no controversies with the state of colorado but no particular couple came saying we want a website lori smith conditions, she filed a federal lawsuit on this while from getting in the lori smith house monopoly on lori smith, as part of this wild theory that didn't get much on the second is that maybe there will a firm, fox kind of wacky and that was right thing it violates me right under employment mission and overruling we are going rewrite this and it's about the there was another brief theory that i was on and it was back so is very at harvard law school and some friends of his this was about the in pretty extensive form. as you read the opinion spending like three or four pages really going like singers right in all of these cases saying what is a theory? my theory is we should reinvigorate public interest doctrine from illinois as applied to same-sex wedding cases, if you could get service somewhere else with no additional hassle at all, access due to relevant goods, there's no reason for a particular person to apply this other than the desire to have that person's view suppressed

will lori would become mayor? >> breit second major challenger after san francisco supervisor joseph it, who declared his candidacy in may. today supervisor. stephanie, how to conference to propose more police foot and bicycle patrols in the city's neighborhoods. he's urging the police department to roll out a community policing strategy that includes more officers on the ground to address and prevent crime. the proposal would also require the chief of police to work with district captains to develop a mapping outlining system that would have patrol beats within each district police station. all right. we'll san francisco's current mayor london breed. she's taking a different approach to encourage sobriety that she announced plans today that would require people who suffer from drug addiction to be screened and treated before they can receive more money from the city. the agency that oversees the financial assistance program says it only applies to single adults between the ages of 18 to 65. 50. 200 people are rec

i cannot lori smith she doesn't have a door. it's just a website. there's just no scarcity at all. you just go to a different website. she would be required to have a little disclaimer on her website. i mean, i guess the question that i would ask would be, to what extent is that genuinely baking the competitors easier to find and avoid wasted time on the assumption that she would do, do other things. in lieu of anything like that i would think even the smallest imposition on her wouldn't have a justification. i would say you need have a justification for limiting somebody's some of these occupation freedoms. i'm obviously not in the william optical world but if you got into a proper historically grounded protection for economic liberty, i think except asked what's the point of just telling desperate it can't be just like we want to shame lori smith. that's not a legitimate interest. >> there's the doctrine of what is it purely factual and noncontroversial disclosures within nowadays some states are sort of selectively, there may be noncontroversial information but the selectivity o

i cannot lori smith she doesn't have a door. it's just a website. there's just no scarcity at all. you just go to a different website. she would be required to have a little disclaimer on her website. i mean, i guess the question that i would ask would be, to what extent is that genuinely baking the competitors easier to find and avoid wasted time on the assumption that she would do, do other things. in lieu of anything like that i would think even the smallest imposition on her wouldn't have a justification. i would say you need have a justification for limiting somebody's some of these occupation freedoms. i'm obviously not in the william optical world but if you got into a proper historically grounded protection for economic liberty, i think except asked what's the point of just telling desperate it can't be just like we want to shame lori smith. that's not a legitimate interest. >> there's the doctrine of what is it purely factual and noncontroversial disclosures within nowadays some states are sort of selectively, there may be noncontroversial information but the selectivity o

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lori, how do you think about this? of revisions as a gauge of kind of froth and sentiment or extreme, you know, kind of pessimism, and the passenger airlines group was looking extremely frothy earlier this year and we've seen that revision indicator go from extreme exuberance just right back down to pessimism again. you are not quite back to typical troughs, but it's just been dramatic to me how sudden this has been, and i find it interesting, you know, people have been, you know, so worried about inflation resurging in part because of energy coming up, why wasn't this more on people's radars? i'm a little bit confused. >> because you have revenge travel and that's coming to the end of it, too. >> at the end of the day, it's about how much you earn, not how much revenue you take. >> options traders are betting american could lose even more throughout the end of the year. mike khouw has the action. >> yeah, traded about four times its average daily options volume. puts outpacing calls by two to one. one of the trades i

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lori is the founder of tipping point. that's antipoverty, a nonprofit. he tells the story of deciding to run the day he and his 2 children walk past a man in the street who was naked and screaming. nobody was doing anything to help. larry says he was troubled by the fact people had seemingly become accustomed to scenes like that and says city leaders are not doing enough. i ask how he feels his experience and running a nonprofit prepares him for running what is perceived to be a seriously troubled city. >> i ran a foundation and tipping point for 15 years. but beyond that, i also rams super bowl was able to convene leaders from all over the region to do what he had to be done to host a great events brought in 240 million dollars in economic revenue. and we also made it the most giving super bowl ever investing over 13 million dollars back in 2, the nonprofit community throughout the region. i know how to things done and it doesn't matter whether that's in that. philanthropic sector. the sports world. the construction world. i know how to get things done.

