because of something else manny said. that the only other person in the world who knew about that secret was his sister, claudia. >> being that i've been through certain things in my childhood as far as, like, molestation. and my sister was the only one that i confided in. and i told her about my molestations thing that happened to me when i was younger. >> had claudia manipulated manny by telling him only part of the story? >> did she ever let you know that the judge, you know, someone independent in her child custody case had found that the allegations that she was making against garret were false, did you ever tell you that? >> i never asked and she never told me. so i think she knew how to hit the nerve that he was molesting her. so i think she knew who was hitting the nerve that way because i never really talked about it. >> manny said his sisters exact language was that she wanted garrett warren taken out. >> i don't -- i'm almost positive she didn't use the word murder or kill. but it's like me telling you, i want

and at that point, manny diaz was going to be there. that he was no longer going to show up? >> yes, absolutely, joy. i'm almost sure that the governor and the governor's office directed the commissioner that this is not something that he should be doing or that he should do because he did express that he was getting some -- he had gotten some pushback, but he wanted to definitely do this anyway because i expressed to him the importance of it, but earlier in the week, he made it clear this is something that he probably would not be able to do. he would give me a call and then he put it out and said this is something that i can't do anymore. >> and pulled out, when was that? >> that was earlier this week, so monday or tuesday. >> monday or tuesday. how many people had rsvp'd for this event, this community event? >> about 1400 people rsvp'd on the website. but that's not including those individuals who had rsvp'd through email and other things. so i think right now, we're still getting rsvps and the event is about to start in the next 30

joining us this morning, manny the owner of the legendary manny's. and it daniel of nonprofit tipping point. i'm always on social media followin what you're doing, tell us about the civic joy fund. >> it is a nonprofit initiative that we cofounded about , it has been gosh, it has been so long. six months, we have five initiatives to help the city recover. it's been a complete joy to help our fabulous city get back on its feet . >> we want to show our citizens in action. had you get people engaged and wanting to come out to do good in the computer the community? >> especially with this doom loop. >> we don't even like saying that word anymore. let's focus on what we can do to get san francisco back on track. >> he is a man of action. he exhausts me. >> when i saw when we started talking about the civic joy fund, was, how can we give people inspiration, inspire ou small businesses and cleaning up the city is one way of doing that. adding everybody out ther on saturdays for cleanups. everybody is looking for one thing to do. everyone can go ou and pick

manny blackwell, dan resnick and vlad hernandez. and of course every program in every sport needs a team mom or a team dad, someone that keeps the trains running on time. make sure people are where they're supposed to be. registers for tournament points is the center point of all the information. and this particular team mom is very special because she is also a wreck and park commissioner annie jupiter jones is. yes indeed. i also want to sing out, single out just a couple people from the amazing rec and park recreation staff because today is about the bay sox but the broader message is youth sports are alive and well in san francisco. every everybody plays and i want to give a big shout out to our recreation superintendent, nick williams, and our manager of sports and athletics, jimmy chin . so we had 23 or 20 423 or 24 girls playing on these two teams, 24 i think you said about the 12 and under team, all of these girls created such a great team atmosphere. every player was welcomed with open arms. the positive team culture helped

it's okay. - still a ways. - [frankie] yeah, manny's gonna win tonight. he's at almost 59%, yeah.hat i wasn't able to pull this off, but- - just running is a big deal, and your visibility basically gives those trans kids hope, 'cause when they see their elders running for office or doing other things in society, it gives them hope and expands their horizons that "one day i can do it." [gentle music] - i want to thank all of my supporters. thank you to each and every one of you. my amazing husband. thank you for being my rock and the person to help me. when i first decided to be crazy, and... i went into this campaign very optimistic. i was hoping that people were just going to accept what i was bringing to the table, but i think at the very end of it, most people just saw the trans woman. you know, my passion has always been in politics and it's gonna remain there, so i will see you real soon. thanks again. [emotional music] [emotional music continues] [performer singing in spanish] [sighs] ♪ you'll find all the answers ♪ ♪ don't have to lose your pride ♪ ♪ don't ever let nobody t

