on baker street he got off and ave 16. on baker street he got off and gave me _ 16.n baker street he got off and gave me his card - 16. on baker street he got off and gave me his card and - 16. on baker street he got off| and gave me his card and said, my name is simon and i am a stylist. i didn't know what a stylus was. "call me. i would love to use you an issue." i got home and told mum... mum, i want to do this! she wasn't having it. she said, the fashion industry is full of weird people. i don't know what she meant by we had at the time. as you do when you are young, iforced her, and eventually she called simon... she called him, not you? she wanted to vet him and make sure... ,, , wanted to vet him and make sure... , ~ sure... basically! african mother- _ sure... basically! african mother. yes, _ sure... basically! african mother. yes, then - sure. .. basically! african mother. yes, then i- sure... basically! african i mother. yes, then i started shooting with simon as a model and i became a model for the agency while i was in college. really, that was my entry

yeah, and at baker street, he got off and gave me his card and he said, "my name is simon foxton.stylist was — but, "call me. "i'd love to use you in a shoot." i remember getting home and poor mum. "mum, i want to do this!" she wasn't having it. she's like, "the fashion industry is full of weird "people" — i didn't know what she meant by "weird" at the time — but as you do when you're young, i sort of forced her, and eventually she called simon... so, she called him, not you? well, she did. she wanted to vet him and make sure that he was... basically! wow. african mother. and sort of, yes, then i started sort of shooting with simon and nick knight as a model, and then i became a model with an agency while i was at college and really, that was my entry into fashion. and a few weeks later, you were doing a shoot with the great nick knight, a photographer who you are still loyal to today — he's shot covers for you. and you worked for i—d magazine. you were fashion director at the age ofjust 18. i—d magazine was legendary. why did i—d magazine have such an outsized influence on the cu

yeah, and at baker street, he got off and gave me his card and he said, "my name is simon foxton.t was — but, "call me. "i'd love to use you in a shoot." i remember getting home and poor mum. "mum, i want to do this!" she wasn't having it. she's like, "the fashion industry is full of weird "people" — i didn't know what she meant by "weird" at the time — but as you do when you're young, i sort of forced her, and eventually she called simon... so, she called him, not you? well, she did. she wanted to vet him and make sure that he was... basically! wow. african mother. and sort of, yes, then i started sort of shooting with simon and nick knight as a model, and then i became a model with an agency while i was at college and really, that was my entry into fashion. and a few weeks later, you were doing a shoot with the great nick knight, a photographer who you are still loyal to today — he's shot covers for you. and you worked for i—d magazine. you were fashion director at the age ofjust 18. i—d magazine was legendary. why did i—d magazine have such an outsized influence on the culture

tours, the wife of the leader of the regime receives foreign agents in her london apartment on baker streetwhich the offshore servant managed to buy on the eve of the special operation. petrenko's braces are needed, it was zelensky who advised her , foreigners must definitely give her everything and a lot, and ukrainian women must go for her kill behind her residence bank accounts and photo shoots. to me, that's, well, cowardice. this is my opinion. i never wanted to take anyone's life ekaterina polishchuk 21 years old callsign birdie surrendered after the defeat of the banned nazi group in mariupol. azov excuse me , i can immediately ask questions that will, in my opinion, be incorrect. i can't answer them. quite young, her face spoils, a cold, self-confident look, to no one at all, selective, like a snake. she immediately gets confused in the testimony. to me hard to watch right away clearly before us is a staunch admirer of the nazi six, bandera steel, and now in military captivity. i have the status of a prisoner of war as a civilian, but this is my conscious choice with her current sta

