when do i stop the job because lin can vouch for me. but there's lin wood and the controversy he was building. there's lin wood happily telling the press that the ceo of cyber ninjas, this firm arizona republicans hired to do an audit, oh, yeah, i can totally vouch for them. the guy who runs cyber ninjas stayed at my house for a while because we were all working together on the investigation into the investigation fraud. if it's the doug logan i knew, i'd trust any audit he gave. he'll reveal the truth. that's the vernal pool from which you plucked your auditor from the presidential election results in your state, especially if he's not certified or qualified to work on any sort of election thing at all, he's just a guy who chats with a qanon guy online and conducts election investigations from lin woods' basement. sending it to the illuminati! arizona republicans knew they had a credibility problem with having hired this firm run by this guy to uncount the presidential election results from arizona for 2020. they knew they had a credib

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. >> okay, lin, you're on. >> what? >> you're on. >> okay, lin, you're on.a skinny eighth graders named lin-manuel miranda. a few years later, lin would write an original musical called "nightmare in d major" and i suppose the rest is history. lin will be featured in an upcoming special event on msnbc called "inspiring america" where we highlight extraordinary people making a positive impact in their communities and when lester holt sat down to interview lin, lin talked about the influence that dr. herbert and brick prison had on the course of his life. >> well, i think i always knew i wanted a life in the arts and making stuff and i didn't know what form that would take. i always credit my eighth grade english teacher, mr. herbert who caught me writing poems in the back and said, when you apply that stuff to our class, you're actually pretty good. i think he was the first person outside of my very supportive family to say, you're a writer. and he nudged me in the direction of play writing because we had a student-run theater group where you could -- where w

>> you're on. >> okay, lin, you're on. directed and i suppose the rest is history. lin will be featured in an upcoming special event on nbc called inspiring america where we highlight inspiring people making an impact in their communities and when lester sat down to interview lin, he talked about how dr. herbert and brick prison inspired his life. >> i always knew i wanted a life in the arts and making stuff and i didn't know what form that would take. i credit my eighth grade english teacher, rembrick herbert, who caught me writing poems and said when you apply that to our class, you're actually pretty good and he was the first person outside of my very supportive family to say you're a writer. we had a student-run theater group where we produced student-written plays. that's what nudged me in that drek. i don't know what i would be writing if dr. herbert had said, go hang out with those kids. >> you can see the interview on "inspiring america" tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. do not miss it. >>> top of the hour, don't miss

my guest tonight is nba champion and philanthropist jeremy lin.he court and why mental health action day is so important to him. jeremy lin, welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> thanks for having me, trevor. it is going to be a blast. >> man yeah, man, you are an international basketball sensation and recently, this week in fact, you released a really lengthy heartfelt statement about your journey in basketball, your life in basketball. i couldn't help feeling, man, is this jeremy lin saying good buy to basketball s this your official retirement. >> it wasn't my official retirement but it was definitely something where i'm kind of realizing there is not much else i can do to prove that i brong in the nba. and so every challenge that i have been given, every ask, you know, of me has been dd-- i've done and pornled well. so for me it is kind of realizing hey strk doesn't really matter what i do, there is not much else i could do to earn a spot or a chance to fight for a spot, so that was kind of my way of saying hey, i done think this doo

kpix 5's da lin is live with more on that story, da? >> reporter: juliette, near alameda county, more than half, 55%, of the people 16 and older have been fully vaccinated. across the bay in san francisco, that percentage is even higher. that's why medical experts believe the bay area could achieve herd immunity some time this summer. doctors say immunity can come from vaccination or natural infection, meaning people who have the antibodies after getting covid. so if you look at san quentin, which was hit hard by the coronavirus, it has a high vaccination rate. dr. peter believe this is state prison has already reached herd immunity. and there are other is similar immunity pockets in the bay area. >> almost herd immunity is an interesting population because that, again, across the country the pretty high. above 70%. in the bay area it's above 80%. >> reporter: the infectious disease specialist says the bay area's getting closer to regional herd immunity. the point at which so many people have antibodies that a virus stops spreading. all