manny blackwell, dan resnick and vlad hernandez. and of course every program in every sport needs a team mom or a team dad, someone that keeps the trains running on time. make sure people are where they're supposed to be. registers for tournament points is the center point of all the information. and this particular team mom is very special because she is also a wreck and park commissioner annie jupiter jones is. yes indeed. i also want to sing out, single out just a couple people from the amazing rec and park recreation staff because today is about the bay sox but the broader message is youth sports are alive and well in san francisco. every everybody plays and i want to give a big shout out to our recreation superintendent, nick williams, and our manager of sports and athletics, jimmy chin . so we had 23 or 20 423 or 24 girls playing on these two teams, 24 i think you said about the 12 and under team, all of these girls created such a great team atmosphere. every player was welcomed with open arms. the positive team culture helped

all right, thank you so much, manny. we appreciate that. on our top story, there of the news of the presidents were run off in guatemala and the wind by bernardo reva lo, thank you so much there. okay, and turning to ecuador, now where the left as presidential candidate louisa gonzales, has taken that early lead. as boats are still being counted in the presidential and parliamentary elections. the country's top electoral authority reported no violent incidents and described the election so far as peaceful and safe affordable at former m. p. daniel no boy is coming in at a surprise. second place, or latin america editor lucy. a new man reports now from quito. a good orange will be going back to the poles for a runoff election on the 15th of october, following a race that had surprising results. louisa gonzales of the left wing citizens revolution party. this coming 1st as predicted, but by a far smaller margin than she had hoped, just 9 percentage points behind or was the surprising result and that is done in the war. he has a 35 year old bu

well, find out why a planned mass burial for people killed in india is manny for stage. ethnic conflict is halted the color that when i start with a checkup on our tie furnace, you can see the system here to the north of taiwan. still a clearly defined on the storm, but it's in the process of weakening will be it slowly. it's actually pushing up into the is trying to say a little bounce its way back to those northern parts of the requirements as we go one through the next couple of days. eventually, just clipping the fall south of q issue scattering a shout was a into japan some heavier. so i was to just pushing into north korea, but south crest ice hots the spring, he wave continuing care, halting off fence, some larvae, showers the cause, no deposit of china, some shot was typical southern areas of china joining up with the wet weather that we have across northern, possible vietnam through loss because scattering a shower has their cross match all in the chart of, of the heavier ones to the north of the region, just a scattering of showers more the west sunshine, the showers that for

judge tanya chutkan set a meet meeting, and joining us is manny hassan, and host of the manny hassand former senior investigative counsel to the january 6th select committee. manny, my friend, i do want to start with you because there is something about the culture donald trump has created at least for a third of the country that says nothing matters. the rules, the law, elections, rooting for your own country when a team is competing abroad. all that matters is trump and what he wants. that is a bizarre kind of cult, but at this point it's clearly basically a religious cult. >> it is a cult, joy. there's no debate about that. you just look at the irrationality and the hypocrisy. you and i and others would say hold on, hold on, donald trump said today that a preceding president can't ask an ag, but wait, donald trump did that in october 2020 when he told bill barr, but it doesn't matter. that's not the world we live in. it's not that they don't know or don't believe you. they don't care. one thing that shocked me is not that they have cults and a lot of communities have kulls and it'

we also got all sorts of people crazy, but there are no kolka songs, no manny kolya, fools , yes, weollow the name of the owl; we looked. yakim sideways. fall of the ship, like white mountains did not settle trees with a hollow, it was worlded to everyone, i am a poor body and we will give the second traditions a new one zhiter. here, we all scored soprano hityaru on a new one was to plant cabbage oh or what was cabbage behind the mind from the project to the first round on the tv channel, belarus level? that is , when you come up with songs, you are in a certain emotional state. yes, and you are trying to somehow fix it with the help of music with the help of the song text and convey to the listener i like to write heavy, because that's where you can turn around. there you can just do whatever you want in size. maybe, without the refrain of the song, we will tell about their hobbies and life path. i want to make music the way i see it, because uh. i want it to be realized, without music life would be a price mistake. this is a very interesting energy. i believe that if you are not n