speak to jerry baker "wall street journal" editor at large and "wall street journal" jerry baker on foxiness, jerry, i love to have you on fridays because you can look back at the week and look forward to next week. we are in a huge moment right now in this country as we approach midterm elections, sky-high interest rates. you don't have a clear and present plan from the white house to tackle this crisis. >> no plan. in fact, the plants make things worse. the reduction act, eventually will cut the deficit a little bit but not for another five years. we need to rein in spending to get control over that. the policy torch domain towards energy price has made the problem worse. and so, no surprise one of the first things they did was cancel xl pipeline. the keystone xl pipeline. that sends a signal to everybody in the united states government under joe biden. >> sandra: not to mention all of the added implications to make us energy independent. >> the lowest in the history. they are against these traditional energy sources. they told us that that it destroys the planet. now they want us to

makes a huge difference in people's lives >> following my in stay at baker street house, i am now a co-op client the aalp, assistant inspect living program this bake are funds. and it is much like rico stated that this is the safe place to literally work out your trauma. [inaudible] i walk to my time and i am -- [inaudible] attempt to take the bar to get license in the california i pass in the 2003 and lns life has been a journey i will doll it again in 2023. the whole year instability that has been caused [inaudible]. is so unsettling and i think it is important to find a solution that does not impact us. because those that are there -- to support us will have the resources, thank you. >> available. >> thank you for your comments. >> mr. lam are there other callers in the queue? >> there are no more callers in the queue. >> thank you. >> thank you public comment for calling in conferencing can closed. >> i don't see anyone for public comment in the chambers, public comment in the chamber is closed. and that concludes public comment, madam clerk we are going to for adoption without commit

>> there's no free time. [ laughter ] >> doing sit-ups and stuff, i know baker street i would spend aand everyone is waiting on her. >> actually, to be honest, in all fairness, henry never left set. any time i would come onto set, okay, let's go, let's roll, and henry would be on set waiting. i would be, like, what are you doing? i like to go back to my trailer and i like to read the lines from the day before and day after. i need to relax and decompress because i'm working every day for four months straight and so it's a really hard shoot. henry would come on set, he's already there, he's looking through the magnifying glass. [ laughter ] >> i just swarm in for a week and then leave again and come back a few weeks later. >> we're happy that you came here and joined us on set. and "enola holmes 2" begins streaming on netflix november the 4th. make sure you check out millie bobby brown and henry cavill, everybody. >>> t.j. is in tallahassee with much more from the famu homecoming celebration. getting in the spirit. don't hurt yourself, young man. homecoming celebration. getting in the

the first incident took place at baker street station just before 11am yesterday.was chef can phone up, ask for whatever he wants and he gets it. now, they're all waiting for me to tell them what's available. and you can see more on that story on we are england, which is on tonight at 7.30pm on bbc one and is also available on the iplayer. let's take a look at the tube this morning. there's minor delays on the circle line due to some cancellations. the elizabeth line also has minor delays between abbeywood and paddington and there's minor delays on the victoria line due to a faulty track. now on to the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello. good morning. it's set to stay warm across the capital for this time of year. remember the october average is just 15 celsius. it's going to be quite unsettled at times with various weather fronts moving through, including one today. it's a bright, early start to the morning, certainly very mild out there at the moment. some early brightness and then we'll gradually see the cloud thicken from the west. some outbreaks of mostly l

that topic with this editorial quote from the wall street journey, gerry baker was on last hour.e feds to squeeze demands, to your point, history shows that works if you are aggressive at it and reduce consumer business spending. that would be ultimately the goal to retain prices. many can help the economic pain with boosting supply but in doing the opposite, signing corporate tax increase and imposing new regulatory burdens on business, that create uncertainty and discourage hiring." ahead of the oil refinery coming up in this show interest a little bit to react to this white house placing blame on them and telling them it is their corporate patriotic duty to bring the prices down. i know you are hot on this. tthe "the new york times" headlines. biden spends and "the new york times" writes, "president biden has been unable to break himself of the habit of relishing narratives to weave a political identity. so, it takes a lot of untruths, if you will come up from the white house and acknowledges the media seems happy to overlook many of these cases, why? >> trace: in the story, q

