in a facebook post celebrating lunar new york, lin mentioned that he is married. not only that, he's been married to his wife for over two years. li nsaid he wanted to keep his personal life out of the public eye. he decided to tell people now because, quote, it has been hard for people to not know about such a major change. >> what a way to keep a secret too. >> beautiful reveal. >> beautiful reveal. >>> back in a i was injured in a car crash. >> beautiful reveal. >>> bi had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >>> a dream come true for a young cincinnati bengals fan. >> yeah. at one of the team's practices, several players and the head coach went above and beyond. let's i

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you don't love me, and you believed the water lin from fanfan tulip by french director christian jacquese whole world will fall in love. this is the first major success of lavrigida on the big screen, and this is the dance of esmeralda in notre dame cathedral lol lebrigida in red and from this waist and the most slender hips in italy it was impossible to tear yourself away, the most beautiful woman in this film brigida, not only dances she sings everything estonian songs and aria. i don't know, she's fine. after this film, she will be called that, the most beautiful woman, it was rumored that cuba, and for lola brigida, almost lost its leader, fidel castro fell head over heels in love with her when she came to interview for her documentary in 1961, arriving at the moscow film festival. she almost drove the first cosmonaut crazy, and it was mutual when furtseva asked the italian who she wanted to meet in the bath, instead of the name khrushchev, gagarina sounded, they won’t believe me in italy when she finds out that i kissed gagarin - gina said before the kiss, and to me in zvezdny answe

but the primary concerns with a lin of thunderstorms like that woul be personal safety. when thunde roars, go indoors. you want to be in a structure right now if you're in sonoma county. coming in for a close up look and taking that line and play this slowly, it's just a slow march across sonoma county and marin county. some soft showers appea to be extending down to the golden gate, but it's unlikely they'll hold together from the golden gate south. let's come i for a closer look. we can take it from this point on the western edge of sonoma county and bring it ahead half hour by half hour. by the time we get t 11:30, it's still up here. this is where you'll be seeing the lightning and also where you'll get small hail and very strong wind. that, as we've seen over the last few days, sometimes ha the biggest impacts of any with downed trees, broken limbs, and debris just getting moved around. there will be a lot to track with that. but you can watch the progression. by 1:00 a.m. it's off to the east. and by sunrise tomorrow, we're even done with the rain. we'll talk about

jeremy lin made a special appearance at the chase center on saturday. news anchor dion lim talks to the palo alto native and the basketball star about his documentary "38 at the garden." the film follows is incredible run with the knicks nearly 10 years ago. they talked about the importance of representation fighting , racism and attacks on asian americans. it was also jeremy's first time at the new chase center. jeremy: i am excited to be here. i have never seen a screen this big and it is really awkward seeing myself on there. it is good to be back in the bay. i thank all of you guys for coming out. liz: the title of the film, it refers to lin's 38 points scored against the lakers. celebrations honoring dr. martin luther king jr. are starting to take place across the bay area. happening today, the grace cathedral in san francisco will hold its evensong service starting at 3:00 p.m. tomorrow from 10:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m., the oakland library is hosting an mlk day film festival. more events will be held throughout the bay highlighting , dr. king's wor

stephanie lin has more. >> investigators say the gunman shot and killed 7 of his co-workers and what they're calling an act of workplace violence. we know an 8th person was also shot. there are now recovering and in stable condition after surgery. the victims include 74 year-old i schoen's on from san francisco. 73 year-old says send from san francisco. 66 year-old. she's on the tone from half moon bay. 64 year-old zulu from half moon bay, 50 year-old marciano, martinez jimenez speech. 43 year-old get how being and jose romero perez. we also now know the name of the surviving victim, pedro romero, perez, the community has come together in several ways to help those affected by this tragedy. you can find more information on how you can help right now on our website. kron 4 dot com, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> we are starting to learn more about the victims in the half moon bay shooting. we want to show you a picture of jose romero perez. he was one of the 7 people who was killed monday in that mass shooting. also, we have a picture of marciano, martinez jimenez. he also died in the

