it's not enough for gary payton. second season , he's making a difference in his hometown of oakland, running a program in the game he knows best. >> i got to be on the floor. we got to get tough. >> reporter: patent knows what tough looks like. >> i want everyone to see . i get you out there looking good. i get you in great uniforms. i got you great sweatsuits and stuff like that. now, you earn it. earn it. i'm not giving you anything. >> reporter: the hall of fame guard is back for his second year with his oaklanders . the team's for season was cut short due to covid. >> just a plaything. i want something to happen here. i didn't do know recruiting last year. this year, i did a lot of recruiting. >> reporter: you better be able to defend if you are going to play for the glove. >> what are they going to do? they going to play defense. >> reporter: they will compete against division ii schools this year, but they hope to play with the big boys in division i. for payton, this is an opportunity to highlight his home to

that is not enough for gary payton. for a second season, he is making a difference in hihoing the progr with the game he knows best. here is vern glenn. >> reporter: patent knows what tough looks like. he is in your face. it has carried over to the sidelines. >> i will get you out there, looking good and get doing great uniforms and in great sweatsuit. you earned it. i am not giving you anything. >> reporter: the hall of fame guard is back for a second year with oaklanders, their first season was cut short due to covid. >> am not here to have a plaything. i want something to happen here. i did not do no recruiting last year. this year, i did. >> reporter: you better be able to defend if you're going to play for the glove. >> they are going to play defense. >> reporter: he will compete against division two schools this season but hopes to one day play with the big boys in d1. and for peyton, an oakland native, this is an opportunity to highlight his own town. >> it was me -- to come back and take a program like this , to

and gary payton ii are one of five father-son nba champions? >> wow! >> the senior , lincoln oaklanders, the season starts tomorrow night against the mighty vikings of western michigan. >> fantastic. those guys are so lucky to have them as a coach. in south, it sounds like. >> you can hear him from the parking lot. >> don't talk back to the glove. thanks, vern. >>> still ahead at 5:00, three decades after the fire in the berkeley and oakland hills, a new push to make sure it never happens again. vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. no one else pays a penny. 30 will reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. this is about our kids' future. omar: prop 30 helps contain fires and combat tailpipe emissions. vote yes on 30. (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they dese

vogt kids, let's see what you got. >> reporter: payton and clark throwing out the first pitches.ching. >> nice pitch! well done, vogt kids! >> reporter: then making their way to the p.a. booth, announcing their dad. >> all right, ready? now batting -- >> now batting -- >> our dad -- >> our dad. >> number 21 -- >> number 21. >> stephen vogt! >> stephen vogt! >> reporter: then, during the bottom of the seventh -- >> vogt drives one, right field! did he do it? he did! are you kidding me? >> stephen vogt hits a home run. >> asked for one more heroic moment from stephen vogt and he gave it to his. >> reporter: afterwards, saying it was everything i could have dreamed of. >> i just enjoyed every second of it and my family and friends and just my teammates and coaches and just everybody, the fans. it was just a thrilling, thrilling moment. >> we're all cheering for stephen vogt. i'm i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> something has happened. >> we can just enjoy our lives and go about our business an

, who enters his second season as head coach payton was hired last season to be the first head coache's excited about building up young men both on and off the court. learn to have a conversation instead of being on these phones all the time have a conversation be able to talk to somebody and be a people person because that's gonna take you a long way in life. you don't know who you're talking to because three months later he might call you and say you know what? you're a great person. let me give you a job at my multibillion dollar company, and i want you to learn from me and that's what they got to understand. some great advice right there a couple notes on their program. it's their second season sets play about 20 exhibition games. they're in the process of joining either the ncaa or the niis. i want you to kind of think of it as a startup and we know those all do well here in the bay area and you got gary payton leading the way very confident. don't take your phone to practice. i'm gonna be i'm usually clark kent, but i'm changing it this year. oh, he has a usually yeah. yes hang