because lin can vouch for me. but there was lin wood, last month, happily telling the press last month that this ceo of cyber ninjas, the former arizona republican, hire to do why supposedly an audit, he said i can vouch for them. the guy who runs cyber ninjas, he stayed at my house for a while, because we're all working together and to the investigation into the election fraud. if it's the doug logan i knew i, think he's an excellent person to have that job. i trust any audit he gave. he will reveal the truth. >> that's the pool from which you plucked your auditor for the presidential election results in your state. especially if he is not certified or qualified to work in any election thing at all. he's just the guy who chats with the qanon guy a lot and gets a life action investigation from lin wood's basement. arizona republicans knew they had a credibility problem by having hired this firm, run by this guy. to uncounted the presidential election results from arizona for 2020. they knew they had a credibility

live in pittsburgh, i am da lin.kpix5. >>> the sender we are taking a closer look at crime in san francisco. we take a look at the trends and the shift in targets, plus, i said that the district attorney. i asked him about the fear in these days among some residents. >> what you tell the average san francisco resident who as i said earlier simply doesn't feel safe anymore in this city? >> our half-hour special crime and punishment san francisco airs this sunday at 6:30, right here on kpix5. >>> well, you may never have heard of judge yvonne gonzalez rogers, but tim cook certainly has pick of the apple ceo has been preparing for weeks to defend apples gigantic profits and to justify how they make that money off your iphone. brian hackney is here to tell us what happened in court in oakland today. >> apple is one of the richest companies in the solar system it wants to stay that way. using methods that some argue amounts to a monopoly. apples eeo made an ultra-rare court appearance today to say it just ain't so. apples

as da lin reports, carl chan actually helped police arrest his attacker. >> reporter: the big question for carl chan is why. what was the motive? he wants to know if it was politically motivated, or just a random attack. >> it hurts more than it looks. >> reporter: he is feeling better, his left knee is taped up after the man attacked him yesterday afternoon, just of chinatown. the corner of broadway and eighth street. >> making a turn, and then the attack came so sudden. it was a cowardly attack from behind. >> reporter: he took a picture of the suspect walking away. he knows to be a good witness for months of educating the public about the attacks. the organized stop the hate rallies and even commenced oakland police to bring back the chinatown liaison officer. >> i did what i told others, so i did the right thing, but i want to make sure everyone understands, when things happen to you, be calm, and understand how to protect yourself as much as you can. >> reporter: the man punched him in the back of the head, the impact caused him to fall down. >> my hands my life. so i was able to

best sights the city can be dirty and i'm friendly but one positive thing you can definitely say is lin has always been the perfect place for those. bit different people can generally be who they are you straightly artist heifetz has also had that experience not having to decide between being a man or woman is a freedom that can always be taken for granted. roee victoria is an israeli artist who lives and works of berlin. born in 197842 year old opposes pigeonholing. people want to put in a one. and i can understand i think also in my brain i wish to you know to wake up one morning and to say yes i am a woman or yes i am a man it never happened to me it is a fight it is a battle but at the same time i think one of my goal is also to celebrate. artworks often depict old women. whose bodies and faces have been rendered invisible by society. or pictures hi-lo to a certain tension between the body and soul. of the body and the way you feel the tension between the identity and the body itself it's something that i feel inside of me also it's about questions about the gender i. also. feel abo

>> reporter: good morning, lin lindsey, as you s reaching apocalyptic proportions now.rematoriums have run out of space and people have to be cremated in makeshift lots in parking lots or camping sites. oxygen supplies are running out that's why a number of countries are sending emergency aid including the united states that last week sent a first batch of shipment worth $100 million in face masks, ventilators, oxygen, an covid tests and other countries like germany, uk and france are doing the same. but that's only a temporary solution the long-term solution like everyone else in the world is the vaccine campaign that's lagging behind india is the biggest producer and exporter of vaccines it's opened up vaccinations of all adults it's a country of 1.4 billion people and that's hundreds of millions of people lining up outside of vaccination centers in huge lines and trying, hopefully, desperately trying to get that life save job lindsey, frances >>> covid cases are dropping in more than two dozen states that's not the case of puerto rico over the last few days the islan

