jocelyn, do you miss the old howard stern?the running for a hosting job on his channel. >> you're the best. >> so he is my potential future boss. i will say i do not consider woke being a compliment. rachel ziegler who will play the new snow white, he supposedly stalked her. he didn't stalk her. he found her in the forest. a guy responded to my comment and said you're so woke. i said what kind of weird definition do you have for being woke that reciting the facts of a known fairy tale is being woke? to me being woke is cramming down and ramming ultra pc liberal ideology down my throat. i don't let anyone ram anything down my throat. >> it is great advice unless you are planning on an endoscopy. but you'll be unconscious for that so you won't feel it. i just think it is all because he is -- he got new friends. he got -- you know, he hangs out with a different group of people and he -- no? he's scared. >> ike turner saying he was for women's rights. >> i can't come back to that one. all right. up next, did they dress like mutts

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just opened up across and there are plenty of restaurants and bars can also benefit for tonight. >> jocelyn reporting there from redwood city. >>> and this is the fruit would district. industries make some unique beers in the area and they are going oktoberfest with unique music, foods, and games. >> we are doing interesting things like sausage toss, stein holdings, and we will have good german music and german food. it will be a great time for the community and for the bay area. >> so put on your leader hose an early scepter apron or do them both. why not? >>> and if you want to make the trek down to monterey, the famous jazz festival will be going on all weekend. it is the longest continuously running jazz festival in the world. musicians like snarky puppy, dianne reeves, and louis kato will be there. tickets are you go by lots of titles veteran, son, dadad. -it's s time to geget up. -no. hair s stylist andnd cheerlead. so a adding a "“studenent” te might t feel overwrwhelm. whatat if a schohool could be t there for a all of? career, , family, fifinancs anand mentntal health.h. it''s comi

know and but then i'll have to get the balance of i guess what i see and made it goes into effect jocelyn sky island st guidelines on the opposite show model is a compass indicates that the coast is now clear. the soldiers have gone. no, no, it's free to go and collect his gas bottles from venezuela. the other smugglers also take this opportunity to cross some of them carrying unexpected goods like this car engine. the many things have now become hard to get and venezuela, even chickens, poultry trafficking since becoming lucrative. but it's not always easy about this non drives, nearly a 100 chickens per day across the buddha and almost a $170.00 to get them in the car. and it's sort of the same. ok, he'll administrative level and they look at the list and they've got us in right now because it's just a mental company called me and also the the, this small trafficking business allows a dozen people to earn a living he left just 2 hours ago. but the logo is already back with his gas bottles. he's exhausted, the money was sit in the middle like a me for then i really like, let me say those

jocelyn benson's michigan secretary of state and michigan was, of course, one of the states where votingcretary benson, thank you for joining us. you have spoken to investigators in both the state and federal levels about this push of access voting systems. what can you tell us about what these investigators have been most interested in in those conversations? >> i think two things. first, thank you for having memes. the connection between what happened in michigan and the national conspiracy in a very detailed way. whether it is the voting machine breaches, the cases out of and from county, fed into a nationalist conspiracy that jettisoned into the -- capitol on january 6th, so drawing those connections with the meticulous focus on the facts and what was true and what is not and what does alleged and said, versus what actually happened, it was a lot of what we unpacked in our conversations with everyone at the state and federal level investigating these incidents. >> and it appears that sydney powell is a figure that is at the center of so much of this. did they ask about her in particu

antonio ramos y jocelyn ospina, juntos pequeÑa hija de cinco aÑos nunca se imaginaron que unas papasscusiÓn, la empleada que los atendÍa, abriÓ fuego contra ellos. un video de vigilancia revelado hoy muestra el incidente contra la empleada supuestamente hace su trabajo. por alguna razÓn, se inicia la confrontaciÓn verbal entre ella y la familia. momentos mÁs tarde aparece alguien que parece ser otra empleada del mismo restaurante de comida rÁpida, mientras la agresora discute acaloradamente travÉs de la ventanilla con la familia que esperar a bordo de su vehÍculo y entonces la empleada se acerca la ventana y con una pistola, hay en que sabe esperar hacia la familia. milagrosamente nadie resultÓ herido. anthony ramos, quien conducÍa la camioneta logrÓ escapar acelerando a fondo su vehÍculo. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] >>la empleada que abriÓ fuego contra anthony y su familia habÍa sido condenada aÑos atrÁs por hacer amenazas terroristas. el abogado de la familia dice que la cadena de restaurantes de comidas deberÍa revisar los antecedentes criminales de sus empleados. paulina:

