nixon arrived in saigon. were among the first the welcome them. ♪ ♪ >> also gathered to greet the personal representatives of president eisenhower were important chinese government officials and members of the diplomatic corps. ♪ ♪ >> the vice president's visit was tremendously heartening to the capital of nationalist china. the next day he conferred with president chang kai-shek after giving him a letter from president eisenhower that strongly reassured china's leader and its people. the two statesmen posed for news cameramen. ♪♪ >> mr. nixon summed up the content of their talks in a brief statement. >> i just had a conference with the president with regard to the relations between the government of the united states and the government of the republic of china, and in this conference we discussed the mutual problems and the mutual dangers which we confront in the world. the government of the united states and the people of the united states stand firmly with the government of the republic of china and the pe

. > >> another string of break-ins n okay happened's little saigon nd this week adding to the city's crime concerns. business owners are growing tired, scared and frustrated. kpix 5's max darrow has their story. >> reporter: this was the sceney monday morning at internationala in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. business owners cleaning up after their stores were broken into once again. sue video shows three cars drive up, up, several people get out and moments later, they begin to brk >> thr . but her spot aunomat.ho was hit. she said she used to stay open until 9:00 p.m. but now she goes home before sundown sundown because she doesn't feel feel safe and because she has lost business. >> many business owners here iny london's little saigon's neighbd at international plaza are just growing frustrated. they are tired. the latest string of break-ins wasn't the first times has happened numerous times in just a matter of weeks. >> reporter: the hair salon ownr tells us last month people broko her shop through the roof. we tried to speak with several buss owners in the plaza, but the

. >> and senseless murder of an uber driver in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. how the community is rallying around more than $100,000 has been raised for the family of an oakland man who was shot outside of his home is back in july. >> our crawford is his unit has details now on how the community came together to help. >> a crowdfunding effort raises over $116,000 for the family of patrick low. back on july 17th, the 52 year-old uber driver was shot to death while seated in his vehicle outside of his home oakland's little saigon district. this gun violence has to stop the president of the oakland chinatown improvements. council stewart we hear stories i've been to so many vigils. >> don't have to talk about patrick >> post had to follow oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass attended some of those same vigils for slain residents in her district like dentist lily to patrick >> family. i continue to

our community came together to help the family of an uber driver gunned down in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. flight attendants demanding a new contract after they say the job has become much tougher since the start of the pandemic. what they're asking for if it will affect your next flight. also were small dog was snatched by a coyote in a local park. how the owner came to the rescue. more than $100,000 have been raised for the family of an oakland man who was shot outside his home in july. kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has the details of how the community came together to help. >> a crowdfunding effort raises over $116,000 for the family of patrick low. back on july 17th, the 52 year-old uber driver was shot to death while seated in his vehicle outside of his home oakland's little saigon district. this gun violence has to stop the president of the oakland chinatown improvements. council stewart chanted. we hear stories i've been to so many vigils. >> don't have to talk about patrick >> post had to phone oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass attended some of those s

just days before her 61st birthday, roxanne's mom was sleeping alongside her husband in their little saigon home. when gunshots rang out. you can still see to this day a neighboring house riddled with bullet holes. that instinct that you have to go or else your life is going to be in danger. that she knew. that's why she was like we gotta go now. we gotta go now. she was so scared. these photos are difficult to process the illustrate the three rounds that went into her back and torso. she still has all the bullet fragments inside her. it's embedded deep inside. we can't do anything about i she's in constant pain. we just want her to get better. what happened to roxanne's mom came shortly after uber driver patrick fung was murdered not far from the neighborhood dentist lilly sue was also gunned down blocttle saigon. tor comfort and the reason roxana does not want her mom's story to be forgotten like they don't know. that this is our lives we're talking about, i would say is more than hell. it's a living nightmare, overwhelmed by medical bills and her own back pain that was exacerbated from t

the north gained independence, but in 1956 in the south in saigon. whole thing is about the french administration from filing in washington at the same time, the southerners refused to unite with the khan in the air, the smell of war, the fighting of american troops in vietnam lasted more than a decade. yes , august 75. more than 2.7 million american troops took part in them. the united states lost about 58,000 people, and taxpayers.

