linsanity personified lin's overnight rise to basketball stardom.t do you think your odds are against a former tennis pro like 10 to 1 or 15 to 1? >> i'm a i'm a heavy underdog right now. >> the two competed before a packed audience at the hub sports club in alameda, the home of the bay area breakers, a major league pickleball team. lin is part of the ownership group. >> anytime you have this type of momentum, especially for something great like sports, i think it's awesome and we're seeing community. i think, you know, pickleball is a nice little dark horse that can kind of, you know, over time, grow. >> on this day, the tournament raised more than $30,000 to benefit the jeremy lin foundation, which serves underprivileged youth, and the nonprofit pickleball cares. >> we focus a lot on aapi empowerment and cross-racial solidarity. and in the bay area is one of our two sites where we do a lot of work. >> 12 year old twins anthony and brayden chen regularly play pickleball. they're pros in different sports, doing another sport. what about that is insp

linsanity personified lin's overnight rise to basketball stardom.o you think your odds are against a former tennis pro like 10 to 1 or 15 to 1? >> i'm a i'm a heavy underdog right now. >> the two competed before a packed audience at the hub sports club in alameda, the home of the bay area breakers, a major league pickleball team. lin is part of the ownership group. >> anytime you have this type of momentum, especially for something great like sports, i think it's awesome and we're seeing community. i think, you know, pickleball is a nice little dark horse that can kind of, you know, over time, grow. >> on this day, the tournament raised more than $30,000 to benefit the jeremy lin foundation, which serves underprivileged youth and the nonprofit pickleball cares. >> we focus a lot on aapi empowerment and cross-racial solidarity, and in the bay area is one of our two sites where we do a lot of work. >> 12 year old twins anthony and brayden chen regularly play pickleball. they're pros in different sports, doing another sport. what about that is inspirin

linsanity personified lin's overnight rise to basketball stardom. >> the two competed before a packed audience at the hub sports club in alameda, the home of the bay area breakers, a major league pickleball team. lin is part of the ownership group. >> anytime you have this type of momentum, especially for something great like sports, i think it's awesome and we're seeing community. i think, you know, pickleball is a nice little dark horse that can kind of, you know, over time, grow. >> on this day, the tournament raised more than $30,000 to benefit the jeremy lin foundation, which serves underprivileged youth, and the nonprofit pickleball cares. >> we focus a lot on aapi empowerment and cross-racial solidarity. and in the bay area is one of our two sites where we do a lot of work. >> 12 year old twins anthony and brayden chen regularly play pickleball. they're pros in different sports, doing another sport. what about that is inspiring to you? >> jeremy lin he never gave up even though he was, like, shorter. it's hard to get into the nba when you're

lin's sentence was later reduced. he was due for release in april of 2030. the commission on religious freedom says there were reports that lin was in declining health, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, and find out around our around the clock coverage on west coast rap.com. >> new at 11 a new state law aims to help holocaust survivors recover art stolen by the nazis. today governor newsom signed a bill at the holocaust museum la. the legislation gives california residents a better chance in court cases at recovering personal property stolen during the holocaust or other acts of political persecution. newsom said it is both a moral and legal imperative that these valuable and sentimental pieces be returned to their rightful owners. >> after the break, a growing effort to recruit more female officers to law enforcement agencies. >> also a pricey predicament what one south bay city is doing after multiple complaints over noisy pickleball court

lin lin is standing by in our singapore studio with our asia action. and arabile, we'll start with you. >> good morning, dom. anything you can do, we can do as well it seems, right? that's what the market is telling us. we've good 2 happening across this market picture, taking the losses across the ftse 100 and the cac going down 0.81%. we've got stories out of the likes of volkswagen where the ceo is looking to meet up with workers as they look to potentially close at least two plants in germany. that will be the first time in their history doing that. that will be significant in this market play. but, again, it's all about the data, all about the semiconductors. taking a dip across this market picture so far and the negativity seemingly persisting off the backside of what we saw, dom. >> to asia and a very rough seg in japan, that inch you very much for that. taiwan chip stocks getting hit on the back of nvidia. our own lin lin is in singapore with more on the asia market action. what more can you tell us about just how severe it was. >> dom, it real

