w correspondent christy plaza, and christy. good to see you're there. what sticking out to you at games. com? oh yeah, chris, we're really seeing this gender split that you just mentioned played out here in the crowds here in cologne. today we got a lot of men, a lot of women here. excited to be gathered together. i in person, which was pretty funny, considering the fact that gaming was one of the few industries to really boom. during the pandemic, people are happy to be here life on the ground. again, in the hall to my right here, we saw a big line of people wrapped around to, to task, to some of the new games coming out this year. for example, we have sonic frontiers from saga. that line was too long for me to go through. i have to be here talking to you right now, but what did jump out to me as a, a large amount of simulation games with a hyper local focus. i tested out a game where i was a bus driver on the streets of hamburg. you could also be a cop on the streets of munich. these are games done in partnership with cities here in germany. so there

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christie smith , nbc bay area news . >> thank you so much, christie. >>> there is a lawmaker looking to memorialize the january 6 insurrection with a proposed mural. if approved, it would join a list of historically significant moments inside the building, including the 1814 burning of the u.s. capitol by the british. >> it tells the history of the u.s. capitol and the u.s. capitol is living history but also a history that is emblazoned on the walls and on statues that will live on for generations. >> a location would be determined somewhere along the north corridor this would be the 17th u.s. capitol mural . >>> you might have heard he is making it official. chesa boudin is not running for office this year and cited family reasons. voters ousted chesa boudin in june . backers of the recall campaign blamed his policies for undermining public safety. chesa boudin said he is concerned his reforms are being rolled back by his successor brooke jenkins. she said that is exactly her intention. >>> up next, batting for a chance to make it in the bay. the local lottery that could be the key

[chrty laughing] christy: he requires a lot of "me" time.esn't want me to stayith hi like, 2hours. he will go to a different room and watch, like, "star trek." jack: ok... christy: ias like, "n you co here?" he's lik "no. chriy, it's mtime. sorry. me time." jack: ok, literally, like, one hour in, like, a 72-houreriod. chriy: it's literally long. i just feel ke we carebout each other more, like, in a deeper level because, like, of course, like, living together, like, who's gonna, like, cook? what if, like, you feel sick? who's going to take care of each other? and jt, like, all the small stuff and detail i feel like--it feels like we'r like, married in some ways. ck: oh, does it? christy: yes. jess: we've been dating since high school? amine: maybe, like, six years now? jess: yeah. it's 6 years. heh. everyone is always asking, "what's your next move," right? like, "what are you doing after graduation?" like, "what are you doing with your life? what's the plan?" what are you doing? da da da. i think the pandemic has allowed us to say, "i don't

governor christie nome i'm going to rip the band-aid off and get right to some of the topics. you may not want to discuss or may not want to discuss all the time. and then we're gonna get right into not my first rodeo lessons from the heartland. heartland. you're brand new book. have you ever thought generally speaking about running for president? well people ask me about it quite a bit. so then of course you you have to but i'm really focused on staying in south dakota. i'm running for reelection this year. hope that people of our state trust me to serve them another four years and and that's really what my goal is beyond that. i i know we do need good leadership in this country. i'm sure there's a lot of people that are interested in that job. have you ever given specific thought to running for president in 2024? no, i haven't. you know people speculate. i think that's the nature of politics, but i specifically have not i'm not convinced that that has to be me in that position. fair enough i wanted to ask you and do a little time traveling for just a moment. we're in the mid

in san francisco, christie smith. nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. >>> a bring your own hand sanitizer kind of event. >> it is the biggest fire in the state so far this year. we're talking about the mckinney fire burning north of the bay area near the california-oregon border. sadly four people have died in this fire. dozens of homes and other structures are completely gone as you can see there in the ashes. what we're learning is this fire may be linked to a fire line but not a pga line but a line owned by a different utility. these u.s. forest fires show the fire shortly after it started. there was a power outage in the same area. and that's raising question about whether the two are connected. our investigative unit came in moments after that fire erupted. >> 5212 got line to it right now. it's under the power line right away. >> if they happen, soon after the other that happens sometimes and we start investigating. coincidences. a quick study for the forensic investigation. >> jackson vander back in. tha

