedestrian death of the year on tuesday. the sfmta scheduled to present an assessment of 900 inte

group? i don't think so. >> while addressing auto workers, trump downplayed the fight for higher wages, saying the real issue is the transition to electric vehicles, which he says will cost union jobs. >> breaking overnight, the man accused of brutally killing a young tech ceo in baltimore has been captured. us marshals say convicted rapist jason billingsley was arrested in maryland. police are expected to release more information at a news conference later this morning. his arrest came hours after hundreds of people attended a vigil for 26 year old pavel perry. her body was found in an apartment building monday. police have not revealed any connection between the suspect and victim. but in addition to the perry's death, billingsley was also wanted for an attempted murder, rape and arson. just last week in baltimore. he's a repeated offender and was released early from prison last year. >> a us soldier who spent months detained in north korea is back in us custody. army private travis king will now begin a reintegration process at a us military base. abc's em nguyen has more on king's case. go

and, this is a group in particular, the auto workers who have very specific goals in mind.here they are trying to claw back a number of the benefits that they give up. and the aftermath that the 2008 recession. and, it's also interesting to say the way that mr. trump is making his argument. he's not going after anyone in particular, other than the leadership of the unions. he's basically saying, they have sold out the workers. they hustled out their base. anything, i support you, the autoworkers. but even the real of the uaw, sinn fÉin, has said it will be a disaster for the union if mr. trump or to get another presidency. so, that union leadership is not leaning one way or another. they are very firm, focused on their goal. but it's clearly a voter base, and a section of the population that both mr. trump and mr. biden are working very hard to try to win over. you saw mr. biden's recent speech, he's aligned himself with the goals of the autoworkers. he, said they deserve a fair contract, the corporation have been bringing in record profits and the workers deserve a part of

the auto sector is the lowest rated group across the industry and they've faced a lot of strain and they've been sustained as it is harder to get and costs more. it will be a challenge for the oems to handle that supply chain. >> i want to make sure i know what i heard, that they're fragile in the entire coverage universe. let me ask you one more piece of news, we learned that the canadian bank is backing off its support for auto financing and at a time when most people experience this as high-ticket prices, you know, okay, is my car on the lot or not and there is a auto supply chain action for quite some time. >> that's absolutely right. when you throw on the consumer finance challenge and either financers backing out or just the high cost of financing whether you're leasing or buying a car, i do think they're going to see an impact on gross sales across all types of cars. you're seeing a little bit of the used car market and pricing come off a bit, but you may see that post-strike bouncing back a little bit as people were looking back to either buy used cars instead of new or hold on to c

auto blood transfusion organization, price 36 thousand tomans 35,000 separation of blood group is a testat is this test required in greenhouses? what is the main point of the matter? it is searching. well, the price is very difficult if it is found from abroad. what is the difference between the gene system and the foreigner? what is the price of a thousand euros? what is the price from abroad? the needs of this bank's good connection, unfortunately, in the last 20 years , in my opinion, we have been giving blood transfusions and development, which we followed a lot for 12 years. a very advanced and accurate foreigner, we were sanctioned and sanctioned i don't know many of these systems. now that we have prepared and launched them from somewhere, and in fact, god willing, give me the value of waiting for the food and drug organization until now. in the coming years , god willing, we are planning to pay the principal amount very quickly, because we are the donors, but from these financial problems , when the bank reaches a point where it can generate income, it can be thousands to thousan

of whom supported him there in michigan and he was speak at the non-union auto parts company, and how did it land? >> the group in the room was invite-only event, and very curated group, and many supporters in there and so you have a sense of who was there, and sara, donald trump clearly sees is michigan as a critical voter bloc, and the union m members and the auto workers are crucial to his success in 2024. he won michigan in 2016 thanks for the support of many of the people who were there last night, but he lost the state to joe biden in 2020, and that is why you are seeing him, and saw him last night go out to michigan to talk to the voters. he tried to tell them that he is on their side, and he is on the side of the auto workers and opposes a swift transition to the electric vehicles that could cost them jobs, and he would be the savior for the trajectory of the auto industry. but he also tried to recast his record in office. something that many union leaders say was not anti-union and pro business and they did not agree with. and he made a pitch to a specific union leader, shawn fain, the head of the uni

