julian: that's good advice.hen the president announced the save plan, he also said there would be a little bit of a grace period. how exactly does that work? >> they are calling it the on ramp. the way the on ramp works is, typically if you miss payments, there are lots of negative consequences. late fees, negative credit reporting, and those can have lasting consequencess for borrowers. during the on ramp phase, there won't be negative credit reporting, there won't be late fees. so it's a way for borrowers to transition back to payment. that doesn't mean borrowers shouldn't make payments. instead of ignoring things, getting on save, you can be making progress towards forgiveness, getting help with interest. if you just stay on the on ramp and don't do anything, your balance is going to go up. there are still consequences to not making payments once the restart happens. julian: michael lux, such a great conversation, so much helpful information. we really appreciate your time. thanks for being here. today we lea

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. >> and i'm julian glover. in some areas of marin county school sports games and practices even being canceled right now because of those unhealthy conditions. >> for details on all this, let's get to abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya yeah, julian. >> and let's take a look at the air quality. it just got worse for a few cities from san francisco to oakland to san rafael. it is orange which is poor for sensitive groups, moderate across many other parts of the bay area. it is best to stay inside, close your doors and windows and put your ac on. recirculate these are our tower cameras and you can see from mt. tam, it's very hard to see because of the haze. and here is a view of it, an air quality advisory remains up through tomorrow as we are expecting the smoke from wildfires in northern california and oregon to continue to impact us during this time period. we go hour by hour with the smoke forecast and notice that that smoke just gets worse towards tomorrow morning at 6 a.m. as the winds relax a bi

julian, you know the warmth arrives here in the bay area as well.id 80s for the weekend in our warmest inland valleys, mid 60s along the coastline. she's going to be beautiful weather. >> okay. so we're bringing in fall with a little warmth around here. >> why not? i like it. >> let's do it. >> do it. okay. >> thank you, sandy. rsv can be a dangerous virus... [sneeze] ...for those 60 and older. it's not just a cold. and if you're 60 or older... ...you may be at increased risk of hospitalization... [coughing] ...from this highly... ...contagious virus. not all dangers come with warning labels. talk to your pharmacist or doctor... ...about getting vaccinated against rsv today. we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actually. q

. >> and i'm julian glover. for many of that pole is known as the peak of pole, a special spot for hikers who reached the top of the east bay mountain in mission peak stands more than 2500ft high, overlooking the city of fremont wi a panoramic view of the entire bay area. >> abc seven news reporter lena howland has reaction to the act of vandalism for whoever did this. >> i hope you're ashamed of yourself. this is really messed up. this is what fremont hiker joyce lee came across on saturday evening. >> what she calls the mission peak trails, iconic or pole slashed in half with the top portion missing. >> i just can't imagine what would be going through someone's mind that would compel them to do that because it's not just a landmark like people interact with it. lee says the one of a kind pole first installed in 1990, has four faces, showing you the direction of north and south and is covered in peeker holes. >> so you can see the other iconic peaks around the bay. lee believes it was cut off sometime between s

sandhya, it's going to be nice for the weekend. >> julian and omar. let's take a look at the temperatures right now. if you like what you see, then you're going to enjoy this weekend. temperatures in the low 60s to the mid 80s. this afternoon, many areas running cooler than average with onshore winds contributing to that novato gusting to 20 miles an hour. it's a sustained win of 22 miles an hour in san francisco. so the circulation around the area of low pressure, that's sitting off the coastline is counterclockwise cause that's the onshore winds that's providing us with the deep marine layer and the cooler weather. and that trend is going to continue through the weekend. and this low is cut off from the main flow. so it's not going to go anywhere anytime soon, which means we'll keep those temperatures below where they should be for several days. right now on live doppler seven, you will notice the clouds that were banked up along the coastline still there. here are some tower camera views from all of our different vantage points. we have a mix of lo

