a lot of that had to deal with joe bay.cott nedal had to oversee a lot of the new strategic initiatives. capital markets as well as credit and hedge fund businesses. that have helped shape the firm into new business lines as well. so that you can see them continuing on, innovating beyond private equity and into new spaces though private equity still very significant part of their business. and then we just have them turning into a one share, one vote governance structure which really helps draw more institutional money into the firm. index adoption and it's something you've seen also adopted over at rivals like apollo and carlisle as well. so in addition to the leadership changes, haidi, we also have that governance change announced today as well that you'll see happen over time. haidi: so tell us a little bit of the legacy of the old guard from barbarians at the gate. >> remember, it's k.k.r., car legal, blackstone, apollo, they have started this buyout business that now competes really with next to nobody else in the worl

stepping down immediately after starting the private equity firm in 1976, the torch will be passed on to joe baycott n uttle, who will serve as co-ceos now both served as k kr's co-president since 2017. kkr publicly traded stock, it's flat right now, but it's $65.50 at the moment. i do very quickly want to just point out something. can we put its session lows at the moment dow jones industrial down 181 points at the moment, the s&p down 17, nasdaq down 33. we had talked a lot about the rising price of all energy, the entire complex, but we also have a situation developing in china, where it appears that once again, china will be attacking its own publicly- traded companies, attacking is my word, they wouldn't see it that way but they're being very very heavy handed when it comes to regulat ing their own companies. that news broke, i want to say, shortly after noon and you can see on these intraday charts exactly where we started to see the downward turn, because we had been higher for all three major indices including the russel 2000, most of the session as far as the first half of the day you c

joe burrow bay area product, joe mixon cuts to the outside for a touchdown that got the bengals withinay. the bengals made a two point conversion and that's when the drink fest kicking fund began. 26 seconds left in regulation. heaven mcpherson can't put the bangles in front from 57 yards that you heard that sound. now it's mason crosby's turned from 51 yards on the final play of regulation. he's wide left over time they go after crosby missed a 40 yarder and over time makes pearson's turn again. from 49. you heard the sound. he thinks he's banked it in. we won. whoa we didn't. finally crosby gets one more. try this time from 49 yards. crosbie mrs three field goals and extra point but makes the one that wins the game in overtime. 25 22 the final green bay four and won the bengals and respectable three and. two and all florida battle today in tampa, with bragging rights going to the defending super bowl champions by a big margin, tom brady to antonio brown and brown breaks it for 62 yard touchdown run. brady just keeps getting better, his first ever game with five touchdown passes and o

as nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. us, researchers are now concerned about the future of keeping tahoe blue. >> tahoe is a really special lake. people know tahoe for its clarity, and that incredible blue color. >> reporter: the pristine blue waters of lake tahoe. the spiritual center for generations escaping the concrete jungles. >> i think when you start talking about water clarity, there is more of an emotional value. >> reporter: and that's why emotions were high as the recent caldor and dixie fires filled this basin with smoke. and that crystal-clear water? >> wildfires are affecting the clarity of tahoe. >> reporter: if anyone has a grasp on how the fires have impacted this beloved body of water, it's brant alan, researcher with uc davis's tahoe environmental research center. he studied lake tahoe's water for 30 years. >> we have our ongoing monitoring that we've done for many years. but we increased the number of samples we take due to the fire activities. >> reporter: he and fellow researcher, katy, ramped up te

tonight nbc bay area's joe rosatta jr. introduces us to a couple following their dreams through the vineyards of napa. >> i've always been a dreamer. i always have something in my mind that i want to do. . >> this is the time of year every winemaker lives for. when the blood and sweat of the year's harvest is sealed into a bottle. >> there is no going back. >> the rumble of machines, the movement of bottles, is ritual for herrera. >> i've been doing this for over 30 years. so every time i go through this process, i get chills. >> in some ways the path of these grapes is similar to herrera's journey that began in the vineyard and wound up here. >> beautiful experience for me. >> a few years later, the family returned to mexico but herrera longed to be back in the land of opportunity. >> i pack my bags and came back. and after that, i just went and enrolled myself in napa high on a monday. i went to class and i started washing dishes. >> from dishwasher, he got a job at the winery working up from it field worker to winemaker

