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highlights from some of the biggest new year's eve celebrations in the world, plus an exciting night as we take a live look now at new york city, where wow, what a contrast to san francisco. a total shoulder to shoulder event. you can see for the largest new year's eve party in the country, we have a live report from the heart of it all. just ahead. >> i'm spencer christian. our new year's eve is cloudy so far, but we expect a break in the clouds just before the fireworks begin. let's be hopeful. i'll have the accuweather foras coming up when abc seven news at then we are looking for you. we are the peace corps. with volunteers in more than 60 countries. living together. working together. transforming lives. together. join us. bangkok goes big on new year's eve. we're getting our first look at how some other countries rang in the new year. thailand uses this impressive celebration to increase tourism and bring in people from around the world to celebrate. it now got to go down under now. fireworks lit up the sky over australia, sydney harbor, where it became am 2024 at 5 a.m. our time sydney is one of the first major cities to ring in the new year. it's reporte

a lot of these cities. the cities going to new york and chicago and he may go to la or san francisco. and that's a blue state but look at disaster the mayor and governor and anger people have over illegal immigration and over crime and over the drug epidemic and there's the skies or the taxes and amount of corruption and i think you could find out that lee zeldin was a a four runner and having a much more republican new york in 2024 than anybody thought possible. larry: great stuff. great newt gingrich average speaker and know what is he speaks of. coming up on kudlow, the war on fossil fuels and end the social list green new deal and promote more and north dakota governor doug burgum and endorse the race and campaigning for mr. trump in iowa and new hampshire. i'm kudlow. liquid gold. before you use ai to transform business, accelerate growth, predict trends, you need to begin with trust. introducing watsonx governance. helping you govern any ai, as data, models, and policies change, so you can scale it responsibly. let's create ai that begins with trust, with watsonx governance. ibm

regional headquarters is in san mateo. 550 people in the bay area work for rakuten 160 employees will move into that new space on mission, and now we take a live look at the new yorkge. we are down about 282 points. >> san francisco based openai is responding to a lawsuit by the new york times accusing the company of copyright infringement in a blog post, the company says the lawsuit is, quote, without merit. the times sued openai and its partner microsoft last month, claiming its ai technology illegally copied millions of articles to train chatgpt and other services . openai says it's training uses, quote, publicly available internet materials that are covered by fair use protections. micro soft has not commented on this lawsuit. if you need help washing your dog while you're away, you might be able to turn to a new robot dog sitter. look at this. so tech startup augmin robotics created this pet robot called auro so the robot can play fetch, give your dog food and use ai through its microphone and camera to understand your dog's needs. it's $800. oh five. >> yeah, it's $800. okay my dog need faithful companion. >> yeah, reggie drew i don't know about rooster and

new york city was determined as the ultimate new year's eve spot according to wallop hub. orlando, florida is a new stop and other top spots, sans, nevada and atlanta georgia. new york though is still in there in the top five, number three so where is the ultimate place you should plan a batch? i got to say, i get orlando, san fran, las vegas, they are warm. >> i think is problem number one. number two, didn't get into it but if you want to be out there like she is, you have to get there about five hours ago. he spent 12 hours tonight in a diaper. that new year's parties, the one that requires you to wear it is not a winner. i like to bring in the new year as much as the next guy, i don't want to spend the night dressed like joe biden. [laughter] >> there are classrooms in other cities. >> i hate atlanta is on that list, don't go to atlanta for new year's, it's a terrible place to go especially don't like in or out of the airport new year's because i've got to fly into the airport tomorrow and i don't need extra crowds. thanksgiving and christmas, i don't need it for new york, too so scratch atlanta to put on albuquerque, a gre

new york. ed: i'm ed ludlow in san francisco. the s&p 500 is up for aion and some of that is in the semiconductor space. intel has this deal with taiwan unc where they get 12 nanometer manufacturing technology in arizona and intel gets use of older equipment, depreciating assets but their initiative to grow the boundary of their business in this effort to ensure the supply chain. the commerce department will be interested in what's going on here. the big story driving markets is what is happening in video games. microsoft games is up but adding to those gains is the story, 1900 jobs being cut from activision which microsoft acquired and xbox personnel. how often does this happen? what is the real story here? let's go to bloomberg's jason schreier. jason: we are facing chaos all across the company. people don't know if they're being laid off. i am told by a blizzard spokesperson that everyone should find out by the end of the day, all 1900 people. it's just chaos over there right now. caroline: what took me by surprise is some of the senior executives on