jerry baker following all of this, wall street journal at large on fox business. hit show.t guests. he's been writing about a phenomena that we might just not want to ignore what's going on over there. particularly how the markets responded to his predecessor who was heaved out there when there was a market, indeed a conservative revolt over her tax hikes that went nowhere fast or tax cuts, i should say, went nowhere fast because they weren't paid for. jerry gets into it better than i will. but you say there's a message for republicans if they take over at least two levers of government or at the very least, one lever of government here. what would it be, jerry? >> thanks for having me. by the way, i should say i hope when the president spoke to prime minister sunak that he didn't call him mr. rishi sunak which i think is what he initially called him. what the president initially called him yesterday. we can forgive that, i suppose. he is a first. look, i mean, the point -- the only point i make is this, britain obviously has been in complete shambles, chaotic for the last

we've got "wall street journal at large" host gerri baker breaking down the tight senate race in ohiond nancy grace is evaluating america's crime crisis after a terrifying shooting takes place outside of a new york gubernatorial candidate's home, lee zeldin's house and tammy bruce, will cain, and larry terrell. don't touch that remote. we'll be with you in 9:42. you're watching "fox & friends". todd and carly back in a couple right here on the channel you trust for your morning news. >> todd: a top gun maverick star getting a ride of a lifetime during san francisco's fleet week. >> this is bagman. >> hangman. >> whatever. >> todd: that was an actual footage of the ride, that was at movie. actress monica who plays phoenix gets to fly alongside the real life navy blue angels and they posted her character's call sign on the side of the plane she was in. the actress saying "i'm lucky i flew in the movie and knew what i was doing up there. if i were a first timer, it would have been pretty intense". the blue angels is the oldest formal flight team in the world and composed of navy pilots a

i am here at georgia did baker area of lagos, and i'll be going around the streets to ask people what they think he was like in south never harpoon like the anti protests on. or doug, maybe did you see like a cognizant of, you know, like a cognizance effect on those previous people because some of them must be variable truck. a brutal was scrutinizes, these people who keep them in check who your reports do. if there is anything, if anything goes wrong with your interaction with the body, you please a friend or a friend, my guy, or not your friend. well, it has improved in the sam. this stopped the whole scope. a search on harass, in a sense of like, social media has been a huge party documenting police interactions in my gera. and these days he wanted police sometimes ca, situations where day gets harassed themselves. almost everyone carries a mobile phone. many young people also are accused to police of negative profiling solely on the basis of their looks and experience at a lateral to me. kalu knows quite well. they do it every day. i go out every day i decide to hunger on my commu

, the italians took to the streets of palermo to protest against the sharp increase in shields for electricity and for gas, as well as rising inflation among, protesting bakersrchants and students and members of the public in their hands, posters with slogans. don't steal our future from us and respect our sacrifices. we are close to the social bund. it will be chaos, especially in the popular quarters of cities, when there will be no more control and no light, because it cannot be paid for. it will be destructive. it will be an uncontrollable, social bomb. we are protesting first of all so that the politicians understand that they must make immediate decisions, so that we are not really in a predicament. by the way, inflation in italy exceeded 9%, this is the highest rate for the country since the introduction of a modern measurement index, electricity has risen in price by more than 100% over the past year, natural gas by 60 is in the top three in terms of price growth and food. without abandoning the situation in the uk, the food basket of the british has risen in price by an average of 17%, according to statistics , prices have risen most of all for vege

an ominous warning >> pasadena police later arrested. 65 year-old beverly baker at her home on the 1600 block of casa grande street just a few blocks over. investigators say she may have been suffering from mental illness. so that is not confirmed. police founder. >> non sean walking with the pick ax on her back like she just finished working with the police claim she refused to surrender for about a half-hour before eventually being taken into custody unharmed. >> cold comfort for this father who says his family is promete highs by the ordeal she needs to be in the right place, getting the right help. that's not any excuse to go attack. someone's found me attack someone's newborn and ruined their dream home and ruin their life and their sanity. >> talking about there. that's incredible. that was john fenoglio reporting. the woman now facing charges of felony vandalism. >> all right. well, experts are warning about a dangerous tiktok trend. this one involves taping your lips shot to stop mouth breathing at night. medical experts say the trend could be dangerous for people suffering from obstructive sleep apnea cou

