>> thousand oaks mall. >> it's off of lynn road. >> lynn? >> yes, off the 101. >> lynn road.te november. detective nelson was worried. would he show up? >> you sit in the parking lot by yourself and you kind of go over -- and sure, your heart races a little bit. i mean, it's crunch time, and you feel like everybody's kind of depending on you to get this done. you want it to go well. >> so the idea is you're reeling them in like a fisherman. >> yep. >> but there are times when you don't know what's going to happen. >> right. you know? could have a fray in the line. have it break. had that happen a few times. >> but not this time. there was frank in a brand-new lexus suv. >> frank? >> yeah, that's me. >> that's not an i.s. >> an i.s., referring to the less expennive car he said he'd be driving. >> oh, yeah. my wife took the other car this morning. >> that's sweet. now i know what you spent your money on. >> money from fred schockner is what the cop meant. frank did not take that bait. >> i got to get going. >> hard to tell from the video, but frank coughs up the money. >> i got

lynn, i would like to return to dr. leon bass because he spent many years not talking about what he had seen in europe, especially in concentration camps that had recently been liberated. thanks and recognition only came later in his life when he began to publicly discuss the atrocities he had seen. >> as sergeant -- sergeant bass is only 21 years old when he first encountered those holocaust victims that he saw at that camp in april 1945. he kept that in. it certainly had a profound effect. but like many survivors, it took him 20 or 25 years to find his voice. and it happened when he, as a teacher -- he's an educator. he has become, you know, doctor of education. he's principal of a school. he's in his class and a holocaust survivor is speaking. his students are listening but not as intently. and then he begins to share his story. it's there where he really found the importance of him as a witness. from then on, it became his mission to share his observations and insights with students all over -- all over the united s

lynn: we hear a lot of feedback from customers. some with very strong sustainably goals that you are talking about, 100% renewable. but frankly, some of our manufacturers are very bullish on natural gas because of pricing, because of reliability. we have an infrastructure -- alix: we have an infrastructure bill that seems to be moving along. what in the bill helps with your transmission industries and problems? lynn: we are encouraged by this bipartisan discussion. bipartisan discussion has been important to our success. what we see in this bill is a strong focus on electric vehicles, electric vehicle infrastructure. we are strong supporters of that, to allow the electric industry to contribute to other sectors of the economy, and we also see investment in advanced nuclear, other low-end and zero carbon allergies we believe are important to achieving net zero in the 20 30's and 20 40's. -- the 2030's and 2040's. alix: that was my conversation with lynn good, and you can see more coming up on "commodities edge." i will be talking to

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unfortunately, we have two more cases just like lynn's, and they are for more money. ? you look at that, and they know all why information, that's scary. >> there's probably hacking in the background. >> once they get in there, you're in trouble. >> thanks, chris. looks like it's going to be warm this week. >> heating up tomorrow. we're on the steady climb with that heat. let's bring you into the microclimate forecast. i did want to start off with the air quality, because of course over part of the weekend, namely on saturday, we still had some of that smokey haze lingering, and then gradually got better yesterday and certainly a lot better today with all the blue sky. want to give ah current check to show you all across the bay area, even up into the sacramento valley, green, good to go, excellent air quality. fog at the coastline. you can thank the fog for helping to clear out the smoke the last couple days. we'll take you outside. in san jose, it's a little bit hazy, but all in all, we're looking pretty good, 78 degrees, dropping off to cooler 60s by 9:00 and 10:00.

i'm glad to hear that lynn doesn't have any damage.i am close and i had folks like lynn, but in different congressional districts represented by democrats calling me and telling me about the damage that they are receiving. as we know, in june we had 188,000 illegal immigrants that were contacted. that does not include the got-away numbers. these folks that are giving me a call are saying we've got houses that are being broken into, barns are being damaged, in some cases trucks were stolen, fences are cut, livestock run the risk of getting out. this really is an invasion in that part of the country and they need help. the federal government, joe biden and nancy pelosi have he completely abandoned them. luckily, we do have bipartisan support. i will tell you the most important piece about this legislation is it puts democrats into a situation where they have to choose between their constituents and the crisis that biden has created. carley: you bring up such a good point, congressman. lynn, i'll ask you, do you and your neighbors feel ab

