>> i did not. >> have you ever spoken to the curries about this? >> i have not. >> we are not hateful people. we don't want him to suffer, but we would like an apology. we would like to hear from him i am so sorry, a heartfelt apology. it was an awful mistake. many awful mistakes and we just want to hear he's sorry. >> reporter: re-reached out to aaron becker who forwarded the request to the new superintendent. his office sent a this response which reads in part, last year i met personally with ben curry's parents and have shared my sincere compassion regarding their tragic loss. the district says it has put safety measures into place at school pools since ben's death like ending pe swim classes. there is now a plaque at sycamore valley park where curry spent endless hours on the basketball court perfecting his jumpshot. despite their pain, the curries have no plans to get away from it all and leave banfield. why would they? this is bes hometown. >> i waited 42 years to have this child and i'm so grateful that got to have him for 15 years and that

that's when ben curry sank to the bottom of the pool.ody seemed to notice. >> as i walked by the pool, i didn't notice anybody in the water. there were students that didn't think anybody was in the water. >> the teacher in charge, aaron becker, also the varsity football coach. this is from his police interview the day of the drowning. there is a surveillance video of the actual drowning, but it was legally sealed by a judge in contra costa county after a request from the school district. tell me what we see in the video. what you see? >> so, what you can see in the video is meant they treaded water, for what appears to be four minutes, even though it was at least three. we learned that he told the kids, they couldn't hold on. if anybody held on, he would add more time. you see becker with many of the kids still in the pool turnaround on the diving board with his back to the pool, step down, sit with his back to the pool, putting on his socks and shoes. he's about to leave for lunch. >> reporter: how did he show with 57 and watch them wal

it's really beautiful that the curry this curry--it's very luxurious. my favorite curries, especially in the summertime. it's not too heavy. it's coconut-based, so it leaves you feeling very fresh and light. perfect for a beautiful day like today. jenn: jazz and tui are responsible for l.a. people loving spice and knowing what real thai food is and the fact that louis is here, you know, getting to bring his flavors, and i tink that really plays into the foundation that jazz and tui set in l.a. and i just love that the two of them get to work together. it's--it's a beautiful partnership. i love it. jazz: i will do once a month from it. louis: you want to do it? jazz: yeah, you are good people. anyone want me to come back cook again, hand up. [laughter] i will come back, we said, once a month. next time more spicy. jazz: you wouldn't know tui died 8 months ago. i keep all the recipes because it's home recipes. if tui know it, i know. i may not cook exactly like tui, but i'm a good cook. perfect. jenn: jazz is one of the strongest human beings i've ever me

jeff currie of goldman sachs you matter thank you, jeff.eat day >> thank you >>> always welcome let's get to the top corporate stories, including elon musk taking new action in the legal battle with twitter. silvana henao is here with that and more welcome back, silvana henao. it's been a minute. >> i'm back. we'll talk about musk. musk's legal team telling the twitter whistleblower they want to hear from him as they look to bolster musk's case to back out of the $44 billion takeover. lawyers for the former security chief reveals they received a subpoena over the weekend over the twitter handling of fake accounts is a key argument of the musk efforts to abandon the deal and could play into the case nor into the come upping tl in october. >>> peloton is delaying the financial release. it needs more time to sort out accounting tied to the restructuring efforts before releasing the 10k. peloton says it has to figure out the financial impact of parts of the turn around plan, including moving away from delivery and warehouses. >>> lawmakers in c

the only thing that paul curry saw when he looked at linda curry was a paycheck.y must die, and paul curry is willing to make it happen. so you have somebody who's greedy, who's smart, and who's selfish, and that's a deadly combination. despite multiple attempts, paul can't seem to end her.

> >>h curry is now officiallyoffio his diploma. steph curry could be seen tearing up during the cerey the ceremony, and you can hear the crowd cheering as well. big day for him. he was also inducted into the school athletics hall of fame and had his college jersey retired. congratulations. > >> still ahead who >> the bay area will be well red on the newest season of the hit cbs reality show, survivor. thes the 18-castaways were announced and three of them have ties right where we live. 22-year-old 22-year-old dwight moore is a graduate student from palo alto. alto. he's currently living in tennessee. then there's 29-year-old justine brennan from from sunnyvale. she works in cybersecurity sales, and now lives in marina del rey. and 24-year-old janine yung is living in san francisco, originally from massachusetts. they will compete in fiji for the $1 million grand prize. the 43rd season of survivor starts with a two hour premiere on september 21st, right here on kpix 5, and of course, streaming streaming impairment plus. good luck. t

he joins us live with more. >> pam curry. mcknight says she was that game 5 of the

