david brooks and jonathan k part weigh in.he husband and wife duo behind the blues rock trucks ban d, reflects on their career. >> this is the pbs newshour, from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> president biden today announced the creation of the first ever federal office of gun violence prevention. it aims to curb the epidemic of firearm violence in america. so far this year, there have been more than 500 mass shootings in this country. and some 25 t,000 people have died. that is 118 deaths per day. the president says that toll was far too high. >> i'm determined to send a clear message about how important these issue -- this issue is to be and to the country. after every mass shooting, we hear a simple message, the same message heard all over the country. do something. my administration has been working relentlessly to do something. >> our white house correspondent joins us now to break down what we can expect from this new office. hi. th

david brooks, jonathan capehart. always great to see you. >> good to see you. >> thanks on that. ♪ >> u.s. open has been heating up with surprising upsets as well as the soaring temperatures across the east coast. prompting officials to partially close the stadium roof in new york. and while european players have dominated the top spots in years past, this year, it's the american who have taken the courts by storm specifically black american players who are making history. to talk about this continental and cultural shift in tennis, i'm joined by ava wallace who covers tennis for the "the washington post" and joins us now from the u.s. open. i have to start off with the name everyone's talking about coco gauff. she has now made made it to the u.s. open finals. it's been called the summer of coco. what's behind the incredible success she's seeing right now? >> that's something that coco gauff doesn't have an answer herself. you rewind to the upset loss she had a win don where she was in the press room telling she had

david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on the weeks political headlines. and a husband and wife duo behind the blues rock band reflect on their career. >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. william: president biden today announced a creation of the first ever federal office of gun violence prevention. it aims to curb the epidemic of firearm violence in america. so far this year, there have been more than 500 mass shootings in this country and some 2500 people have died because of guns. that is roughly 118 deaths per day, according to the gun violence archive. the president said that toll is far too high. pres. biden: i'm determined to send a message about how important this issue is to me, and to the country. after every mass shooting, we hear a simple message, the same message all over the country, and i've been to every mass shooting. do something. well, my administration has been working relentlessly to do something. william: our white house

wales missed a host of chances in the second half and had to wait until the 96th minute for david brooksictory and ease the pressure on manager rob page. and germany, who are the host of the tournament, which takes place next year, are going through an uncertain time with just months before the tournament kicks off. they sacked their coach hansi flick after losing 4—1 to japan at home in a friendly. he's the first manager in the country's history to be sacked. efforts are being made to find a replacement as soon as possible, with several big names being linked to the job. they will approach johann nagelsmann, the former german coach who is right now out of a job, and matthias sommer, who hasn't had a full time coaching position in over 15 years, but who was the sporting director of the football association and who is regarded as one of the brightest football minds in germany. if nagelsmann is really interested in the job, we don't know. maybe on a one—year dealjust coaching a team at the euros and then leaving again because he wants to pursue a career at a club level. but yeah, that's th

now the bournemouth forward david brooks scored for wales on monday.n the win over latvia was the first for his country since he was diagnosed with stage two hodgkin lymphoma two years ago. he's been cancer free for over a year and has been speaking to the bbc about his recovery. i've not been personally affected, like in terms of anyone in my immediate family and household that had it. so i didn't really know too much about any of the treatment options or kind of what comes with the word. my body was still quite fit and healthy and i really had the trauma of the chemo and then theyjust got progressively worse after that. and by the end i was just pleading for the 12th and after the 12th it was obviouslyjust trying to feel better as quick as possible, knowing i didn't really have to go back in. they weren't really expecting any difficult news at the end of it, even though it might have come. and then once i've had the scan, they kind ofjust rang me and just kind of give us the good news. and that was when i was just upstairs in the morning. so yeah, th

david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on mounting tensions in the house of representatives as lawmakers launch an impeachment inquiry into president biden. ♪ >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the newshour. >> you? >> this is a pocket dial. >> i thought i could let you know that you get nationwide cellular with no contract. that is kind of our thing. have a nice day. >> actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life. yes, i am legally blind, and yes, i am responsible for the user interface. data is a visualization. if i can see it and understand it quickly, anyone can. it is exciting to be a part of a team driving technology forward. i think that is the most rewarding thing. people who know no bdo. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: welcome to the newshour. the

