it was so fun. >> juliette and paulette, the x-factor for giants baseball. >> please. thank you.eaving this on. >>> a new report says actor nicolas cage will play legendary raiders coach john madden in a movie about his life. "madden the hall of famer" became even more impactful in the game of football during his years in the broadcasting booth. he became the name behind the widely popular sports video game madden nfl football. no word when that movie will come out. he also is beloved in pleasanton, his hometown and mine. >>> next, what was supposed to be a quick trip to space suddenly is set to last months on end, oops, details >>> a robotic fish could help us better understand the world's oceans. this is eve, the latest edition of a school of robotic fish designed to collect information from the environment. a group of swiss engineering students built the bot. they believe its ability to camouflage itself will keep other sea life relatively undisturbed. eve can swim up to two hours by itself and uses sonar to navigate. >>> think about this. imagine if you're traveling and all o

it was so fun. >> juliette and paulette, the x-factor for giants baseball. >> please. thank you.ving this on. >>> a new report says actor nicolas cage will play legendary raiders coach john madden in a movie about his life. "madden the hall of famer" became even more impactful in the game of football during his years in the broadcasting booth. he became the name behind the widely popular sports video game madden nfl football. no word when that movie will come out. he also is beloved in pleasanton, his hometown and mine. >>> next, what was supposed to be a quick trip to space suddenly is set to last months on end, oops, details ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra day to avoid an overdraft fee. nice to see a bank cutting people some slack. mistakes happen. and we give you time to correct them. so, you don't like gnomes huh? what about that one? tha

now champlin and paulette gaddard that the half wild orphan who becomes trump's love interest in this film as well as wife number three after the film is released dream together of one day about having a suburban lifestyle with the latest appliances in the kitchen a steak cooking on the grill a generous front yard and even fresh milk at the ready. or at least they dream of this future until a policeman comes by telling them to move along from their spots on the curb outside this lovely suburban home. the modern times ends up with the two of them walking off together to what they imagine will be a brighter more economically secure future that they make for themselves this by the way is one of the few times that the tramp ends up getting the girl at the end of the picture. well, this film certainly makes the argument that modern industrial labor is dehumanizing and potentially even soul-killing. you also have in this story a vision of a working class white couple dreaming a very conservative traditional future for themselves. as one of chaplain's sons michael chaplin chaplin by this you

well, aubrey's mother, paulette brown. there was also joined by other parents and loved ones who have sadly lost someone to gun violence. there were emotional statements today from several family members, and they all shared the same sense of urgency. >> i am praying for all the parents who have lost their kids to gun violence. this needs to stop. >> i just know my son, among many, have been killed, you know? and, it does. it has to stop. >> mayor london breed as well as police chief bill scott joining advocates and community members at today's rally. the mayor offered her support speaking to those who shared their stories of loss. also in san francisco tonight, the number of fatalities in terms of overdoses has declined, and health officials are cautiously optimistic. according to the health department, accidental overdose deaths are down for the second month now in a row. there were 39 last month. that's a 50% drop compared to july of 2023, when 79 people died. and last month's total is the lowest monthly number in the c

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that has not happened since 2020 when paulette made landfall as a category 2.re in the states, still dealing with the remnants of debby, where we have major river flooding in places like south carolina, and while ernesto doesn't look to have a direct hit on this country, the hurricane season is young. that doesn't peak out till the mid part of next month. tony? >> tony: we will keep that in mind. bill, thank you very much. we're going to turn now to uvalde, texas, where a trove of newly released videos, emails, and text messages provide still more terrible clarity into the botched response there to a school shooting that left 19 children dead along with two of their teachers. this new material follows a legal battle brought by news organizations including this one. and as you might expect, some of the new material is disturbing. here is cbs's omar villafranca. >> reporter: uvalde police body cam video, newly released over the weekend, shows the chaos and confusion... in response to the may 2022 robb elementary school shooting. the city released roughly 600 vide

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someone murdered paulette brown son in 2006. the case remains unsolved. brown stood before city leaders, police officers and families of other victims asking people to remember her son and so many others. >> a lot of people have not heard them. they hurt me, they haven't heard the other mothers , the pain they are still in. >> she vows to continue hosting this event every year until her son's case and so many others are solved. >>> police have a manhunt on their hands after someone robbed a postal worker at gunpoint near danville. the worker rob yesterday around 11:30 in the morning, a problem that continues to creep up. so far no description of the suspect or the vehicle they were in. >>> a fight over public safety dividing california democrats. the controversial theft initiative on the ballot this november. >>> we take a tour inside a local air base where firefighters hop onto planes to fight buyers when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy

