lian, a chef for the _ these people had life. lian, a chef for the world _ these people had life.ld central kitchen joining chef for the world central kitchenjoining us chef for the world central kitchen joining us from chef for the world central kitchenjoining us from beirut. we appreciate your time and we wish you the best with the work that you are ongoing doing in those difficult circumstances. just to add their evacuation flights were foreign nationals are continuing from the beirut international air support, despite an israeli air fights in the suburbs. britain has flown three charter flights, with a fourth due to leave on sunday. the south korean air force flew out 97 nationals early on saturday. australia — which had 15,000 citizens in lebanon — has been flying aircraft from nearby cyprus; these are the latest pictures of australian citizens and their relatives arriving in the coastal city of larnaca. there are also plans for a seaborne evacuation. china said 200 of its citizens had been safely evacuated. let's turn now to protest that are taking place around the world tod

liane netanyahu is language night was the work continues.— the work continues.. live from jerusalem, and _ the work continues. live from jerusalem, and yes _ the work continues. live from jerusalem, and yes the - the work continues. live from jerusalem, and yes the us . the work continues. live from jerusalem, and yes the us is | jerusalem, and yes the us is saying it is trying to push forward for talks for a cease—fire and release of hostages after the death of yahya sinwar, but we are waiting to see what is happening. lots of reaction coming. the nato secretary—general mark rutte gave his reaction to the death of yahya sinwar. of course, he is widely recognised as the architect of the 7th of october 2023 terrorist attacks on israel. i have condemned them. all allies have condemned them. every reasonable soul in the world has condemned them, so if he has died, i personally will not miss him. with me is our security correspondent frank gardner. obviously he was on his roast target list, but explain the significance of israel capturing this man. significance of i

. >> liane. liane. sure. nearly one year ago, we told you about an innovative project to help the unhoused in the south bay. well, today, that project is complete. san jose city leaders celebrated the grand opening of the pacific motor inn. it's a former hotel converted into 72 units of temporary housing for people experiencing homelessness. the first residents moved in about one month ago. over the next five years, the site will be transformed into a mixed income community. >> coming up, an unforgivable foul and the dmv gets san francisco's name very wrong. and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ yankee fans will not be at tonight's world series game. now the dodgers mookie betts. he caught a foul ball. two fans were trying to rip the ball out of his glove. one just grabbed his arm like, look, look at that. he's grabbing his wrist like, no, you're n

city council candidate, bill chuan, and han lian had their banners spray painted in red with the words, no asians and no, no. the banners were put up on barbara lane in an area known for its asian restaurants. he felt they needed to take action after receiving a tip that the signs had been targeted. >> you know, hate, i cannot let hate overtake this matter. the first action i took into account next day was to go put a new banner up. >> and he told us just this afternoon, he learned those replacement signs were also vandalized with the same words. the milpitas police department is investigating the vandalism as a hate crime. officers say hate based graffiti has only happened one other time in the past five years. detectives are now searching for surveillance video to help identify a suspect. >>> kpix is your election headquarters. we'll have full coverage and up to the minute results on election night on multiple platforms. find us on kpix and pix+, also streaming on the free cbs news app. >>> hotel workers filled the streets of downtown san francisco in the last hour to call attention

questions, i was at the investigative committee, they recognized me as a victim, i see, that's it, liantold me that you 'll be in the hospital for another week, i'm already tired." sorry, but we're investigating here, yes, i know, a guy was walking his dog, yes, there was a conflict, one idiot shot another idiot. it's not that simple, usually the wife walked the dog, on the day of the murder the husband went for a walk, and what do you think, they wanted to kill the wife, well, i don't know, she has a large company, it could have been a hit job on the basis of business, well, i don't know, it seems to me that even the most a dumb killer is unlikely to confuse a man and a woman, so okay, how are you here , the gun was identified, all the bullets were fired from the same barrel, it is registered to konstantin goryanov, an employee of a private security company, zavod... st. petersburg. by the way, he was fired a week ago. very interesting, but how does that answer my question? well, look, let's say you were fired. bamboozled. what are you going to do next? no, well, according to your logi

liane. >> all right. the race to represent california in the u.s. senate is in the homestretch now. and today is the only time the two candidates will face off before election day. their message as they ask for your vote and the presidential race swings through. >> california vp candidate tim walz is in sacramento today. we have all the details. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. heat relief has finally arrived. i'll show you how long this cooling ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sign & drive with zero down and zero due at signing. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra day to avoid an overdraft fee. nice to see a bank cutting people some slack. mistakes happen. and we give you time to correct them. so, you don't like gnomes huh? what about that one? that one i like. a lot. ♪ bmo ♪ one of the panelists for tonight's face off between ada

