now in response to the la times reporting dhs tells fox news they are constantly holding policy talkshowell to ensure a fair and humane immigration system that they say removes migrants who don't have a lawful basis to stay in the country. trace. >> trace: it's a big campaign issue all over again, bill melugin live for us in la. bill thank you. let's bring in lee carter president and partner and james kimmy executive director of senate working group. thank you both for coming on. the gop congressman toney gonzalez said this. watch. >> it's almost as if biden is punishing texans for us trying to uphold the law and keep our community safe. remain in new mexico or remain in california? why is it texas? >> trace: he makes a good point, lee. why texas? >> well, i think it's a place where he knows he can't win. the bigger issue is, he clearly knows that he's got an issue on immigration. his job approval rating is only 42% overall but less than a third of americans approve of his rating on immigration. so this is a real challenge for him. so clearly he's trying to do something different, but

that is jackie writing in the la times. find it online and elsewhere. talking about the impeachment inquiry potential or the shutdown potential. we were here next from ray and pennsylvania. democrat line. >> good morning and thank you for taking my call. i'm personally a democrat who lives in the scranton area. has to recognize the fact that scranton joe is corrupt. you don't give $83,000 a month to someone who knows nothing, who can't do anything. who has no knowledge. why are you paying $1 million a year and then and these are recorded, two separate $5 million payments. once at the father and want to the sun. that is bribery. we impeached president trump twice. we impeached him twice for things that weren't clearly as demonstrable as what is there now. why doesn't the media actually report what is transpiring? >> you are calling for republicans to open an inquiry? >> you are right because i'm a democrat who believes in our country and our constitution. if you are a crook you deserve to be impeached whether republican or a democrat. we need to get back

obviously we've done our tests and we were published in the la times a few times about this, you know, upfront fares is a black box algorithm. honestly we really don't know as drivers what we should get paid the same trip in one minute could pay us $10 and the exact same trip a minute later could be $15, because what they did over in lyft is that they took away the rate card, meaning what we were getting paid by time and distance. so once there is no more rate card, it's a black box algorithm that decides on calculating 70 different things. literally in a millisecond. you know, the transparency part is great as far as knowing where the passenger is going before we accept the offer. however the pay has not been so much. so actually, this is one of the points i'm going to discuss with david risher when he comes on on our show. >> okay. you know what, sergio? that was fascinating. i'm sorry. we're out of time because i wanted to ask you what you think about waymo and cruise as well. but it sounds like we just have to bring you back another day. >> please do. yeah. i have a lot of thought

a familias migrantes que crucen la frontera de forma irregular a quedarse en texas mientras procesan sus solicitudes de asilo, asÍ reporta el periÓdico los Ángeles timesndo luego de un viaje agotador y peligroso no quieren permanecer en texas. >> porque ya ellos estÁn muy cansados del viaje, de todo lo que ellos pasan, y poder llegar acÁ y decirle tienen que esperar un tiempo, serÍa doloroso. >> fue su reacciÓn al enterarse que la administraciÓn biden podrÍa forzar a algunas familias migrantes que buscan asilo a permanecer en texas y en caso que no califiquen para solicitar asilo, su deportaciÓn serÍa mÁs rÁpida. segÚn reporta la times. >> el resultado va a ser un enorme impacto sobre el estado de texas y los ciudadanos en texas que ya, ya estÁ sobrecargado. >> el gobernador de texas calificÓ el plan como una estafa a la que responderÁ rÁpidamente. apunta que ahora enviarÁ incluso mÁs autobuses llenos de migrantes a washington dc. la llegada de migrantes de manera voluntaria o enviados en autobuses es un problema para varios ciudades del paÍs, nueva york por ejemplo que el alcalde pide ayuda. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> organizaciones proinmigrantes

and on that episode, you will hear about two long time coaches in pittsburgh taking on new roles this season. we're also talking with de la salle alum maurice jones-drew about his time on the team before he went to the nfl. also, super bowl champion and 40 niners legend steve young is back on the field. he's coaching girls flag football for its first season in and we'll visit one of the best high school football teams in california, the serra padres in san mateo. you have a group of young men who have played all four years on varsity. traditionally, we've won a lot of games here and just the biggest thing i feel like i've learned from here is that, you know, what comes out on the scoreboard doesn't really matter as much. it's kind of the bond that you forge here. i love the competition. i'm a very competitive person and there is much more. we are on the field as this team from alhambra high school in mainez is gearing up for its inaugural season in a flag football. a whole lot of sports going on tomorrow night right here, ktvu and girls flag football. this is the inaugural season up and down the state for cif. my old high