the exercise comes is payton blamed, the united states for its involvement and the conflict. what eliza will rule legally that we see in the example of ukraine, which has become an instrument of american who aren't policy. it is actually lost at sovereignty and is directly controlled by the united states, which is using it as a battering ram against russia, with the liberty. what alyssa usa, person, again, claiming russia is preparing a so called dirty bomb. dirty bombs contain radioactive material, but not nearly as powerful as nuclear bombs. his claims have been roundly rejected by ukraine and western leaders. the sent putin is failing on the battlefield. his responding with more indiscriminate attacks on ukrainian cities against civilians are against the critical infrastructure. armed with dangers nuclear rhetoric, ah, the russian drills come as nato holds its own annual nuclear exercises in north western europe. there are more climate alarms from the u. n. a new report shows that the 3 main greenhouse gases hit record highs in the atmosphere last year. the report says tha

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payton experiments they came out in the 1850s and which mr. payton, the slaveowner, wanted to free his slaves but he wanted them to be successful so we didn't know where to send them, how to help them. so when the novel he sends one group to a northern city, another group to a rural town, and a third group to canada. and they all had terrible experiences. they faced racism, discrimination and they can make a living. so when the end he decides to send them all to liberia. again, from our perspective i think that was her attitude towards slavery. she certainly supported the union during the war, no question about that, but it's hard to wrap my head around this idea, but there were many people of the day who thought that this was a responsible idea. she didn't write at all about the moral, after the war, but by then she was in her 70s. she didn't write, that i could tell, anything about the moral duty of white people to ease away and help freed slaves. i think that is a shame and a deficiency in her work. >> nina and then john. >> congratulations

. >> media day for the university basketball team led by gary payton who enters his second season as head coach. here is what the glove said on what he can expect from his team. >> you're going to see a lot gut and grit and a lot of dog and n a lot of these players. i tell my players every day have a goal and have a purpose. if you leave everything 100% out here hustling, i can't be mad at you. >> the 49ers foundation held their mentorship encounter today at levi stadium. several were joined by 49ers rookies and focused on leadership skills and becoming >> and don't forget. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through bay area tv app. available through amazon fire tv, roku. download the app and start stream for free. >> thank you for joining us tonight. >> now on jimmy kimmel, josh gad. have a great night. >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, josh gad, pamela adlon, and comedian ariel elias, with cleto and the cletones, and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you very much. hello. very nice, thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of this sho

i was a 12-year-old kid and you were younger, but this was father patrick payton and he came to san francisco and put on on a rally, a rosemary rally. let's look at some photos from it. let's run some slides. what these are are stills from a very very grainy documentary about 15 15 minutes long. you can see this on youtube. this is the family rosary crusade and if we can move through these files, there is a gigantic crowd. is that right? >> that is correct. >> and then the same crowd is stretching through the park. here, father peyton's mantra orn or slogan, the family that prays prays together stays together. praying the rosary was a family occupation. and then take it from here for the next slides. patrick pagan was the embassy. >> he had a mission from our lady to travel all around the world to promote the rosary and peace in the world. this was a e after wwii. people were really desirous of peace. we did ask for the rosary. so, he responded responded to that and he held these rallies all over the world world in manila and south africa africa and europe and ireland. he was from ireland ori

. >> media day for the university basketball team led by gary payton who enters his second season ase is what the glove said on what he can expect from his team. >> you're going to see a lot gut and grit and a lot of dog and n a lot of these players. i tell my players every day have a goal and have a purpose. if you leave everything 100% out here hustling, i can't be mad at you. >> the 49ers foundation held their mentorship encounter today at levi stadium. several were joined by 49ers rookies and focused on leadership skills and meet febreze's miracle spray: febreze fabric refresher. i literally use this every day, to make my house smell amazing. after i make the bed... after i catch my dog on the couch... so i can wear my jacket or jeans one more time, before i wash them again. it even makes shoes smell fresh! it doesn't cover up odors with scent... but actually eliminates them. over one thousand uses. febreze fabric refresher. >> and don't forget. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through bay area tv app. available through amazon fire tv, roku. download the app