. >> thanks, liane. excellent. >> all right, let's get to our weather. a lot of people are trying to get inside. hopefully they have ac. >> yeah. hope it makes a big difference on sweltering days like this. meteorologist sandhya patel is back. sandhya, we need a break. it's coming. >> it is coming. i know, i'm happy to report dan and ama, but it's not going to be a huge break. let's talk about what's going to happen from our walnut creek camera. we are seeing the sun right now. some of our hot spots like livermore, concord, fairfield, all in the triple digits. still 96 in santa rosa, 93 napa 88 in petaluma. live view from exploratorium. you can see a lot of blue skies right now. 82 in san francisco, it is 86, in oakland. upper 90s from hayward to san jose, redwood city, you're at 101 and half moon bay. you have cooled off nicely at 64 degrees. let's talk about what brought the record heat. once again, the heat wave continues as this area of high pressure is overhead. notice the flow around the high. it's clockwise that downsloping wind, that offshore win

thanks, liane. >> all right. oakland, across the bay is one of the cities that is receiving money from the state to address the homeless crisis. it is getting more than $28 million that can be spread across a variety of programs. mayor sheng tao recognized the significance of the grant right across the street from a complex that's going to be permanent housing for dozens of people currently living on the streets. >> the fact that governor newsom has awarded us this grant is a sign that tells us we are doing the right thing and we're on the right track, like creating permanent housing rental and move in assistance. kate. >> a total of nearly $200 million is going to the bay area. >> up next, preparing california's coastline for the future. why? the answer to fighting beach erosion could be as simple as a grain of sand. >> and inside, a look at the santa clara county's newest firehouse. how the state of the art facility will help first responders better serve their as mayor of san jose, he took on pg&e and special

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thanks, liane. >> this morning, san francisco mayor london breed and chief bill scott, the police chief, welcomed the latest class of police academy recruits. 50 recruits are in the class. that's sfpd's largest since 2018. chief scott says the department is still about 500 officers short, but he hopes sfpd will be fully staffed by 2026. >> with the class sizes that we have with the retention incentives that we have with less people retiring, we do expect that to be erased. and if we can be consistent with this pace that we're going on, we expect that to be erased. so things are really looking up for us. >> mayor breed and the chiefs say they have a 30 by 30 recruiting plan with a goal of making the police department staffing 30% female by the year 2030. >> all right, back to the big story of, you know, the past few days and what's going to be the story the next few days as well. >> yes. but let's get a little relief. spencer will even take just a few degrees drop. >> well, if we could be patient for just a couple of days, we'll see that few degrees drop. but right now, we're still looki

. >> mayoral candidate han lian and city council candidate bill chan were targeted. >> i was in shock and disbelief of what had just happened. >> both say they replaced their signs after the first set was defaced. october 24th, and both were shocked to see a repeat of the crime wednesday afternoon. milpitas police say although rare, they've launched a hate crime investigation within the last five years, we've only had one other incident with hate based rhetoric. >> graffiti. and it was unrelated to a political campaign or targeted at this specific group. >> experts say the lingering effects of asian hate crimes from the covid years, coupled with poisoned national political rhetoric, could be a contributing factor. >> i think it is underground, always there, and it unfortunately, that kind of ugliness of this kind of hate just crops up. >> go on my website. >> leanne stumping for votes ahead of the election, says she's undeterred by the personal attack. >> we must stop this. like i said, hate divides us. but love and understanding will bring us together. >> and chan says his campaign i

place morning my name is christy shamblin and my daughter-in-law was sergeant nicole lian xi and she was killed in the botched afghanistan, exited abbey-gate. >> she was the cornerstone of a very large family and instead of planning family gatherings and holiday meals and christmases and baby showers our family and thousands of other families plan outings at funeral grape sites and that is where we use a family celebrate. >> my daughter-in-law at arlington national cemetery because she is in the crown her story isn't unique. >> tarr family. she's just ours there are thousands and thousands and thousands of wounded veterans who came home from that floor who need our help and who are ignored by our current administration. president trump demonstrates peace through strength. i know what he told the taliban when he was negotiating with them because i've made it my business to know and what he said to them when he was negotiating with the taliban, he said, i will kill you if you harm one hair on one of an american reaches out and he can fix our country and we can all heal together trump,

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