a cost? major cities including denver, san francisco, new york, sioux falls are enkrcrypting their emergency channels due to concerns about oversharing details about private civilians with a much wider audience. publicizing names and addresses it worries some in public safety. encrypting radio channels would mean only authorized emergency professionals could access the information about an urgent matter in real time. we found several examples, for example this, an elderly man in wisconsin in distress. >> 70-year-old male fell in the kitchen unable to get up. >> of course one could argue that police scanners have the public identified individuals that might be a danger to themselves or to others. >> violent possibly mental elderly black male subject. he is walking with a sick or pain in front of the store wearing all black. in but at what point does a radio channel infringe on the fri state of someone's mental health? >> feels like committing suicide, having suicidal thoughts. her husband cheating on her. >> apart from the privacy considerations, might the widespread broadcasting of personal d

a little bit. we have coworkers in l.a. and new york, and we're here in the san francisco bay area. o it's allowed us to be a little bit more flexible in terms of the kind of work, culture and office life that we that we're able to support. so how big is transit? how many employees at this point and how many books do you publish a year? we're four. we're four of us. and we publish historically. we publish 6 to 8 books a year. this year we're doing eight, and next year we're going to be increasing it to about 12 and seeing how that feels. but ideally, work will be at this kind of one book a month cadence. and what we find is that really allows us to focus a lot of attention on all of our books on the front list and also our books on the back list. and to give them the attention that they deserve and not just have them, you know, pop in week after week and then forget them as soon as the primary sales window closes. so how did you convince mr. levy that first author to join you at transit when your competition is what? simon and schuster, penguin, random house, etc., etc.? that's a goo

, this is not an abandoned station, this is a working new york subway, everything is in a very terrible condition, and the fourteenth place is occupied by sano, look, please what does it look like this... wonderful city is almost in its very center, but let's still try to see around us what we can be proud of, if they don't want to appreciate us, maybe we'll try to do it ourselves, well , let's say moscow, well, i it’s easier to talk about moscow, i live here, i grew up here, i was born here, but we can grumble about the fact that the curbs there are changed all the time. the asphalt is re-laid 20 times, there is no parking, traffic jams, and so on and so forth, but why can’t we see something completely different, despite all that? that this is also there, why? we don’t notice that this year we launched a year-round river electric tram, in just 10 years the longest metro ring in the world was built, a large ring road, opened this year, generally speaking about the metro, i want to remind you that 48 stations are cultural heritage sites , roads are being built, with the most complex junctions, hundreds of modern trains, theater venues, this

a gun, which would have changed the school's response. trevor ault, abc news, new york. >> trevor, thank you. police in san diego say there was an arsenal in the home of a teen accused of making a threat against his high school. both the student and his father are facing weapon charges. investigators say they seized ghost guns, bomb making materials and even a rocket launcher. the father was arrested monday, three days after his son was arrested across the country. >> an odd rescue in new england. a new hampshire woman had to be pulled out of a dump truck. police say she fell into the dumpster while throwing out her garbage on monday, and then was scooped up and driven away. she is in the hospital in serious condition. >> 32 years. >> i've never seen anything like this in my whole career. it's alarming because you don't really think it's true. you don't think it really happens. >> so fire crews in manchester say the driver noticed the woman thanks to a camera. but had already compacted the trash four times. they don't know how long she had been in the dumpster. very scary. coming up the starbucks nationwid

we settled on new york city, austin, san jose, fremont, and chicago. um, and arup has a team of fire engineers that are working on that. they just, um, a couple of days ago completed a first draft of the review of san francisco, new york and austin's codes. and the project team is reviewing that. and yeah, it's been a great process so far. um, arab team is looking um, has some really sharp fire engineers that have a lot of experience with this. um, i'm going to give a big thanks to barry hooper from the department of the environment has been a really valuable resource on this. um and yeah, i think the next step is going to be, um, we're looking at, um, uh, engaging with, um, industry and stakeholders to get their opinions on the process, looking at, um, you know, the battery industry and contractors who are installing these kind of systems and then going to be looking to engage with the department of building and inspection and the fire department, who are the permitting agencies for these kinds of battery storage? um, and, and yeah, i also wanted to thank from the sfpd,

