she only knew oscar the way everybody knew oscar.electrifying blade runner in the olympic games. and then, coincidence, four months later, the car dealer from oscar order that mclaren showed him a picture of her. suggested he might want to take you to the sports the words. it was like they were made for each other. both, disciplined, hardworking, will lead, hoping to put their fame to use. in the betterment of others. oscar, victims, and re-victims of domestic violence. >> did you meet? oscar >> i didn't. >> she -- >> and like a gentleman, lauren accepted his role as his her acts. and as an ex-boyfriend, he would occasionally meet reba at a cafÉ to talk about her all times. one of those encounters, though, for ever be replaying in his mind. >> why did she tell you she was up? two >> she told me how she loved him. she was happy. >> perfectly innocent, said lauren, but did oscar think so? bachelor had seen, he said, how jealous oscar could be about his former girlfriend samantha. he told his friend believe oscar now felt the same way a

celebratory about the oscars. mea culpa hand—up from hollywood, ithink is very welcome. but they have to be very - careful that they don't consign the oscars to a bit of history, putting it in a museum. - it sort of says, "well, - this is what we used to do," and that concerns me. it's still a living, _ breathing organism that can look forward and change. and putting it in a museum| and saying, "we made a lot of mistakes," does consign it to the bin _ nearly 25 years after titanic won 11 oscars, one of only three movies in oscar history to do so, the academy awards' biggest challenge seems to be their relevance. few modern movies rival titanic or lord of the rings: return of the king in being huge crowd pleasers as well as oscar winners. tv viewing figures of the ceremony in 2021 were at a record low atjust under ten million in the usa. but audiences are watching on social media. this viral photo from 2014 got two million likes and two million retweets. i don't think there's less of an impact of the oscars on our

celebratory about the oscars.. - and mayor called the hand up from hollywood, - i think is very welcome. but they have to be very - careful that they don't consign the oscars to a bit of history, putting it in a museum. - it sort of says, well, - this is what we used to do and that concerns me. it's still a living, _ breathing organism that can look forward and change. and putting it in a museum and saying we made a lot l of mistakes does - consign it to the big. nearly 25 years after titanic won 11 oscars, one of only three movies in oscar history to do so, the academy awards biggest challenge seems to be their relevance. few modern movies rival titanic or lord of the rings, return of the king in being huge crowd pleasers as well as oscar winners. tv viewing figures of the ceremony in 2021 were at a record low atjust under ten million in the usa. but audiences are watching on social media. this viral photo from 2014 got two million likes and two million tweets. i don't think there's less of an impact of the oscar

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jackie was also oscar nominated for its portrayal of jackie kennedy.ut me. the card counter, directed by paul schrader, the writer of raging bull and taxi driver is the story of a gambler and former soldier haunted by experiences in iraq. its leading actor, oscar isaac, is being tipped for awards nominations. as venice has launched best picture winners in the shape of water to nomad land, the festival director says that he would have turned down this year's invitation to attend. lucky because we are at the opening of the new season, and everybody is willing to come back, to start again promoting them, to travel abroad, to make the promotion, so, it was not difficult to convince everybody to come to the festival. but celebration of cinema rather than the hope of reward is still a driving force. mona lisa and the blood moon, which is in the competition, is directed by and iranian—american director and stars kate hudson as a stripper who befriends a girl with super powers. at the end of the day we do it because when you sit there and it all sort of comes

to want to have a with oscar?— with oscar? hello, oscar, good morning- _ with oscar?why i got it i knew... i— get that for? because i don't know why i got it i knew... i stood - get that for? because i don't know why i got it i knew... i stood up i why i got it i knew... i stood up and _ why i got it i knew... i stood up and she — why i got it i knew... i stood up and she said, oscar. he why i got it i knew... i stood up and she said, oscar.— why i got it i knew... i stood up and she said, oscar. he has followed his tolden and she said, oscar. he has followed his golden rules _ and she said, oscar. he has followed his golden rules and _ and she said, oscar. he has followed his golden rules and all— and she said, oscar. he has followed his golden rules and all of— and she said, oscar. he has followed his golden rules and all of his - his golden rules and all of his instructions, _ his golden rules and all of his instructions, it— his golden rules and all of his instructions, it says. - his golden rules and all of his instructions, it says.- his golden rules and all of

