liane.think on the image meter we did okay. >> you know, so at least marc benioff was impressed. but was it enough to keep dreamforce here now, governor newsom told benioff that he's committed to keeping the momentum going, coming out of dreamforce this time, the governor used one word, a accountability from the people who run this city. >> amazing. okay well, we did it. he certainly did. >> marc benioff and his mega convention, dreamforce will have pumped an estimated $57 million into san francisco's economy, but not before warning the city to be on its best behavior, telling the chronicle, if this dreamforce is impacted by the current situation with homelessness and drug use, it may be the last dreamforce in the city. mayor london breed seemed to call his bluff if they have not had any problems hosting their conventions here in the past and they won't in the future. still, the mayor admitted they have never had to work so hard to clean up the city. police everywhere for clean up crews on e

liane melendez live in the newsroom. thank you. >> san francisco is oldest drag bar is making a comeback. the stud in iconic lgbt institution in soma will unveil its new location tomorrow. three years after the pandemic forced the stud to shut down, the owners of the stud will be joined by city leaders and elected officials who helped bring back the legendary establishment at the new venue on folsom street. there is a new concern over the condition of a landmark church in downtown san jose. the scaffolding and tarps covering the old first church of christ sciences arts were suddenly removed. a week after the city proposed increasing fines for negligent property owners. preservationists say the removal of the covering reveals how serious the need for repairs is at this church, dating back 120 years as a labor day tradition returned to downtown san francisco today, hundreds of cyclists taking part in the annual il giro di san francisco bike race, which sent hundreds of elite cyclists pedaling right by our abc7 studios and

liane's going to drop a bunch of them into this tube out the airplane, into the eyewall of the storm.oing to get data like temperature pressure, wind speed and all that goes into tonight's computer models. >> one release midpoint that instrument falls through the storm and in real time, it radios back data. >> we made several passes through the eye walls in what they call a butterfly pattern, measuring several parts of lee. this plane is stacked with high tech gadgets and science artists, all getting essentially a cat scan of the hurricane. one of the hunters is a legend, jack parrish. he's passed through the eyewall of a hurricane more than 700 times in the last 43 years. what would a hurricane forecast be without the instrumentation and the data? we're about to collect, you have to initialize a forecast model with really good data and lacking the data in the core of the hurricane in which they'll be back there at that for a day, maybe five day forecast period. and that data has been invaluable, especially over the past decade. we've seen more than two dozen storms rapid intensify in

lianness tauist revilla says maltov cocktails thrown at the embassy part of pattern of attacks directed0 years. she stressed however attack cannot interrupt embassies work. cuban onvoy also called on washington to secure embassy staff and premises prevent similar attacks in the future. on monday, cuban president miguel das kanel condemned the attack and urge the u.s. to take action. hey trip once again caused a terrorist attack against our embassy in washington, an act of violence and weakness that could have cost precious lives. we denounce it and await action from the north american authorities. also top cuban diplomat bruno rodriguez paria blast of the us government saying anti-cuban groups and the us conduct such attacks because they feel impunity. he said havana has repeatedly warned us authorities about the issue, meanwhile us law enforcement officials say they're investigating into attack and no one has yet taken responsibility for throwing two molatoff cocktails at the embassy compound on sunday. actives and former us presidential. washington welcomes anti-cuba terrorist attacks

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liane. >> well, you know, laurie, just like some people in the workforce who don't see themselves workingive days a week, well, the same seems true of some students who can't seem to get into this habit of, you know, this routine called going to school on a regular basis. well, school districts like oakland are raising awareness about the value of regular school attendance. when a student misses 18 or more days of school, they are considered chronically absent in california. the pre-pandemic rate was about 12. but after the pandemic in 2021, 22, the rate shot up to 30. there are a few other states that report data more quickly than california. >> and what we've seen there is the numbers have remained high. >> thomas de, a stanford professor, conducted a study on the issue collecting data from every state. the evidence seems to suggest that those states where schools remained closed for longer during covid, still have a higher absentee rate. >> students simply not readjusting to in-person learning because they're out of habit. but the fortunate thing is we do know there are effective strat

. >> liane well, you know tyler florence moved to mill valley from new york city in 2007. so he is basically from the bay area. he has become a big name in cooking shows, but we know him here as the owner and chef of wayfare tavern in the financial district and most recently miller and lux steakhouse at the chase center. today he told me he wants to contribute to the recovery of downtown san francisco. ask any san francisco resident and they'll tell you it's not only the crime and homeless situation keeping people away from the downtown area. >> and also, if you look around the streets, there's a lot of garbage. the streets aren't very clean. >> the recovery following covid has been slower than in other major cities. >> our neighborhoods are booming , but our downtown has a 31% office vacancy rate. and that is really going to take a while to chip away at as part of the larger plan to revitalize the area the city has invited renowned chef tyler florence to take over the two cafes on the plaza. >> both will be called miller and lux provisions. one will be on the stockton sid

