the senator actually purchased a number of paintings from bonhams that are in her collection.for them to come full circle and bonhams to be able to sell them again, there's immense interest in all of the collecting categories in her collection. we are open for public viewing. the exhibition in san francisco at bonhams for four days today was the first day of public exhibition, and we were absolutely swamped with people coming in, wanting to relive memories about her. she was, you know, on the ground in san francisco for so many years, so, so much of the community in the bay area holds her so near and dear that we when we opened our doors, this morning, bonhams was awash with people. well, it will be fun to watch the progression. >> yes. victoria gray we want to thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> and over the bay area this afternoon, temperatures are running notably warmer. i'll the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws

it's on display at bonhams in san francisco through thursday.the pieces come in from her homes in san francisco, washington, d.c. and colorado. the collection includes expensive jewelry and fine art, but also includes political memorabilia. among the items for sale, this photo of senator feinstein at the white house with a personalized note from president biden and presidential signing pens, including the one that was used by president clinton to sign emergency aid for california after the 94 northridge earthquake. the proceeds of the auction go directly to the feinstein estate. joining us now is victoria gray from bonhams in san francisco. inside the gallery. i believe you are where many of the things are on display. victoria, thanks for being with us tonight. my first question is always why? why does her family or the estate want to sell these items? is it just about the money here? no, it's not just about the money. senator feinstein and her late husband, richard blum, had multiple residences across the united states from san francisco. aspen

that is what our bonham's rejected application for. citizenship comes as sweet and tightens up. it's immigration laws, with higher demands placed on the requirements to have what it calls an honorable way of life, via you some of the up to 4 to 5 minutes public. we are at full speed with a paradigm shift and migration policy. we want to improve regulated immigration, and we must fight the shadow society. the migration agency says is worst case was subject to existing law, not new government proposals. in this case, it's black or white. we're doing and checking to register. and if you are suspected of a crime, we cannot give you a swedish citizenship gets a little bit of a misunderstanding to take this case as an exxon below sweden beam at harder on the rest of the cheese. come here, we will protect people who needs asylum. challenges. university says is risk groups demonstrated outside permitted areas and put a post as of a staff member. is there a has to re apply for citizenship after the appeal was turned down, the police found that is arrest actions. it couldn't even constitu

some $30000.00 boeing factory workers of bonham. strike in the united states, nearly all union members approved to walk out of the region. rejecting management's offer offer 25 percent buries docs between boeing and workers are due to the next friday. central european countries, a briefing for civil flooding. the biggest rainfall is expected in the check for public firefighters. a building flood was inspecting send back. residents have been wants to get ready for possible evacuations. heavy drains are also expected in poland to australia, to many still walks you and hungry. now preserves dispute to a tech building that you don't most is heating up. one of the supreme court justices order that fines of almost $3000000.00 be seized from bank accounts belonging to the source, the media platform x and the satellite internet provider star link, both owned by musk, the same supreme court justice announced or to link to ben x in brazil is 2 weeks ago, so i'm going to be seeing those goals. so the supreme court justice, the motorized spend so far as to freeze the bank of balance of ex, install

community and the majority guiding for consider connecticut in general, quote, funding in georgia to bonham. knowing the exam result was a and when the drugs are getting clear, i just see on seeing let him go, go to the meeting, diane, i'm, i'm disagreeing with you. so we're doing the demo stage to was in the federal sweetie. i mean, it is lottie. the news, a golf for the no, no, i have a long on z as a vendor one kazi, i just with any of the squeak of golf budgeting, guiding loans that especially when the month again me and go and get them ready to go home. when we changing the multiply soon from the fund, and that's why you go by any clue what? when do you need john to 9? not as close to the whole guy named no more for the guns on regarding the williams, i was wondering why you know what to do. so i need to do this shit. i was thinking the quantity of moving moves of sand, new d, the estimate. i'm going to try to choose up to bring it because you missed you. there's a change in the classroom and i changed it off. i don't want to move, not concentrating, so 0 and on that guy who was really