, thank you very much. _ i hope not. 10 currie, thank you very much, much _ i hope not. 10 currie, thank | very much, much appreciated. . right. there's just over an hour or so until one of the biggest rivalries in english football kicks off. manchester united against liverpool at old trafford. both still after their first wins of the season — and for united — the problemsjust piling up. fans have been protesting ahead of the game. 0lly foster is outside the ground for us. 0lly, what's the latest? well, the fans have been arriving on the side of the ground. that was the liverpool team thatjust past behind me. they like united will be looking to kick—start their season. they have started with two draws, they are 15th in the table, but it is manchester united's woes that a lot of the football headlines have been concentrated on after those back—to—back defeats here against brighton on the opening day and then that humiliation really against brentford, the worst start by a new united managerfor100 years, but of course is erik ten hag. he says he is planning for this match like any other, bu

you know, the currys could easily stand on their laurels.e community. and that is such an example for all of us about how to share the bounty. we are blessed here in the bay and really cool to go to the library. >> yeah. yeah. like thank you. make a later. we continue to follow some breaking news. 2 airplanes collide while trying to land at watsonville airport. there are fatalities from this crash. we do have crews at the scene. we'll have the very latest. plus more reports of missing girls. we talk with child advocates about the reasons why, including an increase of exploitation, kidnapping, trafficking and poverty. y hiden if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. hide my skin? not me. and for kids ages 6 months and up that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change

. >> curry camp on three. curry camp! >> he held curry camp. a pretty decent coaching staff.l is to teach elite talented kids how to keep getting better. >> it's amazing opportunity to see the next generation's greatest talent and be a part of their journey to get to the next level because you know how hard it is. there's a loft talent and skill. dan: doggie adoption day. 18 year-old coco gauff taking on bedosa. she taken the first set 7-6. then be dosa from spain. gauff gets to it. but out of position. and bedosa the winner as she advances to tomorrow'ssemiies 7-6, and espn2 transforms into espn the ocho. perhaps the best sport we don't choir is slippery stairs. the idea is to try to climb it. like the most fun is just seeing people get yanked down. there are some rules, we think. but nobody's following them. there they go. sports on abc7 sponsored by riverrock casino. check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt, you have my lunch. introducing togo's new pastrami cheese ste loaded with our world famous pastra

ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: nancy pelosi is on her way to seoul after a controversial visit to taiwan, praising the leaders and their values of self-government. a remark that could further escalate tensions. kumasi: they call the speakers visit a violation of the one china principle, as taiwanese officials welcomed pelosi. china announced military exercises will take face in the air and waters surrounding taiwan. although taiwan is a self-governing island, the chinese government use it as part of china. they have not ruled out military action to reclaim the territory, something democrats and republicans agree should not happen. >> we have three purposes, one is security, security for our people, global security, two, economics, disparate as much prosperity as possible, and three is government. >> white house officials urged china not to turn it into a crisis. john kirby said "nothing has changed about our one china policy, we said we do not support taiwan independence." when speaker pelosi visited south

. >> steph curry was out at harding park today for his underrated golf tour.versity and equality in the sport. there were a few regional tournaments over the past few months with today being the final right here in the bay. there was a boys division in the girls division staff with their cheering everyone on through 18 holes. the boys actually went to a double play. also had to leave before i could see who won the boys division. but i was able to chat with staff and the winner of the girls group. ashley shaw outside. so i met him today and it was pretty cool in the first iraq. sounds like actually just don't get nurses. the >> but it was okay because then on the standing there and i just ripped right down the middle so the lot of fun, interactive can see them light up. >> know that this you looking out from i care about, you know, their success in 2 for them to pursue their during you get the fee that right away from the from the kids and their parents who going through this very tough journey to try a breakthrough, be seen and and get an opportunity to play g

ryan curry has more on what happened. a cracked windshield and damage inside the truck. these are photos released by the san francisco fire union. they say a man with a steak from a tree came at the minnesota paramedic team. just sitting in their ambulance waiting for a call sfpd says that man then stole the ambulance drove laps around the best by parking lot and tried to hit the paramedics. they were not hurt and the reasoning is unclear for what it sounds like. it was just random. i haven't i haven't actually spoke to the crew directly to see what happened. but it say it was just bumper broke now to blue tim finch one of the directors with the fire union says attacks on his members are happening enough to the point. they expect it. somebody gets assaulted. it's kind of assaulted behavior happens whether it's on a call or just posting waiting for calls to happen and cruise after a while when it happens often out. they go. oh, it's part of the job except that it's not finished says there is an issue in san francisco where those suffering from addiction or mental health i