i said this to lian. why beat him?rest. well, choker, let's go, i guess. well, that's all for now. get well and what will happen to me now? you won’t be jailed for years, but at the age of 14, if you don’t come to your senses, i don’t want a new inspector there , good aunt, go. ay so what about the prize? there is no such prize, there are storms. prosecutors do happen, but they are the prize. are not discharged. and in general, you know , there was a complete incident with your prosecutor. why is there no such thing? why is there such a gromov? and you are in good health, have a sober memory, but he did not send out any telephone messages, and who called it before, son, he was having fun from his father’s office to a guy of 14 years old, the voice of adolescence breaks. well, well, in general, we sorted it out and the guy got nuts. what will happen to me? and you were reprimanded for what? for excessive diligence? that's how it always starts. well, the problem of detection was discussed in recent cases we talked it ove

lian is about to drop many of these right through that chute into the eye wall.nto tonight's computer models and make a better forecast. with instruments onboard, plus sail drones, they saw 28-foot waves near the center of lee, as it churned over the atlantic. we made multiple passes through the eye wall. we made it through the eye of the hurricane, now we go into the eye wall on the eastern side, remember, that's the dirty side, so, it could be a little bit more turbulent. tonight, lee is weakening, but growing in size. >> looks like a center. >> reporter: the clouds, 600 miles across. and hurricane hunters will be on it the whole way. >> david: extraordinary. and grateful view from the hurricane hunters and ginger. she's back on "gma" in the morning, and i'll see you tomorrow night. good night. every single day. >> it's not just because of dreamforce. things have shifted . >> you've had it. you want accountable city. >> san francisco is changing. things are getting better. >> what's ahead for downtown san francisco? we are pumping the economy with funding and s

french national team became the world champion, except for one who are the extra zidane michel placeni, lian champion in 1998, and the correct answer is michel latin . he has a gold point in europe and at the world only bronze world champion, he was not going then the next question. all of these sports are included in the program of the 2024 olympic games in paris, except for one, which one is not included? probably, the olympics began in london in 12 years, the game was excluded from the program, then it was returned to tokyo, and in paris it will not happen again. this is the correct answer. let's move on. all these clubs play in the national basketball associations, except for one, which represents a completely different sport altogether, who is the odd one out? this is chicago top right corner absolutely hockey team from enkhl the correct answer is five points. and we move on. they were part of our team that took gold in the relay at the 2018 olympics , except for one. who is out of place here? she's solo absolutely. she wasn't in that four. she had a bad season. instead, there were furt

lian back to sticking in moscow. dan baer, back to sticking in moscow.g us. thank you for having me. the cost of living crisis and the war in ukraine�*s impact on rising food prices has hit families around the world hard. none more so than in bangladesh, which last year hiked fuel prices by 50% overnight. bangladesh is among the countries that has seen increasing levels of acute malnutrition. a government national health survey last year found that the number of children experiencing short periods of under—nutrition increased from 8% in 2018 to 11% last year. the world food programme research found that food insecurity is driving nearly two—thirds of households to employ coping strategies — including taking on debt, selling of productive assets and begging. in the final part of our series on how the global cost—of—living crisis is impacting children, correspondent rajini vaidya nathan reports from bangladesh, where some of the country�*s most vulnerable are being hit the hardest. ezrut is more than a year old, but she�*s severely underweight. half of wha

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ed: lian ilan on the ground, antitrust reporting from d.c., thank you. the conversation going. joining us is dw professor of law, and william, the trials are exciting. they give news flow, they give new disclosures, but the only question is, is this a serious threat to google as a whole entity? >> it is eighth serious threat. the threat goes back to the experience with the microsoft case which the department of justice brought over 20 years ago. the most important concept to come out of the case is there are important limits on what a dominant enterprise can do by way of buying up inputs, channels of distribution, that it and its rivals need in order to compete. the theory endorsed by the court of appeals in the case is a dominant firm can overreach when it basically seeks to preclude its competitors from getting effective access to users. that core theory is the heart of this case, and i'm sure that is the theory google takes very seriously here in its defense. ed: he spent almost a decade as a nonexecutive director at the u.k. cma competition and marke

senior education reporter leah melendez is in the newsroom with more on those recommendations which liane some have frankly forgotten. >> yeah, because it hasn't been a problem until now. sort of now. one thing that parents have to realize is that this is no longer a pandemic. covid is endemic, which means like the flu, it won't be eradicated, but it really won't disrupt our lives. or in this case, for schools to close. >> and i can't believe we got to go through all this again. >> while the covid surge is being watched by health officials, san francisco unified says no changes will be made to their safety guidelines in place since last march. >> we are continuing to follow the state and local guidance so masking is encouraged in schools, but not required. we can provide masking to schools as they need to hand out to students and to staff. we also continue to share resources with families such as where they can get vaccinated options and access other resources to support them. to help parents remember those guidelines, the school district is sending weekly tips to follow what are the appr

liane melendez, abc seven news. ahead on abc7 news at 11, former cal star and nba player kevin johnson continues his goal to revive historically black neighborhoods . >> we'll tell you about his newest venture in oakland that hopes to bring a little more soul to town. >> and it seems like a lot of folks are enjoying this mild evening with this live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. lots of vehicles on the road. you see the flag blowing winds are moving at around nine miles per hour. tomorrow's going to be warmer than average. so lots of sunshine and we hold on to that wa uthil tuesday. i'll let you know 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread

thanks, liane. sure. yeah >> well, i think we could say the whole planet probably needs more trees, right? and a little sunshine for the trees would be nice. >> meteorologist said patel is here. and maybe sandia, perhaps . yes. as we hit fall, a little rain to wash out our smoky air. >> yes. and we're going to see good air quality this second half of our weekend. dan and larry, good evening to all of you. i want to show you a live picture from our sutro tower camera. yeah, the filthy air is still with us. you can see that smoke just hovering over san francisco. but the air quality is going to improve, not immediately. spare the air through tomorrow, sunday is good. monday and tuesday are good as well. so we are headed in the right direction. we're going to have to just wait another day area of low pressure has shifted off to the east. we still are seeing the wind flowing off the ocean out of the northwest and that's dragging that smoke in from near the oregon border. but as you look at live doppler seven,

thanks liane. >> sure. so you know the old line, you can't see the forest for the trees, right now.arely see the trees because of the haze out there. that just won't go away. >> i can barely see my fingers in front of me to see when conditions will get better. i think the smoke is just overstayed its welcome. that's what i would say, larry and kristin, it will get better late tomorrow night and by sunday everyone will be breathing a little easier. let me show you a live picture from our south beach camera. and yes, that smoke and haze, you can see just kind of making for a little bit of a murky view. visibility has been impacted by this livermore concord, seven miles right now, eight miles in santa rosa. hayward six mile visibility. so you understand why as we look at live doppler seven, the low clouds that we had earlier this morning have pulled away. they'll fill back in, but not immediately. one of the things that's going on is this area of low pressure that is over the northern rockies will continue there. but the flow around that is coming out of the northwest. those fires burn

liane thank you so much.>> abc seven held its annual operation save a life event at fire station four in san francisco today. fire departments from across the bay area were there to increase public awareness of fire and carbon monoxide safety partnerships with the home depot and kira have helped provide more than 45,000 free smoke alarms and more than 5000 co alarms in the bay area. abc seven news anchor karina nova and abc seven general manager tom sybrowsky took part helping announce another big donation from kira. we see that smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors save lives. >> the gift that was given to us by kira home depot and in partnership with abc seven is the gift of life. it's imperative that people get these for their occupancies, for their residents and yes, now there's no excuse for the children taking that few extra minutes when the time changes to replace batteries or not to put it off. >> when the you know, the smoke detector has been taken down, especially when it's being done, becau

thank you, liane. plans are moving forward on a new bond measure to improve san francisco school campuses this coming tuesday. san francisco unified school district staff will present an outline of a proposed billion dollar measure. the bond could be used to pay for new student dining areas, new outdoor learning spaces as well as technology upgrades. this is happening while the city supervisors consider adopting more oversight of school district spending. last week, the san francisco teachers union accused the district of mismanaging its finances. if approved, that bond could appear in the ballot. on the ballot next march. >> congresswoman nancy pelosi confirmed today that she will be seeking another term in congress. her 20th. yeah she chose to announce her plans during a speech before the plumbers hall in san francisco. >> unions have been among her strongest supporters during her career in congress. pelosi talked about the need to bring to the entire country the san francisco values she's carried to

three alla katya and lian liliana e, i. with the apartment, the apartment burned down, plus six apartments out of eight apartments, slowly. she and alla are restoring everything. she tells natalia that the windows have already been replaced. the floors in all rooms were patched and painted and walls, all that remains is to finish the kitchen and bathroom. and they did the same for her, they stuck it together as best we could? and of course, not experts. uh, the children painted the batteries, they also take part in our batteries, paint the garbage, take them out, help as best they can natalya so how many children were there in total? my mother also has three and six. yes, you said that there were nine people living in the apartment, but now it turns out there are 11. well , my grandfather was there, then he died, how about my mother then, uh, this happens with us too. i am from my first marriage, and two are from another marriage, and mine mom went to live with her husband, uncle, then too, otherwise he was in the army and

you are suspended, and you want to butt heads with them in all seriousness, i’m going to save sister lian us what you are sniffing out here, reserve special forces, new season, drive away, this is a setup, today at 20:00 , on ntv. good morning, wait until today. in the far east , summer can still be found in the south. it’s almost +25 in vladivostok, d-27 in ulan, but the atmosphere is losing stability, so without rain there’s no it will work out. in the khabarovsk region, which lies on the path of the cyclone, the rains, heavy in places in the north of sakhalin, too, cool air will already begin to flow into the amur region, in blagoveshchensk a little above twenty. in the northern half, autumn acts even bolder and more decisively, the temperature drops, snow is increasingly mixed with rain, in pevek it is only +4, in anadar and verkhoyansk it is no higher than ten. the cold front is washing away summer in the south of siberia, with rain and thunderstorms it will appear in the south of the krasnoyarsk territory, there in the irkutsk region it will still be up to +25, but in the south of w