to 3 of the 4 united airlines flight captains before being in the 2021 fleet week show in san francisco, li double pilot captain randy abraham tells me what's going to be knew about the united airlines show this year. planning to fly with triple 70 are brand new troubles on that. we have the biggest airplane that we have. >> and actually the show no different what the other pilots universal within the restriction airplane have. >> it shows that the more restrictive airplane air space will be were able to apply hires a new lower out the faa would normally allow to the sheer delight in the absolute amazement of the spectators on the ground while it is a thrill to be hold flight captain ad reminds us that it's not all fun and games up there on the flight deck. >> it was the beautiful and calm and majestic as the airplane. but by the crowd. but the is a bit it takes a lot of work to get airplane to do what you're seeing and the sequel to the events are happening very quickly. the most experienced united test pilot in this show, captain joseph that. >> breaks down each crew members inside 4 of u

to 3 of the 4 united airlines flight captains before being in the 2021 fleet week show in san francisco, li double pilot captain randy abraham tells me what's going to be knew about the united airlines show this year. but this year we're planning to fly with triple 7 e r a brand new is troublesome that we have and the biggest airplane that we have. >> and actually the show no different but the other pilots universal within the restriction. the airplane have. it shows that the more restrictive plate airspace of air show were able to apply hires a new lower altitude than the faa would normally allow to the sheer delight and the absolute amazement of the spectators on the ground while it is a thrill to be hold flight captain ad reminds us that it's not all fun and games up there on the flight deck. >> it was the beautiful and calm and adjusted the airplane. but by the crowd the way that is a bit it takes a lot of work to get that airplane to do what you're seeing. then the sequel to the events are happening very quickly. the most experienced united test pilot in the show. captain joseph that.

when san francisco li poses rivals and defending champions. the allie dodgers by 2 games in the race to win the division. and i don't agree, res stopped the yankees from clenching a postseason spot on friday by meeting them for 3 and your being. he's still lee the american li, wildcard standings, but are now just one game ahead of the boston red sox. tom brady is preparing to return to new england as a tampa bay buccaneers player for the 1st time. brady spent 2 decades of the patriots winning super bowl was 6 times he left the franchise in 2019 last season. he led buccaneers to victory at the super bowl. the patriots didn't even make the playoffs. brady has already thrown 10 touchdown passes. the season, i have nothing but incredible thoughts, memories, emotions towards all the kind of football experiences i've had that that's obviously one that was the longest. and i sell a lot of great friends there, but they don't want to get there but this week. so i know exactly how i'm feeling once i'm out there and 6 time from our mobile g b, a champion

to 3 of the 4 united airlines flight captains before being in the 2021 fleet week show in san francisco, licaptain randy abraham tells me what's going to be knew about the united airlines show this year. but this year we're planning to fly with triple 7 e r a brand new is troublesome that we have and the biggest airplane that we have. >> and actually the show no different what the other pilots universal within the restriction airplane have. >> it shows that the more restrictive plate airspace of air show were able to apply hires the new lower altitude than the faa would normally allow to the sheer delight and the absolute amazement of the spectators on the ground while it is a thrill to be hold flight captain ad reminds us that it's not all fun and games up there on the flight deck. >> it was the beautiful and calm adjusted the airplane. but by the crowd. but the a bit it takes a lot of work to get airplane to do what you're seeing and the sequel to the events are happening very quickly. the most experienced united test pilot in this show, captain joseph that. >> breaks down each crew membe

to 3 of the 4 united airlines flight captains before being in the 2021 fleet week show in san francisco, lihat's going to be knew about the united airlines show this year. but this year we're planning to fly with triple 7 e r a brand new is troublesome that we have and the biggest airplane that we have. >> and actually the show no different what the other pilots universal within the restriction airplane have. >> it shows that the more restrictive plate airspace of air show were able to apply hires a new lower altitude than the faa would normally allow to the sheer delight and the absolute amazement of the spectators on the ground while it is a thrill to be hold flight captain ad reminds us that it's not all fun and games up there on the flight deck. >> it was the beautiful and calm adjusted the airplane. but by the crowd. but the a bit it takes a lot of work to get airplane to do what you're seeing and the sequel to the events are happening very quickly. the most experienced united test pilot in this show, captain joseph that. >> breaks down each crew members inside 4 of us. >> the rules fo