the judge questioned lynn wood closely about this during the hearing, and lynn wood said then, i do not specifically recall being asked about the michigan complaint. would i have objected to be included by name? i don't believe so. and in that same hearing, sydney powell, when questioned by the judge, contradicted lynn wood saying, my view, your honor, is that i did specifically ask mr. wood for his permission. in her opinion and order today, the judge wrote, the court does not believe that wood was unaware of his inclusion as counsel in this case. wood is not credible. the judge put it out that lynn wood actually took credit for filing this lawsuit in a brief that he submitted in another case in delaware in which wood claimed he, quote, represented plaintiffs challenging the results of the 2020 presidential election in michigan. emily newman tried to escape sanctions by claiming that she spent, quote, maybe five hours on the matter from home. michigan lawyer gregory reuel said he spent be sanctioned, quote, because he read the pleading only on the day of its filing. the judge wrote in

country music star loretta lynn posting on facebook her family is heartbroken. their ranch foreman, wayne spears, among the victims. officials going door to door, searching for as many as ten people still unaccounted for here in humphreys county. >> they were on a raft trying to hold on. they hit a tree and it broke. one sister went one way, lily went the other. >> reporter: tarri holderman telling us her 15-year-old niece, lily bryant, is among those missing. lily's sister making it to safety. >> and it's just been tough, because we can't find her and we need to find her. >> reporter: more than 17 inches of rain falling in just a matter of hours over the weekend. training thunderstorms along a stationary front bringing relentless rounds of rain over the same area. the deluge turning the creek that runs through the town into a raging river. this is how high the water was? >> yeah, several feet. >> reporter: lindsey daniel taking me through her family's flood damaged home -- >> we stayed in there. >> reporter: -- telling me she, her husband and 8-year-old son was

we have lynn westry. we have reverend norman fong, former executive director of chinatown community organization, [inaudible], and then, we have two lovely guests who are going to start speaking on the zoom in just a second. and so we have dr. joyce, who's the cofounder and director of ucsf healthy environments and response to trauma in schools, and dr. michelle, associate provesor, department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the ucsf [inaudible] for behavioral sciences. so i'm going to start off with the guiding question, and thank you, sarah and dr. harrison for sending them to me. okay. so what does healing mean to you, and where do you see a need for healing in, let's say for ourselves? and dr. joyce and dr. michelle, take it away on the zoom. >> hi, everybody. can you hear me? okay. just wondering if i should -- all right. great. i'm not sure if you can see me, but i am joyce durado. i am a clinical professor at ucsf department of clinical psychiatry and behavioral sciences. thank you for the

we have lynn westry. we have reverend norman fong, former executive director of chinatown community organization, [inaudible], and then, we have two lovely guests who are going to start speaking on the zoom in just a second. and so we have dr. joyce, who's the cofounder and director of ucsf healthy environments and response to trauma in schools, and dr. michelle, associate provesor, department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the ucsf [inaudible] for behavioral sciences. so i'm going to start off with the guiding question, and thank you, sarah and dr. harrison for sending them to me. okay. so what does healing mean to you, and where do you see a need for healing in, let's say for ourselves? and dr. joyce and dr. michelle, take it away on the zoom. >> hi, everybody. can you hear me? okay. just wondering if i should -- all right. great. i'm not sure if you can see me, but i am joyce durado. i am a clinical professor at ucsf department of clinical psychiatry and behavioral sciences. thank you for the

she was back to vickie lynn. and how she did it, i don't know.y new to television. ♪ she says yes to a reality show. >> two thumbs up. my dream house. >> reality shows are really -- pretty much fresh-baked at this point. people like the osbournes. >> rock 'n roll! >> or people like nick lachey and jessica simpson were doing these shows, revivifying their stardom. >> so here comes anna nicole smith into this brave new world of celebrity reality television. >> that's my son. isn't he cute? >> was that who she really was? the first season was quite a ratings success. >> the luxurious hardware is coming out right now. >> whatever she did, the crazier she got, i think was her ticket. it was all part of her plan. >> the ratings started to plummet in the second season, and the show was cancelled before the third season really got under way. >> and then she kind of disappeared for a little bit. she was out of the spotlight. no one really knew where she was. >> hi. i'm back. >> she makes a comeback. she gets a contract with trimspa, a diet pill. and she d

host: lynn, and afghan -- an afghan veteran. caller: how you doing? host: good. t wait for your service. -- thank you for your service. caller: this is a shame what is going on over there. we need to worry about working at all the details later and get those guys out of there. host: what are you referencing? caller: our friends, our family, are americans, everyone who needs refuge from this. guest: thank you for your service. i am a veteran of the vietnam war. i understand the feelings that people have about afghanistan. i did not serve on the ground in afghanistan. i think people like lynn are the ones who have most credible testimony about what is happening there. what the future is. in terms of what he said, one has to agree with that. i'm getting messages from various people who have either relatives or friends or acquaintances there who need to get out. i am doing the little i can in terms of trying to activate context -- contacts to help with that. i have no comment other than yes. we have to get them out. this is in some ways the most difficult military op