but you're not addressing the underlying point that lin mei has made, which is that lin mei has made, then you are disincentivizing people who are disincentivizing people who are really valuable, honest people who've come to this country, not via a dinghy or by illegal means. >> you're disincentivizing them. you're also incentivising the gangs who can send that message to people, come and get a job or come and get a job. you get a job as soon as you get it. peter, would you only be temporary? >> would you want only be temporary? would you want a doctor to administer to yourself without undergoing the necessary conversion? by our standards here, the necessary training, we're not talking, you know, one month get into a job. we're still talking minimum six months to a year. and in that six months to a year, we're still going to have to pay millions for their accommodation. so we're back at square one. >> but we get a solution after six months to a year, rather than waiting at government expense, public expense for three, five or more years . three, five or more years. that's madness. but

lin took part in a charity pickleball tournament called dunk. place at the new hub sports club in alameda. it's the home of the bay area breakers, a major league pickleball team. lin is part of the ownership group. >> anytime you have this type of momentum, especially for something great like sports, i think it's awesome and we're seeing community. i think, you know, pickleball is a nice little dark horse that can kind of, you know, over time, grow. >> the tournament raised more than $30,000 to benefit the nonprofit pickleball cares and the jeremy lin foundation, which serves underprivileged youth. >> our time is now. 558. an historic train is on a tour around the heartland of america. the union pacific's big boy paid a visit to the most important railroad city in america this week. the steam locomotive barreled through chicago's west and southwest and also attracted a lot of enthusiasts trying to catch a sight of history. >> i'm really excited. yeah, i mean, this is this is great. it's a it's a moment to see real history. you know, oftentimes t

city officials are speaking out today about the violence our da lin talks with witnesses. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm andrea nakano. >> i'm brian hackney. we begin with what will affect us all by tomorrow afternoon. rising high temperatures. darren peck is going to start us off with a look with what to expect over the next couple of days. >> a heat advisory will start tomorrow. you know the thing about this is it is so darn nice out there right now. >> it is really nice. if somebody wasn't paying attention to the forecast is in for a big surprise. >> what's the moral of that story? >> watch the forecast. >> thank you very much. >> we do a prime time edition on monday through friday at 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. as well. all the details. how does this play out? the heat advisory. what we're going to do using the virtual map. i'll color in the areas that will have the heat advisory. it's everybody. all of the locations on this map, monday, tuesday, and wednesday are included in it. that's your part of the bay wherever you are. the takeaway on this is going to be to visualize what temperature

i'm stephanie lin. the officers lawyers arguing a procedural snafu by the district attorneys office should lead to the dismissal of all 3 involuntary manslaughter charges in the case. kron four's philippe djegal was at the courthouse in oakland where gonzalez's mother spoke out. >> he was elected you are. my will merely 3 and a half years after her son mario gonzalez was killed in alameda police custody. eat of our analysts pointing outside alameda county superior court friday morning for a judge to look past a technical error and maintain involuntary manslaughter charges against the officers connected to her son's it started with a welfare check and turned violent when officers through gonzalez to the ground and put pressure on his body, which in autopsy says contributed to his death. was walking a one, but many of way. >> they need pay it. thank thank you all. that her knees representing the defendants arguing necessary follow-up documents including a probable cause statement and an arrest warrant wer

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lin, isn't it too much personal freedom that we have, and you're the same pensioner as anis ugorin, thisrew, only you are the commander here they are unlikely to appoint. although why do i have a wife, an apartment, he offers me a job, though the apartment is not mine, the wife is also not really mine, the job is not for me, well then, comrade, i will give the first introductory information, an apartment, according to the english police in the country 10 people die from crime every week, 300 andwich residents become victims, oh come on, what kind of fan am i? thank you, zhenya, it's fine, it's fine, everything is fine, listen, i have some business for you, yes, i started a renovation, well, well, of course, it's time to start a family life, well, here it is like blind, i don't know anything, you can't help, well , i need to renew the wallpaper, maybe some furniture, today. well, well, well, thank you, i'm waiting, yes, well, good health, not bad, briskly, briskly, but my guys are not sleeping now either. hello, nikolai mikhailovich, great! so, so, so, so, so, so! wow, and what, are you a