with whom we didn’t pay nicoli, and there are no kolki songs, no manny kolya, fools, yes, the name ofe a joy, that were settled at the new hut earlier at midnight the album climbs. the window from here and naming the uladin tip cut down the tree. we looked sideways at yakim. fall down. kara treba, as the white mountains did not cut off the derevola with a hollow, it was measured completely, i am body and we will give the second traditions a new life. here we are, all at once with you, crushing the right surgery in a new way. what was the cabbage to plant, oh, whether it was lida, what was the cabbage behind the mind from the project on the first minute on belarus tv channel for 20 years. calise is in nature surrenders the light has gone down the comforters darted away and just sang to the wind in your ear, as you slept out of your mind, like a kind of silence sang. cool cars go company with demons listen for malt because of respect, i pass the tax in harmony with nature belarus 204. you know how to determine the question that the participants will never answer, everything is very simp

>> reporter: manny diaz, florida's commissioner accepted an invitation to attend but did not show up. >> manny diaz is a coward. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris did come to florida to speak out against the new standards, and she turned down an invitation from governor desantis to have a debate about the new curriculum. >> there were no redeeming qualities of slavery. [ applause ] >> reporter: and so we reached out to the department of education for comment on some of the criticisms surrounding the new standards as well as the education commissioner's decision not to attend the town hall. however, we did not hear back. ask for the teachers we spent the weekend with in central florida, all of them said they do not plan to teach what they believe to be lies. phil and poppy? >> all right. carlos suarez in miami. thank you. >> yeah. so glad carlos did that piece. really important. >>> ahead, a new very troubling study on the rise of cancer diagnoses among young people, the demographic driving the increase. we'll tell you that, ahead. >>> first on cnn, secretary of state antony b

manny diaz is a coward. [applause] ron desantis knew this was going on.az knew this was going on. they know how important this is to the black community. they know that they have thrown a vote in our community, and they know they should have been here tonight to face you. [applause] so, if you're going to do those kinds of things, that you ought to have no commission to be here and speak your truth. >> so, some important context here. miami gardens, where that town hall was held, this lasted about two hours. and there was a lot of people who spoke. we heard from local and state policy makers, we heard from educators, and we heard from parents. so, there is a lot of different discussions that was had. as you heard, we -- called him a coward in that one soundbite. others called him a flat out racist. there was a lot of frustration over the fact that they couldn't press him on these changes, because some important context here. miami gardens is a city in miami-dade county area is predominantly black. these are frustrations over recent changes to the way the

for people who are zyakim, we are naughty abadshili, and kolka has no manny kolya songs, they are whisperingfollow the name of the owl boys. it is known that they settled at the new hut early at midnight the album climbs. to call from here and called a tip-off, did they cut down the tree, did they look? like a sideways fall of the ship, as white as far as the mountain cut off the tree with a hollow was measured by everyone, i am poor and we will give the second tradition a new one. here, all of us here at once invented the collected hityaru for a new cabbage to go. oh damn, what did you do from the project to the first tour on belarus tv channel for 20 years? i met you on my way, you came like a dream to the sky of sleep. it's only the two of us, be with me. save, be with me. be with me always between eyes. the year is only stronger love every spring, we love from everyone can be, if it is always next to me. be with me always sad joy. be with me always tenderness was very and love, i am the horror of the city. with me , according to all beliefs, the year of love has always come, destroy the