baker tilly. maria: welcome back. time for the word on wall street, top investors watching your money.right now is harris financial group managing partner, jamie cox and macro intelligence two co-founder and president, jillian brigdan. thank you for being here. as we look ahead to the november fed meeting happening this upcoming tuesday and wednesday, the futures market pricing if in another 75 basis point rate hike next week and smaller 50 basis point hike in december. this week we know the european central bank also raised interest rates. japan left rates unchanged. your thoughts ahead of next week and the impact of all of these rate hikes. >> good morning, maria. well, look, i think the market is correctly priced. i think we're looking at a 75 basis point rate hike next week and then 50. i think the key thing around the 50 will be the tone around the messaging. this is a fed that doesn't want to necessarily drive us into recession. particularly some members of the fomc are getting increasingly nervous about that but i do believe the 50 basis point message will be delivered with a ve

baker voted for. well, congressman, father went on this very street. this library sits when the sit ins were taking place right on this street. and you could throw a rock from where was this library and hit where those citizens were taking place when were taking place here they soon were taking place in knoxville, tennessee. and it was john duncan singer, congressman duncan's father, who basically pushed shoved, negotiated and worked out so that for the first time in the history of knoxville, it didn't matter what your race is. you could be served at a lunch counter or restaurant or a public in knoxville, tennessee. there were some things then that were out of bounds right now. and congressman, you might want to comment. you might not, but there were some things that were out of bounds. and for your father and for you and for howard baker and for every and for a host of very responsible republicans racism was a card you played in a political context. and so the democrats and republicans together. well, today we're looking at critical race theory, even

minutes to warning >> pasadena police later arrested. 65 year-old beverly baker at her home on the 1600 block of casa grande street just a few blocks over. investigators say she may have been suffering from mental illness. so that is not confirmed. police founder. >> non sean walking winh the pick ax on her back like she just finished working with the police claim she refused to surrender for about a half-hour before eventually being taken into custody unharmed. cold comfort for this father who says his family is promete highs by the ordeal she needs to be in the right place, getting the right help. that's not any excuse to go attack. someone's found me attack someone's newborn and ruined their dream home ruin their life and their sanity. >> that was john fenoglio reporting for us. switching over to some brighter news. let's talk a bit about our forecast now taking a live look outside our walnut creek camera, where it's looking. it's sunny out. there is traffic moves along pretty smoothly. it looks like at least on that roadway. at this hour. we have kyla grogan here with more on what we can expect outside a there

streets of pasadena. police say this is 65-year-old beverly baker dressed in black and the flowing green skirt repeatedly at the windows of a home where the baby and baby's grandmother were inside. the six week old girl sleeping near one of the windows until her grandma grabbed her and ran to safety. >> glass shards from the giant windows went right in the bed with my daughter. if she was five seconds late my daughter wouldn't be with us. >> much of the attack was caught on film. the homeowner was a chiropractor. they believe they may have been targeted because they are armenian. >> three times she came back with the pick axe seeing my mother-in-law. no remorse. >> police say they don't know a motive yet but believe baker may have been having some sort of mental health episode. either way the doctor says his family no longer feels safe in their home. >> this was our brand-new home. we aren't even done building the house and my wife, my kid can't even come home. they're terrified. >> baker has been charged with felony vandalism and due back in court on friday. >> bill: you have to really feel for that fat