well, lin hurried with the calls called, aunty pharmacist.he said she saw a terrorist bandit here. well, the catacombs descended after him, they were driven in the mud, they managed to play war games. but the guy left. well, yes, great time is great for him as a member of the drozdovsky organized criminal group named wolf. after you, what does he look like? but it will be even more serious. listen to the good, organize so our runaway demoman is some kind of wolf it is he who is known, under this nickname , a serious guy, drozdovsky, generally serious guys. just after such a wound , it’s so quick to run away. come on, if he runs after being wounded after death, but if you are implying that he was sent to the morgue immediately after the car exploded. so curious. no, well, i think he is still in the dungeon where there is where to hide. okay captain thanks, i'll go, and here is the place. there are two possible explanations for this story. with a wolf, the first real bow in the cemetery, and the one who is alive and hiding in the dungeons is no

welded a man from a piece of clay, so unhealthy scientists have proven that eel it with human dna in linss living material. skye street and this incredible narysta are said in velma at the very place, because here is my family nest. here is our native home, the demons were all born, where i will look for death to the maternity hospital. yes, that place, yes, that is, our choice and we will put our ships. here i tore off, because on this street. the most sacred thing for me was my childhood. by the way , you are on the beryozovskaya land, the kalibovsky district and the overgrowth, we are on the yaselda, but i was among the people on foot, because there are fish here. there is something to be gained by an eventful person. so i’ll pick up a mustache with us, it’s better to have some kind of parking lot for eventful people. this is what our vez is famous for, get out of our way and she is my fork in this one, getting into pripyat on a wide scale. eighth thirteenth. this is a yaselda and a gyrfalcon, here the first nasva was the roof of its walking people, who here, well, settled, called the

lin, sasha and i communicate exclusively on work matters. these questions are better to ask the doctor personally to him, good afternoon, all the sons were born with a difficult genetic disease. i gave birth to a girl and three boys, three sick boys , all muscles atrophy up to the respiratory muscles of one son, a mother of many children from the oryol region has already lost. he was an edition. i still have a 19-year-old son, an 8-year-old son is also ill with this disease. the woman grew up in a foster family, and the disease is transmitted through the maternal line. she was 24 when they didn't leave. can she meet? the biological mother, in order to find out the truth about the genetic disease that leads to such tragedies, pregnant you burn and not from him, walking up according to elena, her biological mother was 24 years old, but it turns out zinaida was 29 years old. it's kind of awkward here. right? i hide the envelope of dna today 17:50 on ntv hello to whom the enemy or friend crossed the road this time, until we end up with common en

that's what she proved that her clay with human dna in lins is a living material. i grow up next to walking street and this incredibly, this is the very place . here i doze off wushu, because on this street. the most sacred thing for me was my childhood. i'm from here in this model here. they brought me small and from here. please, my face. we kolya all turn around. courts, brothers, sisters, we rebuff that we are poor, this is our birthplace. our small personal saint. we are located on the berezovsky land of kalibovsky and overgrown. we are in the process of a nursery, but the yasendi were settlements on foot, because there is a fish here, there is an eventless person. so we'll pick up the ringing. there is not crusts of people's camps, that's what our vez is famous for for speech, get out of here and she's my forks of rakal give reproach to our cancers. eighth thirteenth. this is yaselda a rewinder and krechet her walking people, who, well, settled here, they called, in short, yes, a rewinder, because it was easy for her to outdo. and if you call it, not a hallwa

got just enough by danya in a right shop in chicago. silent enough to muddy lin just in, in a fine job in the united of jump on now or see, sat me in my knee avec, in that. i mean, yeah. forget yellow bar me to so back to the my mother didn't are the last. and i most august, i know you get go near keith elk. i learned that by t doc or did i do are gonna keep getting a new bucket at pastime. keep out of the grades are coded and could do more and not to come, you know, did a lot. we knew who knew. i love you. bye fast. it. no big idea could at the upgrade this mir leave at no disaster. but no buffet, i too would look up. i see i'm inside it, block dot. could you more? more up as a new business therapies. i could do more lactic lab work. and then after night, when i saw no good, bad mark, well basically you read my bible back there are fan look up on a plan for god for over a place on a wow. you know with i just found out about oh yeah, i so do you good. good. well, i don't, i don't month. i do very well. i b as in boy b as in bob. wish you that obama is it? why did you get a no, got a la