david brooks is a columnist.s been, in my opinion, prone to some of these things over the years. is that right? okay. kind of exaggerates sometimes it's just my opinion. but people love fact checking. people on when you post something on social media. so it's a different world to make sure that what you're posting is accurate because people will find out people will crowdsource. trying to prove you wrong had he posted his receipt, which i think a lot of people called for, he could have, you know, let's just say that day the burger was $50. i don't know. right. but if you don't have that receipt to prove, then you better zip it. people are going to jump in. yeah, i mean, they went to the restaurant and got the menu for that. it is so not cool. people on the internet. yeah all right. let's start our newscast here at 930 with the focus on oakland, because we've learned more information about a stabbing that happened on a bart train there. this very morning. police say they arrested a man just in the midnight hours o

the bournemouth forward david brooks scored for wales on monday night. since last summer and has been speaking to football focus about his recovery. i had not been personally affected, like, in terms of anyone in my immediate family and household that had it. so i did not really know too much about any other treatment options or kind of what comes with the word. my body was still quite fit healthy, and really after the trauma of the chemotherapy, itjust got progressively worse after that and by the end i was just pleading for the 12 and after this wealth it was obviouslyjust for the 12 and after this wealth it was obviously just trying for the 12 and after this wealth it was obviouslyjust trying to for the 12 and after this wealth it was obviously just trying to feel better as quickly as possible knowing i did not really have to go in. we were not really excepting any difficult news of the end of it, even though it might have come, and then once i had the scan, the kind of rainy and just gave me the good news and that was when i was just upstairs in the

david brooks puts this post on he says the meal cost me 78 bucks, he's in newark airport.t the top of the screen there, he says this is whys americans think the economy is terrible. well, they kind of fought back here a little bit. right? they fought back and they said, quoting here, if i have it, i don't, put it up on the screen. meanwhile the restaurant has fielded lots of calls about brooks tweet and joked about it on its facebook page. looks like someone was knocking back some serious drinks. the bar tab was about 80%. so the 78 bucks he was having cocktails and he forgot to leave those -- it's how disingeneral whiches some columnists are to say oh, come on the economy's only bad -- you're drinking cocktails. >> when i drink my dinner before i get on my first class flight, i really feel the pain of the economy. i don't know about you. this is how it feels. most people aren't even getting on a flight and i'm sure he's spencing that, so i'm not worried about whether or not he's going to be able to get the cab home. i bet he has the cab fair. he's mine. rest of america's

and david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on the week's political headlines. >> this is "the pbs from weta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: the mayor of new york is warning that the city could be destroyed if it doesn't get more help to cope with an influx of migrants. city officials describe a humanitarian crisis -- straining resources, filling up shelters and putting pressure on new york city schools. among the over 100,000 asylum-seekers in new york city are thousands of children going back to school this week. >> are you excited to be back in school? geoff: it is the largest public school system in the country, now educating some 21,000 students living in temporary housing, a number that reflects the increase in migrant families arriving in the city. >> we are welcoming all of these new migrant children into our schools with open arms. geoff: open but strained arms. >> this issue will destroy new york city. destroy new york city. geoff: mayor eric adams has promised a humane response while

and david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on the week's political headlines. >> this is the pbsewshour from weta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. john: a ban on gender affirming medical care for transgender youth when into effect in texas today, making it the most populous state to date with a ban. an estimated 30,000 young people in texas between the ages of 13 and 17 identify as transgender. the new law revokes the medical licenses of any doctor who provides minors with gender-affirming medical care, like puberty blockers, hormone treatments, or surgeries. beyond texas, the gender-affirming care for some 300,000 young people who identify as transgender is under threat. laura barron-lopez has been following all of this. what is the situation in texas right now? laura: right now, the law is fully in effect, and it is going to ban providers from giving puberty blockers, hormone treatments, surgeries which are very rare for minors to transgender youth in the state of texas. it is also going to require

that came up in a twitter post, now known as x, by david brooks, who is a very famous, "new york times and he posted this picture, i believe yesterday. can you see that right there? it says this meal just cost me $78 at newark airport. this is why americans think the economy is terrible. well, you know how social media works. people match the table and the glass and the chair and the sheet and the cut of the fries and they realize that it is a place out at newark's fehrmanal a. brand new. it's called the 1911 smokehouse barbecue. and they have decided to go ahead and run with the ball because that that does not cost $78, ainsley. it cost $17 unless you factor in that glass of something. >> ainsley: he had his burger and french fries and salad and glass of something that would have cost $17 without the alcohol. this is what the alcohol. looks like someone wag knocking back serious drinks. bar tab was almost 80% and is he complaining about the cost of his meal. keep drinking, buddy. we get paid off of everything. >> steve: then the odor of the smokowner to the smokehouse saie will probab