julian okay. >> thank you so much, sandhya. now let's get you to that developing news out of oakland tonight. the city is scrambling to figure out how it missed a crucial deadline for millions of dollars in state grant money. the funding was a part of an investment by governor newsom to help fight organized retail theft. abc abc7 news reporter tim johns is hearing from local leaders on what went wrong and how local business owners are feeling about this mistake. he's live for us in the newsroom. and tim, oakland really dropped the ball here, but other cities are standing to get some of that money. >> yeah, julian, you're absolutely right. several other bay area cities and institutions get did get their applications in and have grant money approved. that includes here in san francisco as well as san jose, each of which got millions of dollars. oakland has lost a chance to receive millions of dollars to help fight retail crime in the city. the reason why? because city officials missed a deadline to apply for a special state grant

julian >> okay. we'll see you in just a moment. thank you. sandhya let's jump into tonight's abc seven deep dive at 11. it's our chance to dig a little more into a storyline or an issue out there that you might be wanting more clarity on. and tonight, we're jumping to the new covid boosters just approved by the fda today. those shots just need the final cdc sign off before being shipped out. abc seven news reporter tim john spoke with several doctors tonight to get those answers for you here in real time. tim. yeah julian. >> now both pfizer and moderna say testing shows their new boosters are effective against the variant, e.g. a five that's currently the dominant covid strain here in the us and the one that's been responsible for the rise in hospitalizations recently. on monday, we got another step closer to updated covid 19 boosters. the food and drug administration approving new shots from both pfizer and moderna. it's now up to the cdc, which is expected to give the new vaccines, the final approval groups that i would really hope would g

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. >> and i'm julian glover. the governor says the unprecedented investment will help hire more police, leading to more arrest and more felony prosecutions. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne vaughan joins us live from the newsroom with more on what local law enforcement and leaders are saying about that money suzanne. so, julian, we contacted the police department, the sheriff's office and the da in both san francisco and san mateo counties. they tell us organized retail theft hurts our communities and this money will go a long way to help curb that crime. we've seen the video, bold, brazen thieves making off with thousands of dollars of luxury items. we also see thieves pocketing everyday items . police say this is not simple shop lifting, but the organized retail crime that's costing california billions of dollars. governor gavin newsom is devoting $267 million to 55 cities to curb the crimes. >> it's a welcome breath of fresh air. >> san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto says it's important to have the financia

karina. >> thanks, julian.onight, we're going to take a deeper look at concerns from business owners in oakland. abc7 news reporter ryan curry talked to some of them as they ask the city to do more to stop robberies at their stores. and we'll tell you what mayor shengtao says about safety issues in her town. plus, a cdc panel is recommending updated covid vaccines for everyone. six months and older. ucsf infectious disease specialist dr. peter chin-hong joins us with the latest covid news and other health headlines. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc7 bay area streaming tv. ama. all right. thank you, karina. and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc7 news.com and join karina in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us on tv, world news tonight with david muir is up next for sandy patel and all of us here at abc seven news. thanks for joining us. i'm julian glover. >> and i'm ahmed daetz. we'll see you again at six the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. ve

i'm julian glover. >> and i'm ahmad daetz. it feels like it's what everyone is talking about tonight. you could smell the wildfire smoke throughout the day here at our abc7 news station and surely where you were at home. yeah. >> this haze has become an almost annual occurrence during wildfire season on the west coast. of course it brings those serious health and respiratory concerns with it. so let's check in now with abc7 news meteorologist sandy patel. yeah >> and julian and omar. this is going to stick around through tomorrow. so let's take a look at the air quality right now and you will notice there are some parts that are in the red, believe it or not, from redwood city out towards fremont livermore, san jose. that is unhealthy air. we have orange for santa rosa, san francisco, oakland, concord area and that is poor for sensitive groups. so as we take a look at the smoke forecast, notice that northerly wind is going to continue to drive smoke into the bay area. so tomorrow morning during the commute, you're going to not

julian, you know the warmth arrives here in the bay area as well.id 80s for the weekend in our warmest inland valleys, mid 60s along the coastline. she's going to be beautiful weather. >> okay. so we're bringing in fall with a little warmth around here. >> why not? i like it. >> let's do it. >> do it. okay. tdawn powerwash. [sigh] now, powerwash gives me the power of an overnight soak in minutes. with 3 cleaning boosters... not found in traditional dish soaps that help break down, loosen and lift away food and grease... so much faster! mr. clean magic eraser powers through tough messes. so it makes it look like i spent hours cleaning, and you know i didn't. it makes my running shoe look like new! it's amazing. it's so good. it makes it look like i have magical powers. magic eraser and sheets make cleaning look easy. - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple and life-changing. what's not a choice? addiction to opioids like fentanyl. but even with opioid use disorder, you still have a choice. by choosing treatment, you cho

