commissioner harrington?n't have a question, but i needed to comment that 10% of the contract will be going to michael o'shaughnessy construction company. it is a nice roundabout way to get back to the o'shaughnessy. >> commissioner paulson. >> ranger has a history of working on contracted out stuff for the agency. does it not? or is this the first time? >> ranger pipeline has successfully done a lot of our main replacement programmes and projects and reservoir projects and they have been very successful in the past and with projects from other public agencies. >> just give me one example for the record, if you me. [indiscernible] >> what? >> recently they did the main replacement work on van ness avenue as part of the bart work. there was a subcontractor for the 4 miles of main replacement as part of the van ness bart. they recently did all the water work for sfmta, in which the p.u.c. did the water main replacement and both of those projects were very successful. they did great work. >> thank you. i just wa

host: ashley harrington. guest: for-profits are an issue and they have been benefiting off of loopholes for years. the nine to 10 role you refer to, there is a role in the higher education act that for-profits cannot get more than 90% of their revenue from -- the loophole is that does not include v.a. dollars and dollars for veterans and so what are prophets do is to make that other 10% rather than having it in something that people are willing to invest in, willing to pay for as public and nonprofits do. they got that by targeting veterans and targeting with these low quality, high cost degrees. we have to hold for-profits accountable, they are driving up defaults, they drive up the cost and that is -- there are other ways to do that. hold -- we have strong regulations, we have a strong on mineral that was rolled back in the previous administration. we have a strong borrowers to repayment rule. the nine to 10 role indus and it was just closed, but we have to have a rulemaking on that. we are hopefully making

commissioner harrington? >> commissioner harrington: at the risk of listening to public comment, it does seem like there were other suggestions. without making it too accuracy, we you come back next time, could we talk about moving forward directly, suspending and negotiating, implementing early or i think it was called a third party blind review? i think you're hearing their frustration about movement. >> president maxwell: i think it will be important to talk about what we need to do that. some of them, we need other people. we need the modesto and the turlock. we need them to be able to do early implementation. i think we need to have an idea what that would entail on each one of those. commissioner ajami, did you have something to add? >> commissioner ajami: i wanted to say quickly, i appreciate everybody's comments. i'm not sure what the blind review really meant. i'm on one of the boards of the national academy. that's why i say that. i think that's a possibility. i'm not sure whether it's blind just ba

host: ashley harrington.st: for-profits are an issue and they have been benefiting off of loopholes for years. the nine to 10 role you refer to, there is a role in the higher education act that for-profits cannot get more than 90% of their revenue from -- the loophole is that does not include v.a. dollars and dollars for veterans and so what are prophets do is to make that other 10% rather than having it in something that people are willing to invest in, willing to pay for as public and nonprofits do. they got that by targeting veterans and targeting with these low quality, high cost degrees. we have to hold for-profits accountable, they are driving up defaults, they drive up the cost and that is -- there are other ways to do that. if we want to hold -- we have strong regulations, we have a strong on mineral that was rolled back in the previous administration. we have a strong borrowers to repayment rule. the nine to 10 role indus and it was just closed, but we have to have a rulemaking on that. we are hopefu

chris harrington from d. w. sports is here to tell us all about it, chris, an absolutely fabulous night for italy. tell us how the evening unfolded. what a beautiful opening ceremony. you had huge multicolored balls dropping from the roof drummers as well. the city from the roof and then famous italian dinner. andrea bocelli serenaded the crowd with nothing dorm on one of the balls. most famous songs translate to italian, let no one sleep. and the action of the pitch was fitting because it was a great night for the home side. italy, you know, turkey in italy, you know, i felt going into the match. you know, they have problems, italy dominated the ball, the own go led to italy getting on the scoreboard 1st. then a former dorman player. shiro immobile a score 2 goals and the 3rd one with a nail in the coffin, i think a strong start to the tournament, considering what they've missed. italy's missed out on big tournaments in the recent past. you know, so it's really good and i think the 16000 and fans were delighted

