member nguyen? >> present. >> member nguyen is present. >> member soo? >> present. >> member soo is present. >> member wetchter? >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> given that member carrion and member palmer, this is your first meeting with us here live, would either of you like to give introductions on yourselves? i know when you got an opportunity to call in, you did but now we get to see your beautiful bright smiling faces and now if you would like to do introductions, you can. i'll give it over to member carrion. >> it's an honor to be here and serve and be present and really talk about the things that we can do to improve our sheriff's department and really facilitate transparency and accountability. i'm very excited to be able to lend my expertise as well as to provide you know, clear woman of color representation on this board and be active in those communities and thank you all so much and i'm looking forward to working with each of you to do important work. >> likewise, thank you so much for being here, member carrion. member palmer. >> hello,

jeff nguyen, cbs news, los angeles. >>> we should find out today who will become britain's next prime minister. foreign secretary liz truss is expected to be named leader of the ruling conservative party. that would put her in a position to replace outgoing prime minister boris johnson. she's up against former treasury secretary rishi sunak. the winner will travel to scotland and meet queen elizabeth who will then ask the new leader to a former -- to form a government. johnson was forced to resign in july after a series of scandals. >>> coming up here, new developments in a missing jogger case. police arrest the suspect who served time for kidnapping. >>> and a feline rescue. firefighters in ukraine help a furry survivor. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." news." why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? if dupixent has your moderahide my skin eczema where it counts, dupixent helps hl ithin, hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin w

member nguyen? >> present. >> member nguyen is present. >> member soo?t. >> member soo is present. >> member wetchter? >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> given that member carrion and member palmer, this is your first meeting with us here live, would either of you like to give introductions on yourselves? i know when you got an opportunity to call in, you did but now we get to see your beautiful bright smiling faces and now if you would like to do introductions, you can. i'll give it over to member carrion. >> it's an honor to be here and serve and be present and really talk about the things that we can do to improve our sheriff's department and really facilitate transparency and accountability. i'm very excited to be able to lend my expertise as well as to provide you know, clear woman of color representation on this board and be active in those communities and thank you all so much and i'm looking forward to working with each of you to do important work. >> likewise, thank you so much for being here, member carrion. member palmer. >> hello, my name is

candace nguyen has the inside information. >> reporter: the coroner's office confirms the 94-year-old passed away. his son tells me he believes what happened to his father was similar to what happened at atria park of san mateo. although quiet outside atria park walnut creek, an internal investigation is under way after 94-year-old resident constantine canown ingentlemened a substance last week. the investigative unit was alerted to the case after covering the recent death of another atria park resident in san mateo. in that case the senior living facility said staff gave 93-year-old trudy maxwell cleaning fluid to drink because they believed it was fruit juice. two other residents drank the fluid and were hospitalized. in response to our questions about canown's walnut creek death, the officials released a statement saying "on august 23st days before the san mateo incident a resident appeared to suffer a negative reaction to something they ingested." they go on to say "it is unclear whether the resident ingested anything harmful. we were informed he passed away due to unknown causes.

vicky nguyen with who to tip >> the pressure to tip has reached a tipping point. >> i'm sorry to sayt tipping culture has gotten out of control. >> reporter: patrons often feel guilted into adding a few bucks to the tab as more placements turn to the tablets with pre-set tipping options. >> i will be order dering from a kiosk. why am i needing to tip? >> reporter: with takeout and delivery booming, many are questioning if tipping is always necessary. >> i'm not tipping for my food arriving cold so you can make more money. >> reporter: some service workers are striking back. videos show orders piling up for people who don't tip up front. >> no one in their right mind is going to want to go $5 for under $3 pay doordash says it ranges from $2 to $10 an order. 100% of tips are passed along to drivers. other apps have similar pay structures while at restaurants, bartenders and wait staff are often paid below minimum wage one study finding more than half of their earnings come from tips alone. for that reason etiquette experts recommend tipping 20%. if you are ordering takeout a tip is app