what they say is a saudi lin, economic blockade of the country. as the rebels of backed by saudi arabia's regional rival, run the government and who the rebels. look in the conflict since 2014 canyon police have arrested a suspect in connection with the death of a permanent l. g. b, t campaigner, whose body was found. stockton, the metal backs. earlier this week, it went to lobo was a fashion alternate entrepreneur rather. and the modern human rights groups have condemned the killing. her testers have blockaded highways throughout hulu, as unrest continues following the asking and arrest of president pedro castillo. in december, demonstrate as according to his release, as well as his successor in a boy to what taste resignation and constitutional reforms. artists restarted following christmas long. and you study is wanting that 2 thirds of the world glycine, as will disappear by the end of the century. the current rate of global warming, scientists say, even if future warming can be limited to just a few more degrees or a few more tenths of a degr

and what's wrong, yes, he passed before in addition, lin do you love him?urse, i love, well then, a glass of champagne juice. i need to run today sasha should drop by to me, and borscht. you do not creature. well, stop teasing. yes, that's what she is not welded. today cutlets us already. well, if you want to chat, come with me, let's go blocked. the main thing is that this grass no longer gets into the water supply. information on television. for the sake of already given, so that people do not use water, all that remains is to pray, men. we would like to say thank you, if not for you. something well, how did you leave normally? finally, what happened? so my wife got poisoned. well, did you also drink water from the tap? well, there is no poisoning here. now let's go to the hospital. i have a whole a pioneer detachment of such impressionable pure water psychosomatics. yes, don't worry, i'm the rescuer, you have to wait a bit. what kind of water girl are you here stop breathing, just don't give birth. okay, please, control room. the petrov base needs a turn

first days, including humanitarian demining, clearing the liberated cities and villages from enemy lin how many people were saved by sappers during this time is difficult to imagine? i understood that, according to our data, more than 80,000 explosive objects have already been demined. this includes mines that did not burst artillery shells directly, as well as land mines. despite the fact that today rival units are provided with reliable equipment, a lot still depends on the person. in in a heavy protective suit in constant tension, these guys work, sometimes for 8 hours a day, in a very polluted area. and up to a certain point. i led another one, and then there were so many of them that i even lost count at first. and they are building. pontoon crossings restore roads, equip trenches, damn it, even extract water in the field. and these are also servicemen of the engineering troops, in other words, so that our infantry and equipment can work. where before it was impossible depends on these guys, but most importantly, after all, demining was a sapper call sign in the army for 10 years,

please have a key of for lin didn't not give the go ahead to deliver it's prize. the lever two's at a meeting of top western military officials will get the latest from the gathering at ramstein airbase. ah, a marina evans dean. it's good to have you with us. western defense ministers and military officials meeting at the u. s. air base ramstein in germany have not reached a decision regarding the supply of leopard at 2 tanks to ukraine. hollands defends minister says the western allies would soon hold talks on the issue. addressing the defense officials at the meeting via video link ukrainian, president waterbury lensky, made an impassioned plea to his allies, to send more heavy weapons. pressure had been mounting on berlin to allow other countries like poland and finland to send german made lepper. 2 tanks to ukraine or to deliver the heavily armed battle tanks themselves. the host of the gathering us defense secretary lloyd austin, stressed that germany is a steadfast partner. they are reliable i, they've been that way for, for a very, very long time. and i, i