a preview at bonhams san francisco. happening today, going through wednesday a new study out of australia suggesting people who travel and experience new adventures in life may age a bit slower than everyone else. researchers say that traveling can offset what the body is able to slow down or slow down your body and your mind here really relaxing when you're on vacation preventing that decline. that's because when people travel, they meet new people. they have new life experiences and often take part in relaxing activities like yoga and spa treatments. can never say no. the san mateo county sheriff's office is calling out local leaders. what she's saying about a high ranking official. plus, the change that she's made in the department and attention people who like to text message. there's new ways to show how you feel. coming up, the new emojis heading to your smartphone and computer welcome back now for a look across the bay. this morning on a monday. warmer weather out there. what are we expecting? >>>the national wea

the items are on view at bonhams in san francisco through thursday.dding starts october first. >> baseball greats including dave stewart, barry bonds and sergio romo were in oakland for a charity golf event in honor of the late legendary a's and giants pitcher vida blue. this was the first annual event at the sequoia country club in east oakland since blue died last year after battling cancer. money raised goes to oakland's northern lights school. while the focus was on the life and legacy of vida blue. there was also talk about the a's leaving oakland. >> just look at all of the players, major league baseball athletes that have come out of the bay area. hall of famers, as well as guys that played the game very well. and it just doesn't seem right that major league baseball will no longer be played here in oakland. >> the event's founders say vida blue was rooted in oakland until the end. to the south bay now, as the san jose earthquakes hosted a free soccer clinic in gilroy. 150 children gathered at south valley middle school sunday to train with ear

collection is called legacy of a state woman, and it's generating international attention on display at bonhams in san francisco through thursday. the pieces come from the trailblazing senator's home in san francisco. washington, d.c, and colorado. not just art and jewelry, but there's political memorabilia as well. among the items for auction, this photo of senator feinstein at the white house with a personalized note from president biden. there's also presidential signing pens, including the one used by president clinton to sign emergency aid for california after the 94 northridge earthquake. the proceeds of the auction go to feinstein's estate. senator feinstein and her late husband, richard blum, had multiple residences across the united states from san francisco. aspen, colorado. a large home in washington, d.c. so they they had a lot of collections and that they had spent decades building. the auction takes place on october 8th. you can bid or watch it online. okay. let's turn our attention to our weather. we're talking about what's happening in florida. also, hopefully a bit of a cool do

this is the story of a fisherman in southern india, bonham and now comes out here to the beach every day. he's a fisherman, but here on the coast of coming, no people can barely make a living from what they catch at the bottom. all this has a smartphone with him on the boat. he's been using it to know, don't everything you observe out here for 6 years now. the fishes habitus has been steadily declining and he knows from environment to list the climate change is the likely cause god of the blah, blah, god forbid at all. i look at the sea with skies green, then preachers, whether or not the sun's visible. if there was a red early morning sky or rainbow lightning tonda, we did data for up to 47 categories like this one. and i'll put that up again to get that number, which is as he recalled all of this data in victor labels so that none of his opposite patients can go missing. bottom of the not, or as an artist. she tries to make scientific topics accessible to her work, including climate change. she meant to follow him doing her research. i thought this was something that needed to be r

to push back his scholar from the border area there in southern to bonham. mohammed back to you in a re 2 days of i guess surprise device explosions is a large scale retaliation from hezbollah expected, as well as the law needs to restore the deterrence. so that's exactly what we expect. we know that the militant group chief has on the fella is addressing his supporters here in the been on a this afternoon. he has been the maybe speaking in key events throughout this confrontation, that name the as a nation of senior commanders. now we can only assume that his speech today will be in fiery. we expect him to use throng and loud a tone. and given the massive scale of these unprecedented attack on it's a group and, and mine in the last 2 days as well. that needs to restore the mode is of its own practice. and supporters was completely shocked by this major security breach. does no doubt that's what happened over the last 2 days. took this confrontation to a new level as well as been repeatedly saying that it does not want allow for with is why it's about it's ready for it. now we can on