biden will travel to michigan to stand with striking united auto workers, union members first walked off the job 12 days ago at small groupour-day week week and better benefits. the trip comes a day before president trump plans to visit union members in michigan. >>> two soaring gas prices. this is a chevron on fremont avenue in sunnyvale. people filling up will feel the pinch. the average price per gallon in california is $5.84 . according to aaa, compared to the national average of $3.80 sort . that is up $.56 from last month. expose the price of crude oil is going up around the world but it is exasperated in california because of refinery margins and they are going through the roof. refinery margins are defined as the difference in value between products between refineries and the crude oil used to produce them. >>> i blame the fact that it is a finite resource and we have to recognize that using up something finite long enough it will get more expensive. we need to hurry up and get off of fossil fuels. as if pollution is not enough, the prices are another. >> global prices have gone up because saudi arabia has flash p

it's my experience of one suspect in in a day working as part of a group could be responsible for several dozen autoies. in one day, police have promised more patrols to address the problem. preston suggests a multi departmental messaging campaign to not leave valuables behind. we need to set a goal in terms of a specified reduction in car break-ins and commit altogether to achieve that. well, there was no formal vote taken on any list legislation in today's hearing, another hearing on car break-ins is >> likely to take place before anything is brought before the full board of supervisors in the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> thank you, cal osha is reminding employers that they are required to protect workers from the unhealthy air out there due to the wildfire. smoke. if the air quality gets bad enough, employers have to modify the workplace to reduce exposure like working in enclosed areas are having vehicles with filtered air. if employees have to work outdoors. all right. let's go ahead and get a look at the current conditions outside now, kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow jo

second republican primary debate, instead he's headed to michigan to speak to auto workers there, also known as an important groupvoters and an important battleground state. so much so that president biden was there just yesterday and the biden campaign just released its first ad buy going directly at donald trump. >> he says he stands with auto workers, but as president donald trump passed tax breaks for his rich friends while auto makers shuttered their plants. and michigan lost manufacturing jobs. joe biden said he would stand up for workers and he's delivering. passing laws that are increasing wages and creating good-paying jobs. manufacturing is coming back to michigan. >> cnn's kristen holmes is in clinton township, michigan, for more on this. what is the trump campaign plan for michigan that you're learning about and what is he going to -- what is he going to see when he gets there? >> reporter: well, kate, look, this is the clearest indication that we have had from the trump campaign that they are looking past the primaries at the general election. trump's team is not expecting him to get a warm welcome f

was speaking to a crowd, donald trump, of an invitation only, a curated group of people and a lot of people in the room, the autoorkers, current and former union members, including some on strike right now are supportive of donald trumping, you can hear that in the room last night. : tha >> thank you for that. >>> with us to discuss, joseph pinion and sarah matthews. thank you for being here. first to you joseph. when you look at this field was there someone who stood out who you think voters are going to say, hey, that's a possibility? >> i think they all distinguish themselves in their own way. i think nikki haley had some shining moments. but ultimately i believe the person who had the best night was president trump. most of the candidates on the stage were talking about him. he had the opportunity to give husband own direct appeal to those auto workers and i think while much has been made about the fact that it was a non-union shop, i think you have to remember all the people leading those auto unions have been endorsing democrats for quite some time, did not endorse trump in 2016 or 2020. but it's about the

no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. us auto uaw boss shawn fain said 7,000 more staff at ford and general motors factories are set to walk off the job. roughly 18,000 workers had already been striking over pay and benefits. the expansion brings the strike into its third week. a major medical trial has found that men being treated for prostate cancer could safely be given far less radiotherapy. doses can be cut by three—quarters, meaning five higher doses is enough, instead of the 20 or so given now. the international trial involved nearly 900 men with medium—risk prostate cancer. the lead researcher said it was fantastic news for patients. you're live with bbc news. let's return now to us politics, and we were speaking earlier about the impending us government to shut down this coming weekend. we also have news that the longest serving female senator in us history, dianne feinstein, has passed away. she died overnight at the age of 90 after casting her last vote in congress on thursday. her passing comes after months of alleged