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uc berkeley in la times poll. >> found 77% of voters serve people who they polled experienced extreme their communities recently. but just one in 4 of those folks talk to local governments did an excellent or good job responding to the high temps. >> and experiencing a bit of a warm-up this weekend, but nothing too severe, right, lawrence? yeah, i mean, we're just see these temperatures ease up the scale a bit. just a return to some summer, a warm temperatures, even a little bit hot and some of the valleys. but if you're about this weekend as these summer weekends dwindle away as we head through september? well, i think we've got some pretty nice weather. some watch out for southern california. tropical storm kind of falling apart. some of the moisture and ing up there. all right. i would go to sfo right now and looking good out there. a couple clouds over the mountains. no delays at sfo, oakland or san jose this our head of the monterey bay should be a nice time there this weekend. beautiful temperatures. how about 67 degrees? little shopping there in carmel. 66 in monterey. 71 degre

the la times reporting a concerned citizen saw a man attacking a woman at a park after a soccer match in los angeles sunday night. officers from the state police agency that patrols the park determined a fight involving a man and a woman. did occur. arias was arrested for suspicion of domestic violence. is now on leave from the dodgers. organized asian actor danny masterson was sentenced today to 30 years to life in prison. the former actor for that 70 show was found guilty for the rape of two women. the victims say they were given drinks and then became disoriented or unconscious once before, masterson raped them. the prosecutor, who has worked on this case for seven years, said justice was served. i've gotten to know the victims in this case quite well over the years, and i can tell you today their strong. they are were committed to making sure that justice gets served and today they got it. it's your house. masterson has been in custody since may. he claims he's innocent and his attorneys plan to appeal. congresswoman barbara lee has been selected as the grand marshal for the oakla

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uc berkeley in la times poll found that 77% of voters experienced extreme heat and their communities. but >> just one in 4 people thought local governments did an excellent job or even a good job responding to the high temperatures. we are expecting a bit of a warm-up this weekend. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with details on the temps. good thing. nothing too extreme, but i think we're back in the 90's in some parts of the bay area. so will feel that summer warmth again, as we head in toward the afternoon hours both saturday and especially sunday and monday. we do have some fog start to make its way inside the bay, but it's rather patchy again tonight, a sign of high pressure building over head. here's a nice look at downtown san francisco. see the sales force building out there right now. the bridge in the background to across the bay and we're looking good out there right now looks like as we head through the night tonight. well, we've got some variety of temperatures here. you can see where the marine air has not made its way well inland. how about that? you get high

you will hear about two long time coaches in pittsburgh taking on new roles this season. we're also taking or talking, rather, with de la alum maurice jones-drew about his time on the team before he went to the nfl. also super bowl champion and 40 niners legend steve young is back on the field coaching girls flag football for its first season and we'll visit one of the best high school football teams in california, the sierra padres in san mateo. sarah padres, excuse me, in san mateo, have a group of young men who have played all four years on varsity. traditionally, we've won a lot of games here and just the biggest thing i feel like i've learned from here is that you know, what comes out on the scoreboard doesn't really matter as much. it's kind of the bond that you forge here. i love the competition. i'm very competitive person and there is much more. we are on the field as this team from alhambra high school in martinez gears up for its inaugural season of flag football. sports focused football edition airs after the niners home opener tomorrow night right here on ktvu. fox two. all right. speaking of football, the