. >> grant curry mcknight says she was at game 5 of the nba finals between the warriors and celtics onth exercising her first amendment rights. she understands what she was removed from the game. she doesn't understand why a sedative was put into or arm when she wasn't posing a threat to herself or others. this video courtside captures the moment curry mcknight was dragged away by security at the chase center. >> the 42 year-old carried a banner with her to the main floor protesting the supreme court's landmark ruling overturning roe versus wade ground for women and girls. >> when his country in the she was able to record herself on her cell phone, an ambulance after she says the san francisco police officer threatened to have are injected with a sedative and a paramedic performed the injection while she was strapped to a gurney. keep asking over and over. what did you give me? what did you give me? >> i asked the personnel. how do you know? i'm not going to have an allergic reaction. i didn't know if i'd have an allergic reaction. mcknight says her medical records show that the sedati

. >> curry camp on three. curry camp! >> he held curry camp. a pretty decent coaching staff. the goal is to teach elite talented kids how to keep getting better. >> it's amazing opportunity to see the next generation's greatest talent and be a part of their journey to get to the next level because you know how hard it is. there's a loft talent and skill. dan: doggie adoption day. 18 year-old coco gauff taking on bedosa. she taken the first set 7-6. then be dosa from spain. gauff gets to it. but out of position. and bedosa the winner as she advances to tomorrow'ssemiies 7-6, and 7-2. espn2 transforms into espn the ocho. perhaps the best sport we don't choir is slippery stairs. the idea is to try to climb it. like the most fun is just seeing people get yanked down. there are some rules, we think. but nobody's following them. there they go. there they go. sports on abc7 sponsored by i had no idea how much i wamy case was worth. c call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million

ryan curry is driving us just joining us -- ryan curry is joining us now. ryan: right now the only place in san francisco to get a drop in for the monkeypox vaccine, other places, you will need an appointment. this place usually does draw a long line of people trying to get a monkeypox vaccine. it san francisco has requested 35,000 additional doses to me this high demand. as we have seen in the past, that demand is not anywhere hat tupy those eligible for the vaccine including gay, bisexual, and other men or trans-people who have sex with other men as well as people who are in close contacts at an event was some unsuspected or later had a confirmed case. this weekend on sunday, we spoke with several people who say they are being very careful right now. >> it seems awful. i am definitely not touching anyone right now. >> i probably want be doing any close contact with any person. i am vaccinated for monkeypox but that is a big concern. ryan: a very big concern. other places in it san francisco include ucsf, kaiser, and a few others read those require appoint

ryan curry, abc7news.kumasi: new details about the man police say tried to break into the fbi's field office in cincinnati, firing a nail gun and opening fire. the suspect was killed by officers after an hours long standoff. this is coming as law-enforcement officials confirmed there's been an increase in threats against asians. jobina: the investigation into the man who tried to reach the cincinnati field office is focusing on social media post calling for violence days after the fbi search at mar-a-lago. abc news has reviewed posts from accounts believed to belong to the suspect, calling for war and fbi agent's to be killed on site . in one post yesterday he appeared to detail his failed attempt to enter the fbi office saying, it is true, i tried attacking the fbi. other social media posts claim he was that january 6 capitol riot. yesterday he dressed in body armor with an ar-15 and a nail gun, tried to break into the visitor screening facility as well. >> he was unsuccessful and fled the area. jobina: h

ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: this morning, a warning from police after a dog was stolen for ransom in san jose. it is a crime trend seen throughout the bay area. the american bull dog named fallon has been reunited with its owner. the suspect knew felon's owner through a mutual friend. the friend was helping remove items from a storage unit when he stole her car and took the dog. >> he found out she took the car back and that is when he fired a gun at her, slasher her tires and was demanding money for the dog. reggie: police arrested 40-year-old johnny chagolla for stealing the car and dognapping. the dog is back home safely. kumasi: parents in a san jose school district said there school's principal told them to pick up their kids because they refuse to wear a mask. j.r. stone has the story. >> the principal called me to come pick them up because he was refusing to wear his mask. amy: this alum rock union school district parent who has chosen not to identify himself publicly is describing the situation f

in san francisco, ryan curry, abc 7 news.heat, historic drought and record flooding impacting millions across the country and we are learning about how extreme the summer weather has been. jobina: new data from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration shows last month was the third warmest month in u.s. history. only 2020 and 1936 were hotter. in texas, july was the hottest on record. boston temperatures reached 95 degrees for five consecutive days. emergency workers were pushed to the limit with heat related calls. >> these 3, 5 day stents can wear people down and put a job on their reserves. >> and it was not deceit, missouri broke a record for daily rainfall and flooding in kentucky blamed for 37 deaths. the president was just there visiting victims families. much of the weather is driven by climate change and we should expect to see more extreme conditions in the months and years to come. reggie: president biden traveled to kentucky yesterday to survey the damage after the recent storms. it was his first trip s