paulette brown's son, 17 year old aubrey, was shot and killed near alamo square in 2006.now there's a $250,000 reward. family activists and city leaders all gathered at the shooting scene to honor his memory. his mother has worked tirelessly to keep his case and other cold cases in the public eye. >> don't let this day be the end of us mothers trying to seek justice for our for our childre. >> san francisco police chief bill scott was also there and says the department is focused on identifying people at risk for gun violence and interrupting the cycle. >> once we identify those people, we try to get them services through service providers that are not within the police department. but these are nonprofits. these are, you know, sbip, which is a city funded agency. and we try to interrupt, intervene, get services to people that are most at risk. >> mayor london breed says the city is investing in community outreach programs, as well as an opportunities for young people. she told ktvu that the city currently is seeing some of the lowest homicide rates in years. >> time now

a breeze mom, paulette brown has been an advocate for her son and the families of other murder victims in partnership with the sfpd. she's helped create a digital poster board of homicide victims report bulletins to be displayed in police stations, a reward for info leading to the arrest of the suspects involved in nebraska's murder would receive a reward of $250,000. happening today, hotel workers in san jose will vote on a possible strike. >> it comes months after unsuccessful negotiations with major hotel chains like hilton area and the hyatt hotel workers are asking for raises and protections for work associated with guest services contracts expired last month approved the union representing more than 600 the san jose hotel workers could call for a strike at any time. the vote starts at 04:30pm, today. the pair's suspects is behind bars for allegedly stealing products from the retail store. >> last weekend, it happen in concord. according to police, the suspects led officers on a brief chase before they were caught. they say one of the suspects is known for previous thefts. on your

paulette brown has been an advocate for her son and families of other murder victims in partnership with the san francisco police department. she helped create a digital poster board of homicide victims. so those reward bolton's could be displayed in the district station lobbies information leading to the arrest of suspects involved in nebraska's murder can lead to a $250,000 aboard. also, tragedy striking a san francisco rec and park department employee who was hiking at yosemite rec and parks saying 20 year-old that mullen died last thursday during a day off with co-workers. mullin was an assistant cook at camp mather and in his second summer, working for sf rec and park last month, another 20 year-old died at yosemite when they fell to their death. climbing to the top of half dome and sf rec and park releasing this statement in response to the tragedy. it reads in part that will be remembered as an upbeat, adventurous person who's can do attitude and willingness to help in deer him to both colleagues and campers. our hearts are with his loved ones at this difficult time. california no

paulette brown's son, her 17 year old son, was shot and killed near alamo square in 2006.nd now there's a $250,000 reward for information in the case. family members, activists and city leaders gathering at the shooting scene to honor his memory. his mother has worked tirelessly to keep his case and other cold cases in the public eye. >> don't let this day be the end of us mothers trying to seek justice for our for our childre. >> san francisco police chief bill scott was also there. he says the department focused now on identifying people at risk for gun violence and interrupting the cycle. >> once we identify those people, we try to get them services through service providers that are not within the police department. but these are nonprofits, these are, you know, sbip, which is the city funded agency. and we try to interrupt, intervene, get services to people that are most at risk. >> mayor london breed says the city is investing in community outreach programs. she told ktvu. the city currently is seeing some of the lowest homicide rates in years. >> coaches at santa te

and it is the first hurricane to make landfall in bermuda since hurricane paulette in 2020.k city issuing red flag warnings and closing beaches in brooklyn and queens. we have nbc's steven romo in bermuda, and meteorologist angie lassman in the studio following the latest twists and turns of the storm. as i will me both, we are going to start with you, angie. have the residence in bermuda gone through the worst of the storm yet? >> the good news is, they have. we are going to see him improving a lot as the next 24 hours goes on. the system will continue to lift with and without a little bit of a slower pace than we have seen over the past couple of days, but nonetheless, most of the rain was on the front side of the system. on the backside of it, still simmering, still some wind gusts they are going to do with, but things will slowly but surely start to improve and we will be looking a lot better to kind of get out there and assess damage over the next 36 hours or so. 85-mile-per-hour winds expected with the system right now, category one, still maintaining category one stre

actually assigned to ruin chaplin in a no holds barred divorce case, and another younger costar, paulette good art, the marriage fell apart because chaplin was so devoted to his work. he was so indifferent, in some cases, to his marriage. in the end, chaplin's fourth and final wife, anna o'neill, much younger, but the marriage lasted from 1943 until chaplin's death in 1977, at the age of 88. one of the most unusual features -- and this is quite uncommon for hollywood stars who had significant control over their own films -- was that the character usually did not get the girl in the end .that may sound strange for chaplin, but it was, in many ways, the sadness of loves that haunted him throughout his days. his first love was a woman named helen kelly, irish singer and dancer who charlie met when they were both working in the musical circuit in london. she was 15, he was 19, and he said in his autobiography, although i met her but five times, and scarcely any of our meetings had lasted longer than 20 minutes, those brief encounters affected me for a long time. he had hoped to reconnect with