jenny lin will be the ninth poet laureate for the city.ointed by the mayor after an eight member committee nominated her. lin was born and raised in chinatown. she graduated from sf state and columbia university. she was recently honored by the angel island immigration station foundation, and was previously named the sfjazz poet laureate. in her role, lin will participate in community programs and lead local events. >> tomorrow, the dock of bay music festival returns to mayor island. the waterfront festival promises good music, good food, and good company. the event runs saturday from 1 to 930 at the promenade in front of the mayor island brewing company. performers include the average white band, the commodores, heat wave and lenny williams. >> it's going to be exciting. i'm looking forward to it. i remember when i was like, in the 50s, all my friends, their dads were moving out to vallejo to work at mare island, you know, and they were buying houses out there in vallejo. and, and it was just kind of interesting. so here it is. i'll get a

lin's sentence was later reduced. he was due for release in april of 2030. commission on religious freedom says there were reports that lin was in declining health. >> and we are tracking a cool down temperatures on the mild side and a chance of some sprinkles in the forecast. >> all right. now to alex savidge and a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap. coming up at the top of the hour alex. mike. >> thank you. coming up tonight at seven, we're taking a closer look at the west coast ties of the man charged with targeting former president trump in an apparent assassination attempt. what people in ryan routh's hawaii neighborhood have to say about him? plus, a denver man being called a hero tonight. see how he put his truck and himself in harm's way. all to stop an out-of-control driver. those stories and much more coming up tonight at 7:00 on west coast rap. and of course, that's followed by the ktvu, f two ws ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. ok y'all we got

freedom award on the bicentennial of washington lay in the capital cornerstone, recipients have included lin manuel miranda, a filmmaker like ken burns, a historian like david mccullough. journalists like cokie roberts, even a television station like c-span and numerous members of congress. what do they all have in common? no matter their profession, background, or even their political ideology, each exhibited an extraordinary dedication to freedom, to democracy and representative government. a dedication washington believed every citizen is responsible for . we are delighted to have several representatives of past honorees with us from the u.s. capitol police. we have assistant chief leslie parsons from the metropolitan department. congresswoman debbie dingell is here representing her husband who earned the award. several board members from the association of the former members of congress, including our own mutual board member ileana ross lee. tonight this is a moment where we talk about cheryl. she has given us distinguished service in trying times. our democracy depends on public servant

of national culture includes glebov's music for the ballets the little prince, alpine ballad, tilyu linigel, the chosen one. for the latter, the composer was awarded the state prize of belarus. evgeny alexandrovich left a noticeable mark in cinema. his unforgettable melodies sound in... his works have entered the repertoire of opera and ballet theaters, symphony and pop orchestras. on september 15, 1922, the national library of belarus was founded, its first director was iosif simonovsky, who received an excellent humanitarian education at the sorbonne and the university of bern. thanks to him, the belarusian state library reached the level of the world's leading national libraries. the beginning of the twenty-first century was marked by the construction of a new, unique building libraries. its height is almost 74 m. the capacity of the storage fund is 14 million units. young bella changed schools almost every year, but was always ahead of her peers in all subjects. her parents believed that the profession of an actress was frivolous and advised their daughter to become a doctor. howeve

i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday september. the first let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and sweet sunday is in store for us to not only a little break here from summer activity. summer, at least. >> we've got ourselves a lot of sunshine going on here. that fog is really ripped away really nicely here. we can even see that from the golden gate bridge to start is usually a problem area and not much the way of winds light traffic to. could you ask for anything more distal way some haze? you can see the stormtracker 4, you know, you know, expect much not getting much. so that's clear. smooth sailing there. onshore winds. single digits will provide the slight cooling relief for you folks inland as you see, numbers drop even more. so today, probably the coolest day that you're going to see until maybe next weekend. we see interesting things happening. 60's going on for a lot of chunk of the east bay,

but an aircraft carrier is difficult to sink, you can with one, two missiles. destroyer, battleship, lin, it's more difficult, well, to support something, we don't have the americans before we inflict anything, they pulled the aircraft carriers to an unattainable level for the houthis, there is something else, that is, i say that there are steps that could have been taken, maybe six months ago, or a year ago, or maybe a year and a half, but volodya, can you do it before transferring and reaching what they want, but what are they? so what do you suggest? i suggest believing our supreme, it's obvious, but the supreme just said, the supreme just said, if you do this, it will be this is already a war. what measures will be taken, this is another question, it is decided by the supreme, the military advises him, they come, the general staff draws up, and then they decide, they will not ask us, yes, but we must understand that if the supreme said so, he said so on february 26, all the commands have been given, all the plans are in place, let me remind you that we conducted an exercise with tact

