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but lanhee chen, thank you so much. i appreciate it. thank you.moving wildfire northwest of l.a. has forced hundreds to flee. we'll have an update on a wildfire of homes. here's a live look at the so-called mountain fire that started at 930 this morning. mandatory evacuations are in effect. as you can see, the flames are going and the smoke is rising. there is an evacuation shelter set up now. now, this fire is burning in a pretty residential area in the city of moorpark in ventura county, just northwest of los angeles. this fast moving fire forced several schools to evacuate and cancel classes. the fire crossed highway 118. it's now threatening a second neighborhood. extreme weather conditions ground to some firefighting aircraft because winds topped 60mph. and you know, this means pilots could face turbulence. dangerous. could cause the plane to come down as well as limited visibility from the massive smoke plume. so we have a look now at how the weather is impacting that fire fight. here is a live shot showing a bright, calm day in. all right,

director chen. hi, chen, i director heminger heminger. i director henderson a henderson a director hines i director tarlov i tarlov i vice chair cecchina i cecchina i thank you. that item is approved. thank you. secretary silva. please call the next item. please. your next item places you on item number 13, approving a roadway shared spaces. closure of hayes street between gough and octavia streets, 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. each friday and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. each saturday from november 22nd, 2024, through saturday, november 22nd, 2025. the application came from the hayes valley merchants association. i do want to correct that in the agenda, it said council, but it is from the association for a roadway shared spaces permit to close hayes street between gough and octavia streets on fridays from 4 to 10 p.m, saturdays from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and sundays from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. from friday, november 22nd, 2024, through saturday, november 22nd, 2025. wonderful. well, good evening. my name is monica munoz and i'm the shared spaces program manager. than

so. >> director chen >> thank you. henderson. >> thank you.tion but a comment. curious about hearing more about how you factor in to this long-term planning the population changes and growth that will happen in the edges of the staechl i think between the stones town and what is happening or going to happen in candlestick/ship yard. all the large areas that are getting ready for housing development on the edges of the city. i'm curious about you know hearing more how you align the plans for muni forward with what we anticipate coming in terms of housing development and you know creation of newhouse holds in parts of the city that have had struggles in terms of service? may be not for now but going forward in the next presentation or the next time we bring this up it would be helpful to hear a bit about this >> that is great we can do a joint[ presentation with the planning to talk about the -- latest housing numbers and we can talk about do to serve that >> thank you. >> thank you, chaiyou, shawn, realliment to give a shout out to the team for

tour, and cbs's nancy chen sat down with some of the dancers. ♪ >> reporter: with their graceful choreographyeaps far beyond the stage. the national ballet of ukraine says sharing these timeless classics is more urgent than ever. >> so many people today think of ukraine as a war zone. there's such rich culture, such rich history, though. is that important that you remind people of that now? >> translator: we have war going on in different fronts. you have to know that our enemy is trying to destroy our culture as well. and my opinion, that nation does not exist without culture. >> reporter: we met principal dancers tatyana lezova and jaroslav tkachuk as they prepared for a performance at the kennedy center in washington, their first stop through 16 cities along with a ukrainian folk dance group. >> translator: it's an honor to show and represent our theater, the number one theater in our country, and to show our culture for people abroad. >> reporter: it's a stark contrast from life in kyiv, where the married couple is raising three children while facing constant threats and frequent power ou

my name is jonathan tackle jen -- dekel chen. [indiscernible] we had a meeting a little while ago when the national security advisor. we are all american citizens, and they have been held in gaza now for 407 days. americans are crying out, the vast majority of israelis, and millions in gaza are crying out for an end to the conflict. 403 days have passed, far too many of them without results in terms of getting hostages home and achieving a cease-fire. we discussed today with jake sullivan the urgency of this moment. there is no more time for the 101 hostages. recovering the remains for those murdered by hamas. waiting for a new administration to come in is tantamount to a death sentence and the ability to retrieve those bodies still in gaza. we implored today the biden administration, and we will be imploring the incoming trump administration to seize this nonpartisan moment, to work together with the greatest energy possible to bring the hostages home now and thereby be able to affect a cease-fire. and any other course of action