cbsn bay area, after vaccinating half 1 million people the oakland coliseum mass vaccination site da lin is at the coliseum with how officials are changing their tactics to get vaccines into the most vulnerable communities. >> reporter: at the peak they were vaccinating 6 to 8000 people a day at the coliseum. then it went down to about 4000 doses a day. now it is down just a few hundred. >> this was my second shot. i feel great. >> reporter: he says there is a sense of relief now that he's gotten both shots at the oakland coliseum. >> this was the last day, so i was lucky to have it here. >> reporter: he is in the last group to receive the covid vaccine at the mega site. fema teamed up with the state to operate the site in mid- february. alameda county later took over. and the last three months, they have given out half 1 million doses but the demand has dropped big time in recent weeks. >> it was convenient. there was nobody there. >> reporter: we saw cars slowly trickling in, nowhere near the lines we saw the last couple of months. >> it means we have done what we set out to do which i

karl chan with the oakland chamber of commerce says another rider suddenly attacked him, bashing lin's head with a cane. >> it is so sad. he got hurt very badly. >> reporter: in fact, chan was on his way to visit lin when he himself was attacked from behind yesterday. >> this guy calling me names and stuff and then hit me in the back. >> reporter: that picture led to this alleged suspect's arrest after chan was able to point him out to police. oakland police say the attacker is in custody and could be charged this afternoon. >> even though i know i'm hurt, but i have to stand strong for my community. >> reporter: in oakland, melissa colorado. >>> peaceful protests are planned for tomorrow all over the bay area. the city of oakland issued a letter warning people there and businesses about possible property destruction. city officials are recommending security cameras be activated, they remove garbage cans and anything else that's unsecure. the police department says it's prepared. >> a majority of the events have always been peaceful. we expect that and hopefully people continue doing t

someone who's done all three is lin manuel miranda, creator of the smash hit musical "hamilton." it's not just his words that inspire, it's his actions as he lifts people up and brings them together. >> how do you define inspiration? >> it's the thing that won't leave you alone, right? that notion that just kind of keeps coming back around and being, like, hello, hello. >> washington heights is the source of lin manuel miranda's earliest inspiration and the scene of the "hamilton" star's next project, the musical "in the heights." >> you can't take two steps without bumping into someone else's plans. >> that's good. i think the first rule of a musical is does your world sing? does it make sense for these characters to burst into song? and i was like, well, you cannot walk a block in washington heights without hearing music. >> miranda says he most identifies with the character nina, who can't adjust to different life at stanford. he began to bridge the two worlds early on at a public elementary school for gifted students on manhattan's upper east side. >> i became lin at school,

live in the oakland hills, i'm da lin, kpix5. >> thank you, da. and we will be tracking the fire danger all weekend on air and online. use the qr code on your screen to download our app and sign up for breaking news alerts. >>> > oakland fire crews s chch for r hot spotots afteter a a f riripped through a home on 57th street in the seminary neighborhood. a few neighbors s watching from the sidewalk as flames shot through h the roof. . alall ththe residents were able evacuate safely, but several vehicles were burned in a garage. pg&e is there inspecting power lines. >>> fire crews had their hands full in benicia. crews contained a buck fire at 45 acres before it could make a run over the hill toward homes. >>> looking live at san francisco, the first weekend the city is back in the yellow tier after six months. san francisco is the first bay county to be in yellow. the rest of the area is in orange. kpix5's betty yu is live in san francisco. betty, looks like people are ready to celebrate. >> reporter: that's right. and you can really feel that ene

that's da lin over at the ferry terminal in larkspur. and this week, public schools in contra costa county will be hosting free vaccine pop-up clinics. first one opens at antioch middle school and concord high school. anybody 12 and older can stop by tuesday through saturday from 8:00 in 00e afte >>> ctorth defending decisionto relax guidelines that say fully vaccinated people can ditch their masks almost altogether. >> what we're really asking in those settings is to say in terms of the honor system, people have to be honest with themselves. you are protected if you are vaccinated. you are not if you are not vaccinated. >> under the new guidelines released last week people who are fully vaccinated and at least two weeks past their final dose can quit wearing masks outdoors in crowds and in most indoor settings and give up social distancing. >>> taking a live look now at chase center where the warriors' own steph curry just clinched his second nba scoring title. >> and sports director dennis o'donnell joins us now and it was a big day fo