christie.k you. f hilet me make sure i do not have any feedback on this. this is really great. it's a nice cozy group. and i just wanted to say thank you to peter and the board. the library has been an important part our life in our w family's life for the last 30 years and it's we been here for 30 years. we really appreciate all the library through i actually just paid a fine a 40-dollar fine to the library two weeks ago. i had to pick up a book and i guess i had not been in a couple of years. so i paid my $40 fine. [laughter] you do not even want to know.od [laughter] anyway thank you to everybody for coming out here. it's an interesting journey the last six or seven months it has taken me too write this book. what i wanted to start out with to ask us why he wrote it ask them to tell us a little bit about the process of writing it. >> thank you for being here tonight is great to be home. i put on the road the last two and half weeks except for couple of days around thanksgiving. and washingto

so without further ado i present mary pat and chris christie. here thank you, peter. want to make sure i don't have any feedback on this but but this is really really great. this is a nice a nice cozy group and and i just wanted to say thank you to peter and the board the library's been an important part of our our life and our families life for the last 30 years, which is amazing. we've been here for 30 years. so we really we really appreciate all that the libraries do and i actually just paid a fine a $40 fine to the library to two weeks ago. i had to pick up a book and i guess i hadn't been in a couple years. um, so i my $40 fine. you don't even want to know. it was a book club book anyway, so, um well, thank you to everybody for coming out here. it's really it's been an interesting journey these last i guess six or seven months that it's taking you to to write this book and what i wanted to start out was to ask chris why he wrote it and also ask him to tell you us a little bit the process of writing it. sure. well, thanks everybody for being here tonight. it's gre

that's another reason it happens as well. >> hi governor christie.ht up governor burns in hudson county so i'm compelled to the story. that goes back to 1985 when brendan byrne and ed brought her were supporting a democratic candidate for senator . and he happened to have a fundraising in new jersey at the time and brendan byrne gets up and looks at bradley and he says you know, i don't understand why you have to be running as a democrat. because most of the democrats i know from hudson county follow the same pattern. they get elected, they get indicted and they get sentenced . >> i had a similar experience with my old job. >> on another note i wanted to ask you about october 22 in 2020 and an event that you happened to be there which was the sort of garden party preceding the debate between biden and trump. and i think we all know what happened subsequent to that garden party. namely that trump obviously tested positive for covid and there are all sorts of supporters sitting inthose chairs, yourself included . how do you feel that at the time which

christy.king forward like we've been talking about a lot tonight at especially the midterms next year and even 24. how do you think the republican party best unites itself nationally where you still have, you know a section of the party that obviously would like to see a new face in 24 and even sooner and another section. that's still very much likes president trump is the glenn yonkin model a good model for everywhere. does it vary? what are your thoughts on that? i follow my wife's admonition. and give a short answer two things. first never forget the other side unites us like we could never unite ourselves. and by the way say with the democrats. donald trump united the democrats more than the democrats have been united in my lifetime. so remember part of this process is oh my god, what are they doing? we have to stop them. and republicans are willing to put down some of their differences. in order to stop that. the second piece is that we've got to start talking about the things that voters

christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> christie, thank you. meanwhile, the cdc is getting a makeover. cdc director dr. rochelle walensky announced restructuring after an internal review found it did not react quickly enough to the covid-19 pandemic. there has been ongoing criticism of the agency's response to covid-19, monkeypox, and other public health threats. this new reorganization is focused on sharing scientific data faster and making new health guidance easier for the public to understand. walensky is appointing an executive to lead a team that will implement changes in the coming months. >>> the nation's leading abortions rights organization planned parenthood is making a massive investment in the november elections. the advocacy group wants to see more tearful victory scenes like this one in kansas two weeks ago after voters there rejected removing abortion protects from the state constitution. planned parenthood's political arm says it's spending a record $50 million in nine states leading up to november 8th. they include arizona, ge

that's very reasonable. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> all right, christie, thank you. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is back in san francisco to celebrate the chips and science act. how the legislation will benefit the bay area and the country. >>> plus, an act of sportsmanship is melting the hearts of athletes and families in martinez. garvin thomas has our bay area proud story. >>> and right now we're at the 89 degrees in dublin. and as we move forward towards the weekend, we could see numbers closer to 100 degrees out towards the try valley. we'll have a >>> welcome back. a new report shows that people in san francisco are falling into homelessness faster than they can be housed. researchers collected data about homelessness in san francisco, and a point in time survey taken in february. the report estimated that 20,000 people will experience homelessness at some point this year. and city leaders say they can't house people fast enough. they found that for every one person housed in a city program, four are unhoused. service workers say the pandemic made the nu