baker of one house bakery. she created this sculpture for the town's annual main street scarecrow contest. 2 week event showcases halloween-themed creations by local businesses. this is how at least 3rd star wars inspired injury. >> after the mandalorian and baby yoda creation helps pack in 2020. wow. was that guy laying on the ground so that she can make it more of him to make this? >> and a woman, ok, i'm told it was a woman that's amazing. has a lot of work. that is a lot of work. she should double. >> that's our our producers telling us it's kind of old bread. so if you wanted to eat it, i suppose, you know, grand and catherine. yeah, we're looking this one out >> yeah. and that very yeah. we love sweet treats and you know better. you yeah, there's some star wars fans out there who probably wanted to be just as it is so they can look at. but that's up in the newsroom. >> it would go. thanks. all right. >> coming up at the clock, san francisco police confiscate nearly. >> 8 pounds of fentanyl over the weekend. and this is from one man how they made that arrest and why some people are crediting the city's new

baker and someone house bakery. >> and she created the sculpture for the town's annual main street scare crow contest. the 2 week event showcases halloween-themed creations. >> by local businesses. yeah. and this is a >> holly's 3rd star wars inspired entry after their mandalorian and baby yoda creations back in 2020. that's pretty incredible, though. that's that's what i'm saying. it's it. i mean, it is scary. it's a good scare, >> who they put in they put there are some 4 days that hank amount of the who do want to get your your 4 zone forecast is a live look at that. >> a kind of a i just assumed who's in there is that october forecast, right? really setting up the tents where robust marine layer going to give us patchy fog, low clouds and maybe even coastal drizzle. >> not to mention the next couple days. you're going to see cloudy conditions. so keep that in mind. visibility sunday, 7.15, you're really going start to see that dense fog creeping in half moon bay. same story by 7.45. as we fast for that clock, you're still going to that body condition for half moon bay and places like oakland, not

street parking. next slide please. there's also a number of other accessibility issues that my study gets into. on the left we have an image from bayview. in the center is baker beach. on the right is st. francis wood so there's a range of other accessibility issues because just adjacent stop parking. planting strips and these sidewalk quality issues so there's a number of other directions to take that we won't address today but obviously are still important to riders. next slide please. and so i will just close my presentation and i am happy to take questions from supervisor preston. i will just close my presentation with a few photographic examples to nail home what we're talking about, so this is an image from potrero hill that shows what a bus stop looks like that has adjacent parking and adjacent perpendicular parking which i found profoundly limits riders ability to ingress and ex grises on the bus here and navigating between these types of vehicles. next slide please. here's more of a common example in the mission district where you have signage on a street pole and additional signage on the pavement and a car parked right in front of it. next slide pl

streets safe. hold on... you're a night manager and mom. and the bill payer, baker, and nightlight maker? that's a lot. so, adding “and student” might feel daunting. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. -happy birthday. -happy birthday buddy. well, it can. national university. supporting the whole you. other activities happening this upcoming weekend gate reviews christian captain joining us live from marina green there in san francisco. that's some prime real estate this coming weekend. yeah mike, i think that you are very familiar with marina green . and ordinarily, you know, this is a spot where you'll see families hanging out or kids practicing soccer or something like that. right now, take a look at has been utterly transformed here for fleet week. you can see where all of your tax dollars can go. you can see all those military vehicles out there and military personnel in the area. some of those men and women in uniform lent a helping hand at the san francisco marin food bank this morning, making sure that no one in the bay area goes hungr

streets of suburban pasadena where it happened. police say this is 65 ye 65-year-old beverly baker, dressed in black in a flowing green skirt, repeatedlying a pick ax at the windows of a home where the baby and the baby's grandmother were inside. the child sleeping near the window until a grandma grabbed her and took her to safety. >> glass shards were double her size, right in the bassinet where my daughter was laying. if she was five seconds later, my daughter would no longer be with us. >> the chiropractor who believes he and his family may have been targeted because they're armenian. >> we got targeted. this is not normal. three times she came back swinging the pick ax, seeing my mother-in-law and my newborn in her hands, no remorse. >> police say they don't know a motive but believe baker may have been having some sort of mental health episode. either way, the doctor says his family no longer feels safe in their home. >> this is our home. we're not even done building the house, my wife, my kid can't even come home. they're terrified to come home. >> baker has been charged with felony vandalism, she's due in court tomorrow. sandra.