and vanessa. >> jimmy: lin-manuel miranda and vanessa.keeping it fun, man. keeping it fun, man, like -- ♪ ♪ she told me emily was her name i said how are you ♪ ♪ medium rare koshe burgers is her jam at a barbecue ♪ ♪ you can invit any celeb to the cookout who are you going to ask ♪ ♪ let's hope that lin-manue and vanessa don't sa "i'll pass" ♪ ♪ oh, garlic mayo no, none for m i will be eating no garlic mayo ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you to our audience thank you to the roots we'll be right back with kevin hart, my man come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ we're for those who love to discover. who know an open mind is the only kind. who don't need to travel to find something new. who know where to escape, even just for a moment. who don't need a fortune to find a gem. and who know when you spend less, you can discover even more. and never, ever stop discovering. spend less. discover more. at t.j. maxx and marshalls. breyers is always so delicious... i can tell that they used your milk, matilda. great job! [moo] you're welcome. breyers natural van

lin is 32 years old.tled hard to get back to the nba gave this year you gave up a big contract in china so that he could join the gee league and hopes of returning to the nba in an emotional post on twitter. lin didn't officially retire, but also said he's realistic about his hopes to return to the nba, he said in part, quote, i told myself i just need one. and day contract. one chance to get back on the floor and i would blow it out of the water. for reasons i'll never fully know that chance never materialized. coming up later in sports, a familiar formula for the giants great pitching and great defense as they try for their fourth straight win, then on the ktvu channel two news at 6 30, a deadly apartment fire in san francisco and firefighters explain the conditions that made battling the flames so challenging also ahead. how does bart matchup against the nation's major transit systems? the answer is not good will tell you where it's ranked, compared to the others. another day, another chance. it could

me sunday louis was one of the most important modern architects, his new national gallery, and the lin isn't of an icon that was in desperate need of modernization. now it's sparkling you again ah, after more than 5 years, the renovation of burns noah and that's, you know, gallery is finally complete. and now the famous an icon it museum, designed by lute vic. me fund a can be it might in its simplest form as a temper lights on the surface, not much seems to have changed to indiana, often hype and i think of openness, this whole is a unique structure. no other museum in the world is like kid. that was one reason to preserve it because we stuff lots of technical equipment into the ceiling where it can't be seen. the guiding principle for the renovation was as much me as possible remotely. me was take me to find out the german born american joint of modern architecture. he was commissioned to design the new museum in the early 19th sixty's 1200 metric tons of steel. well did together on sites into one piece to form the roof. hydraulic jacks lifted it into place at top 8 pillars. a master

lin 25 mark cup. in this way the letters could make it across the bow and has been conspicuously as possible as part of the everyday postal traffic but still went on between the 2 sides. and then the west berlin postal service would know to forward these letters to the b.b.c.'s berlin office and from there they would be sent by diplomatic mail back to london. and in london they would be treated very securely they were kept in a safe overnight so there was very restricted access as to who got to see these letters because of the risks to east germans writing to b.b.c. . but here are a few lectures confirmations emergency call to me golden wedding. i loyalty listen now if you don't believe click and every letter got a code word. either people have given themselves one want or we gave a code word if possible and connection with the content of the letter you know out of the way 1st so that when he heard it if the letter writer would realize my letter is coming up. it's my belief. yes and then of course it

su-lin ong is joining us. is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's take a look ahead at the day when it comes to australia and new zealand. some eco-data, retail sales adjusted for inflation, it contracted in the first quarter and we will get consumer confidence in the month of april. on the corporate front, for your earnings guidance, slashed the four year outlook as china sales falter. down from almost $2 billion late last year. treasurer says he will deliver a jobs budget tuesday that is expected to extend tax breaks and other fiscal measures to push the economy towards maximum employment. australia's budget comes as sydney extends virus restrictions and the prime minister says he sees no appetite to open the nation's borders. for more analysis, we are joined by su-lin ong. given the positive news we've had from the trajectory of the economic recovery and of the jobs market as well as this commodities super second -- cycle that's benefiting us, how much is really needed in this budget? >> i think what we will see is a

