louie search. louie is looking for a stepfather and he makes several attempts that don't quite work out and are not very good until he gets in trouble with the junk man. and there's a misunderstanding. the junk man yells at him and chases him through the junk man looks exactly like zaidi that ezra tells about. he was a little boy. the only difference is that the zodiac in this book has same face as ezra himself, and when louie finds out that the man is really a nice guy, they just had a misunderstanding. he figures out that the junk man is really a good person to be stepfather. so kids frequently did with his own life and took the things that seem wrong to him as a little boy and turned them into something that really fun in these classic children's books that he wrote. so from afternoon with harper lee, i'm quoting one of life's ironies is how people compartmentalize friendships. some friends we know from childhood and never lose touch with other best friends faith from our conscious ness. when we

if you want to know how people here are feeling there is no better place to go than louie's barbershop. it has been here since 1931. it is closed now but we were here earlier today talking to people. the mood here was somber throughout the day. i can tell you everyone here told us they feel as though they lost one of their strongest allies in washington. >>> barker shops are often places where people talk about everything under the sun. but today, there was only one topic of conversation. the death of senator dianne feinstein. >> man, she had been ill, 90 years old. >> reporter: steve has been cutting hair at louie's, a castro institution for more than a decade. he says feinstein will be missed. >> she was ground breaking in what she was doing. i mean, one of the few legislatures that was willing to support the lbgtq community. got to appreciate her for that. >> reporter: steve was lucky enough to meet the senator once, a moment he remembers fondly. >> she stuck her face in the barbershop here before. she is very personallable. she tries to get around. mingle with the community. >> rep

louie said that to us after chelmsford.e still learning. we're still working towards that bangladesh world cup next year. so we've still got 12 months of really planning and prepping, and hopefully we'll see more polished performances by the time we get to that. to golf, and rory mcilroy says he's optimistic about europe's chances of winning back the ryder cup when they take on the united states in rome later this month. mcilroy is not concerned about the absence of liv golf players in the team, insisting new players like swedish youngster ludwig aberg add considerable strength to luke donald's team. from people that have watched him play in the states, he turned pro injune. people who saw him play over there, a few of us were saying it was a no—brainer but people hadn't seen him play over here, and then he comes and finishes fourth in czech and then wins in switzerland. i think people here that were maybe a little bit sceptical of it all realised what the hype was all about, and he's an unbelievable player. probably one of

bonita. >> bonit louie here, it's my unmute. this is not a day that i don't go to golden gate park, i spent time, you can find me on the grounds of the valley of the conservatory of flowers since the closure of jfk promenade. it's been a gem that everybody is enjoying when you've had a really crappy day or you've had a good day, that'ses a sacred spot to be. one of my other favorite parks is san francisco park. the residents really wanted that reservoir to be rebuilt when philanthropy money of 27 million dollars that says resounding voice that they really want a beautiful park there. and they raise thed the money for dogs and people and want to congratulate you and i want to welcome our new sisters here kerry and brianna and that's it for now. >> i'm also a san francisco native i'm active polls and playgrounds of san francisco. i'll mention two parks in particular, i grew up in the engel side ocean view neighborhood. and most of my time as a kid was at mini lovie park. and now i'm two blocks from golden gate park. i love to run,

father louie born in san gabriel. a fran civic an priest a phd in sociology and fierce in his generation. men remember him from 12 years pedestrianor at the catholic church in the tenderloin. father louie took vowssa a fran civic an at 28 years and since embodied the values of his faith. service to the poor, affirmation of the work of each person. appreciation for beaut and he refer rans of all creation. over his lifetime father louie made an impact on his community. leaving upon behind an important legacy where he policed his attention. he was known for disoshg ped yens commitment to nonviolence and per suit of human rights for everyone. faithful to commitment to justice he landed in jail over 400 times for civil diso ped yens. father louie. i know. it means a lot to look at where you are face. he was a force of nature as those of us who knew him. 1 local media outlet described him carved a reputation the most if not the most rousing peace activist proeft in northern california. one of the founders of patti vinnie a