just go to the w dot com from me and the entire and use team in for lin. thanks for watching the . what thing is that, what do you get for $0.50 or $0.50? no. thinking cocktails, lots and lots of stuff. did you know it costs $0.50 to see one hungry child for one? for the evening? with the share of the meal, you could share your video with children with just $0.50 and a tap on your smartphone. together we can end global hunger. please download the app a roubles as a personal chauffeur, a self driving trucks or a remote control rental car. is this what the traffic of tomorrow looks like the affinity of the future? now i'm sure. a humanoid robots behind the wheel that still takes them getting used to. but don't worry. so fall on mitchell friend is a need for testing the cameras. in the eyes of scanning the road, a systems determine what actions are required to drive the car and react to the change of a traffic lights, or a person stepping onto the road. the research shows as a university in japan's capital took to have develops the robots most osh. it has a human like skeleton muscles

{lin international competition.r and vice chancellor chaired crisis talks behind closed doors between top car—makers, suppliers and labour unions. among the suggestions put forward, bringing back consumer subsidies for electric vehicles which were phased out last year, leading to large falls in dvd sales. that is something the main union wants to see. —— electric vehicle sales. so will we see the return of consumer subsidies for electric vehicles? that's what i asked the director of the center for automotive research, professor dr. ferdinand dudenh ffer. i don't think that we can go to subsidies in germany because the public budget is very true, they need all the money for social security —— poor. and also beat ukrainian war. there is no point to go to subsidising the industry or itby customers buying cars, therefore this was a discussion which will be not very interesting, not very helpful for the future, and the ministry of economic affairs have got a poor person in the whole business.— have got a poor person in t

the, the, you're watching dw news live from the lin, thailand's new prime minister officially takes the reins of power today. pay to him tons, you know, want to use the food ma'am. the office time. we to hold the office who go to bangkok in a moment, to look at what's in store for the latest incarnation of this, into what tennessee and how to confront. seen makes landfall in the waste idea of louisiana authorities or to evacuate patients in the face of high wins and warnings of potentially deadly flooding. the welcome to the program. i'm charged raid. thailand's new prime minister marks the foremost started for her administration today with the policy statement to parliament sitting out the details of a new stimulus plan. titled tom, she knew what is the daughter of full met, prime minister tac students. you know what? one of thailand's most controversial political figures, she's the lightest member of the family dentistry, to hold the office. do you do that? we use gales, mathis reports now. the new prime minister holds a special place in this man's heart. hi. so i'm john palm is a hug

lynn lin, cnbc business news. >>> and our very own emily tan filed this report. >> reporter: shares of in the hong kong debut this morning. the $4 billion listing is the city's biggest since 2021. with the surge, raises hopes of the ipo market. before today, ipo funds raised total $2.5 billion so far this year. so the midea listing eclipses all listings in 2024 combined. if the green shoe is lifted, it could raise $6.4 billion. sales in 2023 hitting $52.7 billion. midea chairman says today marks a new starting line for global deployment and furthers ambitions for expansion. midea has been listed on the shenzhen market for ten years. chinese markets are shut today and hong kong closed tomorrow for the mid autumn festival. i'm emily tam. >>> we are in the early stage of the global 10-to-20 year cycle of reinventing companies using a.i. according to the chairman of infosys who spoke to cnbc. he rejected the tech could lead to massive losses. >> what we are seeing is every business and board is now trying to figure out what does it mean for them and in terms of policies and threats and the

and that is our news update at this hour on clare richardson in for lin many thanks for watching the existing independent, arise to our society is full of contrasts and inequality is a big challenge. many problems can only be solved by working together. yes, i think i pretend isn't misleading. what is home? how do we talk of the major issues about time? let's talk about the there is a significant risk of human extinction from advancing our systems. climate changes the new frontier assistant our series continues on the w. the a robo says a personal chef or a self driving trucks or a remote control rental car. is this what the traffic of tomorrow looks like? the affinity of the future? now unction, a humanoid robots behind the wheel that still takes them getting used to. but don't worry, so fall on mitchell friend is a need for testing the cameras. in the eyes of scanning the road, a systems determine what actions are required to drive the car and react to the change of the traffic lights, or a person stepping onto the road. the research shows as a university in japan's capital trip to