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because lori smith has a monopoly on lori smith this, the 10th circuit had this wild theory that did not get much play in the supreme court. just kind of a wacky ground. but she petitioned saying this would compel me to speak. it violates my free exercise rights under deployment division let's overrule deployment division versus missus smith. we will not grant a free exercise. we will even rewrite your free speech question. making sure your religious views have nothing to do with it. anyway. so she wins. because the court says this is analogous to hurley on compelled speech. the short version of the argument, this is a lot like a parade. you are compelling her to speak. i had a much bigger game theory that i floated in an amicus brief. there were a couple amicus briefs in the theory that i was floating, a big amicus brief heading back at it. this theory hitting back at my amicus brief with joseph singer at harvard law school and some friends of his, this was adopted whole hog and pretty extensive lengthy form by justice soto myers said. as you read the opinion, spending something lik

i mean, i think that's pretty good. >> lori be with the roi, we love it. thank you, lori.e to get in the spirit. three teachers are facing off here in times square for our back to school battle. >> get this. did you know there's millions of dollars in unclaimed money out there? could some of it be yours? well tuesday morning on gma, we're popping up live somewhere in america to show you how to find out. tuesday on abc's good morning america, more americans choose abc news, america's number one news source, texas. >> alabama. saturday at 7:00 on espn. >> the man of the hour has arrived, sampling the best deli in all the rest. >> let the journey begin. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i'm reggie from abc seven mornings and jobina has a look at your friday traffic. >> thank you, reggie. good morning everyone. we're starting here with a live picture from the san mateo bridge. we do have a crash in the westbound direction right at the mid span. it's not causing much of a delay, which is good news. a fog advisor

then lorie logan speaking later.ush on the hawkish tone, if not substance. does this move to pushing markets or people staying, show me, do not tell me, because i know what you are doing? jonathan: i think i might actually read the bates book. lisa a: i do. tom keene does not. jonathan: i don't usually. i know you do every time it comes out. lisa a: you always say that they try so hard to make it interesting and it is not. jonathan: dallas manufacturing recently had feedback from major industries that makes it interesting too. i would be surprised based on what we heard from fed officials. lisa a: and based on what i heard from small business officials who say it will get harder. they don't have the same leeway to lever up. jonathan: are you going to talk more about friends and these businesses? [laughter] lisa a: moving on. it is the restaurant industry and some smaller businesses in new york city. and what happens if there is a falloff in certain areas or a removal of certain outdoor spaces. how do you compensate a

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that was a big topic of discussion today here in potrero hill where daniel lori officially announced his candidacy for mayor of san francisco. a view like none other playing host to potrero hill. >> what you think when you look at this view? >> i think we are capable of so much and we are not living up to the expectations that we all have for our city. >> reporter:'s announcement drew a crowd of friends, family, supporters and curious voters, as well as a political and community activist in the mission. >> i think at this point in time it is important to have a democratic process that brings new ideas to the table. the city is really struggling and we are all feeling that struggle. this is a city that a lot of people love, has a lot of wealth. there is not a lack of money, but a lack of political will. it will be interesting to have a real contender in the race. >> he says he will fully staff the police department. >> reporter: but not everyone wants to give him a chance based on his lack of public office experience. connor johnston, born and raised in san francisco, father of two ,