we're live in oakland, ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: police are investigating a crash that caused some serious damage to a furniture store. this happened at 10:45 last night on east 14th street. a car ended up sharking right -- smashing right into the window. there's a lot of broken glass. the impact of the crash left a street light partially sticking out of the store. no word on what may have caused the crash. kumasi: developing news on the effort to put out the mckinney fire. it is the largest fire in the state this year burning more than 60,000 acres 94 the oregon border. four people have died since the fire started. at least 87 home and dozen the other buildings have been destroyed. it's 40% contained. fire crews have been struggling because of weather conditions including winds and thunderstorms. 20 miles wes of the mckinney, firefighters are making good progress slowing down the yeti fire. fire officials say the entire southern edge has been contained and the fire has burned more than 8000 acres. the oak fire is burning ne

can curry hang with us? > >> every single day, i come to work. i keep my eyes hurt. we got just, we got g, we got amanda, too [ music ] we cannot cannot forget about jocelyn, she she is part of the crew [ music] why did i just do that this morning could? >> because you are you! that is it and that is all that we have got her our show, this morning. we will see you around the bay area, very soon. >> i am embarrassed. >> can i be your manager? >> yes x moment yes! [ laughter ] > >> a prehistoric and fan favorite may return after three. three years. more than 151 runners and donning inflatable heteevents for looklike t of fun! >> it is always a lot of fun. you also see people falling because they are trying to run while wearing those suits. >> justin and i have been talkig been talking, can i say it? we want to do a marathon. a half m. half marathon. we have been talking about it and we have been running a lot, recently. maybe we should switch to the san francisco marathon. >> in the costume? and i will get a freestyle in there, too. [ [ laughter ] >> we will be there t

live in the east bay, ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: the relief many have been waiting for. president biden announcing millions of americans are about to get a chunk of their student loans wiped out. jobina: this news comes as such a relief for many. it would wipe out $10 million in student loan debt for people making up to $125,000 a year. it would provide another $10,000 for pell grant recipients. >> a weight was lifted off my shoulders, mostly for my parents. >> this is a great step in the right direction. jobina: others are saying it is not fair to people who save for college or paid off their debts. some are concerned about the impact on inflation. the biden administration compares this move the pandemic financial assistance that businesses got. the president is also extending the pause on student loan payments through the end of the year. kumasi: some borrowers will not qualify. jared stone spoke to people in the bay area affected. >> it was great to wake up to and save. >> shannon william-juarez is a pell grant recipient

western observers are sure that naisil was curry dancing with the devil himself. if you look objectively, she invited one of the most powerful people in the world to her wedding day full of events and consequences. media coverage with an unquenchable fire without regard to morality and ethics will she invite the russian president to a dance once again, yes, definitely, i will not be like the president of germany steinmeier kaes, in all my mistakes, calling into question everything that has been done over the years of my career. i am responsible for my every action. and what, pray tell, is the crime in that i sent an invitation to president putin, i did not expect that he would really come. it was a surprise that he accepted this invitation. and in general, it was all spontaneous, as i already said, i danced with him, so to speak, to share the joy that we had with my fiancé. we were both in our 50s for both. first wedding. and this invitation just happened to fit. it was pure coincidence. so it turned out my husband and i waltzed. after the ceremony, about 4-5 minu

inflation over 200% and as a result, power outages plaguing the country are the lesser evil for currying. nice compared to what i had to go through shortly before leaving. we visited her in france to talk about the reasons for this act of 2020 decided that i would have to leave austria, this was a forced decision in the fall. 2020. i recalled this was long before the military conflict and long before i joined the board of directors of rosneft, but even then i was attacked on the streets of vienna. they called me a russian pig, a russian prostitute. i could no longer work in austria when my two books came out. the first in june, the second in september 2021, one diplomacy, the other about the transition to a new environmentally friendly and technological transport model of the economy, then they were boycotted, so i had to buy some of them myself, no one wanted to review them in the library in relation to me. i would say de facto there was a ban on work in the fall of 2020 . it became clear to karen kneis that she must leave the country with her animals. she went to france for the first t