joe risotto jr., nbc bay area news. >> the more you know. >> very cool. >>> up next for us, nbc bay area responds. >> we respond, but sometimes so do you. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, we will show you how ourviewers are sounding off to uncle sam about stalled refunds. and how you can join them. that's next. >>> plus, it's something tens of thousands of people in the bay area have been waiting for. first fridays returning to oakland tonight. what organizers are saying about masking up. next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we have isolated heat this weekend. i will give you an update on this much colder storm, even some rain chances. i'm back with that in about ten minutes. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the gr

lose it, she will do what she was told when she is told, that is why when she takes over after bay carport joe's originals, it will be so much worse. spirit such a smart point and we to remind ourselves of that every day. this is obama's third term in these people were picked because they are compliant and hollow, that is totally and absently right, i think they are the jesse kelly, thank you so much for that insight and the werther's. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: so, as our infrastructure falls apart and d flickers, you are a lecture that make sacrifices, but the people who lecture you would never consider making those sacrifices. the push for green energy is the latest example of that. the very politicians telling you we need wind farms are keeping those out of their neighborhoods because they are awful. we took a very close look at that double standard on display everywhere, a new episode of our long for documentary series "tucker carlson originals," here's part of it. >> the number one rule of wind development does this, the starbucks rule which says "never try and cite a wind project within 30 miles of

blood and tears. french tea colonization on al jazeera lou, emerald matheson and joe had the top stories on the al jazeera bay roots been rocked by its worst day of street violence. and more than a decade, leaving 6 people dead and dozens injured. protesters were targeted by unidentified slippers, positioned, and buildings. troops moved and after gunfire during protests against a judge leading an investigation into last year's port lost in a hotter, has more from beirut. it was really a dangerous escalation that according to, has been i'm al, a began when the the protesters.

joe rosado jr.. >> only time will tell. >> "nbc bay area news". >>> up next, no more hidden charges. the reason doordash and other delivery companies will now have to show you the entire bill. >>> spend nearly $500 on extra storage for his computer hard drive, but he only gets a fraction of what he paid for. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area respond next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking some dropping temperatures. we will let you know about the cooldown for tomorrow and where the rain is headed coming up in about six minutes. (music) ♪ i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ (music) ♪ i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ >>> some new rules for doordash and grubhub. ni law requires these disclose how much they're charging you and how much they're charging restaurants. the new law takes effect on january 1st. it requires these companies to show restaurants and customers an itemized cost breakdown of every transaction. it also bans the companies from charging customers more than the price the restaurant lists in the app. the apps now

joe rosado jr.. >> if i did it, nobody can tell me they cannot do it. >> reporter: "nbc bay area news>> hispanic heritage month coverage continues in a few minutes on nbc sports bay area. get ready for el vilaje about the journey of juan toscano anderson. it premieres and then airs again following the warriors preseason game. for more, go to nbcsportsbayarea.com. >>> the state wants to give you $7,000. what is the catch here? you have to give up your old gas-guzzling car. plenty of cars on the road during the evening commute. live shot, golden gate and san mateo bridges. in honor of clean air day, a clean cars for all program was relaunched giving people between $5,000 and $7,000 to retire their older cars. >> and we hope that by folks coming forward this will help us to address our region's air quality and climate changes. >> people can use the grant money to replace their old car with a hybrid or electric car or buy an electric bike. >> electric bike sounds fun. let's bring in jeff. let's talk about nice, clear skies outside. it will be super cool this weekend, at least part of it.

james bays al jazeera at the united nations president joe biden. she's paying a now expected to hold talks by the end of the year and mid rising tensions between the united states and china. a top advisors to both leaders agreed to the virtual meeting after 6 hours of discussions in switzerland. it's not clear what date the meeting will take place. washington and bay jeans ties have been further strained off to the chinese military flu. dozens of sorties net i one in the past week. mike, hannah has more now from washington, dc. this very significant and leaders have agreed in their phone call that they're held last month, that it's essential for them to maintain open lines of communication. because of the nature of this brought relationship, they've made very clear that it's necessary for them to talk to each other, to try and lower what has been an immense amount of tension between china and the u . s. at the u. s. phases at, in terms of competition. this is a word that china says it does not like it is seeking, it says, a good relationship with t