and i think that communication is probably the most important >> for the news, i'm vicky nguyen >>> theyed the moon rocket nasa report it stopped the fuel leak on its artemis i rocket that leak prevented them from launching the thing earlier this month. here's the rocket yesterday, preparing for a demo to see if the repair was successful, which it was according to nasa, the rocket sprang another fuel leak during the test of the flight engineers were eventually able to get the fuel into the rocket using a slower approach. with the leak fixed, nasa has now rescheduled the launch for a third time the next window, tuesday the eventual of this mission, the first step in nasa's quest to return humans to our moon >>> and look here, this is the brand-new image of the planet neptune, courtesy of the james webb space telescope nasa released this one, showing what it reports is the clearest look at the planet's rings in more than 30 years that's when voyager 2 did a fly-by it was 1989. it shows several of the moons and the white spots are methane ice clouds neptune typically looks blue to us, but t

for the news, i'm vicky nguyen >> well, we're here now. chicken in ny nyquil that's a real message out today from the fda it seems there is another of those tiktok challenges. cook chicken in cough syrup, then eat it. no the fda warns when you cook the syrup, it condenses the medicine, and the boiling releases videotapers with concentrated levels of medicine that you can breathe in and harm your lungs in a statement, the fda wrote in part the challenge sounds silly and unappetize, and it is. but it also can be very unsafe put simply, somebody could take a dangerous amount cough and cold medicine without realizing it do not take the tiktok challenge. >>> is your dog a big barker like can't shut it up for long periods of time? well, if you live in atlanta, your noisily four-legged friend could cost you cash. the city council now says a $150 fine is in order for a dog owner who's pup is caught barking for longer than ten minutes without a 20-second break between barks. very specific. the city's nuisance animal ordinance used to apply to pet n

chris nguyen, cnn, santa monica, california. >>> let's bring in meteorologist gene norman. nearly 50 million people under watch? are you seeing any relief? >> reporter: unfortunately, no. another example of the fingerprint of climate change. a warmer atmosphere and dealing with some flooding due to that warmer atmosphere. want to focus in on salt lake city because for the first four days of this month, they've gone over 100. they've never done that before in the month of september. sunday's record of 102 beats the previous record set just two years ago. yes, these heat advisories and excessive heat warnings will continue for the next couple of days. in fact, wednesday and thursday could be the hottest days, the hottest stretch this longest heat wave. everybody in the triple digits, salt lake city, death valley, vegas, bakersfield, sacramento, california, it will be dangerously hot. in the east, the opposite problem. a train of moisture coming up from the gulf of mexico allowing for heavy rain to develop. flood watch continues across the central part of the ohio river valley

everything from netflix to health insurance when's the right time to cut the cord here's nbc's vicky nguyen with the pandemic and record inflation "adulting" has taken on a whole new meaning for today's 20 somethings putting parents on the front line in these tough economic times some are looking for ways to protect their adult children from longer with everything from family cell phone plans to keeping young adults on plans they're did it >> according to a recent survey, nearly 1/3 of young adults moved back home during the pandemic. 2/3 still remain with their parents and more than half say they moved back out of necessity. the cost of living still daunting apartment rent pricing and it makes it above $2,000 a month. between inflation and student loan debt and you did? part of me felt like i wasn't on a bright track, i wasn't where i was thinking i would be when i was younger. >> she's grateful for her parents who realize it's a different world now than when they were in their 20s, i'm not just solving, sitting here not doing anything i'm trying to move back out. it's a matter of time and

cbs' jeff nguyen is in los angeles tonight and leads off our coverage.eff, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, jericka. extreme heat is punishing the west for the fifth straight day. and californians are being asked gr of a utal heavet arin t leasnd of uge where thhes g to b but now it's just kind of a wild card. >> reporter: fueled by extreme heat and drought, the cedar creek fire in oregon is just one of the 85 wildfires burning in the u.s. more than 12,000 fire personnel are on the front lines. in northern california, the mill fire has expanded to more than 4,000 acres and destroyed 100 structures. >> fire over there, fire over there. >> reporter: california is in the fifth day of record-breaking heat. power grids are stressed. cities like glendale are preparing for rolling blackouts. that's where laundromat owner ross weston is bracing for the worst. >> we don't make money if we don't have power. >> reporter: in death valley, one of the hottest spots on the planet, weather extremes. last month this desert was hit by historic flash floodin