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father louie born in san gabriel. a fran civic an priest a phd in sociology and fierce in his generation. men remember him from 12 years pedestrianor at the catholic church in the tenderloin. father louie took vowssa a fran civic an at 28 years and since embodied the values of his faith. service to the poor, affirmation of the work of each person. appreciation for beaut and he refer rans of all creation. over his lifetime father louie made an impact on his community. leaving upon behind an important legacy where he policed his attention. he was known for disoshg ped yens commitment to nonviolence and per suit of human rights for everyone. faithful to commitment to justice he landed in jail over 400 times for civil diso ped yens. father louie. i know. it means a lot to look at where you are face. he was a force of nature as those of us who knew him. 1 local media outlet described him carved a reputation the most if not the most rousing peace activist proeft in northern california. one of the founders of patti vinnie a

david louie retired last year after 50 years with our company.most of those years as a reporter here at abc7. we certainly miss david, but what a well deserved honor. well as you are planning the start to your saturday, let's check in with meteorologist lisa argent who's tracking the forecast. good morning. hey, stephanie. >> good morning to you. we have some active weather here in the tropics and we look at the pacific here. this is tropical storm with winds of 70 miles an hour. look at the lightning strikes along the central coast. this is interacting with a trough and it'll continue to move away from california. it's about a thousand miles south of los angeles. so it will weaken and move away. but you can see the outer band here not only affecting parts of california, but we're looking at a strong southerly swell. and so beach hazard statement for santa cruz. but check out these thunderstorms from san luis obispo through monterey will continue to move to the north and east. so for the bay area, maybe an isolated shower around the south bay, bu

louie starting a go fund me campaign, raising money for an accredited nonprofit based in one of morocco'sst hit communities, girls that goes, you know, that leads to them. they're kind of completely the dim demolished and people, they still under the rubble right there. they need shelter pretty much, you know, just a shelter. you know. and so he says some of the money raised will be used to buy tents, tents for people who've lost their homes, tents for the aid workers at the nonprofit, many of whom have lost their homes, too, so far, he's raised more than $10,000 towards that effort. zac sos ktvu fox two news. the fda has approved a new round of covid booster shots amid an uptick in cases and hospitalizations. the new shots are made by pfizer and moderna. both drugmakers say the vaccines are effective against e.g. 0.5. the current dominant strain here in the united states, the cdc must still green light the new shots. and tonight, ucsf infectious disease expert dr. peter chin-hong on who should get the vaccine this time around. the people who should really get it as soon as it's available

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sorry, louie. you missed out. >> all right.ill have a lot more news ahead. >> let's get to abc7 news anchor karina nova for a look at the stories coming up at 530. karina thanks, larry. and. tonight we're going to get more information about our air quality from the bay area quality management district. how how and when alerts are issued. and sandia will time out when today's smoky conditions will clear out of the bay area. plus, a look at the growing concern over graffiti in san francisco. abc seven reporter leanne melendez gives us more insight on what can be done to clean up the city. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc7 bay area streaming tv. larry. >> all right. thank you, karina. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc7 news.com to join karina in just two minutes. and if you're watching us on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next. >> for sandy patel, everybody here thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil and i'm ahmad daetz. we'll see you again at. both simple and life-changing. what's

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the nation spectacular victory was mobbed by its football federation. present, louie, it'll be honest, killing a play, a kissing a play. apologies on her lips during celebrations, which he says was not consensual to be treatment, but then cover ports. the domino effect continues just 15 days after winning the world cup. spain's women's team coach porter k b that has been sacked. villa had supported his colleague when football federation, president louisa, to be honest, refused to step down off the kissing spanish plat. jenny had the most so she said the kits was not consensual yet. it's vill that get exact because we'll be honest is an elected official. while the builder is not what we can call that she was the weakest link in the list and to right. and so right now he had no play of school to call for the nation's league because to all of the woman result in a level 5, he's the stuff have resign as well. so it was the logic of the to the village that had been on the fire, even before the world cup. when 15 players went on strike because of his coaching methods, they said so on. it sh

media say that the vessel is part of killing young's efforts to strengthen its naval force. far as louie is monitoring the situation from sol, the north korean, the day came jungle and presided over the launch of his country's new submarine and has promised to 10 more of its existing fleet of submarines into nuclear vessels. and she's really becky nuclear tech sumerians were seen as a symbol of aggression against the republic. now they symbolize over for me, the power that terrifies over brazen enemies. the fact that this is a new type of attack, the marine like anything in the world has ever no indeed, or the development that all over people. most of welcome. what's interesting though is the south korean military says it does not believe there's new supplement is a fully operational and it says the signs that north korea is trying to deceive or at least exaggerate it's naval capabilities. of the analysts say the model appears to be an upgraded version of an old soviet erode submarine, and could be vulnerable to anti submarine weapons when deployed. now what's interesting though, is the