so far no group has claimed responsibility. happening today, auto threatening to expand their strike against detroit's big three auto makers for the second time as negotiations stall ahead of the uaw self-imposed noon deadline. union president shawn fain is expected to announce those plans at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. to the people's choice country awards. jelly roll wins male artist of 2023 while performing a live show in cincinnati and, of course, he joined us live on "fox & friends" last month. and here's what he told us about his hit song save me. >> i think it was an honest crowd. people needed it. we all feel but have he never said out loud to say i feel too shattered beyond repair. life has broken a lot of my dreams. i'm also here on "fox & friends" to tell y'all you turn that thing around, baby, because i'm telling you, man. it ended up working outs for me. >> one of the most memorable moments last night was blake shelton handing the country music icon award to toby keith who is battling stomach cancer. >> i bet you all never thought you woul

this particular group of individuals have been involved in a series of carjackings, armed robberies , auto burglaries and have a history of engaging in these crimes throughout the bay area. those types of crimes have been on the rise, as we've been reporting, as the department struggles with that massive staffing shortage with only 696 officers through the cease fire program, police promised more arrests and charges against those causing harm to the city. now we go to san jose tonight where police, they're looking for a suspect who drove into a bakery and got away with lottery tickets and cash. it happened at queen bakery on center road around four this morning. you see here in this surveillance video from inside the business showing the person after they drove through the front door, scratched, taking scratcher tickets and also cash from the register for the owner who did not want his face on camera tells ktvu that his store has been targeted in the past, but that the damage has never been this severe. we expect this, but it's just a matter of when it's going to happen because this stuff

delaying the rollout of electric vehicles, and potentially costing the auto makers billions in profits, the anderson economic grouplate to a more than 5 1/2 billion dollars hit to the u.s. gross domestic product. for perspective here, in 2019, when 46,000 workers walked off their jobs at gm alone, it cost the company $3.6 billion. the union has some big demands, an hourly pay raise of 40%. let me show it to you, a 32-hour workweek, and they want pensions restored. the president of the united auto workers keeps saying record profits mean record contracts. stellantis which makes jeep, ford, and gm together posted about $100 billion in profits from 2020 through june of this year, and the union says a lot of those profits should be reinvested in the workers, chris. >> we've only got a short time left, tessa, what would this mean for other auto makers, let's say tesla. >> even without the strike you're looking at a competitive advantage because the detroit three want their piles of cash to invest in electric vehicle technology that would help them compete against tesla. well, they think that tesla pays about $45 an hou

. >> this particular group of individuals have been involved in a series of carjackings, armed robberies, auto burglaries and have a history of engaging in these crimes throughout the bay area. and so what we saw in this particular operation is what we will all be seeing more of in the future out of ceasefire. >> police say nine people are facing chargesnd charges are pending against a0th person who is a juvenile. mayor shengtao promised more arrests in the future and oakland murder suspect is in custody after a police car chase and crash in san francisco. >> the pursuit came to an end near the moscone center at third and howard, but it started in redwood city when chp officers tried to pull over the driver. he led officers on a pursuit that moved from the highway to the streets in san francisco. police say after the crash, the driver tried to get away on foot, but he was quickly taken into custody. >> public safety was one of the top issues discussed by city officials this afternoon in san francisco. so from the drug overdose crisis to armed security guards and gun violence. abc seven news re

auto workers. uaw members first walked off the job 12 days ago at a small group of plants to demand better wages, a four-day workweek, and other benefits. the president's trip comes a day before former president trump also plans to visit union members in michigan. jared hill has more from new york. jared, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, anne marie. this is not something we've seen before. a sitting president hitting the picket line with striking workers. but president biden has been pretty outspoken in his support for the united auto union workers. in a move the white house is calling "historic," president biden will travel to michigan today to stand with striking united auto workers union members. >> after taking a look at the significant increase in salaries for the executives and growth of an industry, they should benefit from it. i always support the uaw. >> reporter: his visit comes a day before former president trump also plans to rally current and former union members in michigan. the former president is skipping the second gop debate to be there. in a social media post, he cla

auto business. patrick anderson owns the high ground anderson economic group.ody to know at toyota, honda, and a member of the bowtie of america. lisa: is it a big club? patrick " is a small club. tom: i want to take with you, not the usual uaw right now, but i want to go interstate 75, down to kentucky, nonunion auto america, do they win with this uaw strike? patrick: you are driving the correct rope. my well-dressed friend. this is the big issue come bigger issue than how much of a wage increase you get this year is, do you have a sustainable set of companies that can't win in competitive marketplace five years from now? in fact, you do not just go down i 75, you have nonunion automakers in kentucky, ohio, georgia, alabama. also, in california. competitors. the most important competitive issue is not how much do you pay in wages, it is can you sustain your company, making products americans want to buy, 2 to 5 years from now. jonathan: -- tom: for the new york times, she wrote an article in the times about the end of the trade. i guess they start to salvage i