economic issues, we can work on inflationary pressure, we can work on a -- on affordable housing, not just on the coast of new york, l.a., san francisco or boston, all over the country right now. we can work on issues like lifting up reproductive freedom as opposed to moving in the other direction, which we see in horrific ways happening in texas. we can work on trying to deal with the gun violence epidemic. it should not be a partisan issue. our children, students, faculty members, others are being slaughtered by weapons of war in grocery stores on college campuses, in classrooms, in movie theaters, in walmart parking lots. this is an extraordinary thing we are dealing with in america in terms of the explosion of mass shootings. none of these issues are on the agenda of my colleagues on the other cited the aisle, instead, we will spend time today and tomorrow on a political hit job against president joe biden. probably because they were, in part, directed to do so by the likely opponent to president biden in the election next year. >> the israel-hamas conflict has divided your members and 20 democrats recently voted to cens

in the united states, starting pay for officers in san francisco with no experience is $112,000 a year. almost double the starting pay for a new yorklice officer. the hiring chief at san francisco police says increasing the pay has attracted more recruits, but still, police staffing is down. 13% compared to 2020. after a long emotional meeting, the san francisco board of supervisors voted to approve a resolution that calls for a ceasefire in gaza. >> hundreds of people came to the board's meeting to hear the debate and voice their opinions. the final resolution included calls for more humanitarian aid and the release of all hostages taken october 7th. one supervisor said it was impressive that so many people wanted to be part of the process , but we've never seen this level of engagement. >> it, um, and passion and for people to wait five hours lined up outside this building and through our halls to come in to talk for one minute, board members noted there was widespread support for a ceasefire and that most of the disagreement was over details about what was included in the measure. >> in the end, the measure passed by an 8 to 3 v

new york. ed: and in san francisco, this is uber technology, happy 2024. caroline: a brand-new year, on the

a try? ed: welcome back to bloomberg technology. ed ludlow here in san francisco. caroline: caroline hynde in new york -- caroline hyde in new york. of a rally across the united states. let's take into what is happening with nvidia. a record high, adding to the nasdaq 500 -- at -- adding to the nasdaq 100. the market likes it ahead of ces. in the world of twilio, also riding high after the ceo had to move stage left. people felt he was too synonymous with just spending too much but his right-hand man for the past few years is basically taking over. many questioning whether that will exert any change in leadership. apple on the upside as well after five straight days of losses. apple managed to regain some ground. also an extraordinary story regarding the iphone and how that has been entangled with the disaster on that no 737 max nine. little on a day that jeffrey's analysts are saying they could see a selloff in terms of revenue and consumer demand, 30% year on year in china. let's look at some of the big benchmarks in terms of mood music because we are riding high. bitcoin, up 2.4%. we are back about $45,000 -- back above $45,000.

a point of fact. los angeles, new york, san francisco, the rates of crime. black on black, the rates of homelessness. the rates of illiteracy. the rates are just they're actually higher in blue states, in blue, where black people are supposedly protected by liberals who have their best interests at heart. by contrast it's in red states, it's in red state cities that we are actually and often black people making the most progress in homeownership and in employing it and other metrics. so that's when i say it's their safe, but they're not really safe and yet. another point of interest is police brutality. we rarely see as much police and brutality in red states as we do in blue states. so while we're we're comforted in the in the blue pockets of safety, it's really a false sense of comfort. but to read a quote from your book, the illusion of division, at the end of my first year at the harvard law, i gladly cast vote to elect barack as the journal's first black president. like other black editors i wanted to do my part to help him make history. but by the time