so he could, government has returned to co, nova laurie at bonham and eunice faces a massive task in bringing the country together. bangladesh is seeking to move on from political upheaval and legit. early wednesday nobel peace laureate mohammed eunice was officially named chief advisor of the interim government to these alone, being regarded as one of bangladesh is leading citizens. now mohammed unice has been asked to lead his country out of crisis, but some of the vote can the bottle enjoy mateus mommy could see is k. i like the bung with us national his policy or are the, is the most policies take power in the country. there are concerns here in india with the establishment that now with the sri because he, you know, gone. that could be the redone due to either the b and b, or possibly even some these law missed bodies. uh, how would you address those concerns? because he wasn't gonna be trump. is that the good things i did? i mean everybody hates updates. i hate the way he does, doesn't mean that he cannot do it so. so this is democracy, people for this so much the bmc or anybod

help resolve the ukraine conflicts coming in line with the chinese brazilian proposed plan, which bonham is a lensky assistant. baldwin, also retains to mountain dogs, is for me as well off the $88.00 on identifiable. both of these was sent to the enclave with no explanation of how they done the a very well welcome to you. it's to $107.00 pm. henry most go in. this is all see international with the lights as well as news updates is good to have you with us, with the, with breaking news from 11 on as, as well as hit the country with a new wave of strikes. claiming to have targeted to the head causes of hezbollah. the at least 25 people have been killed and is ready strikes early on friday with many more injured. has been of all cases what report to be fired into knolls and as well . and response is the 5th consecutive day of massive across the board as strikes the u. n. agency for children stays at least 50 minus the thing killed in 11 on just over the past 2 days. once the correspondents in bay were to yes and i can fax it back, targeted the lebanese capital. and if this was the most int

once again, it takes multiple attempts to bonham in a lot of odds. these really army took 4 bodies with them to from the abo, rob family, one from the high, nicer family, and another from the doctor and off family. shoddy and how moody held out for 4 hours. they threw the bodies down in a brutal manner and a bulldozer took the bodies and handed them over to another bulldozer of which took them away. this isn't the 1st time these really army has done this. we've grown used to these actions. the occupation is rudely hema issued a statement strongly condemning the soldiers behavior designed his doctor patient on a committed atrocities seem to tell. and they'll come by to you by throwing the bodies of marches from the roofs of houses. the semester goes come into the context of the ongoing genocide against the palestinian people in gaza and made it into national silence. and american support requires a strong condemnation from countries and human vice organizations. international humanitarian law clearly outlines the responsibilities of all parties involv

schools at bonham was full and how it is full of the target is since the beginning of the work i'm up to this moment because of the children's circumstances and including rest on a human, antonio's and the on the, to the, to me really a problem. and all the and ritual areas as went on degree destruction. and then for section 3, it's which also in the movement of your military is as to to reach everyone in addition also to the image and suffice. and the immunization is, unfortunately, you know, it's hard at events to meet the needs because of the ongoing restrictions also on the immunization and the nice allow tickets and you like us to it's been a while lead us of india and palestine has met in new york on the sidelines of abroad, the un summit as they address the ongoing blood shed in gaza. india is 5 minutes the valve strong support for the policy need. people prime minister, expressed deep concern at the humanitarian crisis unfolding and gaza and the deteriorating security situation in the region. and reaffirmed india's unwavering support to the people of palestine, including conti

we report from central garza was ready for bonham and just hit tense, sheltering displays palestinians in a hospital courtyard. and she gave or receive a winter pounds governing policy. leadership votes become the next president. we begin in 11 on where at least 9 people in the same family have been killed in. is there any strike? the attack happened in the town of ship uh, early on friday, near the border with syria. for children are among the dead. more than 700 people have been killed since monday when israel expanded its full bottom. and if loving on, israel's ministry says it now believes it has killed moore senior, his bullet operatives often strikes earlier in the week and is riley strike on the syrian lebanese border has killed 5 syrian soldiers. the syrian state news agency says that a military site near a village in the damascus country side was talk to your talk happened early friday morning. meanwhile, in israel to people's stuff in mind, the injuries in the city of haifa often rockets were fired from loving on this really ministry says it identified 10 project colleagues c