. >> these two american, alexander and andy nguyen stepped off a plane in ausaudi arabia.e of these pows but also five british scitizens a swedish and moorocc citizen. saudi arabia with working with the u.s. behind the scenes. according to what we know according to a spokesperson for the families, the families didn't know ahead of time. great bit of news for the families. these men alexander john and andy nguyen had gone missing fighting in ukraine in early june. they had been in contact with their families when suddenly that contact seized. their families feared they had been captured and that was confirmed by administration and it was the effort of behind the scenes of getting to this point. now, a couple months later, we see them step off -- a spokesperson for the family say they are in u.s. custody and they will go through medical checks and a debriefing and will be on their way home after months of russian custody. >> is there anything to read into this release as far as it concerns other americans detained in russia? >> there are couple things we can say. first, it's

chris nguyen joining me from pasadena north of los angeles. chris, what are people doing to cope with this intense heat? >> reporter: hey, jessica, most people are staying inside if they can. it's almost 5:15 here in pasadena and the temperature close to 100. state officials issuing that flex alert asking people to conserve energy between now and 9:00 p.m. all with the hope of reducing stress on the power grid. across the west, the scorching heat is showing no signs of cooling off this holiday i can woo end. >> our a.c. at home can only do so much when we're in these triple digits. >> reporter: in glendale, california residents are seeking refuge at the galleria shopping mall taking advantage of the free air conditioning. >> getting out to the mall and just getting out of the house to get some sort of cool release is nice. >> reporter: california is in the midst of the longest heat wave of the year, a major concern especially in large cities like los angeles where dark pavement and buildings can absorb heat bringing little relief overnight. sk

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and thank you for being here, representative nguyen. this is frightening. 37,000 voters challenged.kemp did something quite similar, challenging more than 30,000 voters to sneak to victory as governor. is this the same playbook or something different? >> thanks for having me on, joy, and you bring up a really good point. this is not new in the state of georgia, the attempts to influence the rules on who can show up and who can't show up to an election, and so we now, under secretary of state kemp and secretary of state raffensperger, hundreds of thousands of voters have been purged off of our voter roles and in many cases, erroneously, and we also know it impacts black voters at a greater rate than any other voter, and if you remember, in 2021, right before the two u.s. senate runoffs, another trump allied group, true the vote, came in and challenged the eligibility of 37,400,000 voters. republicans responded by passing a senate bill that enables anybody to en masse, systemically challenge hundreds of thousands of voters all across georgia, going to our local election boards, and pu

chris nguyen, cnn, los angeles. >>> all right, let's bring in cnn meteorologist derek van dam. derek, i imagine the heat wave is breaking all kinds of records. >> it is. it is setting all time records for the month of september as well, which is saying something and puts it in the context of how extraordinary this heat wave is. here is a few samples of what we had just in the past 24 hours. look at salt lake city, 103. previous record, 98 grdegrees. the thing that is interesting about salt lake city, we broke the september record, all time record high temperature just yesterday. but it was previously set the day before at 102 degrees. you can tell this is a long-standing heat wave and people are contending with temperatures they haven't seen in a long time. we have the potential to experience over 155 record high temperatures from today, right through thursday of this week. that's why the national weather service has hoisted these ongoing heat alerts and they include many of the metropolitans from san francisco to los angeles. heat advisories, heat -- extreme heat warnings in p