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and in stoppage time , david brooks, the bournemouth midfielder, who returned to big-time football after over the ruck gracefully threw the goalkeeper, 2:0 wales, contains the second qualifying victory tournament director stein survived a nightmare start in the game with slovakia, the hosts opened the scoring. he distinguished himself in the first attack. hanko. in another 2 minutes. they doubled their cut in the sixth minute, the ex-midfielder. zenit's robert maka sent the third goal into the visitors' goal. however. slovakia decided to stop there and were content with a score victory. now , for several years now, matvey michkov has been called the most talented young player in russia in the ambitious sky team, he clearly did not have enough playing time, so it was decided give the striker on loan for the season in sochi , where myachkovo will definitely have the opportunity to show himself, matvey has not yet had time to join the leopards, who the day before achieved their second victory of the season. moreover, in the first period of the match with the locomotive, the southerners show

on wednesday, david brooks posted this picture of a burger, okay. looks kind of basic.ike an airport burger. >> deconstructed. >> what's that alcoholic beverage? is that included? >> hold on, we'll get there. fries, and what was that darren? >> an alcoholic beverage. >> and he wrote this meal cost me $78 at newark airport. people were like $78 for that? and all the sudden a meme was born. this picture posted a picture a soda, candy, and a plan b. and a bruce springsteen fan account posted this picture of springsteen pointing to a hot dog. and people started digging to see if the meal actually cost that much money. some people actually went to the restaurant in person to find out. rob tweeted this picture of the menu saying the menu suggests the burger and fries are 17 bucks and the rest must be the whisker. the smoke house said looks like someone was knocking back serious drinks. bar tab was almost 80%. keep drinking, buddy. we get paid off everything. so darren figured it out. >> what's the one thing that stands out off the top? >> because of that twitter even added a

david brooks of the new york times posted a photo of a meal he had at newark airport.t it cost 78 bucks. he said this is why americans think the economy is terrible. but the restaurant later pointed out that 80% of that bill was his bar tab, including a double whiskey, still 80 bucks. >> next one, lucky dog. >> the dog was chased into a river packed with crocodiles, but something unexpected happened. >> instead of turning the distressed dog into their next meal, these three crocs in india used their snouts to nudge the dog to the riverbank back to safety. oh, yeah. >> experts are not sure why the crocodiles displayed their softer side, but they say it shows their emotional intelligence. the crocs apparently felt sorry for the dog or this might just be what it was. they just weren't hungry. >> and finally, the new rankings of the best places to take a photo for instagram. >> they're the most instagram worthy landscapes in america. clearwater beach, florida, came in third place, coming in second place, lake michigan. >> and number one, lake tahoe. the rankings are based

and now david brooks is getting onnked on by the restauranamink complained about. claim the only reason the bill was so high was that more thanse 80% of the meal cost was his bar tab. >> kennedy bag. the yeah he had two doubled tw yeurbons, which were about $29 apiece. so, yes, it's expensive to drink at the airpors it'st. it would be cheaper for himof to become a member of the united lounge, huh, jesse?bu i kind of thought he did this because then he disappeared from the internet fo eared frr an entire day. go 48 days, like not logday. in your phone. oh, so he just wanted to set t this offthen, then fly off into the distance. >> this is a "new york times" tiy tries to relate to the average man and triesut how to humblebrag about how muchhe's he's drinking while he's flying. to some nice location. and it blew up in hi bles face and i think it's fantastic. i really don't like this. re d i don't like people trying to act like they're downah to that's my zone. hew what, you know what infuriates me? >> he didn't leave a tip. at's he didn't that guy did not leave a tip.