he wants to put the blame on lynne.to protect what he has and ride off into the sunset as long as he doesn't have to forge all the millions of daughters he made off his daughter. >> where does britney spears and her fight for freedom go from here? we heard for so many months now, it's been a documentary and so on that she's been battling for this for some time. does this mean she's on the path now to having the freedom to choose, you know, how her life moves forward from here? >> well, hopefully. for brittney and her fans, they want her to be done with conservatorship, but it is not that easy. there is a court involved. the court has to approve the conservatorship to be wound down. after jayny leads a conservatorship, what you will see is there will be a petition by brittney's lawyer to end the conservatorship and then the process can actually happen because jaime was standing in the way of that. with jaime gone, i think the conservatorship's days were numbered. and to add insult to injury, brittney was paying the legal

economic and workforce development director but actually he is now our assessor recorder and jeff tom lynns with us from m.t.a. it did take a village and will take these actions working together to get this program burning and i know there was some challenges in between where some businesses built these incredible spaces and they were told, well, you need an entry way and change this and make this change and that drove us nuts. at end of the day, here we are, with a permanent program that is really going to make a big difference for san francisco and not just in supporting the businesses, but look how much lively the city is become. look at what happens when we take businesses that are indoors and we bring them outdoors, when we're able to enjoy the city and enjoy these incredible spaces. this is how we recover. yes, we need to be mindful that the delta variant is real. yes, we need to be mindful that they're going to be some changes as a result of some people who unfortunately have not gotten vaccinated, we got a lot of work to do. in the meantime, san francisco is open for business and t

but at the same time, lynn, you lost your job because he cut the keystone pipeline. and gas leases on federal land. so why is foreign oil okay for the biden administration? >> ma'am, that's something i can't answer. i don't understand it. we've got better resources right here that can put american families back to work. i don't understand it. i don't understand it. there's some money somewhere where this administration is making money off of it somehow instead of using good old united states american labor and technology instead of having to go to the foreign countries. carley: president biden may be good for jobs but those jobs, they're overseas. lynn, thank you so much for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you, ma'am. god bless america. carley: god bless you and god bless america, absolutely. ashley. ashley: let's take a live look at the st. louis arch. meteorologist adam klotz is here with our fox weather forecast. and adam, we were talking boff this, phoenix is already 86 degrees, they're going to be sweltering by the time the sun comes up. >> they're used to i

lynn assumed he was the real deal and he asked for her pin, debit card information and other personalswered his question. then they hung up. that's when she learned right after that call that $5,000 was transferred out of her account. lynn reported it to wells fargo real fraud department right away, but three months later she was still waiting to get her $5,000 back. she called us. we called wells fargo. within two weeks it sent her a $5,000 check. we asked wells fargo for details. due to customer privacy and confidentiality we are unable to commence on fraud claims. wells fargo did offer advice, never share your financial information and pin over the phone unless you're the one who initiates the call and you are certain you called the right number. if you spot a scam or fall for a fraud tell your bank right away. if that call doesn't fix it go to nbcbayarea.com and click the responds option from the main menu or call us 888-996-tips. >> thanks, chris. >>> 5:26. next on "today in the bay," stop stories we're following including no signs of stopping. the dixie fire continues to be dest

and as you point out, lynn is also boys. but real quick, before i let you go, you mentioned this is state by state issue. but guess what? i'm question, why is it this a federal issue? marriage is recognized across state lines. why is this not something that congress is taking it of anything that they're debating all of the, just the rip route that they go through. this is something that would actually make a difference if they would pick up this bill and federally make it a legal. why aren't they even talking about it on the hill? they refuse scotty, they want it to go state by state. everybody's busy. everybody's crazed on the hill, they've kind of washed their hands in my opinion of this. they shoved it back to the states. it's very difficult. we have a great organization, all of us across the country, advocating for this. we have a lot of child abroad survivors and by the way, child bride is not more on this thing as a child. right? these are hoarse marriages. it's a human trafficking. we are forcing, we're trying to get

and that was 70 lynn reporting for us. here's a look now at the latest cow fire map and you can see the calendar or fire is burning toward pollock pines there on the west and twin bridges on the east. it is about 10 miles from myers, which stephanie was mentioning and about 13 piles from south lake tahoe tonight, right there at the top right of the map. well ida intensified rapidly today turning from a tropical storm to a hurricane with top winds of 80 mph as across western cuba. item is now threatening to slam into louisiana with devastating force over the weekend. the national hurricane center predicts top winds of up to 140 mph before making landfall along the gulf coast late sunday officials in new orleans say ida intensified too quickly for the state to issue evacuation orders. and now residents are being warned to prepare for the worst. hunker down it is vitally important we want our people to be in their safe spaces by and no later than midnight tomorrow that is extremely important. and get this. the storm is expect