out the session of diplomatic operations and tortured and joe for 17 years without trial. pakistani national still languishes in guantanamo bay despite being cleared over. nice. imagine he's been mistaken for terrorists because of the headline is coming up. next one, i'll see internationally the kaiser report. ah hi. ah bax guys are this is the kaiser report. you know, facts are facts and sometimes they're just easy to see. and sometimes they're not. hello, i'm max kaiser stacy right. the fact is, this episode is going to be amazing, right? because 1st, i do want to call attention to some information that came out in the past week. we haven't had a chance to cover until now, but it's really important and it fits with basically our coverage for the past 10 years. but especially the past few years as we are in this money printing money, printer go borrow error and that wealth and income gap is causing. and you could see that in the federal reserves own data. and we keep track of this every quarter or 2 quarters. whenever they are publishing the information with a real shocker. so ouch, america's middle class now holds a smaller

joe souza lives in fremont. and an actress from the film tweeted he is out of the hospital. his bay area neighbors are still, though, in shock. >> i did not believe it. i asked my -- my wife said it is on the computer that joel is hurt. i said what is hurt. they were on tv making movie in new mexico there with baldwin and something happened there with a loaded gun. >> according to his neighbors souza grew up as an aspiring film producer. >>> new at 11:00, people living in most bay area counties will soon need to include the 3 digit area code to make a phone call. it starts on sunday. here is a look at the codes and counties impacted by this. the fcc is changing to the 10- digit dialing to streamline crisis calls to the national suicide prevention lifeline. other counties, statewide, will be affected. >>> now it started raining again it is a good idea to double-check your insurance coverage. homeowners insurance covers most weather events but damage from flooding and mudslides require separate flood insurance. the weather is not the only good reason to check your coverage considering

trips when a gunma opened fire from his 32nd for suite at the mandalay bay hotel ashley now back to unity for your headlines >> sean: joeborders super-spreader event ate our southern border is worsening by the hour tonight. failed dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas is asking whether the department is prepared for the worst-case scenario. he now saying a whopping 400,000 plus illegal immigrants could cross the border illegally in the month of october alone. that would shatter the recordll that he already set this summer. by the way, the by then and insurgents making it clear that many of the illegal immigrants will be released into the interior of the country with no certainty they will ever show up for their court proceedings. they are not requiring people to show up, the only request that if you have time, pretty, pretty please with sugar on top, will you show up? where's their vaccine passport? where's they are proof of a negative covid test? the biggest surge on the border in decades in the middle of a pandemic and now they're predicting it's going to get worse? they are not sending anybodyhe home, they just process an

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joe gets here in a second. as far as san francisco go skies are clear. that's really the truth. all across the bay area with your at the coast or further inland. all of us are looking at these crystal clear skies big shift from yesterday is cloudy conditions. the times misty conditions high pressure is slowly working its way back into the picture and under that high pressure ridge. we will see rising temperatures into the weekend red flag warning in effect into today starting at 10:00am to 08:00pm for county elsewhere in the bay area. no advisories unless you're talking some frost advisories up towards the north bay in lake and mendocino counties as temperatures up that direction have fallen in the 30's this morning. 60's and 70's for your highs in sf and it will be solid 60's right along the coastline today. a noticeable warm-up across the bay area's compared to yesterday noticing a lot more 70's and in some cases the whole 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. san jose up to 74 today freeman to hayward solidly in the 70's as well. we've got walnut creek actually back to 80 degrees with oakland and r

joe manchin says his top line number is a much lower $1.5 trillion. >>> coming up, soon you'll need more than a ticket to get into this popular bay area aquarium. we'll break down the new rules and when they start. >>> plus, working to keep residents of a bay area home busy. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. what a day. check it out over the golden gate bridge. fog free and 70s in sf. what i'm seeing about a west coast storm system next week. i'll have that for new less than ten minutes. >>> you'll have to follow a new rule soon if you want to visit the monterey bay aquarium. you may remember it closed for 13 months during the pandemic and reopened in the spring four months ago. at the time it required all guests to wear masks. now it says the number of visitors is increasing so it will require proof of vaccination as well. the aquarium wants to protect its youngest visitors who cannot get vaccinated. they are also requiring staff and volunteers to be vaccinated. >>> senators took to, took aim at facebook today on capitol hill, accusing the social media giant of knowing instagram is dangerous for teenagers but doing little to present th