new york. ed: and in san francisco, this is uber technology, happy 2024. caroline: a brand-new year, on the year, full market coverage ahead, u.s. stocks and bonds look to kick start day in the red. ed: we look at the movers went on the benchmarks as apple dropped amid a barclays downgrade. caroline: the health of the ev market as it is levels behind a chinese company. that and so much more coming up. let us check in on the markets. we had the push and pull of apple and tesla and some of those sales, not transportation but losing when it comes to a key chinese competitor. nasdaq off, this is a global born market selloff. we see in europe in particular. we have corporate issuance coming through, some supply-side issues coming in play here a little bit with the borrowing costs. i we called it right? we will see as many rate cuts as the market anticipates? the market recalibrating that this morning. the world of crypto, as the dollar strengthens, the bitcoin does too. eclipse saying the $35,000 handle and that is important as a watch out for the etf and they approve the

new york. ed: i am ed ludlow in san francisco. caroline: a mixed picture on u.s. jobs. we will get the read on the state of the labor market and how ai will impact hiring in 2024. ed: the teardown of the huawei newest laptop throws cold water on another technological breakthrough for the sanctioned company. caroline: amazon taking on google. we sat down with perplexity ai which has a half billion valuation two years since its inception. let's check on these markets. the whiplash. strength, resilience in the u.s. labor market. the ism number turns the picture a little sour. bad news becomes good news and the stock market recovers, up .4% on the nasdaq. the two year yield comes down after whipped itself higher. the turnaround in the u.s. dollar having originally been seeing it on the weaker side, as we saw what was some stronger data. we now anticipate -- it is actually rising on the downside by .2%. we have been higher on the dollar and then we go lower as everyone tries to price in with the federal reserve is going to do. when the nfp number came in everyone thought tha

zionist regime a shelter médecins sans frontières (doctors without borders) has been attacked in gaza and expressed its regret . ali rajabi, broadcasting agency, united nations, new yorkce president asked the ministers of energy, mining and trade to prepare a comprehensive plan for transferring water from the sea in the country . mr. khabar in the advanced transfer review meeting the water of the persian gulf and the oman sea to the central plateau, he said , considering iran's access to the sea and the coast in the north and south of the country as well. the creation of a nationwide water transmission network will solve a large part of the water stress problem in the 13th government. according to the report presented in this meeting, the plan to transfer water from the sea of ​​oman in the east corridor 13 and the east corridor to zahedan has progressed by 24% per month. also, the water transfer project in the first phase will reach isfahan with 57% progress by the beginning of next year. from now on, the mission fee for foreign trips will be paid in riyals, the spokesperson of the government announced the news of the reform in order to make the payment system fairer

states new york, illinois california, sanctuary cities los angeles san francisco, chicago, new york city, pledged not to enforce immigration laws that makes them magnets what they're doing tracking ationate number in this country illegally will be counted for the purposes of allocating electoral votes for allocateing legislative districts we count people not citizens i am introducing legislation to make certain only count citizens for purposes allocating electoral votes congressional districts we will take away democrats' incentive their incentive is power willing to subject united states to all mayhem just to hold on to it. >> can donald trump now pivot to try to get independents that are right now, in many cases, behind nikki haley? >> i think he absolutely can because if you look what the issues that are concerning to people united states, where he stands on issues, he is by far strongest has a real track record he can he can point out in terms of addressing the economy getting it rolling again, in terms of dealing with illegal migration stopping it bringing crime down, these are concerns that suburban women have we talked a lot about whether donald trump can attract suburban w

a lot of support. san francisco's in far worse shape than new york. w york's got to worry about is fiscal. you can't have a fiscal deficit that high where you think taxing individuals and companies more and more where, you know, the bulk of the tax is paid by a handful of people, you know, it's driving people out. and there are solutions to that. you know, sometimes the solution is revenue, but with sometimes, you know, like i would love are government to spend more time -- we spend your money, do we do it well. maria: yeah. >> so every department should send you a report. i think the press should be more commanding. how much -- demanding. how much money do we give to this department, what did they say they were going to do, what did they do. maria: yeah. >> i think you could spend money a lot more if wisely. all this irs debate, $80 billion, you know what my question was in how much did they already spend, and did they spend it all? if rather than just throwing money -- can. maria: are you worried about the open border? >> yes. you know, i mean, you k