later there you you will be in lin-manuel miranda's debut tick, tick, boom. wrote rent. it's basically about the development of his kind of first big show, and i play stephen sondeheim. >> stephen: have you ever net sondeheim? >> no, no, i've never met him. in fact, i'm a huge fan of him, and lin sent me a very funny email exchange. he e-mailed sondeheim and said, we're so excited, we've got bradley whitford to play you in the movie. and sondeheim, with real devastating precision, just wrote back, never heard of him. ( laughter ) which was a real ego boost. but i understand. i understand. >> stephen: he never saw "revenge to have the in other words"? -- revenge of the nerds? >> no. i've done a lot of research on him lying on a couch with a legal pad trying to come up with a rhyme. he doesn't care about shmuck actors. he didn't see nerds 2. >> stephen: that's the greatest performance from any actor ever. that's right from the horse's house. in case you didn't know, season four of "the handmaid's tale" is streaming on hulu now. bradley whitford, everybody! we'l

will release the officers names and chest cam footage soon in the coming days in pittsburgh i'm da linkpix 5 . >> meanwhile, hayward police have released body camera footage showing what led up to a deadly shooting at a motel 6 parking lot. this happened back on march 16th when police started a robbery susp arat on indtrial p officers approached the car the driver hit the gas and hit police cars multiple time that is when officers opened fire. the suspect, 22-year-old caleb smith, died from his injuries. >>> ceo tim cook ducked into a side door at (house yesterday to defend how his company acquired its enormous wealth. epic games sued last year after apple dropped the popular game, fortnight, from its apple store. they broke the rules by its own digital payment system offering users a discount without apple taking a 30% cut. epic games since it is way too much and they're not alone. others like spotify accused apple of being anti- competitive. >> it is what is at the center of the whole debate. the money is split. some goes to the developer and some goes to apple. the developers pay up

carol linning joined me now. welcome back.triking assessment about the agency that is supposed to be protecting the president. how did it get this way? >> there are two major things that brought the downfall of the secret service, where agents are whispering to me they're worried about a president being killed on their watch. the first is the secret service keeps a lot of secrets, and some of the secrets are important to keep like how we protect the president from inhaling anthrax, but the secret part of the secret service has been abused by a subset of agents and especially leadership to cover up vulnerabilities, cover up mistakes, and to cover up gross misconduct that none of us in america would tolerate in any law enforcement team, much less the most ete one that protects our democracy. the second thing tha has happened is the service has been shortchanged, horribly shortchanged since 9/11. our country spent tens of billions of dollars protecting us from terror in the skies so that we fly safely and protecting us from terro

. >>> we're keeping our eye on the dangerous fire conditions, da lin reports now from the oakland hills with fire crews and homeowners are preparing for the worst. >> reporter: a lot of homeowners are playing catch-up because traditionally in may they are managing vegetation. but of course, we are seeing late-summer fire conditions and that is why the site behind me says extreme fire danger. the sound of a chainsaw was music to those who owned this home. tree limbs are rubbing against the roof. meaning if the tree catches on fire, the house is likely toast. all across the bay area, homeowners are trying to manage the fuel around their homes. estimate it is hot and dry and it is important to have defensible space>> homeowner doug thompson has hired a contractor to clear the dried grass in his backyard next week.>> with a personal experience of what can happen just a heartbeat. it's been several years ago a fast-moving fire almost took out his home. >> i stuck on my back deck and my entire backyard still the smoke i do not know what would happen and creating a defensible space is probably

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jeremy lin raised in palo alto.ba player rose to national prominence helping turn around the new york nooikz 2011-2012. 2019 he became the first asian-american player to take home a national championship with the toronto raptors. he's been outspoken against anti asian racism, what a player. we salute you, jeremy lin. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this b

directorial debut. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how was he was he nervous was he excited was he - >> dude, you know linthis weird combination of having, like, the most precocious 8-year-old around, like running around your ankles, while also having written "hamilton. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. the guy's a genius >> but like -- >> jimmy: but he also has, like - >> yeah, like every moment >> jimmy: -- deep cuts, and, like, he will make a reference it will be like, "wait, did you just say that? >> yeah. like at the oscars when he made a reference to "the teenage mutant ninja turtles" theme song and i was like, "no one is going to understand this," maybe. so i text, it was like, "whoa, you just referenced 'tmnt' theme song and he was like, "i know who the true nerds are in my phone book because it was you and one other person that just texted me this. no, i love him, man. i love him like, to get to work with him on this was just - oh, man, it was a privilege. and i got to work with tariq for a day or two i don't know if i'm supposed to say that, but i just said it >> jimmy: yeah >> and i got to witness the g