. >> my experience of one suspect in in a day working as part of a group could be responsible for several dozen auto burglaries in one day. >> preston suggest a multi departmental messaging campaign to not leave valuables behind. there's no formal vote on any legislation at that hearing. another here in a car break-ins is likely to take place before anything spot for the full board. all right. take a look at this. a brawl breaks out during a 49 ers game in the stands. so this is video that we just got into our newsroom. you can see fit turning on each other and their swing. it one has even grabbing a woman her hair, yanking her down santa clara police department says 2 fans were ejected for violating code of conduct. he said everyone of all declined to press charges. there have been other incidents of violent fights at levi recently. one male was even stabbed during a soccer game back in july 2 people were stabbed after forty-niners came at a nearby in and out in santa clara back in august. happening right now, a spare the air alert is in effect throughout today because of the smoke from the wildfir

it's my experience of one suspect in in a day working as part of a group could be responsible for several dozen auto burglaries in one day. preston is suggesting a multi departmental messaging campaign to not leave valuables behind. we need to set a goal in terms of a specified reduction in car break-ins and commit altogether to achieve that. that was dan thorn reporting. there was no formal vote taken on the legislation. another hearing on car break-ins >> is likely to happen before this is brought to the full board. >> it's 507, and a santa rosa man in a care home was arrested, accused of attempting to stab. >> a caregiver. the man who was not identified was in a care home for people with mental health challenges. officers were called to the 1000 block of gordon lane for this attempted stabbing. the victim was able to leave the residence and called 9-1-1. none of the other residents was able to lock themselves in their rooms away from this man. and they were neither aware that they should leave the residence when police found the alleged attacker, they say that he raised the knife over his head an

. >> my experience of one suspect in in a day working as part of a group could be responsible for several dozen auto burglaries in one day. >> process is just a multi departmental messaging campaign to not leave valuables behind. it was no formal vote taking on any legislation at that hearing. another year in a car break-ins likely to take place for anything is brought before the full board. time now 707. and right now the spare the air alert is still in effect, apparently. but as john has been saying, it may end up expiring being called off because the weather's much better. the air quality drier focus in on north bay, as you know, will tran live in center field this morning with the details on that will. out he's going to >> no accident. why we're in the north bay because the north bay is seeing the most read as far as the map is concern and that is unhealthy. we are in sandra fell. look at the sky. not too bad. you will notice that it doesn't smell as smoky today, don't be fooled because we have a lot unhealthy conditions all over the north bay. we'll zoom in. you can see that flag. it is moving

it's my experience of one suspect in in a day working as part of a group could be responsible for several dozen auto burglaries in one day. preston is suggesting a multi departmental messaging campaign to not leave valuables behind. we need to set a goal in terms of a specified reduction in car break-ins and commit altogether to achieve that. >> and that was dan thorn reporting for us. another hearing on car break-ins is likely to take place before anything is brought before the full board. the contra costa health, they host a public meeting next week to discuss a report on the hazardous materials released from the martinez refining company back in november of 2022. toxic dust containing heavy metals was released from this facility. county health officials issuing a warning to people living in this area, perez and that the telling them not to eat any home grown food. the fbi, along with the environmental protection agency tested the soil from several areas near this refinery to see if any environmental damage was done. the results of the investigation revealed there was no threat to the public. now

it's my experience of one suspect in in a day working as part of a group could be responsible for several dozen auto burglaries in one day. preston is suggesting a multi departmental messaging campaign to not leave valuables behind. we need to set a goal in terms of a specified reduction in car break-ins and commit altogether to achieve that. well, that was dan thorn reporting. there were no formal vote taken on any legislation at that hearing. >> another hearing a car break-ins is likely to take place before anything is before the full board. happening now, a spare the air alert was extended through because of the wildfire smoke. the bay area, air quality management district says they are still unhealthy and their bison people to avoid being outside. if you can. >> it was another bad day air quality around the bay yesterday. not as bad as the day before, but the air quality was hovering in the red on healthy level for a some spots in the bay. yesterday, medical experts say this could be very harmful and they noticed an uptick in emergency room visits. doctor thomas daily is a pulmonary expert with