who were lost in a group unlikely to be playing well, joining us for more on this story is chris harrington from d w. sports cress. what's the latest in this controversy? it seems there's been a lot, a lot of backlash against the way from. yeah, well the biggest backlash has been the actions we see through several stadiums here in germany that have decided to shine rainbow colors at their stadiums. you have cologne, frankfurt, berlin and wolf burg, outburst all over germany. and, you know, i think it's a way to show that it's more than a political decision, of course, that you a call. they're going to remain behind this organizational idea. but this is an opportunity to show that we're all one person the human caught it. it really speaks to intolerance, and i think it's very good that clubs have stepped up and just one thing there might not be allowed to have rainbow colors at allianz serena. but they will be distributing $10000.00 rainbow flags. so inside the stadium, i think the rainbow will be very well represented. and i send the message, they want to send us a hungry. what about the pl

chris 10 christine harrington. thank you. thank you. now hungry could phase an official investigation into claims that their fans racially abused france in their much in budapest, there were reports of monkey chance when france strike columbia was on the ball. current benjamin who has algerian was also verbally abused. the ball authorities punished hungry in the past or racism of the side travel to germany or the final match. in formula one maximus stop in to secure poll position for the french grumpy. the red bull driver is not perfectly place to expand his narrow championship lead of a dr. lewis hamilton. the serenity of summer in the south of france broken this weekend to 5. what could be a turning point in the formula? one season? next step is on track to try and louis hamilton must avoid moments, atlantic coastal lay like you to notice. the mercedes has been uncharacteristically off the pace of light finished drive belts and he bought us pushed hard to close. the gap is final qualifying through to a close, not with the stamp and mi

it's going to be a mess up to look forward to christ harrington from b to b for thank you very much. thank you. and we just have time for reminder of our top story. now. germany's chancellor and michael has hold on the european union to open direct talk with russia president blood and if the suggestion is taken up, it would mark a change and strategy for brussels ties with moscow. are stream coming out in the information you share on the internet help computers predict how you will both. that's in our documentary series doc fail, looking at the role of artificial intelligence in election se choose yes. can you hear me now? yes, we can hear you and we'll bring you back or you've never had before. just so with what is, who is the medical really what was the way, myron and critic to join us for macros last the ah.

let's bring and cress harrington from d w sports and hi chris. what more can you tell us about naomi seconds, departure from this tournament? well, you know, she went into a little more details on social media and it came, you know, it surprised me that since 2018, that's when she was our 1st grand slam. that's when her depression started, and since then she's been dealing with that. a lot of social anxiety as well. typically you see her wearing headphones and then she explained why she does that. so she can kind of del, out, you know, the crowd and other things like this and, you know, just her actions are a strong reminder to all of us that we're all human, no matter our position or no, no matter our ability. and you know, i think it took a quite a bit of courage for her to do what she did. why this is raising a lot of questions about whether the mental health of athletes is being taken seriously. mean is it? well, let me just highlight a few issues, a few athletes that have had a share that they've had mental issues. michael phelps, a no swimm

i was my colleague, chris harrington. the drum on the pitch between germany and hungry was proceeded by a rift with torment. tournament organizer, you wafer. it blocked a request to illuminate the munich stadium and rainbow colors in support of hungary, l g, b t q. community. after a law was passed that the, you condemned as discriminatory. your wave has said the request would violate its political neutrality. but that's the stop soccer fans and other stadiums across germany from showing their solid arity. here are some pictures of what they did. the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the the the the the, the, you're watching dw news coming up next on d, w. news, asia, we will look at how taiwan was a poster child of pandemic. prevention is scrambling to contain outbreaks and find that seems plus to industry clash in the waters of indonesia with miners encroaching on fishing ground and preserving pakistan's peacocks. we will see how conservation has helped save this pitiful, wild 1st have attacked the use of my colleague

chris harrington from the w sports is here to tell us all about it, chris, an absolutely fabulous night for italy. tell us how the evening unfolded. well, a beautiful opening ceremony. you had huge multicolored balls dropping from the roof drummers as well. the city from the roof and then famous italian dinner. andrea bocelli, sarah navy, the crowd with ness and dorm on one of the balls, most famous songs, translate to italian, let no one sleep. and the action of the pitch was fitting because it was a great night for the home side. italy, you know, turkey in italy, you know, i felt going into the match. you know, they have problems. italy dominated the ball, the own go led to italy getting on the scoreboard 1st, been a former dormant player, chiro immobile a score 2 goals. and the 3rd one with a nail in coughing, i think a strong start to the tournament considering what they've missed. italy's missed out on big tournaments in the recent past. you know, so it's really good and i think the 16000 and fans were delighted. you know, for the resort i think that they are the solvers favorites