her mother, paulette brown, has been an advocate for her son and the families of other murder victims in partnership with sfpd. she helped create a digital poster board of homicide victims. so those reward bolton's could be displayed and station lobbies information leading to the arrest of the suspects involved in a brass cause. murder can lead to a $250,000 reward. now to the punchline, more than a year after mass shooting left 7 people dead on 2 different farms. farmworkers once again terrorized with threats of violence. the san mateo county district attorney's office says around a month ago. edwin guerrero. ortiz was fired from california. terra gardens. they say just a few days later he showed up with his 4 year-old son and threatened to kill for employees. he's been arrested in the charges now include child cruelty, criminal threats and vandalism. in january 2023, 7 farmworkers were shot and killed by a co-worker at california. terra gardens and also at concord farms, both in half moon bay. >> these are not felony cases and we expect them to be dismissed. >> a controversy over ch

his mother, paulette brown has been an advocate for her son and the families of the other murder victims in partnership with the sfpd. she has helped create a digital poster board of homicide victims reward bulletins to beat displayed in district station lobbies a reward for any information leading to the arrest of the suspects involved in casas murder will receive a reward of $250,000. >> these are not felony cases and we expect them to be dismissed. >> now to a controversy over charges against pro-palestinian protesters who took part in that demonstration that shut down the golden gate bridge. many of these demonstrators are slamming now the city of san francisco district attorney's decision to charge them with crimes. members of the so-called golden gate bridge. 26 rallied outside the san francisco jail before turning themselves in yesterday morning. our cameras were there. da brooke jenkins has charged. 26 of those pro-palestinian demonstrators for their role in shutting down the golden gate bridge. back in april. we cover that for you live when it happened. 8 of those charged are no

just as we showed you in 2022, paulette brown was seen at the scene again today, handing out fliers with information asking anyone with information to contact sfpd's. homicide department. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump and entrepreneur elon musk took to his platform x tonight for a lengthy live conversation that drew, at times, 1.3 million listeners. now, they talked about a wide array of topics, including energy policy, climate change, immigration, the threat of nuclear warfare, as well as the economy. ktvu betty yu live tonight here with us in studio with more on the story. betty. >> mike. during this wide ranging two hour conversation with elon musk, former president trump called out san francisco and california for not being livable. he blamed vice president kamala harris for destroying it. musk said he believes trump is the path to prosperity, and harris is the opposite. after a 40 minute delay due to technical difficulties, the wide ranging conversation opened with donald trump and elon musk discussing the assassination attempt. >> what was it like for you? >> no

paulette brown's son, 17 year old aubrey aberra kassa, was shot and killed at the corner of grove ander streets near alamo square on this day in 2006. a $250,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. city officials and family members gathered at the site today. brown has worked tirelessly to keep his case and other cold cases before the public. >> i still cry, but these are. this is bittersweet and i'm just so happy that this is happening today and that it continues to happen, that don't let this day be the end of us mothers trying to seek justice for our for our children. >> chief bill scott and other members of the sfpd attended the event. the chief told us the department is working to identify those at risk for gun violence and interrupt the cycle. >> once we identify those people, we try to get them services through service providers that are not within the police department. but these are nonprofits. these are, you know, svip, which is a city funded agency. and we try to interrupt, intervene, get services to people that are most at risk. >> mayor london br

since aubrey's death, his mother, paulette brown, has become an advocate for families of murdered victims afternoon at 3:00, brown will be at the intersection, handing out fliers about her son and the case. chief william scott will also be there. now, if you have any information about the case, you are asked to contact the sfpd homicide detail. their information is on your screen right now. you can also text a tip to 411. >> thanks, amanda. developing news. people living in their rvs in one san francisco neighborhood have less than 24 hours to pack up and move. they've been staying on zoo drive since they were forced from another street near lake merced earlier this year. this is a map, so you can kind of get a sense of it, but the city says they have to go somewhere else now. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us live in gloria. the city is offering help. >> it is kumasi. san francisco is now offering the residents help. but it's not a simple process. the residents need to leave zoo road by midnight or they will be towed. zoo road has been home to about 24 rv's for the past