what are you doing we'll turn to vicky nguyen on the tip triangle these folks don't have time to go to post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> to tip or not to tip it used to be easy eat at restaurant, tip your server stay in a hotel? something for the housekeeper. get a haircut? as touchscreen with tip slide the barber a little extra. but as the touchscreen where the tip option grows and grows the gig economy can get you anything you want delivered for a price, you might wonder, has tipping gone too far nbc's vicky nguyen on who to tip and how much >> reporter: from dine-in restaurants to independent coffee shops and even the vet's office, the pressure to tip has reached a tipping point. >> i'm sorry to say this, but tipping culture has gotten out of control >> reporter: patrons often feel guilted into adding a few bucks to the tab as more places turn to the tablets with preset tipping options. >> i will be ordering from a kiosk, a

reporter jeannie nguyen has more. >> more than 2 years ago, detectives with the fbi and shasta countyriff's office. that was sherri and keith papini. he's >> and that's why he makes >> this all stems from when sherry claims she was kidnapped in reading by 2 hispanic women in 2016 later found along interstate 5 in yolo county injured. but in this interrogation video, it's all about to become clear that none of that was true. >> we >> sherry's husband, keith, also in the room with her as detectives started poking holes in her story. they started with the injuries on her body when she was found linking the dna to her ex-boyfriend, the man she ran off with during the time she was missing. the reason why the brand? >> it's because he went to the store, bought the brand new. the reason why because my that they tell sherry they know all of this because her ex passed a lie detector test. >> but she wasn't by get there is no way it's >> it is. the unit that it investigators remain patient but warned her to tell you music you won't have to timelines. >> eventually admits she wasn't faithful to

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here's senior consumer investigative correspondent, vicky nguyen with a look at how this works. >> reporterdoing well in the bay area. listen, this morning's story is a really interesting one looking at one of the stop-gap measures being used to fulfill a need in health care. as you know, there's a nationwide nursing shortage. a lot of health care professionals left the industry completely after the stress of the past two years. this morning we're looking at a service called shift med. it is an app connecting certified nursing assistants, registered nursing, all sorts of caregivers with facilities that need them. it is a game changer in a lot of ways because it gives people the flexibility that they want to work on demand, when they want to work and where they want to work. one mom said this has changed her life giving her the opportunity to work in a profession she wants to work but on the terms she wants to work. >> i can work 16 hours on sunday, 18 hours on monday and then i'm done. >> how does this technology help with the crisis? >> it's one tool that nurses have. nurses more than ever

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and this morning's focus is on the state of teaching. >> this is so good vicky nguyen sat down with a have been following the state of teaching since schools shutdown at the start of the pandemic teachers were tested like never before over the last two years so at the start of this year we gathered a group of educators to talk about the struggles and their triumphs what they want everyone to know about the work they're doing we rarely see as more than 3 million teachers start school nationwide, the subject matter extends far beyond classroom walls from book bans to protests over how to keep schools safe and this year's biggest challenge so far, a massive teacher and school staff shortage, the nation's largest teacher's union estimates 240,000 vacancies across the u.s in florida schools are recruiting veterans to teach earning their certifications as they go. in arizona, students earning a bachelor's degree in education can start teaching before graduating. >> it seems like every district is putting a band-aid over a bullet wound. >> we sat down with teachers from new york and new jers

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em nguyen has more now.joe biden in a rare primetime address attacking former president donald trump by name:. joe: donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism. maga republicans do not respect the constitution. they do not believe in the rule of law. em: the president condemning the deadly january 6 attack on the capital while urging voters to step up in november. joe: he cannot allow violence to be normalized in this country. it is wrong. em: joe shifting his tone to uplifting, highlighting his ministration' accomplishments. joe: i have never been more optimistic. em: his remarks just days after he accused republicans of embracing semi fascism. kevin mccarthy now demanding biden apologized for his comments. mccarthy in a counter speech ahead of biden's address. >> the biden administration has been doing everything in his power to crush america's soul. em: with less than 10 weeks until the midterm elections, joe's approval rating has risen nine points and now stands at 40%, according to a ne