on a jet ski, and i'mjoined by dame ed davey arrived on a jet ski, and i'm joined by dame baroness bonhamand i guess from the young liberals. both of you, how are you feeling? i think the mood is really positive. ijoined when the election_ positive. ijoined when the election was a high—speed car crash — election was a high—speed car crash and _ election was a high—speed car crash and now coming into it with— crash and now coming into it with 72 — crash and now coming into it with 72 mps the atmosphere is much — with 72 mps the atmosphere is much better. we all feel we've worked — much better. we all feel we've worked so _ much better. we all feel we've worked so hard, and we get to see that — worked so hard, and we get to see that in _ worked so hard, and we get to see that in action. sill worked so hard, and we get to see that in action.— see that in action. all i can sa is, see that in action. all i can say is, rebecca, _ see that in action. all i can say is, rebecca, thank - see that in action. all i can say is, rebecca, thank youj see that in action. all i can i say is, rebecca, thank

story, of course , is a performance in front of bandits, there was a completely wonderful story with bonhame in the tank, let me remind you, this is a disco group from the seventies, very famous, black-german, they performed here a lot, and somehow the money was not transferred on time, in general , somehow they came to the city for the performance. said, with the artists, this was just one of the signs of the end of times, because it was then, as if the former kotals, and uh, former vars began to engage in racketeering, and uh, many artts, thanks to their connections with these musicians and the fact that they agreed to play by these rules of the game, became famous, and many of those who did not agree, they were... besides, in fact, there were no longer any of these classic bandits in crimson jackets with gold chains, some were shot, some went into politics, some went into serious business, someone took one or another singer as a wife, there are many such examples, and we are not only talking about singers of the light genre, but there are opera singers who married authoritative people. s

. >> i couldn't agree more that there is this between the trump and bonham barrett -- administration.out all over the world. they had peace breaking out in the middle east with economic agreements between israel and all of its neighbours and isolating iran and you didn't have putin invading ukraine. with this select -- election top consequences. with the button harrison administration you have tremendous war and you have a risk of world war iii breaking out. this has been a disaster for the people of ukraine. a million casualties you lost so much of the population. he have the economic catastrophe and there is no statesmen talking a how to end this conflict with the least damage possible to ukraine et cetera donald trump. >> he met with them at the current administration i would have loved to be a fly on the wall with that's between president zelensky and -- trump -- and seals and trump. >> the body language looked okay at best but speaking with folks that are close to the former president, they were offended right of how this all unfolded. for zelensky to visit pennsylvania, battlegr

that is what our bonham's rejected application for. citizenship comes as sweet and tightens up. it's immigration laws, with higher demands placed on the requirements to have what it calls an honorable way of life, via you some of the up to 4 to 30 minutes per the we're at full speed with a paradigm shift in migration policy. we want to improve regulated immigration, and we must fight the shadow society. the migration agency says is worst case was subject to existing law, not new government proposals. in this case, it's black or white. we do and check in to register. and if you are suspected of a crime, we cannot give you a swedish citizenship gets a little bit of a misunderstanding to take this case as an exxon below sweden beam at heart or on the rest of the cheese come here. we will protect people who needs asylum. challenges university says is there is groups demonstrated outside permitted areas and puts a post as of a staff member. is there a has to reapply for citizenship after the appeal was turned down? the police found that is rest actions. it couldn't even constitute as

bonhams auction house will be selling.'s collection, including more than 70 pieces of fine jewelry like necklaces and rings from tiffany and cartier. now, some of the other highlights of the auction include scenic paintings of california landmarks that the senator kept in her home in washington, d.c. this particular painting behind me, vernal falls in yosemite, had a prominent place in her washington, d.c. home, and she would often have diplomatic functions. >> there's a great photograph of president barack obama standing in front of this painting. >> now, her time in the u.s. senate spanned six presidential administrations. the auction includes several pieces of political memorabilia. the items are on view at bonhams in san francisco. through thursday. the online bidding begins october 1st. well, a final farewell for the oakland a's. we'll tell you what to expect over the coming days. and the goodbye letter. the owner of the team sent out to fans in a new move to fight sideshows across california. but while leaders like g

