lin-manuel miranda and his father, luis miranda, joins now.oining us, invegentlemen, appreciate i >> thanks for having us. >> lin-manuel, you've been talking at the university houston. what do young people think in this election. >> it's hard not to feel hopeful after talking to these incredible young students at the university of houston, and really, they see it as the most important election of their lifetimes. their bodies are on the ballot, gun violence is on the ballot, immigration is on the ballot. they are facing the most restrictive voter laws in the country and they're really taking it in their own hands to make sure they turn out the vote among their generation. so i felt very hopeful talking to them today. >> luis, you and lin-manuel have been focused on helping to get out the vote, especially in latino communities. polls show that since 2016 democrats have been steadily losing support with hispanic voters, although views differ by religion, age and reason. why do you think that is? why do you think democrats are struggling to maint

i also spoke with award winning artist lin manuel miranda and the importance of getting younger voters to the polls. >> it was really inspiring to hear from the young people, their bodies are on the ballot. gun violence is on the ballot. immigration is on the ballot. >>> also breaking this morning, russia's vladimir putin declares martial law in the four regions illegally annexed last month. new explosions rocked ukraine's capital. we are live in kyiv. today former president trump is set to be deposed in a defamation lawsuit from a writer who alleges he raped her in the 1990s. this morning new york city is opening an emergency relief center that will house migrants seeking asylum. controversial effort meant to ease the overwhelmed shelter system. >>> and with 20 days left until the mid-term elections and president biden focusing today on an issue that is top of mind for voters these days. gas prices. the president will announce he is releasing more oil from the u.s. strategic petroleum reserve after a group of oil-producing nations announced they're cutting oil production by 2 million

kpix5's da lin lin talks to neighbors about that ongoing issue. >> i lived on east 15th for a long time. used to be a very quiet street but after the city recon fig rated international boulevard, that pushed the sex workers a block over to this working class neighborhood. evey day, families are greeted with girls stopping traffic and soliciting customers. stephanie pushes her stroller past sex workers on a daily basis. some girls in bikinis. other in see through tops. >> we can't really do much. >> reporter: she says this type of behavior has become normal on on east 15th. she worries for hr two young kids. >> i'm scared for them to see them asking me questions. >> reporter: the sex workers are are so comfortable in the neighborhood, they have no problem standing behind our intw waiting for johns. >> they careless nowadays. >> how does that make you feel? >> sad. >> reporter: that is why her family came to this event not only to lessen but demand a stop. >> you see a woman dressed like this. you hear gunshots. you hear a gunshot like, duck down. >> reporter: families say they are fed up

so there's a 50/50 chance you're a lin. throw a couple of grenade boxes, those same ones. listen, actually, you're talking business, and you thought. come on, get out of here, i'm going to sleep, i say 12 days of zelensky her son's name was. zhenya, who also died, was killed, yes, how she risks herself, hid him from the nazis , nursed and prayed for our guy. this is what is written here. there you are so cursed by aunts of light who defeated zelensky and found a son. on sunday at 6:00 pm on ntv likhach new season today at 20:00 on ntv fresh 10% discounts on the magnit card 15% on the card from the application for vegetables and fruits all magnet cards work for a discount even more benefits with the new banking millions of goods at discounted prices every day. open additional discounts. open about that card in the application for 479 rubles. the safest service for buying a car. here i am trombone i used to drink it, how to contain joy when we keep prices low at 1.500 goods. behave profitably. appreciate the low prices chocolate babaevsky elite for 59.90. you are a super new

those people aren't necessarily swayed by lin manuel miranda telling them to vote _ lin manuel mirandare. is that the feeling you're getting talking to i feeling you're getting talking to texans? ., , ., feeling you're getting talking to texans? ., ~ ., ., ,, texans? yeah, you know, even talking to republican — texans? yeah, you know, even talking to republican strategists, _ texans? yeah, you know, even talking to republican strategists, they - to republican strategists, they acknowledge the fact that beto o'rourke has an impressive grassroots movement, and organisational strength they haven't seen among democratic state—wide candidates since the days of ann richards and earlier. the feeling is still that it's an uphill fight. and if it doesn't win, at least they are laying the groundwork 20 years down the road to have a democrat who is going to win the governorship and when his senate races. he represents the future even if that future doesn't start this november. anthony, thank you very much. while both us parties focus in on the final weeks of campaigning before the midterm electio