. >> cheyenne chen has now been elected supervisor for district 11 by fewer than just 200 votes. rounds of ranked choice voting, the labor organizer edging out michael li by 196 votes. he has now conceded the race. chen will replace asha safai in the district, which covers the outer mission, excelsior, ingleside and crocker-amazon. >> for over 20 years, i've worked as an seiu organizer and community advocates. i pushed to empower workers, strengthen language access, promote cross-racial solidarity, and improve services for families. i plan to bring the same passion and advocacy to the board of supervisors district. >> in that campaign. video. chen, a mother of two who has lived in district 11 for 24 years, says the area has suffered from a lack of services. chen says she will work to increase patrols and community ambassadors to improve safety. >> now to the latest on the embattled san mateo county sheriff, christina corpus. county supervisors are asking voters to give them the authority to remove the sheriff instead of waiting for a recall. ktvu is crystal bailey has the story.

will this voter enthusiasm continue our special correspondent julie chen introduces us to one voter who'sn waiting more than 70 years to cast his ballot. my name is henry pachnowski. i'm 84 years old, though he grew up in this country, it's taken almost his entire life for henry pachnowski to become an american. his story began in the worst of times. i was born in 1940, in nazi germany. his parents were polish rounded up and forced into a nazi slave labor camp. my mother, she was pregnant with me and i wound up being born in germany. but i was born in stateless germany does not recognize my citizenship. i have no rights of any kind. his father disappeared after the war, but eventually his mother gathered up her three young children and sailed for america. my mother wakes me up from down below the ship. come up, up, up and she. she pointed and said, madame liberty. as refugees living in atlantic city, the family had green card status. but the 60s counterculture movement drew henry west, where he was arrested for growing two pot plants. i got three years probation, but it's a felony. yes, y

nancy chen reports, one major retailer is getting big help from a music megastar. >> reporter: with theut away, it's time for america's favorite past times... shopping. >> i like shopping in person and getting to see how things look in real life. >> reporter: retailers are working overtime to get shoppers to spend and store today. and they did early. taylor swift fans lined up overnight outside target for exclusive in-store access to her official eras tour book as well as her tortured poet's department album with four bonus tracks. >> they are so sought after this tour and that album means so much to us as swifties. >> reporter: the bulls eye looking for a boost after a short last quarter. walmart beat earnings expectations with consumers spending on essentials like groceries, instead of the discretionary items target is better known for. according to annual reports, about 60% of walmart earnings comes from groceries as opposed to 23% of targets. adding to walmart's revenue, households with six-figure incomes looking for bargains, driving 75% of the company's gains. analysts estimate sa

. >>> coming up at 5:30, i'll speak with lonnie chen, public policy expert and hoover institute fellow at stanford university. he will weigh in on newsom's future as a presidential contender as well as trump's hirings and what it could mean for mass deportation plans. >>> still ahead, the latest on a fire in the northeast that's turned deadly as crews hope to hold their progress in southern california. >>> happy victory monday for the 49ers! how come the response has been underwhelming? >>> nfl up top and the 49ers, they delivered the bottom line, but is this who they are? dominate the stat sheet almost 2-1, but in a game winning field goal as time expires george kittle put it this way. >> it's not going to be pretty, but you have to find ways to win no matter how ugly they are sometimes. >> can we go all glass half full? christian mccaffery was back doing mccaffery things in a season debut. he played 56 out of 64 snaps and finished with over 100 total yards to last season's offensive player of the year. it was about time. >> i'm just happy i'm here, man. that was a long journey and a

. >> reporter: lonnie chen is a republican strategist and fellow at the hoover institution at stanford university. he said it's the female suburban vote for harris and the white working class electorate for trump that will decide the race. >> if trump loses, it will have been because these lower propensity white working class voters just didn't show up. >> reporter: the professor says the models indicate the last four years of a biden-harris administration, inflation and the electorate's desire for a changed candidate among many factors were heavily in favor for the gop. >> all of those models, nearly all, say this should be a strong republican win. it's really donald trump's lack of popularity that is holding republican fortunes down. >> reporter: it's the gender gap many political insiders are watching closely the next few days as exit polls are conducted. trump never featured former republican candidate nikki haley at a rally even after her endorsement. >> missed a critical opportunity to reach out to female voters, a group he's doing relatively poorly with, and that gender gap coul