they held a watch party at manny's. portion of the money raised at the event will be donated to the democratic party. >>> as for what's next, the seconds gop debate will be in southern california next month. not yet clear if mr. trump is going to attend the debate in simi valley at the ronald reagan presidential institute. >>> a lot of mixed emotions from a's fans after our exclusive interview with team owner john fisher. after 18 years of owning the team, he's finally broken his silence. and the billionaire was blunt. he gave up on oakland because he felt the deal was taking too long. today, we learned the a's have submitted to the league their formal application to relocate to las vegas. 62-year-old fisher gave raj mathai his side of the story. >> reporter: we arrived at the peninsula home of john fisher not knowing what to expect. is he the recluive billionaire that's ripping the hearts ut of a's fans? or is he following the script of the raiders and warriors, who also left oakland for the riches of a new stadium. by

she was at manny's in san francisco tonight.ns to address issues if she wins, including poverty, housing and health care. >> we have a lot of work to do. i want to be in the united states senate with my experience and what i've done. some of you, as progressive black woman, i've worked to get the job done. i've delivered for people throughout the country and for my district. i want to take that into the senate with the lens that i have. >> fellow reprepresentatives ar runling. the 90-year-old senator feinstein will not seek re-election. >>> talk about harder to make it in the bay. this time, thanks to thieves and what feels like an uptick in crime across the bay area . an east bay landscaper had his truck and tools stolen. it's put his livelihood in jeopardy. >> i can understand people do that. i working hard for many years. 37 years in usa. working every day. sometimes, seven days a week. >> reporter: but javier says everything he's worked for to build his gardening business was stolen in mere minutes. he had just started worki

solve people with all sorts of things , we never managed, but there are no kolki songs, no manny kolyawe follow the name little owls it is known that they settled at the new hut, early at midnight the album climbs once in the window from here and called the ladins a tip or cut down a tree. we looked. yakim sideways. fall the ship, as the white ones didn’t cut off the tree with a hollow to the mountain, it was worlded to everyone, i’m a poor body and we’ll give the second traditions a new inhabitant. here, we all scored at once with you . oh, at the same time with the project at the first tournament on the channel belarus 20 years. information about educational institutions that existed in the town until the second half of the xix there is practically no century, so local historians keep their account of one of the oldest schools in the vileika district. they call the gorodok school, founded in 1862. it is known that she was a classmate , five subjects were taught in russian. the law of god, russian slavic reading, writing , counting and singing at school in those days could be studied

a group of them gathered at manny's in san francisco.any wanted to see the group of people not just challenging joe biden but also donald trump. >> things are in the balance. the gop could succeed. it will take michigan, north carolina, wisconsin, western pennsylvania. reporter: allowed -- a lot of voters tell us, they think it's important to be informed. that includes -- who lot of issues also impact millions of people in red states. >> whether there are ways for us to engage or shift the way the debates happen on that side of the aisle. reporter: the first official results will begin with the iowa caucuses. people will have their say on january 15. tim johns, abc7news. dan: a close advisor to former president trump rudy giuliani is now free on $150,000 bail after surrendering at the fulton county jail in atlanta. authorities have released this booking photo from today. the former new york city mayor is charged with 13 crimes in the alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in georgia. three others accused in the plot also s

today's manny's birthday. aw, jeez. i'm sorry, kid. don't worry.taking me for a birthday lunch.

. >> manny, i love your tortas.hosts two tv shows. :>> feral with yia vang. >> he's kind of like a trailblazer, especially for the hmong people. we don't have a country to call our own. no one really understands our cuisine, and he's been able to introduce it to the world. megan: vang's earned some high-profile fans, too, like peggy flanagan, the lieutenant governor of minnesota, who stopped by a recent event celebrating asian american pacific islander heritage month. >> lieutenant governor. >> this is my mom. peggy flanagan: nice to meet you. congratulations, you have an amazing son. megan vang cooked all the food : with his parents, of course. >> those eggrolls are mom's famous eggrolls. ever since we were little kids, we would do egg roll sales, it came to the point where the health department in our little wisconsin town came out and they were like, what's going on? megan vang's hoping to launch : his first formal brick-and-mortar restaurant soon, calling it vinai after the refugee camp where he was born and whe

- (manny laughs) honey, if you could hear yourself. promise me you'll go outside and play.iss you, too. (beep) (whooshes) phil dunphy, this is the year 2025.