but i, as you made, it goes into effect jocelyn, sky island. saint guidelines on the opposite show model is a complex indicates that the coast is now clear. the soldiers have gone. no, no, it's free to go and collect his gas bottles from venezuela. the other smugglers also take this opportunity to cross some of them of carrying unexpected goods like this car engine. the many things have now become hard to get and venezuela, even chickens poultry trafficking since becoming lucrative. but it's not always easy about this non drives, nearly a 100 chickens per day across the buddha. it's almost a $170.00 to get them in the car, in a sort of see, okay, he'll administrative level as they look at the list and they've got it and why you're not going to be able to get them in a company called me. and all for the dinner this smo trafficking business allows a dozen people to and they're living he left just 2 hours ago, but the logo is already back with his gas bottles. he's exhausted the right. yeah. when it was sitting there, the middle. luckily you for then i really like let me of the the way of y

our jocelyn moran is at eagle landing how she made the south bay restoration project happen. >> reporteris restoration involves more than 15,000 acres. we are in an area that's been restored. there's wildlife. there's a place where you can go canoeing, and it's a part of the bay that has senator dianne feinstein's legacy engraved into it. >> this wouldn't have happened without her. she was the primary driving force behind the acquisition of the 15,000 acres of former salt ponds from cargill. >> reporter: dave haling is the project manager of the south bay salt pond restoration project, the largest wetlands project on the west coast. he says he often gives presentations on what they're doing here. they always include senator dianne feinstein's name. she played a pivotal role in the purchase of acres of salt ponds, so, instead, it could begin to look like this. >> well, this is one of the earliest bit of tidal marsh restoration that was in the restoration project. these ponds were open to tidal flows in 2008. >> reporter: in september of 2010, feinstein celebrated the first completed part

jocelyn moran reports this year was more special with 50 years of hip-hop . >> 50 years of being ableto say we never thought hip-hop would take it this far. >> reporter: mistah f.a.b. was among the people at hiero day honoring 50 years of hip-hop and 30 years of 93 till infinity, the first album. he is one of the founding members. >> everybody is celebrating hip-hop and treating it like i would should be treated. not just sort of the street art form that is lesser compared to all the other art forms and also probably started in the street. it is great. >> reporter: the celebration featured live music, vendors and community. people who are from here say this is what oakland is about. >> we love being black. >> probably. oakland is paul. >> reporter: she has been celebrating hiero day for years. >> we are celebrating the good vibes and all it brings to the community. it pop is the culture that brings everybody together. >> reporter: she is not lying. you could see it, you can feel it. >> oakland hip-hop is in my eyes always often under looked and underappreciated for the rest of the wor

. >> as jocelyn moran shows us, it is all part of an effort to transform. >> let me give you an ideahere we are located. you can see we are close to the theater and across the street from the courthouse square. that is where quite a few events happen and this attracts a lot of people. the ceo told us the peninsula was really like a desert. you saw cannabis businesses in san francisco and the south bay but not really along the peninsula. he is trying to change that. if you notice, it is part of efforts you are seeing to make downtown more inviting. >> pretty quick, pretty seamless. we have a no-touch door. come on in. >> reporter: you walk past the new business called juba. it is bright inside and you may not know exactly what is inside. >> was there a certain intent behind the design? >> yes. yes. the intent was to keep those walking by guessing. >> the dispensary just opened up downtown and it is part of a pattern you are seeing. efforts to revitalize the redwood city downtown area. doug is the ceo of juva . they wanted a clean aesthetic outside. >> so when somebody walked by you di

our jocelyn moran spoke to businesses and tourists in san jose. >> i did not get to see that much of it. >> micah and tobias are visiting san jose for conference relating to data streaming. while they did not get to explore much, they did walk around. >> there was not much in my site. >> pre-pandemic, most of our conventions were large tech groups coming in. a lot of those conventions have ceased to exist. >> pacheco's is a restaurant in the city center. during the week is where conferences help out. >> it is in lunchtime. it is a lot better in the nighttime as well. it helps a lot. >> that is the same case for guilt house, and nearby place for video games and also an area where you can hold the fence at. >> we like conventions a lot, especially gaming and anime and tech conventions. those kind of events, we will have a full house every day. >> nothing stop them from coming and they enjoy their stay. >> weather is much better than in germany at the moment. there was not enough time to look around more. >> would you come back? >> absolutely. >> we did ask about if reports on crime kep