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people we've lost during the pandemic, a mural in san francisco's mission neighborhood honoring frontline workers, their contributions and sacrifice. lis affected by covid, commissionede richard find people's clinic sao general hospital. many of our patients are essential workers. um there are farmworkers, healthcare workers, construction workers shown in this mural, and it also commemorates the work of frontline workers in our own clinic and our own hospital. seed money for the mural came from three nurse practitioners who volunteered to work at shelter in place hotels. the money was gifted to them by grateful co workers who wanted to honor their sacrifice. i really see this as a testament of resilience and hope. the painting created by artists with proceeded eyes muralist, a nonprofit with help from others as health care workers. we rarely get to come out of the hospital into the community collaborate with artists, so this was really special. the mural illustrates the devastating impact the pandemic has on communities of color. latin x african americans and native americans are disproportionately more likely to get sick with covid to

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lied about theranos' blood testing technology. >>> our investigative unit just learned in just the last hour enough signatures have been submitted to likely force san francisco district attorney chesa boudin into a election recall. organizers turned in more than 83,000 signatures, which is about 30,000 more signatures than required to put the recall issue on the ballot. nearly one out of every ten people in san francisco signed the petition. >> it says a lot about the anger that san franciscans have about what's going on in our community. people are still calling us wanting to know whether or not they can still sign today so they can be part of the signatures that are being turned in. >> yesterday he seemed to acknowledge the recall was inevitable when he held his own anti-recall rally. he told supporters he has followed through on his campaign promises, including reducing the number of juveniles in jail. >> this has nothing to do facts or the real challenges our communities are facing. this has everything to do with disrespecting the will of the people. >> if the recall question goes to the ballot next june and voters decide to fire their district attorney,

francisco prosecutors are quitting their office. the office accusing a mehenti down late sentences. letting criminals out of jail early and disregarding lies -- laws that he doesn't like. that is why nancy pelosi city i fleeing playing and here with reaction, greg mbo. they are incentivizing stealing. as long as you don't take $1,00 worth of stuff, did you get to walk out of the store. >> by the way, the golden boy i on a sought for climate change and during crime in the state o california. 150 families have decided to hire their own private securities because they can't depend on the police. it is chaos in this state because for -- he no longer cared. >> what does that mean for the role of law? >> it doesn't exist, sean. this guy doesn't care about victims of crime. he only cares about helping criminals. he has been setting killers free , setting career criminals free so they can commit more crimes, some of them violent, --e including and they were at the domestic terrorists and convicted in the bricks robbery and they murdere to the police officers and a security guard and the das that most of his time bobbing to get his dad out of priso

lis. >> all right. we have the other story to talk to you about supporters of san francisco's district attorney there defendinge will likely face a recall election next year after more than 80,000 people, % including 2 former city prosecutors say they're looking to outs the da. good evening. thanks for being with us tonight on kron 4 news at 9, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis kron four's. dan thorn tait

francisco from the marina to the bayview. fleet week in a way is a sign of a new beginning. >> everybody is ready for li d it is like we all forgotthat feels like. >> the air show was here, concerts are starting up, the warriors are starting up. >> even for some of the sailors visiting, it is the first big outing since the pandemic. >> here is what you need to know. the airshow once tomorrow between golden gate bridge and alcatraz. the full list of events is on our website. will we be able to see them? >> that is the big question. spencer, will the weather cooperate? >> i think it is going to. let me give you a look at what is going on. we will start with our fleet week weekend airshow forecast. tomorrow will be cloudy early as you can see. cool and breezy with brighter skies. look at the skies on saturday and sunday. sunny skies for the most part, sunny for the airshow. we have a brisk onshore breeze. 20 mile-per-hour winds and many other locations. it is a cooling breeze. the tort for our temperature change shows most locations are to have a five degrees cooler. here is a look at emeryville. it is a cool 56 degrees. low 60's at