get the read with all of this gerry baker, "wsj at large" host on this fine network. gerry, we talk about turnover at 10 downing street this is ridiculous. if you wait long enough everyone will get a chance to be prime minister there, what do you make how the field was cleared for mr. sunak today? >> yeah i still have a british passport. i'm waiting for that call in case my services should be required there. it hasn't happened yet. i think the conservative party as i write in my column in "the wall street journal" tonight and tomorrow is a shambles. it is in a state of complete disarray. it has been led for the last seven weeks by someone palo alto paably incent and incommit to hold the job. boris johnson was talented but flawed individual. it doesn't know where to go, what its principles are, doesn't know how timely meant brexit. rishi sunak elected. first person of color, first person of indian heritage to be prime minister, youngest prime minister since 1812. a man of considerable tall lance without question, everybody believes that. a kind of a middle of the road figure. liz truss came as you recall tried to cut t

street parking. next slide please. there's also a number of other accessibility issues that my study gets into. on the left we have an image from bayview. in the center is baker beach. on the right is st. francis wood so there's a range of other accessibility issues because just adjacent stop parking. planting strips and these sidewalk quality issues so there's a number of other directions to take that we won't address today but obviously are still important to riders. next slide please. and so i will just close my presentation and i am happy to take questions from supervisor preston. i will just close my presentation with a few photographic examples to nail home what we're talking about, so this is an image from potrero hill that shows what a bus stop looks like that has adjacent parking and adjacent perpendicular parking which i found profoundly limits riders ability to ingress and ex grises on the bus here and navigating between these types of vehicles. next slide please. here's more of a common example in the mission district where you have signage on a street pole and additional signage on the pavement and a car parked right in front of it. next slide pl

prices for food italians took to the streets of palermo to protest against the sharp increase in electricity and gas bills, as well as rising inflation among protesting bakerss, students and members of the public in their hands, posters with slogans not to parent at us our future and respect our sacrifices. we are close to social bomb. it will be chaos, especially in the popular quarters of cities, when there will be no more control and no light, because it cannot be paid for. it will be destructive. it will be an uncontrollable, social bomb. we are protesting first of all so that the politicians understand that they must take immediate decisions so as not to bring death to italy. we are really in a quandary. the protest mood is growing in almost all countries of the old world. in germany, hundreds of young medics marched through the streets hedelberg with flags and banners, dressed in yellow traffic vests demands the same salary increase and reduced workload. germany lives in austerity mode government building only warms up to 17°c, and the country's foreign ministry refused hot water in the polish city of katowice , the police stopped the action, but the

tom baker has the story. 56 of the hundreds of tenants who lived in downtown san francisco's 33 to hamas streetgh rise are suing their landlord, hines interests limited partnerships in san francisco superior court in june , and then again in august, the tenants suffered two massive water leaks, which damage their property and forced to immediate no notice evictions. they were suddenly forced to leave. not knowing for weeks and in fact months where they were going to end up or where they would be able to call home. what made us come here and sue hines was actually the incompetency and other lack of respect for the residents and also unethical behavior that we caught heinz team and property management doing. the tenants say the landlord would not let them back into the building, abused them. misinformed them communicated poorly with them, neglected them and treated them shoddily with complete indifference and worse. not only was jewelry gone missing from my unit, but inside of my bedroom in my nightstand in a box, there are checkbooks and those checks were removed from my nightstand and a very ob