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joe biden. >> the san francisco bay area theater is back this year with a new festival. the new routes theater festival kicked off yesterday. it is a 2 day experience. featuring a performance is the name to amplify the work of beit biopic artists and uplift their stories. one of the performances features jazz singer jamie zimmer, who is honoring living legend betty reid soskin that performance sign my name to freedom is a musical based on reid's hoskins book of the same name and it features original music by soskin herself. she wrote the song during the freedom summer movement of 1964. >> she wanted to emphasize the importance of sharing. those stories that our tool and on being told. and so for her this was her way of coping with what was happening at the time. intro to deliver her message of the importance of bringing up her community. >> and she is important because she's the oldest national park employee at 100 years old, right out of richmond. now, there are other themes you know, all of this play here that includes a lot of people i'm eric on on. there's dancers fe

you as president joe biden weighed in on the ongoing tensions by didn't seem to confirm the united states continued commitment to giving china diplomatic recognition in return for bay jane. not threatening taiwan militarily. we agree. bye bye. i want agreement that we are, we made it clear that this this latest spent comes at a significant moment for the 2 neighbors with china having just marked the october 1st anniversary of its founding. and tie one about to celebrate its national day. and both with very differing ideas and what their future relationship should look like. rub mcbride al jazeera hong kong tough advisors to you as president joe biden . and chinese president changing ping of health 6 hours of talks as tensions between the global powers rise. yes, national security advisor, jake sullivan, and chinese foreign policy advisor, young j t. that face to face enduring my can joins us live from washington dc. what, what do we know about this meeting? i well, for the long beating 6 hours it was said afterwards that many issues were discussed . it was described by the chinese side as exceedingly constructive. but very clearly what is happening here as well, is

you as president joe biden weighed in on the ongoing tensions by didn't seem to confirm the united states continued commitment to giving china diplomatic recognition in return for bay jane. not threatening taiwan militarily. we agree. bye bye. i want agreement that we are here, we made it clear that i'll be doing it by the group. this latest spent comes at a significant moment for the 2 neighbors with china. having just marked the october 1st anniversary of its founding and taiwan about to celebrate its national day and both with very differing ideas of what their future relationship should look like. rub mcbride al jazeera hong kong. a delegation of french senators has arrived in taiwan as relations between the self, rhode island, and beijing. worse and the group led by senator elaine rashad will meet president sy in when, before the trip, china's ambassador to france wrote to rashad wanting him to cancel the 5 day visit, begging opposes international engagement with taiwan. china and taiwan split during the civil war in 1949 and but by jenkins it, is it a breakaway program province? the un secretary general has demanded evidence from ethiopia over its expulsion o

you as president joe biden weighed in on the ongoing tensions by didn't seem to confirm the united states continued commitment to giving china diplomatic recognition in return for bay ging not threatening taiwan militarily. we agree. bye bye. i want agreement that we are new, we made it clear that i'll be doing it by this latest spent comes at a significant moment for the 2 neighbors with china. having just marked the october 1st anniversary of its founding and tie, one about to celebrate its national day and both with very differing ideas of what their future relationship should look like. rub mcbride al jazeera hong kong tough advisors, j. u. s. president joe biden, and chinese president changing ping have held 6 hours of talks as tensions between a global powers rise. yes, national security advisor jake sullivan and chinese foreign policy adviser. younger g at met face to face in zurich on my hand, and joins us live from washington, d. c. as to what more do we know about this meeting? well, that hasn't been that much from the american side. apart from the fact that the meeting lasted 6 hours and it was exceedingly constructive, but the chinese news agency as rep

you as president joe biden weighed in on the ongoing tensions by didn't seem to confirm the united states continued commitment to giving china diplomatic recognition in return for bay ging not threatening taiwan militarily. we agree. bye bye. i want agreement that we are new, we made it clear that he should be doing anything other than by this latest spent comes at a significant moment for the 2 neighbors with china having just marked the october 1st anniversary of its founding. and ty weren't about to celebrate its national day and both with very differing ideas of what their future relationship should look like. rub mcbride al jazeera hong kong. millions of people in brazil are struggling to afford food because of economic fall out of code. 19 recent images of people scavenging for food has highlighted the reality for many after the government scaled back. it's pandemic support packages. there is a bill, reports eating every day has become a challenge for people like eddie on a former prisoner who lives on the streets of rio. there's unable surviving year. the past year he says, has been a challenge. neuberger, this problem doesn't bother me, or issues is the beg