julian okay. >> thank you so much, sandhya. let's get you to that developing news out of oakland tonight. the city is scrambling to figure out how it missed a crucial deadline for millions of dollars in state grant money. the funding was a part of an investment by governor newsom to help fight organized retail theft. abc abc7 news reporter tim johns is hearing from local leaders on what went wrong and how local business owners are feeling about this mistake. he's live for us in the newsroom. and tim, oakland really dropped the ball here, but other cities are standing to get some of that money. >> yeah, julian, you're absolutely right. several other bay area cities and institutions get did get their applications in and have grant money approved. that includes here in san francisco as well as san jose, each of which got millions of dollars. oakland has lost a chance to receive millions of dollars to help fight retail crime in the city. the reason why? because city officials missed a deadline to apply for a special state grant. >>

julian >> okay. we'll see you in just a moment. thank you.dhya let's jump into tonight's abc seven deep dive at 11. it's our chance to dig a little more into a storyline or an issue out there that you might be wanting more clarity on. and tonight, we're jumping to the new covid boosters just approved by the fda today. those shots just need the final cdc sign off before being shipped out. abc seven news reporter tim john spoke with several doctors tonight to get those answers for you here in real time. tim. yeah julian. >> now both pfizer and moderna say testing shows their new boosters are effective against the variant, e.g. a five that's currently the dominant covid strain here in the us and the one that's been responsible for the rise in hospitalizations recently. on monday, we got another step closer to updated covid 19 boosters. the food and drug administration approving new shots from both pfizer and moderna. it's now up to the cdc, which is expected to give the new vaccines, the final approval groups that i would really hope would get i

i'm julian glover. >> and i'm ahmad daetz.t feels like it's what everyone is talking about tonight. you could smell the wildfire smoke throughout the day here at our abc7 news station and surely where you were at home. yeah. >> this haze has become an almost annual occurrence during wildfire season on the west coast. of course it brings those serious health and respiratory concerns with it. so let's check in now with abc7 news meteorologist sandy patel. yeah >> and julian and omar. this is going to stick around through tomorrow. so let's take a look at the air quality right now and you will notice there are some parts that are in the red, believe it or not, from redwood city out towards fremont livermore, san jose. that is unhealthy air. we have orange for santa rosa, san francisco, oakland, concord area and that is poor for sensitive groups. so as we take a look at the smoke forecast, notice that northerly wind is going to continue to drive smoke into the bay area. so tomorrow morning during the commute, you're going to notic

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yes, that is, actually julian.monious calendar on the one hand, talk about the fact that some more one is more accurate, the other is less accurate is not very serious. yes, in fact, they all have some kind of errors, yes , which accumulate, but in the julian calendar there is this leap year, which every fourth year, uh, a certain strict sequence. and the main thing is that we here in the book of genesis we also read about this, that the lord created one luminary. the big yes is for ruling the day, and the other light is small for ruling the night and for the times and days. that is , these two luminaries are not one, not only the sun, but the moon too, they must somehow participate in managing our time with our calendar. but for you personally it has some meaning. you feel something special due to the fact that the church has its own calendar. you see, vladimir romanovich in the temple, what is important to me is some kind of stability. i understand that you didn't happen. easter will come, no matter what happens,

thank you, julian. lucy, yes. very much. i know a lot of people are anxious about reconnecting socially, but it does get easier. the more you do is to just start small. i hope they send that message that you wanted to send, you know, a friend ask someone a question on the street. it gets easier with practice thing too is inherent. your last sentence of advice. yeah. level, especially the kind of people do a new and that's a nice, huge comma is particularly difficult for people to sit and go look out for people. you've got lots of times going on and i live close to the people that most likely to, to need your friendship. thank you guys so much. that is all great advice and for our viewers at home. thank you for watching today. if there's one thing you can do after the show, call a friend, call family member, and thank you so much for watching the stream, the a th from intimate moments to majors, social changes from man's impact on the planet to the impact of mine on himself. so he has with depression and it's really asked to