lincoln signing the emancipation proclamation which i'm proud to say that lynn and i and-under around checker higgins family, donatessed to get tis burg college. the statute is in front of stevenses hall, named for the congressman abolitionist who wag a longtime crustee of the college provided the landin' 1832 response the welcome was built. let's us take a few minutes in prayer. lord god we meet this evening to recognize and to celebrate the extraordinary work of two eminent historians, elizabeth varon for her armies deliverance, new history of the civil war, and a sweeping narrative of the civil bar and a bold flu interpretation of the war aims over the union and the confederacy. and david reynolds, abe, an elegant book that brings abraham lincoln to life within the culture of a turbulent age. on this occasion we take an important moment to recognize dick gilder who passed away this year for this monumentsal contribution to american history and the gilder lamon institute. and we pray for his partner and our partner, lou for his continued progress back to good health. more than a cen

yes, lynn, jeremy lin. jeremy lynn has looked to with great respect for one simple reason. he finished harvard first, and then he went into professional basketball. so he is an object lesson to all children finish your education first, and then you can go into professional sports. please join me this way. we're stopping here. please step against the wall, please to look at several things. we looked at the chinese consolidated benevolent association. and i mentioned to you that i was made up of other organizations that the chinese men founded when they arrived. these would be family district and fraternal organizations here on this street waverly. which is actually named after waverly in new york city. it's interesting. we see examples of this for instance directly across the street is the wong family benevolent association. this means if you arrived here in 1860, you stepped off a ship. there would be men chinese men are on the shore calling out. any wong family members here and amen from the chin family and so forth you would raise your hand and they would shepherd you to

and so they they get triggered, they felt threatened reporting from sacramento, stephanie lynn.l san franciscan who became the nation's first gay ambassador, has died. harmel was nominated to become the u. s ambassador to luxembourg back in 1997 by then president bill clinton after a lengthy confirmation hearing. he served as ambassador from 1999 through 2000 and one harmel, who was an heir to hormel foods later became a philanthropist. he helped to fund the james hormel lgbt q center at the san francisco public library, the aids. memorial grove and the human rights campaign. james hormel was 88 years old. keeping an eye on the weather. we have some heat on the way we're talking triple digits inland. i'll have details coming up. all right, let's go to ktvu alex savage. now with a look at some of the stories are working out for the seven o'clock news over on ktvu. plus alex. alright, andre. thank you coming up tonight. governor newsom today kicked off his statewide campaign urging voters to reject the recall against him in the upcoming special. election polls show the governor is

economic and workforce development director but actually he is now our assessor recorder and jeff tom lynn who is with us from m.t.a. it did take a village and will take these actions working together to get this program burning and i know there was some challenges in between where some businesses built these incredible spaces and they were told, well, you need an entry way and change this and make this change and that drove us nuts. at end of the day, here we are, with a permanent program that is really going to make a big difference for san francisco and not just in supporting the businesses, but look how much lively the city is become. look at what happens when we take businesses that are indoors and we bring them outdoors, when we're able to enjoy the city and enjoy these incredible spaces. this is how we recover. yes, we need to be mindful that the delta variant is real. yes, we need to be mindful that they're going to be some changes as a result of some people who unfortunately have not gotten vaccinated, we got a lot of work to do. in the meantime, san francisco is open for business

but no, no, i mean a me a shout and one out my my name is the key stations of excessive force level. lynn police of pro viral video showed an officer throwing out the woman to the ground during a protest. please. she says the demonstrators themselves, so we're far from facebook. i am sure that my colleagues asked, isn't it cool? there's a lot. in addition, they more than 60 police were they clearly didn't come during the problem if we didn't try an imminent us media, stay silent over president biden's harsh migration policies yet heavily criticized donald trump for exactly the same actions cover in that. and disney employee employees are among more than a.