joe biden weighed in on the ongoing tensions biden seem to confirm . the united states continued commitment to giving china diplomatic recognition in return for bay ging not threatening taiwan militarily. we agree. bye bye. i want agreement that we are here, we made it clear that i'll be doing it by this latest spent comes. that is significant moment for the 2 neighbors with china. having just marked the october 1st anniversary of its founding and taiwan about to celebrate its national day and both with very differing ideas of what their future relationship should look like. rub mcbride al jazeera hong kong leaders from e. u and western balkan countries are gathering for discussions. lavinia, the plenary talks, will focus on you investment in the balkans and david 19 recovery. leaders are also expected to discuss white issues including afghanistan, china and european energy prices. natasha butler is in berto and she says talks on e u expansion to the western balkans of divided members on the rail. so sir, solve this summit is on enlargement and at the moment leaders for me you and the 6 western balkan countries are locked in talk some discussions and

known as the bay area coalition for citizenship and economic rights urged congress to support a pathway. they say one way for that to be possible is for congress passing all provisions of joeon budget. >> if you are in the country in 1981, 40 years ago, or before, you could apply for a green card. 40 years have passed, two generations of undocumented immigrants who have not been able to legally work, to legally join their family members. >> the group is made up of more than 50 organizations, including health care providers, unions, and small businesses. >>> up next, how stanford is helping a smaller bay area school from closing its doors. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwi

you as president joe biden weighed in on the ongoing tensions by didn't seem to confirm the united states continued commitment to giving china diplomatic recognition in return for bay ging not threatening taiwan militarily. we agree. bye bye. i want agreement that we are new, we made it clear that i'll be doing i this late is spent comes that is significant moment for the 2 neighbors with china . having just marked the october 1st anniversary of its founding and taiwan about to celebrate its national day and both with very differing ideas of what their future relationship should look like. robert bribe al jazeera hong kong. now the nobel prize and chemistry has been jointly awarded to, to scientists for their development of a precise tool for building molecules. the royal swedish academy of sciences as the work of benjamin list. and david mcmillan has had a great impact on pharmaceutical research and has already greatly benefiting human kind many molecules. it can be mirror image was from one another, so there can look like a sound like that and pretty much the same, but not exactly. and that looks like on important, but in biology it's hugely important. so the hum

joe montana and his wife, jennifer. >> we will be back with more as we count down to gold. atwhole time. goodness for ken >> congratulations, it has been wonderful being a part and experiencing the bay area >>> a southern california couple got a big surprise on their wedding day, a celebrity wedding crusher. >> like, who is this guy walking in our photo? the crowd was like, that is tom hanks. he took off his hat and started talking and immediately we knew it was tom hanks. tom hanks has such an amazing personality, excepted us and showed us love like we were family, stuck around and took pictures with our guest. it was great. >> that was not the bay area natives first time crashing a wedding as in 2016 he popped into this photo session with this couple and post with the newlyweds and posted the picture on his instagram. >>> and alaska man's battle with cancer led him to his passion, a model car collection, 6000 car strong in a garage just full of them. john started collecting the cars in 2005 after his diagnosis left him unable to work and he says the frequent delivers gave him something to look forward to every day. >> i was ordering them on ebay and amazon, and i could not wait to

joe roof camera a lovely view tonight. we do have one storm for tomorrow night into wednesday expecting widespread rain pockets a moderate rain, especially in the north bay hourly forecast tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. we start to see that rain in the north bay. it spreads by 11 pm into the east bay the peninsula the south bay wednesday morning do look for scattered showers. you might want to give yourself a little more time to where you need to go, especially if you're driving in that rain as the roads will be slippery now rainfall totals with this next storm. expected to be anywhere from about 500-600 around brentwood to about 9/10 of an inch, cloverdale napa could pick up up to an inch of rain. so than what we saw last night into this morning. now. we take a look at thursday. here's your next storm that brings us wet weather that continues into friday and then a stronger storm is coming through here sunday into monday right now. the atmospheric river is expected to move into northern california potential is there that we may actually get a taste of it and if that verifies there is that potential for burn scar areas to experience debris flows. so keep t