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oscar: me siento mal, mal, mal, mal... tengo covid, no puedo respirar bien... rico. la travesÍa ilÍcita se hace en embarcaciones, las personas pagan mÁs de 1000 $ por este peligroso viaje. ademÁs, peligran mÁs de 100.000 tarjetas de residencia debido a los retrasos por la pandemia, pero el gobierno federal amplÍa la varias de las greencard. seguimos con mÁs informaciÓn. sigue siendo incierto cuÁndo va a acabar la pandemia, son muchos los trabajadores esenciales que estÁn dedicando su tiempo a ayudar a los mÁs afectados, me refiero a un grupo de hÉroes que la historia va a honrar por su dedicaciÓn. romina nos amplÍa desde los Ángeles. romina: ha sido 18 largos meses para mÉdicos, enfermeras y personal de emergencia trabajando durante la pandemia. >> no sÉ de dÓnde he sacado fuerza para trabajar tantos dÍas. romina: este doctor ha salvado cientos de vidas, imÁgenes como estas demuestran el amor con el que desarrolla su profesiÓn. >> creo que esto me ha hecho mejor persona y me ha ayudado a ayudar a mucha gente. romina: en medio de los cierres por la pandemia, mil

and today we are highlighting boxing legend oscar de la hoya. in the rain. but the champs killer instinct said transformed him into a savvy business entrepreneur. sam rubin has the story. >> a fighter. he is known all around the world. but oscar de la hoya would be the first to tell you it all started here in east los angeles. >> with you. >> going to the rain. you have the american flag death and next. yeah. are both flags court. my harris's, my father and my mother, they came over to this country. for a better life. at a young age space station themselves in east l a, you know, i was born here. i'm very proud of it. i was always a very, very proud american because there's no country better than the u.s.. that's for sure. but i'm just i'm just very proud of my i will be anywhere in the world. and anybody can ask me, where are you from. i would always say from east l a. >> the kid from east la and that kid from east la has gone on to do some pretty big things. 10 will times. yes. what is that? >> it that means a lot of sacrifice. a look with gol

oscar's mother was a factory worker, his dad a handyman and for this ecuadoran american, the journey you felt prejudice here >> absolutely. >> reporter: that's why last year oscar launched his own local radio show, called first gen americans. >> you should be speaking english. >> reporter: after a woman was caught on video yelling at immigrants do you consider this home >> i do, for the most part. >> reporter: for the most part. why not completely >> because as we try so hard to fit in, we do an amazing job sticking out. >> reporter: for years, oscar has gotten his hair cut at a barbershop owned by rafael almonte from the dominican republic rafael from the dominican re new hampshire isn't the only state luring latinos because of jobs and affordable housing. north dakota has seen a 148% jump. south dakota 75% vermont, louisiana and tennessee are not far behind. >> we come to this culture with a dream and after a while, you feel like you're part of this united states. >> reporter: in 2010, new hampshire was 94% white. ten years later, that's dropped to 88%. how has nashua changed over

nancy: thank you very much, oscar. week of diplomacy is coming to an end with the first in-person meeting of the group known as the quad. it features mr. biden, india's prime minister at the japanese and australian leaders. they discussed security and it is seen as part of it to commit to giving effort to counter china's growing influence in the end of pacific region. -- indo-pacific region. the u.k. government is hearing calls -- lori drivers will cause further delays to degrees of food, good and petrol. ministers are changing feasible to bring in drivers from the eu or using soldiers to drive fuel tankers. katie alston tells us more. katie: the governmental people not to panic buying, but it did not stop these drivers. >> this is the third petrol station we have seen ques at. we have to get petrol. we are not panic buying. katie: they are waiting to hear when his neck supplies would arrive. >> they are saying we hope you get it but we cannot guarantee it. we are just not sure until we get in about two days time wheth

oscar lafitte, this little v i. yeah. in district will be on the hawks that does any of the above 1st electron cheek. and they'll send you a van kit you i love for you to do me a hockey, mickey, he's going to have a math and a $200.00 hope. ship oscars to juliet? when june, a 1st travel to 10 year in northern morocco, he embraced it completely. and it was there. he met another writer, the moroccan novelist mohammed, sugary. the 2 men had much in common. they both had very difficult childhood. janae was gay and it also been in jail. they lived on the margins of society in the shadows. but their friendship and literary partnership lasted for decades. and during that time, both became well known right to come to healthy tunzia. minima can miss you may need to still be good to anybody or done it went home to mr. william smith in georgia in a ball soon. i just need to hook him how to clean. i called him cuz he rekey vamps journey. police need like gulf mcafee dodgy. if it's him how much of the volume you don't it's a clause. h