come on, lori! come on, lori! [ applause ] >> i don't know. little known fact, i danced for years.ry. i don't know if it will work. i don't need my toes? all right. mark and i will dance together. he'll just lift me, carry me the whole time. >> whatever works. you may win doing that, too. thank you both for being here. always love the advice. you can see the premiere of "shark tank" form 8 p.m. eastern on abc. and the next day on hulu. mr. wonderful, kevin o'leary, he's here by himself tomorrow answering your personal finance questions. you don't want to hang out with him? >> hell no. [ laughter ] >> you can send those questions with the hash tag ask the sharks. lara? >> thanks, guys. it is time for deals and steals. it is our second day that tory has allowed me to help curate these finds. 12 deals after doing 12 years together. point your cell phone camera at your qr code on your screen. all of these are small businesses that we both personally love. starting right here. these are the best. >> for a year you have asked me almost every week where is print fresh? where is print fres

vehicle they could use if you've been seeing the trucks coming in heavy you've seen cause via see lori's. we've seen everything that they could possibly use to pack whatever they can. and obviously it is not just the either. why do i need to instead of there as well as the thing i mean is, is all being insured by russian peacekeepers. as you can see in the trucks in the distance that they are also being patrolling this area that be showing their presence in both sides of this border. crossing 16 officials have been arrested as part of the investigation in libya into the flood dissolves, to which killed thousands, up to 2 dams, broke clean up operations and continuing off the hundreds of bodies for stop on the shows and the dies after the devastating floods and international conference is planned for next month to aid reconstruction. if it's holly hush, him has more from aaa of the prosecutor general of libya has all the rest of civil current and former libyan officials as part of his investigation to the disaster that 2000 so that in the city of done according to the prosecute, the gener

. >> lori, a former postal service employee in florida, has received about $900 a month since 2001. but social security wants more than $120,000 back because of a mistake on their end. >> i went to my mailbox and a letter from social security and it was a demand letter for $121,000 payable in 30 days. >> lori says she had to sell her house. >> so, yeah, no, no money in my bank account for the first time in my life, 70 million american get benefits from social security. >> now the administration is trying to get back $21 billion in overpayments, much of it from low income or disabled beneficiaries. >> it's hard to actually heal and get better when you're constantly having to revisit this. the worst day of your life. >> former police officer matt cooper was shot while on duty in 2018. he and his wife rely on social security payments, but the couple got a letter demanding they return $30,000. matt was denied an appeal, even though it was the government that incorrectly factored in his worker's compensation. the system has definitely let us down. the social security administration sayin

lori is the founder of tipping point and anti poverty, nonprofit. lori would become mayor london breed second major challenger after san francisco supervisor ahsha e who declared his candidacy in may. today supervisor south it held a news conference to propose more police foot and bicycle patrols in the city's neighborhoods. he's urging the police department to roll out of community policing strategy. that includes more officers on the ground to address and prevent crime. the proposal would also require the chief of police to work with district captains to develop a map outlining patrol beat within each district. police station. another elected leader in california is entering the race for governor in 2026. >> i'm tony thurmond and i'm running for governor to be a voice for those who need one because california may be working for millionaires and billionaires, but for the rest of california. >> we need real change. >> california superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond making his candidacy official today, a post on x previously known as tw

so, lori, how do we lower the cost for restaurants a little bit? i do understand you guys have been ideating, right? well, a few months ago, i think you tried to get the city to waive some fees on parklets. i'm not sure if that's what they did. >> i will say that. that is awesome. okay. yes so that did happen. and supervisor safai and the full board support it. it was we were going to have to apply to pay a lot of money like up to $4,500 for two parking spaces for the new applications for the new parklets to code that everybody's having to go through this change. and that was waived if you got your application in before, before the close of the city year, which is going to be, you know, june of next year, you won't have to pay those fees. so that's great. that's a that's a one time great thing. there's still some discounts on, you know, the sidewalk seating stuff is still under a lower price point. so little things like that really add up. but without customers with a business like a restaurant business where you have to staff the employees, where

lori wilson helped her child transition and apparently has a success story with that. the masses. there are over 9 million children in the tate of california -- state of california. what this says is that every single one of them who's going through a divorce, whose parents are fighting over them, whose entire world is crumbling, their entire identity is crumbling, that we as parents have to affirm that confusion. gender identity especially in this -- or gender confusion especially in this context is a cry for help. it's a manifestation of stress, anxiety, depression, a whole host, a slew of other psychological and mental, emotional distress that these children are suffering. and for them to tell them affirm or lose your child, it's uni constitutional, it's illegal and it's actually dangerous because it will force parents to look away and not consider other therapies that would child might need. it's dangerous and and unconstitutional, and we will -- pete: well said. jonathan, we're almost out of time. i know you guys are focused on california, rightfully so, but do yo