young people realize that we're not race of at all, but i personally have friends with dark skin color lin, before i joined the dean, that means racism is a political mediator. and we as the a theme, don't accept that any way whether the crowd is more interested in free merchandise than political debates is unclear. but it's impossible not to sense to my men come behind the poxy. things of what is my whole circle of friends, both for the a f d they all do that and then i have my family both for the a f d this and use it moving. and i'm not sure yet decided or unwilling to say the really extent of the the support will soon become clear. before we go away, o n u z, lynn has had a lucky escape, thanks to some conservation of the juvenile pick me believe while had witched itself underneath a private wolf. the only way out would be to dismantle the wooden structures. so a barge and escapade excavated with protein while the while kept as still as it could. finally, it was able to swim away. the conservation department now says it's work. is it going to put the wolf back together again? i mean th

i'm stephanie lin.ntinue our news coverage this half hour with a look at your weather forecast. dave, what do we need to know? well, stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. big change in the climate going on for today. we're going to see cooler weather today and early into next week. it looks like with some. >> unsettled activity along with that as well. the first things first, we're taking your some of the bay area fog sfo is looking at some delays there about 40 minutes or so. not a lot that still may cause bit of a domino effect. little bit for you later on today. lower 60's cover most of the real estate east and the east bay hills up to 67 antioch, 50's up north 62 for san jose for comparison sake. 67 going on for about 1 o'clock there. and by 4.67, if you'll notice, it's turning somewhat cloudy. so we have the clouds, somewhat inconsistent. variable clouds are kind of do it, but nice, cool temps with all of that, too. onshore winds quite active already going to stay that way all day to

. >>> from da lin's area, this is the morning edition. >>> a major music festival, known for rattling windows is back in san francisco this weekend. neighbors across the bay are bracing for the noise. >> it is really noisy, because that daughter water conducts the sound. >> i literally thought it was two blocks away. >> the promise from organizers to quiet things down this year. >>> a crash in san francisco, the latest scare involving another one of the city's most known buildings. >>> later, we take you to a special five deemed on the peninsula, a pumpkin patch made entirely out of glass. more on this community focused event later this morning. >>> a beautiful start to the morning , waiting for the sun to rise . i can almost guarantee you will see beautiful colors with a little fall out there. a big heats up is on the way. i will have all you need to know coming up in my forecast. >>> what a beautiful look at the city on this saturday. thanks for starting your day with us. it is saturday, september 28. i am exit arrow. >>> you just saw a beautiful morning on what is shaping up to be

arabile, back to you. >> lin, very comprehensive. there are so many parts to it. thank you so much for clarifying a lot of it. it was based off the u.s. market picture, based off the economic data. we'll give you the details on the ism in just a moment. but really look at that market then. going down 3.26%. so a significant drawdown across a lot of the market really. europe, still up 124%. that's still moving higher. yes, you're seeing what looks like a correction on the basis, but is that the long-standing case that we're going to see for the remainder of the year? is it recessionary fears that are really at play in all of this? >>> this isthe ism data chltz t. the reading came in at 47.2% on the month. that's july interestingly. up in july. but it was short of what analysts had expected. meanwhile s&p's own pmi reading eased to 47.9%. traders did up their bets on the chance of a 50-basis-point move at the next fed meeting, but the chances of a cut up yesterday according to me's fed watch tool. >>> very quickly, this is what nvidia did yesterday. down 9.5%. like

that's rule of three. >> lin-manuel miranda, not a teacher never. the world's are bad rap through broadway blows. >> all of you. jack black is the odd one out. because he only played a teacher the rest of them actually were high school teachers at some point. and of course, we also know john hamm taught the whole country and mad tim walz's definitely leaned into the aws shucks former geography teacher thing, but there's one pretty weird fat and tim waltz biography back in the 90s tim waltz be at what so much that his wife had to take. what from him. >> i don't know. i you know, yeah. >> i don't know what the console was, but at one point he was playing so many video games that his, his white had to take it away and say, tim grow up, grow up? >> yeah are you talking tim walz and love? what? >> ten goes? >> no, it was worse, it was a sega dream case my held plays a sega dream. >> they only have like four games exactly. yeah ditch effort, a game system, tim if people have found out to play and sacred dream, cash that's going to cause comedy. the electi