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effects of the war and scathing criticism of the indian governments handling of the ethnic violence and manny for head of a no confidence votes. and parliament stay with the the route to you by visit capital low. they will stop in north america and we're watching a clutch of pretty nice the storms sweeping across the south east of the us. the severe weather expected us to windshield down pools of heavy rain and possible hail faces like the mississippi and ohio valleys. and by the time we get to the end of the day, that rain sweeps into place. but washington dc as well as new york for this some improvements, come on friday as that which, whether it works as well, its way out further east was moved east of the us and eastern areas of canada. instead, we'll see more in the way of sunshine for new york and washington d. c. but chicago, seeing the west to weather as another rash, all storm starts to pick up across the midwest, working its way towards the great lakes, a much clearer picture out west woman conditions across the western parts of canada . but the heat continues to build across it as i

our reporter manny raffle. lo, went there to see for himself it's one of the most spectacular mass migrations in the animal kingdom. monarch butterflies. millions of them arriving at their winter habitat in central mexico. of this year, the international union for the conservation of nature officially designated the migrating monarch butterfly as endangered experts say the use of pesticides along with the loss of habitat or the biggest threats of the species increased for spires and unusual weather patterns linked to climate change have also been linked to their decline. this means protected forests like a little side of the largest butterfly sanctuary and central mexico bar of vital importance. eliza, i want to get back to, you know, some of the causes and also the consequences a little bit later. but for now, something that erica said earlier that there are potentially millions of spaces that are undescribed or for the labor isn't undiscovered. so i is it troublesome that we may be losing species faster than we can even know they exist? or? yeah, absolutely. um, no, there's an estimate of,

ahead, announces era scales and criticism of the indian governments handling of the ethnic violence in manny for ahead of and no confidence vote in parliament. stay with us. the i had learned that we've got a stormy situation in east asia were watching 2 systems. the 1st one is a tropical storm can noon. it's working its way across the korean peninsula, bringing very heavy rain up to 400 millimeters expected in places. and that's likely to go sledding and land slides on already saturated ground. we've also got some strong gale force winds with that system. by friday, it's expected to start to work its way across north korea, taking those conditions with it. and that system is putting in a lot of energy from the region, meaning listing kyra scars because central parts of china remains the laundry hot and dry here much west to however, down in the south with some very heavy rain. torrential downpours that now we are expect to see the return of wet and when do whether to southern parts of japan. thanks to the latest developing tropical psycho land is working its way further north. we are likely

at manny's a drag queen bar in san francisco. there in june for a fundraiser.e photo and we are happy we found it. you used to be in trouble in a photo like that and now they give you money. >> hasn't she seen enough men with saggy breasts after the beach visit with president joe. maybe this is why biden thinks the queen is still alive. i am going to see the queen. moon landing fact or fiction. >> jesse: do we get an answer? >> i won't give it away. you have to watch. >> jesse: what do presidents do on summer vacation? when obama was on vacation he body suffered. trump played golf. biden just sleeps on the beach. >> the older you get the more rest you need. you need naps. let me be direct... you're watching football wrong! what do you call a guy in face paint that can't get the game? ...a clown! sorry, what app was it again? no, no. just give me a second... amateurs. ohhh! sorry everybody. directv sports central gives you access to every game... ...so you never have to compromise on gameday. ...was that necessary? i was just illustrating a point. oh. get in the