reporter da lin was here yesterday explaining that they were able to cut the power and there was not immediate threat. this came so close to a home that was on the edge of the block there. those folks are certainly lucky. this is just one of a few examples we are aware of in this area across from highway 1. as the sun comes up, we'll get a better sense of the damage. the homes are without power. they have a lot that they'll be worrying about. we'll keep you updated. >> as the sun comes up, we'll start seeing more of what actually happened last night. talk to you soon. >>> let's bring in first alert meteorologist darren peck to track what could be next once the sun comes up. there is rain that will affect our commute. >>> through the 7:00 hour, better rain. we'll probably see it earlier than that too. we have seen the most impressive part. that came through last night with the steadiest, heaviest rain and most damaging wind gusts. now we have the last act to still move through. you can see it on first alert doppler. there is a line of rain off the coast. that organized band of rain wi

i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday january. first, happy new year to you. >> we've got a lot of news for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. happy new year, dave, while good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody is a public service member on those checks. it's 2023 now in. good morning, everybody. here's a live shot of the golden gate bridge. lots of sunshine. big contrast to what we had yesterday. >> look at some of hole that fog one on the windshield. there looks like the wind chill your car at home. >> temperature check for you. it's a little chilly this morning. not as cold as it was at first light, but we're at 49 now santa rosa. most readings are either hovering in the upper 40's, although fremont chilly 43 in some places cracking into the lower 50's already. 51 antioch in for oakland to remember the rain that we had actually acts as a little bit of a cooling mechanism for us today with this drier air that's in place. so here's the temperature contrast for you. not your im

and social commentator lin mei . now, i want to hear lin mei. i want to hear from you throughout the show. the best bit of the program is when you get in touch. mark at gb news dot uk. this program has a rule. don't do a golden rule. we don't do bonng. a golden rule. we don't do boring . not on my watch. i just boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. so for the next 2 hours, big debates , big guests hours, big debates, big guests and always big opinions. let's start with this . one when did start with this. one when did standing up for women and hard won sex based rights make you a bad person . the moral compass of bad person. the moral compass of the west is now so topsy by defending the of female only spaces. apparently you're a bigot. so why does all of this matter ? well, because i'm afraid matter? well, because i'm afraid that men have always and always will be a predator. real threat to women . men are physically to women. men are physically stronger and can overpower most . and the vast majority . sexual . and the vast majority. se

and social commentator lin mei . now, i want to hear lin mei. i want to hear from you throughout the show. the best bit of the program is when you get in touch. mark at gb news dot uk. this program has a don't do a golden rule. we don't do bonng. a golden rule. we don't do boring . not on my watch. i just boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. so for the next 2 hours, big debates , big guests hours, big debates, big guests and always big opinions. let's start with this . one when did start with this. one when did standing up for women and hard won sex based rights make you a bad person . the moral compass of bad person. the moral compass of the west is now so topsy by defending the of female only spaces. apparently you're a bigot. so why does all of this matter ? well, because i'm afraid matter? well, because i'm afraid that men have always and always will be a predator. real threat to women . men are physically to women. men are physically stronger and can overpower most . and the vast majority . sexual . and the vast majority. sexual v

da lin begins her coverage . >> reporter: a few hundred protesters marched on broadway in downtown oakland and they were chanting. they are fed up , hurt and angry by another police killing. >> i am tired of black men getting killed by police. >> reporter: this oakland resident said the fact the officers arrested for killing tyre nichols are black , shows it is a systemic problem. >> they are not black, they are blue. >> reporter: the protesters marched to the oakland police department. some it is time to get rid of all police departments. chief bill scott said it's not fair to one together sf pd and the memphis police department. >> we have policies in place and hold people accountable. put good training in place and create a culture where that type of behavior is unacceptable. i think we have a culture in this organization where that type of behavior is unacceptable. >> reporter: reverend brown invited law-enforcement, faith and community leaders to third baptist church to doug about preventing police brutality. >> it sets us back. >> reporter: a retired sf pd captain , she has been push