opening as early as 5:00 a.m., and then staying open until nearly midnight, nancy. >> nancy: nancy chensome great advice, thank you. but cold and rainy weather didn't keep the balloons from flying over new york city today. we'll take you there next. season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living and reduced muscle weakness. and ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with the freedom of just 6 to 7 infusions per year, for a predictable routine i can count on. ultomiris may lower your immune system's ability to fight infections, increasing your chance of serious meningococcal and other infections which may become life-threatening or fatal. complete or update meningococcal vaccines at least 2 weeks before you start. if treatment is urgent, and you're not vaccinated, you should receive antibiotics with your vaccines. don't start if you have a meningococcal infection. infusion reactions may include back, belly, limb, or chest pain, muscle spasms, blood pressure changes, tiredness, shaking chills, bad taste, breathing problem

organizers say both alameda county da pamela price and oakland mayor chen tao are unfit for office. but their supporters say that these women, who are both progressives, are being unfairly targeted. now, oakland mayor chen tao has touted a sharp drop in homicides and a successful reboot of the ceasefire anti-violence program as some of the reasons why the city is on the right track and why she should not be removed from office. but critics say tao is to blame for business closures, sports teams leaving and the perception that crime is spiraling out of control. they say she should not have fired oakland police chief leronne armstrong or sold the city's share of the coliseum. detractors also say the fbi raid of her home has also cast a cloud of suspicion over her administration. she has not been charged with a crime. as for alameda county da pamela price, she was elected on a platform of reforming the criminal justice system and holding police officers accountable for misconduct. while in office. she has made clear she will not automatically charge special circumstances or the most se

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director chen thank you chair.if i could, i know dylan faber has raised a point about the 30 short and if you could respond to that please. sure. yeah. so we also talked with chinatown trip and you know they raised similar concerns. so we work with them to come up with a drop off location right at the as you take a left onto sutter, drop off right there so that people could be really close to union square as well as a block away from from market street. and with that change there, they were. they were supportive of what we were proposing drop off postcards, post left, left post because we're going to go southbound on southbound on stockton, left post, left kearney. yes. left. sutter. right back up. yes. so it would be as as we take a left on post, there'll be a drop off zone right there after when we make that left turn. so that way people will be as close as they can get to market. and they were they were pretty good with that. that compromise. and i assume that there's frequency trade offs by to move that stop to

nancy chen had a chat with some of the finest geoguessers in the world. >> i only ever pay attentionwalks if they're really strange or distinctive looking. >> reporter: like what, in kazakhstan? >> portugal, for example. >> reporter: as we climbed the hillside of berkeley, california, it's clear that for jake lyons, life is a giant gym game of i spy. if you just got dropped here, what clues would you be looking at to know where we are? >> well, there is all kinds of stuff. i can tell we're in the u.s. just from the general architecture, the houses i'm seeing here. the road lines. the double yellow are very common in the u.s. but i can the best clue here is this electricity pole here. you can see these three horizontal yellow stripes. 90% of the time, if you see these, you're in california. >> reporter: the devil's in the details. and lyons' attention to them have made the 24-year-old one of the top geoguessers in the world. >> notice i was 16 points. are we in tallinn? >> reporter: with fans tuning in to watch him tackle one challenge after another. >> it could be accra, but it doesn

natasha chen joins us now. so, natasha, why does this seem to be the case that the need is greater now yeah you know, we're inflation rates are cooling, but we all remember a couple years ago when prices really shot up and people i'm meeting at food banks and at events like this, the west side, la pre thanksgiving event here. >> they're telling me that they can't seem to catch up with that. still when you think about the fact that food prices are about 20% higher than they were before, the pandemic. so here at westside thanksgiving, the organizers did see more people lining up today. and we are also seeing more people lining up at food banks everywhere you have a happy thanksgiving. this is not video from the pandemic. this is a line this week of people waiting to receive food at a church in time for thanksgiving. >> i have to do it and that's the way it goes. >> chris merrill has been coming to this pasadena, california church every week for several years. >> my wife won't even come because she'd be embarrasse

and lanhee chen, fellow at stanford university. thanks for being here.alking about president-elect trump's cabinet picks, some are controversial. this is really the first big test for republicans in the senate. >> the first bill loyalty test, the first of many to come. that's one thread that ties all the nominees together. we've seen the way the nomination process is unfolding for team trump. he's making decisions very quickly, his team tells us they believe they have a mandate because of the way he won the election to put whoever he wants in. and don't want to repeat the mistakes of the past as they see it, leaning on the republican establishment. people who disagreed with the president and stood up to restrain his worst impulses in office. they will not be in the room this time. for the senators, the big question is how will they treat these nominees. how they chose to oppose them, do they ask enough about rfk's antivax status, gabbard's questioning of her intelligence committees, all the questions around gaetz, or do they act as a rubber stamp is a bi