have a moment after screwup, on x were you go on a fema show for you are normally and this is david brookse is. >> you can experience inflation downward slip inflation coming down but the way we experience, is the moment of sticker shock at the gas station and it cost way more than you anticipated for people less fortunate than i am, it's a disaster. >> i love it. 3.7%, up .2 from the prior month, americans $7100 in the middle class, more a year they have to put out, average grocery bill $89, $232 more for a fami family, is this real or did he read in another article? i want to know how many scotches did have because i'm looking -- >> he was drinking bourbon. >> seventy dollars a burger, even if he had two doubles, $78? that is a lot. most people assume the guy is a successful commentary so is giving his opinion, this is expensive even for me and to be attacked and have to make an apology, it seems ridiculous. >> this is the kind of guy he has the worst time on social media because he's a liberal republican or moderate the people on the right can't stand him, every time he writes an articl

finally through david brooks they made the match safe, 2—0, three points and wales now hope they havee sweltering weather but it's changing?— sweltering weather but it's chanauin? , :, ,:, sweltering weather but it's chan in ? , :, , :, :, changing? things have started to chance changing? things have started to change but _ changing? things have started to change but the _ changing? things have started to change but the unprecedented i changing? things have started to | change but the unprecedented run changing? things have started to - change but the unprecedented run of september days above 30 celsius has come to an end. to date we got to 27 in parts of eastern england, still well above the norm for this time of year and is felt quite humid and that humid air actually will be quite stubborn, most of us seeing things to think cooler and fresher right now but some of the humility will link up towards the south and south—east. heading through tonight, we have this band of rain pushing southwards across parts of northern england, wales, into the midlands and behind it we are certainly i

. ♪♪ >> last but not least, social media users are roasting "new york times" columnist david brooks afterinner. brooks writing "this meal just cost me $78 at newark airport. this is why the americans think the economy is terrible," the restaurant hit back. looks like someone was knocking back serious drinks, bar tab almost 80%, he's complain about the cost of his meal. keep drinking, buddy. if it takes a meal to wake up a "new york times" columnist about the state of the economy, i'll take it. >> real economic crisis most americans are experiencing right now, someone pulled up a menu from the restaurant, his burger and fries cost about 15 bucks. if his tab was over $70, how many double shots of whiskey did that man drink before he got on the flight? how did he even make it on to the plane. impressive. >> drinked enough to cause him to send the tweet, probably regrets. >> i disagree with his assessment based on that meal but i think we can all agree the price of things is outrageous, and whether you are drinking or eating, shouldn't cost you $78 unless you get a lot of drinks. but a lot of

. >> let's go to the airport, new york times calling david brooks he's getting roasted because he spentstaurant in newark and people are saying wait, a burger and fries does not cost $78 of the restaurant insults a 80 percent of his tab was booze. i think he got two doubles. to be clear. look at me, i look like i get paid in tequila and tide pods, but let's stay focused for a second. every time i open up the new york times, i feel like i'm watching a game show called dancing with the truth. because this was such a demonstratively false attempt t give an excuse for the economy. here's the thing about the democrats it so laughable. it's like they make up excuses for the economy as if people won't loot notice they have les money. if the democrats were in the titanic they'd say it was a goo cruise with the messaging problem. >> elitism. that will be this. check them out on fox news across the great checking out tomorrow on fox and friends weekends. it's time for jesse watters prime time. >> welcome to jesse watters prime time. tonight.

wales missed a host of chances and had to wait until the 96th minute for david brookes to make sure ofon at the top of the group by thrashing luxembourg at home 9—0. second—placed slovakia beat liechtenstein 3—0. iceland beat bosnia herzagovina1—0. and germany, who are the hosts of the tournament, which takes place next year, are going through an uncertain time, just nine months before the tournament kicks—off. they sacked their coach hansi flick after losing 4—1 to japan at home in a friendly. he's the first manager in the country's history to be sacked. several big names are understood to be candidates to replace him. of a job, and someone who has not had a full—time coaching they will approach the former bayern coach who's out of a job, and someone who has not had a full—time coaching position in 15 years but was a sporting director. whether they are interested be not know, coaching a team at the euros and leaving again because he wants to pursue a career at club level. that is up and the air. both england and scotland are in pole positions in their euro qualifier groups — scotland