. > >> remember the lin sanity craz? remember how the unlikely basketball star from palo alto d heads. >> the last few years, the americans have gotten just beaten down, when i think back on linsanity, i feel moments ofr joy. >> "38 at the gardon" recalls the rise to stardom after lin made headlines for scoring 38 ps against the lakers at madison square garden, and we will highlight that as well as the impact he made on the asian amen community. > >> when we come back, it sounds like something out of an old no. how the drought uncovered a world war ii ghost boat mystery. > >> and if you have the chance te your favorite 49er super fan, get your cell phone out and scan scan the qr code on your and a 49ers' fan making a huge impact on his team that. story and more at 3:00. > >> a great story and now, let's check in one last time with the first alert forecast. jessica? > >> early this morning, morning, the fog player pushed , and it affected visibility near near the golden gate bridge and san francisco where the daytime high

. >> kpix5 's da lin has the details. >> a study came out to release the details but more importantly, correct that information. for starters the most basic thing, the district attorney says the name of the suspect is actually pronounced david de-pap. >> at the suspect 's time where he into the home he was in fact looking for miss pelosi. the other thing is we want to make it clear that there were only two people in the home at the time that the police arrived, mister pelosi and the suspect. there was no third person present. >> there were reports that a third person open the door to allow officers to enter. the district attorney says not true. >> at this time we do not have information as to which of the men mister pelosi or the suspect, opened the door. >> the police chief said the responding officer saw the suspect hit paul pelosi with a hammer. they tackled the suspect, -- david depape. >> we had nothing to suggest that the two men had known each other. >> it happened at to:30 in the morning when paul pelosi was in his bedroom. he was home alone. house speaker nancy pelosi was in

in berkeley, i am da lin, kpix . > >> first alert weather now with paul heggen. it is fall. it is supposed to be heading towards winter, but it feels like summe. >> right. in the bay area, it is is chilly near the water. june here is notching for the rest oe country. this is the kind of weather pattern we get in june where there is fog and cool tem. fog and cool temperatures. inland, it is in the 80s and 90. we are all over the place. let's let's take a look at the big picture pattern. this early summerlike weather pattern isn't isn't going to change much. still a big area of high pressure camped out on top of us , pressing down. higher pressurm above. that has been squashing e marine layer, concentrating, soe fog has not been able to dissipate. that is going to be e case likely again tomorrow. soms next week. the area of high pressure retreats. offshore winds will kick in. we will have have to monitor the fire threat. threat. temperatures will also k down. beautiful sunset as we look out from san jose. the temperature is an even 70 degre. an even 70 degrees. just below that

. >>> and superstar lin-manuel miranda on his mission for puerto rico as the island faces a long recovery from another deadly hurricane. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone it's a threat that shadowed a generation of americans during the cold war a nuclear standoff with russia and now president biden giving voice to growing new fears and a dangerous new era once more framed by the threat of nuclear conflict. president biden saying, we face the prospect of armageddon comparing it to the cuban missile crisis his dark comments referring to threats by russia's vladimir putin to introduce tactical nuclear weapons or chemical and biological weapons on the battlefield in russia's war with ukraine. president biden saying he takes putin's threats seriously saying, putin is not joking while there's no indication thus far that russia is preparing to use nuclear weapons, the president's blunt comments are sending a chill from washington to the streets of moscow where our keir simmons is reporting tonight and has the latest >> reporter: president putin

da lin talked with his mother. >> reporter: the victim , camdan mcwright, was a student here. the crash happened at 6:50 in the morning, when it was still dark. surveillance video shows camdan mcwright stopping at an intersection. we will freeze it here. it is too graphic to show a school district bus running him over. >> i just can't imagine my life without him. we would talk at least twice today. >> reporter: his mother is still in shock. >> we loved him so much. such a terrible loss. we just want to be with him . all he ever wanted to do was be with us. vote his mother says he was on his way to the football stadium when the bus hit him. >> he didn't have any airpods with him. they were broken. >> reporter: the 36-year-old female bus driver cooperated with officers. >> approximately 14 or 15 students were on board. >> reporter: san jose state gave the running back a full football scholarship. his mom said he had played football since he was 4. this is footage of him playing against unlv two weeks ago. >> always helped the elderly. was always kind, patient, understanding. he

i'm da lin kpix 5. >>> coming up, a warning from pg&e. we'll tell you what parts of the bay area could be out of power tonight. >>> we will tell you why with the weather forecast coming up for a windy monday. and some changes ahead. we'll be right back. >>> pg&e is reducing the size of some of their planned power outages tonight. as of this afternoon, the power will remain on for close to 6,000 customers who were told they would have their power shut off. that included customers where they said their meteorologists are monitoring the situation and that some shutoffs are still possible, but they are mainly for customers in the central valley. if they are shut off, they will send you a notification. >>> the first snow of the season is here. the uc berkeley sierra snow lab recorded snow that started yesterday at noon. this morning the lab said they received about 1.4 inches of snow in the last 24 hours. it all fell yesterday afternoon, but the cold temperatures, they kept it around overnight. brian? >> it's chilly out there. i don't know if