thank you very much for joining us on inside story julian. but to try in air bill, let me start with you. what's really behind this tension and the violence between the kurdish and communities in kirkwood, is it just about the hand over of the former headquarters of the kurdish democratic party? hello. thank you for having me. the violent thinker cook goes back a long way. it goes back decades in the because trickle because the city with a very fragile social fabric, it is home to courage, tournaments and syria. and the recent violence mostly goes back to the decision within the last month. it will be a rocky prominence or mama. she has to dani to hand over the headquarters of eros joint of a joint operations to the present democratic party, so that they can return and resume political activities and career coke. however, the decision has been met with fierce resistance from the arab and circling components of the city who rejected to be k. d. p. 's returned to her cook and say that any potential return must be dealt with through the judiciar

julian okay. >> thank you so much. sandhya and now we will get to those new developments with the water main break that opened up a massive sinkhole in the middle of san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood. the hole opened up late sunday at the intersection of fillmore and green streets in the city now says it will take up to six weeks to repair everything while the broken pipe is fixed. there are all sorts of other problems that need to be dealt with after crews did an inspection there, they also need to replace sewer and gas pipelines. >> developing news. we are less than 24 hours away from the united auto workers officially going on strike and all signs are pointing toward a walkout. the contract expires at 11:59 p.m. eastern time tomorrow. and reports say the two sides remain far apart. the uaw is already plotting a strategy that would include strike out all three of detroit's big three automakers at the same time. as many as 146,000 workers could walk off their jobs as the big three can afford to immediately give

thank you, julian. lucy, yes. very much. i know a lot of people are anxious about reconnecting socially, but it does get easier. the more you do is to just start small. i hope they send that message that you wanted to send, you know, a friend ask someone a question on the street. it gets easier with practice. thank you and harry, your last sentence of advice. yeah. level. uh, and especially the kind of people do a new and that size unit on those, particularly the cost for people, the 2nd go, the cost, the people you've got such items going on and i live close to the people that most likely to, to need your friendship thank you guys so much. that is all great advice and for our viewers at home. thank you for watching today. if there's one thing you can do after the show, call a friend, call family member, and thank you so much for watching the stream. the sense of belonging, we are very close knit community. everybody knows everybody and the every day here, keeping communities together. this is the same sort of set of my univ

and julian and kristen, it is looking really lovely for the rest of this workweek. let's take a look at those temperatures just about everyone running warmer today compared to yesterday. six degrees warmer there in concord and up three degrees in santa rosa. livermore, two degrees warmer there in san jose. so it is really quiet here on live doppler seven, but active weather with thunderstorms firing up in the sierra. they even have a flooded advisory up to the north as they are seeing some heavy rain. so as long as there's rain, we are good because obviously we don't want to see dry lightning causing any new fires. area of low pressure off the coastline, providing just enough of the lift there to the moisture. but this is the same low that kept us from clearing out very quickly this weekend. and kept our temperatures below average just like today. it is going to eventually move out. and i'll show you what's going to replace it in just a moment. live view from our golden gate bridge camera. and it is just a sunny view with a gentle breeze. 67 in the city, low 70, oak

julian omar. all rht , thank you so much, dan, appreciate it. >> dan and just like dan did for this story, you can get a snapshot of public safety issues where you live. >> just use our abc7 neighborhood safety tracker. you'll find it on our front page of abc7 news.com. and to get in touch with the i-team, you can call this number on your screen right here or go to abc7, news.com slash i-team, some financial help to build a better bay area. >> today the california board of state and community corrections officially approved a plan to send millions in grant money to 55 cities and counties across the state to fight organized retail crime. now fresno is getting the most with more than $23 million going to its police department. here in the bay area, the biggest chunk is going to san francisco. it will receive 17.3 million in state funds. the majority of that money, $15.3 million, will go to the city's police department. it will be used to hire more officers and boost crime prevention efforts. the res