joe roof camera a lovely view tonight. we do have one storm for tomorrow night into wednesday expecting widespread rain pockets a moderate rain, especially in the north bayith gusty southerly winds. so here's the hourly forecast tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. we start to see that rain in the north bay. it spreads by 11 pm into the east bay the peninsula the south bay wednesday morning do look for scattered showers. you might want to give yourself a little more time to where you need to go, especially if you're driving in that rain as the roads will be slippery now rainfall totals with this next storm. expected to be anywhere from about 500-600 around brentwood to about 9/10 of an inch, cloverdale napa could pick up up to an inch of rain. so than what we saw last night into this morning. now. we take a look at thursday. here's your next storm that brings us wet weather that continues into friday and then a stronger storm is coming through here sunday into monday right now. the atmospheric river is expected to move into northern california potential is there that we may actually get a taste of it and if that verifies there is that potential for burn scar are

joe garafoli, thanks for coming into the studio. >> good to be back, thank you. >> this week's look at something beautiful is salsalito's colorfully painted house poet houseboats. today there's over 400 houseboats bobbing in this baycommunity. >> that's the ends of our show for tonight. thank you for joining us. if you want to get a look behind the scenes please hang out with us on kqed.org and you can reach me on twitter at priad. clemens. we'll see you right back here next friday night. have a great weekend. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. ♪ yamiche: the biden agenda on the line. >> do you think you won't get a deal? >> i do think i will get a deal. yamiche: agreement on his slimmed-down infrastructure plan. >> we must defend and strengthen the right

joe manchin and kherson cinema. in washington mall, the rivera ktvu, fox two news. as california's drought continues, another bay area city is asking residents to cut down on water use. last night, the city of pleasanton approved a 15% mandatory water reduction for residents. people in sonoma and marine counties will be offered free water saving kids this coming weekend. the kids will include a bucket to catch water for reuse. low flow shower head of five minutes shower timer. another water saving aids. the kids will be available at several sites across two counties from eight in the morning until noon on saturday. weather wise, it's cooler weather is nice, but we could sure use some rain. have you found any coming our way, mark? well garcia mike, it is so frustrating because this pattern we actually have some rainfall to our north to our south and to our east, but for us here in the bay area, it's hard to come by the real rainfall. we need to catch up. released have a nice, healthy start to our to our rainy season. the temperatures. at least we're talking about some changes this week. the more clouds some coole

joe garafoli, thanks for coming into the studio. >> good to be back, thank you. >> this week's look at something beautiful is salsalito's colorfully painted house poet houseboats. today there's over 400 houseboats bobbing in this baycommunity. >> that's the ends of our show for tonight. thank you for joining us. if you want to get a look behind the scenes please hang out with us on kqed.org and you can reach me on twitter at priad. clemens. we'll see you right back here next friday night. have a great weekend. s>>> i was born and raised in mexico, then moved to the united states where i raised my family. and i spent my life traveling sharing the food and culture of mexico with the world. now i'm sitting directly in the place where my two beloved countries meet. to get a true sense of life in this unique place. >> la front era. >> it was just too exciting. >> beware what you wish for. >> that's where the ambush starts. >> he was walking on the ridge line and i fire. >> you are never the same. >> it's important for people to sell these stories to understand where when we send our sons and daughters to go and fight but also in helping us to come home. >> here is tonight's line up on kqed. wanna help kids get their ho

ah, the battle ground of bay route 6 killed and dove them injured as rivals factions opened fire and the lebanese capital. ah, and i want money inside this is out there a life joe hall. so coming up, who can he also becomes the 1st african leader to me, joe biden, at the white house as the u. s. pledges 17000000 vaccine doses for the continent. thousands of georgians descend on the capital to demand the release of their former president who's been imprisoned over allegations of abuse of power. and why the biggest living species of fish in the world is under threats and what mexico is doing to save them. ah, a cautious com has returned to lebanon's capital falling the worst violence in more than a decade by route has been rocked by gunfire and rocket propelled grenades for more than 4 hours. at least 6 people have been killed. they, nevada is in beirut. she begins, are coverage sniper fire, gun fight rockets fired in the city. a battle across the dividing line that dates back to the civil war that ended in 1990. 2 long time enemies turned part of a route into a battle ground. bullets bounce from buildings as people ran for cover and children evacuated from schoo