oscar: estamos aquÍ en el hospital, memorial, me siento mal, mal. tengo covid.seguridad y salto a la cancha del estadio olÍmpico de caracas para abrazar a su Ídolo leonel messi. el pequeÑo corriÓ con su camiseta muy actualizado del parÍs saint—germain, al terminar el partido entre argentina y venezuela rumbo a la copa del mundo. messi dio muestras de su gran corazÓn y lo recibiÓ con los brazos abiertos y lo abrazÓ por unos segundos. ahÍ estÁ emocionado el pequeÑo jason. pues nos vamos a conectar con ellos, con jason. aylÉn: ¡quÉ alegrÍa que nos acompaÑan esta tarde en "ediciÓn digital"! jason, estamos todos muy felices por ti, contigo. cuÉntame quÉ se sintiÓ estar ahÍ con messi y poderlo abrazar. ¿te dijo algo? jason: sÍ. borja: me gustarÍa preguntarte... ¿quÉ piensa 3) yeison, ?en que momento se te ocurrio saltar a la cancha para abrazar a messi? 4) yeison, ?que ¿ que piensas del fichaje? jason: en el barcelona. aylÉn: ¿ya estabas acostumbrado? jason: sÍ. aylÉn: pero igual y tÚ lo apoyas donde sea. ya te vi mÁs con la camiseta nueva. ¿cuÁl es tu sueÑo? ¿te gust

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and today we highlight boxing legend oscar de la hoya. that's right.instincts have also transformed him into a business savvy entrepreneur. sam rubin has the story. >> a fighter. he is known all around the world. but oscar de la hoya would be the first to tell you it all started here in east los angeles. >> with you. >> going to the rain. we have the american death and next. yeah. are both flags court. my harris's, my father and my mother, they came over to this country. for a better life. at a young age space station themselves in east l a you know, i was born here. i'm very proud of it. i was always a very, very proud american because there's no country better than the u.s.. that's for sure. but i'm just i'm just very proud of my i will be anywhere in the world. and anybody can ask me, where are you from. i would always say from east l a. >> the kid from east la and that kid from east la has gone on to do some pretty big things. 10 world titles. yes. what is that? >> it that means a lot of sacrifice. a little gold medal win. and the gold medal winner

- aunque ellos tengan malas intenciones, no se te olvide que oscar es el esposo de jimena, ¡y yo estoyrme en este cuarto sin oscar junto a mí, me sentí muy mal. - para los dos males hay solución. jimena, divórciate, y norma, sigue con fernando. - ¡no, mamá!

coda got that one right, casting three deaf actors, including marlee matlin, an oscar winner for 1986re's more to it than just casting. portraying deaf people well also means highlighting the ways in which they're no different than hearing people. often they fall into two categories. it �*s an object of pity, being deaf is an object of pity. or... "oh, my gosh, how noble. they've overcome the odds and, you know, they're a shining light in this dark time". those are two narratives and they're very two—dimensional. there's no depth. there's no background, there's no real story. it's just very superficial. and deaf people are like everybody else. lately it feels like hollywood is starting to listen. lauren ridloff, a deaf actor who won a tony for the 2018 broadway revival of children of a lesser god, will soon star as a marvel superhero in eternals. sound of metal, a harrowing drama about a man who loses his hearing and becomes immersed in a deaf community, won two oscars earlier this year. coda offers a different but savvy strategy towards progress, inserting a raw and authentic portray

coming up, we're taking a look at how oscar de la hoya.t from a hall of fame boxing career to a successful businessman. >> kron 4 is celebrating hispanic heritage month. and today we highlight boxing legend oscar de la hoya. he is known for his skills in the ring. but the champs killer instincts have transformed him into a business savvy entrepreneur. sam rubin has the story. >> a fighter. he is known all around the world. but oscar de la hoya would be the first to tell you it all started here in east los angeles. >> with you. >> going to the rain. you have the american flag death and next. yeah. are both flags court. my harris's, my father and my mother, they came over to this country. for a better life. at a young age space station themselves in east l a, you know, i was born here. i'm very proud of it. i was always a very, very proud american because there's no country better than the u.s.. that's for sure. but i'm just i'm just very proud of my i will be anywhere in the world. and anybody can ask me, where are you from. i would always