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i'm joined right now by two secretaries of state, steve simon of minnesota and jocelyn benson of michiganemocrats. secretary benson, let me start with you. is this something that the state of michigan is looking into? i'm going to go to secretary simon first. secretary simon, is this something that your state, the state of minnesota, is looking into at all? >> well, in terms of our office, the office of secretary of state, we've been very clear. this is not our call. we are not the eligibility police. whether it's a constitutional argument or a residency argument or an age argument, that in minnesota is left to the courts. we have a tool, we have a vehicle in law for people to make these kinds of challenges. so if you're asking is whether i or our office, if we are considering unilaterally acting, we are not and we will not. our presumption is that if someone files for office in minnesota they are entitled to a spot on the ballot unless and until a court tells us otherwise. >> so that certainly makes sense. you need a legal precedent i would say. what about the politics of it? david frum,

joining me now is michigan's democratic secretary of state jocelyn benson.versees michigan's elections to try to make sure they remain free and fair. she received a presidential citizens medal for defending democracy after january 6th. and she is our, certainly my go to, as far as secretary of state are concerned. you and i have had so many, many conversations over the last few years. so, when this topic came up, when we had the conversation with judge luttig, i wanted to talk to you. i want him to say how are you thinking about this because you are thinking about these things all the time. welcome back to the show. let's talk about this. >> yes, thank you, ali. i'm really glad i could be here today because this is a really important discussion. i think the arguments for disqualification are quite strong. but we also have to recognize that we are in uncharted territory here. and there are counter arguments on the other side that need to be explored. the important question, even if you set aside the question of does this happen before or post a conviction? wh

jocelyn moran has her story. >> reporter: it is not an easy job . especially when summertime hits .peak temperatures. but farmworkers are working under the sun. she has seen her parents do it. she also helps them in the summer. we met her while she was working on a corn farm in the east bay. a couple weeks later she was packing up her things , ready to start her sophomore year at st. mary's . >> the journey to get to st. mary's i think is not as other people have it. >> reporter: a small private college reached out to her and they offered her a scholarship. the getting to this moment was everything but easy. >> when i got here i did not know any english. probably, hello. >> reporter: she came to the u.s. with her family 10 years ago. along with the difficulties of learning a new language in another country came bullying from her classmates . >> i got bullied from not knowing english. people would make fun of me because sometimes i would wear the same clothes or the shoes were not branded. >> reporter: her parents became her inspiration. >> i knew i wanted to give my parents a better

jocelyn moran has the story. >> we said we never knew if the hip-hop would be able to take it this farorter: here to celebrate 93 till infinity, one of their biggest records. >> it is good to see it considered a true art form and not just as a lesser street art form. >> reporter: the celebration featured live music vendors and communities who say this is what oakland is about. >> we love being black! >> oakland is proud! >> reporter: she has been celebrating for years. >> we are out here celebrating the good vibes and all that it brings to the community. hip-hop is a culture that brings everybody together. >> you could see it. you could feel it. >> oakland hip-hop is often overlooked and underappreciated by much of the world but we have so much pride that we will never let it be forgotten. >> reporter: with all the challenges the city faces, people love oakland say this is the part that not everybody sees. >> this is the side we are most proud about. >> just that the community will make it through all this. >>> what a day to be outside! we were talking earlier on one of our many shows

one san mateo county mom who lost her son to fentanyl tells jocelyn moran that this is a big step in the right direction, but there are more steps to take. >> this was one of:'s last school pictures. >> reporter: liz walker lost her son to an accidental fentanyl overdose. he had just started his senior year at high school in belmont. >> this was what we sent out to everyone. i think that that smile is what so many people remember. he came out smiling , except for the last year and a half of his life. >> reporter: liz and her husband only knew that he had been smoking weed. they did not think he had been experimenting with other drugs. >> he became addicted and on august 9th 2021 my husband found him face down in his room and he had taken a really small amount of cocaine that was largely fentanyl and he was gone. >> reporter: now liz is working to spread awareness as much as she can so that no other family has to go through the pain they felt. but she also wants people to understand the dangers out there. >> i hope that by spreading awareness more young people will understand that it