jeremy lin says he maybe ending his quest of returning to the nba. league santa cruz worriers this past year and tweeted that he realized the nba door is an opening. he put out an and wrote to the next generation of asian american bollards, i wish i could have done more to break down barriers on the nba court especially now. don't worry whether anyone else thinks he belong. they never will. when you get the foot in hard because it was a sensation when he was with the next. he was in the league for about a decade. i am puzzled as he is because i looked up his stats. he was averaging 20 points per game six assists shooting 43%. that is what you're looking for with your nba guards these days. the fact that 30 teams all decided we have got our own guys or whatever and wouldn't even give him a 10 day contract others and his frustration but i think he is selling himself short on what has been a really remarkable career. and i you have some thoughts about him. >> it breaks he says i didn't get it done. he did get it done. like you said he got it done. you c

the crowning glory of his korea lin, good. his guys know, and that's now can re opened in 1968 and became a cultural landmark, 1st of west berlin. and then the re, unified berlin house did one spectacular exhibition after another and maintained its own magnificent collection of 20th century. but nearly 50 years on it was clear, the buildings, technology was hopelessly obsolete. a comprehensive renovation was in old, british architect david chipper failed, was a fine before he took on the renovation job. radical uncompromising piece of architecture was quite shocking and very interested in the elements being very ident 5 and comprehensible. you know, everybody can understand how this works. the contract for the noise next, you know, calories renovation, was an immense undertaking. $14000.00 granite plates had to be removed, restored and re installed. the entire structure was complete. the strip down it was meticulously inventory later reassembled like a boss puzzle. was cleared of all unnecessary intrusions, nice fun stuff. con

it's the middle of the picking sea and me here to catch up with chiang mai lin and. we've barred sharing in the town of so. around 3 hours drive from the capital stock . it's a big payday and the other workers have just returned from the forest but the berries they gather. he looks exhausted. dalgleish and have to live and. when i move on right here at that day that we have that now my. very own family can move and move and the one. we have now and it will help until the move i'm going i'm going to live how to move that moved in. but he's working day is far from over. he has to weigh his harvest. every berry count. each kilogram earns him around $2.60 if. you don't have anything planned and. the man had an affair to get payment on not i. but a man could give me back to him and made me famous for a final anything like make up an. axis and runs the local berry picking company for the last 2 years he's hired mainly to buy these but. then come your avignon of syrian bush to pull up a free gum and new coat over in fear that they love you will get on with the heat their fe

estoy justo en el momento exacto, la zona cero en el sitio exacto donde cayeron dos vagones de la lín, siguen buscando la manera de remover, son toneladas de escombros mi colega isa osorio >> [♪ ♪] .timo de lo ocurrido. > [♪ ♪ ♪] . >>[♪ ♪ ♪] . >>en cuatro segundo las cámaras de seguridad de la ciudad grabaronl desplome de dos vagones del metro todo cayó sobre automovilistas que circulaban debajo enseguida surgieron imágenes como estas [sonidos de ambiente] . >> heridos en el piso suplicando ayuda personas sacando los pasajeros de los vagones, y rescatistas cargando muertos de entre los escombros. >> [sonidos de ambiente] . >> las labores duraron casi 12 horas, este hombre observó todo desde la madrugada, pporque estuvo dentro de uno de los vagones que colapsó. >> yo venía en el vagón del frente. >> pidió ocultar su rostro por miedo recordó que cuando el el tren cayó fue como si todos los pasajeros se fueron por una resbaladilla. >> con la misma gravedad que nos pegaba cabeza con cabeza o así con fuerza, y todos unos al lado de otros otros que, dieron giro y se pegaron con los tubos. >

lin wood is out there saying joe biden isn't even the president, and it's somebody wearing a mask.has control of the nuclear codes right now, the pope might be dead and jeffrey epstein might be alive. and local republican insiders are telling me he's going to get about a quarter of the vote for the gop chair race down there. when i went to talk and ask him about this, he told me he knew joe biden was the vice president because the sun at noon should have been above his head and he was squinting. this is just completely insane stuff. and he now, okay, doesn't have a majority within the party but strong minority and the majority is one step over from him saying, okay, donald trump may not have the nuclear codes, but he did win. this is a mass delusion affecting the republican party. there was hope things would come back towards normal and they seem to be worse. >> let's talk about that infection, jon. it's infecting the republican party, and as kooky as it may be, what if it is the norm? as the average american voter out there, republican or democrat, are they paying attention to thi