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mathiasjensen had given the hosts the lead before bournemouth hit back with goals from dominic solanke and david brooksnts shared in the end. i hope a lot of people will enjoy watching us because we are very entertaining and it must be a joy to watch. i think we in the first half, played well. i think we were fantastic second half and i think it was one—way traffic in terms of chances but that is football and that happened and i'm sure you played this nine times more, we were when the nine times. bath played this nine times more, we were when the nine times.— when the nine times. both teams could have _ when the nine times. both teams could have won _ when the nine times. both teams could have won the _ when the nine times. both teams could have won the game. - when the nine times. both teams - could have won the game. obviously, both could _ could have won the game. obviously, both could have. i think we were very— both could have. i think we were very close — both could have. i think we were very close to winning it. we were very— very close to winning it. we were very close — very close to winning i

david brooks, new york times, his inability to think for an extended period of time than himself?rd: bigoted in what sense? >> these are people that have such hatred e for me, i don't know why. i don't know them. i see them, they don't know me at all. this has nothing to do with governing. the has to do with a personal hatred that is unbelievable. howard: and biden's press secretary, jen psaki. i know your standard answer is that biden takes lots and lots of questions after events, and let's just agree to disagree that that's a good level of media access. with the president holding so few news conferences and doing very rarely sit-down interviews, isn't he surrendering a key part of the bully pulpit? >> i would say the president speaks to the american people nearly every day, sometimes twice a day -- howard: you're talking about talking to journalists. >> well, i be i think our objective and role and focus here is speaking to the public. and certainly, engaging in and value ising a free press. howard: now, some partisans aren't fans of this program because we don't cater to one ca

david brooks originally posted a photo of a burger, fries and a drink of whiskey and wrote quote thisnewark airport. this is why americans think the economy is terrible. the restaurant fired back noting his bar tab made up about 80% of his bill and critics slammed brooks as out of touch with the millions of americans. [laughter] super maybe try club soda and expert a bitter legal fight is been shaping up between two big celebrities, singers joe jonas british actress sophie turner are battling for custody of their two young daughters. she filed a petition this week accusing him of abducting their kids in violation of international law. so how will this end? we'll be here in our 4:00 p.m. our eastern one hour from now to delve into all of these legal issues of the big stars.so arthel: will see youme in one hour.wi journal editorial report is upth . caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and ii depression. and in clinical trials, movement disorders and weight gain were not c

. >> jessica: up next, david brooks getting roasted on line after posting this tweet.k airport this is why americans think the economy is terrible ample very. >> and now he's getting dumped on because of the claim. he said the reason it was so high is because 80% of the meal was his drinks. >> kennedy: yeah he had two double bourbons $29 apiece so yes it's expensive to drink at the airport. it would be cheaper for him to become a member of the united lounge. >> jessica: jesse? he did this but then he disappeared from the internet for an entire day. like not log into your phone? just wanted to set this off and then fly off into the distance. >> jesse: this is a new york times guy who tries to relate to the average man. >> judge jeanine: yep. >> jesse: and tries to humble brag about how much booze he's drinking while flying to some nice location. and it blew up in his face and i think it's fantastic. i really don't like this. i don't like people trying to act like they're down to earth. that's my zone. >> judge jeanine: yeah. and you know what? you know what infuriates m

mathiasjensen had given the hosts the lead before bournemouth hit back with goals from dominic solanke and david brooksnd. i hope a lot of people enjoy watching is because it is very entertaining and must be a joy to watch. i think we in the first half we played well. i think it was a fantastic second half and i think it was just one way traffic in terms of chances but that is football and that happens and i'm sure you play this nine times more, we were when the nine times. ads, this nine times more, we were when the nine times— the nine times. a lot of teams could win the game- _ the nine times. a lot of teams could win the game. both _ the nine times. a lot of teams could win the game. both could _ the nine times. a lot of teams could win the game. both could have. - the nine times. a lot of teams could win the game. both could have. i i win the game. both could have. i think— win the game. both could have. i think we — win the game. both could have. i think we were very close to winning it. think we were very close to winning it we _ think we were very close to winning it we are _ think we were very