. >> loretta lin rose from poverty to become the queen of country music. [ music ] well, i was born a coal miners daughtr miners daughter -- >> in a career that spanned more more than 50 years, she always told it like it was and tackled controversial topics like alcoh, like alcohol, or, sex and songs that often turned into his. her autobiography about her humble roots in kentucky and her eventual success, loretta lin was 90 years old. > >> hurricane ian's deathll isisy say at least 106 people have been killed including 55 be full full in lee county. the community of sanibel island was totally cut off from the mainland when the storm destroyed part of the causeway. officials have defended the timing of the evacuation orders in the area which came less than than 24 hours before hurricane ian made landfall. president biden is set to visit tomorrow. > >> help and puerto rico as the on and recovers. the board of supervisors will consider options at a meeting today. much much of puerto rico experiencing experiencing flooding and powers power outages with the storm dumping up to 13 inches of

da lin has that story. >> reporter: i lived on east 15h for a long time. it used to be a a very quiet street. but after e city reconfigured international boulevard, that pushed the sex workers a block over to this working class neighborhood. every night, families are seeing are seeing girls stopping traffic and soliciting customers. some girls are even d in bikinis and see through tops. tops. >> i think it's inappropriate, t we can't do much towards them. >> reporter: stephanie says this this type of behavior has become become normal on east 15th. she worries for her two young kids. >> i'm scared for them to see them in inappropriate clothes ad asking me questions. >> reporter: the sex workers have no problem standing behind our interview waiting for johns. johns. >> yeah, they couldn't care less care less nowadays. it makes me feel sad. >> reporter: that's why she and her family came to this event, to listen and demand a stop to the problem. >> it's not a dumping ground. oakland is not a place you comeo do that. in oakland we enforce the laws. >> on the c

kpix5's da lin lin talks to neighbors about that ongoing issue. >> i lived on east 15th for a long time very quiet street but after the city recon fig rated international boulevard, that pushed the sex workers a block over to this working class neighborhood. evey day, families are greeted with girls stopping traffic and soliciting customers. stephanie pushes her stroller past sex workers on a daily basis. some girls in bikinis. other in see through tops. >> we can't really do much. >> reporter: she says this type of behavior has become normal on on east

da lin has the latest. >> reporter: we understand paul pelosi is still recovering at sf general after surgery on friday. given his age, at 82 years old, doctors want to monitor his recovery closely. the police chief says the suspect also remains at the same hospital getting treatment. authorities say paul pelosi secretly dialed 911 and left the phone line open so the dispatcher could hear what was going on without alarming the intruder. at a san francisco chinatown event on saturday, the police chief bill scott said the dispatcher knew something was wrong and rushed officers over. >> the attack itself, from the time the officers got the call to the attack was minutes. less than three minutes, i believe. and when the officers arrived, we're talking seconds from the time the door opened to the attack of mr. pelosi. we're talking seconds. >> reporter: the chief says officers saw the suspect hitting pelosi with a hammer. they tackled the suspect. it's unclear how long the intruder was inside before paul pelosi was able to call 911. the suspect, david depape, reportedly searched the house

kpix 5 da lin has more on where thee where these 85 people are staying tonight. >> reporter: most of the evacuad the evacuated seniors are tempoy are temporarily staying at thisg this building behind me. it's another senior facility owned by the same company. that company is still trying to fige to figure out how and where they're going to house so many. it was an abrupt wakeup call jut call just before 6:00 in the mo. >> very loud, over and over aga, over again, no sleeping through. >> attention, attention, an emey has been reported. >> reporter: the loud fire alard alarm and announcement woke up many seniors. authorities say 85 people live in the six-story building. the ground lake gardens, the fire broke out in a fifth floor unit. >> they were still in their nigt their night clothes, their slippers. you know, some were t were just in their socks. >> reporter: 75-year-old lois bk 75-year-old lois blumsack evacuated with just the clothes on her back. she was able to walk out, but many of her neighbors had mobility issues.e issues. some waited for rescue m their balconies. >> this is