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chris harrington from d. w for thank you so much for bringing that story. thank you. now this years copa america soccer tournament has been moved to brazil just 2 weeks before kick off that the competition could not be held in columbia and argentina as planned because of civil unrest and a corona virus surge. but the health situation is not much better in brazil, and that as many people questioning the move away from the original house preparations were under way in argentina before south america's governing body for football, con, my ball posted this message on twitter saying that argentine would not be hosting the copa america due to present circumstances. now it's up to brazil in normal times, certainly a country capable of hosting such an event. but these aren't normal times. opinions are mixed up with some form. it's been through worse times. here. brazilians may be wounded, but never defeated. so we'll be there to cheer for the brazilian team. and also says home, but as a name are they my name are, will be the main man at this copa america, meals. this is not th

and we have chris harrington from d. w. sports to talk about the germany match, of course, crest germany really did just scrape through, didn't they? yes they did. it doesn't really matter. you know, how you get there? what matters is you get there, but you know, early in the match, it looked like hungry. had headed their way into the knockout stages. you know, in a long time to feel like you're on a roller coaster that just went in the straight freefall for a moment. if you're supporting the german side. and then after the break, chi hobbits comes through levels before you get a bit of joy. i mean, it gets sucked right out of you because within a blink of an eye hungry, you know, they take the advantage once again. and then you see the 1st team get a bit tired, lethargic, and so forth on the pit. you'll give up, makes the right call subs in jamal moves. jala was one key step out of the to 2 minutes later. beautiful. the risk scores equalizes takes the rebounding gives the hungry crowd the heart. you know, it was a beautifu

many reasons chris harrington. d. w for thanks so much. thank you. when our world powers are gathering and berlin for a new push to secure a lasting p seal in libya, in these talks, which are led by germany and the united states, leaders will be discussing their pledges to withdraw foreign fighters from the north african country. they also want to insure the war and torn state stays on track toward december general elections. libya has been unstable since they nato backed uprising top a long time leader mancha duffy in 2011. oil rich country was been divided between a you want supporting government to the capital and rival authorities based in the countries east before a transitional government took power earlier this year. german foreign minister, hypo mass, said that many challenges still lie ahead in the pursuit for a staple. libya. melinda, this is the man mall marg. adolphe spiritual rain, kept libya together, for, for she is in 2011. protest against his rule quickly grew into a country wide rebellion. in september 2011, gadhafi was captured and

harrington versus we own the distinguished old lady, and the plucky underdog with hair to match really winning out actually on the own, are top dogs. now. all that remains in special price for the various gen who will be peddling into a new coaching the next season. we got them from super practical pencil moving boxes, and that's that buyer and have received their silverware already. if you need somewhere to put it guys, you can always ask lovey, oh, between delight, i'm dispatch and it's all over brave and they all down frustration and she relation. i'm now age the face show a returning to the lead the battle to make or stay in the disney. it's an emotionally charged affair, ending in dramatic failure. for some success. football can be so painful. the match day says he lost that benefit, mathematically sealed, shall, because faith relegated from the buddha's legal for the 1st time in 33 years shall because fate was sealed early, but others resisted, was seen at the midway mark minds were alongside, shall adrift at the bottom then came those benson as former mines player under coaches

let's bring and cress harrington from d w sports. i. hi, chris. what can you tell us about naomi sac, his departure from this tournament? well, you know, she went into a little more details on social media and it came, you know, it surprised me that since 2018, that's when she was our 1st grand slam. that's when her depression started, and since then she's been dealing with that. a lot of social anxiety as well. typically you see her wearing headphones in this. she explained why she does that. so she can kind of del, out, you know, the crowd and other things like this and, you know, just her actions are a strong reminder to all of us that we're all human, no matter our position or no, no matter our ability. and you know, i think it took a quite a bit of courage for her to do what she did. well, this is raising a lot of questions about whether the mental health of athletes is being taken seriously. mean is it? well, let me just highlight a few issues. if you have these that have had a share that they've had mental issues. michael phelps unknown swi