. >> and i'm julian glover. conditions have been shifting throughout the day, but they're bad enough to trigger an air quality advisory that could be with us for a while. we've spotted the haze all across the bay area. >> sky seven was over the peninsula just a couple of hours ago. check out how bad the visibility was above south san francisco. this is along 101 near not far from the airport. the hills and houses disappear into the haze and conditions are not much better in the east bay from the port of oakland. >> we'll show you that in just a moment. you can barely see the bay bridge or the san francisco skyline. take our word for it. we are definitely seeing smoke impacts from the fires from northern california and oregon. >> if people smell smoke or anything like that, they should take the usual precautions, stay inside windows and doors closed if heat allows. and not a good day to go out and get a lot of exercise. >> and in the north bay, sonoma county issued a health advisory because of the poor air qualit

and julian here, mr.ke you want to hang out with marshawn lynch and g-eazy and in the owner's suite. >> they're not letting me into the owner's suite for $100. i'm going to put in just a hundred. that's the best part. you can go in for as little as 100 bucks, and you can be a part of it for up to 150. >> see what you get. right? right. exactly >> feeling wild. >> another ten. how about another 20? hey, what do i get? where can i sit? next to marshawn. >> hey. yeah, we'll see what happens. well best of luck on all of that. >> on your business venture. >> ain't got much to put into it. we'll see what happens. all right. >> thanks, larry. all right. tonight on abc seven at eight, two hours of the conners, then catch the rookie at ten. and stay with us for abc seven news at 11. >> and remember, abc seven news is streaming 24 seven. get the abc seven bay area app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. >> all right. that is it for this edition of abc seven news. thanks for joining us. i'm day. >> and i

julian: it is a different story. there is a valuation hedge in areas like energy which are throwing out insane amounts of free cash flow. and health care, which does right regulation, continues -- despite regulation, continues to be an issue because of demographic tailwinds. anything associated with generative ai is likely to be a company also throwing off good cash flow. jonathan: are you going to the jets game this weekend? julian: no, my minnesota vikings have made a catastrophe -- jonathan: have we confirmed whether taylor swift is attending? tom: were working the phones all day with taylor's people. for those of you not up to speed on this? i am the only one not up to speed. scarlet brief to me. the jets versus the cheeks. i am not really up to speed. i think it will be like 70 to 20. will taylor swift show up in support of one of the cec? [laughter] jonathan: do you want to talk the money side? german -- jersey sales have exploded. even without confirmation. even if they are not together. just constructing some

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yes , the thing is that the julian style.re or less briefly , it is connected with the movement of the sun and the moon and the stars. yes, that is, this is a more biblical calendar. uh, because the calendar always wears it directed towards the sky. yes, because gregorian is associated with the sun only with the sun and the earth. well, relationships. yes, yes, gregorian is more simplified. eh, although more complex in some of its structures. yes, that is, in fact, the julian uh more uh what is an elegant and harmonious calendar on the one hand you say that some more one is more accurate the other is less accurate is not very serious. yes, in fact, they all have some kind of errors, yes, which accumulate, but in the julian calendar, this leap year, which every fourth year, uh, a certain strict sequence. and the main thing is that we also read about this in the book of genesis, that the lord created one luminary. the big yes is for ruling the day, and the other light is small for ruling the night and for the times and days. th

julian program before, joins us. julian we've invested a lot of time and money in these people.ears. i mean, goodness knows what the public cost of every qualified gp is and they're free to just disappear. why hasn't something got to change here? >> i think there has to be an i'd have to say that the investment they've made as well is enormous and they're looking at the situation where, for example, the starting doctors wages now are below the people who they're supervising and it takes about 11 years to actually get their total earnings to match things like physicians , match things like physicians, associates who have to be supervised by them . they are supervised by them. they are working in a system which is falling apart. hospitals that are deteriorating with dodgy concrete. >> so morale is bad , really bad morale. >> so it's not just income, it's the quality of life. the fact they can earn more money, do less hours of work , be less hours of work, be appreciated more, and maybe have appreciated more, and maybe have a nice beach down the road. i'm not surprised they're talk