gary payton, the second is now a trailblazer. he was such a fan favorite last year. so it's good to see him back at chase center. an native son to the bay area. oakland native dame lillard is wetlands, biggest star, of course. and he's here as well. so those are 2 guys that are always welcome when they come to the barrett, even if they've got a different colors, jersey on their backs. now, you know that a lot of the cheddar this pre season has been about that practice altercation between draymond green and jordan poole and the subsequent leaked video. >> but there's still a lot of other stuff to focus on tonight. these preseason games are exactly when the team can look to the other things that are going to be going on during the rest of the season. one of the most important parts is getting looked at rotation. players figuring out how different playing styles mesh together in these games situations. >> and to that end tonight, starting lineup is full of a aplot of names not familiar to the casual fan, guys like dante de vincenzo into michael green and the warriors si

now i was in the town today catching up with gary payton and his lincoln university men's basketball team. this is gary second year at the helm and really the first year that he's coaching guys that he got to recruit. here's a snippet of our conversation. >> you know it as well as anyone. the painting name. it rings bell out out here in oakland. how much pride ia have just being here in the town leading this program in trying to make your mark in kind of a different light. >> i look at it almost like what i was doing. my father was doing with me when i was growing up, right? my father took over kill people. didn't know that. was open neighborhood want to do that because we don't have. that's us is. that was the raiders are in they're trying to move. we need why not why not? the name coming up in the air building people say we don't know it was over. right to do not what >> love catching up with gpr it. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> thanks, jason. the last week of october is saving senior dogs weekend. this year's event is getting a lot of momentum across the countr

hey ah, well, president payton we believe am now chairing a session of russians at security council. i believe that we can listen in then you still with century versus now the justice and history. you have the floor now. minister just the one of the it was a make an india, but often a college student ended up to day on the agenda and issuance doing yeah. matter. awesome. what grooving matches. he you falling in yet? willow, the areas in the galvan carrying out sir, you suppose the consent included little intentionally devotees ah, with me from the human seeming assurance doing you nearly will see a friend who knew deepness did he dot and then colleagues will day of the agenda. i stand mass are often brewington measures. ah, she keeps if i go to the consent penal enforcement activities and our minister of justice, you have the florida doing okay. i'm leaving on for now. ukraine has become an american tool in a proxy war against russia. that's the latest assessments of the military conflicts from vladimir putin as take a listen. ukraine has lost sovereignty as being directly used by th

and international instability. families and businesses were worried about how to pay that bills. payton's illegal warn ukraine threatens the security of our whole continent. and all countries have been held back for too long by low economic growth. i was elected by the conservative party with a mandate to change this. i recognized though, given the situation, i cannot deliver the mandates on which i was elected by the conservative party. i have therefore spoken to his majesty the king to notify him the i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. we can now crossover too close on a bigger maz in london. or if she's following this story for us. now, how big it did it come to this for you? yes, that's right. garrett. another day of drama here in downing street under the world media is just wowing because larry, the cat thumb was got his own instagram and twitter account has just appeared beside me. but larry is not the main style of the show here. it's really the drama that's been taking place in downing street with this trust resigning off to just 6 weeks of being prime minister and

out tonight's exhibition game against portland, which meant chance to say hi to the departed gary payton, the second now playing for the trail blazers. this was a chance for the guys who will be coming off the bench this year to develop some chemistry and rhythm. jonathan coming you can't finish, but james wiseman does. wiseman has made his presence known in the preseason with 18 points tonight and seven rebounds. some vintage warrior passing in this third quarter sequence, pat spencer to the hoop and jam against the guys in the booth, including steph curry excited whereas win by 1 31 98 final score. the score doesn't matter, but how the guys who will be coming off the bench played. does your fan of postseason baseball? this was the day for you? you could have stayed on the couch for four games worth. the last one in l. a with the celebrities turn out for the big ones. jason bateman paisley, rob lowe for the dodgers opener against the padres didn't take the dodgers long to jump on san diego's mike clevinger trade. turner was the second batter of the game ball hit high and deep to left, n