price is facing 3 a recall effort driven largely by victims' families who tell jocelyn moran they have been t out of the conversati >> reporter: this happene inside of a church in fremont. you have people there who supported the d.a. and then you had the critics. things got heated at another one of alameda county's town halls, especially when price talked about restorative justice. >> the basic tenet of restorative justice is about victims, making sure that victims have the opportunity to hold the person acuntable. >>i am a victim myself! i am a victim! >> reporter: victim rashida has been begging for a meeting with pamela price and has been told s is busy. for her this is extremely personal. she is the dow of kevin nishida, who was sh and killed as a security guard two years ago. >> what about the victims of this crime? of course i am the voice for kevin. >> reporter: during the town hall, the moderator asked perez how she and her department are listening to victims of crime. >> we are in contact, communication with victims across the board. >> reporter: that is when virginia nishida

jocelyn moran got to try it out tonight. from lobster you can smell it all. >> perfect. you can keep going down the line. >> jeremy what came here from modesto after seeing foodie land was coming to san jose on instagram. >> i looked up some tickets and saw they were coming here >> reporter: many are hearing about this through social media. it is also how people learn about some of the most popular vendors . big baby bottle was one that attracted many. >> we saw a lot of reels on their instagram. >> reporter: some vendors are out of town like los angeles. there are others that are local. >> san francisco, california, bay area! >> she has her own business called candy queen. it is her first time as a vendor. >> we always come to these places and feel like i don't have a chance. so, when i got approved to be a vendor i was like wow! >> reporter: she has a variety of suites including a strawberry shortcake caramel apple beer >> i use the word good to work because it is tailor-made. >> reporter: it is a time to spend chance with your friends and emily. for vendors, it is a c

jocelyn moran reports from the south bay how rideshare drivers are being impacted by this. >> reporter: mohammad has been an uber driver for eight years. at the san jose mineta international airport he's selective which rides to take on. thirty-three dollars for a three-mile trip to santa cruz and he may not take a rider back to san jose. >> coming back empty, got to make money. >> reporter: this is the reality for rideshare drivers in the bay area now, having to pay more for gas and in turn, working more hours in the day to make up for it. >> the gas price now is ridiculous. it's not good. >> reporter: hahn has been an uber driver five years now. >> people, we make like in a day 300, 250, but we're using like gas $20. now we make 300, we're pouring gas back like $90. >> reporter: so he's more strategic about his rides. >> now i came from san francisco airport to san jose. it was 37 miles, $32, but i choose it close to my home. i can easy pick up my kids from school. >> reporter: then there are commuters who drive far to get to work like manuel who drives to san jose from martinez. >>

our jocelyn moran has her story. >> reporter: it's not an easy job, especially when summertime hits. it means waking up earlier to avoid the peak temperatures, but still farmworkers are working under the sun. myra jimenez has seen her parents do it. she also helps them in the summer. we met her while she was working on a corn farm in the east bay. a couple weeks later she was packing up her things ready to start her sophomore year at st. mary's. >> the journey to get to st. mary's, i think it was not as other people have it. >> reporter: the small private college in moraga reached out to her. they offered her a scholarship, but getting to this moment here was everything but easy. >> when i got here, i did not know any english like probably just like hi or something like that. >> reporter: she came to the u.s. with her family about ten years ago. along with the difficulties of learning a new language in another country came bullying from her classmates. >> i did get bullied from not knowing english. people would make fun of me because sometimes i would wear like the same clothes or th

. >> but there's only one way to be sure and that's to check in with jocelyn moran who is live at levi's for us tonight. this is a really stressful night for all fans really. >> reporter: yeah. hey, guys. the 9ers are going into this home opener 2-0. what more can you ask for from fans here? people are still making their way inside. we talked to a couple people. there's even fans coming from new york, not just because they're new york giants fans. some of them are 9ers fans. it is heritage night and that celebration started on the way from the tailgate outside here. let's go to some video here. you had some mexican flags out there. you could see it from a distance. the 9er faithful, we know they are dedicated. you got a lot of fans who are latino and they come with their flags. one family was having a birthday part. you could hear them from a distance in the parking lot. there are a lot of families here who come ready with their food. one person we met, adrian franco, he drove from tracy. he says he's been coming to games the last 20 years and the 9ers honor latino heritage month, that's

vice mayor jocelyn manalo says daly city recreation activities will be held indoors for the rest of the week for the safety of seniors and youth. a spare the air alert is expected to stay in effect until tomorrow. and unhealthy conditions for sensitive groups may continue until friday. in redwood city, suzannephan abc7 news. >> all right. from the south bay now over to the east bay where the effects of the smoke felt all over oakland children's fairyland had to close early because of the poor air quality and the oakland zoo. they never even got that far. they decided in the morning they would close for the entire day. a preschool near lake merritt ended up having to send the kids home after the air got worse throughout the day today, we had probably about 40 students come by and they were only able to play for about two hours before we had to make that phone call to send them home early. oakland public schools took precautions, including keeping kids with sensitive conditions like asthma indoors for the day. the district says canceling classes that is a last resort. >> breathing in bad