. >> also tonight, long time abc7 news reporter david louie was honored at the san francisco chinese culture center's annual gala. david receiving the lifetime achievement in community building award. he was one of the first asian american reporters in the bay area. and then through the years, david reported on many of the bay area's biggest stories, including the kidnaping of patty hearst and the loma prieta earthquake. david retired last year after 50 years years with our company, most of them as a reporter here on abc7. i think with the three of us, we're right around 50 years. sandy maybe puts us over the top. >> oh yeah, i'm way up there and she said where the weather? yeah. congratulations to david and larry and alma. let's take a look at time lapse from our mount tam cam. a real shallow fog layer tonight as we look over san francisco. that fog isn't going to go very far, giving us plenty of sun tomorrow. today's temperatures were in the 60s to 90s. we're going to do it all over again tomorrow and then bump up the numbers on sunday. you can see on live doppler seven very limite

concerns that north korea may provide russia with weapons for its war and ukraine. officers arose flores. louie is following kids trip from south korea's capital. we'll hear from her in a few minutes 1st though. here's daniel hawkins and moscow with more on that visit or what it's clear that messaging is a very key part of this visit us on the way that teams are temporary and the images have been visiting the space. sports military facilities has been very carefully dripped by to the media, knowing that the west is watson and the west is worried in particular, at western allies in the region. japan and south korea. and the message is very clear that most of them putting young a closer than ever in them more than history. and though there's been no memorandums or agreement signed of food in hot. i see lots of areas for cooperation with north korea, agriculture transport, logistics, that triangle with china. shipping. it's very clear, this is a total upgrade and relations, and it's very important for russia, tough partners in the asia pacific region, which is a key region of ju strategic competit

and ukraine. far as louie is following the visit from south korea as capital, so a north korean leader kim joins visit to russia roles into its 5th day. on saturday, he was met by defense minister sir day showing at a natural space where he was showing you k capable bonus. and hypersonic missiles, they can't fly from most go to japan, and then back it carries 12 missiles. this was followed by to her of a naval base where he inspected russia's pacific fleet. it may be no co incidence, but kim's itinerary has consisted mostly of visits to defense and military facilities. the north korean vida has spoken frequently of his intention to modernize his country's cletus at cost ships and submarines. while some analysts are skeptical russia what punch with highly sensitive technology. other say the voiding ukraine has given north career the upper hand in negotiations. there are concerns, particularly here in south korea, at a more powerful young young could accelerate an honest race and further the stabilize the median. the kremlin says no defense agreement has been signed doing kim's visit. bu

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. >> also tonight, long time abc7 news reporter david louie was honored at the san francisco chinese the lifetime achievement in community building award. he was one of the first asian american reporters in the bay area. and then through the years, david reported on many of the bay area's biggest stories, including the kidnaping of patty hearst and the loma prieta earthquake. david retired last year after 50 years years with our company, most of them as a reporter here on abc7. i think with the three of us, we're right around 50 years. sandy maybe puts us over the top. >> oh yeah, i'm way up there and she said where the weather? yeah. congratulations to david and larry and alma. let's take a look at time lapse from our mount tam cam. a real shallow fog layer tonight as we look over san francisco. that fog isn't going to go very far, giving us plenty of sun tomorrow. today's temperatures were in the 60s to 90s. we're going to do it all over again tomorrow and then bump up the numbers on sunday. you can see on live doppler seven very limited fog out there. do want to show you hurricane