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cbs's jeff nguyen is in los angeles tonight and leads off our coverage. jeff, good evening. >> reporter: and good evening to you, jericka. extreme heat is punishing the west for the fifth straight day and californians are being asked to conserve and to brace for blackouts. packed beaches, strained power grids, and a rush to get people and pets out of triple-digit temperatures. big parts of the west are in the grip of a brutal heat wave. >> we used to be able to at least kind of gauge where the weather was going to be but now it's just kind of a wild card. >> reporter: fueled by extreme heat and drought, the cedar creek fire in oregon is just one of the 85 wildfires burning in the u.s. more than 12,000 fire personnel are on the front line. in northern california the mill fire has expanded to more than 4,000 acres and destroyed 100 structures. >> fire over there. fire over there. >> reporter: california is in the fifth day of record-breaking heat. power grids are stressed and cities like glendale are preparing for rolling blackouts. that's where laundromat

kang nok nguyen. petty officer second class michael a.noeth, united states navy. barbara k. olson.ben s.ornado. diana b.padro. lieutenant jonas n. panik, united states navy reserve. major clifford l. patterson jr., united states army. robert penninger. robert l.ploge, iii and his wife, sandra f.ploger. lieutenant darren h.pantal, united states navy reserve. scott powell. captain jack d. punches, united states navy, retired. petty officer first class joseph j.piseer jr., united states navy. lisa j. rains. deborah a.ramsur. rhonda sue rasmusen. petty officer first class marsha d.ratchford, united states navy. martha m.resky. todd h. reuben. is a celia e. lawson richard. edward v.rowanhorst. judy rolett. sergeant major robert e. russell, united states army, retired. chief warrant officer william r. ruth, united states army reserve. charles e.saban sr. marjorie c.salamone. john p.sanmartino. colonel david m. scales, united states army. commander robert a.schlagle, united states navy. janice m. scott. lieutenant colonel michael l. sell, united states army, retired. mary a.h.serva. comma

candice nguyen joins us with the breaking details. what do we know? >> the coroner's office confirms with me constantine passed away yesterday. he was 94 years old. although he did not want to elaborate, his son believes what happened to his father is similar what happened to atria park of san mateo. although quiet outside atria park walnut creek, an internal investigation is under way after 94-year-old resident constantine ingested a substance at the facility last week. the investigative unit was alerted to the case after covering the recent death of another atria park resident in san mateo over the weekend. in the san mateo case, the senior living facility said staff accidentally gave 93-year-old trudy maxwell cleaning fluid to drink because they believed it was fruit juice. two other residents there also drank the fluid and were hospitalized. in response to our questions about the walnut creek death, facility officials issued a statement saying on august 23rd, just four days before the san mateo incident, a resident appeared to suffer a negative re

em nguyen has more now.m joe biden in a rare primetime address attacking former president donald trump by name:. joe: donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism. maga republicans do not respect the constitution. they do not believe in the rule of law. em: the president condemning the deadly january 6 attack on the capital while urging voters to step up in november. joe: he cannot allow violence to be normalized in this country. it is wrong. em: joe shifting his tone to uplifting, highlighting his ministration' accomplishments. joe: i have never been more optimistic. em: his remarks just days after he accused republicans of embracing semi fascism. kevin mccarthy now demanding biden apologized for his comments. mccarthy in a counter speech ahead of biden's address. >> the biden administration has been doing everything in his power to crush america's soul. em: with less than 10 weeks until the midterm elections, joe's approval rating has risen nine points and now stands at 40%, according to a