big decision made today, the you agreed to impose a price cap on russian oil employ, say president payton has previously said that russia would not sell oil below market rate. so how could this price cat affects europe as well as the global markets? yeah, i mean, i think that's why the angry, angry questioning in vienna was received by the panel of permanent opec, lead loan opec plus members in v enter in the bus hour or so with the quizzically. and i kind of what are they talking about is that you heard in union and britain and the united states that are effectively sanctioning themselves in their war with russia through ukraine. so while most of the world and we want to remember most of the world proportionately didn't vote for the condemnation that major countries wanted at the un there at russia, moved into protect the populations of the hands and doing yes. so why are they sanctioning themselves? and of course, it's only a matter of time with the poor in the united states and the you in britain rise up perhaps this winter as they see the cost of living rise to the extent that they ca

mm hm. dog, payton and a william long to hear his meetings with their answers point and we'll go see a puerto aristotle controller finance. those funds are near steve graham. you machine year me at the club, you have to live in new. so dar, we're proposing your believe even considered are yet the going reason for the promotional mazda, just to run small doors, can be pseudo video, and there are dipping the atlantic revolution was a response to earlier events or 3 decades. washington and london dictated terms to tehran, preventing it from extracting oil on its own territory. after the nationalization of iranian oil, the british government and the american government created the copay, select interested. they were to legally elected the government of my medical center. so for a while, lesson oil companies was controlling you and resources and historical fact that, you know, i didn't know how much it was when got the wrong, got its bank gold bank, but don't make sense to technology and legal markets. the country found itself in a decades long, located suffering wave after wave of sancti

i want my daughter an older daughter. payton. that's not the country i want. witness. famous tedium for me is very simply the question of power. on al jazeera lou. ah, ah, welcome back. he watching al jazeera lines are thought top stories. this least 60 people have died on to a suspension bridge collapse in the city of movie enclosure. all state local media reporting several 100 people fell into the water rescue. operations have been noticed, facing is on the way in brazil's fiercely contested presidential run off and the suspect close competition between incumbent president variables, nar and louisiana. lulu de silva, who's hoping for a political come back south korea's morning, the death of at least a 153 people who are killed in a crowd crush at the halloween celebration in sol. president union suck your has warden investigation into the course of the accident. lebanon's president mc l. a wound has left his official residence. his mandate will end at midnight on monday. the 89 year old lead is tenure has been challenging with

this is about payton on the ward, ukraine. it seems like not just the media, but the average person watching the slow motion, economic and fiscal train wreck of incompetence in real time as it barrels towards them is on the verge of exasperation. i received a letter at the start of 2021 saying they had to raise energy prices for a 3rd time because the price of the wholesale energy had doubled the past few months. apparently, my energy firm can predict an invasion a year in advance. really getting tired of politicians constantly trying to gaslight us everyone else's fault. they have been using that excuse for 12 years. my football team last yesterday because of putin. i think his war might also be the reason i couldn't find my car keys the other day. bless her. she's got a story and she's sticking with it. hey, liz, what time is it? i blame prudence. war for lack of time keeping and that's why i brought forward a plan to make watch wearing compulsory. for years this country has been held by our lack of clock worshiping, and tha

and what can be done to still meet this is not the prize i want my daughter and all the daughter, payton. that's not the country i want witness. they miss india. for me is very simple. the question of power on al jazeera lou ah, ah, welcome back, a quick amount about top stories here. this, our russian president vladimir putin says the world is facing its most dangerous decade since world war 2. speaking in moscow, he accused the west of inciting the war, and that he had no regrets about it. and russia has renewed its assault on ukraine's energy infrastructure, showing facilities across the country. ukraine faces a 30 percent shortfall in electricity supplies. most cities are suffering power cups on israel lebanon have signed a u. s. broke a deal that lays out their maritime border in the mediterranean sea for the 1st time. the agreement enables both countries to conduct offshore expiration for oil and gas. now doctors in the us are dealing with a surge in young children and hospital with a virus known as rsv symptoms. a mild and most adult, but her baby is an older people. it can be fat