. >> reporter: carl chen is one of the organizers, he says they would like to play a role in the search. >> we have a lot of candidates, we have to be fair to all the other candidates if they want to apply, but again, we want to make sure that they have the background and experience and how to run an effective d.a. office. >> reporter: johnson is the chief deputy and senior adviser to state attorney general rob bonta , lewis is a former prosecutor of 23 years, right now she is a deputy county counsel for alameda county. whoever gets the job, he will continue to support the victims. >> i'm a fixer and in alameda county, the district attorney's office needs to be fixed. >> reporter: the county plans to accept applications in december and the supervisors would like to appoint a new d.a. in february. >> once the recall is certified on december 5th, the chief assistant district attorney roberts will likely serve as the interim d.a. until the supervisor appoints a new d.a. and voters in alameda county will get to vote on that position in 2026. >>> the time is 6:12, ski season is getting off t

sharon chen introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner >>>>i think that art has power.eborah vaughn crafts diverse performances that bring people together and during the black arts movement, she harnessed that power to bring something new to her native oakland. >>>>we need art. it changes like people's minds people's hearts. people think differently, when you're involved in the arts it's a mixture of just doing various >>>>things. so deborah and two fellow dancers started dimensions dance theater in 1972 toeach and perform dance that reflects the history and experience of african americans. >>>>i have seen how art has helped people while they're on their own path. for people to discover who they are as people and what they can contribute >>>>deborah incorporates traditional and contemporary styles from the african diaspora from her travels to africa. she brings back ideas, connections between dances there and those here in the u.s. >>>>it may not have been from a spiritual aspect but it was more about survival survival and uplifting our communities through music and dan

we can confirm chen chen has secured a majority of votes to win the district 11 seat.ted by supervisor asha safai, who was termed out. district 11 encompasses the excelsior outer mission, crocker-amazon, and ingleside neighborhoods. a week and a half after election day, the pennsylvania senate race is still not settled. the contest between democratic incumbent senator bob casey and republican challenger david mccormick is headed for a statewide recount. fox's madeline rivera shows us a key question involves the ballots to be recounted remains unsolved as the pennsylvania senate race heads towards a $1 million recount. >> the question now is which votes should be counted before the election. the pennsylvania supreme court ruled mail ballots without the proper signatures or dates could not be included in& the official results this week, though democratic officials in several county election boards defied this ruling. the board in montgomery county, for instance, voted to count 501 such ballots on thursday, and in bucks county, a democratic commissioner made this argument

currency yesterday at the home of 30 year old quinn young chen. authorities were first alerted about the scam back in september. chen is suspected of being involved in several scams, all across the bay area. she is currently booked at the marin county jail on a $2.5 million bail. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price held her first news conference since county residents voted to remove her from office. >> that's right. price addressed her decision to charge 11 people, including seven sheriff's deputies, in connection to the death of inmate maurice monk ktvu. jana katsuyama has the story. >> the public accountability unit did in fact file these charges based on a thorough review of the evidence. >> in her first press conference since the recall election, district attorney pamela price announced felony charges against seven sheriff's deputies. two former deputies, a doctor and a nurse. the case was filed last friday and involves the november 15th, 2021, death of maurice monk, an inmate who had lain in his cell for days at the santa rita c

and lonnie chen, fellow at the hoover institution at stanford university.u for being here. omna. let me start with you. we have been talking about president-elect trump's cabinet picks throughout this morning. of course some of them are controversial. to some extent this is really the first big test for republicans in the senate. isn't it? >> it's the first big loyalty test probably the first of many to come. and loyalty is the one thread that ties all of these nominees together. look, we've seen the way the nomination process is unfolding, for team trump. making the decisions very, very quickly and his team tells us they believe they have a mandate because of the way he won the election to put into place whoever he wants to see his agenda put through. they don't want to repiece the mistakes of the past where they leaned on republican establishment and went with candidates that were problematic. john kelly, people who disagreed with the president. and stood up to him to restrain some of his worst impulses in office. those people will not be in the room this