jocelyn ran to talk to businesses and tourists in san jose. >> i actually love to stay over here. i did not get to see that much of it. >> reporter: michael and tobias are visiting san jose from germany for a conference relating to data streaming. while they did not get to explore much, they did walk around. >> it was a nice day. restaurants were cool, nice food that we had. so i enjoyed it. >> pre-pandemic, most of our conventions were large tech groups coming in. a lot of those conventions have ceased to exist. >> reporter: a restaurant near the san jose convention center, the executive chef says they have good business on weekends, but during the week is where conferences help out. >> it is more in a week, in lunchtime, it is a lot better , in the nighttime as well. it is very, very good. it has helped a lot, the business. >> reporter: that is the same case for guild house, a nearby space if you like video games, but also an area where you can hold events. >> we like conventions a lot, especially gaming and anime and tech conventions. our culture conventions. those type of even

jocelyn moran talks with one san jose dreamer who is worried she may someday be forced to leave the only country she has ever known. >> i don't remember the trip here. i just, one day i was in mexico, the next i was in l.a. and now i am in san jose, california. i have been living here for the past two years. >> reporter: came to the u.s. with her family when she was just three years old. she has been protected from deportation and has had a work permit is inferred action of childhood arrivals program, better known as daca. >> i graduated high school, that is when dr. came out. if not i probably would've gone back. >> reporter: the program allowed her to work legally, she now has her own nonprofit that focuses on supporting people like farmworkers. daca has taken its hit in the last few years. while florez is still a daca recipient, she thinks about others who haven't been able to apply. >> i am always thinking about the high schoolers that graduate these past few years, where they aren't able to apply. >> reporter: applications have been blocked since 2021, when a texas judge found daca

and starting us off, michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson joins us.erously through your eyes. we covered the folks outside your house threatening you. and then when we got to know you as a guest of this program we got to learn what it was like. and you testified before the january 6th committee about that experience. but if you could just for purposes of this discussion remind us what you went through for simply doing your job as michigan secretary of state. >> yeah, well, thanks as always, nicolle, for having me and highlighting this reality for so many of us who as shaye so aptly put it are just trying to do our jobs and make sure everyone can vote. and yet we live our lives in this constant state of anxiety, not just for ourselves and our own safety but for our families, for our children, and for our staff. just this week my staff was harassed with calls and threats around the issues regarding the 14th amendment and the former president's eligibility. so it's a constant state of anxiety that we're in. and whether it's people gathering outside my ho

the so i'm carry jocelyn de la the top store is now and i'll just share us presidents as well and the growing threats to american democracy. i think donald trump and his supporters, joe biden, speech comes as republicans hold their 1st impeachment here in the us government and facing a zooming shot down in or something dangerous happens in america. there's an extraneous movement, does not share the basic voice in our democracy. the mag and move there's a regenerative carried out fundamentally, all.

jocelyn block performed the surgery. >> we replace the piece of bone by this set of electrodes and then close the skin. this implant will work wirelessly and activate the spinal cord stimulation. >> reporter: and her partner a neuroscientist first had this sci-fi idea years ago and waited for tech to catch up. >> if you are paralyzed with your hand and you can just open and close, it is a new change so then you can eat. you are gaining independence. the change in the activity is dramatic. this is why this new product is so exciting. >> reporter: we met them in july to discuss their previous project, another world first, fitting a similar device to this man who lost the use of his legs after a bicycle accident. >> now the implants are able to capture my thoughts of walking. and able to transfer to the stim stimulater in my lower back. >> reporter: but they say restoring arm and hand function is actually hander. >> you want to restore the movement to the fingers and not just the arm. so help them grasp something or help them use individual double digit is. >> reporter: while it is too ear

a prospect that would violate over a dozen un sanctions joined now by a sancho jocelyn. he's a member of the german going to stop for the center left. sbc is also in the german defense committee. welcome to the w. the 1st up. i want to know how concerned are you about these latest developments? well, good evening from building. um, i think we all concerned because it is actually these navigation negotiations. they show how desperate the russian federation, how desperate but even put in is that the last day to can co operate with the always you can get what do you need is north korea and that really isn't knowing. yeah, you don't want a desperate man in the kremlin, but it seems to be what we're dealing with. what exactly is russia hoping to get from north korea as well due to the international sanctions? and we see that see that these tang, since really what the, the russian federation has the problem. they don't have like new weapons. they don't have modern technology. so they have to use very old fashioned us as a weapon rate, especially artillery. and that's actually