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august 30th i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news.ta clara university celebrated the class of 2021 with the virtual graduation as well as a limited in person celebration. the university gave diplomas to 1468 seniors who came from 41 states and 12 countries yesterday about 1200 were able to walk in cap and gown across the stage, the speeches and awards were streamed online today, valedictorian haley howard encouraged appears to envision their future with radical hope. how will you use the knowledge that you have gained as a student at santa clara university? will you perpetuate current realities and expectations? or will you be courageous enough to live from a place of radical hope can honestly say the university also gave a special shout out to their women's soccer team. the broncos, who won the national championship in the midst of the pandemic. a playground at oakland's franklin elementary school, received an assist from stuff and aisha curry. why stephanie asia's eat, learned play foundation contributed to rebuilding the playground

chris harrington from d. w for thank you so much for bringing us that story. thank you. or some ballistic of football news. now by your munich ceo cal hind fulman stepping down 6 months earlier than expected with home. and i get an office, byron one, the trouble of all 3 major trophies in one season on 2 different occasions. one minute successor is former goalkeeper oliver con. he's already been involved in club business and was behind negotiations to sign really a night of mine as fire and coach now reaching the summit of mount everest as a challenge for any climber. for one who is disabled, you might think the difficulties would be insurmountable. but one chinese mountaineer has managed to overcome this disability to reach the peak. disputed shows, images of a thief, few would have thought possible. 46 year old chinese climate, young hong reaching the summit of mount everest. what is remarkable is that he is blind or listening hasn't happened. i was very scared because i couldn't see where i was walking, and i couldn't find my center of gravity, so sometimes i would fu

joining me, jenny harrington, and joe terranova is here. steve weiss as well. let's check stocks it has been a wait and see mode. we see it in the indices, custom are virtually flat dow and the s&p, there is the nasdaq touching positive ten-year not expecting much given the fact it is sitting at 1.48 banks, lower oil, two and a half-year high. david teppers made some interesting comments today at conference saying he is long oil stocks pointing to occidental petroleum as one that stock was on the move we will get into much of that coming up in a second. there is oxy getting a lift, no doubt on the hedge fund manager david tepper's comments. we are not expecting much today steve weiss. we are not expecting much. my question is then what what are viewers supposed to do post fed >> it depends on what your expectations are if nothing happens, as you say, and as is consensus, then i think you have more of the same. i don't think it is an all leer to really load up, that rates are going to stay at a 1.5 ten-year forever let's going to be let's look to the next meetin

he and martin kaymer have been added to the backroom team by europe captain padraig harrington.ng for wimbledon, which starts on monday. she beat the australian lizette cabrera in straight sets. wales and ospreys flanker justin tipuric will start for the lions in their match againstjapan at murrayfield on saturday. he replaces hamish watson, who suffered concussion in training yesterday. that's all from me. i'll hand you back to john watson now, at wembley. thanks very much. we know of those big games to come in group f, but still plenty to be decided in group e as well, with spain in action at the moment. as things stand, they are on the brink of going through as group winners. 5—0 they are leading at the moment against slovakia, certainly given a hand a helping hand for theirfirst certainly given a hand a helping hand for their first goal. the newcastle keeper save the penalty from morata with a real howler trying to keep this effort out. he went from hero to zero very quickly, the manchester city defender added another header there, making 2—0, on the brink of going through t

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news.school districts nationwide are preparing for a surge in enrollment for kindergarten this fall, many districts are hiring more teachers in anticipation of what could be one of the largest kindergarten classes ever. educators are also prepare. hearing for many students to be less prepared than usual due to lower preschool attendance rates. research found the number of four year olds enrolled in preschool fell from 71% before the pandemic to 54% during the covid crisis, many restaurants and shops are starting to put up those help wanted signs on their windows, and even more jobless scenes are being posted online as ktvu claudine wang reports, career experts say there is reason to be optimistic about the job market. no doubt it's been a rough road when it comes to jobs. and while we aren't out of the woods yet, what a difference a year makes it has taken a one in this situation now is really good. people have every right to feel optimistic and hopeful jobs were added for four straight mon