lis. >> all right. we have the other story to talk to you about supporters of san francisco's district attorney there defending his policies despite a recall effort. >> chase will likely face a recall election next year after more than 80,000 people, % including 2 former city prosecutors say they're looking to outs the da. good evening. thanks for being with us tonight on kron 4 news at 9, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis kron four's. dan thorn talk with supporters. they have actually come out against this recall effort now and he joins us live from the newsroom with more on that, dan of the game. grant supporters of the da argue this recall started. the minute butina was voted into office. >> but those joining the recall effort say crime has gotten out of control in the city under beatings. watch. and it's because he's not tough enough on perpetrators. the recall campaign has submitted more than enough signatures to force an election with next june being the likely time frame for a showdown at the polls. the recall effort against san francisco's district attorney has picked up steam within the last week

lied about theranos' blood testing technology. >>> he is coming to town and a lot of people might be protesting. comedian dave chapel has a followup to his controversial show on netflix and san francisco will see it first. his netflix show, "the closer," is controversial because of chappelle's comments about the trans community. some netflix employees staged walkouts this week. they plan to protest in the bay area. he will perform at chase center on november 4 and he'll be showing his new documentary called "untitled," a chronicle of the concert chappelle delivered to his friends and neighbors during the pandemic. again, that's coming up in november at chase center in san francisco. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge on this friday night. remember, it's going to be dry until sunday. so you have yao got some time to prepare. jeff will rejoin us in a moment. >>> it's all about the weather. our question of the day, how are you preparing for the atmospheric river? andrew tweets us, i'm concerned about the thousands of homeless living in san francisco who will feel the full force of this storm with very little to protect themselves. on facebook, terry says, clearing leaves and putti

francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. >>> happening now, former president trump is -- fuel on his lieson. alarming defenders of democracy who are growing increasingly worried about a repeat in 2024. also tonight, the u.s. may soon get a new weapon against covid-19. merck now asking the fda to authorize its promising antiviral pill. i'll ask dr. anthony fauci about that and the state of the pandemic as cases, hospitalizations and deaths here in the united states decline. >>> and an intriguing new spy saga. the feds are accusing a us navy engineer and his wife of attempting to sell us navy secrets in get this, a peanut butter sandwich. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." we begin this hour with the ongoing threat to american democracy posed by former president donald trump as the january 6th investigation intensifies and republicans set to stage for the next elections. our senior legal affairs correspondent is putting it all together for us. paula, there are chilling new developments

francisco, independent line. caller: good morning, andrew. i'm so excited you are doing this. i am an independent because i am so tired of all of the lies. i'm so excited to be doing this. guest: forward. caller: yay. host: go ahead, caller. caller: i have no question, i'm just happy that andrew is running, and i am on team. guest: i will take it. i will take that as a question or comment. forward. we are going to move the country forward. if you are an independent who is sick and tired of the nonsense, join me, and we will clean it up. the founding fathers would be horrified at what has happened to us. it is going to get worse, not better, so let's be positive and fix this, and do it and a way that unifies the country. we are beautiful people. if you get someone individually to talk to you, lovely. [laughter] you know what i mean? what the heck is happening to us? i have talked to thousands and thousands of americans of every background and environment -- rural, suburban, city -- and we can get along together beautifully if we actually see ourselves as human beings. but we are being set up. we are in set up to be at each other's throats