by time, the san francisco library journal, kirkus reviews and elle chen is the recipient of fellowships from the new york public library's cullman center. fulbright, u.s. scholar program. new york for the arts and the new york institute for the humanities, a uw and macdowell. she is a professor of creative nonfiction and the head of so many accolades. a tongue tied. it's college and the head of the cuny center's american studies program. we did it. okay. tenacious c forward is a writer, researcher and critic working at the intersection of, politics and culture. she has forged an international reputation for her groundbreaking on the history of black style, fashion and social movements. tunisia was honored as one of the roots 100 most influential african-americans. she is currently a professor at the graduates cuny, where she teaches courses on american and african diaspora biography and memoir and the geopolitics of fashion. tonight, who lives in harlem? her most recent book is our secrets molly moon and the glamor money and power behind the civil rights movement. the huffington post na

nancy chen visited a school in new york where students are learning how to separate fact from fiction and taking those skills home for the holidays. >> no. >> reporter: this seventh grade media literacy class in new york is getting ready for their biggest test yet. >> thanksgiving role-play. action. >> reporter: the thanksgiving table. >> pumpkin pie is 100 times better than apple pie. >> reporter: these 12-year-olds have spent the last month learning how to have tough conversation and learning the difference between fact and opinion. >> actually proven like pumpkin pie has less sugar and pumpkin pie has more nutritional value. >> reporter: cythia teaching the class for the last five years. why did you want to teach this class? >> gosh, i think is the most important thing that students should be learning right now. >> reporter: the grant covers more than just how to consume news. >> media education is developing habits of critical thinking and asking questions like who is behind this information, is this evidence, what is the purpose of this. >> reporter: in the last 15 years, 19 stat

giovanni moving to the bay area forward ted chen asian pacific america.talked with her as a contender and now she's a world champion. jackie chan is back to talk about the rising sport of muay thai kickboxing now, followed by millions and her

our sharon chen introduces us to this week's bay area jefferson award winner >>>>the operation, likeses of fresh produce divided up for 350 families. the afternoon assembly line, under the command of robert mason, who lives by a simple rule >>>>everybody, if they think about it, they have something to give to others >>>>at age 85, robert heads up the free grocery giveaway at his church, temple united methodist in san francisco, in partnership with sf marin food bank, he helped start the food pantry more than 20 years ago. >>>>i grew up in a church, you know, i think it's natural to want to help other people. if you can. >>>>robert served in the army 33 years in countries like vietnam, the philippines and japan. the army sgt major was like a spy who listened in on the north koreans radio communications. >>>>i ended up being a morse code interceptor. >>>>today he's intercepting hunger. he volunteers every day, mostly giving away groceries at the food pantry and driving food to the homebound. he's also served with food runners at least ten years. he tracks the numbers so everyone gets w

oliver chen, senior research analyst at td cowen.s an app that allows you to earn bitcoin. it is called lolli, a rewards application that gives bitcoin in cash back rewards when you shop online at one of the nearly 2000 retailers they partner with, including macy's, alto beauty, and many more. alex adelman is the ceo of lolli, good to see you this afternoon. how does this work? i have seen bitcoin rewards programs in the past which have not panned out. how does lolli work? >> we have been around since 2018, so we have been through a lot of different bull and bear cycles. it is simple, we partner with merchants, some of the biggest in the world, and we give rewards when you shop online or in store at those merchants, sites or stores. vonnie: how do you price them? the price of bitcoin is a little volatile. how do you decide how much you will give in rewards, and who pays for that? >> bitcoin is divisible, they had their own pricing, and we give fractions of a bitcoin. a percent of every cell come upwards of 30% back, on average of 70

. >> cnn's natasha chen has more mookie betts and the other dodgers world series champion players are addressing the crowd right now at this home stadium party that all of these fans close to 50,000 of them, have been waiting for. >> now, some of them were prepared to possibly have to buy a ticket to game six, which would have been played here on the same night, but they didn't have to do that. they wrapped up the series in new york and these fans are so just overjoyed. we met so many families, multiple generations of dodgers fans telling me why they are so connected to this team. here's one man who says he's been coming every friday and saturday for years. >> i've actually gone to the world series. i was at the houston one game six seven, and i went to the last championship when we won it in texas against the rays. i was there for the final game and i had tickets for tonight, but we're here instead. it's okay because it's a party. we're still celebrating. >> this is the stadium celebration. after the parade ended in downtown los angeles, a really special event because the last time t