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news, right, elissa. thank you for that. update. santa clara county is updating its covid-19 health orders this morning, county officials announced that santa clara county is phasing out its last public health order, which was issued in may. this is due to the states reopening guidelines. lines and cal osha's new workplace guidance on masks. the key under these cal osha regulations is that to be considered fully vaccinated, the employer must have documentation of your vaccination status. callous has explained an f accuse on its website that you can obtain that documentation through means such as a self attestation, just like was provided under the counties may eight. 10th order 80% of all eligible people 12 and older in santa clara county have received at least one of their doses of vaccine. 72% are fully vaccinated. that's the highest vaccination rate of any county in the united states, the court system and contra costa county will relax its rules on masks and social distancing. starting today, people inside county courtrooms will

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. alright, elissa. thank you for that. we are following some breaking news out of emeryville. right now. here's a live picture of interstate 80, where crews are on the scene of an overturned truck. this is in the eastbound direction of 80 right near the powell street expert exit. you can see. at least three lanes are blocked right there. traffic very slow in the area. i'm looking at my phone right now at the traffic conditions that it's backed up past oak street on 8 80 in oakland, this is for cars headed through emeryville into the berkeley area. 5 80 is also backed up westbound five eighties, so this has been underway for a good 90 minutes. you can see they are far from cleaning up the scene as that truck is still on its side. the tow truck is there so eventually this will get cleared up. but. not a great start to the friday commute there as you roll through the emeryville and berkeley area in the eastbound direction of interstate 80 people are being told to avoid the area, possibly take some city streets as an alternate

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. the number of americans seeking unemployment benefits fell last week for 1/5 straight week. labor department says jobless claims dropped to 385,000 nationwide that's down 20,000 from the week before a d. unemployment claims actually rose to their worst level in more than a month. that's 74,000 workers filed initial claims last week. that's up by more than 3700 from just the week before. state senator dave court easy and other lawmakers are presenting a plan to provide a universal basic income to foster children in california. this money will go to young people who are starting to age out of the foster care system in transitioning into adulthood $1000 a month would be given to about 2500 young people and will be administered by the department of social services over the course of three years. san francisco district attorney chase aberdeen joined other advocates today for a virtual news conference. this is a very, very small cost to pay for a huge reward and benefit to society's most vu

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news.omeless encampment in sausalito has been cleared out and relocated after months of protests from the people living there off the property law ford or get off the problem. this is a battle, but this is just a battle, right? this isn't this isn't the end, of course, no matter what happens, police got the encampment got to the encampment just south of dunphy park yesterday morning with orders to remove the remaining people. in some cases, people had to be carried out. the city says people at the site are being moved to nearby marine ship park coming up at noon. we'll continue to follow the latest developments surrounding that wildfire burning up near the california oregon boundary. the challenges crews are facing and to help they're getting from the bay area. also, if you're planning an international trip, you might want to make sure you've ordered your passport with plenty of time to spare. delays that are leading to some people having to unexpectedly what if you could push a button and

ktvu is elissa harrington as the story. i was sleeping in a deep sleep, and i heard a huge crash, which i thought was a crash of lightning. but it continued for i'd say 15 20 minutes. barry cohen lives at the champlain towers, south condos in oceanfront building in surfside, florida near miami beach. cohen was rescued by firefighters after part of his building collapsed in the middle of the night. i opened up the door, which goes into the hallway, and there was a huge pile of just rubble. the whole area that the north wing of the building had collapsed. aerial footage shows the destruction twisted metal pieces of the building hanging off balconies, furniture, mattresses and crushed cars. little surfside has experienced a catastrophe. this is the very. that moment in our community, and especially the city of surfside was something like this actually happens. the collapse happened around 1:30 a.m. eastern time it took out a whole wing of the high rise. witnesses say it sounded like an explosion. some ran to the scene and hear

and your money we'll debate it with our investment committee joining me for the hour today, jenny harrington, ceo of gilman hill asset management. josh brown, steve weiss, jon najarian here as well. nice to see everybody. go to the wall stocks sloshing around again today. the dow is positive, everything else though. negative ten-year yield, 1.62. there is much focus again on meme-stock, amc, blackberry, others on the movement dr. j, you are in the thick of it trading a lot of this stuff talk to me >> well, scott, it was absolutely incredible. it has been incredible really all year in some of the so-called meme-stocks. i more or less figure they're rebel stocks because they're not regular wall street folks that are driving them but i have a lot of respect for the folks on reddit that are ganging up on these stocks, scott. yesterday those individuals accounted for 4.6 million option contracts traded in those, just in amc now, that is eight times the volume of all of the faang stocks options combined. now, i didn't say all of their stock trading combined, and there's a reason for that, scott. t