to get her out, the la times suggests senator feinstein resign, california governor newsom appoints harriso take her place in the senate. biden then makes newsom vice president and walleye la. wala. a brand new vice president that could move into the oval office. the problem is getting her to step aside. one of the ladies on the view suggested that biden would lose the black vote if harris were removed. that's a full back at being black and female. the president is giving her a role to be successful and harris sent on a nation-wide college tour rallying the youth vote. look at this poll. it's from cbs. 42% say harris made them feel worse about the biden administration. only 32% believe harris is indeed ready to assume the presidency. getting the president to step aside necessarily, that would be difficult retirement is his call and people close to him say he's deputied to stay. therefore the best way to convert a losing ticket to a winning ticket is to somehow push aside the weakest link. that would be kamala harris. deep inside the democrat party. the process has begun. third hour of varn

developing news tonight about the deadly fire aboard the conception dive boat off santa santa cruz island la times is reporting the fire started in a plastic trash can. that's happening the stairs of the main deck. according to the times, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives came to the conclusion after it built a full-scale mock-up of the vessel. the fire ignited before dawn on september. second, 2019, 34 people were killed. it was the deadliest maritime disaster in modern california history. >> there are still 385 people missing following last month's wildfires on maui. that number is down by just 3 from a week earlier, the fbi says 245 people were located and removed from the official list. some names were removed. others were added the number of people reported killed in the fires remains at 115 so far only 55 of those killed have been identified the white house says more money is needed to deal with the aftermath of natural disasters that have ravaged communities across the country. >> president biden will be seeking another 4 billion dollars in addition to the 12 already a

the uc berkeley and la times poll says that if that happens, he would likely have a major portion of the votes needed to secure his 3rd nomination for president. the poll says 55% of likely republican voters plan to cast their primary ballots for trump in the general election. 51 1% of the state's likely voters polled said that they would support president biden. 31% said that they would back trump. the poll has a margin of error of plus or -2 percent. the san francisco board of supervisors voted unanimously to accept a plan to implement the first municipal bank in the nation. the approved proposal would include a business and governance plan for creating a publicly own municipal financial corporation and would then convert the corporation into san francisco's first public bank. public banks are not that new. there are over 900 institutions worldwide controlling tens of trillions of assets. but this municipal bank would be the first for america. san francisco supervisor connie chan introduced a package of legislation in an effort to improve fire safety and disaster response. and the

i know my husband is it dodgers fan and he still reads the la times every morning to find out what's going on for dodgers. this is really the growth of the sport and a whole another of it, advancing into journalism. so the significance here, and i wanted to to take away from this is that basically journalism in sports were often intertwined and that is no different today. you think of today's relationship between the sports teams and media and broadcasting, lots of money involved read every major-league team is like billions of dollars for the contract with the media companies and key part of the revenue and that originates well over 100 years ago. so little bit more, will wrap up, also having his own role to play in sports journalism and he just kind of cranks and into overdrive basically. this is the guy who works seven days a week six nights a week, i guess he takes one night off per week. and he is contacting it is correspondence who were providing at the data about baseball games all the nation and sounds like he's up all hours of the day. this guy, of course he's running the pa

a uc berkeley and la times poll found that 77% of voters experienced heat extreme heat in their communities. only 26% say that their local governments did an excellent or good job by responding to heat by opening up cooling centers are providing other types of relief. 23% rated the responses as poor or very poor. the poll also found that more than two-thirds of voters support cooling standards for residential buildings have been established. no extreme heat for us, but definitely in some parts of the country. here's a live look outside of that friday commute in the fog. that's getting a little bit of break up right there. breaking up with the bridge. so kyle is here now with a look at the weather and you have the national map up there. still some parts of have some hot temperatures raise the so texas. i mean, we've been talking about this all week. i've a friend who lives there and she was just telling me like it is just crazy today that dallas. >> record to be for the daily record's 100 degrees. you can see it's 107 there right now. unbelievable heat obviously expect that in phoenix writes

i know my husband is it dodgers fan and he still reads the la times every morning to find out what's going on for dodgers. this is really the growth of the sport and a whole another of it, advancing into journalism. so the significance here, and i wanted to to take away from this is that basically journalism in sports were often intertwined and that is no different today. you think of today's relationship between the sports teams and media and broadcasting, lots of money involved read every major-league team is like billions of dollars for the contract with the media companies and key part of the revenue and that originates well over 100 years ago. so little bit more, will wrap up, also having his own role to play in sports journalism and he just kind of cranks and into overdrive basically. this is the guy who works seven days a week six nights a week, i guess he takes one night off per week. and he is contacting it is correspondence who were providing at the data about baseball games all the nation and sounds like he's up all hours of the day. this guy, of course he's running the pa