new york. nate foy, ktvu, fox two news. >> a member of the san jose city council was granted a temporary restraining a blogger, councilman peter ortiz says he fears his family might be in danger after videos were posted claiming he supports the sexualization of children. ortiz's restraining order is against robert signs, the administrator of the east side san jose times. it usually posts community and public safety messages, but last month there was an entry accusing ortiz and another councilman of failing to represent latino and mexican communities. quote especially the majority of the community that is against grooming our children. >> i represent my entire district. whether you're gay, you're straight, whether what nationality you come from, male or female. um and so i've seen these attacks go nationally and it's our job to make sure that they, they stop. and this violence doesn't enter the city of san jose. >> a lot of the voices have been. a lot of them don't agree with, um, with being shown at the schools and that's okay. that's okay. it's just really not okay that a big part of the gay commun

unfortunately in san francisco unlike new york's experience, we've only had one death. new york had a dozen. but we're a city with zero lot line. lithium fires can't be put out by the fire department, they have to be put out. so when we first heard this legislation, we had already accommodated some suggestions from bay wheels, lyft organization, when it got to the full board, line came out of the relative to their electric scooters and we made some additional changes, we then heard from e-bike retailers and sent it back to committee. i want to thank fire marshal tim for thinking about their suggestions for meeting with them for two hours over the holidays and that resulted in a set of amendment that's would i like to adopt today, but because they are still being socialized and thought about, i would like to then, continue it to our next available time and give the public time to think about them and look at them and if necessary continue to process with the fire marshal. buzz before us are some changes, small but important, and i'll just go through them, they exempt single and home di

a fire paramedic and hopefully become an officer some day. >> for san francisco, i said this in my interview, it's like the new york of the west coast. has everything i wanted to be a part of. it has ems and has a rich history and blue collar history which i absolutely love. i want to be a part of that. community. >> hello, i'm iowa join the series for the city and county of san francisco for thirty years ago all san franciscans can watch their government in action to reliable service and program tuesday's sfgovtv for all you do and >> oh now i do. it is a two-knock. [gavel] there we go. good morning, i'm calling the january 11, 2024, t.j. pa meeting to order. this meet ising held in-person in san francisco city hall room 16. members of the public may attend the meeting in-person or watch on cable or visit the sf gov. tv website. to stream the live meeting, madam secretary, please call the roll.

a fire paramedic and hopefully become an officer some day. >> for san francisco, i said this in my interview, it's like the new york of the west coast. t has everything i wanted to be a part of. it has ems and has a rich history and blue collar history which i absolutely love. i want to be a part of that. [gavel] >> this meeting will come to order, welcome to the january at that 25th meeting. i'm stephanie. to the right of me is supervisor engardio and i would like to thank matthew of sg goff tv for putting on this meeting. >> please silence

news, san diego. >>> in 60 seconds, the mother of a school shooter on trial why prosecutors brought the case in the first trial of its kind, right after this >>> in upstate new york, a verdict today in a deadly shooting that began with a wrong turn kevin monahan was found guilty of second-degree murder in the death of 20-year-old kaylin gillis last april. gillis was in a car with friends looking for a party when they mistakenly turned down monahan's driveway he fired a shotgun, fatally striking gillis >>> and jury selection began today for an unprecedented trial in michigan the mother of the oxford high school shooter facing charges herself for the four classmates her son killed adrienne broaddus now on what makes this case so unique. >> reporter: tonight, inside the oakland county courthouse, a first. a parent facing criminal charges for a mass shooting carried out by their child jennifer crumbley on trial for her alleged role in a mass shooting her son ethan committed in oxford, michigan, in 2021, with jury selection beginning today. her husband will be tried separately >> they are charged with involuntary manslaughter, claiming that they had a duty of ordinary

san francisco. thanks, lawrence. former president donald trump testified on his own behalf at a new york courtroom today. 2 days after his decisive victory in the new hampshire primary. >> kron four's catherine heenan is in the newsroom with details on that. and the latest in the presidential race. i katherine tai grant. a lot going president biden. he's trying to sell voters on the merits of bidenomics. nikki haley is in south carolina and yes, donald trump was on the witness stand in a manhattan courtroom. >> donald trump headed to court today his new york trial were columnist is suing him for defamation. asking for more than 10 million dollars writer e jean carroll says trump ruined her reputation after she accused him of sexually abusing her in the mid 90's. trump was found liable for that abuse at separate trial last year as things played out today, trump was on and off the witness stand in less than 3 minutes. but in that short time, he actually broke one of the judges rules by declaring the allegations against him were a false accusation. we'll be back in court tomorrow outside the courtroom, trump has shown h