coda got that one right, casting three deaf actors, including marlee matlin, an oscar winner for 1986an just casting. portraying deaf people well also means highlighting the ways in which they're no different than hearing people. often they fall into two categories. it's an object of pity — being deaf is an object of pity. or... "oh, my gosh, how noble. "they've overcome the odds and, you know, "they're a shining light in this dark time". those are two narratives and they're very two—dimensional. there's no depth. there's no background, there's no real story. it's just very superficial. and deaf people are like everybody else. lately it feels like hollywood is starting to listen. lauren ridloff, a deaf actor who won a tony for the 2018 broadway revival of children of a lesser god, will soon star as a marvel superhero in eternals. sound of metal, a harrowing drama about a man who loses his hearing and becomes immersed in a deaf community, won two oscars earlier this year. coda offers a different but savvy strategy towards progress, inserting a raw and authentic portrayal of disability

. >> reporter: oscar is one of more than 59,000 latinos who live in the state.cade, its total population grew by less than 5%. while the hispanic population skyrocketed, 62%. oscar's mother was a factory worker, his dad a handyman, and for this ecuadorian american, the journey has been a struggle. >> have you felt prejudice here? >> absolutely. >> that's why last year, oscar launched his own local radio show called first gen americans after a woman was caught on video yelling at immigrants. >> do you consider this home? >> i do. for the most part. >> for the most part. >> why not completely? >> because as we try so hard to fit in, we're doing an amazing job sticking out. >> for years, oscar has gotten his haircut at a barbershop owned by raphael almanti from the dominican republic. >> new hampshire isn't the only state luring latinos because of jobs and affordable housing. north dakota has seen a 148% jump. south dakota, 75%. vermont, louisiana, and tennessee, are not far behind. >> we come to this culture with a dream, and after a while, you feel like you are p

>> yeah that's my first. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: with oscar isaac.ing to be this way, that way. i'm going to tell you right now, paul, y'all not paying me enough money to take my bra off. when i have sex for the first time with any guy, i keep my bra on, so we're going to keep our bra on. [ applause ] >> jimmy: is that true? >> yeah, that's true, ask common. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i will ask him. but he's only got experience with himself. how many times, like when does the bra come off? >> the bra -- why do you need -- you a married man. [ laughter ] you a married man. and i like your wife. >> jimmy: she would ask you -- >> the third time, the third time. >> jimmy: the third time, okay. that's the charm, the third time. so bra on. still a sex scene. kissing, making out, the whole thing. how does that go? >> it goes pretty good. so -- [ laughter ] there was no climax, guys. [ laughter ] it's like regular sex. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i want to ask common about that too. [ laughter ] >> please ask. ask him, make a challenge! [ laughter and app

jon batiste oscar. jon, i mean, congratulations. ( applause ) yeah.t did you say down here. toilet paper hording. amazing. fighting over pokey moncards, and jon batiste oscar. what would you like. a hand up. no rapper ever is like put your hands up. literally, yes, hello. >> post-trump america. >> the post-trump america. yeah. ( applause ) i mean, they let me in, so that's a good start. and balcony, i don't want to let you guys be missed out. what would you like to rap about. weird baby names would have been enough, but you added "on mars," and took it out of this world quite literally. this, lovely people, is a freestyle rap. that is a rap made up entirely on the spot. you guys ready? yeah. if we can drop that beat good sir fighting over pokeman cards at target, jon batiste oscar, weird baby names on mars, and toil paper hording. let's do this. i'm excited. yes! ♪ ♪ ♪ reward and no hording i leave on the shelf never taking the t.p.and keep to myself. i know about 13 months ago, people so worried how the pandemic go. like ono. i got to make sure i hid