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vice mayor jocelyn manalo says daly city recreation activities will be held indoors for the rest of thethe safety of seniors and youth. a spare the air alert is expected to stay in effect until tomorrow. and unhealthy conditions for sensitive groups may continue until friday. in redwood city, suzannephan abc7 news. >> all right. from the south bay now over to the east bay where the effects of the smoke felt all over oakland children's fairyland had to close early because of the poor air quality and the oakland zoo. they never even got that far. they decided in the morning they would close for the entire day. a preschool near lake merritt ended up having to send the kids home after the air got worse throughout the day today, we had probably about 40 students come by and they were only able to play for about two hours before we had to make that phone call to send them home early. oakland public schools took precautions, including keeping kids with sensitive conditions like asthma indoors for the day. the district says canceling classes that is a last resort. >> breathing in bad air like t

and as we heard from mark earlier, fergus , jocelyn and debbie, just fergus, jocelyn and debbie, justof the storms we might expect next season. the met office says there being named after the very people working to protect us from them. meteorologists named storms only when they're expected to have a medium or high impact on people. forecasters say it helps communicate just how serious the storms are . it'll be the first storms are. it'll be the first time the traditional male and female ordering of names will be altered . this is gb news across altered. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back over to the fabulous . mark rhiannon. fabulous. mark rhiannon. >> thanks very much indeed. so the government being urged to tell all the concrete truth and name all those schools that have been ordered to close over fears their buildings could collapse . their buildings could collapse. s department of education instructing more than 100 constructed with a particular type of concrete to close just days befor

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jocelyn robertson and also returning world champions will round out team usa. >>> now for stories in the spotlight this hour, jimmy kimmel says he has tested positive for covid forcing him to cancel a live show in las vegas on saturday with stephen colbert and jimmy fallon. and also steve martin and martin short had to postpone their shows due to covid cases among their crew. steve martin tweeted that they will be postponed to mid-december. >>> and the red bull mega loop championship met. have a look. not for the fainthearted there. there were some amazing results. first time the competition has been held in four years because of the very specific weather conditions needed to perform these amazing acrobatic acts. >>> that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. "early start" is up next. attention hearing loss sufferers! do you struggle to hear loved ones? do you have trouble keeping up with conversations? do you listen to tv on max volulume? hearing loss affects your life. you miss out on important momements... you feel alone. start hearing better today with rca's all n

. >> that was jocelyn moran down to redwood city. industries makes him unique beers in the bay area but today the pub is going oktoberfest with some bavarian-inspired drinks, food, music, and games. >> we are doing some interesting things like sausage toss and stein holdings and good german music and german food. it will be a great time for the community. a great time for the bay area. >> put up your leader hose and and lace up your apron or do them all. >>> and if you want to make the trek down to monterey, the famous jazz festival will be >>> experimental surgery. she had been diagnosed with and-stage heart disease. she was not eligible for a traditional heart transplant so he decided to try this experimental surgery. he is doing well and the new heart is functioning without any help from devices. the family has no expectations other than hoping for more time with him. >>> okay. the seven-day forecast shows us the first rainmaker of fall. it gets here on monday. you really want to be in the north bay to notice this in any meaningfu

michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson had armed protesters show up at her home because of trump's lies about the election. after trump demonized the fbi after searching mar-a-lago a supporter of trump's tried to attack the fbi cincinnati field office with a nail gun. even the national archives has been flooded with threats because trump demonized the institution last year, and the list goes on. president trump's followers have shown repeatedly that trump can send even subtle messages, and they the call to violence loud and clear. former decalb district attorney gwen keys talked about what the judge next can do about all this and what it's like to be a public figure on the receiving end of this sort of vitriol. f v. (aidyl) hi, i'm aidyl, and i lost 90 pounds on golo. i struggled with weight loss and weight gain my entire life. with all the yo-yo dieting i did in the past, i would lose 20, 30, 50 pounds just to gain them over and over again. in one year, i've lost five sizes, and i'm on my way to lose another three. with golo, i can do it. (announcer) change your life at golo.com.