live in san francisco, ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: a big victory for former president trump overnight. wyoming representative liz cheney lost her primary. >> she is vowing to keep fighting against the former president saying she will take whatever it -- she will d whatever it takes to make sure trump is nowhere near the oval office. she has been a vocal critic of trump's conspiracy theories and is the vice chair of the house select committee investigating the january 6 insurrection. but that fight to stop trump is exactly what propelled her loss last night. >> no house seats, no office in this land is more important than the principles we are all sworn to protect, and i well understood the potential political consequences of abiding by my duty. >> this clear and unwavering support from the very beginning some -- his clear and unwavering support from the very beginning propelled us to victory. >> in alaska, senator lisa murkowski has survived her primary. she will face a trump backed candidate in november. kumasi: this morning,

jeff currie is global head of commodities research at goldman sachs. we had a guest yesterday from citi, jeff, who goes the other way. you say there are irrational expectations out there that are keeping the price down and moving lower what are they, and what do you think will jar those irrational expectations or sideline them so that prices begin to move back in the direction you expect? >> well, it's primarily been driven by investor liquidation over fears of a recession. the other thing that's likely going on is destocking if you really believe we are going into a disinflation environment and that we're going to see a substantial slowdown, you destock your inventories waiting to buy at a lower price. we see that metals, agriculture to a lesser extent and energy. investors are also liquidating their positions, and why i call it irrational is you have prices going down and inventories going down bullish fundamentals with downward price action is not sustainable. and i like to point this out the last time we had the rate markets price in a recession wi

so, foolish a curry is familiar to many many of us in the d. c. area.ge productions. she's received many recognitions for her work, including the prestigious helen hayes award. for those people that live in this area, you've no doubt seen her as the host of w eta arts, the local pbs station, which is local only in name only, it is known across the country. she is currently starring in our town, with the shakespeare theater company. in fact, not long after this and she will be racing downtown to star in a 2:00 performance. so, we are very happy she was able to come here today. felicia curry it is also an associate artist at fort theater, which, i'm sure everyone recognizes the place that abraham lincoln is assassinated. this past fall she starred as marion anderson in the play, my lord would a night, which was about marion anderson staying with one of my favorite guys, upper einstein, in princeton when she went there for a concert and was refused the ability to stay at the local hotel. so, she stayed with albert einstein, they became good friends. so, it

steph curry with the reverse jam. the kids were rallying around him.ogg, he is 50 years old and still as popular as ever. ama: tonight on abc, it is the commoners. the goldbergs is on at 8:30 p.m. home economics at 9:30 p.m. abc 7 news is streaming 20. at the app and join us whenever you want. that is that for this edition of abc7news. thank you for joining us. dan: have a great rest of your evening. we will see you again for the evening news at 11:00. hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. dogs have been such an important part of my life. i have flinn and a new puppy. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't as sharp and i new i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear and i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain working right. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. we gotta see this selection for ourselves. tile, wood, stone, laminate and vinyl. this hardwood is beautiful. this vinyl is durable. and this tile? so affordable

. >> stephen curry's summer is busy continuing his curry camp. 26 select high school basketball player coached by malone, bazemore, curry and mckellop. >> one, two, three! >> what an experience for campers. not only was he cheering them on, he went through the drills that makes him one of the best basketball players in the planet >> this is an amazing opportunity to see the next generation's greatest talent and try to be a pat of their journey. because you know how hard it is there's a lot of talent out there but we want to give them the perspective and the intangibles and just to know how to play the game the right way, how to compete, how to have fun. >> we treat the kids right. drying to be first class. >> enter media little league world series. 13 year-olds in livermore. south korea in the final seventh inning. danville gets the ground ball for the out. and sit dog pile time. but first base umpire calls the runner safe. they're celebrating. the ball is still alive. now the umpire. his foot came off the bag. but replay shows he did get the foot back in type. it's overturned. and dan

here's james and curry throwing some shade, how he plays and how he gets stuff off.t it's just kind of one dimensional at times, one on one versus you and any other cameras here. what does that look like? it's all bad. oh, even as one dimensional as i am. so i'm petty, though, so. oh so funny. keep it going. didn't have enough room on the line to put all of his accomplishments friday night, a good time for a little check this out, and we take you back to niners camp for some non fighting news. rookie defensive end drake jackson getting the fans pumped up at camp. he's a usc trojan and then check this out. busts out a show of his athleticism is £254.63. that just might be his sack celebration this year. his friends called him the freaking college for good reason. he also flipped into a swimming pool after he was drafted by the niners. let's do one more. you've heard of bullfighting. well here's a twist. i've called it bubble bull brawl. these people actually volunteered to suit up in these bubble suits and top these balls. i mean, i guess you're protected in those sui