smith, nbc bay area news. >> christy, thank you. >>> a bay area company is touting a new way to test for monkeypox. traditional monkeypox testing involves swabbing an active lesion, and that of course can be painful and may expose health care workers to active infections. a local company karius uses blood testing technology developed at stanford to identify infections earlier and more comfortably. >> we actually identify infections by finding small fragments of dna from the bug that is causing an infection into one's bloodstream. so in a lot of cases, we don't have to actually go to where the infection is. >> so diagnosing someone earlier allows for quick diagnosis and treatment. it may help identify other infections. right now karius is only being used at certain bay area hospital, including kaiser permanente, but the company hopes to expand the test. >>> a luxury apartment tower in san francisco has flooded for the southeast time. 33 tehama, we told you the story in june when a six-inch party pipe broke on the top floor. everyone was temporarily relocated. then last night, the luxu

i will underscore something christie said. this is a very readable book, and it is one that i think we'll both inform and entertain those who pick it up. but i want to thank those in our audience. apologies to those whose questions we could not get to. i express my appreciation to cheryl and kristi, olivier, and christian. christian, back to you for final words. christian: thank you. what a great conversation this was. thank you all. >> all right. today we are talking about -- and i am going to start with you question as always. the question for today is -- why does the u.s. become a global empire? ok. why does the u.s. become a global empire? and why did the u.s. become a global empire? ok. why did the u.s. become a global empire?

i will underscore something christie said. this is a very readable book, and it is one that i think we'll both inform and entertain those who pick it up. but i want to thank those in our audience. apologies to those whose questions we could not get to. i express my appreciation to cheryl and kristi, olivier, and christian. christian, back to you for final words. christian: thank you. what a great conversation this was. thank you all.

ron christie, a lot of this legislation that we just put up on the screen has come with bipartisanshipot of it was chuck schumer the majority senate leader and the centre from virginia joe manchin. not a lot of engagement from the white house. goad joe manchin. not a lot of engagement from the white house.— from the white house. good evening. absolutely right. _ from the white house. good evening. absolutely right. it _ from the white house. good evening. absolutely right. it is _ from the white house. good evening. absolutely right. it is interesting - absolutely right. it is interesting that over here on our side of the pond you start hearing the comparisons with lyndon baines johnson and i remind the viewers that the 1964, the voting act of 1965 were significant pieces of legislation, we are talking about a 50-50 legislation, we are talking about a 50—50 sennedd with a very razor—thin majority, meaning the vice president, and it seems to me that president biden has been acting more like a centre than a president, largely of the stage, he has let chuck schumer and joe manchin largely

i'm not a big enough ego maniac to think oh, my god, i want chris christie. they went oh, my god, they don't want corzine anymore, is this guy reasonable? and i, like biden, was someone that wasn't rejected and by the way, that's the way trump got elected in 16 in my opinion. hillary clinton, and this is demonstrated by the polling data on election day, was the singlemost unpopular presidential candidate on election day in american history. by the way, the second most unpopular presidential candidate on election day in american history was donald trump, but a little better than her. and so he won. now when i told him that, mary pat will tell you, he got so pissed, i won, i won in a landslide, that's outrageous, she didn't lose, i beat her. >> i'm like, look, you can think that, but it's just not true. and you shouldn't be upset about it, don't get upset. i said like i felt the same way, i know that corzine lost, i didn't win, but what i did, mr. president, was every day i went to my campaign manager the day after the election in '09 # because we won with 48 1

ron christie... go _ that we can lead going forward. rm christie... go ahead.ly divided and the results and what were getting across the country that is completely polarised. i say this and i apologise for interrupting but am very concerned that british audiences, american audiences will get a miss read on this. there's a reason whyjoe biden is the most popular president since harry truman. and most viewers weren't even alive when truman was president. there's a reason why congress is the most unpopular congress is the most unpopular congress ever, that the public is fed up with conversations about extremism and wants the elected officials to get something done. they need to be able to afford their fuel, you don't through the same thing in the uk. the fact is you dump your prime minister and frustration. so let's keep this as it really is, not as we wanted to be. and stop accusing republicans of being so extreme right now they're going to beat your democrats if you're not careful.— you're not careful. yes. up in kansas. _ you're not careful. yes. up in kansas.