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bay area company invented this high-tech beauty craze. how the machine paints your nails in ten minutes and we have jimmy. >>> hey, everyone. oscar isaac is here tonight. plus, we have comedian joe firestone. music from alex benjamin and brand new thank you notes. it's a great show tonight. >>> happening now, a second earthquake in two days has rattled the spanish island of la palma. the rivers of molten rock forced more than 300 people to be evacuated. lava has destroyed 15 buildings so far. ocean sediment that predates the island's formation 2 >>> netflix has fired an employee for sharing confidential information related to comedian dave chapelle's recent comedy special called the closer. spokesperson for the company says that employee leaked commercially sensitive information. it comes after bloomberg reported data from an anonymous internal source that showed the chapelle show's calculated impact value was lower than the $24 million it cost to make it. the streamer has faced intense public backlash in the last few weeks over chapelle's special. some argue the comedian's material could incite harm against the transgender community. >>> okay when a white house cabinet member v

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joe manchin appears to beon board with a scaled back version of the package. >> thank you. >>> the sound of chainsaws in the bayets underway in san francisco. public works crews have had their hands full removing downed trees in some cases. they have to remove up to 20 trees in one spot. >>> the alameda county fair took a hit, stuffedanimals being dried out. items were scattered all over the fairgrounds when the storm ripped tents apart. >>> from flooding to wildfires, the bay area is no strange tore packing up and leaving in a moment's notice. >>> for pet owner that can cause a little more panic. joining us live with how to prepare your pets before a crisis hits diane robinson, good morning. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> and rounding out the family member when is we are told to get out we know it's not easy. what is your biggest piece of advice? >> put together a to go kit to start with. make sure that you have everything that the pets need and leashes and all that handy. it's so stressful to try to run around grabbing everything plus worrying about your pets. if it's ready to go, you know wher

joe biden's infrastructure bill. mike:mike: number five -- temperatures warmer than yesterday, in the 60's and 70's. sue: it is a pretty quiet commute. bayhe health of queen elizabeth. she has canceled a trip to scotland one week after spending a night at the hospital. julian: in today's gma first look, a 12-year-old boy bitten by a crocodile during a family vacation in mexico is talking about the attack. >> a harrowing survival story. >> first of all, a 12-year-old that is dragged into the water at night in a lagoon generally does not survive. >> charlie was vacationing in cancÚn, mexico at a resort when he was bitten by a crocodile during a round of hide and go seek. >> almost pushing on the inside of my leg. >> rushed to a hospital, doctors not le s g. today, he is able to walk and run, remaining unafraid of crocodiles. >> i would go back to that hotel. i would look at crocodiles in a lagoon. >> how did he escape? his story and what changes are being made at the resort, coming up at 7:00 >> they said it will be charging fees. charging next month, the port will issue a $100 a day fine on each container that waits more than three days t

there's no life is that right for joe, there's just choices he made and those drastically affected who he has become in each world. >> you can catch e" right here on nbc bay area, and it comes on right after "the voice." >>> if you were traveling on southwest airlines this weekend chances are you had a difficult time of it. there were lots of cancelations and delays. we'll talk about whether or not that is going to continue today. >>> avoiding a twindemic. how some fear covid surge combined with flu season could overwhelm hospitals in a matter of weeks. what authorities are saying ahead of the holiday season. >>> right now at 6:30, gusty winds and dry conditions creating a potentially dangerous situation. a red flag warning now in effect and thousands may be left in the dark. meteorologist, kari hall, tracking all of your microclimate weather alert. plus -- >> cancelation chaos. hundreds of southwest flights leaving passengers stranded and frustrated. customers that say the southwest explanation doesn't fly with them. this is "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we want

stanford on the by, socal had the bay area college spotlight saturday, looking for a win against colorado. jerry is the goat, greatest of all time. 38 on this play. joeleading rusher for a quarterback, now with 1025 yards on the ground. garner threw for 25 yards to the player, his first touchdown, 7-0, golden bears. great camera work. watch out. hang onto the ball. 20-3, cal. elijah hicks going to pick up the sack. also an interception. they win. 2-5 this season. >> it has been tough at times we know. they have worked to come out on top. >> the last time -- that is the kind of football we tried to emulate. we have been doing that at practice and we try to improve every week. it is nice to be on the winter's side. >> thompson took to the water of sacramento, apparently unhappy about being left off the nba's 75th anniversary team. >> you know, this 75 list, you know? well, you know lot of two and threes on that team. don't give me that bull corn. come on. >> little did he know, his teammates had a nice present waiting for him in his locker. >> my dog. >> it is new jersey. new jersey alert. >> vancouver being hosted, the 2021 squad surrendering a goal.