people for which we are naughty abadshili, and kolka there are no manny kolya songs, we are jokinglyhat were settled at the new hut earlier at midnight the album climbs once through the window from here and the name got away a tip or cut down a tree. we looked. yakim sideways. fall down the bark of the treba, as the whites didn’t cut off the tree with a hollow to the mountain, it was worlded to everyone, i’m a poor body and we’ll give the second tradition a new one. here, we all scored hityara together with you, but it was that it was cabbage to go. oh, at once in advance, belarus and comrade investigator let me hi eremenko, there will be news, report, i obey. something happened? not a small matter is that not a small hungry stay. today i will go tomorrow why is it not someone who is good she is a beautiful girl, purposeful in one grew up in the yard you know, i just think that you have to choose your favorite from those you know, otherwise you can make a very big mistake. i'm a grown man, seriously, right? in grateful patients, everything is as usual, coffee , candy, caviar again, w

here at this function, local democrat s also tuned in wednesday night, a group of them gathered at manny's in san francisco for their many wanted to see the group of people not just challenging joe biden but also donald trump. >> things are really in the balance. he could win. yeah, the gop could succeed. i mean, it's going to take michigan. it's going to take north carolina. it's going to take wisconsin, western pennsylvania. >> for a lot of voters at this event, tell us, even though they don't plan on voting for anyone on the republican ticket, they think it's important to be informed. that includes sanjeev barry, who believes a lot of the issues liberals care about also impact millions of people in red states and the chew on the question of whether or not there are ways for us to engage or or shift the way the debates happening on that side of the aisle. now, the first official results in the republican primary will begin with the iowa caucuses. people there will have their say on january 15th. in the studio, tim johns, abc seven news. okay, tim, thanks very much. >> a close adviser to

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kol kesh of people with all sorts of things we have never been crazy about, and kolki has no songs manny, yes, the name of the owl of the fence follows, which settled at the new hut earlier at midnight you climb the album once a the window is from here and called the oazin tip or cut down the tree. we looked. like a fish fall on its side, like a white gift to me, all the kli-drevow with a hollow was worlded, poor, and we will give the second tradition a new inhabitant. here, we are all here with you beat soprano hityara for a new one. what was the cabbage to plant, oh lily, what was the cabbage garden at once with the project in advance dull on belarus tv channel for 20 years. as you can see, dmitry woke up, gradually gaining momentum, begins to catch up with his rivals dmitry, as the second period is excellent, as i promised, that i will catch up with my rivals from two more periods. i think that i will be even higher . alexander slowed down a little, let's say the dynamics, in the second period. what's wrong. well , probably, as you marked dmitry, he joined the game with his pressure,

. >> dagen: i follow a young woman, manny,she posted a video, lives in the tender loin and her houseampment. the leadership doesn't do anything about it. >> dr. nesheiwat: do they care about substance abuse or mental ill illness? we are looking at culture of lawlessness and the criminal has become the victim and it is disheartening, we know that homelessness, mentalilness, they are linked together. if we don't have a mayor that cares issue not soros backed, we will continue to see this vicious cycle. >> kayleigh: gavin newsom's future hinges on san francisco and it is about how his political future is inextricably linked and we know it and took his cabinet to tour the district and said look at open-air drug markets, we need to fix it and he has been moonlighting as a executive, seems like gavin newsom realizes we have to get this in order. good luck. >> dagen: some supervisor in san francisco who is against law enforcement who wants to have a hearing to talk about all the car theft straight from the gavin newsom playbook. a district is ditching historic american mascot to be more inc

manny roman, the ceo of pimco. >>> still to come this hour as maui continues to pick up the pieces from the wildfires, questions remain about the future of hawaiian electric and its role, if any, in the blaze. >>> plus, we'll talk one of hawaiian electric's largest shareholders how the company can move forward and the plan for recovery. we're back in two minutes. the dow has recovered a little bit. it's up 38 points. >>> a lot of attention being paid to palo alto networks reporting after the bell on a friday. many analysts and investors are wondering if the company has bad news to hide. the stock is up big this year but down 20% since it announced its earnings date, which caused a lot of chatter. what i can tell you, according to my reporting, is that palo alto said in the press release that it is going to update the midterm guidance assessment. basically, wants the analyst to have the weekend to digest the new information and agust their models on a three-year basis. the other thing i can tell you is palo alto has a sales -- its big sales kickoff on sunday, so maybe it wants the freedo