lori b is here with the right stuff. check out the products by scanning the qr code on your screen. i am so excited about all of these tips. we're starting off with clothing. johnetta is showing off her best must have for ironing. >> with the iron shoe, you can use the highest temperature setting on any fabric and achieve the best results when prepping garments without scorching, creating shine or burning delicate fabrics. i use it every day. >> you recognize that beautiful face. that's our gma supervisor johnetta. she loves it because you can use it on any iron, eva. that's a great thing for people to know. you just need to get this. it goes over the iron. it's great especially for families because you can press any fabric. it's super fabric friendly. if you have kids who are doing dance competitions, they have glitter, anything like that, right? or if you are a person who likes glitter, that might be you, too. this will protect it and get those creases out. it's super affordable. great thing to have. >> this is great f

we're going to talk about this story, people who were rescued from the back of all lori running out of the morning, with all eyes on the swedish 23—year—old ludvig aberg. who's been thrown straight into the deep end on his debut for europe. he'll play in the first session tomorrow against the united states after the opening pairings for the foursomes were revealed at the opening ceremony in rome. it's going to be in an early start for those watching in the uk. it's

harvard university failed democrat mayors de blasio and lori lightfoot to teach students on how to rund on their tuition will take that on next on "the evening edit". ♪ >> is my child, not the states or cities for the school district, it's my child. on the one who has power over those decisions the child has and i'm the one who raises them, not the government. ♪ ♪ chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views. and the z71 off-road package. ♪ you ok? yeah. any truck can help you make a living. this one helps you build a life. chevy silverado. (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) flonase. all good. >> , erica stanczyk america it is good to see you. liz: was your reaction when you the california state superior judge thomas bars like a major day temporary restraining order against the chino valley school board because if the policy that would require that to tell the parents that the child changes their gender identification pronouns the school will i ca

and we saw that beautifully, both with o'shay and with lori, who stood up for what they believed in. have to die in america for being for a marginalized community. geoff: as you mentioned, laura anne carlton, she was not a member of the lgbtq community. she was an ally and she was defending her pride flags in front of her store the night that she was shot. and o'shae sibley, 28 years old, was with his friends at a brooklyn gas station, was dancing to beyoncÉ songs and was fatally stabbed. reflect if you can on what they represented. >> they represent the best of america, living their lives freely, supporting their community in one case and being an ally in the other case. they represent, honestly, the american people, the majority of america, and not the small minority that we're talking about. and i think that standing up for your values shouldn't mean that you get gunned down or stabbed. that's not what this should be about. a week ago, we hadn't even heard the representative in lori's district speak out against this , and in support of her. i don't know if that's changed in the re

lorie logan says skipping the interest rate hike at the upcoming meeting may be appropriate but at the same time, we heard from john williams yesterday saying that it is an open question whether or not strict policy is doing enough. let's take a listen and i'll talk to after. >> right now, i think things are moving in the right direction. we have policies and a good place but we need to continue to be data-dependent and watch the develop and's and assess what we need to do. jennifer: at the same time we heard from atlanta fed president raphael bostic who says more work needs to be done. >> i am grateful to say that we have seen inflation come down. a few like we are in restrict of space now and now we just need to let that research and play out, and let it bring inflation, continue to bring inflation down to get back into the range of our target. if we can do that, that be a good thing. jennifer: val, a lot of fed speak this week. what did you make this? valerie: it is ahead of the blackout period which begins on saturday in the most notable thing is they are repeating very similar lin

we're going to talk about this story, people who were rescued from the back of all lori running out of oxygen. the video was shared with a bbc reporter who managed to locate the truck in informed the police. —— lori. we will bring you news of that shortly. first let's get a check on sport. first let's get a check on sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. the ryder cup will get underway in the morning, with all eyes on the swedish 23—year—old ludvig aberg. who's been thrown straight into the deep end on his debut for europe. he'll play in the first session tomorrow against the united states after the opening pairings for the foursomes were revealed at the opening ceremony in rome. it's going to be in an early start for those watching in the uk. it's the foursomes on friday. spain's world number 3, the foursomes on friday. spain's world number3, number one ranked for the only turn pro injune against rookies usa. arguably the match of the morning, rory mcelroy and tommy fleetwood face shanna ffaa play and a. could be more excited and happy for these 12 guys to go out and enjoy this week.