she told da lin the latter topic is personal to her because she and her infant son slept in a car for months after she left an abusive relationship. >> about six-and-a-half months pregnant. and i was sitting on top of the bed and he grabbed me by the hair, pulled me down and kicked me in my six month stomach. i'm here just protecting my unborn child. that was the moment i said this is ridiculous. i do not want my unborn child who has no say in any of this to be born into this reality. and so, for me, it was just survival and to make sure i kept my son safe as possible. as safe as possible meant living in my car. >> mayor thao spoke at length with da lin about her plans for the city. >>> dramatic details of prince harry's highly anticipated new book spare now leaked after it showed up at bookstores in spain days ahead of its tuesday release date. a spanish language copy of the book spares no details about what his life was like behind the scenes. some of the claims in the book include that his brother prince william physically attacked him during an argument. he also claims to have kil

reporter da lin tailgated with the fans at levi stadium and explained how it is helping one superfan cope with her personal loss. >> reporter: 49er fans are upbeat because they beat up on the seahawks for one woman, she says her son is celebrating from up above. the out burst, the jubilation and the fateful celebration. let's rewind to the soggy tailgating parties. despite the off and on downpours, fans not deterred. >> nope! >> reporter: among those gearing up, superfan victoria. she said it is helping with the grief from the loss of her middle child adrian. >> he is watching and here at the game today. he is here in spirit. >> reporter: adrian died about two months ago at the age of 23. he was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder at five years old. and wasn't expected to live past his teen years. >> he is a die hard niner fan. >> reporter: early on in the season when the team was struggling, adrian had faith in the team. >> he was like mom, we got this. >> reporter: adrian passed away in november and did not get to enjoy the ten-game winning streak by the 49ers. but victoria says

jeremy lin made a special appearance at the chase center.he basketball star about his document rate "38 at the garden." the film follows is incredible run with the knicks nearly 10 years ago. it talks about fighting racism and attacks on asian americans. it was also jeremy's first time at the new chase center. jeremy: i am excited to be here. it is awesome to see myself on here. it is good to be back in the day. i thank all of you guys for coming out. liz: the title of the film refers to lin's 38 points scored against the lakers. happening today, the grace cathedral in san francisco will hold its song service starting at 3:00 p.m. tomorrow from 10:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m., the oakland library is hosting an n.l. day -- mlk day film festival. memorial events will be highlighting dr. king's work for racial justice. liz: next on abc 7 news at 6:00 a.m., scary moments when a mudslide crash into an a's bay home. and more on the federal recovery. the announcement made by president joe biden to help rebuild hardest hit regions in california. -serious

i'm stephanie lin. justine waldman is off today. disturbing new details today in the hammer attack on paul pelosi following a judge's order. authorities have released body cam video from the officers who responded to that 9-1-1. call a former house speaker nancy pelosi's home. we're going to play that footage for you now. but please note that some viewers i find this footage disturbing >> hate doing >> now this happened back on october. 28, you can see the moment that door opens and pelosi and to have both seem to have a hold of the hammer there. tangled arm in arm and when officers confront the both of them to pap takes full control of the cameras, you can see they're swinging it towards mister pelosi's head as he falls to the ground. the officers can be seen leaping forward to try and stop this attack from escalating. and in addition to this body cam video, we've also received security video from outside of the pelosi home. let's go ahead and take a look at that. this is at 05:00:05am, that morsing and you can see the path enter f

da lin talked to fans excited about this renewed rivalry. he joins us live from levi's. what's it lockout there right now. >> reporter: exciting and also very nervous because it's been a close game all game long. the niners up by a touchdown right now. but there's still some time left and a lot of fans still inside cheering and screaming for every. over every big play on the field. before the game, we were able to check out the tailgating parties in the parking lot. check it out. 49ers' fans know how to party. fans turned the parking lot into a big dance floor. they had deejays, bars, and food. >> you can closure eyes and feel the electricity in the air about this rivalry. >> reporter: niner fan charles davis says he's hated the dallas cowboys ever since deion sanders in the '90s left the 49ers to join the cowboys. >> i can't stand the cowboys. out there, i bought a cowboys' hat and threw it down and stomped on it. i said bro, let me buy a cowboys hat. threw it down and stomped on it. >> reporter: he couldn't miss the game and he had to see it enperson. >> the tickets we