the extra help cannot come soon enough for ress and business owners in the little saigon neighborhood. new surveillance shows these smashing the way into several businesses. that included a hain and laundromat. business owners tell us they are fighting for an from police. >> we call, but their response s so late. were going to try to pt more security, more cameras, that's all we can do. >> oakland >> oakland has also invested millions in the department of violence prevention. this morning, the chief tells us it s a long-term strategy which includes getting to the youth before they become involved in . in violence. > >> today the san jose mayor wilr his state of the city address. e will recognize dedicated employs dedicated employees and community leaders and discuss te challenges ahead for the city. it will be his final state of te city address. he has turned outr eight years. > >> santa clara county supervisos county supervisors cindy chavezl work home for a while after tesg positive for covid-19. she sayse is fully vaccinated and that her that her symptoms are mild. > >> the bart ma

. >> august 17, days before her 61st birthday, she was sleeping beside her husband in her little saigon home when gunshots rang out. you can see a neighboring house riddled with bullet holes. >> that gut instinct you have to go or else your life will be in danger, she knew. that's why she was like, we got to go now, we got to go now. she was so scared. >> these photos are difficult to process and illustrate the three rounds that went into her back and torso. >> she still has all the fragments inside her, embedded deep inside. there's nothing we can do about it. she's in pain. >> what happened was shortly after an uber driver was murdered. a dentist was also gunned down in little saigon, too close for comfort and the reason she does not want her mom's story to be forgotten. >> this is our lives we are talking about. it is more than hell. it is a living nightmare. >> overwhelmed by nightmares and back pain exacerbated by stress, roxana has set up a gofundme. she isn't sure what the answer is but she feels stuck and makes this plea. >> we all grew up there and live there and my mom doesn't

one dentist was also gunned down locked away in little saigon. too close for comfort and the reason roxana does not want her mother story to be forgotten. >> they do not know that these are our lives we are talking about. i would say it is a living nightmare. dion: wheels and her own back pain, exacerbated from the stress of caring for her family, roxana set up a gofundme. she isn't sure what the answer is but feels stuck and makes this plea for change. >> we all grew up there. we all live there, and my mom does not want to leave. this is all she knows. she loves oakland. dion: she still loves it. >> of course, she still does, despite being robbed so many times, despite her almost losing her life. she still wants to be here and a part of oakland. we just want her to get better. dion: dion lim, abc 7 news. stephanie: we do have changes in the forecast. let's check in with lisa. lisa: we are starting out with some cool conditions across the golden gate bridge, upper 40's and parts of the north bay from santa rosa to upper 50's in the south bay, so

. >> in the last few months, oakland little saigon district has been home to a string of violent crimescluding the shooting death of an uber driver who had been sitting in his car outside his home since july. more than $100,000 has been raised for his family kron four's haaziq madyun has details on how the community came together to help. >> a crowdfunding effort raises over $116,000 for the family of patrick low. back on july 17th, the 52 year-old uber driver was shot to death while seated in his vehicle outside of his home oakland's little saigon district. this gun violence has to stop the president of the oakland chinatown improvements. council stewart chanted. we hear stories i've been to so many vigils. >> don't have to talk about patrick >> post had to phone oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass attended some of those same vigils for slain residents in her district like dentist lily to patrick >> family. i continue to extend my condolences and my support. and i am grateful that community has come together. i'm also grateful that in the midst of this violence we're sh

challenges in creating this cultural district when we compare ourselves to chinatown, japantown or little saigonties there that act as place makers. when you enter into little philippines, you're like where are the businesses, and that's one of the challenges we're trying to solve. >> undercover love wouldn't be possible without the help of the mayor and all of our community partnerships out there. it costs approximately $60,000 for every event. undiscovered is a great tool for the cultural district to bring awareness by bringing the best parts of our culture which is food, music, the arts and being ativism all under one roof, and by seeing it all in this way, what it allows san franciscans to see is the dynamics of the filipino-american culture. i think in san francisco, we've kind of lost track of one of our values that makes san francisco unique with just empathy, love, of being acceptable of different people, the out liers, the crazy ones. we've become so focused onic maing money that we forgot about those that make our city and community unique. when people come to discover, i want them to

the extra help cannot come soon enough for ress for residents and business owners in the little saigonghborhood. surveillance video video shows thieves smashing their way into several businesses this week including a a hair salon and laundromat. business owners tell us they are are fighting for attention from. from police. >> we call them but they respond respond so late. that makes it . it worse. i tried to add security, cameras and the like. >> oakland has also invested millions in the department of violence prevention, tonight the the chief that had it for five years is telling us it is a long-term strategy. >> getting two families before they become involved in violencd violence and getting two families to help them be a part of this in protecting their members from violence. none of this is things that happen overnight. > >> a alameda county firefighter is recovering after battling a three alarm blaze at a marijuana marijuana grow house. we brought brought it to you live last night as it was happening. investigators say the commercial commercial building at 139th and and washingto