alrededor de 45 a 50% de los de lin cuentos hacen amenazas antes del acto criminal.va a ocurrir en este tipo de masacres. >>> >>> creo que acciones que son mÁs realistas. son acciones de prevenciÓn. y incrementar recursos para personas como salud mental. crear planes de prevenciÓn. y planes de respuesta para las autoridades. gracias por la informaciÓn doctor joel capellÁn. lo que va de aÑo se han registrado de mÁs de 200 tiroteos masivos en el paÍs. define como van donde hay por lo menos 4 vÍctimas. el Área de la bahÍa no ha sido ajena a estos hechos violentos. el 2017 personas perdieron la vida. para 2017 un empleado de ups disparÓ y matÓ a 3 compaÑeros de trabajo en san francisco. y en el condado napa un antiguo paciente td una casa de veteranos ocurriÓ en el 2018 ese mismo aÑo upa mujer abriÓ fuego en san bruno hubo 3 heridos y 2019 durante el febrero val del ajo un hombre disparo contra 3 personas. m estas tragedias los pistoleros se quitaron la vida. la violencias con armas y en nuestro estado ocurren. el pan nos obliga a plantearlo. sabe cÓmo reaccionar para sa

da lin went to find out whether a $50 gift card and a chance to win over 1 million bucks is enough to convince some of these people to get a covid shot. >> reporter: oakland resident turns 88 years old today. he was among the first group to qualify to get the vaccine back in january. yet, he has so far refused to get it. >> i don't know what or who to believe. so i'm just going to leave it as is for now. >> reporter: he doesn't believe the vaccines are safe. >> the fear of the vaccine bigger than the fear of covid at this point. >> it is too many i don't know, you know what i understand what i mean? i would rather wait a bit longer. >> reporter: his daughter also declines despite the new cash incentives. >> it sounds tempting but no. i don't care however much money, they can offer me a house, car. >> reporter: there giving out $50 gift cards to the next 2 million people who get the shot pick of the state is also doing vaccine lottery. 10 people will win $1.5 million each and 30 people will win $50,000 each. >> i'll get the vaccine cash or not because i want to go back to normal. >> re

it's the middle of the picking sea and me here to catch up with chiang mai lin and. we've boyd chang in the town of sort of all around 3 hours drive from the capital stop. it's a pain and the other workers have just returned from the forest with the berries they gather. he looks exhausted the valet have to live and. when i move on to get out of here at that rate. that now my very own family have to move i move on. leave now and of the help and the government i'm going i'm going to live how to have indian. but he's working day is far from over. he has to weigh his harvest. every berry count. each kilogram earns him around 2 dollars and 60 percent. they have to make the man and man the man have an affair to get payment on my a lot of people a man could give me back in the main making for a friend or anything like make of. the axis and runs the local berry picking up the last 2 years he's hired mainly by these workers. can come your avignon of so you can put the poor up on scot free gum and they could have a in here that they love you would get on with the heat the fina

kpix5's da lin is live at in oakland tonight with more on this latest robbery in the would recall its by certain robberies and turn them into petty theft, opponents are extremely angry about this. this bill would lead to more robberies, and more attacks. >> reporter: the physical is not as severe as the hurt in my heart after being traumatized. >> reporter: he is so traumatized by a violent robbery back in 2019. vice mayor says the people robbed him of his cell phone at a bart station. and he chase after them, they pushed him down an escalator. >> i tumble down and when i stood up, i could barely walk. both my knees were bleeding. >> that is why he attended this anti-rally in front of the state building in downtown oakland. the state senator wrote the bill. robberies under $950 that don't involve deadly weapons or result in serious injuries would be considered petty theft. >> we which simply emboldens people to rob. that is disastrous for our society. >> reporter: they are seen way too many robberies already including this one that happened at 145 today in oakland chinatown. police sa