. >> reporter: lonnie chen is a republican strategist and fellow at the hoover institution at stanford university. he said it's the female suburban vote for harris and the white working class electorate for trump that will decide the race. >> if trump loses, it will have been because these lower propensity white working class voters just didn't show up. >> reporter: the professor says the models indicate the

natasha chen. very disturbing case. thank you very much. in the meantime, the san jose state women's volleyball team will play for the mountain west conference championship title tomorrow after boise state forfeited its match today against the spartans over reports of a transgender player on san jose state's team. this move comes despite the commissioner of their conference already ruling that the player in question meets the eligibility standards to compete the controversy has not only divided the volleyball world, but the spartan team, including one player who filed a lawsuit to prevent their own teammate from competing in that conference tournament. cnn's camila bernal joins us now live, and we're learning new details about how the team learned that this player was allegedly transgender. >> hey, jim and boris. yes so this player has been on the san jose state team since 2022, but it was in april when there was a news article that spoke about her gender and that's when this story really became a political story. instead of a sports story.

boris and brianna now the search for her continues, even amid this tragedy. >> natasha chen thank you reporting thanks. coming up, a potential game changer for those wildly popular obesity drugs, the biden administration has a plan to make them more affordable for millions of americans. the details in just moments this is an important message for everyone on medicare right now. >> is the medicare annual enrollment period. and today we are talking about medicare part c commonly called medicare advantage if you don't have a medicare part c plan call now, you may be eligible for plans in your zip code with additional benefits or cost savings. you may not be receiving now, or that may have previously not been available to you. different part c plans are available in different parts of the country so don't wait. call the number on your screen. now. if you're on medicare, you can call. even if you called last year we will check to see if there is a part c plan available in your area with additional benefits or cost savings call to speak with a licensed insurance agent before the end of the

. >> here's natasha chen you have a happy thanksgiving. >> this is not video from the pandemic. >> thisweek of people waiting to receive food at a church in time for thanksgiving. >> i have to do it. and that's the way it goes. >> chris merrill has been coming to this pasadena, california church every week for several years. >> my wife won't even come because she'd be embarrassed. >> he's a retired mechanic living on less than $700 social security per month. he never thought he'd need help from a food bank and he's not alone. >> never seen a line that long before this time. >> it was all the way up and down the street. >> lines are getting crazier. >> we first met anna duran, two years ago when her home in riverside, california saw inflation at almost 10%. even though inflation has cooled now to about 2%. >> or i have to get up at least. >> you know, like i said before, six to be there by six. >> duran still goes to weekly food distributions two years ago, she told us she was turning in recycling and selling jewelry for extra cash while working as a part time caregiver. she's continued

the latest tabulations has chen leading by 900 votes. >>> voter turnout in california appears down significantly from the 2020 presidential election. according to the secretary of state, they're expecting 71% of registered voters cast a ballot this time, about 10% lower than in 2020. you can find all the updated election results on our website at kpix.com. >>> our unsettled weather continues with snow piling up in the sierra, some dangerous conditions along the coast. this is a look at ocean beach this morning where a high surf advisory is in effect and the return of the king tides is expected to bring waves up to 16 feet tall. one climate expert tells us these tides can be a window into how climate change will impact our coasts in the future. >> though that phenomenon is happening independent of any climate change, it's a window into our new normal and so as we experience sea level rise here in san francisco, we will experience overtopping and infiltration of seawater into the city. >> from the bay and ocean to the mountains, it's looking a lot like winter in the mountains in the sierra. here's

cnn's natasha chen is hopefully in party mode as well. tell us what's going on.l boris and brianna, you'll find thousands of fans here who also have their own superstitions. >> not exactly the one you just mentioned, but they are just flocking to the stadium right now. the parade is about to start downtown, where there are also tens of thousands of people lined the streets there. but i just want to show you the craze because the team store is back over there. that building this is the line. that's all the way out to us of people trying to just get their hands on a little bit of world series merch and we talked to one woman with a very special connection to the dodgers dodger stadium to the game and we won the 5050. >> so with that money, we bought our house and our address is 620. the day we came to the game >> so you can tell a lot of people here have various stories that they have just been wanting to tell me all morning about why they're the biggest dodgers fan. clearly that one. i mean, she bought her house with the winnings from a raffle here at the stadium