this is not deprived my one, my daughter, and all the daughter, payton. that's not the country i want witness. famous idiom for me is very simple. the question of power on al jazeera. ah ah, welcome back. a good amount of our top stories here at this hour, israel m lebanon, have signed a u. s. broke a deal that lays out there, maritime hoard and mediterranean sea. for the 1st time. the agreement enables both countries to conduct offshore exploration of gas and oil. and russian president vladimir putin says the world is facing its most dangerous decade since world war 2 . speaking in moscow, the accused the west of inciting the war and that he had no regrets about it. and russia has renewed its assault on ukraine's energy infrastructure shilling facilities. across the country, ukraine, they say 30 percent shortfall in electricity supplies. many cities are suffering power goes in a report, the international energy agency says global demand for fossil fuel to a peak this decade. all, while russian exports drop in terms of money, this could mean more than $2.

and international instability, families and businesses were worried about how to pay that bills. payton's illegal war and ukraine threatens the security of a whole continent. and all countries have been held back for too long by lo, economic growth, reflecting blame for poor management of britain on to put in the nothing to do with choices that the u. k. government made a certainly easier than up to the fact that it was trusses major to economic, most of our own, making that of exacerbated the hardships as did her role in the previous government led by force johnson that for it. and on the 4th and across the pond in the us, president joe biden is pretending that washington is just an innocent bystander to all the kiosks who can be expected to take responsibility or alter words to the benefit of teeth that don't defend or even those of european allies, i've been doing everything in my power to reduce gas prices, says put in invasion of ukraine. cars, east prototypes, these prices, the spike, and rattle international oil market. washington has been an active participant in jenny, then aidin

this is not deprived, i want my daughter an older daughter, payton. that's not the country i want to witness said miss idiot, for me is very simply the question of power on al jazeera. ah, anticipation is rising. and so is the atmosphere a you ready to with most of my cattle aways were tracking out some storms across the u. s. hello, everyone. good to have you along. so here's what's going on. this warm moist air coming up from the gulf of mexico meeting up with that cooler air coming off the rockies. the 2 will collide sparking these storms in texas, oklahoma, arkansas, right up into missouri and we can follow this line of storms right through to the mid west as well. higher temperatures through the great lakes and them, we've got this wet weather hug in the coast of the eastern seaboard and canada as maritime provinces. so calgary, 20 centimeters of snow regina also 20 centimeters of snow. this is wrapping behind some cooler air. it's going to be a rain event for winnepeg and the return of what whether through bc's lower mainland and the pacific nor

and more from nick payton walsh. >> reporter: a startling development for russia.y had to admit through the ministry of defense, they have withdrawn troops from the key stra stra treejic town. they had to take troops after it, after vladimir putin stood in front of his elite in the kremlin, where i am standing and many other areas of ukraine, as par of russia, in russia's world view, that's a startling condemnation of how distant from reality the kremlin's view of that war and the speech in moscow is. we don't know how many russian troops may be left behind. there may be suggestions that hundreds are taken as prisoners. the ministry of defense setting off a series of dominos for russia's presence in the areas, that have been declared russian territory by pvladimir putin. we saw how ferocious the ukrainian advance has been and the destruction left from the fighting there. and how much territory has been taken back. it's been unstoppable. ukraine has not bragged much about its march south toward the heart of donetsk. but every rooftop or tree line suggests they've be

. >> nick payton walsh joins me.reparing for a new offensive line or simply retreating? >> reporter: definitely falling back. so we aren't exactly clear how extensive the route on the western bank on dnipro had been today. it was very bad yesterday, about a quarter to a third of the territory was given up by russia. they're in a very precarious position. for a number of months now, the resupply routes across bridges have been attacked by ukraine. we know the supply to the troops has been significantly hampered. they may consider being on that side of the river is no longer tenable. >> thank you so much. still ahead, a florida man behind bars tonight accused of using his son, a toddler, as a human shield during a confrontation with police. details next. yeyeah, i'm really excited. alright, that sounds greatat. so i'm making plans for right now.w. ♪ like going back to my roots and opening my own restaurant. ♪ start your plan today with a northwestern mutual financial advisor and spend your life living. ♪ new astepro al