to "the late show," everybody. ( cheers and applause ) ladies and gentlemen, my first guest is an oscar game." please welcome back to "the late show," jessica chastain ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: hey. >> that's nice. there are people in here! >> stephen: isn't that nice? yeah. >> oh! >> stephen: yeah, it was pretty sad when there were no people in here. well, you've been in front of a few people recently-- venice film festival. >> yeah, but not really in front of people. >> stephen: just the red carpet, i suppose. >> yeah, red carpet, and also sitting in the audience. >> stephen: right. >> among everyone. >> stephen: well, the premiere was here in new york last night, "the eyes of tammy faye." how did it go? did you have a good time? >> oh, my gosh, i had the best time ever. there was a hot-pink carpet, and drag queens and steve peters who is in our film. tammy faye did an interview with him in 1985. she brought him on her show. he's an openly gay minister who has aids so he was there lastni that, but remind people who tammy faye was. even people who may remember jim and tammy, may n

unexpected fight. >> from his hospital bed at white memorial oscar de la hoya wanted to have his fans. hear the news directly from him. >> what are the chances? covid care of myself it >> really, really good. >> he posted that message along with a separate one in spanish on both his twitter and instagram accounts in the spanish version. he talked about how bad he felt and how it was hard for him to breeze, which is a very far cry from the oscar we saw just a week ago ktla interviewed la golden boy on august 24th and de la hoya told us how good he felt about his comeback fight. >> i feel amazing. i feel i feel i feel i feel incredibly. >> just ready and then shape and my speed is crazy. there. >> my power you never lose. but there will be no punches thrown at oscar de la hoya next weekend, his comeback fight against mma fighter. victor bellfort isn't going to happen. the crossover event was going to be huge on pay per view and would have been the first time the 48 year-old was going to be back in the ring since he retired from professional boxing 13 years ago. but the show's promoters

. >> boxing legend oscar de la hoya. yeah. his course known for skills in the ring.ut the champs killer instincts of transformed him into a business savvy entrepreneur. sam rubin has his story. >> a fighter. he is known all around the world. but oscar de la hoya would be the first to tell you it all started here in east los angeles. >> with you. >> going to the rate. you have the american death and next. yeah. are both flags court. my harris's, my father and my mother, they came over to this country. for a better life. at a young age space station themselves in east l a you know, i was born here. i'm very proud of it. i was always a very, very proud american because there's no country better than the u.s.. that's for sure. but i'm just i'm just very proud of my i will be anywhere in the world. and anybody can ask me, where are you from. i would always say from east l a. >> the kid from east la and that kid from east la has gone on to do some pretty big things. 10 world titles. yes. what is that? >> it that means a lot of sacrifice. a little gold medal win. and the go

his father, prince oscar, that an adult was the son of king oscar. the 2nd king of sweden and norway. ah, at school in stockholm focus showed himself to be practice rather than intellectual . a gifted linguist, he spoke fluent english, french, and german. it was a talent he would put to good use in later life. ah. in 1918. he graduated from the military academy of college, a skilled horseman. he rose to the rank of major india elite dragoon cavalry unit. ah, but not long after his marriage, he was forced to resign his commission on medical grounds. ah, shortly after, when the boots were absorbed into the swedish army, but an adult decided to rent the goon god and is units for my headquarters. i sell the millionaires daughter transforms this military office into a luxurious home fit for a prince. but in 1934 family life that dragoon garden was struck by tragedy couples. 3rd son, frederick died shortly after his birth. 2 years later, the eldest son, gustavo died. he was just 6 years old. ah, after the last 2 of his sons and adults decided to see, can y

and today we're highlighting a boxing legend oscar de la hoya. that's right.tincts have transformed him into a business savvy entrepreneur. now sam rubin has the story. >> a fighter. he is known all around the world. but oscar de la hoya would be the first to tell you it all started here in east los angeles. >> with you. >> going to the rain, the of the american find death and next. yeah. are both flags court. my harris's, my father and my mother, they came over to this country. for a better life. at a young age base station themselves in east l a you know, i was born here. i'm very proud of it. i was always a very, very proud american because there's no country better than the u.s.. that's for sure. but i'm just i'm just very proud of my i will be anywhere in the world. and anybody can ask me, where are you from. i would always say from east l a. >> the kid from east la and that kid from east la has gone on to do some pretty big things. 10 world titles. yes. what is that? >> it that means a lot of sacrifice. a little gold medal win. and the gold medal winner