and cnn's natasha chen has more on that you have a happy thanksgiving. >> this is not video from the pandemic. this is a line this week of people waiting to receive food at a church in time for thanksgiving. >> i have to do it and that's the way it goes. >> chris merrill has been coming to this pasadena, california church every week for several years. >> my wife won't even come because she'd be embarrassed. >> he's a retired mechanic living on less than $700 social security per month. he never thought he'd need help from a food bank and he's not alone. >> never seen a line that long before this time. it was all the way up and down the street. >> lines are getting crazier. we first met anna duran, two years ago when her home in riverside, california saw inflation at almost 10%. even though inflation has cooled now to about 2%. >> where i have to get up at least. you know, like i said before, six to be there by six. >> duran still goes to weekly food distributions. two years ago, she told us she was turning in recycling and selling jewelry for extra cash while working as a part time ca

you can see here cheyenne chen has a slight lead over michael ly. well, whoever wins the race for district 11 will be one of a number of new supervisors taking office at san francisco's city hall in this new year. in district five, which includes the tenderloin, bilal mahmoud beat out incumbent dean preston. he is the first muslim and south asian to be elected to the board of supervisors. ktvu is amber lee spoke with mahmoud about his priorities and his plans. >> thank you everyone for being here. >> newly elected san francisco supervisor bilal mahmoud celebrates with his supporters on friday night at seabeck in hayes valley. one of the neighborhoods district five encompasses. >> i'm more excited to meet the community. >> earlier, i met with him in the tenderloin, where he lives. >> the tenderloin has been a home away from home for my family and for so many immigrants. >> though he grew up in palo alto, he tells me he and his parents are immigrants from pakistan, have frequented this neighborhood for decades. he says his family would come to this re

at schroders, on front street, andy chen sees the impact after a recent halloween street event and an oktoberfest celebration. it was wonderful to see so many people come back downtown and, you know, compared to what we would normally do on those days, it was just tremendous so far, having events on front street as part of the entertainment zone has just vastly exceeded expectations for oktoberfest. we had 8300 people. we had 3 to 4000 for nightmare on front street, and then a glow on front is going to be our next one. as part of let's glow sf, the next step adding more so-called downtown entertainment zones and a new permit process that aims to cut through red tape for those hosting. one of the most important things that these events offer is a reason for people to come downtown. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. okay, going to be fun. well, ready or not, the holidays are here and that means it's time to help our neighbors. we need to get groceries and meals to everyone. it's our annual food drive. we make it easy for you to donate all you have to do is head to safeway. so on your

there and lanhee chen i mean, this is what my my colleague stephen collinson who sort of specializes in writing these kind of big picture sweeping pieces for us here at cnn every day. he noted this about what's going on with gates. he says trump is making this about far more than gates. he's creating a test of power that reflects his own self-confidence. the balance of power in the new congress his belief that the gop senate should be at his service and not a moderating force. the president elect's unorthodox pick of the florida republican, the muscle he's already put into his candidacy may mean that trump may soon approach the point where it will cost him more political capital to fold on gaetz than to keep trying to get him installed. whatever it takes. what do you make of that analysis, and what do you think the president elect is doing here? >> well, i think senators are going to have to make a decision here because this is not a private vote, okay? this is going to be a public vote. and so ultimately, what they're going to have to look at is can they actually take this public vo

. >>> joining me is ruby, father of itay chen held hostage in gaza. your reaction to the ceasefire deal between israel and hezbollah for lebanon? >> thank you, andrea, for having me. 418 days since i last talked to my son. the u.s. family, seven u.s. citizens have been held hostage for such a long time. we welcome the ceasefire agreements in the north, the border of israel, but we also have a feeling of disappointment. a missed opportunity to connect this agreement with the release of the hostages. why i say a missed opportunity, when you look at the principles of the ceasefire agreement with hezbollah, those are the same principles that -- asking. and we fail to understand why the israeli government does not understand the magnitude and sensitivity of the fact that there are 101 hostages being held in dungeons underneath gaza, and not finding a way to get them out. >> president biden has tweeted today that over the coming days the united states had make another push with turkey, egypt, qatar, israel and others to achieve a ceasefire in gaza with the