cnn was the first media outlet in lyman after the retreat and cnn's nick payton walsh has just r returnedutin claims it is now russian territory even though ukraine keeps pushing the russians back. in the video, ukrainian troops getting rid of government flags in a building in lyman after russian forces abandon the area. joining us now steve hall. steve, so how do you expect putin to react to his troops retreating from those parts of ukraine he just declared were his? >> yeah, it is kind of embarrassing when the areas that you claim to have just annexed, you don't have control over and your enemy rules it and puts up its own flags and takes down yours. it is never a good show. and beer bwe're beginning to se reports that the same thing might be happening to the south in kherson. so these things are not going well for vladimir putin in ukraine which is the story over the past couple of weeks. and he just doesn't have mr. g -- have many good options left. he's already annexed these parts of ukraine. so clearly he can't hold these places. so, you know, he doesn't have a whole lot of good opt

we'll get to see gary payton the second as he comes in with the blazers and takes on his former team and then the opener 18th is all happening really fast. it feels like we just left this place a couple weeks ago, but that's all i have from chase center reporting live. i'm jason dumas. back to you, kate. >> yeah, that's a good thing. when your local team wins the championship, you not to wait too long for the next season. the start. well, dan plus, back to you. okay. thank you. we do want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast tonight. kind of he really about pam on absolutely beautiful with that. i mean, it's i know it's low fog, but it's not low enough for it and clouds out all of the lights and everything yeah, really grateful to be here, right as we speak into that yeah, unfortunately, the theme really was fog yesterday and fog today and we're going to still see some fog a little bit later on tonight. as we roll into monday's we peak and you're driving conditions. >> not all cameras are created equally. not all temperatures, i guess are created equally as well because a littl

nick payton walsh is live with the latest.nt as well from president zelenskyy? >> reporter: yeah and he's saying that he will not negotiate with russian president vladimir putin. that is not with russia ever, but the man whose war of choice has been tearing through the last few months. news is tartling in ukraine's favor. after their advance around kharkiv a month ago, they're now pushing through in the eastern direction. we were in the town of lyman and today we're hearing their pushing very fast in the south, not far from where i'm standing here. and while the ukrainian military is cagey about what it will admit to, they've taken one town which was a scene the battles over, now it appears ukraine is moving pretty fast. the reason this is important is that the southern offensive is economically important to putin's presence strategically, too, and there are a lot of russian forces trapped on the other side of a river called the dnipro on the western side. they could get out in small numbers but they've been there for a while

frederik pleitgen is in kyiv and international security editor nick payton walsh is in dnipro. you and your team heard several blasts this morning. i know there have been air raids as well. give us a sense of what things look like right now because these are images we haven't seen since the very early days of this invasion right there in the country's capital. >> reporter: yeah, that is exactly what it felt like, as the air raid sirens were going off in the early morning hours of today and we felt the first impact and herd the first impact, i would say quarter past 8:00 in the morning. so right in the early morning rush hour here in kyiv. and the early times there was sirens going off for a very long time. and then just blast after blast that took place as the rockets were impacting the ukrainian capital here. and some of the places that we went to were in central kyiv. for instance there was a playground that was hit leaving a gigantic kracrater and a busy insection and there was just a seen of carnage at that intersection with several cars completely destroyed. we saw some de

jackson state produced four hall of fame nfl players, including running back walter payton.rived, not one jackson state player had been drafted in 12 years. >> what struck you about being here on this campus? >> the need. >> what kind of needs are you sensing here? >> you want to start in alphabetical order or numerical? [ laughter ] >> sanders was immediately confronted with the economic realities of hbcus, and with the social cleavages of mississippi. >> what were the facilities like? [ laughter ] horrible. and i'm sitting up here thinking, even to this day, how can a public high school in texas look better than a college? >> football facilities where you lived in texas were better than this? >> school. forget the durn football facility. the whole durn school. that, that shouldn't be right. >> jackson state's old practice field was so shabby, when it rained the tigers had to bus to a local high school, coach prime reached out not to a wealthy booster, but to walmart, which built jackson state a brand-new practice field. next he had a new locker room built. the attention sa

