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filed a lawsuit in august the school district allowed lawrence young yet chan to resign from san francisco's georgewashington high school. the former student says chan started sexually abusing her in 2012 when she was a minor in the 10th grade. she is filing a lawsuit against chan and the school district for emotional and physical harm the first victim filed a complaint against the athletic director in 2017. in the south bay $500 a month for two years could soon be finding its way into the pockets of some residents. the city of mountain view is kicking off a pilot program to provide a guaranteed basic income abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes was there as the program was outlined and has more on the impact that it's expected to have. former stockton mayor michael tubbs featured in the new york times thursday called the pioneer after the city started the first mayor-led guaranteed income program starting in 2019 that program gave $500 a month to $125 people for two years since then cities in the bay area and across the country have worked on similar programs. the city of mountain view is now the lates

despite despite seattle dominating, san francisco, the early favorite. 49ers tied in george kittle practicehe first time since injuring his groin last monday, so that is good news. as of right now, gametime, gametime decision, but if you don't practice, you usually don't play. >> we will see. and you are sticking around, because you have more at 7:30 with the red and gold report. >> absolutely. >> we will see >> it is a logo recognized around the world, the apple log. this was actually developed by a a mexican artist. mary lee looks looks at how his roots shaped his work and who he is today. >> reporter: we are in cupertino cupertino at one of the buildings had apple and everywhere you look you see the apple logo. we sat down with tht the artist who first drew this iconic logo. he is also a proud immigrant from mexico city. walking into carlos perez david's art studio in san jose is like entering his own personal museum. >> it has to say, that is an ap. an apple. >> reporter: this legendary logo logo is his most famous work of art. carlos drew the apple logo when he was a young art director

san francisco and new york city? there was also the related issue of the soft on crime soros-backed district attorneys. larry crasser in in philadelphia. george ghast toen in los angeles. san francisco's jessica dean ended up being recalled in june. crime remains an arsenal. for a while i thought it would dominate the cycle but in january the football bounced again to baby formula. that month began an ever worsening supply of formula after a recall plant shutdown and supply chain issues but in february, putin surprised the world with the invasion of ukraine around the global and america many offered to help. would that war affect voters in november? or would it be a domestic cultural war because in march florida's governor desantis signed into law the bidding war for sexual identity from kindergarten through third grade. and when disney's ceo denounced the law the company became a lightning rod and desantis invoked revoked the special tax status. and but then in may, another mass shooting. this time at the robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, the gun issue suddenly became potent until it faded yet again. in june came the first prime time

george's chapel at windsor castle. > >> still ahead, a busy weekend for san francisco firefighters working along the bay shore lines. > >> remembering a space legend and a bay area pioneer. we will look back on the life of frank e when we come back. >> what a difference a couple of couple of days make. dangerous weekend on beaches with at least at least two people needing to be rescued. first happened at by beach in san francisco. firefighters say the victim fell fell off a cliff. he had his cell phone with him, so he coull 911. the rescue took two hours. he is expected to be fine. the d happened this morning at china beach. firefighters have yet toe an update on the victim. > >> when i interviewed him once, astronomer frank drake said he thought we would make contact with extraterrestrial intelligee by the year 2000. obviously, hed not live to see that lifelong goal, one he pursued tirelessly with great innovation. liz cook has one of the last interviews done with the great dr. drake. >> reporter: before the pandemic pandemic shut everything down, astronomer and astrophysicist frank drake opened up his home to kpix

san francisco. whatever it may be bill george, appreciate you coming on.nk you for the book or congratulations on the book. and thanks, maybe you can send me a acacopy >> thank you i'll send you one. >> very cool >>> now let's talk about the stock, meta. it is down 61% off its 52-week high it is trading below the pandemic low. it is one of the worst performers on the s&p 500 this year so if you own it, what do you do, if you're poking around, what do you do let's bring in jason healthstein. at some point, jason, this stock is -- again, we said it yesterday with a different company, it's got to stop going down doesn't mean it will go up i mean, how long can this bleeding last? it does feel like a new coke moment >> yeah, you know, i think you highlighted how much the stock is down. i mean, it's down well below kind of other large tech growth stocks, because of the headwinds they face. so -- and let's start out, right, apple really did this company a significant disservice with the changes they made around privacy and the implications on ad targeting really,

that's a thank you also next the season opener for the san francisco 49ers is tomorrow, but will george playing time? larry beale has the latest on his injury coming up in sports? another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities. multiple bay area teams play against those from the windy city and the major leagues the a to slump with four losses at home while the giants have not been lucky on the road with five losses of their own today's san francisco plays against the chicago cubs at wrigley field first pitch is at 11:20 am and this afternoon the chicago white sox are back at the oakland coliseum to play the a's first pitch is at 107 this afternoon. tomorrow th