all, maybe she mixed up the children, i don't know what 's going on, it was geor, it was geor, georgy lin, the international symbol of beslan, the neighbor of the sedakovs, here from this photo, the one to whom a monument was erected in san marino, geor is also already married, the bride is also beslan. she was 24 years old, she died, here is her photo, one of 346 photos in this hellish gym. ten-year-old twin boys from aslan and aslan, ninety-fourth year, so may, here is another two-year-old 2002, a two-year-old baby, a four-year-old... girl, he is 2000, glad, hello, hello, hello, i didn't recognize her right away, she was so small right away became, maybe was, no need. no need, margarita, we can't, i know, i understand everything, but, but we can't, because then i 'll just melt here, we won't cry, they won't get any more from us, nadezhda ilinishina herself studied at the first school, and was a pioneer leader there, and worked that day and still works, i had a board on this wall, here's a hole, there in the wall, it's from a shell, here it was hanging... a smile and her hands were folde

after all, then at the airport we might not see each other anymore, what are you doing then, skifiru, lin, everything is in your okay, well if something happens, oh, come on, i'm scared, that's it. come on, then, take a bath, don't forget the washing powder, i'm sponging, and ask auntie, she knows better, aunties, hi, tell her that everything will be okay, that i'm scared, but everything will be okay, you can't stay here for long, come on. oh, lena, lena, if only everything was okay with you, then now, you know, she'll figure out what to buy for auntie herself, and i'll definitely write to mishka, well, it's high time to come back, the scoundrel doesn't write. well, for today everything is clear, and tomorrow will be a day, there will be worries of conscience. fertile land in caring hands, our main wealth, when joy from what has been achieved. so want to share, create and develop, carefully preserving traditions, in the name of a successful happy future, where everyone's contribution to the common cause is significant. and life with others in unity and love, that is true happiness. here i

tao lin chi i o fauci. how south fulton, zhangjiajie. okay hello, dolly. t.g.hartley hi to tang doi san ho ping pong ho. thank you. don't need to go to hong kong on my food. hey ho! hey, zamboanga to hong fong sangan. good evening. okay what is up? lin chong j&j. okay, okay. you can go home. okay don't forget janet yellen taichung. you go to my hotel. dew point. we saw you. how dying is dying. in south taguig. you got hong lin. you got hong kong, taichung. katsuya yin. we are fabulous. okay the second one for ding dong. taichung dong zhongzheng south side. nautilus for you. my yin. pingtung. go san zhong ji fong d.o.j. okay. hi. i am here to provide translation. good afternoon commissioners. my name is zhao lin chang and i'm here today on behalf of peng yuan residents improvement association to ask for your support in approving the new asia senior housing project. pilot was established in 1967. in represents over 1000 public housing residents in chinatown. our mission is to drive positive changes through resident engagement to and to improve the living con

. >> i went da lin to try to change the look and the feel. >> reporter: he is have chinese the growing up his grandparents would take him to chinatown every weekend. but over the years, it has changed. >> fallen on hard times and a lot of blight and a lot of crime and there is a lot of fear , so to see a going through these hardships, it is hard for me. as a kid it was not like that. >> reporter: when he heard about the concept for a night market he knew he had to be part of it. >> this is a personal pride thing for me. i am in oakland guy and oakland resident and so i really wanted to give back to chinatown and the chinese people in any way i can. >> reporter: and william feels the same way. >> oakland is my first, my town, my place. >> reporter: he immigrated from china to oakland in the 60s. and never left. he worked in the food industry and came out of retirement to volunteer at this event. he created the dumpling olympics. people formed a long line down the street to try all six dumplings and vote for their favorite. >> the food speaks. when your tummy is for you are happy. >> rep