i caught up with gary payton and his lincoln university men's basketball team. this is gary second year at the helm and really is his first year that he's coaching guys that he actually got to recruit. here's a snippet of our conversation. >> you know, as well as anyone to pay to name it rings bell out out here in oakland. how much pride ia have just being here in the town leading this program in trying to make your mark in kind of a different light. >> when i look at it like what i was doing, my father was doing with me when i was growing up, right? my father took over people. didn't know that. was open neighborhood want to do that because we don't have. that's what us. is that worth the raiders are in they're trying to move. we need one, not not the name coming up in the air building up and people say we don't know it was over. right to do not what we >> the glove daschle look at sports. back to you guys. >> all right. appreciate it, jason, whether time now as we get a check on the 4 zone forecast, a live look on this monday night above downtown san francisco.

gary payton, the second former fan favorite warrior, who now place for the trail blazers will make hisurn to chase center and local son damian lillard, an oakland native, who is a portland star, will also be in the house tonight. also really good chance for her to take look and see which young players might be able to fill in in the rotation for draymond, whether he's still taking time away or whether he's just on the bench. some names to keep an eye on moses moody to michael green. jonathan, coming up, those are all guys who keep an eye on for tonight's game. it tips off at 07:00pm right here at chase center. justine. kate, thanks so much. i know you'll be there. >> so kind of ally has some of the most expensive real estate in the country. but if you look at this map right here, right there. we see mountain view after 10 redwood city. if there's also the community of north fair oaks, its population is mostly hispanic and kron four's terisa stasio met up with members of the community. there to put a spotlight on that area. >> welcome to what is known as north fair oaks or community has

i used to love the way we're all through payton, you know, he's hall of famer, you know, he'd get back to read hit a defensive back. he'd slide off and go on and hits another defensive back slide off and me go on grant is grand is having things his way up. the wilderness was 65 miles from richmond spotsylvania about 55 miles the north end. it was 25 miles from richmond and when grant gets down here where the line they're gonna face up against each other again and a place called cold harbor not because it was cold or a harbor but because there was an inn where you could only get cold meals. they're going to be 10 miles from richmond. so grant is making progress here. as they again advance in a side long way that way. they get down here. cold harbor quickly because we don't know how much time is best known for an unsuccessful attack on may 3rd. the attack did not result in 7,000 union casualties in 45 minutes more like maybe 1,500. grant again struggles with getting mead and meed subordinates to attack in the ways. he wants when he wants in a coordinated manner and then another thing tha

first time in a while and i caught up with gary payton and his lincoln university men's basketball teamecond year at the helm and really the first year that he's coaching guys that he actually got to recruit. he's excited about that. here's a snippet of our conversation. >> you know it as well as anyone the pain to name it. rings bell out out here in oakland. how much pride ia have just being here in the town leading this program and trying to make your mark in kind of a different light. >> that like, what i was doing, my father was doing with me when i was growing up, right? my father took over or kill people. didn't know that. was open neighborhood want to do that because we don't have. that's us. is that worth the raiders are in they're trying to move. we need why not here, why not? the name coming up in the air building up and have people say we don't open. it was over. right to do not what >> areas of we had a nice long conversation. one of his players actually damian lillard's, little brother. he's on the team on lincoln university and they're next weekend. the it i i don't probab