desierto de nevada por las torrenciales lluvias que han dejado aislados a los asistentes al festival. nuevas revelaciones sobre el caso ayotzinapa publicadas por el new york timesidencia que en la masacre de los 43 estudiantes hubo complicidades de militares, polÍticos y policÍas, y que el encubrimiento sobre los responsables continÚa. >> el presidente municipal da la orden de que los detenga y se les entrega a este grupo de guerreros unidos. fÉlix: estados unidos afirma que aumentÓ el decomiso de armas de fuego con destino a las organizaciones criminales en mÉxico. en este aÑo se han confiscado mÁs de 3500. >> en cualquier tienda en los estados unidos pueden ser traficadas a mÉxico. fÉlix: esta semana cerca de 19.000 niÑos que han llegado indocumentados en los Últimos meses a estados unidos comenzarÁn a asistir a clases en nueva york. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix de bedout. fÉlix: muy buenas tardes. el que debÍa ser un divertido festival en nevada se convirtiÓ en un drama para decenas de miles de personas. una tormenta azotÓ el Área del festival y las lluvias sobre la zona desÉrtica donde se desarrollaba el evento dejaron una ca

time. guess what school? de la salle in concord. tly put together a top 50 list, best teams of all time. the 2001 squad from de la salle is at the very top. >> pressure. throws! jones is dropped at the 3. >> wow, if you were around here in the early 2000s, you'll remember how epic de la salle was. this was known as the game of the century. de la salle beating long beach poly on national tv. the teams were ranked one and two at the time. in fact, at one point, de la salle had a 151-game winning streak from 1992 to 2004. joining us now, maurice jones drew, one of the stars of that 2001 team, went on to ucla and then to the nfl. now he's back home, an assistant coach at de la salle. mjd, nice to see you. you're looking good. >> thank you. i wish i dressed up a little bit more, but it's labor day, right? so get a chance to hang out a little bit. we had a great practice this morning and got to get ready for st. francis on friday. >> that's a big one. the number one team of all time. did you guys all text and call each other when this list

shouldn't journalist come up with their own words, the la times called it anti transgender apparentlyeeping secrets is pro transgender. common sense thinks it won't be long until school policies forbid teachers from sending home information about students getting bad grades or exhibiting bad behavior because, god forbid they trigger all those mostly violent parents. let's bring in sonja shaw, school board president for the chino valley unified school district and jill simonian, director of outreach for prager u kids. ladies welcome to you both. kind of a loss today, sonja, for you and your district. i'm interested because the judge literally said that the judge and the state saying parents do not know what is best for their child. what are your thoughts on the ruling today? >> yeah, my thoughts -- i have a few thoughts. the judge also said he didn't read all the documents yet he made a judgment. how embarrassing is that that this is our system. we don't even read the documents yet we make a judge on something important. but we also made a statement. they said we don't want you as the

the la times has reviewed citations issued by the board.ts often fill hundreds of prescriptions during a shift and they may also have to deal with other things like giving up vaccinations, dealing with people online, calling doctors offices. one pharmacist telling the times that chain drug stores are understaffed and employees are overworked. cvs and walgreens say that the errors are rare, did not comment on the report. governor newsom has now signed a bill aimed at better understanding the atmospheric rivers that california experiences in the winter and spring, maybe 30 authored by san diego assembly member chris ward will expand the atmospheric river research program linking it directly to the state reservoirs operations program. and that program uses technology to predict atmospheric rivers ahead of time and helps the water managers better determine how much water to release in order to avoid flooding. assembly member ward says this could also help the state increase water storage. >> assembly bill, 30 basically requires that we're linki