julian program before, joins us. julian we've invested a lot of time and money in these people.ars. i mean, goodness knows what the public cost of every qualified gp is and they're free to just disappear. why hasn't something got to change here? >> i think there has to be an i'd have to say that the investment they've made as well is enormous and they're looking at the situation where, for example, the starting doctors wages now are below the people who they're supervising and it takes about 11 years to actually get their total earnings to match things like physicians , match things like physicians, associates who have to be supervised by them . they are supervised by them. they are working in a system which is falling apart. hospitals that are deteriorating with dodgy concrete. >> so morale is bad , really bad morale. >> so it's not just income, it's the quality of life. the fact they can earn more money, do less hours of work , be less hours of work, be appreciated more, and maybe have appreciated more, and maybe have a nice beach down the road. i'm not surprised they're talki

and so it would be invisible, with the fact flows through the sky start september 20th on the w. julian's are struggling to come up with a new constitution. they're all games and they're all lost. but on one issue, this units, the current peano, shay, era constitution, most of the media right now we but the regular people on the street have the chance to influence it to them so that it's not just the politicians who are making decision. i give them, i have to turn in some of the begins, okay, we're entering a new era for to these history, but also for the world. and so you have many times for here, there's been to base about most certainly the wording of the constitution. so it's about who should revise it for the election, the room people would pick to be members of the constitutional convention. the constitution shouldn't be with by ex, but by people who know what they're doing, but also have a good on some. i think there's a lot of fear of change that the draft was written only to full of the last touch of this film tells the story of the failure one that could be the beginning of a ne

that julian troops took them, approached the land by force. in the map to don't go language, my pushy means people of the land, a connection to nature, remain central to the way of life. the something alexis, taiwan agrees, a c d. and also to a more, i'm open to the he knew that mia amazingly most one of our central demands is the return of our illegally seasoned territories. and the far as that have been cut down and our sides of spiritual significance that are not respected. looking at the 108 o 2. now the several again, where should i have culture live? where can we connect to it when they're in a world full of concrete? that's impossible. a majority of them. i push it. people have no space. you can use it on, but they will not put you the 1st that needs to be returned. is it possible to be the team to give a one? with the original forest were turned into conversations and power stations and trash thumbs were built on places. once sacred to them approaching as a result, the standoff between my pushy and the to lee and government often leads

the united nations has declared access to most of the human rights, but it's not according to the julian constitution i thought i saw it was robot uh, for the tuesday not $200.00 coming to the convention. so no b for boy. so rights the several others here has been competing for years for free access to warsaw. the lovely way to get them all i see on the head and decided that it's one of the 1st thing we want is to make what a human rise everyone must have on hand to access to water. and that's not currently guaranteed. that means human rights are being violated in sheila and i said, because anyone who is this the but has no money to buy water, doesn't drink. that is terrible and simply undignified in the the other side of the human rights of what is included in the draft constitution. but what will happen to the licenses that have already been issued for bains. i'm clear, the main thing that i'm been on the federal, you guess within the ma'am, then they can get that the order to assess here in the resolution also includes the sustainable economic model yes, into the 15 environment and cl

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and i do want to ask you about this julian. uh is a don mentioned the interact kurdish political competition to what extent is that undermined the power and the influence of the kurdish region on a 40 and how do you see this current matcher income of being results can the codes, the arabs and the tooth when craigs this peacefully in the province. yes, so obviously with a, with a united curtis body. so that means that the curtis on democratic party and the patriarch unit of curtis on being on the same day based have to have the very strong chance in, for example, performing great to add the rocky provincial elections incur cooke. but unfortunately, the reality now that we have seen over the past months is that the relations between the k b, b and b, u. k, have deteriorated with somebody from saying that they have that they have deteriorate, done all time low. this really jeopardizes against any, any potential use of the curtis that regional government could make and cook. and especially with regard to the rocky prevention electi

julian and alma 86 degrees. that'll feel toasty after the cool weather we have this weekend. no kidding. >> yeah. okay. appreciate it. welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. a new, healthier world without cigarettes. as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year. and vaping won't lead to smoking, if you ignore the research that says otherwise. in big tobacco's fantasyland, the deadliest industry is your friend. shh... as as a look at why this is important to our ecosystem. >> this small ball of fuzz you see scampering across is a big deal for wildlife experts at little beaver went down there in august. bill leikam said one of his trail cameras near matadero creek in palo alto captured a baby beaver for this area. >> there have not been any beavers in this particular matadero creek for over 160 years. >> experts say the industrial fur trade pushed the population to near extinction. to see the beaver come back on its own is a huge moment. >> that was a trek to get there. those beavers were looking for new habitat. they were looking for a new place to settle