nancy chen went on an inspection tour. >> reporter: there are new concerns about food safety after a bacteria. >> alarming new details in the listeria outbreak. >> burgers from some locations connected to more than four dozen e. coli infections. >> reporter: across the country, people have been getting sick from their food. a cdc analysis found food borne analysis have increased 42% since 2013 in regions the cdc monitors. while we can't always control what happens outside our home, inside we can take preventive measures to avoid food borne illnesses. it starts in the kitchen. we gathered a group of homeowners who were willing to let us in to talk safety. what they don't know is we'll be looking at all the nooks and crannies of their kitchens with donny hugh, a food safety expert and inspect were premier food safety. ready to do this? let's do it. >> reporter: we're at the home of katie and joe in new jersey. >> we're going see how clean your kitchen really is. >> reporter: yu carefully inspects the microwave and cabinets. but it's in the fridge he finds his first offense, uncovered f

sharon chen introduces us to this week's bay area award winner. >> the stars are glimmering. >> shelley baker takes special pride in a book she compiled, poetry for children. >> if you give children a chance to show them what they are capable of doing, it builds high self-esteem. alone in the night, a world so dark. >> she has empowered children aged six through 13 with her free poetry nonprofit, the idea came from a bus ride. >> i sat behind two young boys, they were trying to read a newspaper and they were having difficulty, and i thought how sad, these boys cannot read the newspaper. >> reporter: to encourage literacy, she encouraged her own half-hour program in 1984. students recommended by parents or teachers would recite their own poetry and get interviewed. as host and producer, sally also features adults with different careers. from a typewriter repair man, to a pilot. sally has even recorded episodes in jamaica and france with her director of 37 years who passed away three years ago. today, the executive director help sally at berkeley immunity media, he wants to bring out the

sharon chen introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> lena potts offers the perfect outletot of our students are feeling scared right now about the future and what it holds for them. it is an outward visual signal. >> reporter: she urges the teams to encourage social justice by sharing what is on their minds. >> what can we do that is positive and productive to move forward >> reporter: lena has spent the last decade leading thousands of students , the last four years as a director at the east palo alto clubhouse, the largest of the 29 sites. >> east palo alto can get some negative attention for a history that includes a significant amount of trauma, and while that remains true in many cases, there is just so much joy here, the kids are resilient, their families are resilient. >> reporter: many of the 240+ clubhouse regulars come from low income, undocumented and single-parent families, lena cultivates a safe haven for them to grow, and thrive through academic support and community. >> i want them to have the opportunity to choose whatever path works for them and really fin

there is a conversation on msnbc today about rfk in particular and lanny chen who is from california does -- his background? the only thing he had done was sue health care companies and what has he done since? he missed the baby formula thing. where's the management? perrone plenty of problems at the hhs and the breath and he's the best person, let's just see how it goes. >> judge jeanine: i agree with dana, greg. >> greg: 's so froot loops is not real fruit? i did not know! i don't care about that, i care as a regular consumer of cap'n crunch why does it ripped the roof of my mouth when i eat it, that is the real crime, i love the picture of rfk on the plane, he looked like a guy and a photo at p. diddy's house, will this come back to haunt me, it was not a stripper it was a big max. his first triumph will be to get trump to adopt a low-carb/high protein diet because i will be good for him. but if he touches diet coke, no. pearl harbor will look like "fox & friends." this is part of the pirate ship. to the puzzle pieces won't fit together. not everyone is going to like each other. w

a chen weather when we come back. let me set the record straight. are people born wicked?hey have wickedness thrust upon them? oh! -ah! [ laughter ] no need to respond. that was rhetorical. hm, hmm. at harbor freight, we do business differently from the other guys. we design and test our own tools and sell them directly to you. no middleman. just quality tools you can trust at prices you'll love. >>> nbc news has learned that president-elect donald trump is set to roll out multiple executive orders within hours of being sworn in the white house. a reporter spoke with more than half a dozen sources familiar with the transition who say the orders will be enacted at a pace that is, quote, like nothing you've seen in history. trump is expected to sign up to five policies on illegal immigration on his first day alone and is planning to overturn biden era policies, including travel reimbursement for military officers seeking abortion care and transgender access to transgender affirming. trump said, the american people can bank on president trump using his executive power on day