we've got video from vallejo and oakland as da lin reports two police departments had very different approaches to the side shows. >> reporter: neighbors say they broke up this side show pretty quickly. over in oakland, neighbors say police watched the side show from a distance and did nothing. call it triple team action. three cars spinning donuts with people hanging out the passenger side windows. >> and they were making a lot of noise. >> reporter: the screeching tires woke up jose. it happened at the intersection of georgia street around 10:40 saturday night. >> it's very dangerous. very dangerous. >> how so? >> people were holding on the windows, and they turned those cars. it was very fast. if one of them loses control, it will kill at least five, four people. >> reporter: neighbors say they showed up in ten minutes, and they were failing to yield to the emergency vehicle. officers say they towed at least one car on the 30-day inpound. while neighbors are happy, they want the police to impound more cars and take in more people. >> anger, frustration. just exhaustion. >> reporte

kpix 5's da lin lived on that street for many ys and spoke to neighbors about this ongoing issue. >> reporter: i lived on east 15th for a long time. used to be be a very quiet street but after after the city recon fig rated international boulevard. that pushed the sex worker a block over to this working class neig. every day, families are greetedh girls stopping traffic and solig customers. stephanie pushes her stroller past a sex workers on a a daily basis. some girls are even dress inside bikinis and see through stops. >> think that's not appropriatet i mean, we can't really do much towards them. >> reporter: she says thisty tye of behavior has become normal on on east 15th. she worries for her two young kids. >> i'm scared for them to see tm in that inappropriate clothes asking me questions and inapproe and not having an answer to the. >> reporter: so comfortable in e san antonio neighborhood, they have no problems standing behind standing behind the interview waiting for johns. >> they don't mind whoever is t. they don't -- they could care ls nowadays. sad. >> reporter: that was

in oakland, i'm oakland, i'm da lin. kpix 5. >> a gofundme page has been setp for the brothers' funeral expens and to help the rest of the family. and that gofundme page has raised about $27,000 so far. far. > >> the school superintendent red a statement that said in part -r hearts go out to the family and everyone impacted by this tragedy. because these were two of our own, we are all feeling the paincollectively. and must hold each other especially closd care for one another. berkeley high will have extra counseling services tomorrow for students.s da lin pointed out by the way, neighbors tell us that the house the house was an airbnb rental but the company has not confirmd that. you might remember that back in 2019, five people were killed at that party in o reason reason da at the airbnb rental.r that shooting the company changd their policy to try to ban party party rentals and since the chas went into effect airbnb says reports of parties at their pros have dropped 44 president. > >> also investigating deadly shg t

i'm stephanie lin coming up on the kron, 4 news, we take you on board giant play. learn more about and why it's called the fat albert. >> coming up in sports playoff baseball, he can win. the new york team loses. you get all upset. sometimes sometimes. all right. that's what we have tonight. we'll talk about our feelings next. in sports. >> well, you probably heard by now it's blue angels are back in san francisco for fleet week, but they're not the only aircraft you'll see in the next few for stephanie lin caught a ride on one of the most beloved aircrafts in the fleet fat albert. the only plane in the airshow operated by u.s. marines. >> with the strength and size that could carry you to mount olympus and back. they called the super hercules this massive plane might not be the first that comes to mind when you think of the blue angels. but it can also take you to heavenly heights. >> highs, i've seen this particular front there from those 35,000 feet. >> lovingly known as fat albert. this jumbo jet is mission critical to getting san francisco fleet week off the g

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but these recruits lack almost everything. rusty weapons and squalid condition was lin sher issue or that will that affect loosely lead? these are just some of the images that have been circulating on russian social media and telegram charts, showing the things that mobilized russian men are having to deal with a tampon. do you know what it is for? you stick it in the book and it expands and stops the bleeding. hard to be done. what's the and get these pictures also from telegram allegedly show residents bringing supplies to a military base. inova subarus moscow's mobilization efforts are not going to plan soldiers or missing sleeping bags, food and medical equipment. we found groups on russian social media where relatives of russian soldiers are sharing pictures of the equipment they are sending to the front. we reached out to russian soldiers, but couldn't get any to appear on camera for an interview. when asked why they are going to war, one of them replied, i'm not looking into the causes of this war. if i was mobilized, it means that my motherland needs me. i am a simple soldier