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i'm stephanie lin.half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr course in the weather center tracking it all for a stay first day of fall is definitely morning. a good morning to you will not feel quite like that way in the forecast both today. >> tomorrow and even into tuesday, there will get a little bit of relief come the middle of the week, but actually can to towards the end of the week, too. so all this week long we're not feel may be totally autumnal like it did from a previous weeks. here's the first things. first, let's check things out. the fog peeling away very nicely at san jose state really shows you how quickly this is going away. at least inland now letting some sunny out this morning. meanwhile, got a lot of work to do here at sfo about a half-hour delay cooking on all of this that you see there, some ground fog, even the kind obscuring some of the view we can say. so back to that fog, as you see, goes away, probably for san francisco. you'll get a nice clear patch going on in the af

i'm stephanie lin. since 1968. athletics have called the oakland coliseum home. >> we are possibly minutes away from the final game. they're ending kron four's. philippe djegal joins us live now from the stadium to kick off our live team coverage of the a's final home game in oakland. philippe, how's the energy out there now? >> either, stephanie? well, it's somber out here. certainly fans want to win and they are out or 2 away from accomplishing that right now. but that does not take away the sting of this team leaving for sacramento and then eventually las vegas. you can this game winds down, fans s cheering and they're doing so right next to us. they've been suppressing emotions for months and years leading up to this moment. and now it is finally here. >> day of last for oakland athletics pans dedicated to the green and gold are going to very nus. we've been having like its grip on i grew up so it's it's an obese adult. lifetime commitment tested over the years proving strong by the turnout my life final farewe

. >> reporter: alice lin has been telling her story. >> i thought about ending my life. >> a lot lately. >> at my age, i don't have a second chance. >> reporter: the southern california widow who cares for a disabled son, befriended a stranger on a messaging app, where he convinced her to wire her his life savings. >> and i went to the bank seven times. >> reporter: alice says the bank missed several red flags and opportunities to stop her. the bank said they tried. >> and only if they had done a little something to protect elders like me from being scammed. i wouldn't be where i am now, an 80-year-old widow, left to pick up the rest of my life. >> there are still banks out there aiding, embedding the scammers. he decided to address financial elder abuse as one of the last acts in state office, introducing a bill tailored to her case. >> and they did not even contact my daughter, who is a joint account holder. >> reporter: his bill would require banks to approve a transfer if the bank suspects elder fraud of financial abuse. >> they would have sent me $207. >> reporter: the bill authori

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thanks for joining us. >> i'm stephanie lin.et you started this half hour with a look at the forecast with dave spahr who was course in the weather center today. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it looks like we're starting our whole trend of warming up for you, folks. well inland. >> around the bay, we're still having negotiate through this fog business here and we'll have some problem areas throughout the day today to getting stuck a little bit along the coast may not get as good of clearing we will get later on in this forecast period for right. first things first. where is the fog? well, the ground level as you can see this, the mount tam picture here and there you see that layer right above us. now, the issue is that right above us, the air is very warm. so warm air is less dense. so it's hard to get this cold, lethargic care to kind of mix out with it, but it is drier. so give it a little bit of time to these mechanics. meanwhile, sfo, we have about a half-hour delay cooking because of this as the

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i'm stephanie lin. remember to take good care of yourselves today and stay cool like that.xt. >> hey, thanks so much, stephanie. we have such a fun show lined up today here on live in the bay. lots eats and treats were talking about cheese fest that you're not going want to miss out on south side plus, we also are tasting some with and we're talking about oktoberfest that's happening thwelcome in t the bay. we have a great show for you today. coming up, the fft spat is celebrating. california's artisan cheesemakers. we'cl chat about the 75 plus varieties that you can experience at the ferry building grand hall event. plus, it's one of the nation's largest whisky event with hundreds of whiskeys of the world coming to san francisco and san jose. >> we'll get some whiskey education and let you know how you can take part. and then award-winning actor and critically acclaimed playwright dan boyle's light latest work takes all kinds, opens its first official run at the march san francisco. d