the uc berkeley and la times poll says if that happens, he would likely have a major portion of the votes needed to secure his 3rd nomination for president. the poll says 55% of likely republican voters plan to cast their primary ballots for trump in the general election. 51 1% of the state's likely voters polled said that they would support president biden. 31 1% said that they would back trump. the poll has a margin of error of plus or -2 points. coming up here, cheering on the niners while chowing down on really yummy food levi stadium giving us a closer look at what they're selling. >> this nfl season. but first, the cdc is warning about a rise in rsp among young children in some parts of the nation. what they're saying to do to kfor your health. the cdc is warning about a rise in our city among young children in some parts of the nation. >> severe cases of the respiratory disease have spiked in florida and georgia and health experts say regional increases are an indication of the start of the rsv season. the virus is then expected to spread north and west by the end of the year. rsv

morris tells the la times, quote, after the trump years, people's biases were on full display.people really were and that they were proud to be misogynistic and racist and homophobic and transphobic. and morris sites jason aldine's hit try that in a small town as a prime example of her issues with country music saying quote people are streaming these songs out of spite. it's not out of true joy or love of the music. it's to own the libs. and now it's being used as this really toxic weapon in culture wars. by the way, morris's new ep is called the bridge. no doubt her record label will be watching closely to see if her comments about country music help her build a bridge to a new fan base, or simply burn the one that made her a star in the first place. trace. >> trace: i think it's a mistake but jonathan hunt live in al. jonathan thank you >> meantime the grass roots group moms for liberty is continuing to kind of annoy those on the left for advocating for parental rides and education and now the daily beast says they were targeted by a former south park writer who set up a paro

this, remain in taxes that biden may order illegal immigrants to stay in texas having this with the la times reporting that they may be contract them things like, ankle bracelets and gps monitoring, you the border seizing and have to bear the weight invited border collapse. tom: that is just a disgusting political decision, that sounds a judge said, this administration throughout the country come they said that they did in the cover of darkness and flying - and kids in small airports throughout the nation had to follow that this is humane thing to do the administrations bring them across the touching all of a sudden is putting pressure from emphatic sensors and democratic governors, mayors the one chemotaxis and problem under two things are going happen number one, governor abbott just bus more people of the state of texas the department of administration wasn't doing number two the migrant are not going in texas, the point is that there is going to be the detention facility between new york chicago that i had because this administration has done in the last few half years pretty. tom: i do.

did they others of every let me and and never again, i don't know if i did something wrong with la times. >> 6.25 right a local animal shelter says are you a dub fanned you love that. the warriors, how well loved in these little doggies. remember lloyd or the legendary warrior. >> he recently passed away and his dogs rambo and baby miracle. >> need somebody to take care of them. a new forever home there right now in oakland, animal services. we spoke with the shelter's director about what type of home would be best for them. >> we're looking for somebody that has a calm environment that has of, you know, a decent amount of time to spend with them more than anything will appreciate the trauma that they've been through and then losing such an important part of their lives and will give them the time that they need to decompress. >> also sweet. and they do look like they're buddies and they get along together. they just need so new best friend. so you can fill out an adoption application on the website for open animal shelter. if you are interested. >> 6.26 right now. and happening tonight,

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officials say they can only estimate mistakes because pharmacies are not required to report the la timesons issued by the board. many of those mistakes were at chain pharmacies where pharmacists often fill hundreds of prescriptions during ship and they may have to deal with other things like giving vaccinations are calling doctors offices. one pharmacist tells the times chain drug stores are understaffed and employees are overworked. cvs and walgreens are say that airs are rare. riday did not comment on the report. still ahead, the kron morning news. >> there is a renewed push at the state capitol to hold drug dealers accountable. why they want this legislation on next year's ballot will be right back. we're also talking about the giants chicago taking on the cubs in need of a win yet. the cubs in need of a win yet. sports director jason dumas hes and all of our stuff where we want to go. but, our cars can't take us e with unpaid tolls. vehicles with overdue, unpaid s may not be able to renew theirn until outstanding balances are. payment assistance is available. visit bayareafastrak.org

the la times says folks close to the negotiations are describing a tone from wednesday's bargaining as positive. >> but we had gotten reports a couple days ago that the 2 sides were close to a deal. apparently that was just off base. meantime, disney ceo bob iger says the companies working to, quote, quiet the noise in the culture wars. a disney has found itself in a battle with florida governor ron desantis over laws about teaching curriculum in kindergarten. some disney customers have also complained about wokeness at the theme parks and in movies. google is working to push back the expiration date of chromebooks addressing concerns held by school administrators that the laptops are just 2 short lived to be cost-effective. chrome books are popular in schools because of their cost. and you, too, will roll out a slew of artificial intelligence powered features for creators. the technology can create and synthesize text images, music and other media given simple prompts into most the most important products and services live from the nasdaq market site. i'm monica malpass. back to you.