da lin, kpix 5. >>> there are about a dozen counties on pg&e's watchlist list , 6000 customers across the entire watch region could be affected . >> we just need to shut it down during the peak of the storm. >> to see those winds coming in is a real concern for us. >> if shutouts happened, it would be sunday into monday and more than 100 customers could be impacted. >>> it is hard to believe that we were setting height records for high temperatures. it is going to be cool and breezy. the moisture is missing. maybe a few showers for the high sierra and that is about the extent of it. the winds will be the major factor. 20 to 30 mile an hour wind gusts, inland. 30 to 40 miles an hour at the coast. they pick up sunday afternoon. tomorrow's wind gusts are in the 20 to 30 mile an hour range. along the coast, 35 miles an hour. also, enough to elevate the fire threat. temperatures around 50 degrees. those northerly winds are delivering the cool air. temperatures will be mostly into the 60s by noon. everyone is below average for late october. >>> police in san jose are investigating another p

you members arriving at a meeting of yours and finance ministers in luxembourg, germany's christian lin, nurse at the 200000000000 your package aimed at dampening the impact of ruinous energy costs. but other countries claim the measure could distort the use internal market with some nations unable to keep up with germany spending as a from our correspondent christine wonder who has more effectively what this means is that german businesses will qualify. we'll, we'll be getting a bigger subsidy and then their business peers within the rest of the european union and thus getting a competitive advantage being given a competitive advantage. and that has drawn criticism, are from other member states who feel that it, it is unfair in a sense that an edge countries like germany and others who have the scope at to go bigger on these rescue packages, are effectively pursuing national interest at a time where you would want that solidarity that this is damaging to the solidarity of soaring power costs are a huge problem for many companies in germany. reducing energy consumption is an option for

the team the came into this match day and 1st place when young bird lin extended their lead at the top of the table by beating stuttgart one nill. the only goal of the match came in the $77.00 spinach hollow yeah. cove doing the honors, the towering center, back winning the aerial baffle, and heading home to seal the victory. and here's a look at all the bonus. lee, your results on match day 9. there's the when you own, when and the half of fryeburg drawl. glad bought one big against cologne. dockman drew with by munich, labor crews and b chaka. last place, bull hm. stunned frankfurt, mines in leipzig played to a draw, as did all, or can both spoke and breyman beat hoffen. hi. you're watching dw news. just a recap of the top story. we're following for you. several loud explosions have been heard in the ukrainian capital key. if you can see the results of their, the blasts reportedly took place in the center of the city where government offices are located. this comes after 2 nights of shelling in the city of separation. watching dw news from burleigh and coming up next week. take a loo

da lin tells us why he chose to come out of retirement. >> reporter: people used to joke, smart people don't run for office in oakland. people who run for office in oakland aren't very smart. he says he is neither smart nor dumb but he is frustrated, frustrated that oakland is in a crisis. that's why he is running to be the next mayor. >> the mayor has to send a message that oakland is not a dumping ground. oakland is not a place to come [bleep]. we will enforce the law. >> reporter: he is fired up and fed up. at a recent event he says oakland doesn't need new laws. it needs to enforce existing laws. >> we have tools to do better but we don't do it. we care more about privacy rights, this, that, or the other. >> reporter: like many residents, he is tired of the shootings, side shows, and homeless encampments. that's why the 72-year-old is coming out of retirement. >> we are in deep, deep trouble. i believe the city has gone into a hole that i think we will have a hard time digging out of. >> reporter: on a recent sunday he attended at first african methodist episcopal church. he said h

lin-manuel miranda. lin-manuel miranda or ron chernow. i love hamilton. oh, yeah, i love the musical hamilton and i owe you mister treat yeah i love i love the musical. but this is a different perspective on hamilton. yeah and materials are sources did you use or did you have available to you they told you about lorna hurt herself did you have you know it was really recorded record or well well there were a couple of things one so in this project i couldn't find something directly i had to go at it indirectly. so did a lot of work on her family tree and who she was connected to. who are the people that are mentioned? where does she live? and so i very proud of my map because i literally found out which lot everybody on the map lived in just approximately where they live. but in fact, exactly where structures were. and that turned some interesting information. but the fact is, and i looked into her family, her siblings, her half siblings and her. four siblings and are some interesting stories there. the there's very little outside of legal records about. l