bay area and he's optimistic about families getting together. but he also suggests that hosts ask guests be vaccinated or tested. >> joe, who's you know, you havetimes covid and you know, it has to do it. acceptance of science acceptance and belief in vaccines. is no risk mitigation he's a very similar that we fight for the pandemic. but they have come to head more than ever before right now in this country. >> covid cases are seeing a downward trend across the country. the number of people now in the hospital. covid-19 has fallen to somewhere around 75,000 from over 93,000 in early september. >> coming up patience is a virtue to a warning from health officials and they find more people are falsifying the information to get the covid-19 booster. shots. and the fda issuing a warning about a certain brand of hand sanitizer which ones to avoid after reports of them containing cancer causing chemicals. the fda is issuing a warning after finding high levels of potentially cancer causing chemicals in certain hand sanitizers. >> the agency tested art naturals sent a free hand sanitizer labeled with quote, distributed by art naturals gardena, californi

bay democratic congressman ro khanna discussed his ideas today for lowering the price tag on president biden's massive social safety net bill. he also took a shot at fellow democrat and west virginia senator joechin, who has vowed to vote no on the bill in its current form. why don't we text some folks who made millions of dollars with the digitization of the economy so we can help so many parts of this country, rural america, places that have been left behind, frankly places in west virginia that need investment in industrialization in the new jobs in childcare. republicans in both the house and senate remain united against the $3.5 trillion social spending bill. house speaker nancy pelosi has extended the deadline for a vote on that bill, along with the infrastructure legislation until the end of the month. well before the big game today at oracle giants fans certainly felt the pregame jitters torress can expect now in the postseason, especially as we emerge from the covid 19 pandemic. walking into oracle park this morning. giants fans have two questions on their mind. number one. will the giants have the best record in baseball heading into the playoffs? and will they clinch the division t

joe manchin, a moderate, opposed to say $150 billion clean electricity plant. in washington. mike emanuel fox news. coming up new developments involving the bay drunken teenage sex parties the details on her first appearance in the south bay courtroom today and media personality paris hilton testifies on capitol hill. coming up while she's advocating for more oversight of youth care facilities across the country. pa homeless gardos is back in the bay area, and she faced a judge today. ktvu investigative reporter. brooks jarocz was inside the courtroom as decisions were made to protect the victims. prosecutors asked for no bail, and the judge agreed. shannon o. connor will remain here in santa clara county jail, the district attorney's office, saying they have evidence that she could harm more children. if she was released. o'connor appeared in the courtroom in an orange jumpsuit, her hands folded tightly and speaking with her attorney. right up until the hearing began. she was arraigned on 39 criminal charges, including child abuse, child endangerment, sexual battery and providing alcohol to minors. prosecutors say o'connor would supply booze

bay. not worried about the wind or the rain through the weekend. >> that's your local forecast. kristen, joe question. do you have your halloween costume set to go? >> if you don't, you're in luck. this week i caught up with the queen of halloween, meghan murphy, for some creative ideas you can whip up in time for halloween. >>> when you're looking for a last minute halloween costume, what's the name of the game? >> i think it's all about a little punny business. because we have to pull this off by tomorrow. okay. are you ready for me? we're about to get silly up in here. >> i'm all in with the silly. >> yes. okay. so ifapron, a chef's hat, you add an iron, suddenly you are iron chef. >> tada! >> i think we cooked up good clean fun with this costume. >> it works well for me because i'm not a good chef but i love to iron. >> this iron comes in handy for our next costume. so everybody knows about hashtag throwback thursday from social media. this is throw your back thursday. and the key is you need a back brace and the word thursday on your shirt. i used the iron from iron chef to iron on the