in this practice , which was held last night in the city of lori and the field of the lokomotiv club , 24 players reviewed tactical exercises under the supervision of the technical staff. the plans of the national team in this training session, the students of qala novi will play a friendly match against the bulgarian national team tonight from 19:30. does we have games with big teams that play in the nations cup with teams that we can see the weaknesses of the national team until we play in the triangle. i lost to you and there is no problem, but god willing, we will play good games against the god's man, god willing, in the latest fifa ranking at the 77th rank. the football teams selected for the euro 2020 competition and 4 and 2 points from 4 games after hungary, serbia and montenegro, the fourth team in the surprising table of the 1994 world cup , have been far from their prime for many years, and their last appearance in a prestigious tournament was the euro 2004, which was in the round the eliminated group that i know is my football generation it is changing, i have to gain exp

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oh, harvard, your murder rate on campus has quadrupled will lori lightfoot there.eople are afraid of free speech because it might cause offense. dumb people are easily offended and we can't look out for what their feelings are. if the truth hurts your feelings the truth doesn't need to change your feelings do. >> dana: you are a comedian and do shows. do you notice people getting more offended or people coming because they want the release? >> i feel like it's starting to tip back in the favor of free speech. it just doesn't work for comedy. you have to say things silly obnoxious and student. if you can't get through it without getting your feelings hurt you shouldn't be there. >> bill: bottom five are harvard, penn, university of south carolina, georgetown and fordham university in new york. the best were auburn, university of new hampshire, oregon state and florida state university. shout out to them. >> michigan tech university that i never heard of. makes sense. engineers are worried about correct and true. i don't want someone nervous about their feelings will

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over in orlando, florida, lori, who worked for the postal service until a back injury led her to fileabc affiliate wftv that she was sent a demand letter for $121,000. concerned about what she could lose, lori sold big assets like her house and car and removed money from her bank. >> like fugitives, you know. that's how we live, so, yeah, no money in my bank account for the first time in my life, you know, and just -- and just because we didn't -- i didn't want them to reach in and grab it. >> reporter: former legal aid attorney rebecca valles tells our affiliate in orlando, social security's understaffing means these cases could take years to settle. >> we have an overpayment crisis on our hands, and it's low income beneficiaries who are getting hardest hit. >> reporter: as for the coopers, their appeal has been denied and now are asking for a waiver. >> the system let us down, and we thought it was something that would protect us in a time of need. >> reporter: so many families going through the same thing right now. the social security administration providing this statement, while

lori lightfoot teaching kids at harvard on how to run a city. yeah, into the ground. ♪ ♪ d.n't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your parents are -- exactly like me? i know, right? well, cherish your friends and loved ones. let's roll, daddio! let's boogie-woogie! ♪ ♪ >> jesse: america's tik tok dancing ex chicago mayor is going to the ivy league. lori lightfoot starting her new role as a harvard lecturer where she teaches the next generation how they too can ruin a good city through shear incompetence including a community leading where you can ignore the crime concerns of your residents and mock press conferences where you can only pick on reporters of color like when she said she would only grant one on one interviews with black and brown journalists. >> when i look out across this po