hundreds of people celebrated the mid-autumn festival today in oakland's little saigon neighborhood thelso known as the moon festival was filled with traditional asian performances and food. it is one of the most celebrated events welcoming the full moon organizers say the mid-autumn festival is important to the little saigon community in particular so they can unite during the ongoing robberies and attacks happening in the neighborhood. right moving on to the weather situation and spencer. did i hear you mention the r word of rain earlier today? well, there've been some light scattered sprinkles around the bay area tonight already. you know, it may have noticed a buildup of humidity the last 24 hours the heat wave has gone, but now we've got humidity and clouds. let's take a look at what's happening outside wind is relatively calm the only breezy spots right now are real vista and fairfield. so we'll move along to look at 24 hour temperature change now once again emphasize the heat wave is gone, but it is several degrees warmer in most bay area locations right now then at this time las

some people wanted saigon business district.n busines. business district. people wanted wanted to recall me. there was a a recall campaign. i thought that and i won. at the same time, it definitely left a scar. scar. >> this victories for the city of san jose because we cannot afford a political president tht elected officials face recall over disagreements on just one goal issue. >> my biggest accomplishment during my tenure at city hall was to build more affordable housing mike intuits. the area that i represent is definitely one of the areas that have a lack of affordable housing. to be able to provide that opportunity for these families o me is very heartwarming. we are here at this restaurant. this is is the kitchen away from my kitchen. this restaurant provides much meals for me, maybe once or twice a week. my y come here. these two dishes aree of my favorite. in the the, it is called this. this is very typical of the cuisine in central vietnam. growing up, i was not fortunate enough to experience kind of dishes. i als cra

murdered not far from the neighborhood dentist lilly sue was also gunned down blocks away in little saigon. too close for comfort and the reason roxana does not want her mom's story to be forgotten like they don't know. that this is our lives we're talking about, i would say is more than hell. it's a living nightmare, overwhelmed by medical bills and her own back pain that was exacerbated from the stress of caring for her family. roxana has set up a go fund me she isn't sure what the answer is, but feel stuck and makes this plea for change. all grew up there. we all lived there and my mom doesn't want to leave. this is all she knows. she loves oakland. she still loves it. worse she still does, you know, despite being robbed so many times, despite her almost losing her life. she still wants to be here. she still wants to be a part of oakland. we just want her to get better. in oakland. dion lim, abc seven news alright, let's get to our weather now because it is changing big time fall is almost here. sandia and rain is on the way. that's right. it's going to feel more like winter on sunday,

oakland police promised more patrols another crime stopping measures in the city's little saigon areat now we are seeing new video of break-ins at businesses. at 5:00 5:00 we asked, how does this keep happening? that story with liz and ryan coming up. > >> favorite restaurants of 2022, san juan in the mission distrit mission district opened in the fall of 2021. and also on that list, san francisco's first upscale filipino restaurant. our betty yu took us there. highlights include ube, colada,d colada, seafood fried rice and seafood chowder. then healdsburg, thank you, new guy, that made the list as well. the menu is 100% plant-based and run run by the owners of the popular popular single thread. i just gained 20 pounds by reading the. the story. >> got to kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters,

the violence included a string of break-ins in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. surveillance video video shows cars drive up and several people get out. moments later they smashed their way into several businesses, including a hair salon and laundromat. business owners in the plaza say this keeps happening over and over again. the plaza's owner telling us it is costing his tenants money. >> >> more security cameras and then i plan to put more security over here. that is all i can d. can do. >> the business owners say they are frustrated with the response from police, despite a recent increase in patrols. during a news conference yesterday, oakland's deputy chief said the department is understaffed. oakland has invested millions of of dollars into a department of violence prevention. the chief was hired five years ago and they called him the crimes are to adjust the chronically high homicide rate. i spoke with him earlier about the departments long-term strategy. >> we are doing two things. we are responding to immediate fires, which i call putting out fires. and