you can see the exhibit at bonhams san francisco.ar california and kearny streets today through thursday. >> a lot of fog. now it's not. the bases are high. they're right down on the ground. so be careful there. coast and bay, inland and not an issue here, but first day of fall. first full day of fall, i should say. and we are dealing with fog city here. coast and bay. early fog. now again it's just a sign that the high is building in the air aloft is much warmer, so it's smashing it right down on the ground inland. it won't take much, just a slight little northerly hint of a breeze. even down to livermore and hayward. half moon bay. it's just a slight one. we had a stronger offshore breeze. there wouldn't be any fog, but we have a little bit there pushing coast and bay, 40s, 50s, 60s on. the temps are some cool readings. also, it's cold up in the mountains. 3437 truckee, south lake tahoe. that little low will eventually eject and merge with that system coming out of the gulf of alaska, but not until wednesday. until then, the high s

still feels lik bonhams san francisco. the auction house in the financial district.nclude jewelry and art worth tens of thousands of dollars each, and chinese pottery dating as far back as the tang dynasty. more than 100 years ago. the items will be auctioned off october 8th in los angeles. >> we thought it was really important to have this exhibit in san francisco open to the public for four days. san francisco is her hometown, and many of the paintings and pieces of memorabilia in the auction are very specific to her time as mayor. in san francisco. >> personal items also include things like personal notes from former presidents, roll call votes for major pieces of legislation and campaign memorabilia. many items of great importance in history. the federal government will offer free at-home covid tests at the end of the month. there's already so much interest in this. the website crashed for a time today. visitors to covid test.org. today just got an error message for a while. the site is back up, but doesn't say specifically when the tests will be available. the g

. >> many of the late senator dianne feinstein's personal items are on display this week at bonhams sanncisco. the auction house in the financial district. items include jewelry and art worth tens of thousands of dollars each. and chinese pottery dating as far back as the tang dynasty. that's more than 1100 years ago. the items will be auctioned off october 8th in los angeles. >> we thought it was really important to have this exhibit in san francisco open to the public for four days. san francisco is her hometown, and many of the paintings and pieces of memorabilia in the auction are very specific to her time as mayor in san francisco. >> items also include things personal note things like personal notes from former presidents, roll call votes for major pieces of legislation, and campaign memorabilia. pretty cool. >> a rodeo in massachusetts took a wild turn when eight bulls escaped and one is still on the loose. the eight bulls started running through city streets about an hour south of boston, making their way into a neighborhood. chris mooney was at home when he noticed the bulls in

but right now it is all on display at bonhams in san francisco through tomorrow, all of it owned by feinstein and her late husband, richard blum. it's not all art and jewelry. it also includes political memorabilia like a photo of the senator at the white house with a personalized note from president biden. there are also presidential signing pens, including one used by president clinton to sign emergency aid for california following the northridge quake in 1994. the auctioneer says proceeds will go to feinstein's estate. senator feinstein and her late husband, richard blum, had multiple residences across the united states from san francisco, aspen, colorado, a large home in washington, d.c. so they they have a lot of collections and that they had spent decades building. the auction will take place october 8th. the bidding will be accepted both in person and online. well, we've got a lot more ahead for you at 630, including governor gavin newsom taking on gun control here in california. the two dozen new laws he just signed. plus, we're tracking colleen the powerful storm rapidly gathering st

you, though many of the late senator dianne feinstein's personal items are on display this week at bonhams francisco, the auction house in the financial district. now, items include jewelry and art worth tens of thousands of dollars each, and chinese pottery dating as far back as the tang dynasty. more than 1100 years ago. the items will be auctioned off october 8th in los angeles. >> we thought it was really important to have this exhibit in san francisco open to the public for four days, san francisco is her hometown, and many of the paintings and pieces of memorabilia in the auction are very specific to her time as mayor. in san francisco, so items include things like personal notes from former presidents, roll call votes for major pieces of legislation and campaign memorabilia. >> for the first time, the champs of the national women's soccer league were honored at the white house. president biden welcomed the gotham football club yesterday. the new york and new jersey based team claimed the league title when they defeated the seattle reign. the big win came just one year after gotham f

well, many of the late senator dianne feinstein's personal items, they're on display this week at bonhams the auction house in the financial district. items include jewelry and art worth tens of thousands of dollars each, and chinese pottery dating as far back as the tang dynasty. that's more than 1100 years ago. the items will be auctioned off october 8th in los angeles. >> we thought it was really important to have this exhibit in san francisco open to the public for four days. san francisco is her hometown, and many of the paintings and pieces of memorabilia in the auction are very specific to her time as mayor. in san francisco. >> items also include things like personal notes from former presidents, roll call votes for major pieces of legislation and campaign memorabilia. well, up next is the seven things you need to know today. >> a reminder you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and you can start streaming. >> and as we head to break,