curry is hosting a camp this week in san francisco, where he got a chance to show off another skill. won't be in this year's slam dunk contest, but the 63 curry can get up in the air when he wants to. this is the seventh year in which curry has held his annual camp for the top 26 boys and girls prospects. this year's camp 13 boys, 13 girls, that's what you call equity. wow check this out time on a tuesday night southwest regional championship to qualify for the little league world series, which apparently we are not going to see are we? maybe not. we might have time for it, okay? i'm here with it is okay. yeah oklahoma is isaiah jarvis gets drilled by the picture from pearl and texas. caden shelton. now this looks bad. but thanks to his helmet, jarvis was alright, took his place at first base. he then stayed on the mounted. shelton obviously was shaken up by the experience, one of the most positive examples of sportsmanship you'll ever see. jarvis asked for time out so we could go tell the picture, no hard feelings on my right for the record. texas was a 94 winners just love to see t

jo currie, bbc news.y nine wickets. tim david sealed victory with 18 balls to spare after his brave team—mate paul stirling had hit an unbeaten 7a. welsh fire had lost three wickets in their first seven balls, but recovered to post 129—8. southern brave eased to the target though, ending welsh fire's hopes of progressing. in the women's hundred, southern brave have maintained their 100% record. they beat welsh fire, who remain without a win. southern brave's bowlers excelled to succesfully defend their score of 122—8. welsh fire all out for 108, with sarah bryce the last to be removed off the bowling of anya shrubsole who finished with figures of 3—20. her team—mates lauren bell and georgia adams took two wickets apiece as brave won by 1a runs. the test tour will be an historic occasion. their schedule has been confirmed as the first test to the country in 17 years, they will play three tests starting on the 1st of december. the 1820 series is already in a kind of next month. boxing promoter frank warren

inflation over 200%, and as a result, power outages plaguing the country is the lesser evil for curryingo what she had to go through shortly before leaving. we visited her in france to talk about the reasons for such an act. 2020 decided that i would have to leave austria, this was a forced decision in the fall. 2020. i recalled this was long before the military conflict and long before i joined the board of directors of rosneft, but even then i was attacked on the streets of vienna. they called me a russian pig, a russian prostitute. i could no longer work in austria when my two books came out. the first in june, the second in september 2021, one diplomacy, the other about the transition to a new environmentally friendly and technological transport model of the economy, then they were boycotted, so i had to redeem the parts myself, mug, no one wanted to review them in the library in relation to me . i would say de facto there was a ban on work in the fall of 2020. it became clear to karen kneisen that she must leave the country with her animals. she went to france for the first time sta

live in san jose, ryan curry, abc 7 news.asi: the taliban is celebrating a milestone in state took over but so many are struggling. jobina: they are celebrating what they call independence day but most afghans are not on the street celebrating. this time last year, they took control and tossed the country into turmoil and pushed country into economic and social decline , continuously infringing on human rights the average percent is struggling and many have lost jobs, money and place in society. women have suffered the most and sharia law is in effect and women and girls have been banned for working and in education. one nonprofit has been in afghanistan for 20 years. the founder is determined to stay and challenge the system. >> if i had chosen to quit and close our offices with over three hand afghan employees at the time, the fruit would have rotted in the fields and i just couldn't live with that. jobina: they continued to work to transform the agriculture industry, replacing landmine with crops. they are training farmers

as an expert on middle east currying, neisl understands the differences between western and arab societyn are better at handling crises than germany for example i admire the strength of the levanese with many of whom i am friends who are still here sends their children to school pays the bills, and i don't understand how many of them cope with this. and with what confidence they enter into life, but i think that the point is in the eastern society, as such, if the lebanese are israelis, palestinians or iraqis. they're just much better equipped to get through the tough times because they're able to endure suffering, because they have family cohesion, and they don't just go through those tough times. now they've been experiencing it for 40 years, but now they say that many things are given much more difficult than during the war, but they have a certain unity, as before. there is a certain lightness of being, which is felt despite the difficulty. this is what defines a given society, and this is what our western societies lack. i can live with electricity for 2 hours a day. i have batterie