lynn, you have lots of experience. lynn is always my girl my anyway. i will leave it at that. mentoring is so important. thank you. thank you. >> just real quick on the workforce side, two things to keep in mind to make sure that you know the resource. we stood up a workforce hotline at start of the pandemic and we have taken close to 20,000 calls to connect with our staff. i have seen stuff coming in and call 415-701-4817. 415-701-4817 from 9:00 to 5:00 in six different languages and at 701 alabama at mission vocational schools to support the community hub. and last shoutout and i don't know if drew jackson is still here and the amazing work with lock tite. and i am talking about uncle stank. >> i second that, uncle stank. >> they want you to repeat the number. 415-701-4817. go u.p. >> we have over 27 different programs anyone can volunteer for. so that is in the health techer to and the tech sector. that's just in our community health sector. trust me, whatever you're doing now or what you got going on in your life right now can be of value to somebody that is going through

no thanks to stephanie lynn for that report. now you can keep up with the latest wildfires burning in california by checking in on our website ktvu .com. an update tonight. republicans hoping to take governor gavin newsom job will need to do it without an endorsement from the california republican party. california gop delegates met virtually today to discuss whether the party should endorse a candidate. they decided against it to members of the republican national committee weighed in on the issue this week, suggesting an endorsement would divide the party and depress turnout. california gop chairwoman jessica milan peterson doesn't think the candidates need help from the party. to have so many fantastic candidates and let the voters decide. the california republican party is a little over 1400 numbers. there's 5.3 million republicans, um, that are out there. so having the candidates go and make the case to california voters while we work incredibly hard on question one and making sure that we recall this governor i put things

. >> en las últimas tres semanas la policía san josé reportado carreras kahlen lynn grandes líneas.stos ilegales. >> carrera clandestina: aun se pueden ver las marcas de estos carros en las calles este vecindario. hablé con una referente que no quiso que sea identificada ni salir en cámara, pero ella como varios jóvenes comenzaron a reunirse. (información en pantalla). >> en este sitio b dir dio decenas de jóvenes. como están viéndose en estas imágenes, se pararon así como pecadores comenzaron a hacer maniobras. (hablan en inglés). >> ya esta señora me dijo que no pudo contar exactamente cuantos disparos escuchó, pero su novio le dijo que se retirara de la ventana porque es una situación muy peligrosa y la policía también encontró que esta carrera clandestina fue cerca de ocho millasde distancia de ramosstreet. aquí ¿san josé es ilegal rebanar llevar adelante esta clase de eventos y ser espectador de los mismos. estamos tratando de confirmar con la posibilista día el estado de salud de varias personas, ya que una persona fue impactada con uno de estos vehículos que fue identificado

sarah mcbehalf lynn, singing the images of suffering animals and making an appeal for donations to theca. >> will you be an angel? >> reporter: it is one of the nation's leading animal charities. >> we were happy. >> reporter: joe sullivan was an executive vice president at the aspca when the commercials came out and part of the team that created them. now she works for the spca in houston. >> it is frustrating on this side of the table to realize that a bulk of our time and our staff time is spent trying to explain the difference between national and local. we need our donors and the people in our community to know where their money is going. >> reporter: gary rogers can tell you where donations to the aspca are not going. >> i don't know how they can put their head on a pillow at night, knowing there are so many animals out here that that money can be used for other things. >> reporter: rogers is president of the nassau county, new york spca. they investigate abuse and rescues animals in danger. >> one of the major problems that most spcas have is the aspca doesn't fund these agencie

lynn and washington -- in oregon says things are definitely getting worse with mask mandates coming back, especially with kids going back to school and companies mandating vaccines or taking employment away. it's affecting force of my family for some age is there a risk factor is lower and i don't believe they should have to take the elevated flu shot. i call it that because a vaccine would prevent a disease and this is not. so much confusion by this administration. here we are. this one. how can anyone think this is getting better? americans are still dying from covid. >> we will l

from lynn to kopech, to bummer, to hendriks, a pretty big important combination for the white sox withention to the guy at first base right now. [laughs] i mean, he threw another seat over there >> joe: ball one . ball two. he's got a little mad hungar hungarian -- >> john: he does! >> joe: he doesn't have any mysteries to how he's feeling and every moment as the 2-0 pitch is fouled away, 2-1. >> john: he gets himself little self reminders, little "stay back," smack himself a little bit. >> joe: huffing and puffing with the count 2-1 on aaron judge. this ball is way out of here! one-run game! seconds of the night, 25 for the year for big number 99! >> john: watch out if he gets hot. power against power, and again, he doesn't have to pull to make the park look small. >> joe: and he's brought up joey gallo now representing the tying run. ball one. gallo with 2 26 home runs, one s a yankee. now 14 games with new york. good pitch down and in. >> john: [laughs] >> joe: that came up and caught gallo after it bounced in, 2-1. 7-6 ball game. a 5-rbi night for aaron judge. 2-1. 3-1 with stanton