the any oscar that years and eased their chance.ce. hayter won three months ago. now he was using his speed on the road, leading his team to post the fastest time. years ago, he climbed onto a bus stop to watch mark cavendish, never thinking that one day, he would hold onto the podium wearing the leader�*s jersey himself. drew savage, bbc news. he�*s been a mercedes protege since he was a teenager and filled in for world champion lewis hamilton for one race last year. for george russell, those dreams of racing alongside his idol are now a reality. russell will partner hamilton at mercedes next season, news he said he was �*absolutely buzzing�* about. lydia campbell has more. it's it�*s been the worst kept secret in formula i, but now it�*s official— george washable drive for mercedes next season. —— george russell. mercedes have wasted little time and for noting one of formula i�*s hottest process. russell describes today as special, and as quick to thank everyone who supported him in getting him to where he is today. but how wise h

two emmys, two oscar nominations. es. you have a tops baseball card. we got this on ebay. how much was this? it was 1.50. >> that's good. ka-ching. >> stephen: how did you get on a baseball card? what's the story? >> that was from when i threw a pitch out for the l.a. dodgers, and i was there and bryan wilson, the pitcher, with the -- >> stephen: the leader of the beach boys, bryan wilson? >> and a pitcher for the l.a. dodgers. >> stephen: mental, locked in his basement by his father? >> and a hell of a pitcher. ( laughter ) he was there and has a gigantic beard and keeps it crazy, crazy black like he's just dumped it into ink at all times. and when you're with him, because it's so jarring to look at, i think he's trying to psych people out, at least that's my thing. he's very stoic and didn't say a lot. but i've which once in a while, ben and i were standing there, and he said just so you know, however your pitch goes affects the entire game to have the season and especially for my family. i would wait for him to sto

oscar winning film maker michael moore is back with me now.ng back on that academy award moment now? as i mentioned it wasn't easy to call that out even in liberal hollywood. talk about that moment and how things have changed over the last two decades. >> first of all harrison ford was smiling but i'm convinced he was high. so just for the record. he doesn't mind me saying that. >> okay. >> it was the fifth night of the iraq war. they almost didn't have the ceremony. and i won. and i just couldn't ignore the fact that we were entering an illegal and immoral war. and, yes. i was booed -- many people were applauding -- martin scorsese and meryl streep and julianne moore and a few others, no relation, that were applauding. but it was very -- but listen. 29 democrats in the u.s. senate voted to give bush the war powers to invade iraq. the editor of the new yorker magazine wrote an editorial in favor or in support of the invasion as did the editorial pages of the "new york times," the judith miller who was writing all those stories on the front pag

grammy winner billie eilish shed her trademark baggy clothes for a plunging oscar de larenta gown.up in a gold cape and showed up in a gold body suit. kim kardashian dressed in black and their faces were covered in thick black fabric. there were more than 3,000 hand sown crystals. it was made to evoke a starry night sky. the gala raises money for the metropolitan museum of arts costume institute. >>> and the new could he host of cbs mornings nate burleson appeared on the late show with stephen colbert. burleson, a former nfl wide receiver was dressed in a suit with matching shorts. it did not take long for colbert to poke fun at burleson's outfit. he talked about some of the daredevil stunts he's done like bungee jumping and bobsledding. what's the craziest thing you've done with a camera pointed at him. >> i've done the parasailing and i've jumped off of tall water falls. i do want to jump out of a plane. >> with a parachute? >> with a parachute. of course. >> you can catch nate burleson on cbs mornings weekdays at 7 a.m. eastern time. >>> and coming up on cbs mornings, actor andr

> and make sure you tune in to e t tonight for highlights from the venice film festival, including oscarac and jessica chastain's steamy viral red carpet moment at oscar tells us all about it for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier and you can watch kevin, entertainment tonight right here on kron 4 at 7.30. that wrapped companies many rights can get a harrowing not like that. keep it here. a lot more news ahead on kron 4 news at 06:00pm in kenner here with that. all right. grant vicki, thank you both. coming up tonight at 6 o'clock a police officer shortage in the bay area. the oakland police union is now holding the city council responsible there because 5 to 10 officers are leaving that department each month. >> as crime in that city store and a sigh of relief for now, people in south lake tahoe are still. >> are now allowed to return home as firefighters gain containment on the counter fire. but they're still concerned with flames still concerned with flames still threatening thousands of your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pret