why even happen where we live like little saigon area? it's no longer safe. oakland police are investigating and ask anyone with information to come forward. people were injured this afternoon, including a five year old child when, after an older driver plowed through an east bay trader joe's store colliding with customers inside the store. the crash happened at the trader joe's on redwood road in castro valley near grove way just south of interstate 5 80. that's where we find ktvu s amberleigh live tonight with the latest on the victim's condition. and what witnesses saw this afternoon. amber. frank there's now yellow cautioning caution tape surrounding the front of the building right now, crews are making repairs and cleaning up. chp says an 88 year old man crashed his 2005 toyota avalon into trader joe's in castro valley around 3 45 thursday afternoon, one shopper tells me there were plenty of customers around when all of a sudden chaos erupted. i heard a loud crash. not knowing what it was. i saw something that something coming into the store. i moved bac

the north gained independence, but in 1956, in the south, in saigon, the french administration was sittinghe french administration at the suggestion of washington. at the same time, the southerners refused to unite with the khan in the air, the fighting of american troops in vietnam continued for more than a decade. yes august 75. more than 2.7 million american troops took part in them, the united states lost about 58,000 people, and taxpayers 111 billion dollars the number of civilian casualties in vietnam in both parts of the south and north is estimated at 2 million. allies of the ussr, but the reason for sending troops out of ideology is so-so, if there is no reason, draw on august 4, 1964, vietnamese torpedo boats, allegedly fired upon and damaged american destroyers. washington responded to this operation and peals of thunder. after many years, the nb will declassify the documents. here is an article by military historian robert hanoke north vietnamese warships, at least did not attack american ships. twice it is legitimate to speak of only one attack on the destroyer that took place

the north gained independence, but in 1956, in the south, in saigon, the french administration was sittingnch administration at the suggestion of washington. at the same time, the southerners refused to unite with the khan in the air, the fighting of american troops in vietnam continued for more than a decade. yes august 75. they were attended by over 2.7 million american military personnel, the united states. lost about 58,000 people, and taxpayers 111 billion dollars the number of civilian casualties in vietnam in both parts of the south and north is estimated.

like little saigon area no longer safe. there has still not been an arrest in this case.akland fire investigators are searching for the cause of a fire at a homeless encampment. three rvs caught fire yesterday at seventh and castro in west oakland. no one was injured, but the fire sent plumes of smoke across the chi sky that could be seen for miles. when it is an argument between two people led to the fire being intentionally set. oakland fire investigators say it's still too early to know how this fire started. the fire comes as cleanup crews work to clear out one of the city's biggest homeless encampments. ktvu visited that side along wood street in west oakland a week since caltrans contractors began. the removal work looks a lot different than it did last friday about 80 people have been moved out of the camp so far. they came in real fashion just started cleaning everybody out, trying to take my house. my dad passed away. arizona dark colored house. that's all i have. caltrans says the state gave oakland $4.7 million in grants to shelter the people living in this enc

the north gained independence, but in 1956 , in the south, in saigon, the french administration was sitting about the french administration from a filing in washington. at the same time, the southerners refused to unite with the khan in the air smelled of war, the fighting of american troops in vietnam continued for more than a decade. yes, august 75. more than 2.7 million american troops took part in them. the united states lost about 58,000 people, and taxpayers 111 billion. in dollars, the number of civilian casualties in vietnam in both parts of the south and north is estimated at 2 million americans were infuriated that north vietnam took allies of the ussr, but to send troops from ideology, the reason is so-so, if there is no reason, draw 4 august 1964, vietnamese torpedo boats allegedly fired on and damaged american destroyers. washington responded to this operation and thunder rolled. after many years, the nb will declassify the documents. here is an article by military historian robert hanauka sidorov , vietnamese warships, at least, did not attack american ships. twice it is legit

that happened a little saigon. officers say it happened on international boulevard early monday morning. the department says an alarm went off at a business when officers arrived on the scene located multiple burglarize businesses in the area. that investigation is still ongoing. and services. the police can now request access to private security cameras and some situations involving public safety. not everyone's too happy about it. the legislation was passed during tuesday night's board of supervisors meeting covers amanda hari has those details for us. >> there are a lot of ways in which this could go very wrong. very quickly by a vote of 7 to 4 tuesday, san francisco city supervisors voted to allow the police department to temporarily request live access for 24 hour periods to privately owned cameras to respond to criminal activity. matthew gridley a is a policy analyst with the electronic frontier foundation. a nonprofit digital rights group. he says he doesn't believe the law is necessary. people say that this