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commissioner louie. >> so -- the small boat harbor there is a public meeting it be held on wednesday, august 23rd and this is 6 p.m. to 7:30 at the mosconi rec center and again a second meeting for those who can't make the wednesday meeting on saturday at 2 p.m. so, i plan to attends both. and go to marina green and like to hear more about the expansion and the clean up. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. >> seeing no other comments. do we are public comment on commissioners matters. public ment is closed. item 10 new business. anything from the commissioners? >> okay. any public comment on item 10 in seeing none public ment is closed. item 11 communications. any public ment on item 11. why public ment is closed. weer item 12, adjournment. adjourn in the memory of nancy parwarmall. >> all in favor. >> thank you one and all. ♪♪ >> san francisco! ♪♪ >> this is an exhibition across departments highlighting different artworks from our collection. gender is an important part of the dialogue. in many ways, this exhibition is contemporary. all of this artwork is from the 9th century and

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mark urban, produced by louie harris white, filmed byjon hughes and edited by richard o'neill.documentary — life, loss and waiting in ukraine — is now available to watch on—demand on bbc iplayer. and now i am joined here in studio byjohn foreman, former uk defence attache in moscow and kyiv, and solomiia bobrovska, deputy head of ukrainian delegation to the nato parliamentary assembly, who is in kyiv. thank you forjoining us. you may have heard there in mark's report 24th brigade in eastern ukraine, 18, 19 months into world war ii like trench, are they reaching reasonable liberal democrats of their endurance? i liberal democrats of their endurance?— liberal democrats of their endurance? ., ., endurance? i would say that -- limits i would _ endurance? i would say that -- limits i would say _ endurance? i would say that -- limits i would say to _ endurance? i would say that -- limits i would say to be - endurance? i would say that -- limits i would say to be in - endurance? i would say that -- - limits i would say to be in trenches alwayses, that means always faces the shell, so

long time abc7 news reporter david louie is being honored at the san francisco chinese culture center'sal gala. david receiving the lifetime achievement in community building award. he was one of the first asian american reporters in the bay area. david retired last year after 50 years with our company, most of them as a reporter here at abc7. i miss david. we miss you, david. always smiling. he was always happy and in that regard we kind of balanced each other out. >> i love when you give it to yourself. >> well i know it's coming from somebody, so. >> all right, let's get to the weekend weather. >> sandhya yeah, no, congratulate to david and alma and larry. let's take a look at the atlantic because hurricane lee, which was a major category five hurricane yesterday, is still powerful, but it has weakened to a four. let me show you where it is right now. winds of 150 miles an hour. it is moving to the west northwest at 13 miles an hour. it is going to continue to move across the caribbean over the next couple of days. but staying north of san juan, puerto rico, moving away from the isla

think they need to subpoena and get that i think there are other parts of the cases the part about louien no direct connection, no evidence. blown, t bologna. why did $100,000 go into the grandkids' account? do you think that didn't benefit joe biden? it sure did. >> brian: our sensors are glad you said bull-loney. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> brian: united auto workers on strike after officially failing to reach a deal with three major lawmakers. charles payne on the billions that could cost our economy and political implications for prounion president biden. watch them gradually shake hands. there you go. joey jones is live from a great lake in georgia this morning with a really cool organization that introduces injured veterans to water sports. joey? >> joey: we are here on lake harding here in georgia. we have the mclemore boys here cooking for us. we have warriors. we have great morning. about to have some breakfast. more "fox & friends" up next. ♪ but it can buy me a boate ♪ calsol me redneck and ♪ white trash with voya, considering all your financial choices together can

. >> reporter: steve halle has been cutting hair at louie's, a castro institution for more than a decade i mean, she was one of the few legislators that were willing to support the lgbtq community. so got to appreciate her for that. >> reporter: steve was lucky enough to meet the senator once, a moment he remembers fondly. >> she stuck her face in the barber shop here before. she's very personable. she tries to get around, mingle with the community. >> reporter: throughout the castro, the mood was somber on friday, many remembering feinstein as a trailblazer and a staunch lgbtq ally. >> i feel a real loss. >> reporter: andrea aiello is the executive director of the castro community benefit district. she says lgbtq people owe feinstein a tremendous debt of gratitude. >> she's just an icon that is really going to be missed. we're going to miss her work. she was a work horse as someone described her this morning. >> reporter: but not everything feinstein did was without controversy. >> she defied being put in any kind of a political box. >> reporter: former kpix reporter, hank plante, cover