. > >> does anyone here remember jeremy lin? we get a deeper look look into how he turned heads. >> the last few years, asian americans have gotten beaten down. when i think back on linsanity , i long to feel those those moments of pure joy and unity. >> hbo is releasing a document y document neary short called 38 at the garden. a chronicles the rise to superstardom in 2012 of jeremy lin. he scored 38 points against the lakers at madison square garden. this new documentary will highlight that, that, as well as the impact he made on the asian american community. i cannot wait to see it, which we can today. >> i think that clip where they were talking about we live in at that brings so much joy and unity, there are a lot of sports sports moments like that. to hae a documentary where you can rele that is pretty speciago eeeone lal. i ot wait wch. > >> let's talk about our puppiese is a new study that tells us a e more about our personalities bad on our dog breeds. according to, there are links between some ofe most popular breeds a

and just like he did there, singer and playwright lin-manuel miranda has traveled to puerto rico to helpn with correspondent dave gutierrez. >> and puerto rico, resiliency has almost become clichÉ. >> so much of puerto rico has been lifting itself up. and our job is to have their backs. >> after in player right, lin-manuel miranda's once again advocating for the island. much like he did following hurricane maria. when he brought his iconic hamilton here. now, he's part of a coalition trying to revive the coffee industry. by distributing millions of climate resistant seedlings to farmers. >> i want to get back to the island that is giving me so much. >> while category one, fiona, did not ravage puerto rico quite like category four, maria. u.s. territory with three and a half million american citizens, still finds itself fighting for attention on many fronts. >> there've been earthquakes. there have been failures. man-made and natural. and the best way that i can help is with artists and arts organizations on the island. >> miranda -- among those artists, maria o'neill. >> [speaking spanis

lin has been guarding the man for almost 25 years. during this time, he has seen a lot from murders to mass dra. today's wedding vitaly is in many ways a teacher for young employees, this you have to keep learning and telling . i'm like here for a long time working constantly. here, hinting at this constantly somewhere, uh, they catch up with me, that, well, sometimes they don’t understand on it what exactly you explain it does. so i will do it. so this is the way to talk. we're on fire here. that's what's different, if i can't tell this fear, it always remains as it was with us anyway, because you don't know for every challenge you go. i don’t know what will happen there, you will have a drunken alcoholic waiting for you, or some the professor called. just talk to the police in general. this also happens, or someone will lie at all, to whom it will only be necessary to render soon. well, maybe we don’t know what she is waiting for and began to insure. and if you are absolutely fearless, then it is not excluded. hey, what are the opti

i'm stephanie lin.is saturday october the 22nd we're covering plenty of news for you this morning. let's check in on the weather first with dave sphar. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. quite a bit of cloud cover. we're dealing with the start things off. that won't be the case as we get into the afternoon. start to clear the stuff out. >> kind of breezy today. mild temperatures. but the really big issue as we get into tomorrow will be some offshore winds, quite extensive. they will be to covering a lot of the north and the east bay, particularly quick shot of what's going on half moon bay see quite a bit of cloud cover right now as we speak. just a little blue colors, ation from the camera, though, onshore winds for now. this is because we're in the midst of the system dropping south. you tend to get these fronts. this part of the world you get on shore when the drop south when their past us, it turns off shore to get the consolation. usually us some rain that is goi

kpix5's da lin talked to contractors about the frustrating trend and what some are doing to prevent it. >> reporter: police say many of the recent cases happened in the oakland hills where contractors were robbed at gunpoint of their power tools. contractors say the tools are expensive. from a couple of hundred bucks to a few thousand dollars. construction is hard work. but in recent months, it has turned into dangerous work. >> the only thing i had was $150 on me. so he took that. >> reporter: contractor david belcher says the robbery happened last year at an east oakland job site. >> i was shaken and cried in the end because i was just thanking god i still had my life because this could have went bad. when people are desperate, they do desperate things. >> reporter: when he is working inside a house, he locks all the doors so people can't come in. >> the economy is hitting people hard. they are trying to make a living themselves but doing it the wrong way. >> reporter: at the oakland high street home depot, contractors tell me robberies and burglaries of their tools are big problems.