quienes conocemos a lori montenegro not tenemos dudas. >>> la directora es admirada por su entrevistasse rebuscÓ la vida limpiando casas. servir a la coamo nid por el periodismo, la llevÓ a convertirse como periodista principal de telemundo en los Ángeles. >>> lo veo y no lo puedo creer. para las estudiantes que nos estas viendo. >>> ilia calderÓn y blanca rosa vilches fueron reconocidas con ana rosa. >>> se le informe al pÚblico m este paÍs en espaÑol. >>> la exhi biciÓn se va inaugurar para el pÚblic2025. en las vitrinas se exhiben imÁgenes. >>> yo cubrÍ la crisis de los balseros cubanos la sentÍ y me doliÓ. >>> la chaqueta para... >>> esta mochila impidiÓ que uno de los perdigones me pegara. >>> muestras de su valentia al sero cronistas de la historia. noticias telemundo. >>> todas ellas, de verdad ejemplares para quienes nos dedicamos a esto del periodismo. homenaje merecido desde aquÍ nuestra admiraciÓn y un abrazo. asÍ vamos desde los Ángeles california, un dÍa a la vez. gracias por estar aquÍ, buenas noches. ♪. ♪. . . . >>> >>> un dÍa mÁs. >>> tomaron una decisiÓn. >>> estoy ver

but it became so viral that the phrase "lori to urine" became a top topic on september 21, reaching 11,000osts that day. anchor: surely someone is taking the -- i can't finish the phrase. was it a typo, a fake, was somebody taking the --? catalina: the origin of the video is still unclear but many indications clearly show that this video is a big fake. the key to the investigation, a mcdonald's restaurant that opened in front of this billboard ad this year. as you can clearly see in these images we retrieved in google maps from 2023 where we can see the mcdonald's restaurant very clearly. whereas, if we can compare with images we retrieved from google maps from 2021, and hear from 2022 can clearly see there is no mcdonald's restaurant in front of the billboard ad, just like we see in the viral images. there is no mcdonald's restaurant in front of the ad. which means this video, the viral video, seems to have been filmed before the year 2023. perhaps 2022, as it does coincide with the same images from 2022. fox news told snopes that they never published such a video and the billboard compan

many buildings in the neighborhoods of the south side that were underappreciated and so morris and lorilightfoot have taken a page from lee's book as it were and a lot of the invest schemes are saving those buildings and using them as anchors for redevelopment, the one in particular that i think of is the laramie state bank of austin, a beautiful building that has sat vacant and decrepit. four decades and is now going be part of a redevelopment so i mean, you know, i think revitalization can work and morris in detroit certainly in their downtown which was you know written off dead and gone i mean that is the revitalized vision of downtown detroit is real now the rest of the city know the jury's still out but. i think that with new ideas, revitalization can be a good thing and a just thing and an equitable thing. okay, let's let's talk about a example that's complicated. i sure. a pilsen. what is pils what does revitalization to the people in pilsen. that's a great question. that is a key question. and it gets to the whole issue of who the city for. so as many of you know, i'm sure the c

lori, this is distinctly a talker.avorites. >> you're my favorite daughter. >> i don't have a favorite daughter. >> we all know she has a favorite daughter. >> i love you all equally. >> i know you have a favorite daughter. >> of course i have a favorite daughter. but i can't admit that in front of megan. megan is so sensitive. >> but i can't admit it. so is it inevitable that parents have a favorite? what do you think? >> it seems to be a thing. yes. that does seem to be something that happens quite a lot. as you said. parents don't like to admit it. but you know, sometimes parents just gravitate to one child over another. they may see some similarities in themselves, they may share similar interests and find themselves spending more time together, so these things do happen and they do come at a cost. >> how do you know if you are the favorite in the family? in case i need to test this out on the holiday. >> in case you need to test this out, yeah. well, it's hard, because this is something that families don't talk ab

i mean, lori lightfoot, maurice cox for planning commissioner have started this turn, but they've broken ground, i think for one one develop an auburn gresham which is going to have about 58 apartments and and a grocery store and, you know, it's a beginning, but it's going to take years and years and i think that, you know, anybody who knows the history of chicago and great plans that have affected the city realizes that nothing really worth doing can be done in a single generation even in a single lifetime. we're still building daniel burnham's 1909 plan along lakefront. it isn't. it's a diagram. yes, we have a lakefront. but that lakefront, as i wrote in a 1998 series, was profoundly inequitable. and so, you know, it's going to take years generations for these inequity is to be fully corrected. it's not just like something, you know, you snap your fingers on and change. and that's true. i mean, time and money. think of think about how long it took us to get here and. the solution is going to take is long, if not longer. and certainly, you know, to to repair in southern exposure i said