. >> reporter: steve holly has been cutting hair at louie's, a castro institution for more than a decade missed. >> she was groundbreaking in what she was doing. i mean, she was one of the few legislators that were willing to support the lgbtq community. so got to appreciate her for that. >> reporter: steve was lucky enough to meet the senator once, a moment he remembers fondly. >> she stuck her face in the barber shop here before. she's very personable. she tries to get around, mingle with the community. >> reporter: throughout the castro, the mood was somber on friday, many remembering feinstein as a trailblazer and a staunch lgbtq ally. >> i feel a real loss. >> reporter: andrea yellow is the executive director of the castro community benefit district. she says lgbtq people owe feinstein a tremendous debt of gratitude. >> she's just an icon that is really going to be missed. we're going to miss her work. she was a work horse as someone described her this morning. >> reporter: but not everything feinstein did was without controversy. >> she defied being put in any kind of a political b

and with us today, i'm rob louie, vice president of communications here at heritage and also executive editor of the daily signal, our news outlet and. it's my pleasure to host the great cal thomas for today's event as one of america's most columnists with a distinguished career in media. there's not a whole lot i tell you about carl that you probably don't know, but i'll start with his new book, which is called a watchman in the night. what i've seen over 50 years reporting on america, the book takes you on a journey. cal's time as a syndicated columnist from his start in 1984 with the los angeles times syndicate to present day. we have a limited number of copies available for sale after today's event, which cal will gladly sign for you. this book is cal's 12th. it's a remarkable achievement, even for a writer and i can say that as a writer myself who hasn't a single book. cal's other titles include america's expiration date fall of empires and superpowers and the future of the united states. what works common sense solutions for a stronger america? the things matter most and common g

resident leshan louie was born in morocco and still has family there. now his immediate family is fine, but most distant relatives live in mountain villages that are hard hit girls that goes, you know, that leads to them. they're kind of completely demolished and people they're still under the rubble right there. and they need shelter. he says most of the money he's raised will buy tents for people who have lost their homes, which will be especially important as we head into the cooler months. parts of the northeast coast are dealing with dangerous flooding now. flash flooding left widespread devastation in the massachusetts town of leominster. state of emergency is now in place. the storm stranded motorists prompted evacuations, canceled school, and it also caused a bridge to collapse and a sinkhole to open. roughly 11in of rain fell in the area in a span of five hours. the city's mayor says the flooding likely caused millions of dollars in damage here in the bay area. finally, have some sun behind us along the oakland estuary, but it was awfully gray

>> rich louie hasn't talked to mitch mcconnell and observed mitch mcconnell and although i like rich,nformed about the capacity of mitch mcconnell right now. an i was looking for some material to line my chicken coop at home and though i'm a usual avid reader, i know where that will find itself when it comes to my house. so with all due respect to rich, i have not seen any diminishment in any way, shape or form. >> but this certainly raises concerns about the age on both sides of the aisle. there is senator diane feinstein and 81-year-old president biden is now running for re-election. and there is polling that shows that more than three quarters of americans, 77% in fact, think that biden is too old to effectively serve another four-year term. so bakari, what kind of impact do you see these growing concerns, these growing conversations about our ages politicians having on biden's chances of re-election. >> my prayers and i said this on twitter and it got blown up because i didn't know we became so toxic so quick. but my prayers go out to mitch mcconnell because you never want to see

that film was produced by louie harris—white, jon hughes filmed it, and it was edited by richard o'neill later this week there'll be a documentary on iplayer called life, loss and waiting in ukraine. mark, some of the weaponry those guys had looked so rudimentary, but how effective is it?— how effective is it? variable, i would say- — how effective is it? variable, i would say. the _ how effective is it? variable, i would say. the country, - how effective is it? variable, i would say. the country, the l how effective is it? variable, i- would say. the country, the army, that brigade have been through an extraordinary transformation, they've gone through a time when the war which is taking over in the east and a few people knew about it and a few people paid the price into a struggle for national survival into which everything has been thrown, the talents, the link is, the volunteers and all available weapons and technology, so the self—propelled guns you solve earlier than some of the drones are much newer and they are moving, as we see, from the ones thatjust drop things, which has been