. >>> los trataron como de lin cuentos y los separaron de sus familias.a detenerse. las marcas del largo recorrido juntos cientos migrantes venezolanos que salieron de tapachula chiapas este jueves. >>> estamos tirando esta travesÍa a la deriva, en sabemos si nos dejaran entrar. los venezolanos que entren ilegalmente al paÍs serÁn deportados a mÉxico. y no serÁn para las visas del terreno de biden. >>> triste que nos reportaran luego de sufrir tanto. >>> tras caminar toda la noche el cansancio los venciÓ, rendidos duermen ahora en plazas pÚblicos. >>> demasiado agotado. >>> michael romero es parte de la caravana, el anuncio de la deportaciÓn lo tomÓ por sorpresa en el trayecto en mÉxico. dice no estar dispuesto a regresar a venezuela. >>> no podemos regresar. la caravana se ha dispersado, viajan en autobÚs, otros andando por direcciÓn a mÁs te pec el siguiente poblado en chiapas. >>> chocamos con el presidente biden que noten em paso para la frontera. >>> bajo el acuerdo bilateral los primeros venezolanos han sido deportados. >>> sin dinero y con las puer

kpix 5's da lin talked both the people who saw the shooting and one of the victim's victim's teachers. >> reporter: teenagers killed we brothers from berkeley. the two surviving victims are also students at berkeley high. the shooting happened on the second floor of this blue house. neighs say it's an airbnb rental. famiy and friends identify the two brothers as jay-z and angel sew tell low garcia. the taller one on the left was the older brother. 17-year-old jay-z. a junior at berkeley high. the one one on the right 15-year-old an, a sophomore at berkeley high. ns say about 30, 40 teens attended what was believed to be a birthday starting around 8:00 sy night. two hours later just before 10:00 p.m. a shooting broke out. >> just started as a commotion.e you know, young people drinkingd kind of gathering. and started

in oakland, i am da lin, kpix 5. >>> let's get to some other headlines from around the bay area. bicyclist advocates are raising concern over a string of deadly traffic crashes. four accident had happened from early september two october. they are planning a day of advocacy, outreach, and mourning for the victims. they hope to convince city council and police to speed efforts to curb traffic deaths. >>> berkeley city council say that meetings will start with of the land ownership. a statement will be displayed in randall after the first meeting of every month. >>> elon musk made an unusual interest to the twitter headquarters in san francisco today. oh, yes, carrying a porcelain sink. he tweeted out video of him with the caption, let that sink in. as he prepares to take over the social media company by the end of the week, he also changed his twitter bio to, chief twit. >>> brand-new grocery store in san francisco. >> to be honest, if it wasn't for the shop, i think it would be getting into some type of trouble. >>> nice weather across the bay area today. a nice evening as we loo

da lin shows us how the oakland and vallejo police department had different responses to sideshows. >porter: neighbors at vallejo police went in and broke up a sideshow at this in a second quickly. over in oakland, neighbors they police watched the sideshow from a distance and did nothing. call a triple team action, three-car spinning donuts, with people hanging out of the passenger side windows. >> it's too dangerous, i think. too many chances of people getting hurt . >> speeding and making a lot of noise, a lot of noise. >> reporter: screeching tires woke up enrique sigui. it happened in front of his corner house at the intersection of columbus parkway and georgia street at around 10:40 saturday night. >> if one of them loses control, it will kill at least five or four people. >> reporter: police say vallejo police showed up in 10 minutes. they arrested four people for spectating and failing to yield to an emergency vehicle. officers say they told at least one car to place on 30 day impound. this is a neighbor' surveillance but is showing them driving away from the police. while nei

ca for stephanie lin talked with the owner of a restaurant in san francisco about the ongoing challenges. >> just executive chef matthew dolan, expressing gratitude at the chance to serve customers in san francisco. once again, the post-pandemic reality is surreal to give we we made it the michelin star winner debuting a newly remodeled space and menu this month. and he's a neighborhood restaurant. 25 lusk. he's just the journey to get here far from want to go orders couldn't keep business cooking during the pandemic, the team leaned heavily on the restaurant's rooftop, outdoor venue to scrape through the roughest patches for hearts and souls back in the game. let's see what version 2 of 25 was we customers say it's a tasty one. i think almost >> work your way down. amazing food at the meeting this afternoon we focus more cars still driven, stop smaller plates, really esoteric winds. lots of local stuff. it's been really purging of an evolution that continues to come with challenges not being able to that our staff because the cost of so grazing, we're seeing inflation drive the cost of

i'm stephanie lin. thank you so much for joining us.ke this shirt, but disney does not. you were at disney world. did you get through the gates? they looked me up and down and said, unfortunately, we can't let you in. dr. phil: --slut shaming. reporter: she was asked to cover up for wearing this sexy top. she's like, you can't board the plane. i can't go anywhere where i am not having heiny shoved in my face. i see it all the time. don't look at it. clothing is power for women. nobody's attacking anybody's character. they told her to kill herself. dr. phil: let's do it. producer: have a good show, everybody. here we go. dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. producer: stand by. we'll count you down. dr. phil: today is going to be a changing day for a life. producer: 5, 4. dr. phil: get ready to take care of you. audience: dr. phil. dr. phil. [cheering]