lin montgomery, president of the southwest airlines flight attendant union. appreciate it.trengthened diverse communities through music and dance coming up next, how you can support an organization called mosaic america in today's giving day. and a very weather lots of sunshine today a little bit of a warm up as we head into your wednesday, but what about as we head into the holiday weekend? some changes headed our way. we'll have the forecast coming up. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a difference. but it will help you a

flamenco is femininity in its purest form that's how standish dancer and choreographer manuel lin yun sees it even if the 7 flamenco dresses in his current show. are worn by men. you know. what i mean to me dance is a language with no boundaries. one that follows my feelings underneath it was me to express myself. to me it's an honest language and we wanted the. money well in the back exultant freedom of movement and expression he and his mail on sampled break down the strict gender roles of traditional flamenco. he wrote and choreographed the show himself he deals with the dancers childhood and the way he as a boy dancing in woman's clothes was ostracized. so you're going to see that when i was little everyone made fun of me i felt as if i wasn't living up to the role that society expected of me so i locked myself away in my room. which was there in this little room to thank you for my imagination free range i mean very i could dress up the new free in ways to put in it to me as a man outside the world. oh manuel when young is widely regarded as one of the world's best flamenco dance

and even lin came to check on chen lin tells me she's run her shop city gifts for 30 years, she says the same suspect stole from her a few weeks ago. and that theft is an ongoing problem. how often do you have left here? oh almost every week. they come in chances. she is concerned the suspect will return again. i'm scared more than angry. because of that kid was know where i am right? you can't so you used to get back to me, shin tells me she's a single mom and relies on the shop to support her family. she's frustrated, saying theft is often not treated seriously and worries that the suspect will be back on the street and no time even if arrested. lisa. they stepped up patrols in the area and say they have not yet identified the suspect. he faces possible charges of aggravated aggravated assault and robbery. frank everly in the city force tonight, amber. thank you knew attend tonight in marin county official is worried about his family's safety after racist threats against him, and brian colbert says he is puzzled that the suspect was freed without charges. ktvu is deborah villalon i

flamenco is femininity in its purest form that's how standish dancer and choreographer manuel lin yun sees it even if the 7 flamenco dresses in his current show. are worn by men. you know. what i mean to me dance is a language with no boundaries. one of the photos we feel under louis want to express himself. to me it's an honest language and we want it to. money well in the back exultant freedom of movement and expression he and his mail on sampled break down the strict gender roles of traditional flamenco. he wrote and choreographed the show himself he deals with the dancers childhood and the way he as a boy dancing in women's clothes was ostracized. so you're going to see that when i was little everyone made fun of me i felt as if i wasn't living up to the role that society expected of me so i locked myself away in my room. like this was there in this little room to thank you for my imagination free rein i mean very i could dress up and i do freely and will use it for denoted to me as a mind outside of the world. oh manuel when young is widely regarded as one of the world's best fla

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life in port richmond, i am da lin, kpix5. >>> now at 6:00, streaming on cbsn bay area, taking off and hitting the road with covid infections down vaccinations up, a surge of people traveling for memorial day. >>> get ready for holiday heatwave for him and portions. i'm tracking which spots are most likely to hit 100 degrees. new developments in the pta shooting, the arsenal investigators uncovered. and the community. >> reporter: is a 60% jump from last year. when most of us were in the pandemic lockdown. a lot of people are playing to hit the road as well. pretty calm right now. the busiest day memorial day weekend. about 30,000 passengers coming through this terminal. guys behind me are the lucky ones. they are just arriving from honolulu.

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da lin is live with why so many businesses are struggling to hire enough workers before next month's reopening. >> yes, julian. a lot of businesses do not have enough stuff right now, dealing with limited capacity. when everything reopens in about three weeks, business owners say they're going to be in big trouble. business is bustling at main street kitchen and bar. that's music to the ears of the restaurant owner. but he says there's just one big problem. >> it's really hard to find people. it just feels like a lot of people don't want to work. >> reporter: chef owner -- sa current rush. for managers, bartenders, bar manager, busser, server, cook. the whole team. >> reporter: he worries about the 15th reopening. he will have to keep customers inside and out. a good problem. >> if we are shortstaffed, we just are going to have to close the section or two. >> reporter: businesses in the service industry across the country are doing with staffing shortages. especially hotels and restaurants. some russians had to turn away customers because they don't have enough servers. >> erika, bac

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