caroline: i am caroline hyde a bloomberg headquarters in new york. ed: i'm at the ludlow in san francisco. caroline: attacks to the global supply chain and what is being used to navigate around them. ed: and is hit by those attacks. it has shut down its berlin plant. caroline: we will sit down with renowned venture capitalist amongst the announcements that he is returning. first, we check in on these markets. there are fiscal headwinds about the strike and implications of the middle east. and it takes the anxiety that is been built into the market. read into that the ppi number, this could be dialing down when it comes to the producer prices and it mpox of the bond market. two year yields crashing to their lowest since may feeling that the rate cuts will be back on the table. let's take a look at bitcoin, is this a sensitivity to ppi? or are we selling the run-up into crypto more broadly? we are off by 1.4%. ed: we will take deeper into the program. it's a difficult to get a causal link with the data and what is happening. that extends to crypto related stock. everyone from a tr

a live look over san francisco, california senator scott we know what introduce new legislation to low array deaths. he wants to see changes in infrastructure and added technology. the senator's office points to a recent new yorkimes investigation that found the u.s. could prevent 25,000 deaths per year, if it reduces vehicle crashes. as other high income countries have done over the past 20 years. >>> mayor london breed's office release new crime number saying san francisco is making progress in making you safe. her spokespeople say in the first month of 2024, property crime was down 41% from this time last year. her office also says violent crime also fell by 23% and the credit expanded law enforcement , investments in police staffing, and cracking down on drug crimes. >>> students at some santa clara county schools will notice extra security around their campus today. this increase is due to threats coming in from some anonymous email account, scaring a lot of people. fremont, homestead, lynbrook, montevista high school, will be open, but police will be on campus. >>> let's talk about santa rosa in an effort to curb crime. they have increasing gang violence. the head of police chief said, enough is enough.

the recording industry and the film industry to have them pay a license when they use the content that you or the new york times or the sanncisco chronicle creates so that they're not getting a free ride. and unfortunate, the bay area companies, these tech companies have been at the lead in stopping that. australia has done this and it's worked well. >> and you have put bills up before congress. what would you say has been the biggest barrier to having some of these, uh, ideas adopted by your colleagues up there on the hill? >> well, it's hard to get anything done right now, but in the ten years i've been in congress, one of the things is members republicans and democrats, we have bipartisan support, by the way, on this. but there are individual members and there's enough of them. i think that, um, number one, people like google and facebook, my own belief is they're lobbying individual members against the bills, and that's my opinion, um, because they've lobbied me against it. and they're lobbying a similar bill by buffy wicks in the legislature right now. and the other reason is some some politicians don't like the fact

news, san francisco supervisor is expected to consider a resolution next week, calling for an immediate cease fire in gaza. plus, more than 20 injured after a train derailment. this happened in new yorky. what we're learning from officials, it's all oming up loving this pay bump in our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the extra money? maybe they won the lottery? maybe they inherited a fortune? maybe buried treasure? maybe it fell off a truck? maybe they heard that xfinity customers can save hundreds when they buy one unlimted line and get one free. now i can buy that electric scooter! i'm starting a private-equity fund that specializes in midcap. you do you. visit xfinitymobile.com today. grants some low income residents a 50% discount on single adult fares. the discount applies to vta, ac transit, muni, bart napa vine, and several other agencies . now, to qualify, applicants must live here in the bay area, be between the ages of 19 and 64, and have a household income at or below 200% of the federal poverty level. well, an annual report on police stops here in california finds that black drivers continue to be stops and stopped and searched at higher rates. more than 4.5 milli

marathon is an impressive accomplishment, but imagine winning a runner from san francisco won the non-binary race category of last year's new yorky marathon. only to find out there in eligible for the prize money that's supposed to come with the title kron rob nesbitt joins live in studio to explain. drop. >> noel coward telling me is a non binary trans masculine runner who has dealt with several obstacles in their long-distance sport. most recently going head to head with the organizers of the new york city marathon. with support from their friends and family on the sidelines of the new york city marathon cal cal in a great time in the 26.2 mile race in november. >> finishing first in the non binary race category, the first major marathon to offer prize money to non binary runners. it's really important for me to feel like i have a space to compete in that acknowledges the fullness of my identity. they received their first place medal for the win, but not the $5,000 prize money that's supposed to come with it. >> callum, reached out to the new york road runners or and why are our that puts on the marathon to find out why they t