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i was just hosting something at the chase center with jeremy lin and that was the same case. a guy that did not play and then he gets his opportunity. larry: he should not be as comfortable as he appears to be. it is the thing that is -- it is just so striking. this is like a hollywood pipe story of a guy that no one expected to be in this position coming in, a rookie, he has never done this before at this level which is why a lot of the people this week on the national level are like -- i don't know how he will handle this task. but if you watched him play the last couple of months, it has been unbelievable. you should not be this good come this fast. dion: it doesn't make sense. larry: and there he is and he has the total respect of the locker room. a remarkable story. if he can ride this to the super bowl, it would be unbelievable. but it is possible. dion: there are other members of the team which i suppose we should address also. larry: that is the big part of this, the niners on offense have almost an all-star team. you look at samuel and christian mccaffrey and trent w

this is -- oh, yeah, lin showed up too by the way.ere, yeah [ light laughter ] but here's me and the cast right there, all hanging out they were amazing. look at 'em. [ cheers and applause and at the end -- at the end of the thing, the lead came down, grabbed me, and pulled me on stage, and i took a bow with everybody. and it was like -- i was -- i made my broadway debut last night. in the movie -- that was my movie debut, 22 years ago. i want to thank the cast, everyone there it was emotional, and it was exciting, and loving, and fun. it was so cameron crowe. thank you cameron crowe. thank you everybody. [ cheers and applause go see it. guys, today is friday, and that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff i check my inbox, return some emails, and of course, i send out thank you notes. and i was just running a bit behind [ cheers and applause do you guys mind - james, can i get some thank you note writing music, please ♪ >> steve: "m3gan." >> jimmy: yeah no, it's not "m3gan. [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, dry january, for

i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday january. the 15th. let's get right over to dave spahr for a first check of the weather. payday. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. and good morning, everybody. we're starting things off again with some scattered showers to rain going on. the heaviest rain is off towards the east bay right now as we speak, there's another little weak line as you can see off towards the west about to make it to san francisco peninsula in a little bit up to the north bay as well. gun again, in on where most of the activity is. you see right going over the east bay hills off the concord all the way down to san ramon. looks like it's getting in the tri valley as well. so that's the heavier to moderate rain. you're going to get that for another hour and a half or so that will move out and will be going into somewhat of a low. however, it's not entirely over this through monday evening. we still have that flood watch bay area wide. watch your local neighborhood. their force flooding, creeks and streams, rivers use caution becaus

right after our meeting that man, yifei lin, was arrested, charged with manufacturing and trafficking marijuana and now awaits trial >> originally it was a dairy farm now it's a grow farm >> reporter: local sheriff dennis banther estimates there are 80 licensed cannabis grows in his county. >> clear >> reporter: and worries the recent homicides might just be the tip of the iceberg as trafficking victims are known to sometimes vanish without a trace. >> i truly believe that there's probably been more violence than we've been documenting. i don't think this is an isolated incident >> reporter: jacob soboroff, nbc news >>> and next, at age 82 the chance encounter on the job that changed this navy veteran's life and is inspiring america. >>> finally tonight, proof of the power of chance encounters. as rehema ellis explains, one man changed a navy veteran's life when they met at a cash register >> reporter: butch marion never imagined a chance encounter at his walmart register in cumberland, maryland would lead to this he got a check for more than $100,000 money raised from a gofundme acco