since aubrey's death, his mother, paulette brown, has begun an has become an advocate for families of00, brown will be at that intersection handing out fliers about her son and his case. police chief william scott will also be there. now, if you have any information about the case, you are asked to contact the sfpd homicide detail. their information is on your screen. you can also text a tip to tip 4-1-1, particularly the crowd. >> sort of getting behind as we have a bit of an earthquake here in los angeles. so we're just going to make sure that our studio lights, everything stays safe, everything is shaking. good. everybody good. all right. thank you. >> this morning, people in southern california are being told to prepare for aftershocks after an earthquake shook the region yesterday. what you just saw was the moment that quake hit live on our sister network, espn. it was a magnitude 4.4. it was shallow enough, though, to make it widely felt. emergency crews had to step in soon after it happened. it hit around 12:20 p.m. and the highland park neighborhood of la northeast of downtown

the female lead in this film and in "modern times," paulette goddard, was half jewish. so, this dynamic of anti- semitism was something that chaplin took very, very seriously, but i do think that the most interesting film is "modern times," from the point of view of political messages. and it comes from chaplin's own experiences in the world in the years leading up to this production. of course, chaplin had become a story during the days of silent films, but by 1930, films were being made with sound, and chaplin really hesitated to produce films that contained sound. in the silent films, the -- could be so much more active, so much more movement and energy would be possible in scenes that featured dialogue. those would be more static, visually. as chaplin himself wrote, for years, i have specialized in one type of comedy, pantomime. i have been able to establish exact principles to govern reaction from audiences, a certain pace and tempo. dialogue, to my way of thinking, always slows action, because action must wait on words chaplin, the populist, of course, always love

thank you, paulette. [applause] teresa, there you are. teresa is the first fbi whistleblower near and dear to my heart to submit a case to the merit system protection board. she discovered and reported discrepancies and unethical behaviors. she continues to shed light on the failed process and has worked to protect future whistleblowers. thank you. [applause] tommy award jordan. there you are. tonya blue the whistle on mismanagement, violation of civil rights laws, abuse of abue authority and flaws in the department of commerce. as a result of her whistleblowing modifications to the personnel a workforce culture survey was conducted and certain commerce units as well as other federal agencies halted implementation of the system. after suffering the workplace discrimination, she founded the coalition for change. that's what we are talking about. there are a couple whistleblowers who do not have their name read. could you please stand that i i know wehave an irs one. you don't have to if you don't want to. i understand that. could you give

last hurricane landfall for hurricane paulette, september 2020, and continues up and races out into canadaies, heat warnings, with the heat indexes over 100 degrees, throughout parts of the gulf, texas, all the way down into florida. guys? >> al, back to you in a few moments. meanwhile, some big news this morning on the economy. the inflation rate cooled in july. it's now in its lowest level since the pandemic ended. the consumer price index dropped to 2.9%. that's down from 3% in june. it's the first time the index dipped beneath 3% since march of 2021. the key economic indicator does raise pressure on the federal reserve to cut interest rates as soon as next month. >>> we turn to big news from the biden administration and its ongoing efforts to curb prescription drug costs for millions of americans. this morning, results of the first round of price negotiations with drug manufacturers have been announced. the administration predicting billions in savings in the coming years. nbc's brian cheung is here with the latest on this developing story. good morning to you. >> hey, good morning. >>

paulette brown was at the scene yesterday passing out fliers just like she has in years past.case, contact san francisco police's homicide department. well, toda, concord is testing a new program designed to make city council meetings more accessible. a software called wordle will use real time eye translation. so people who don't speak english can follow the council meeting and communicate with council members. it is free to use. this is the first time the concord city council will be using this app for its meeting. >> the nagging problem of blight is getting some renewed attention in the south bay. activists in downtown san jose are calling for a more coordinated effort to improve the look of some rundown buildings. they say several locations have become an eyesore and that they need immediate attention. the big concern is that blight at some properties could mean conditions are dangerous inside buildings like this. >> they should do something about it and not just have them sit there for years. >> it's a shame that it looks like that. it seems like it ought to be restored.

host: paulette is a democrat in monticello, florida. caller: how are you today?ost: i'm doing great. caller: i am worried about a couple of things i heard regarding the protesters. i think they should really watch out for the agitators. one man stated that security is really tight and they can't do it like january 6. that worried me when i heard that. another thing is people calling in like you go to a book club but you didn't read the book. the constantly repetitive language that they are hearing. immigration was not in kamala's hands. it was in our congress and the republicans refused to pass it. chicago crime starts in the community with the parents, searching the kids' book bags, wondering why they have hoodies in the summertime. that is not the president. that is not the vice president. i don't believe in abortion personally, but it is an individual choice and people should mind their business. just like religion. you have people who are buddha, who believe in idols, this and that. let them believe in whatever god they believe in. mind your own business. it