lori levinson, loyola marymount university, we appreciate the insight. thank you. my pleasure. all right. getting back here locally, it is day one of salesforce. salesforce mega conference, dreamforce in san francisco, the biggest conference in the city since the pandemic hit. and a lot has certainly changed since then. our christian captain live now in san francisco where event goers heard today from the ceo of that software giant. yeah, heather, as you well know, you've covered this before in the past. you know how big a draw dreamforce is that it regularly draws tens of thousands of people to san francisco. this year is no different. now, we have some video from earlier today of the keynote address. that is where marc benioff was talking earlier today. the conference kicked off with that keynote address who discussed the latest generation of einstein. the company's customer relationship management tool, which now features a generative, artificial intelligence, conversational assistant. benioff also saying he has made a commitment to bay area schools, hospitals and the commun

daniel lori has officially entered the mayoral race. he is the heir to the levi strauss fortune for his stepfather. lurie is positioning himself as an outsider in a race against mayor london n. breed and supervisor -- coming up at 7:00, we will hear from lurie about why he decided to enter the race, and from a city supervisor who is also seeking to unseat mayor breed. >>> president biden is in the bay area tonight, as part of a two day trip. he has a little bit of politics and a lot of fundraising. anne makovec has been tracking the present -- president, has more on his five point >> reporter: right now, he had in atherton at a fundraiser, the price of admission between five and $100,000, being hosted by the billionaire couple behind the hiding sinus foundation, which gives grants to fight climate change. air force one touched down a half-hour ahead of schedule this afternoon, around 3:30. after some tarmac meet and greets, the president was whisked away to atherton. later, he is said to continue north to san francisco, where he will st

lori fare from los altos. dave steeb who helped lead the blue jays to a world series tight.hris wandlowski, the all-time leading scorer in the mls. >> still sinking in. to be mentioned with some of the legends, followed them closely. these are people, you know, absolute legends. and my name gets to be mentioned with them. it's unbelievable. >> to be recognized like this in the bay area, for the san jose sports hall of fame is pretty cool. and to go in with a great class, it's an honor. >> look at them right there. the induction ceremony is november 8th at the shark tank. >>> baseball today, sun splash oracle park. bring out the watercraft and the boats. giants and guardians. giants trailing 5-2, not anymore. j.d. davis with a three-run homer that just clears the fence. game tied 5-5. extra innings. bottom of the tenth. lamonte wade jr. with a sac fly. and patrick bailey comes around from third and beats the tag. giants win 6-5. they are a half-game out of the final playoff spot. they head to colorado for a four-game series with 16 games remaining in the regular season. >>> t

levi strauss air and land oedipus daniel lori has officially filed paperwork to run for mayor of san francisco. in his campaign announcement, he position himself as an outsider, claiming the same people had been in power for too long. also running for mayor is san francisco supervisor who spoke today on our morning addition about his new initiative to make san francisco streets safer. >> we have a proposal we are rolling out today that says we are going to put officers back out on the street. we are going to put -- we have been having conversations with the chief , people in the community. they want to see people out in the community doing community policing, suppressing crime and stopping crime before it even happens. the officers need to be present and visible. >> the supervisor is introducing legislation, calling for increased foot and bike patrols throughout the city. >>> in solano county, dna evidence led investigators to a man accused of abducting and killing a 6-year-old boy decades ago. jeremy stoner disappeared from his vallejo home in february of 1987 and was found dead on

she was interviewed by former nasa deputy administrator lori garver. here's a preview. when i i think about women in this industry, you know, i kind of was drawn to the women who came first, you know, who are the first female space reporters in in this field, and then also who were the first women and in the space industry. and that ultimately led me to this group of six women. and i think i was like most probably most in the public. you know, i had known sally ride, obviously, because was the first american woman in space, but i really didn't have much of a sense of who the other five women were. and when i learned about them and just how easily i could have gone to say judy resnick or anna fisher or of the other six women i was, you know, very fascinated by their stories. and a lot of what if's kept into my head of thinking, you know, oh, what if it had been somebody else? what if it hadn't been sally? and how that would have changed the history books. and so, you know, it really was a way for me to learn more about them as it as it was to tell their story to everyone