with us to talk about loneliness in the us state of utah. julian, hold on stat, professor of psychology and neuroscience and director of the social connection and health lab at brigham young university. in the state of washington, lucy of my, he's weinberg director of the university of washington's international adolescent connection and technology laboratory and in london, kerry hobson, founder and director of the neighborly lab. and since we're talking about human connections today, here is your chance to connect with us. please jump into our you to chat with your questions and your thoughts. guess thank you so much for joining us for this important discussion. i want to start with you harry. the loneliness we just saw displayed on those social media clips. is that hype is that just something more people are talking about, or is this a real problem? a hi id. um, it's a better face. it's, it's, it's a very real thing. i'm based in london according to size here, about 8 percent of the population as about 700000 people say that that always officer lady. so that's about 700000 people just

. >> i'm ama daetz and i am julian glover.he sunol glen unified school district encompasses a single k through eight school, but tonight it was supercharged with a whole lot of tension. >> yeah, it really was. now, the district voted to ban any flag, any flag from being flown on its campus besides the us and california state flags. >> it's a big issue at that school. abc7 news reporter tim johns has been at that meeting all night and shows us how this debate is dividing that small community. >> we apologize. we do not have that for you right now. so we will get back to that in just a moment. for now, though, we want to tell you that building a better bay area is a key part of our mission here at abc7. and tonight there are two new initiatives to combat retail theft and clean up san francisco's landmark mall. now we're breaking down both plans and why it could be months before we find out if the tactics work. >> so first, let's talk about cutting down on organized retail crime. governor gavin newsom announcing today that the st

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julian okay. >> thank you so much. sandhya and now we will get to those new developments with the water main break that opened up a massive sinkhole in the middle of san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood. the hole opened up late sunday at the intersection of fillmore and green streets in the city now says it will take up to six weeks to repair everything while the broken pipe is fixed. there are all sorts of other problems that need to be dealt with after crews did an inspection there, they also need to replace sewer and gas pipelines. >> developing news. we are less than 24 hours away from the united auto workers officially going on strike and all signs are pointing toward a walkout. the contract expires at 11:59 p.m. eastern time tomorrow. and reports say the two sides remain far apart. the uaw is already plotting a strategy that would include strike out all three of detroit's big three automakers at the same time. as many as 146,000 workers could walk off their jobs as the big three can afford to immediately give

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julian nagelsmann has been appointed the new manager of germany.k, who was sacked earlier this month. nagelsmann has been out of work since leaving bayern munich last season. he's signed a deal until 31stjuly next year, which will see him lead the team at euro 2024, which is being held in germany. there is another big weekend of football ahead with arguably the biggest match taking place at the emirates, where arsenal take on tottenham in the north london derby. the gunners have been boosted this morning with captain martin odegaard signing a new five—year deal with the club. odegaard has scored three goals in six appearances already this season and follows in the footsteps of bukayo saka, gabriel martinelli and william saliba in extending his stay at the emirates. odegaard joined the club from real madrid permanently in august 2021 for about £30 milllion following an initial loan. it's been four defeats in five for manchester united after their 4—3 loss at bayern munich in the champions league earlier this week. that's their worst start to a seaso

>> julian, more large groups here in eagle pass.er crossings we have seen the large groups survive this week. we've seen 1000 of them just here in eagle pass under the international bridge. a lot of them telling me that they want to mexican freight train that stopped. that finally moved yesterday, according to what they told me. eventually, they got off near the border have been making their way through today. we saw that migrant speaking who entered the united states. he said he wanted to offer an apology to all of the americans who saw the migrants arrive. we've been seeing them all over venezuela. we've also seen a number from honduras. as you mentioned, secretary spoke to the president of honduras about the margaret, and smugglers that are taking advantage of those taking vantage. the bulk majority are from venezuela. part of a conversation from a man from venezuela. >> he says he feels happiness and sadness at the same time -- >> he lost everything that he had on the way. >> a lot of sick children. >> and juliÁn, we have seen i