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. on summer camp last year this summer is offering them the chance to make up for that mistime. the same goes for the camping industry. actually, strom our reports. let's switch days here. oakland a's by the way, because we need to stay on top of this incredible team in the east bay. the ayes remain at the top of the american league west after the two mats on the a's had a powerful game against the royals. let's start with the first inning here. matt chapman hit a solo homer to give the a's a one. nothing lead. matt olsen had two solo shots of his own one in the third, another in the fifth. olson now has 18 homers on the year, the aids went on to win the 63. they'll host the angels tonight. first pit scheduled for 6 40. well the a's bats were hot. the giants were not in the first, the nationals, kyle schwarber hit a solo homer of johnny cueto. then in the second schwarber does it again, this time with two men on base to give the nats of for nothing lead. washington goes on to win five.

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, denny's restaurants in santa clara. county today are hosting a fundraiser to help the veta shooting victims families. the chain is donating, needing 50% of all dinan proceeds to the families. cashiers at the restaurants will also accept donations from people who are not eating at denny's today, and the company says all of that money will go to the families. the veta shooting and families of the victims are the focus of our giving day drive this week. you can participate by supporting working partnerships usa, which is working with the union of the vita just can the q r code that you see there on your screen to learn more later tonight. the windsor town council is set to discuss who will replace former mayor dominic for poli poli resigned last month after at least nine women accused him of sexual assault or misconduct. he has denied t. the four remaining council mem r ranks. appoint someone from outside hold a special election now to the coronavirus starting today. two more bay area counties are allowed to ease up on cov

ktvu is elissa harrington has been following the president's busy schedule in the uk and joins us now live alyssa. that's right. you know, it's been a jam packed day in president joe biden has said that he plans to work with allies to try to promote a more inclusive global economy. president joe biden met with other world leaders in the united kingdom to kick off the first full day of the g seven summit. the group of seven consists of the world's major economies. the united states, canada, the uk, germany, france, italy and japan. leaders are meeting in the uk to discuss global issues like climate change, the global tax rate and the pandemic. british prime minister boris johnson started the conversation at a round table. we need to make sure that we learn the less since from the pandemic, we may need to make sure that we don't repeat some of the errors that we doubtless made in the course of the last 18 months or so, and we need to make sure that we now allow our economies to recover. the event has also attracted protesters. are activists demanding protection for the world's oceans. t

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. alright, alyssa. thank you for that. police officers in pittsburgh responded to a car accident earlier this morning, but once on scene, they quickly realized this was going to be a homicide investigation. ktvu is candese charles has the story. and that's what again that's what it woke us up. it was pretty loud. it was about three wednesday morning when martha rivera was woken up by two pops and allow bang outside her home in pittsburgh. some like it was a crash across the street, my red contreras and her boyfriend heard the same set of crushing sound rushing outside to make sure it wasn't their car, only to find a man in a car wounded crying out for help. at that moment, my boyfriend was the one that, um. kind of seen someone in the car. um he ran over there and as soon as he wad asked him for help. so at that moment, he immediately um, asked me to come in and get the phone and call 911 pittsburgh pd received a call at about 3 15 about a crash at this intersection. she has to circle and eldorado road. when they arrived,

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. on the peninsula.are looking for thieves who stole more than $100,000 and handbags. it happened monday night at palo alto at the louisville thanh store that is at the stanford shopping center group of 11. young people ran into the store and swipe some 36 designer handbags and then ran off. now police are trying to determine if the same group stole the same from neiman marcus last month, where a group of at least 10 people stole 43 handbags worth $150,000. that literally gives me the chills. that's like crazy. i can't even wrap my mind around that this is such a nice shopping center where you don't really hear things like that happening, so it's just shocking to me. police say the suspects escaped in five different cars. nobody was injured and no weapons were used. advocates for people who are homeless in san francisco are fighting back against the city for towing cars that have unpaid parking tickets. protesters told ktvu henry leave that for many homeless people living in their cars and vehicles. the

come back from the ward district, rivals to the battle of berlin, harrington vs window and the distinguished old lady. and the plucky underdog with hair to naturally winning out actually on the on are top dogs now. all that remain special prize for the various gen who'll be settling into a new coaching the next season. we got them from super practical pencil, moving boxes. and that's that buyer and have received their silverware already. if you need somewhere to put it guys, you can always ask levy oh, between delight, i'm just so low that brave and they all down frustration and she relation and now the facial board returning to the boot in the battle to make or stay in the disney it's an emotionally challenge to fire, ending in dramatic failures for some killers, expense, football can be so painful. the match day 30 last that be referred mathematically still shall, because faith relegated from the buddha's legal for the 1st time in 33 years shall could, fate was sealed early, but others resisted, was seen at the midway mark minds were long fight, shall adrift the bush him then came those fe