governor christie nome i'm going to rip the band-aid off and get right to some of the topics. you may not want to discuss or may not want to discuss all the time. and then we're gonna get right into not my first rodeo lessons from the heartland. heartland. you're brand new book. have you ever thought generally speaking about running for president? well people ask me about it quite a bit. so then of course you you have to but i'm really focused on staying in south dakota. i'm running for reelection this year. hope that people of our state trust me to serve them another four years and and that's really >> so now we will get to the hot topics and then we will getou right into not my first rodeo. have you ever thought generally be out being president? >> people asked me quite a bit when you have to but really i am focused on south dakota. running for reelection this year i trust me to serve then another four years and that is my goal. beyond that i know we need the leadership in this country i know a lot of people are interested in that job.or >> have you given specific not too ma

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it could be the alternative for the christie vehicle. we built. and so life magazine opened up a new door and ultimately know that at precisely the same time that life magazine would would publish this exposÉ, the japanese imperial japanese forces were in the midst of conquering shanghai invading china in a goal, conquer it. so if anything, that the acute sensitivity to the prospect of war in asia was inflamed at the very moment that japan is invading china and then the marines understand there might be a technical solution to this ongoing unresolved problem. how do you cross a coral reef at low tide? the challenge, of course, was how do you convince somebody to make a war machine if they hadn't made it for that purpose? the team that actually arrived, uh, at donald roebling as a state and clearwater, florida, discovered that roebling was, more than happy to talk to the marine corps, is very cordial, but he didn't want to turn his machine into a war machine. it this for swamp rescue, not for carrying soldiers and marines ashore and so he demurred.

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. >> joining me now it's republican strategist ron christie. thank you for coming on the program. worried do you think republicans are coming into the midterm elections in november? >> good evening to you, jane. not very worried. isaac republicans join independence and joined democrats in saying, inflation is too high. gas prices are too high. we -- wages are t growing quickly enough to sustain a comfortable level. the was a moment's voten kansas that relates to abortion the other night. but i do not think that when you look at the polls, what most that's what most americans are talking about, they are not talking about abortion. they are talking about kitchen table issues. >> nevertheless, isn't this the start of the backlash against the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade? the supreme court that is now more conservative thanks to donald trump and his appointments? >> the way i look at this, jane, is i think that looking at the dobbs decision that overruled roe v. wade, that sent it back to the states, back to the people to make the determination of how each jurisdicti

there are no planned parenthoods or abortion providers in the corpus christi area.like many people, she turned to a crisis pregnancy center. >> it just seemed like a place where i could get an ultrasound and a pregnancy confirmation. and kind of just give me some information. >> reporter: brooke went to the pregnancy center. >> when i walked in, i wanted an abortion. that was my goal. >> i wasn't here that day. but heard about her immediately. so this is one of our five pregnancy centers. >> reporter: executive director janet penson gave us a tour of one location. >> this is one of our rooms where we take them through their options about adoption, about parenting, about abortion. as soon as we get that positive pregnancy test, we take them to the ultrasound room. this is our lab where we do pregnancy tests, we do std testing. this is our ultrasound room. we show them what's exactly in their womb. and that speaks for itself. so she'd come to us and seen these babies and chosen abortion, we would have loved her just the same. nobody wants to have an abortion. you don'

. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc area news. >> christie, thank you. we do know san francisco is getting another batch of monkey pox vaccines. it still isn't enough. about 4,000 doses of the vaccine are on their way to the city. but leaders say they need at least 35,000 to meet the need. so far the city has administered just under 8,000 vaccine only people at the most risk are eligible for a shot. >>> if you think you're in the clear after recently having covid, new state data may have you rethinking that. according to the bay area news group, there were more than 50,000 documented reinfections in california in the first three weeks of july alone. it's one in seven new covid cases are reinfections in the immunity dodging da5 strain currently dominating. you can get covid just a few weeks after you recover. >>> president biden tested positive for covid-19 again today. mr. biden continues to show no symptoms. president biden is part of a small percentage of patients treated with paxlovid who experienced rebound covid. white house officials say the presid

wood christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> a new omicron sub variant is taking hold in the u.s. this time, we are talking about the a.4.6 sub variant. that is according to new data published by the cdc. it says ba.4.6 is catching up to the dominant ba.5 sub variant. in the last week, ba.5 made up 85% of covid cases in the u.s. and ba.4.6 increased by 7% during that time. meanwhile, ba.4 is doing billing. >>> we do have some positive news in the colon battle. the u.s. no longer has a shortage of those n95 masks. the fda has since removed it from its fda shortage list, because demand is no longer exceeds supply. increased domestic manufacturing, as well as at this to the supply chain has helped make the masks more plentiful. that n95 not had long been a key piece of protection for front-line workers, but it suddenly became a household term in 2020, when we all started wearing it during the pandemic. >>> next at 6:00, a hiker falls onto the beach after the cliff crumbles beneath his feet. we will show you this rescue that got him back to safety. >>> do you have room in your home an