. >> my experience of one suspect in in a day working as part of a group could be responsible for several dozen auto burglaries in one day. >> president ultimate multi departmental messaging campaign to not leave your valuables behind. there were no from belleville taking on any of that legislation at that hearing. another hearing on the car break-ins is likely to happen for anything else is raw before the full board. alright times i know 7. take a look at this. a brawl breaking out during that 49 ers game in the stands. this is video we just got into our newsroom. you can see fans, they're turning on each other and they're swinging. one man was even seen grabbing a woman by her hair, yanking her down the stairs. santa clara police department says 2 fans were ejected, violating code of conduct. they said everyone klein to press charges. there have been other a violent fight at levi's recently. one man was actually stabbed during a soccer game in july. 2 people were stabbed after 49 ers game at a nearby in and out at santa clara back in august. it's 09:00:07am. >> happening now, the air quality conti

. >> my experience of one suspect in in a day working as part of a group could be responsible for several dozen auto burglaries in one day. >> preston suggest a multi departmental messaging campaign to not leave valuables behind. there was no formal vote taking on any legislation at that hearing. now here in a car, break-ins is likely to take place for anything is bought for that full board. >> it's 807. and happening now a spare. the air alert is in effect throughout the day because there's still smoke out there from the wildfires burning to our north. right now, worst air quality hands down is in the north bay. we have kron four's will tran live in. sandra fell with the details on that. >> it is not smoky this morning. i've been inhaling and i guess i do have some breathing problems already as far as asthma. not too bad today, but we do know this is the last day in and hopefully we get over the hump. you won't smell smoke like you did a few days ago, but don't be fooled. the air quality, especially north bay. not so great off in the distance. you can see the sun, a glorious sunrise for the last da

thao fired police chief leronne armstrong and separately crimes like auto thefts and robberies have surged over the summer. some groups are arguing that these 2 facts are linked and they have urged the mayor to declare a state of emergency, a movement that she once resisted. but now she's taking her own stance on the issue. so as the search for oakland's new top cop drags on, kron four's as you come. and takes a closer look at who supports the idea of declaring a state of emergency, who's against it and what that would actually mean for the city. >> mayor, we need a state of emergency now. not later. >> before too late do it asap is a state of emergency. all you have to do is just say it. >> declaring a public safety state of emergency has been something oakland mayor sheng thao has resisted doing. that is until recently stating that she is willing to make that call. if the police commission does not submit replacement candidates for the chief of police by the beginning of the year. she saying that she's willing to do it in january >> thoughts moving in the right direction. >> well, i think it's moving in the right di

the company unveiled its new group of evs over the weekend at an auto show in germany. they say the new lineup of cars can travel more than 466 miles on a single charge age. for some perspective, ev only the tesla model s can reach an estimated 400 miles on one charge. it's not clear, though, when these new models are going to be put into production. >> and today, new episodes of live with kelly and mark return to abc7. the new season features the now permanent fixture host mark consuelos after more than 25 years of marriage and more than half a year as costars on live, kelly ripa and mark consuelos have found their groove. >> the job has not impacted the marriage, but i think the marriage has impacted the job. what do you mean? i like the sociology experiment of it all. a married couple working. there are times we have discussed options that we would ordinarily have at home, but they're safer in saying it in front of an audience of people. and so we're more willing to discuss things in front of the all of the witnesses live enters its 36th season as the number one ente

auto workers may not be alone. a vote by kaiser permanente workers means a strike involving the largest group of health care employees is also looming. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ahmed daetz. and i'm julian glover. >> this wave of labor action comes as california is on the brink of allowing striking workers to receive state unemployment benefits after just two weeks. >> that bill is now heading to governor newsom's desk. abc7 news reporter ryan curry has those details as health care workers, teachers, hollywood writers. >> california workers in numerous industries have authorized strikes or walked off the job. now the state could allow those on strike to receive unemployment money. >> sort of a business. models are changing. economics are changing. and, you know, we should make sure that those workers who need to put food on their table and pay their rent have the ability to do it while they're striking. >> state senator anthony portantino is one of the authors of senate bill 799, which would allow workers on strike to receive unemployment if they are on strike for longer than 14 days. the bill has a