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. we're now hearing from one of the men who held a san francisco police officer as she was being attacked in chinatown. what do you think would have happened to this officer? if you were not there. um, i think that the other bystanders probably would have helped slow down the incident. and i think that the san francisco police department actually did respond quite quickly. michael waldorf says he's done crisis intervention work for years, so he's familiar with problems facing the mentally ill. it says the biggest issue right now is funding programs that can help in the long term. the problem of mental illness and specifically people who are violent. mentally ill is not being addressed properly. the officer was transported to the hospital to be treated for injuries. she has since been released and is said to be recovering. starting today, two more bay area counties are allowed to ease covid restrictions. marin is now the least restrictive yellow tear, joining santa clara, san francisco a

ktvu elissa harrington spoke with the new mayor about.that i will well and safely discharged. the duties discharge the duties upon which i'm about to enter upon which i'm about to enter. windsor's vice mayor, sam salmon was sworn in as mayor last night, the town council voted 3 to 1 to appoint salmon to the position. i'm hoping to bring a little may bear. to the town of windsor and unless a broadway in a zoom interview, salmon said his appointment was spontaneous, and he had the chance to turn it down, but did not. he has served on windsor's town council since 1994 and has been mayor in the past. i've served under every manager of the town of winters had since it was incorporated in 1992. and hopefully that means something because that that is a real important relationship. some residents used public comment to push for newly elected council member rosa reynosa to fill the mayor's seat. instead others called for a special election. oh i believe rosa one knows a should be appointed mayor, as was already previously stated, um. over 70 email

and, um, i think we just have to have a different outlook on things have been i'm elissa harrington ktvu online series showcasing their lgbtq fans. the team is sharing stories about the 40 niner faithful during pride month. other productivity is including the first ever genderless retail line by an nfl team 49ers logo. these are highlighted in rainbow colors on an assortment of items, including shirts, caps, sweatshirts, decals and signs earlier today, on mornings on to the nine we spoke to the 40, niners chief administrative officer, she said the new line is part of the organization's commitment and support for the lgbt community. we see our fans that we celebrate all of our fans that if you're a niner, we really don't care what other identity you may have, and we wanted there to be something for everyone. all proceeds go to lgbt q charities and for the third consecutive year, the 40 niners will host an lgbtq activism sports panel on june 22nd. and we're celebrating pride all month, go to ktvu .com to see more stories like this, and interviews will have throughout the month of june. cel

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. fighters now testing its covid-19 vaccine on children. 5 to 11 years old kaiser facilities in oakland and santa clara are taking part in the vaccine trials and more than 4500 children are being tested around the world at 98 different medical facilities does is probably about the one thing that is different, but other than that, in terms of the sign they come in, they get the blood will get they're getting so swap for baseline. get the vaccine. data from the trials could be available by the end of summer. the next phase of testing will be on children between two and four years old. cal osha is holding a special meeting tonight to once again reconsider mask regulations in a marathon meeting just last week, the standards board ruled california workers could go masculine at work, but only if everyone in the room was vaccinated. but the state's health officer sent a letter to the board reiterating that the state plans to do away with most masking and social distancing. requirements for vac

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. anti semitic crimes are on the rise in the u.e intensified over the last month. well, coming up next what the federal government has planned to help stop them, plus another legend of college football, now accused of hiding decades of sexual abuse by a team doctor, including allegations from the coaches own son. at worksman cycles, we've been building bikes for a hundred years. but our customers' needs have changed, so we expanded our product line to include electric cycles. we used the unlimited 1.5 percent cash back from our chase ink business unlimited ® credit card to help purchase tools and materials to build new models. and each time we use our card, we earn cash back to help grow our business. it's more than cycling, it's finding innovative ways to move forward. chase for business ® . make more of what's yours ® . blame the increase on the recent conflict between israel and hamas. the president has directed the justice department to deploy more resources to combat the search in hate crimes, but many say a united front is wh