oakland police are looking for suspects involved in a number of burglaries that happened in little saigon. officers say it happened on international boulevard around 04:00am monday. the department says an alarm went off at one business and when officers arrived on the scene, they say they found a number of burglarize businesses in that area. the investigation is still ongoing. >> another big story this evening, a dramatic turn of events on the san mateo bridge this morning. that's where a suspect who had been involved in a high-speed chase with police was struck and killed by a passing car. the suspect has been identified as 31 year-old eric yeager of fremont for us. rob nesbitt talked with a chp officer. he reports on what happened leading up to the fatal crash. >> chp says that yeager stole a white ford mustang from a home in half moon bay before leading police on a high-speed chase that ended in his death. deputies with the san mateo county sheriff's office spotted the stolen white mustang on route one and chase the driver. eric yeager through pacifica, but lost him near black mountain

year-old uber driver was shot to death while seated in his vehicle outside of his home oakland's little saigon district. this gun violence has to stop the president of the oakland chinatown improvements. council stewart we hear stories i've been to so many vigils. >> don't have to talk about patrick >> post had to follow oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass attended some of those same vigils for slain residents in her district like dentist lily to patrick >> family. i continue to extend my condolences and my support. and i am grateful that community has come together. i'm also grateful that in the midst of this violence we're showing the open can come together. but the root of the problem has not been >> speaking with the aid of an interpreter, patrick funds, brother takes a different view of this moment in oakland industry have enough my project >> i just feel like the gunman island nonstop. and you see happen every single day, unfortunately going on and on within weeks of patrick funds death, the oakland police department arrested 19 year-old major will this. >> and a second j

uber driver was shot to death while seated in his vehicle outside of his home in oakland's little saigon district. this gun violence has to stop the president of the oakland chinatown improvements. council stewart we hear stories i've been to so many vigils. >> don't have to talk about patrick post had to phone oakland city council, president nikki fortunato bass attended some of those same vigils for slain residents in her district like dentist to patrick >> family. i continue to extend my condolences and my support. and i am grateful that community has come together. i'm also grateful that in the midst of this violence we're showing the open can come together. but the root of the problem >> has not being killed speaking with the aid of an interpreter that refunds brother didn't seem to share the council president's optimistic view of the community. and this moment seemed a strange happened my >> i just feel like the gunman island nonstop. and you see happen every single day. unfortunately going on and within weeks of patrick funds death, the oakland police department arrested 19 year-o

thank you police in oakland or investigating a shooting in the city's little saigon neighborhood happening around 9:30 last night on east 12th street near 12th avenue officers found evidence of a shooting at the scene, but say the victim had gotten their own ride to the hospital before they arrived that person is listed in stable condition this latest shooting took place just five blocks from where a dentist was killed last month and about four miles from uber driver was killed in an armed robbery in july. still ahead here a day of action focusing on preventing gun violence and promoting safety in schools. you're going to hear from students and local lawmakers about this issue plus more than a dozen teachers out sick and students calling parents to leave school early. we'll tell you about the problem at one east bay campus abc 7 news at 5 5 will be right back. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yea

the north gained independence, but in 1956 in the south in saigon there was a pro-french administration from the filing of washington at the same time the southerners refused to unite with the smell of war in the air was like a khan, the fighting of american troops in vietnam continued for more than a decade. yes august seventy fifth year. more than 2.7 million american servicemen took part in them. the united states lost about 58,000 people, and taxpayers 111 billion dollars. to send troops out of ideology, the reason is so-so, if there is no reason, draw on august 4, 1964, vietnamese torpedo boats allegedly fired on and damaged american destroyers. washington responded to this operation and peals thunder. after many years, the nb will declassify the documents. here is an article by military historian robert hanoke north vietnamese warships , at least did not attack american ships. twice it is legitimate to speak of only one attack on the destroyer maddox, which took place on august 2, 1964, as a result of which two vietnamese boats were seriously damaged while the american ship did no