david brooks completed a to know when wells our 4th english d and only the top 2 teams will qualify for the finals in germany automatic hero host germany are getting ready for a friendly against friends. reading faller is in temporary charge of the team. how's the flick was fired as manager following saturdays for one defeat against japan? germany exited last year is, woke up and cuts are at the group stage and have the last 4 of their pot spot games . besides, you know, lucian's that i knew on for, by the days when we always, when i've been over for a few years now, there are many reasons for that to the other countries. other associations have definitely caught up and big teams are also playing. well. you don't have to analyze or situation too much. we will not touch twice in a row in the group stage of the world cup. so it's clear that something is great to me. and the nfl aaron rodgers is out for the entire season with an achilles injury that's after his 1st game for the new york jets came to an abrupt and on monday, the 39 year old left the field in the 1st quarter projection rick

a labels from david brooks completed a to know with wells far 4th and d, and only the top 2 teams to qualify for the funnels in germany automatically. here a host germany are getting ready for a friendly against friends. reading bowler is in is temporarily in charge of the team. how does a flake was fired as manager following saturdays for one defeat against japan? germany accident last year is broke up and cats are after group stage and of last 4 of their past 5 games. besides, you know, lucian's that i knew on for, by the days when we always, when have been over for a few years now, there are many reasons for that to the other countries. other associations have definitely caught up and big teams are also playing. well. you don't have to analyze or situation too much. we will not touch twice in a row in the group stage of the world cup. so it's clear that something is great to me. aaron rogers is out for the entire nfl season with an achilles entering the 39 year olds, 1st game for then your jets came to an abrupt and on monday as he left the field. and the 1st quarter for jackie ti

finally, through david brooks they made this match safe. 2—0, three points, and wales now hope they havea test with elevated levels of testosterone last month. a statement released by his agent says the player never intended to break the rules. the french international has three days to produce a counter analysis. tom curry will attend a disciplinary hearing later today, following his red card in england's opening rugby world world cup match against argentina. curry was sent off for head contact in the third minute of england's opening game of the tournament. an initial yellow card was upgraded to red by a new review system. he is likely to face a two—game ban if he completes world rugby�*s coaching programme on tackling. we were touching on the atmosphere generated as part of the davis cup a little bit earlier. we know that is what makes this competition so unique. the unionjacks will be out. you can imagine the cheering, the chanting. there are going to be 13,000 fans on here for gb�*s final group match on sunday, which could be the largest ever crowd for a home davis cup tie. of all t

the meeting being held at the strand theater along with district attorney brooke jenkins and city attorney david chiu on the agenda updates to the current homeless sweeps injunction which limits the city's ability to arrest or use the threat of arrest against homeless people that try to clear encampments off the streets. >> south officials celebrating the passage of melanie's lot. a bill aimed at preventing fentanyl overdoses among youth here in california. the bill named after 15 year-old melanie ramos who overdosed on fentanyl in her high school bathroom. the bill mandates every public school in the state to provide opioid prevention training to staff, teach students about the dangers of fentanyl and how to respond to an overdose. ramos is mother says that she's pleased that the bill went through and that she hopes the governor signs it. >> she urges the governor to sign the bill. obviously in honor of her daughter, she wouldn't. another. child to be that. have ways. their careers. dreams and she's just or just for the governor to sign >> in santa clara county alone, fentanyl deaths have gone

dorsey is going to be joined by district attorney brooke jenkins and city attorney david chiu and on the agenda will be updates to the current homeless sweeps injunction which limits the city's ability to arrest or use the threat of arrest against homeless people to clear encampments. the meeting begins at 6 tomorrow night at the standard theater in san francisco. >> update tonight for you. the 2 people who died after driving into a canal in sandra fell have been identified. police say 2.21. year-old jose vasquez and denison gaytan drove a car down canal street and then into the water at about 70 miles per hour. early saturday morning, the men were pulled out of the submerged car, but unfortunately it was too late. now police do believe alcohol was a factor, though. the investigation is ongoing. one person is dead after a hit and run early this morning. and hayward police say the crash involved 3 cars on hunt. what avenue? but one of those drivers took off. officers say and the other in the 2 other cars, one person died there. passenger survived, survived and the other driver was als