da lin joins us with what the windy conditions have done. was it looking there right now? >> reporter: we are getting a break from the rain at half moon bay. it is very windy, very gusty , and at times, hard to stand up straight . as a result, we are seeing a lot of downed trees, like this one we see here. downed power lines. these guys right now are cutting down this large tree. we are at suzanne court in half moon bay. this large cypress trees toppled over a few hours ago. we want to show you the video we saw earlier. the base of this tree is about 12 feet in diameter. it's about 50 to 60 feet tall. this tree is surrounded by apartments and townhomes. likely, it landed in the courtyard, and no one was hurt. at the nearby town of my speech, tree limbs snapped and landed on the power line . it happened on california avenue. california suspect the high winds also called the tree limb to break. also back to half moon bay on the lower avenue. a small tree uprooted and landed on this power line . that happened around 4:00 . pg&e workers are they right now working on matt as we

kron 4 dot com, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. victims and witnesses of the mass shootings not only in half moon bay, but also monterey park may qualify for compensation. they can go to victims dot ca dot gov. >> to see if they qualify for help regarding mental health treatment as well as medical expenses and income loss. there are several organizations that have stepped up to help the families of the half moon bay shootings, kron four's camila barco introduces us to a group that's trying to help and they're located in san jose. >> i said don't email to might. i my neighbors and on the so i'm getting emotional. and they decided to help. >> as people continue to mourn the lives lost during monday's mass shooting in half moon bay, olivia new yes asked her neighbors to donate items for the farm workers now displaced because of that. the contributions they filled the trunk of her car wednesday morning fruit juices comforters were all given to the nonprofit farmworker caravan. the group has been collecting all sorts of items to give to

i'm stephanie lin, thank you so much for joining us.o olivia horton for live in the bay. and olivia, anything in from that show appeal to you. >> you know, i'm i'm not the greatest when it comes to technology step. i'm just even when it comes to work at the team me i was like, that's my husband. certain things. even though we're you know, i'm a little bit younger. and tech is not my thing that you, you know, the the gummies that he was showing seem pretty interesting and all about like ways to improve skin care and all that. >> let me just don't know about the 3 d printed id and then they take a picture of your i'm in a way to what's on the market little longer. yeah. trial an air. maybe we are not the ones you know, get the first batch because things always have to be worked out. all right. well, you know, i hear that to you might some cooking on the show today. yes, we do. we have some amazing things coming up today on live in the bay. >> simplify your new year with a tiktok trends. from your wardrobe to your skin care. we have you co

. >> hello everyone, welcome to new america and the top we have with josh chen and lisa lin from the wall street journal on surveillance states and his new book. i am super excited to host this because josh and i were longtime colleagues of the wall street journal in china, so first things first, a couple of housekeeping rules before we get into the meat of the audience. before we start, if you do have questions during the event please send them through the q&a system and we will get to them in the second half of the evening. of course more importantly, copies of surveillance state are available for purchase throughout book selling -- and you can find a link to buy a book on this page. so just click on that. a quick introduction for our two speakers, josh chin is a new america fellow in 2020 and he is also the deputy chief in for the wall street journal. as i mentioned he previously were colleagues there and he has of course gone on to do huge things including the investigative team that won the global words for national reporting for a series, exposing the chinese government and pio

i'm stephanie lin. our top story this afternoon. more wet weather is headed our way already triggering a flood watch affecting the entire bay area this weekend. and here's a live look at conditions outside at the major bridges. we can see traffic moving along there. and on the lens of this richmond bridge camera, we can. you're already see some raindrops there, too. a reminder that if you must travel, please do so safely on the roadways today. we're covering a lot of news for you today. let's get straight over to kailua in the weather center for the latest. hey, kyla. hey, there, 70. here we go again. i know everybody. the break was nice yesterday, but we've got another couple of days of rain coming our way. you can see this system. it is a front that is passing us by ahead of that front. we get stormy weather and that's certainly what we've as we got into our morning notice, though, a lot of this heavier action is now starting to move away from us. you can see those heavier showers went through san mateo this morning heading toward