> oakland police are actively searching for the suspects involved in several burglaries in little saigon. investigators say they happened around 4 o'clock monday morning along international boulevard. the department says an alarm went off at one business when officers arrived on scene. they later discovered multiple burglarized businesses in the area. the investigation is still ongoing tonight. >> a dramatic turn of events on the san mateo bridge this morning. that's where a suspect who had been involved in a high-speed chase with police was struck and killed by a passing car. that man has been identified as 31 year-old eric yeager of fremont kron four's rob nesbitt. talk with chp about this. he's joining us live now with the details that led up to what happened here. rob traffic backed up for hours. guys after this fatal crash. chp says that yeager stole a white ford fpmustang from a home and half moon bay before leading police on a high-speed chase that ended with his own death. >> deputies with the san mateo county sheriff's office spotted the stolen white mustang on route one and cha

the north gained independence, but in 1956 a year in the south in saigon sat about the french administration in washington at the same time the southerners refused to unite with the khan in the air, the fighting of the american troops in vietnam continued for more than a decade. yes, august 75. more than 2.7 million american troops took part in them. the united states lost about 58,000 people, and taxpayers lost 111 mln . in dollars, the number of victims among the civilian population of vietnam in both parts of the south and north is estimated at 2 million people the americans were infuriated that north vietnam had taken the allies of the ussr, but the reason for sending troops out of ideology was so itself. if there is no reason, draw on august 4 , 1964, vietnamese torpedo boats allegedly fired on and damaged american destroyers. washington responded to this operation and thunder rolled. after many years, the nb will declassify the documents. here is an article by military historian robert hanoke sidorov , vietnamese warships, at least, did not attack american ships. twice it is legitimate

could cease fire colder, but it's also targeted armenian positions and also cd infrastructure from saigon. so it's a clear attack on southern country. it's clear talk on un mims state as a by john disputes that it says its armed forces were responding to a build up of armenian land mines and weapons on the border. while armenia has been selling, as virginia military positions for a week, 2 weeks now was showing has been intensified over the last few days. and over the same few days, armenia started amassing heavy weaponry and almonds along the border. it's an army, as if by john tensions between armenia, desecai, john largely stem back to a decades long standoff, sparked by the contested nagondo caraballo region. it's internationally recognized as part of as a, by john's territory. but 95 percent of its population is ethnic armenian. they fought several walls on this issue. the last one was in 2020, after 6 weeks of fighting as a by john, regain much of the territory. a russian peacekeeping force was deployed to enforce the ceasefire. analysts say the conflict appears to have been ratchet

true whether we are talking about humans -- cubans, or vietnamese and cambodians after the fall of saigon. america went to war for 20 years, the longest war in u.s. history, our departure does not mean the promises were not made. promises were made by both parties and by legislatures on both sides of the aisle. now we have to answer questions that become more urgent every day -- what does an american pelvis mean? we believe that it is critical to keep promises while looking forward to a future in which all are protected and welcome through a robust functioning refugee resettlement system. one -- i appreciate the invitation to participate. thank you. >> [applause] >> thank you. let's move on to our first in-person speaker, sadiq amini. sadiq: thank you for the opportunity to be here. to be here a day after the anniversary of 9/11, i would like to start by saying is another speaker mentioned that the job is not done. as a moderator indicated, the investment in the process, the u.s. is out of afghanistan, but afghanistan is not out of the u.s.'s sphere of influence. the u.s. must still pay a

the north gained independence, but in 1956 in the south in saigon there was a pro-french the administrationwashington's supply at the same time, the southerners refused to unite with hanoi in the air, the smell of war, the fighting of american troops in vietnam continued for more than a decade. yes, august 75. more than 2.7 million american troops took part in them. the united states lost about 58,000 people, and taxpayers lost 111 mln . yes, in dollars, the number of victims among the civilian population of vietnam in both its parts of the south and north is estimated at 2 million. americans were infuriated that north vietnam took the allies of the ussr, but to send troops out of ideology, the reason is so self. if there is no reason, draw on august 4 , 1964, vietnamese torpedo boats allegedly fired on and damaged american destroyers. washington responded to this operation and thunder rolled. after many years, the nb will declassify the documents. here is an article by military historian robert hanock north vietnamese warships, at least did not attack american ships. twice it is legitimate

why even happened where we live like little saigon area no longer safe.d if you have any information, call oakland police. the us senate is planning to delay a vote on a bill that would protect same sex marriage until after the november election. democrats and a handful of republicans have expressed support for the bill. the bill would need the support of at least 10 republicans to overcome a filibuster. senate democrats say by putting off the vote until after the election, it will encourage more republicans to support it without fear of losing their seat is now 5 46 governor, gavin newsom has launched a billboard campaign in seven antiabortion states explaining how people can get abortion care here in california 18 billboards direct people to california's newly created website. it provides information and resources to people seeking care in california regard. headless of where they live. these billboards were placed in indiana, mississippi, ohio, texas, south carolina, south dakota and in oklahoma. and happening today, the city of mountain view will star