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let's bring in nbc area christie smith, who joins us on the crime scene. where are you, and what's going on at this point? >> reporter: there are no arrest yet, but this is an active investigation. when we arrived, there was more than one bus across the street, now, there is just one, and it is behind police tape. there is one bus still here. we have some video from our chopper, this is at velasco avenue and -- they are at least a half a dozen police cars out here. this is what we know, it was late this afternoon. police were called out on a report of a shooting on a bus. they found that two people had wounds. police tried cpr. one severed non-light threatening injuries, and despite trying to save them, the other one died. we spoke with a man who lives nearby who was saddened to hear what happened. >> one officer told me there was a shooting on the bus. it is sad. i don't know if someone died or not, but either way, it is sad. >> reporter: we have seen police in the area speaking with neighbors trying to gather more information. it also looks like they wer

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[laughter] hi, governor christy. you brought up governor burns ia hudson county so i'm compelled to tell a story that goes back to 1985 when brendan burns was supporting a democratic candidate for senator and he happened to have a person in new jersey at the time. he gets up and looks at bradley and says i don't understand why you happen to be running as a democrat because most of the democrats i know follow the same pattern. they get elected, invited and sentenced. i had a similar experience in my old job. on another note, i wanted to ask about october 202nd at an event that you happened to be there which was the sort of garden party preceding the debate between biden and trump. i think we all know what happened subsequent to that namely trump obviously tested positive and there were all sorts of supporters sitting in those chairs, yourself includedh how do you feel that at the time, he knew he had the virus, how do you feel about him now, a gentle man you supported for president in terms of his loyalty to his close

. >> nbc bay area's christie smith spoke to an astronomer about what to expect ahead of it big launch >> reporter: there is a lot of excitement about this from astronomers to casual observers. we're told this is a road test for all the systems and a big step forward. >> nasa has been anxious to get back to the moon and eventually on to mars for quite some time. >> reporter: gerald mckeegan is a scientist sharing his thoughts about the mission. >> they want to launch the orion, put it into orbit around the moon, eventually return to earth, and test out all the systems that will be involved when we eventually send humans back to the moon. this is the largest launch vehicle that nasa has built. on top of it is the orion capsule which hopefully will eventually carry astronauts to the moon. for this mission, the orion capsule is not crewed, it's just an empty capsule. >> reporter: anticipation builds for tomorrow at the canada space center in cape canaveral, florida. nasa officials confirm that despite lightning strikes to the tower at the launch pad saturday, the mission is on track for t

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nbc bay area's christie smith is in the crowd. kristi, the scene is almost pre- pandemic. >> reporter: that's right. this is about the time that people really start showing up. the gate is just on the other side of where we are standing and people come through there. they take a soapy with range for dave and up over the hill. this is the view that they get. a lot of smiling faces out you today, people ready to enjoy outside lands and the way they remember it for covid. they should get a reverse musical lineup and nearly 100 food vendors. and in a way, a chance to party like it is 2019. expect big crowds in golden gate park as the area's biggest music festival returns in full force. fans say it is worth the trip. >> just the atmosphere more than anything. i've been to multiple other festivals and this is the most friendly festival. >> this is the first time i don't know what to expect. i've been hearing nothing but great things about them. >> became infrarenal from the three-day festival celebrating music, delicious food, wine, and

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nbc bay area's christie smith was there today and talked with friends and neighbors about the return. read -- >> reporter: by midday there were plenty of people walking into golden gate park, waiting to hear their favorite play at outside lands. >> we've been here before it feels amazing to be back to greendale the way. >> reporter: they came in from sacramento. >> we drove and then walked. >> reporter: the three-day festival at golden gate park is expected to bring in more than 200,000 pounds for a diverse lineup of music, with plenty of local food, wine, and more. it is back in it usual time slot after a pandemic related postponement pushed it back to october last year. >> san francisco police say they are backed up again for it through the weekend and with that, they do see enough picking calls. >> just make sure you don't leave anything valuable in your vehicles and that mta does have it posted on certain streets that are restricted for vehicle access. >> reporter: officer catherine winters says that there are things to consider. >> and they are going to see a whole increase in tr

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