russian scientific geographer and ethnographer to study the ussuri region, in particular the sikhotai lin mountain range in the far east, arseniev filled in huge blank spots, compiling maps of places unknown to europeans at that time. it was necessary for science and military purposes. lack of knowledge about the ussuri region became one of the factors for russia's loss in the war with japan. arseniev collected a huge amount of materials from botanical collections to dictionaries of the khudyge language. today, he has an investigator. january 18, 1945 soviet scouts saved the ancient polish city of krakow by the nazis. they wanted to raze it to the ground while retreating , they planned to mine the bridges and the historical center. at home, the establishment church, a group of soviet intelligence officers led by alexei batyan was given the task of frustrating these plans, helped by the polish underground together with them. we managed to find a warehouse where they stored all the prepared explosives in the form of a lonsky castle near krakow, the warehouse was blown up and the crayfish wa

it's annoying to the fundamental crowd a stock could hitthe lin over and over. it's not "p," not priced to sales. the stock is threatening with breaking to new lows it has rallied we have been short i think ultimately it's going to get resolved to the downside sell. >> carter, you said you drew a blank, but in actuality it doesn't matter what it says on the top of the chart. you would have looked at the lines, drawn the same circle, same outcome. >> true. thanks for the assist. >> let's round out with a retail name, ralph lauren picking higher bonawyn. >> interesting here. if i was going to play to the long side, which i would not you know you i feel about consumer discretionary it does appeal to a higher end consumer, but with that said, you saw it today, this isn't an area i would want to play in it would be with out of the money calls where i'm spending a very small percentage of the underline. >> carter? >> here we go. same way to draw the lines, because it doesn't matter to your point, but to the point of charts, how can it be ralph lauren gets to the line

. >> da lin talked to excites fans about renewed rivalry and joins us live from levi's.ere he is. >> reporter: yeah, lot of energy here at the stadium. people cheering, screaming over every big play on field. before the game i caught up with the folks at the tailgating parties in the parking lots. a river of red jerseys and niner fans make their way into the game. some took a pit stop at the tailgating parties. they had deejays, bars, and food. ♪ a lot of wild parties. >> you can close your eyes. and feel the electricity in the air. about -- this rivalry. >> reporter: niner fan charles davis says he's hated the dallas cowboys ever since deion sanders in the '90s left the 49ers to join the cowboys. >> i can't stand the cowboys. i feel -- i bought a cowboys' hat and threw it down and stomped on it. >> reporter: he says he could not miss this game. he had to see it in-person. >> the tickets were the most expensive i have ever had. never paid $500 for a ticket but i didn't want -- >> reporter: where are the seats at? >> standing room only. $500 to stand up. i paid $500 for s

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targeting some locations that are now being held by russians and occupied areas away from the front lin is the case again, ukrainians using these long-rangeeapons to target russian positions in places away from the front lines. for quite some time, they've been saying they need this kind of weapon to continue with this counteroffensive, to take back territory that is now under russian occupation. ben: i have also been talking to a professorf strategic study at st. andrews university. i asked him about details of those himars rockets used by ukraine in this attack. >> they are high accurate rocket artillery systems. they have taken what we think of as original artillery, a rocket with terribly high accuracy, so you can hit a building with 30, in some cases 100 miles away, if you have the right ammunition, and with devastating effect. what has happened here has been asleep made a massive impression because the russian defense ministry came out and confirmed there was an attack. even with the moskva, they have never fully admitted what happened, but the chatter around this was so large, th

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and this talk we have with josh chin and liza lin and from the wall street journal on surveillance state. your new book. i'm super excited to host is because josh and i were a longtime colleagues at the wall street journal and china. so first things first, a couple of housekeeping rules before we get into the meat of the audience, before we start. if you do have questions, do the event please submit them through the q&a function and we'll get to them in the second half of the event. and of course, more importantly, copies of surveillance state are available for purchase to our bookselling partner, solid state books and you can find a link to buy a book on this page. so just click on that. a quick introduction for our two speakers josh chin is a new america fellow in 2020. he's also the deputy bureau chief in china. the wall street journal. as i mentioned, he previously he and i were previously colleagues there in china. and he has, of course, gone on to do huge, huge things, including being investigated of team that won the loeb awards for international reporting for a series exposing th

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