bush, eva guzman, louie gohmert, dan branch, barrett smitherman, justin nelson. those are just some of the people that texans decided they did not want to be their attorney general. the people chose general paxton. do their votes matter? people are watching. the will of those texans should not be subverted. and people of texas, let me say this. i am very happy that these proceedings are being livestreamed. i think it is good that texas voters can hear every bit of evidence or the complete lack of evidence that supports this from both sides. i'm sure that the more than 4.it million people -- 4.2 million people who voted for ken paxton will want to hear why, will want to hear why 30 people are deciding his fate. and through all of this, we must not forget, ken paxton for the last eight years has operated the most aggressive, effective litigation apparatus of any attorney general's office in the country. according to the pundits, ken paxton was never supposed to be serving in statewide office. ken backston is very much -- paxton is very much serving. look at his rec

the nauvoo period is the first time that we have latter-day saint history and photographs because louie dalgur is frenchman that invinced this photography to gerotype once we get here and they came in 39 right now. we have actual photographs of what is cooking in these latter-day saint communities. so this is an important time period and that building right? there is really important. that is the latter-day saint temple. okay, i'll come back. i'll end on temples at the end of this thing. but this is the outhouse picture. we're here. this is the the river here looking up and so this will become a magnet for latter-day saints coming from the british isles. so about one out of every four latter-day saints in the nauvoo period were from england. they'd sent missionaries over. all right, and they came from liverpool. up the mississippi cross the atlantic up the mississippi through saint louis and on their way to nauvoo and so we have this interesting history and i should tell you this too latter-day saints. felt obligated to record their experience of what they said was like going design jus

bush, eva guzman, louie gohmert, dan branch, barrett smitherman, justin nelson. those are just some of the people that texans decided they did not want to be their attorney general. the people chose general paxton. do their votes matter? people are watching. the will of those texans should not be subverted. and people of texas, let me say this. i am very happy that these proceedings are being livestreamed. i think it is good that texas voters can hear every bit of evidence or the complete lack of evidence that supports this from both sides. i'm sure that the more than 4.it million people -- 4.2 million people who voted for ken paxton will want to hear why, will want to hear why 30 people are deciding his fate. and through all of this, we must not forget, ken paxton for the last eight years has operated the most aggressive, effective litigation apparatus of any attorney general's office in the country. according to the pundits, ken paxton was never supposed to be serving in statewide office. ken backston is very much -- paxton is very much serving. look at his rec

. >> good evening, commissioners through the chair jenny louie financial officer. matt is our director of reimbursement will be going through the actual details of our raise but just introduce to just know that these rates are used. this is an item that has been approved by the board of supervisors and we were late to getting this to the commission for its approval and i do regret the delay. so that i will turn it over to matt and walk through the presentation. >> good evening, i'm here to present on the patient rate for fiscal year. we can go to the next slide. the patient rates were approved by the board of supervisors affective on july 25th, this annual rate increase, its officially to reinsure that reimbursement from medical and medicare continues to support the services. generally speaking, specifically speaking in the areas of invasion emergency and trauma related services, this extends the rate authorization through fiscal year 23-24 and fiscal this-at that and new for this year, as i believe that we all know, with tally initiative, health services has gone

jamie, louie, scott brown. >> hello. i'm jamie i'm speaking on behalf the communist party of san francisco born in sf. lived here multiple years a steward of union i seen first handled when the city decide to pay for deficits with the money of wing people. metering is an example this. people traveling cars to the city to work. people live in the city and need to park during work of when they we state your name home they need to park. working people here work weekends. they work nights. many are scraping biechl many use the breaks from work to repark at home san franciscans don't have garages during to the expenses. this increase in meerth hours will affect the lowest income workys the city relies on those who use cars for shelter. it is exploitive. unpopular in 2009 and reject and would be rejected againful thank you. i lived on 24th since 1977 arrive in the san francisco on 1971 and owned a bakery. and had over a thousand tickets on the street and my mommed be here now. that they are not here but my cyst and everybody w