groups. >>> thousands of healthcare workers rallied in oakland. unions are negotiating contracts with kaiser and prime healthcare. >>> it's labor day and from auto workers to movie stars, an estimated 320,000 american workers have taken part in some kind of strike this year. several union activists gathered in san jose to celebrate what they're calling hot labor summer. john ramos reports. >> reporter: at the annual labor day weekend barbecue in san jose union activists were almost giddy with the way things are going now. >> organized labor is doing spectacularly in the bay area. >> i think it's the most hopeful labor day probably in decades. >> i can't think of a time that's been any stronger in terms of labor actions. >> reporter: they're calling it hot labor summer, numerous large scale strikes occurring across the state, all resolved with victories for unions. >> pandemic educated the public about things people already knew which is workers are the life blood of what keeps the economy running. >> reporter: the public took the term essential workers to heart. a poll shows approval of organized labor is at its highest level and they're capitalizing wi

autos .5 of a percent. let's bring in lsge london stock exchange group, director of research, jharonne martis.golly anything out i'm bringing a op-ed in bloomberg yesterday that as long as people are house rich they win keep spending? >> thank you, charles. as long as they're gainfully employed, they don't worry about the employment situation. we're expecting deceleration in the month of august. one thing we learned in the edgers season, these consumers are value driven. july was significantly strong because of the robust promotions which disappeared in the month of august, they came down. so what we're seeing unless the retailers offer a good promotion they're not really going to extend themselves to open up the wallet for that general merchandise. charles: let's talk about that. i want to try to connect this consumer, the determined consumer in values and all these things. so i looked at the stores with the lowest income shoppers and they have seen absolute carnage. we'll put up the screen. foot locker down 53%. dollar tree, dollar general, getting hammered. there is odd one, walmart lowest

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group in spain. alix: thanks so much. a great conversation and timely with the auto strike here in the u.s.. think there are big issues and i don't know how you resolve them quickly and easy but it seems as if the u.s. and europe is behind on manufacturing for ev's and they will have to find ways to ramp it up and all options run the table but it is happening. guy: it is happening. you can see the drip fate -- different parts. what i hear loud and clear is there is a certain degree of protectionism of home turf and i think that will be the reality of the situation. airbus is usually dependent what comes out of china. you look at the luxury industry and their pushing the idea that it's not protectionism but they are clearly in the market for some sort of help for r companies likeenault. where are the luxury names in this? it's a zero-sum game in some ways. alix: then what happens when you wrap in solar where parts are made in china. there is the trade in the energy transition that you still need to work with china. does it need to be more manufacturing subsidies? you need to do you risk the d

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group? i don't think so. reporter: in michigan, where the united auto workers union is on strike, trump rallied supporters at a nonunion facility and made direct appeals for labor's support. >> do me a favor. just get your union guys, your leaders. to endorse me. but your leadership should endorse me. and i will not say a bad word about them again. reporter: but with trump comfortably leading the debate participants, the two-hour spectacle appeared unlikely to change anything. for the pbs newshour, i'm laura barron-lopez. amna: today the government of nagorno-karabakh said it would dissolve, formally ending more than 30 years of separatist rule for the ethnically armenian enclave inside azerbaijan. as ali rogin reports, this comes after azerbaijan launched a lightning offensive last week that has triggered a massive humanitarian crisis with more than half of nagorno-karabakh's population fleeing to neighboring armenia. >> a massive exodus, visible from space. the only road connecting nagorno karabakh to armenia now an escape road. people arrive in armenia hungry and scared. >> we ran away to survive. it is h

auto workers there says it has reached a tentative deal with ford motor company. they had been threatening to launch a strike over pay and other compensation demands. the groupat the agreement addresses all of the items that were raised by its members. two more news, the parents of fg x founder sam bankman—fried are being sued for money they allegedly received improperly from the crypto firm ahead of its collapse. managers at the bankrupt firm accused the couple of holding millions of dollars and of turning a blind eye to misconduct at the company. the action was filed on behalf of those owed money after the firm's failure. the fall of the company led to the arrest of mr bankman—fried last year. now two smartphones in china, where a bit of a buzz has started in industry circles after chinese tech giant huawei recently unveiled 5g phones with locally made chips. the new phones are surprised analysts, who had earlier speculated that the curbs on imports of mobilephone ships china would slow down production and also the rollout of the new topline smartphones. at an event in shanghai this week the huawei connect 2023 sponsored by the tech giant could give us clu