that's according to a new poll by uc berkeley and the la times which found 77% of voters experienced extreme heat in their communities. only 26% surveyed said their local governments did an excellent or good job responding to heat by opening cooling centers are providing other types of relief. 23% rated the responses as poor or very poor. well, you might not need to throw out your expired. at-home covid tests. health experts say the fda has extended expiration dates for several manufacturers. manufacturers were more conservative with the expiration dates in the early days of the pandemic. but now they say they have better knowledge of how long they can provide accurate results. you can check if the date on your tests has been extended on the fda's website. but in the meantime, experts say expired tests are fine to use in a pitch. rescue crews are racing against the clock to get an american explore out of the cave in turkey. we have the latest on his condition. >> plus, over 100,000 auto workers plan to go on strike the new work conditions there to mandate. but first, a new bill makin

estadounidenses mueren cada aÑo por errores de prescripciÓn, en respuesta al informe de los Ángeles times lade un programa piloto en que participan 1. 5 millones de personas que han bajado una cartera digital de esa agencia que contiene su licencia, se accede a travÉs de biomÉtricos y estÁ encriptoada, varios aro aeropuertos incluyendo el de los Ángeles aceptan licencias digitales. en mÉxico hoy iniciÓ el conteo para definir el candidato de morena, maÑana miÉrcoles por la noche se darÁ a conocer el resultado. los dos punteros que encabezan la preferencia son claudia y marcelo ebrard. hemos seguido muy de cerca este proceso y es importante para los mexicanos que radican en este paÍs y que quieren participar del ejercicio democrÁtico desde el extranjero, issa osorio nos explica cÓmo van los preparativos para el voto del mexicano en el extranjero. >> para algunos mexicanos que viven en estados unidos, como Él, es fundamental escribir la historia de mÉxico votando desde el exterior. >> creo que es muy importante el voto para poder saber elegir a nuestro nuevo presidente. >> casi 2.000 mexicanos

and more strike action in the us — this time in las vegas — i bet you can't guess who's planning to walklcome to world business report. oil prices have reached their highest level in over a year — exceeding $95 a barrel for the first time since august 2022. cuts in production by russia and saudia arabia are partly to blame and they've caused reserves at an important storage facility in the us to hit their lowest level since july of last year. the price of energy is a significant factor in rising inflation, which has been the driver of the cost of living crisis around the world. with more on this, i'm joined by nitesh shah. he joined by nitesh shah. is head of notties. thank yo being he is head of notties. thank you for being with us, so, we are flirting with this $95 barrel level, production has been cut. that is why prices are going up. it is fair to say this is opec plus, russia and saudi arabia's plans bearing fruit? yes, so, to peck group and in particular russia and saudi arabia have been angling for tightening up the market to push prices to these levels, they have extended recentl

esto de acuerdo con informaciÓn confidencial a la que tuvo acceso el diario los Ángeles time. , un portavoz de la agencia si negÓ a comentar el informe. >>> en este fin de semana feriado sin poder salir del desierto black rock. el acceso a la ciudad quedÓ afectado. >>> mientras en texas siguen las evacuciones, una ciudad ubicada a unas 70 millas al norte de houston. porque un incendio forestal, que consumiÓ 3.000 acres se ha podido contener en un 10%. el viernes en 5 horas las llamas avanzaron de 100 acres a 1200 esto provocÓ el cierre de carreteras y se utilizÓ la aviaciÓn para detener el fuego. >>> este fin de semana feriado se espera un ligero aumento en los ya elevados precios de la gasolina, una alza que limita a muchos viajar en el feriado. de acuerdo con la aaa. en al menos 10 estados el galÓn de combustible por encima de los 4 dÓlares. erica flores nos informa sobre lo que se espera en las prÓximas semanas. >>> si llega a la estaciÓn de gasolina para llenar sutano que de combustible de fin de semana feriado. podrÍa antar un aumento de los precios. >>> muy altos y los su