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i'm stephanie lin in for and daria this morning. it's going to start of your morning with a check of the weather with mister jontre will there. stephanie, and good to have you in on this monday. start. we are looking at a week ahead that you alluded to. >> is going to get really, really hot today. climbing well into the upper 90's, even hotter weather from tuesday through thursday of this week. so definitely a forecast to pay attention to today. we are looking at clear skies all across the bay. 0 fog out there. we are seeing a relatively light winds, but it is enough of the wind to push that cool coastal air away from us. we're off to a cool start this morning. anywhere from the 40's 50's to low 60's for your current temperatures. this is nice and pleasant to start before we do get to heat advisories that go into effect at 11:00am. this morning. this for the entire bay area besides late sorry, solano county lake county are right there with us seeing these heat advisories well through or as of right now, 11:00pm on wednesday. tempera

da lin talked to witnesses and learned new information about the victim. >> reporter: authorities sayhe man killed was the high school alumnus, attending the alumni reunion party when someone shot him. i learned the victim's twin brother was

i'm stephanie lin. we begin with developing news out of the north bay and entire marine county school district closed today due to a threat of violence. well, for us to be says dusty was live for us now in larkspur near one of the schools impacted by this threat. theresa, what are you seeing? stephanie, where here in larkspur that's redwood high school that you see right behind me. that was one of the schools that were affected. >> by this call of a threat of violence. evacuated due to a threat of violence. redwood high school officials clearing out the campus early friday morning. >> after district officials say that they received a text message on the main line in the district office at 7.30 friday morning, although not specific to protocols, all 5 high schools in the tamil pius union high school district. >> swept out. law enforcement was called in to secure the sites and investigate the credibility of the threat. >> can scary and applause. you know, because you don't what. these crazy people are thi

i'm stephanie lin. our top story out of the east bay.ormally quiet or in neighborhood has been shut down as authorities investigate a homicide. this is at the intersection of las vegas road and lost this peril road just north of highway. 24 orinda police and the contra costa sheriff's office both working this investigation. kron lezla gooden is live for us now near the neighborhood with the latest on this case. lezla. >> yes, as as you mentioned, parts of las vegas road is continued to be blocked off. can see police tape right behind me and this is where the incident took place. now, what we know so far is that police are investigating a homicide and neighbors tell us they believe this could be a road rage incident and they heard yelling and tires screeching. now, residents say this is typically a quiet area. but earlier this afternoon, some of them say they heard yelling outside and they heard something that sounded like gunshots. now we do see police investigating these 2 cars at the scenes and with dogs and its crime investigation uni

so the lin she came with was about equity, about young women, seniors at-risk youth having jobs. it was about more police guided. those three women to me left their legacy. >> supervisor elliot. >> when you think about the legislative and women legislatures, i think the tendency is to find a women issue that would otherwise won be covered. but so many of our legislatures women included have touched on so many faucets of policies. it's important to be seen through your life experiences how you identify and for a young girls, i think having women on the board is important because you get to see that you actually changed seat yourself in that power of decision. >> that concludes business for today. >> there was one where the fellows, at the time, they were arguing and i was the only women and only african-american, and i'm sitting there, thinking oh my god, it's a room full of people because it's a board day and i'm thinking, what can i say to stop this. so the universe gave me the words, gentlemen, let us be about the people of business. and of course all the people started clappin

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da lin caught up with both candidates today . >> reporter: two prosecutors with two different approaches to achieve public safety, but da brooke jenkins and challenger ryan josh agreed public safety is the number one issue. >> we are proposing a better vision for public safety here in san francisco that responsibly balances accountability with rehabilitation. >> we are making strides in reducing crime in the city and we need to sustain that. >> reporter: he would focus on violent repeat offenders . first-time nonviolent offenders, he says he would likely offer treatment. >> you commit a crime, we file charges. what does justice look like? in many cases it can be jail, prison, in other cases it could be a mental issue or substance abuse issue. >> reporter: many viewed khojasteh as a progressive option to jenkins, but he does not like the label, especially after voters recalled the progressive da who hired khojasteh as a prosecutor in 2020. >> just because you work for somebody does not mean you are that person. we should all be afforded the same opportunity the to present our platforms an

i'm stephanie lin. have a wonderful rest of your day to day taking care of yourselves and live in today is next. >> thank you so much, stephanie at live in the bay is next. and we have a fun festival we're talking about in pacifica. plus, we're getting a live performance. plus a cowboy event happening in oakland is celebrating a big moment in history and some fall entertaining tips. stay with us. live in the bay starts in 2 minutes. after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ welcome in to live in the bay. we have a great show for you today. coming up, entertaining expert paul zahn is prepping us for ball, brunches and parties. all the tips you need to host the best on score. 8. >> and then the oakland black cowboy parade is celebrating. their 50th anniversary will get an overview of the history and all the