cross-examination that his mother had often engaged in loud disputes with vincow's mentally disturbed brother manny kind of diversion from ramirez's guilt. we were not here to provide total exoneration. we're trying to throw in some kind of a reasonable doubt, you know, and that was our duty. reporter: but as vincow described how he found his mother's body, ramirez leaned forward and smiled. hancock: he had a little smirk on his face. he was just radiating evil. just -- just pure malevolence. i could feel waves of hatred coming out of him and just pure malice. and i looked at him, and i thought, "i better not look at him anymore." dietz: when he got the nickname "night stalker," why not play it out a little more and get some more power by scaring people in the courtroom, creating images that would be remembered decades later of his antics in the courtroom? so he succeeded. yochelson: this was a long trial. we had approximately 165 witnesses, some 8,000 pages of transcript or testimony that the jurors had to go through to reach their verdict. and then a bizarre twist made the public wonder if richar

manny staved. >> what are elon russ market due, arrested on scheduled disassembly, that's ron desantis'sflaws. how deeply we are the man's. this memo is almost like saying, try to acumen, just try to act like a human. show some emotion. don't be weird. [laughter] he has a class draw. he is nasty. he's vindictive. today does these press conferences and even that he's snapping kids behind him for wearing masks. i think in that kind of environment he's gonna get destroyed. >> there's a part of you, both of u.s. comedians that want to keep rhonda sent this in the campaign. because he's given us so much good content? >> nonstop comedy. he's a very interesting -- >> it's not worth our democracy though. >> i want to say -- >> if he ever does get in, there is news gonna stirrup, disney is gonna stir up his whole president so bad if he said nixon. >> i'm so sorry to cut this short. we've learned a time. i apologize we'll have you guys back perhaps next weekend to talk about it a bit more. greatly appreciate both of you. jason salt lake, stephanie miller, thank you. i, had were gonna change paces

area watch parties there are two happening in san francisco, the local democratic party will meet at manny's a 16th street at 5:30. san francisco republicans will meet at kezar pub at 6:00 p.m. "today" show coverage continues ahead at 7:00 a.m. with a team of reporters live in milwaukee. >>> it is 5:06 right now. despite the recent setback for san francisco robotaxi operator cruise, opponents still argue it's not enough. labor advocates in san francisco are organizing a new rally for later this morning outside of cruise headquarters. it comes after state regulators ordered cruise to cut its operating fleet in half. this is in the wake of recent crashes and traffic backups. under the new guidelines, only 50 cruise cars can operate during daytime hours. cruise issued a statement saying that they look forward to working with the dmv to make any improvements. >>> time to get a look outside, in san francisco this morning, getting started dark and early. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect weather-wise. it's cooler, right? >> a little cooler for the coastline but the inland area

the local democratic party will meet at manny's on 16th street tonight at 5:30. san francisco republicans will meet at kezar pub at 6:00 p.m. the "today" show's coverage continues ahead at 7:00 this morning with the team of reporters live in milwaukee. >>> san jose's calvary chapel the taking legal action against santa clara county claiming unconstitutional surveillance during the pandemic. attorneys filed the lawsuit yesterday claiming the county embarked on an operation to track residents. geofencing uses cell phone data to track movements. the new lawsuit comes after the church was ordered to pay more than $1 million in fines to the county for illegally holding large-scale services during the covid lockdown. in a statement, santa clara county denies the allegations, saying it did not, quote, use cell phone surveillance to track anyone at calvary chapel during the pandemic. the health officer never issued any restrictions specific to churches or religious institutions whatsoever. >>> despite the recent setback from san francisco robotaxi operator cruise, oppone