. >>> back in our area, a's fans continue to protest their team moving from oakland to las vegas. this time they brought the battle to right outside the coliseum. one of the billboards directly outside the oakland coliseum parking lot now bears the simple message "sell." there's a web address at the bottom of that bill board which directs people to summerofsell.com. that has a forum where you can buy a's season tickets providing the owner sells to someone else. >>> a bay area company is taking its flying cars to the upcoming detroit auto show. we were at alef aeronautics in san mateo where we got a closer look at the model a. the ceo says part of the reason they're taking it to detroit is so people can see it, maybe even touch it. they say it's a car created to solve the problem of traffic. >> why do we have cars now? we want to move faster. at 5:00 p.m. in san francisco, you're faster on a horse than in a car. this is why we invented the flying car. >> this summer the faa granted alef a special airworthiness certification. that pretty much allows the company to start testing it in the air

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back in 1989, he was a reporter for the la times. >> nobody quite knew who had -- who had killed theas it because of jose's position in business? had he been taken out by the mob? >> after all, both jose and kitty had been shot in the knees. a mafia signature, perhaps? and then there was the company jose was running. "live entertainment" distributed all kinds of movies, including children's movies. but it got its start in porn. >> a lot of pornography is organized crime backed. 'cause it's a great way to make a lotta money in a industry that's not, you know, very well regarded. >> and there was actually a homicide in the valley a few weeks before they were murdered. and jose mentioned to his sons, "you know, this is what happens. this guy was into the pornography business. and he was murdered." >> plus, jose was known to be aggressive when it came to business. and investigators found two rifles in his bedroom. was jose worried someone might come after him? >> could lyle and erik be next? the brothers hired bodyguards. and in an interview, erik menendez voiced his suspicion. >> uh, no

gamesmanship and that's all they so the notion that we should spend, you know, one skin till la -- one scintilla of time thinking about dealing with the chaos on the other side of the aisle should not be our focus when we're trying to resolve problems for the american people. reporter: what are your thoughts on speaker mccarthy's decision to essentially deny the joint address to congress. mr. jeffries: i'm not familiar one way or another. haven't gotten into the specifics. i thought it was important that president zelenskyy was able to come to the hill this morning and have a candid, unrushed, comprehensive discussion about where we are in terms of the current war effort and where we need to go to ensure that ukraine is victorious.aw the exd request for venezuela, what do you see as the next step to take and why did it take so long to get to this point? mr. jeffries: the administration should be commended for taking this important step and for making sure they dotted every i and crossed every t in terms of addressing the issue. now in my view what's most important is that we can successfully implement t

approved a $25 minimum wage for employees in hospitals and other medical settings, according to the la times. workers at large health care facilities would earn $23 an hour starting next year and another dollar more in each of the two years to come. the bill was approved by the state legislature late last night. this affects all health care workers in this establishes a bottom line for what a talented, dedicated community serving health care workers should be paid and it will allow us to address the staffing crisis, which will allow us to improve patient care dramatically. the governor has one month to decide if he'll sign the bill into law. he has warned of a possible veto because of cost concerns. another bill now on the governor's desk would give the state authority to buy large amounts of electricity in order to encourage the development of offshore wind farms. five companies paid $750 million last year to lease areas off the california coast to build wind turbines in addition to building the turbines. the projects would require improvements at the state's ports and new power lines to tr

he passed for 307 yards la one, the time possession battle. the bull defense did put the nail in the coffin when it counted with a pair of second-half interceptions. once again, the forty-niners really played a pretty complete game rock pretty solid deebo samuel and christian mccaffrey had big days and rookie kicker, jake moody contributed a 57 yard field goal. the niners next 2 games are against teams that have had a pretty rough go to start the season. and in the giants and the cardinals. but today in a conference call head coach kyle shanahan his team isn't giving itself a 4 and oh, record just they look at the tape and see how good teams are each and every week. i mean, we've got this bird was going to be a battle. i know that and go the exact way. we expected them. we believe go into this game, knows the rams is going to come down the last possession, you know, different this thursday night. so i don't our team feels that way at all. >> the forty-niners will finally make their home debut this thursday night at levi stadium. finally, one t