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only gathering in san francisco of community members, including activist helen zea and justin goh, the father of michelle goh, who died in 2022 when she was pushed in front of a new york a street renaming after grandpa vicha will also happen in thai town. >> i would like my dad to be remembered as a fighter for the future generations. >> sunday's event in san francisco will be live streamed on the site at 2:00 p.m. the next court date in grandpa vicha's case is february 7th, when a judge is expected to set a trial date. janelle wang, nbc bay area news. >>> also happening today, a memorial service is planned for two of the victims killed in a small plane crash near half moon bay. it's for the pilot, and one of his passengers. they were a couple from the east bay engaged to be married with a wedding just days away. also killed in the crash earlier this month was 27-year-old emma wilmer of san francisco. today, services happening back in vermont where petit's family live. the 27-year-old fairier held a degree from m.i.t. his 26-year-old fiance was from oakland. >>> the search for this man is temporarily off. he is an attempted murder suspect. investigators put out an ale

green day is performing in new york tonight ahead of the release of their new album, saviors. they'll make a stop at san oracle park on friday, september 20th. it's weird they're not playing their own music, i know. >> i mean, green day has some so many pretty banger hits. >> low key, right? >> that's very cool though. >> let's take a look at the actor with the headlines. we have fog this morning. it is dense in spots and that just leads to a pretty cloudy day today we are rain free. today is the actual. we are actually the only rain free day we have on the seven day forecast because an active pattern really sets up here starting tomorrow afternoon with a level one storm, and then we increase that number to a level two. moderate storms over the weekend. we could have rounds of heavy rain at times. let's show you how the day shapes up. today we have that dense fog this morning. it's just a mostly cloudy day. get used to the gray conditions. we'll get those temperatures into the upper 50s and mid 60s for daytime highs. look at our rain chances tomorrow and through the seven day forecast. i mean they are e

new york. >> a name synonymous with san francisco is among those now honored for helping to shape the state.ormer san francisco mayor and state assembly member willie brown has been named to the 17th class of the california hall of fame. the recognition goes to people who embody the state's innovative spirit, spirit and these are featured in an exhibition at the california museum. other honorees include renowned computer scientist and father of the internet vinton cerf, former us secretary of defense leon panetta, and the musical groups the go-go's and los lobos. congratulations. congrats >> 556 this morning, looking at the forecast today, it's a cold morning with clouds increasing. it's a partly sunny day today. it's wet and windy tomorrow. and then sunday we're drying out after our storm system. but tomorrow it is a level two moderate storm. heavy rain at times. some gusty winds. we could have pockets of minor flooding, especially in the north bay. so just looking at tomorrow's forecast, the rainfall chances you can see once that sun is up here, we're in and out of the showers for the enti

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new york city. and as abc seven news reporter tim johns explains, a lot of people aren't sad that it's leaving. it's another exit out of san francisco after ten years of being hosted in the city's famous castro neighborhood, the lesbians who tech conference says they're done with the city by the bay, boasting 15,000 attendees in 2023, this year, their departure is welcome news to many local businesses. >> a lot of businesses didn't know what was going on. i mean, something as simple as taking your trash out. nobody knew where to put it. traditionally held inside the castro theater since 2022, the conference has also shut down two blocks of the street outside, putting up massive barriers and makeshift structures in the middle of the road, something several businesses we spoke to told us was detrimental. no business was allowed to happen. deliveries also, the event was closed in so they were only allowed to stay in their area for weighty. >> duckman works at rossi's deli, he says after several difficult years during and after the pandemic, another week with little to no business was the last thing they needed. >> a lot of pe