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>>>>i still am supportive, but i'm very disappointed >liz>i'm anne makovec in for liz cook. plenty of frustration over the delays in getting bart farther into the south bay. transit officials say it is coming but it's definitely at a cost. we're going to talk with them about the ballooning price tag and asked, when are we really going to see more progress? we're going to have that conversation coming up in just a few minutes. but first, some breaking news. our chopper is live over a crash on the bay bridge right now. and we've just learned that somebody was killed. you can see honda accord there. it smashed into the back of a big rig. this is in the eastbound lanes by the toll plaza. the big rig driver is okay not clear what caused the crash, but traffic heading out of the city is probably going to start building up. as we get closer there to the evening commute. other news headlines today, the san jose police community service officer, who was killed in a crash over the weekend, has been identified as long pham. it happened saturday night in the community of coyote. police

cook. easy clean. everything >liz>was all right. welcome back.ack live to philadelphia pennsylvania. that is where you can see vice president kamala harris and her new running mate governor >live>young man >liz>wants a soda this is their first big appearance today >live>hoping >>the >>new start. a gay >liz>official this morning this >live>at a time. >liz>your democratic team on the ticket in november. all but official. so we're going to keep an eye on what is happening there and try to catch it. when governor walz is speaking. meantime, our conversation today centers around president biden's push for stricter ethics rules and term limits for supreme court justices. cbs news chief washington correspondent major garrett talked about it with justice neil gorsuch, who was the first of three justices nominated by former president trump >>>major, as you know we we adopted an ethics code just this term. and i think that was a significant step. >>>>do you believe that is sufficient? >>>i think it's remarkable that we were able to agree unanimously. >>>>d

>liz>you know, one element that kind of keeps coming up with a lot of our reporting on this issue is possibly a link between cookinghich, as you know, a lot of asian women do, especially over a wok. do you find any validity to that link >live>it is in china. >liz>okay. >>so in certain areas in rural, rural china, there's actually up to 30% of the women have actually gotten lung cancer. but they they cook with coal and they don't have any outdoor ventilation. everything's indoor. so we have seen that. but we don't see that in the states because as you can imagine, there is slightly better ventilation. it's a different, you know different sociodemographic population. so i don't think that holds up or that hasn't showed up to hold an asian american women and just, just that's just mostly in subset of women in particular areas of china with, with high walk rates, with no ventilation. >liz>i want to get this last question in, because so many of your patients, christine, be the exception and thank goodness she got into that car accident and you caught her her lung cancer. but so many of the patients you're seeing when th

liz, so what, have you collected everything? yeah, there's some really cool stuff here, good cook, can i come with you? here, it's ready, are you checking it, seriously? yeah, right. misha, you're such a good boy, so can i come with you? yes, you can, just go get styopka together and we'll go together. styopka, go get dressed. i'm big, i can do it myself. you need to eat well, not be nervous, take all the necessary tests. he needs to be healthy, you understand? yeah, i i understand. so, i should not work, sit at home, yeah. eat well and properly, do physical exercises, walk, yeah, with what money? well, we agreed, here is the first payment and yes. every month, you know, i read on the internet, it is more expensive, you were going to have an abortion anyway, okay, 800 , well, if you don’t want to, as you wish, okay, okay, i agree, i agree, only my husband should not know anything, you understand, and i will go with you to the ultrasound, okay, i should see how my child grows, it’s not difficult, by the way, coffee you can't, as you say, secrets, good morning. have a good mood on the air of the belarus

while along the coast as liz and i were talking about right off the top, it will be plenty of fog. once they return tonight, it will be elizabeth cook luck fant. we are talking about temperatures not warming up a whole lot. maybe more of a warm up along the coast by next week and otherwise it will be consistency with fog, fog, fog and occasional drizzle. >> consistently weird for summer. >> yes. >> for anybody else that's coming to visit, it's strange. >> right. it's strange considering how wild the weather has been. >> no question. all right. thank you, paul. >>> all right, time now for a check of what's ahead at 6:00. switch on over. >> all right, thank you so much. all new at 6:00, governor gavin newsom pushing schools across the state to crack down on cell phones in the classroom. so one east bay school district is already trying out a phone-free policy on campuses and how they're using pouches to keep students paying attention and is it working? >>> plus we all carry cameras in our pockets, so why are young people lining up for printed snapshots? we will explore the return of the photo booth. oh yes. so all that will be coming

cook, juliette goodrich and sara donchey. groundbreaking original storytelling from the kpix newsroom. plus fair politics project earth and weather like you've never seen the prime time edition >lizwill set their 53 man roster today, and as vern glenn explains, they had several young players battling for spots during training camp >>>this is the audi red and gold report second year cornerback darrell luter jr. is hoping he showed enough to make the roster. >>>>he >>got a little help from one of his college teammates friday night in las vegas. it was kind of crazy because during the game, i totally forgot that he was freaking quarterback carter bradley was under center for the raiders in the fourth quarter. his pass to the endzone was picked off by lewter on fourth down. and by that point, lewter was aware that his old teammate at south alabama entered the game. i'm lying in the middle. we got in the huddle to a little bit, waiting for them to break and then just out of nowhere, i don't know what told me to just look at the quarterback but >>>>like >>i looked at him like it was two different quarterbacks at the time. and carter wasn't in at first. >>>>so >>like, i'm thinking it's

cook, juliette goodrich and sara donchey. groundbreaking original storytelling from the kpix newsroom. plus fair politics project earth and weather like you've never seen the prime time edition weeknights on >lizrs regular season opener is just two weeks away. our vern glenn tells us about a rookie who could be a factor for san francisco this season >>>>this >>is the audi red and gold report. >>>>the >>40 niners have to cut their roster down from 90 to 53 by tuesday's deadline, >>>>and >>one of their rookies made a strong closing argument >>>>in >>the final preseason game. >>>>running >>back isaac guerendo >>>>limited >>for most of camp >>>>with >>a hamstring injury, made a good impression in his first game action. the fourth round pick out of louisville >>>>had >>a 92 yard kick return to set up a touchdown. >>>>it >>was a chance for guerendo to finally show what he can do with the ball in his hand i would think, you know, after changing, changing direction and all that stuff i was like, it's probably about 140 yards. but >>>>it's >>the first time i've been able to open up in a little while. so no, it was exciting. where did you feel it on the run? >>>>probably >>about when i got to that 15, i

cook and his exploration of the 18th century. for fiction, obama recommends the ministry of time, time travel, love story, and the god of the woods by liz more a thrilling about a thriller a missing child whose disappearance sent shockwaves through different communities. there you go for if you're heading to a beach this summer now, the humble garden longmire became a high octane racing machine in southern england. this weekend drivers from more than 40 team's tour around the track at 50 miles an hour and a custom loomer in well, our endurance race, the races structured like any endurance motorsport with three drivers, but team taking turns behind the wheel and coming in for pits is one teammates on the rise but stay or nine goals again, everything right now that make it strong enough not to break and kill you and then make it a large enough to flex and be competitive really? i wonder if that is why max foster is taking time off this week. the sport of loma erasing began in 1973. would you believe when an irishman came up with the idea whilst joking with his friends at a pub, give that man a pint and finally, you can pull one over the k