another one was gunned down in little saigon too close for comfort and reason roxann doesn't want her story forgotten. >> they don't know this is our lives we are talking about. i would say it is more than hell. it is a living nightmare. >> overwhelmed by mechanical bills and back pain that was exacerbated about the stress of caring for her family she set up a go fund me. she was stuck and makes this plea for change. >> we all grew up there and live there and my mom doesn't want to leave. this is all she knows. she loves oakland. she is still not safe but she loves it. >> she does despite being robbed and almost losing her life she wants to be her and part of oakland. we just want her to get better. stephanie: we have changes in the forecast this weekend. let's check in with lisa. lisa: they start today with breezy winds and that is the golden gate bridge where it is cool, another 10 degrees of warming but the winds will be up to 30 to 40 miles an hour at the shore line. my forecast is next. stephanie: the new covid booster shot is available at targets multiple strains of the virus. a

julian: police in oakland are investigating another shooting in the city's little saigon neighborhooder 9:30 tuesday night. officers found evidence of a shooting at the scene. they said the victim got their own ride to the hospital. that victim is listed in stable condition. it took place just five blocks from where a dentist was killed last month and about four miles from where new bird driver was killed in july -- uber driver was killed in july. kumasi: pfizer shipments of the covid booster are already here appeared they're providing shots with initial appointments going out pretty fast. cdc and fda approved the new vaccines last week. it protects against the -- initial covid strain and the hyper infectious omicron variant that caused cases to surge over the summer. julian: egg and chicken prices on the way up again. what could be leading to this? kumasi: a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are down by about 240 points. another update on the markets next. julian: record-setting rain causes a roof to give way. kumasi: you could watch us for a whole extra hour. 7:00 is live

got well it was one day in 1973 in a, in saigon where i was reporting the war in vietnam. and i went ranch, the brightest news agency office. and there was a, a bulletin meeting and very urgent and snap story from reuters vernacular. i'm from norway saying that there had been a murder in the tongue called little hammered. and they listed the names of the i'm cynthia killers alleged killers at the time. and one of them was my former lover from paris, sir, named as patricia rocks for the freelance photographer who is subsequently identified in fact as sylvia raphael from south african. mm. so i was actually from august, it was bit of a day's ready. oh i have crushed myself into who i had never had news any suspicions, but i mean she to see everyone in that respect jenny. she turned to see me otherwise, but she was obviously very well trained and kept office front. mm valadez shall on the got the 1st time i met sylvia was when she appeared in court and lyla, hama, upset the way she appeared. and what she said were very impressive of shemelle better. your fiance of lusty amazo

you and your family, four sisters, left saigon in april of 1975.ay to the united states. why are you running for congress? >> just watching kabul fall last year broke my heart watching mothers hand babies to marines. very reminiscent of what happened in vietnam and what prompted me to run for office. again the economy is in shambles and the administration doubles down on bad policy. >> bill: you served in the navy special oops for 25 years. you are saying what you saw last year in kabul gave you the inspiration to seek office. >> absolutely. i left kabul in january of 2021 and 6 months later it fell apart and we were wondering what was it all for? why did we sacrifice all those years fighting in iraq, afghanistan, somalia only to give up and make these people basically beholding to the taliban again? >> bill: there were many comparisons to the evacuation in hanoi as you rightly point out. what are the issues in your district? your challenger is pretty well entrenched in virginia 10th. >> yes. the economy, economy is the biggest thing. they keep dou

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next to it as a town called gander precooked saigon back on the tenth anniversary of september 11.eunion of passengers. it was while i was there at the college is when i met david, i read who wrote and said hate we got a grant from the canadian government to write a musical about what happened here in 911. ♪ ♪ ♪ couple years went by then all of a sudden i got a call hey, river that interview? we wrote a musical and you are in it. >> i did not know anything about it. i did not know how i was portrayed in the show. i did not know there been a song written called me in the sky that basically chronicles my aviation career. ♪ ♪ >> i've seen the show with my husband 128 times. >> if someone had said to me on broadway representing gander and you say drink into early in the morning or something. because no comment we never expected a progress with the got the call i never thought i'd be out walking the red carpet of broadway. the donations we have received have come in putting gander in the public eye has allowed us to build our new shelter. >> i think now the musical come from away, setti