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he may not know, and i know many people that's on insulin, and unless you're eating right, i said lin good -- insulin. so you have to get food prices town do, and you've got to get gas down so they can go get insulin. neil: what do you think of that, lee? walker was saying it comes back to just eating right and affording what you're eating. >> i think the message of eating right is one that is pretty dismissive of what many die bet -- diabetics go lu. but i think his point about getting cost of living down as a whole was well taken. and i think his performance overall last night was a good one. he need to have a good night with all the controversy that's been surrounding him, and i think he was able to address and set himself up to allay a lot of concerns that people had about him. and i think he was focused on those issues that are most important to americans which is really about getting the cost of living back to manageable. it does feel like it's out of control, and contrast that with what the president said, the president said, look, things are starting to get better. people don'

kpix da lin showed how the open of vallejo police department had very different responses. >> reporter: called a triple to the action, three cars spinning donuts with people hanging at the passenger side windows. >> i think it is too dangerous. too many chances of people getting hurt. >> spinning and making a lot of noise? a lot of noise. >> reporter: screeching tires woke up enrique sigui. it happened in front of his corner house and the inrstiof columbusrkway and georgia street at 10:40 saturday night. >> if one of them loses control, it would kill at least five or four people. >> reporter: neighbors say vallejo police showed up in 10 minutes the police tell us they arrested four people for spectating and failing to yield to an emergency vehicle. officers say they told at least one car to place on a 30 day impound . this is a neighbor's surveillance footage, showing someone driving away from the police . while neighbors are happy with the quick response, they want police to impound more cars and to ticket more people. >> anger, frustration, you know, just exhaustion. we are tired of

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in oakland, i am da lin, kpix 5. >> we have you covered on election night with three ways to watch, coverage begins at 5:00 on election day, here on kpix 5, cbs news bay area, and over at our sister station, truck three. >>> it is rams week for the 49ers, and sunday's rivalry game could mean more for two of the 49ers ' defensive backs. >> time for your red and gold report >>> on the active roster, he can make his debut on the next game on sunday. jimmy ward has had this game circled since lester's nfc championship. he took exception to have the rams celebrated, but there is one issue the hard-hitting safety who was playing with a cast over his broken hand. >> i'm excited, i just can't r able to hit somebody. i get to cover, so that's cool, too. i take a lot of pride covering. i don't know, man. we'll see. >> with the red and gold report, i am vern glenn. the miami heat today. according to forbes, golden state is worth $7 billion, while the average nba team is worth about $2.86 billion. even if you won the powerball jackpot, you could buy 5% of the golden state warriors. just 5%. >> maybe you

fallout from the pandemic continues for a number of small businesses here in the bay area for stephanie lin talk with the owner of a restaurant in san francisco about the ongoing challenges. >> just happy that, you executive chef matthew dolan, expressing gratitude at the chance to serve customers in san francisco. once again, the post-pandemic reality is surreal. i can't believe we made it. the michelin star winner debuting a newly remodeled space and menu this month. and he's a neighborhood restaurant. 25 lusk. he's just the journey to get here. far from want to go orders couldn't keep business cooking during the pandemic, the team leaned heavily on the restaurant's rooftop, outdoor venue to scrape through the roughest patches for hearts and souls back in the game. let's see what version 2 of 25 was we customers say it's a tasty one. i think almost >> work your way down. amazing food at the meeting this afternoon is we focus more cars still driven, stop smaller plates, really esoteric winds. lots of local stuff. it's been really courage in evolution an evolution that continues to come wit

let alone sadism that the lin manuel miranda perfectly understandably came up with may also say something else that i think is quite interesting is that and in those 100,000 pages neither neither i nor any of the other royal archives scholars all the georgian papers program scholars at king's college london has been able to find so much as a sentence to support the 1619 projects assertion that the founding fathers started the american revolution in order to protect and continue slavery. there was no plan at all. on behalf of the british government to extend the 1772 mansfield judgment let alone the 1215 magna carta. abolition of serfdom to america. i mean one can one can obviously argue that that is a terrible moral indictment on george the third and his and his ministries especially lord north. however, it's not there. and and of course that is essential assertion of the 1619 project. richard monroe here in the in the right and then we might have time for one more on that could be the gentleman there in the stripey tie. i think it was max boot who said that if the americans had rebelled