baker. >>> coming up, do you regret going to college with all that debt piling up? you should. i hit the streetsrk city to ask some of the party people, was it worth it? i even talked to a porn star! she answered me. she was great. stay right here and listen to the conversation next. ♪ ♪ [coughing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. kennedy: president biden promised progressives a big student loan handout, but republican-led lawsuits have put the brakes on everything. borrowers owe more than $1.5 trillion in total student loan loan are debt, and to some, the return on investment is not really worth it, is it? i hit the streets of new york city to find out exactly what people think about matriculation. watch. did you go to college? did you like college? did you have fun? was it good to you? you're an acoral, attractive couple. did you go to college? >> i'm currently in college

street. hard to follow lauren. that was beautiful. i think at the end of the day when i think about what margot meant to the city, i met her in 1997 when i joined baker places and she moved to the city and are i moved to larken street but when i think what margot brought to the city, what she brought to people experiencing homelessness, she wanted to walk people home so i can't think of a more fitting way to honor her work, her legacy and her deep deep deep commitment and belief that nobody should live outside and that we collectively and individually had a responsibility to do everything that we could and can to make sure that people could come home. and so having a building named after margot the margotspds is a statement about walking people home. they are just about ready. >> thank you. >> i wanted to share, we talk about supportive housing and you don't get a chance to get a view into the housing unless you come to the opening and tour and that is challenging to get a feel. i want to share a couple photos och the buildsing to get a sense of how amazing this property is. when we first-when margot first passed, she had been such a critical part of

the eastbound lanes between 35th and high street. 31 years ago, the deadly oakland hills fire flared up, kicking off an aggressive four day firefight. ktvu tom bakerhow that fire led to major changes in the east bay, including a renewed focus on vegetation management and improved communications. 31 years ago, five acre fire broke out in the hills above berkeley and oakland, which firefighters thought was fully extinguished by that evening. the next morning, it reignited and became the infamous oakland firestorm of 1991 a four day fire that killed 25. people injured. another 150 destroyed 3200 and 80 homes, condos and apartments working on that plank. i don't know if we've got a clear and i've got to get up the hill. today he would know without going anywhere thanks to modern fire technologies. it's hard for me to really overstate how valuable these camera systems are. there are now almost 1000 cameras on alert california dot org from cal fire, us forest service p genie and other major electric utilities day and night with unblinking eyes, they look for telltale signs of fire. sonoma county is on technologies cutting artificial intelligence edge mo

baker ktvu. pakistan is a lot of work ahead for these emergency crews, tom. thank you. in rural beach, south carolina. heavy rain and storm surge flooded streets is ian moved ashore, forecasters said all along that flooding was ian's biggest threat here. by the time the storm leaves part of the carolinas could have seen a powerful storm surge of up to seven ft. national guard troops have been on standby to assist with water rescues. the red cross is on the ground, providing aid and resources to hurricane victims, and ktvu and fox are trying to help in that mission. you're invited to join the effort by scanning that q. r code on your screen, fox says donated $1 million to the relief effort, money for shelter, meals, medical supplies and more. well done there. yes and in is certainly not over. it's going to be a contender throughout the entire weekend. we'll show you what it looks like on storm tracker. plus we will take a look at the first weekend for the month of october. and hardly strictly bluegrass is underway in san francisco's golden gate park. we'll take you inside the music festival and give you a taste of all that music. at 5 45 a resc

tom baker spoke with tenants who say they were neglected, misinformed and more. 56 of the hundreds of tenants who lived in downtown san francisco's 33 to hamas streetrise are suing their landlord, hines interests limited partnerships in san francisco superior court in june , and then again in august, the tenants suffered two massive water leaks, which damage their property and forced to immediate no notice evictions. they were suddenly forced to leave. not knowing for weeks and in fact months where they were going to end up or where they would be able to call home. what made us come here and sue hines was actually the incompetency and utter lack of respect for the residents and also unethical behavior that we caught heinz team and property management doing. the tenants say the landlord would not let them back into the building, abused them. misinformed them communicated poorly with them, neglected them and treated them shoddily with complete indifference and worse. not only was jewelry gone missing from my unit, but inside of my bedroom in my nightstand in a box. there are checkbooks and those checks were removed from my nightstand and a very obscu