the strategy is one of many demonstrations taking place throughout the day to be in most various bonham and has been debating a bill that will lead to internet platforms facing substantial fines if they failed to prevent the spread of misinformation. tech firms could be liable for up to 5 percent of the global revenue if they don't comply. the bill restricts global efforts to establish standards to regulate digital companies. similar actions have been implemented by the european union under is artificial intelligence at 15 vine and protesting argentina's capital buenos cyrus, this is congress voted to uphold president having the lays veto of a bill to increase pension. the president says the bill will put the countries planned for a fiscal balance at risk that protests to save that high rate of inflation that followed me. lays currents with evaluation made the increase necessary in mexico. the senate has approved a controversial reform under which judges will be chosen by popular vote. president andras manual lopez over door says the overall will have fight corruption in the judiciary.

now we go to bonham elementary, he's right here with his industry to meet his studies professor at the institute for graduate studies. great. have you with us at 1st i'll. ready talk about what you think of this degree of intelligence. so these really seem to have about, well do have the movements of every, has bella come on to the, there is around the extraordinary degree of intel. and i think as well, i've just confirmed the 7th scene and it has been killed in his reading strikes in the space of what 7 days or so are you surprised by this? it's, it's absolutely astonishing. i mean, everyone knows that israel has superior intelligence capabilities, but i don't think anyone expected that they would be able to sort of go through almost one by one and, and take, take these leaders, take these leaders out. there's clearly been some kind of a major breach and i think has the last, probably still grappling with that and trying to figure out what has, what has happened. whether there's some, you know, there are people on the inside giving information. however, israel's gathering their, their

this was all done by the union president of the indian bonham and and so any change would also have to be made only by those 2. having said that everything funded elected administration and elected the legislature in german, one go smooth. if they stopped raising these, the susan, demanding the that of statehood, for example, would be restored very soon. which is something that the union administration has been promising for 5 years. is that that would be more weight to that. additionally, you know, the court has also lost that state who'd be restored sooner rather than later. all right, that so the pressure with him? yes. well, thank you. thank you very much. do appreciate getting your thoughts and analysis on this story throughout the komatt. joining us that from dudley thank to the you with the news out life from tell us the last 2 months of the a small selection of problems steals of the in the house is about to take such a lot less power and assessing the damage we're in the northern nigerian state and the phone of our a down collapse left tough, a city on the water and displace t

latest live in bed, all bala and central gaza for many palestinians have survived as well as from bonham and his gaza. it could still be scarred for life. the world health organization estimates more than 22500 people in the strip. that is a course of those wounded, have life changing injuries. it says they'll require rehabilitation now and for us to come. dr. tied with as an emergency physician who was working in gaza earlier this year. he told dollars was 0, this report should get everyone 1st, these are very conservative estimates. they're doing so in a way to let you know that there is something urgent happening here. a quarter of the more than 90000 people have been injured will require care for the rest of their lives. but that number is likely to be astronomical. a higher they're using conservative estimates. and this is something that should scare everyone. and what kind of injuries are we talking about here when they say life altering i just want to kind of paint the picture of the 3 most common injuries here. you mentioned spinal cord and brain injuries. these are people who ne

some live on uh, heading down to bonham. was the image of sherry now black clay that was deliberately intended to send a message to intimidate, done, that's not just algebra, but john, unless more generally. so we think that the shut down itself is extremely troubling . but also have the mana in which to shut down a codes and it was in the west bank. it wasn't even in god's it was in the west bank showing how israel, what do you make of that part of it? well, i think that indicates that the censorship of the medium is not justin fine, because obviously we've seen high levels of kennings. i'm president of numbers, have done it as kills inside garza. i know one of the other restrictions that we've seen arrest, but we've also seen arrest in the west by the binding about his era in jerusalem. so this is indicative of something that's been going on for some time, which is why the attempt to sense of the media. israel has any justification or any jurisdiction for that matter. for the actions they took at our bureau and ramallah ce