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and more strike action in the us — this time in las vegas — i bet you can't guess who's planning to walkar — exceeding $95 a barrel for the first time since august 2022. cuts in production by russia and saudia arabia are partly to blame and they've caused reserves at an important storage facility in the us to hit their lowest level since july of last year. the price of energy is a significant factor in rising inflation, which has been the driver of the cost of living crisis around the world.

de acuerdo con informaciÓn confidencial a la que tuvo acceso el diario los Ángeles times. oz de la agencia se negÓ a comentar sobre este informe. autoridades de salud reportan mÁs casos de coronavirus en el paÍs. una nueva variante en michigan, new york, ohio, texas y virginia. la situaciÓn es mayor en Áreas pobladas como new york. carla amezola hablÓ con un doctor sobre este tema. >>> la Última variante del covid 19 el departamento de salud e higiene mental, encontraron que la b a 2.86 fue detectada en aguas residuales en la ciudad. no se ha encontrado en pruebas a residentes locales. se verÁn contagios de la misma cepa aunado a las anteriores que causan estragos en new york. >>> en las Últimas 2 semanas hemos visto un aumento de 24 horas en las hospitalizaciones y la gran mayorÍa de personas que hos pete li zan son personas con enfermedades crÓnicas de base. >>> en michigan y virginia detectados 2 casos de secuencia de la subvariante y otros paÍses con infecciÓn que se presenta leve y tiene caracterÍsticas Únicas. >>> estas nuevas variantes pueden penetrar los anticuerpos

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he'll turn the hopes she there her turn who read see on the rose sha la him live here time hope she but her it's hey do address on rose la he. you may be seated. thank you that was amazing at at. i'd like to invite rabbi michaels attic up to the stage rabbi is going to make a few comments. thank you. inviting a rabbi to make a few comments. i was told to give you an invocation, but before, in the immortal words of every rabbi from time immemorial, before i speak, i do want to say a few words. it's raining outside in jewish tradition. that's a good sign. that's a good omen. it's a good thing. oh, i didn't want to invoke her name, but what's what's the, you know, their housekeeping expert? it's a good thing. martha stewart, thank you very much. now, now, now, let's get serious. it's a grave moment in the exodus drama. yom suf, the sea of reeds, blocks to the israelite advance as the chariots of yul brynner are in hot pursuit. moses tries to play the newly liberated slaves panic. and then the torah informs us. he turns to god, at which point the text says, god says my itzhak eli, deborah,

according to the la times, they were trying to determine where the deadly fire started. originally, investigators thought a charging station for phones and cameras was the ignition point. the newspaper reports they've now determined the fire started in a plastic garbage bin, but so far, experts still don't know what actually caused the fire. criminal trial. the boat's captain and several civil lawsuits are still unresolved. and california state scientists have voted to authorize its first ever strike. members of the california association of professional scientists better known as caps, represent more than 5000 rank and file and managerial level scientists who monitor food safety, prevent air and water pollution, and manage our natural resources. the union has asking for pay raises up to 40% caps. members say they will only call for a strike if the union can't reach a contract agreement with the state. well, this morning, issues at this year's burning man festival are getting even more serious. you have thousands of attendees. they are still stranded in bad weather and n

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. >> reporter: when asked about the investigation, las vegas police told "impact," "we will have no further comment at this timeanderson, las vegas police have never publicly said that he was a suspect or a person of interest in the case. anderson always denied his involvement in tupac's murder, as well as having any association with the crips. telling the l.a. times in 1997, "i wish they would hurry up and catch the killer so my name could be cleared." anderson died in an unrelated gang shoot-out in 1998. >> there's not going to be anybody charged with his murder because the shooter is dead. >> orlando anderson was never a formal suspect. now fast forward to 2023. guess where we come? right back where we started. >> the las vegas metropolitan police department -- >> reporter: earlier this summer -- >> you need to come out with your hands up and your hands empty. we have a search warrant -- >> reporter: a s.w.a.t. team executed a search warrant at a home of a man with links to orlando anderson. >> do you react? when you hear the news? >> i say, "here we go again." >> reporter: keefe dee did not respond to "impa