only 2.1%, all the metrics were really good any of the old-timers out there remember a good walter payton run. a bit messy, but aggressive, that's what this auction was like we didn't see a big response like we did on threes and tens, because they were messy auctions "c" plus, it's kind of sideways. it seems to me that investors were more aggressive than the grade depicts, even though it was messy with regard to pricing. and i think that speaks volumes. listen, you might not believe that cpi is cool by any regards, because it wasn't, especially year over year core. but in the end, the real issue is, how much is priced into the markets already? and that, i think, the market's big opinion is being expressed in the equity sector today brian, back to you >> rick, thank you very much well, that hotter-than-expected data increasing recession fears. you strip out food and energy to so-called core index, rose 0.6, it's up 6.6% from a year ago that, my friends, the biggest increase in 40 years now, forget the fed pivot, maybe. your next guest says the fed will keep hiking rates and will do so for

payton randolph. he writes about how he's trying to finish, finish, finish, and go back. he comes back, wraps up the decorative independence, and then wants to go back. jefferson wrote a three draft of the constitution that he tried to get people interested in and get people behind. he was very active and involved in the constitution that virginia did create. >> so, it is easy in opposition to be united. so they had some notions of what they did not want. they did not want standing armies. they did not want to royal governors who could sit down and shut down their colonial adventures. -- they do not want to accept its sovereignty over all matters pertaining to local government. they thought that their local government should have a role in this. what did they hold up in opposition to english rule? they were local legislators. this is going to have a lot of interest and a lot of excitement. they know what they do not want. the specifics of what they want, that is where the work had to occur. that process is what really revealed a lot of differences amongst americans. even

. >> i was in oakland today catching up with gary payton and his lincoln university men's basketball team. this is gary second year at the helm and really the first year that he's coaching guys that got to recruit. here's a snippet of our conversation. >> you know it well as anyone to pay to name it. rings bell out out here in oakland. how much pride ia have just being here in the town leading this program in trying to make your mark in kind of a different light. >> when i look at it almost like what i was doing. my father was doing with me when i was growing up, right? my father took over people. didn't know that. was open neighborhood want to do that because we don't have. that's what worries us is that the raiders are in they're trying to move. we need one, not not the name. coming up in the air. building up in people say we don't know it was over. right to do not what we >> never a dull moment with gary. all righty. that's your look r r ternet isn't ideal. dad made the illiant move to t us t-mobile home internet. hich... have to share our signal with e entire neighborhood. ah, no

it was startling and amazing, and really made tangible that these folks that we see, like walter payton, like, he's very different, like he's grown. but, in fact, they come from somewhere and he was somebody who had the potential to reach those same heights, and he's like blocks away. simeon as a mile and half from where i grew up, not far at all. and so when he was struck down not only was it jarring that, like a celebrity was killed by a gun at school? but then the outpouring, like then that same amount of mourning was also proximate. the people were upset also members of the community. the funeral processions. i think not only did it make real that violence is going to be never present part of my life and that was the first initiative, but it revealed, you know, it started a pattern. we didn't see this happening to the white stars that were emerging. we didn't see this happening on the north side or inner suburbs. we saw these things, that was the initiation of a pattern that began to emerge where not only was violence close, it was ever present. it was in my high school. it was, whe

frederik pleitgen is in kyiv and international security editor nick payton walsh is in dnipro.hat things look like right now because these are images we haven't seen since the very early days of this invasion right there in the country's capital. >> reporter: yeah, that is exactly what it felt like, as the air raid sirens were going off in the early morning hours of today and we felt the first impact and herd the first impact, i woul

out tonight's exhibition game against portland, which meant chance to say hi to the departed gary payton the second now playing for the trail blazers, get acquainted with dante divincenzo and jamychal green, even kenzo off the mark on this three, but green hits the offensive boards and jams in the follow. both players ended up with 20 points. this was a chance for the guys who will be coming off the bench this year to develop some chemistry and rhythm. jonathan coming you can't finish, but james wiseman does wiseman. he made his presence known in the preseason with 18 points tonight at seven rebounds vintage warrior passing in this third quarter sequence pat spencer to the hoop and jam gets the guys in the booth, including steph curry excited the warriors win by 1 31 98 final score. the score doesn't matter, but it was the guys who will be coming off the bench where they played. that's what does matter. if you're a fan of postseason baseball, this was the day for you. you could have stayed on the couch for four games worth the last one in l. a where the celebrities turn out for the big o

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