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member nguyen? >> aye. >> member nguyen is aye. member soo? >> aye. >> member soo is aye. president wetchter? >> aye. >> president wetchter is aye. >> item nine is future agenda items and scheduling regular meetings and we have addressed scheduling regular meetings of future agenda items. i didn't realize you were going to be here and that's why i made the request earlier. >> [mic is off] >> i was going to quickly review what has been sitting kind of on our back-burner so-to-speak now and i have made, i have redrafted the mission statement to clean it up a little bit and maybe we could send it to city attorney clarke so we don't do (indiscernible) things if that's okay with you. >> i'm happy to look at it. so you want me to look at it for purposes of making sure it's consistent with your charter, duties and et cetera. >> yeah. i draft a mathematician and the elegant proof is the most -- i like to keep it direct and that's why i cleaned up the mission statement. my colleagues are going to work on the mission statement and that's why if we could add here to particularly dead

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is a dubious cure for covid, or showing that he doesn't understand climate concerns, senator chris nguyencommon with donald trump, that excess was generous donations as well. more on that, next. what kind of preparation -- talking to you. you told me i got to put -- this country boy, i'm not as smart. and he's a preacher, he's a smart man, wears these nice suits. so, he's going to show up and embarrass me at the debate, i told him -- i show up and do my best. >> as i say here before in election cycle before -- the tv doctors and herschel walker -- herschel walker may be among the most unqualified, if not the most unqualified candidate running to serve, not only because he seems incapable of answering just the most basic policy questions, but because he appears to lie almost instinctual in a way we have not seen since donald trump. walker lies about little things like his academic background or the number of children he has. the similarities to trump don't end there -- about to go, if the ex-president -- the foundation, where he raised millions of dollars for veteran charities, and then wh

board member nguyen. >> present. >> board member nguyen is present. board member palmer is also out of the country and will be joining remotely and just watching. board member soo. >> board member soo is present. board member wechter. >> present. >> board member wechter is prenlt. we have a quorum. also with us a kepy city attorney jana clark, sheriff office paul miyamoto. executive director paul henderson and chief (inaudible) we welcome guests. the floor is open to provide a 2 minute introduction starting with board member afuhaamango. >> hi, everyone. my name is ovava. i am a community member. i was born and raised in san francisco. just i think that's the short end of it. thank you. >> seat number 2, board member jason wechter. >> good evening. i'm jason wechter. this is a osuspicious day for me to be here. it was exactly 39 years ago today on august 22, 1983 that i and the other first staff members of the office of citizen complaints reported for work and that began what has been a very long and deep career and commitment to civilian oversight. i

vicky nguyen is sitting down with teachers on the east coast. in some cases two simple words they say can go a long way. >> a simple thank you and just showing gratitude that we're educating your children is all we need. >> whether it's the global pandemic, the gun violence pandemic, feeling under attack. >> what people don't realize, this is our dream job. the fact that people are leaving their dream job because it's become so unbearable should be concerning everybody. >> the full story is coming up on the "today" show at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." >>> 6:36 right now. if you're planning to drive down to southern california any time soon, i want you to beware, parts of interstate 5 are closed due to an exploding wildfire. it's already burned nearly 5,000 acres since noon yesterday. all southbound lanes are now closed near castaic on the grapevine. about 200 homes are under mandatory evacuation orders. not only that, but eight firefighters have been sent to the hospital with heat-related injuries from the weather and, of course, the fla

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chris nguyen, cnn, los angeles. >>> wildfires in northern california have burned through more than 9,000cres. in the town of weed, the mill fire has consumed more than 4,000 acres and it's only 25% contained. the nearby mountain fire is currently burning almost 5,000 acres, 5% contained. streets have been littered with the charred remains of cars or cinderblocks where houses stood. fire strike teams are ready across the state to respond when necessary. >>> cnn's meteorologist derek van dam, as we're seeing that heat is helping to fuel new wildfires. what can you tell us? >> first of all, that imagery you saw there just a moment ago, incredible to see. it really is a product of the heat that is baking the western u.s. right now you're looking at visible satellite imagery. through the daylight yesterday, some of the smoke from the mill fire erupting into the upper levels of the atmosphere, degrading the quality of the air, northern california and neighboring states, as smoke from the wildfires drifts north and northeast. here's the latest. 5% containment with that mountain fire. the mill f