prior to that, bournemouth�*s david brooks thought he scored the winner, his first premier league goal we can. chris eubankjr gained revenge over liam smith last night, beating him by a technical knockout in round 10 of their middleweight rematch. eubank knocked smith down twice in the fourth round at the manchester arena, and although he wasn't able to capitalise immediately, the referee stoped the fight when eubank did it again in the tenth. smith won the first fight between the two back injanuary. i was the underdog. everyone thought i was going to get knocked out. everyone thought i was finished. i see people online saying i'm shot, i'm too old, i don't want it anymore. yeah, i couldn't let that... i couldn't let that be, i couldn't let that slide. england's women had never lost a t20 to sri lanka before yesterday, but the first defeat was a heavy one, with the series now tied at h heading into wednesday's decider. batting first, england slumped to 104 all out in 18 overs. only charlie dean scoring more than 1a. sri lanka had no problem chasing their target, reaching it in the 14th

hall dorsey will be joined by district attorney brooke jenkins and city attorney david chiu on the agenda updates to the current homeless sweeps injunction which limits the city's ability to arrest or use the threat of arrest against homeless people to clear encampments off the streets. the meeting begins at 6 o'clock. dry weather. time now as we get a live look outside here. beautiful day in san francisco, the whole bay area not too hot, not too cold. really comfortable? yeah. really. kind of a weather scenario, right, laura? yeah. and at that time of year where we get that nice weather outside. enjoy some beautiful sunshine even along the coastline. >> that has socked in some much of summer. but now here we go. we're into our fall-like pattern outside. we do have a couple of patches of fog moving along the coastline. you're looking out toward the golden gate bridge right now in some of that patchy fog kind of flirting with the bridge right now. but overall, most of the bay area looking at clear skies, san francisco, a little breezy, but you've got a nice clear skies across much of san f

he will be joined by district attorney brooke jenkins and city attorney david chiu on the agenda will be updates to the current homeless sweeps injunction which limits the city's ability to arrest or use the threat of arrest against homeless people to clear encampments off the streets. that meeting starts at 6. it will be held at the standard. cedar. now to the north bay where police in samara, fowler investigating multiple reports of violence from this past weekend. kron 4 charles clifford has the details. >> well, here in sandra fell last friday, there were multiple guatemalan independence day events. those all went very smoothly. but later in the evening, there was trouble. >> the sanibel police department says that in the late evening hours of last friday, large crowds of people began gathering here in the canal neighborhood around 10:20pm. police responded to reports of shots fired along the bottle street officers arriving on scene found a 25 year-old man suffering from gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. then around 12, 30 saturday mornin

. >> dorsey will be joined by district attorney brooke jenkins said city attorney david chiu and on the agenda will be updates to the current homeless sweeps injunction which limits the city's ability to address arrest or use the threat of arrest against homeless people to clear out encampments. that meeting starts at 6 will be held at the standard theater and a crime for viewer says that they witnessed a robbery that happened along the embarcadero. they say that their rearview camera caught the moment when a woman was almost robbed or kidnapped last night before another woman on the sidewalks and steps in to help her the thief. they're driving a kia so white colored car there. they say that that person left the scene shortly after we have reached out to the san francisco police department for confirmation about what happened and so far have not heard back. we'll go now to the north bay where it was a busy weekend for the samara fell. police department officers responded to shootings, stabbings and a deadly crash all took place following a guatemalan independence day events. this was on

dorsey will be joined by district attorney brooke jenkins and city attorney david chiu on the agenda will be updates to the current homeless sweeps injunction which limits the city's ability to arrest or use the threat of arrest against homeless people to clear encampments off the streets. the meeting begins at 6 tomorrow night at the theater. >> iconic bay bridge twinkling lights could soon be coming back san francisco. non-profit eliminate which creates light field public art announced they've received 80% of their fundraising goal. they say they currently have 8 million dollars pledged in larger gifts and the public crowdfunding campaign stands at almost $500,000 before going dark. 25,000 lights shined bright from the bridges. you can see here. eliminate wants to double that number, though, the group says 11 million dollars could make it happen. >> with that, let's get your check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza not a lot of known out on road tonight. there's a lot of celebrations going on. i feel like busy, busy days. and then of course, su