dolores palmer, affectionately known to those in forest hill as mama lori, reflecting on the fire that threatened their entire community because a lot of people lost a lot of stuff. and i thank god that he felt that i needed to have where i live. one year ago, crews began fighting the mosquito fire, which took a turn heading straight for forest hill. i was at home and i woke up and the smoke and i started, like, panicking. the flames forcing evacuations for jennifer jewell and thousands of others during that time when you're away from home, what are you what are you thinking the whole time? my house is gone. my house is gone. we thought everything was gone. some people deciding to stay behind. there's not a car. there's not a person. there's nothing. and we. there was maybe, maybe 5 or 10 of us all together that stayed behind and different people took care of different sections. justin montgomery says at first he just wanted to protect his home, but then he saw the greater need. went around and fed all the people's chickens, their animals , their dogs, people's livestock all needed to

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to become america's first female astronaut she was interviewed by former nasa deputy administrator lorihere's a preview. >> when i think about women in this industry was kind of drawn to the women that came first. who are the first space reporters in this field and also who are the first women in the space industry. that ultimately led me to this group of six women. i think i was like most people in the public, i had known sally ride, obviously, because she was the first american woman in space. i really did not have much of a sense of who the other five women were. when i learned more about them adjust how easily could have gone to judy or anna or any of the other six women, i was very fascinated by their stories. a lot of what-ifs kept popping in my head of thinking what if it had been somebody else. what if it had not been sally and how that would've changed the history books. it really was a way for me to learn morey about them as it ws towa tell their story to everyoe else. >> and a reminder that. afterwards airs every sunday at 10:00 p.m. on book tv. thank you for joining us for a

so lori is part of our family. she's been with event since here, too.p of people called the bluegrass homecoming and she's played the as lori lewis in the right hands ever sense. and other different incarnations that he's brought to the event as she's doing the sun today i don't know about actually, but she's going to face a badge of for us and saying and it's really great to have she also she also carrots are our party's on saturday night and brings musicians together for great all right. fantastic. there's sheri sternberg. >> with hardly strictly bloop. bluegrass hardly strictly bluegrass. and that's kicking off starting next friday. thank you so much for joining thank you. all right. well, that are performing. take it away. >> all right. here we are. at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. sometimes it takes a different approach try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. to see the possibilities all around you. [ laughs ] yeah, what if i catch

if and no, it wasn't about the life and times of lori lightfoot. lori >>li but like beetlejuice, tims you say boebert name three times you'll summon some cleavag he. but apparently she vapedd an and talked too much throughoutd the too much forto the management's liking. wait, you're not supposed to vape and talk in a theater? tellr? to the audience at a tylr perry movie. >> oh, racist. >> say boebert and her datebo also a little touchy feelyn and were then asked to leave and. suddenly we had a new zapruder film, especially when he moved his handew filallys back and to. see, i knew wouldn't get thatt producer. >> i told you they were going to get it. >> last time i ever listener to these people. anyway, the media act as if it was the worst thing to happen in a theater since lincoln assassination. because she showed you you don't need to visit the concession lincolnowed yous stand to grab some whoppers. now, to me, boebert looks like a lot of fun, even if she should stick to musicals like beauty in the or the loin, king or fiddler on my, like view al

. >> school's newest professor is none other than former chicag o mayor lori lightweight.he gets to join the ranks of humpty dumpty from fake news cnn. here now with former arkansas governor mike huckabee. >> governor, great to have you. all right, governor. laurie, lightweight and humpty dumpty, is that the best that harvard has to offer? >> welstl it sure seems to be. you know, harvard was startebed in 1636 as a college for ministers to preach the gospel . think about how far they've drifted from their roots and now having ou lori lightfoot, a person under whom crime went up 30% while she was mayor of chicago. that's like asking class jeffrey dahmer to come teach a class on culinary skills. i mean ulinar, it couldn't get any worse than having her come and talk about how to lead a city and how to deal with issues like crime and health. ikyou know, it's very interestig because it used to be like, oh, you want your kids to go to an ivy league school. last place i'd wan yout my kids to go to school now is an ivy league school. i mean, they're so wok ivy le, it's getting so b