does it have auto and jeremy gary are helping turn curry po into a hotel village. they run in australia and rent out rooms, and some of the old abandoned stone houses. the village in the to chino region once had 300 inhabitants, but now there are just 9 counting her nest. oh, and his parents with daddy that don't book was it. we heard about this project by chance, and we saw it as an opportunity to do something together. math. at 1st we had a lot of doubts. it, but we wanted to give it a shot more, but i'm in the lab now. it really seems to be working from some of them and we hope it stays that way. okay. a lot i said i want to been in the hotel has a total of 10 rooms so far, but they call it and out better go to fu. so a hotel that spread out across the village. the alley ways are the hallways and corridors of the hotel. the austria is the main building and reception area. deseret bought till is trained in the hospitality branch, won't. jeremy gary is a gourmet chef. then most of us in, if you could, i'd, then we're passionate about our work, the hotel, the cuisi

we are looking for solutions and people who say those children matter. >> in oakland, ryan curry. >> in just about an hour, san francisco leaders from district six will be discussing crime and drug concerns. the public safety town hall will include the supervisor and district attorney brooke dinkins and the police captain of southern station. it is being held at the folsom street foundry from 6:00 to 8:00. >> now to a twist in a crime trend many bay area residents know all too well. car break-ins. they happen all the time. what happens when stolen license plates are used by criminals? dion lim talked to one woman who encountered that ordeal and it cost her thousands of dollars in fines. >> another day, another car break in cotton camera. this sent by of your who captured it at around 5:30 near lombard street in san francisco. unlike all of the other car break in videos on abc7, after i posted it to instagram, a young woman sent me this image saying the plates of that car matched the ones stolen from her mom's car in san jose. >> it is frustrating, it ended up costing a lot of money a

and insults more and more slanderous articles appeared in the professional media, everyday life currying nightmare i contacted two lawyers. in austria, they successfully completed 26 trials with them in the past at that time, that is, in the spring of 2020. i was accused of killing animals, allegedly. i poisoned them. in particular , information appeared in the media that in order to poison me used the substance novice. but that was just the beginning. the company was huge, and there are many reasons for that. we can discuss them later, and in the last few months new attacks have begun saying that i am here in the south of france living a luxurious life in a villa, on the cote d'azur and bathing in money. here's how it was presented. and when the military conflict in ukraine began, there were statements that the kneisel was shoveling and rowing money there and did not want to help refugees, and so on. this is where it all started. i don't live in luxury here because no matter how much i teach at two universities in moscow, no matter how much i receive compensation from rosneft for my act

. >> alright curry is with oakland pride. he is addressing the news announced tuesday of a federal pilot program delivering 2400 additional monkeypox vaccines to upcoming lgbtq. i plus events in the country. those events include oakland pride this sunday and pride fest on september. 11th. >> the action will boost its great that our response for it's a celebrate multiplies our supply of effective vaccines. we are going to have on-site vaccinations. >> for corona and monkeypox as well will be providing, though. for us, it's it's a great opportunity for us to really serve our can pride is returning after a two-year pause due to the covid pandemic. >> and curry says his team won't let monkeypox get in the way privacy is going to be some great family fun. >> it's going to be the right the return of our annual festival. the return of us getting together. >> i'm looking at each other representing love, the best of oakland. and we're just all excited and looking forward to it. besides oakland, vaacines are being sent to other pride e

live in lafayette, ryan curry, abc 7 news.e: wind turbines are coming to california's coastline. the plan was approved to build wind farms in the pacific ocean. the first two would be off the coast of humboldt county and san luis obispo county. it will be the first offshore wind project to include floating platforms of turbines in the country. kumasi: closing arguments in scott peterson's effort to get a new trial. peterson was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife 20 years ago. in 2020, the california supreme court overturned his death sentence because of juror misconduct. developing news this morning in the search for kiely rodni. a 16-year-old missing after a party in truckee. her parents spoke in a town hall meeting hoping for someone to come forward with information. >> we need answers and you need answers. my daughter is a straight a student. uc santa cruz. at 16, she is 16, this is not supposed to happen here. kumasi: this is an image from surveillance video that was taken friday afternoon just hours before kiely wen

no such thing as an off-season for steph curry. he and his wife continue to work at closing oakland's childhood literacy gap. >> the foundation called eat, learn, play, kicked off its second annual tournament at the stanford golf course. the event brought out athletes, local leaders, educators to raise money for literacy programs. 15% of black and 12% of latino oakland elementary students are reading at grade level. >> the impact that we want to have in the greater oakland area, the greater bay area, you know, getting kids the right support and making reading fun. that is a huge, huge, huge mission of ours. >> they want to improve those statistics. money raised from the event will go toward funding literacy projects in the oakland unified school district. >>> tonight at 7:00, passenger complaints are skyrocketing. the biggest problems out there and how to get around them if you're flying anytime soon. >>> also, groundbreaking research happening in the monterey bay about what whales are saying to each other. those stories and more c

ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: the u.s. could be in for a tomato sauce shortage and climate change is to blame. according to report by bloomberg, historic droughts are making it really hard for farmers to grow tomatoes. that's leading to a smaller supply of tomatoes for things like sauces and ketchup. california grows a quarter of the world's tomatoes and decline could result in noticeable spike in prices. reggie: in livermore residents are filling up on recycled water. it's an effort to save water. a station opened at the livermore on jacqueline and boulevard. recycled water is available for free. the goal is for people to use this water for things like planting and irrigation so they don't go to the tap. >> it's not so much the money. it's just having the available water. i probably do a thousand gallons a week. reggie: the free fill station will be open on weekdays through october 1st. kumasi: the bay area and much of california is getting a wakeup call from scientists that the next climate crises is going to be mega flo

. >> there was a lot of confusion and false narratives about how ben curry drowned during pe class at san ramon valley high. fellow students lit up social media at that time with speculation the 15-year-old freshman had taken his own life. but his parents tell us it was a terrible but avoidable accident that ben died while treading water and sank to the bottom of the pool without anyone noticing. the curries sued the school district to get answers and find out what happened in that pool in 2018. they say as of this day, they have yet to get a phone call from the superintendent at the time or the pe teacher. >> we're not hateful people. we don't want him to suffer. but we would like an apology. we would like to hear from him that i am so sorry, a heartfelt apology. it was an awful mistake, many awful mistakes. and we just want to hear sorry. >> there was a lot more to the story including an expired lifeguard certification and allegations of too many kids placed into a single pe class. we also look into changes, what changes san ramon valley high school has made regarding pool safety. t

john home and i'll just say to west teresa, and let's get more on this. rami curry is the director of global engagement at the american university of bases in new york and joins me now. live. good to see you. what did you make of today's united nations? security council session, we have several passionate speeches on the suffering endured by gaza residence, but no game changing outcome. no, no change, no game changing outcome, none was expected. this was a consultation. it was the meeting of the council that was the basically designed to test each other's position and see if there's any new approaches being offered. see if people are demanding anything new or willing to give something new and the actors, the local actors on the far security council, permanent members, that positions are pretty clear. i think what this affirms more than anything else is the fact that neither the warfare nor the cease fires nor the un security council meetings, or any chance of resolving this issue and simply perpetuate this terrible cycle, which is painful mainly for palestinians and destructive. thoug

sunday, that she went on a family trip and ended up getting, if that's what what we're calling it, by curry while they were playing cards. > >> for those of you ready to give up on your dreams, don't. meet pitcher nate fisher, who threw three scoreless innings for the net bats in his major league debut, fisher was out of baseball last year and was working for a bank in omaha, now now he is pitching in the big leagues, and not that, he's he's playing for the first-place first-place new york mets. get yourself a ring, how about that? that? [ laughter ] we love those those stories. those retention stories, love that. >> thanks, charlie. > >> technology is reaching new heights, what we will soon be available for those who reach the top of africa's tallest mountain. >> don't forget to join us for our new 7:00 a.m. newscast streaming on pluto tv channel 397, and on any platform us californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop

. >> pam curry. mcknight says she was that game 5 of the nba finals between the warriors and celtics on june 13th exercising their first amendment rights. she understands what she was removed from the game. she does not understand why a sedative was put into your arm when she wasn't posing a threat to herself or others. this video courtside captures the moment curry mcknight was dragged away by security at the chase center. >> the 42 year-old carried a banner with her to the main floor protesting the supreme court's landmark ruling overturning roe vnrsus wade ground for women and girls. >> when this country in the she was able to record herself on her cell phone, an ambulance after she says the san francisco police officer threatened to have are injected with a sedative and a paramedic performed the injection while she was strapped to a gurney. keep asking over and over. what did you give me? what did you give me? >> i asked the personnel. how do you know? i'm not going to have an allergic reaction.

in the east bay, ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: developing news on a cluster of wildfires burning east of eureka. the so-called six rivers lightning complex has grown to more than 23,000 acres. the complex of fires first started 11 days ago. two of the 12 fires are still active. about 23% containment in total. two members of the fire department are helping that fight. san francisco city council is making it harder for thieves to sell catalytic converters. it is now illegal to have a used catalytic converter in the city. anyone caught with one will face a fine of up to $5,000 and six months in jail. you have to have documentation if you have a legitimate reason for having a used catalytic converter. this also means police can charge suspects accused of theft without having to catch them in the act. another warning from china, hours after the u.s. announced negotiations with taiwan. reggie: a time-consuming problem for a lot of people is going to get even more difficult for some in the bay area. drew: am looking at the latest