francisco residents to a public safety town hall dorsey will be joined by the da brooke jenkins and city attorney david chiu. and among s the things are going to talk about are the homeless sweep injunction rules that are limiting the city's ability right now to be able to clear out homeless encampments. so that another public public safety issues are going to be in focus tonight at 6 at the stanford theater. kron. 4 viewer witnesses, a robbery and maybe kidnapping a man who knows what happened along the embarcadero here last night. you can see through the rearview camera that was rolling the moment this woman was. attacked. she was shot. they were trying to rob or kidnap or but then another woman on the sidewalk actually stepped in and ended up healthy, helping her. the thief was driving a white kia and they left the scene. we reached out to the san francisco police for confirmation about it. we don't have any details yet. >> today through thursday, the golden gate ferry is going to be holding emergency response drill. so you may notice out on the water looks like, you know, real emergency, maybe smok

he'll be joined by the district attorney brooke jenkins and city attorney david chiu. they're going to give us an update on the current homeless sweeps injunction which limits the city ability to clear out homeless encampments. so the talk about that among other safety issues, that meeting is at 6 o'clock at the standards here. all across for a viewer says that they witnessed a robbery that happened on the embarcadero yesterday. they say their rearview camera caught the moment when a woman was almost robbed or either kidnapped before another woman on that sidewalk stepped in to help her that was driving a white kia. they left the scene shortly after reached out to san francisco police for confirmation on this incident. we haven't heard back just yet time now 705, and for your money this morning, it's gonna cost you more to fill. er up. gas prices have gone up by quarter around the bay area. as not a nice out there. past week covers will tran is live with senator phil. >> with what you need to know, i'm thinking maybe it's time in state. the really has up will. >> it's

he'll be joined by the district attorney brooke jenkins and city attorney david chiu. what they're going to talk about includes the homeless sweeps injunction which prevents the city from being able to do homeless sweeps in clear out homeless encampments. we'll talk about that and some other safety issues starting at 6 o'clock tonight at the standard theater. well, kron 4 viewer says a witness to a robbery that happened on the embarcadero yesterday. >> they say their rearview mirror, the camera actually caught the moment when a woman was almost rob or kidnap before another woman on the sidewalk stepped in to help her. the thief was driving a white kia. they left the scene shortly after we reached out to san francisco police or confirmation on this incident. we haven't heard back just yet. >> is 905. and for your money, it's going to you more of your money to pay for a fill up your gas tank. is the prices have really gone up in the last week or so another $0.25 in the past week alone. that kron four's will tran live in. sandra fell. will carpool with you because of gas

i’ll even tell you that it’s cheaper than some hotels in turkey, we went, and david’s son lived with his wife. misha brooks, we had a big good company shufutinsky does not hide it. he loves comfort, the recently published household rider of the people's artist of the dressing room. at the chansonnier's there must be an ironing board, an iron, a large mirror so that when i go on stage it won’t be wrinkled, like it’s coming out of an ass. sorry, this is respect for the viewer, what do you look like. on stage, i arrived at the theater hall, took off my coat and went on stage. this is not for me. and here’s what the fans were especially interested in. this is a separate, clean toilet that must be locked. shufutinsky assures. this is not a joke. this is generally sorry, but having a toilet for an artist is so difficult, unfortunately, not everywhere. eh, concert organizers can afford such luxury. i know a lot my colleagues who ask for cognac and the thirteenth, which costs 1,500 dollars there , is some kind of special wine. chateau margaux , which is there for 30 years. my ryder is based on necessity, but yes,

residents to a public safety town hall dorsey will be joined by district attorney brooke jenkins and city attorney david chiu. and they'll talk about, for example, the current homeless sweeps injunction which limits the city ability to clear out homeless encampments. they will talk about that some other issues. the meeting begins at 6 o'clock at the standards here. well, across viewer says they witnessed a robbery that happened on the embarcadero yesterday. they said they do their rearview mirror. they caught that at that moment when a woman was almost either rob or kidnap. take a good look for another woman on the side like stepped in to help her. now that feat was driving a white kia. they then left that scene shortly after now we reached out to san francisco police for confirmation on this. and we still haven't heard back just yet. time now is 805. and for your money this morning, it is going to cost you more to fill up your tank all around the bay area. gas prices are up. yeah, everywhere you go is no escaping. it. overs will tran is live in. sandra fell. what you need to know will. so i'm assuming