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news.ow on the likely recall election of governor newsom, the state department of finance estimates it will cost about $250 million elected officials say the state will cover the expense, not the county's organizers collected 130,000 signatures beyond the amount needed to qualify for a recall election and they're still being verified. the election could be held in late august or early september. still to come. president biden wraps up his first full day in the uk after talks with the prime minister. they're discussing issues like climate change, cyber threats and trade at starbucks is now facing an ingredient shortage ranging from non dairy milks to breakfast sandwiches and even coffee beans. we will tell you why. at worksman cycles, we've been building bikes for a hundred years. but our customers' needs have changed, so we expanded our product line to include electric cycles. we used the unlimited 1.5 percent cash back from our chase ink business unlimited ® credit card to help purchase to

come back from the ward district, rivals to the battle of berlin. harrington verses we own, the distinguished old lady, and the plucky underdog with her hand. that's really winning. i was actually on the own, are top dogs. now. all that remains in special prize for the various jobs who will be settling into a new coaching. so next season we got them some super practical tempo and moving boxes. and that's that buyer and have received their silverware already. if you need somewhere to put it guys, you can always ask levy oh, between delight and dispatch and it's all over brave and they all down frustration and she's relation. and now the facial board cook are returning to the booth in the battle to make or stay in the boon. disney. it's an emotionally challenge to fire, ending and dramatic failures to some killers. fast football can be so painful. the match day says he lost that be referred mathematically sealed, shall because faith relegated from the wounded legal for the 1st time in 33 years shall because fate was sealed early, but others resisted. what seemed at the midway mark minds for a l

i was last night, chris harrington from the w 4 to see to tell us all about that, chris. there was definitely a great start for a return of how things on for that for the night. well, it was a beautiful opening ceremony. there were fire work, literally and figuratively with the crowd. the beautiful faces finally began, says back, you know, and then there were giant balls also descended, and the crowd was serenaded, but with the angelic voice of italy's own andrea bocelli. you say it was all nice. i think it was heavily favoring italy and the results showed as much, you know, a game of defense from turkey. the 1st goal was an own goal. he just had this feeling that italy was going to break it and they actually did. in the 2nd half shiro immobile a former dormant player that at the 2nd goal. and then the 3rd goal was as you know, the daily coughing up in italy is the, are the clear favorites to win their group group a. and you know, i think it was nice especially having the fans back. i think that's the most important element. and that's what we were all missing in this spo

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come back from the boy strict rivals to the battle of berlin. harrington versus own, the distinguished old lady, and the plucky underdog with hair cannot really winning out actually, on the, on the top dogs. now, all that remains in special pride for the various gen who'll be settling into a new coaching the next season. we call them some super practical tempo, moving boxes, and that's that buyer and have received their silverware already. if you need somewhere to put it guides, you can always ask levy oh, between delight and despair. and it's all over there to pray. then they all down frustration and relation. and now the face show a returning to the the battle to make all stay in the disney get. it's an emotionally challenged the fact ending in dramatic failure for some killers expect football can be so painful. the match day 30 last that be referred mathematically sealed, shall because fight relegated from the buddhist legal for the 1st time in 33 years shall cause fate was sealed early, but others resisted, was seen at the midway. mark minds were alongside, shall adrift the bottom.

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news.shows are returning to las vegas, and the performers say they are more than ready. circus soleil is going to start live unrestricted performances in sin city on july 1st, but it's not just big performances that are returning casino tables are filled arenas are packed and niche business conventions are brimming with why i tourists. was certainly concerned, and i think everybody in our industry was, you know, we didn't know how people would react. people would feel comfortable going out again sitting next to other people if they feel comfortable, you know, going without a mask, whatever. it wasn't and we're seeing that that's not an issue at all. booking agents say they're seeing pent up demand for live shows and booking at 2019 levels through 2023 encouraging news on the national covid vaccination rate 14 states have now reached 70% vaccination rate for residents, president biden had set a goal of getting at least one covid vaccine dose into the arms of 70% of adults by the fourth of ju