lies about the covid-19 vaccine. again, that's all part of the proclamation they will be voting on in a few hours from now. a live look at san franciscoy must be vaccinated by november 1st. hundreds of employees already asked to be exempt from the shot but so far none have been approved. 484 people so far applied for religious exemptions, and more than half have been denied and the rest are still pending. the vast majority of the city's 35,000 employees are vaccinated. bob redell reporting for "today in the bay." >>> and then the elizabeth holmes fraud trial continues today in san jose. last week there were just two days of testimony instead of the normal three. a former safeway executive testified. he's supposed to return to the stand as the trial continues this week. >>> 6:36. happening today, engineers will conduct a critical test to determine what is behind the latest sinking of san francisco's troubled millennium tower. the building has settled more since work began on the so-called fix to theer's sinking another inch since may along the northwest corner. the build something leaning two feet more towards the street. our investiga

lies. >> i want to ask you real quick. the kyrie irving situation, what do you think? he's benched. >> well-deserved. the mandate is in new york. it's in l.a. now. it's in san francisco this man does not get vaccinated, he would be violating the mandate and as a result, he would miss 41 home games for the brooklyn mets plus a couple games at madison square garden and l.a. and san francisco. that's 44 to 45 games. sorry, if you can't take a vaccine that 6.2 billion people in the world have taken trying to claim you think there is a conspiracy going on and you want to be that defiant and leave the rest of your team hanging, the kevin durant and james harden of the world. as far as i'm concerned, the hell with you. don't pay him a dime and let him live his life. he has the freedom and right to do what he wants to do. they also have the right to say see ya, nice knowing you. you don't need to be part of the nba anymore. don't have a problem with that position. >> steven a. smith. thank you. >> my man. no problem. >> thank you very much. >>> a lot of promises made. a lot of promises kept. who is getting the blame for biden -- not kept i should say. who is getting the blam

francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. >>> let's go now to a fascinating development at the trump rally in iowa. here is the headline. trump hosts fast to his election lies look at the video. chuck grassley, the deen of the republican senate appears on stage to pick up trump's endorsement, the same stage from which trump repeated complete falsehoods about the 2020 election results. today, a new warning from a former trump insider about trump 2024. >> i think now, because his base is reacting to him the way that it is and polls are showing that he is still very much the leader of the republican party and very, very few republicans are refusing to speak up about his role in january 6, but also this current attack on democracy with regard to election integrity, i think he is going to run again. that's why i'm speaking out the way i am. i don't want him to run again. i think people aren't remembering that if he does run again in 2024, he will have no guardrails, because he will never have to worry about re-election. so he will do whatever he wants. he will hire whomever he wants. that includes people of the january 6th mind. >> my panel is back with me. don,

color who grew up in san francisco i understand how institutions can have an impact on communities of color. i think having my voice was important. that is where my passion liesistrict attorney's office for a little over nine years, if you include the time as an intern as well as volunteer da, all most 13 years. during the time with the da's office i had an opportunity to serve the community not only as the assistant district attorney but as director of community relations. that afforded the opportunity to have impact on the community in an immediate way. it is one thing to work to serve the rights of those without rights, victims. it is really rewarding to work to to further the goals of our office and the commitment we have as city employees and advocates for people who don't have a voice. i don't know of anyone surprised to see me in this role. maybe people have an impression what the director of the office of cannabis should be like, what their beliefs should be. i smash all of that. you grew up in the inner city of san francisco. my career path is not traditional. i don't think a person should limit themselves to reach full potential. i say that to young

francisco, independent line. caller: good morning, andrew. i'm so excited you are doing this. i am an independent because i am so tired of all of the lies.cited to be doing this. guest: forward. caller: yay. host: go ahead, caller. caller: i have no question, i'm just happy that andrew is running, and i am on team. guest: i will take it. i will take that as a question or comment. forward. we are going to move the country forward. if you are an independent who is sick and tired of the nonsense, join me, and we will clean it up. the founding fathers would be horrified at what has happened to us. it is going to get worse, not better, so let's be positive and fix this, and do it and a way that unifies the country. we are beautiful people. if you get someone individually to talk to you, lovely. [laughter] you know what i mean? what the heck is happening to us? i have talked to thousands and thousands of americans of every background and environment -- rural, suburban, city -- and we can get along together beautifully if we actually see ourselves as human beings. but we are being set up. we are in set up to be at each other's throats. we have