san francisco. at the end of the book is just a perspective because after george floyd, the killing and the protests resulting from matt around the country i was writing and i saw the coverage in san francisco and there's a grant statue being pulled down. the reporter is live and she turns around and she says why are you pulling the statue down and people say because he's was part of the civil war and he had a and we have to move on from matt and that really struck me in that moment because here's a guy who did have a. his father-in-law colonel dent gives him a and he frees that man soon thereafter and spends the rest of his life fighting and fighting for blacks and for the right to vote and doing everything he can in his power to help the african-american communities get on their feet. and grant's time there black congressmen and black senators and black owned farms making money in those early years of grant presidency and it just struck me in that moment is that statue is toppling down how little we remember about history and how sad that is and how much we could do to make sure younger people rem

reporter: like george, more than 300 homeless have moved into columbus park after they were kicked out of their homeless encampment across the street. they were in the faa flight path for the san jose international airport. the problem is, they are still in the flight path. >> it's frustrating, but what do do you call it? the guy up there there has been taking care of me me pretty good. they have a lot of church services out here. pastors, they stop by and give me food and money. they have been real good. it has been real real good for me. >> reporter: these are some of the volunteers george is talking talking about. every wednesday, crystal springs united methodist methodist churches out here handing out meals. >> it has been growing so much and at the same time, we see that they have been cleaning up the other side as well. and it breaks my heart to see them moving from here to there. >> reporter: the old encampment was on airport land and the city city is facing a september 30 deadline to make sure everyone is gone. at columbus park, the new encampment is on city land. the city says it is still assessing and monitoring the sin the situation as current priorities are finding

. >> john: now the issue of george gascon, he's in a recall fight as people try to get enough signatures to recall him as they did chesa boudin in sanco, don't know if it's going to be successful. but what she said about george and the efforts to oust him. >> if you recall somebody it should be because they have done some agregious ethics issue or violated the law. it's very important to have criminal justice reform, pressure them to change. there is an election that will happen in a few years and he is beginning to change somewhat. >> john: he is beginning to change somewhat. sounded like i don't want to say she was giving him the benefit of the doubt but saying recall is not the right thing to do. what do you say? >> simply say this, i'll say it. she's giving him the benefit of the doubt. she is a supporter of george gascon. karen bass is not going to stop crime, she believes in the progressive agenda, defund the police. karen bass is not a friend to law enforcement, she is a friend to those who want to change the criminal justice system where criminals can walk 24 hours after they commit a crime. >> john: what's going to happen i

san francisco. the book is -- at the end of the book is just kind of a perspective. after george floyd, the killing and the protest that resulted from that, around the country. i was writing and i saw the coverage in san francisco. and there is a grant statue, being pulled down. and reporters there, live. and she turns around and says, why are you pulling the statue down? and the people said, he's part of the civil war and he had a slave and we have to move on from that. and it really struck me in that moment. because here's a guy who yes, he had a slave. his father-in-law, col. dent, gives them a slave, but he frees that man soon thereafter. and spends the rest of his life, fighting slavery, fighting for equality for blacks. fighting for the right to vote and doing everything he can in his power to help african american communities get on their feet. in grant's time, there are black congressman, there are black senators, there are blacks who own farms, and are making money in the south. southern blacks are succeeding in those early years, in grant's presidency. and it just struc

but the san francisco forty-niners fans want to know what's happening with tight end george kittle.l he be playing in tomorrow night's game against the bears will kill hasn't been on the field since monday with a groin injury, kyle shanahan said that kittle is questionable for the bears game and it looks like it will be a game time decision on whether or not he will take the field. well, our kate roney sat down with hall of famer jerry rice this week in an exclusive interview and asked him his thoughts on the bears game and the upcoming season. i'm just excited be here. i know going to start in and >> it's all about, you know, going in playing your best football plan as a team. and i'm really happened each other's back. i think the niners are raring to go big at all. the pieces of the puzzle. now they just got to go just win football games. >> alright, winning games is always important. let's get to the action out now on the diamond. this is at wrigley field in chicago. it can you ttll which fans seems a little confused there. the giants offense did most of their damage in a four-ru

i think san francisco -- the seahawks coming off the high of that game will fall on this one and i expect that trey lance to have a better game although he's still perhaps without george mitchell on the ground, he's on ir. i take the niners by 6 in this game. >> san francisco won two of the last 17 meetings against the seahawks. i love the ba bravery. >> i'm a consistent tray i contrarion.>> the bears, packe. the bears weren't very good last week. >> that's the night game. we don't know yet, we'll know closer to game time if they'll be back, do expect lazar to be in the lineup. they lost last week. i'm not worried about the packers. it's a different team, no devonte adams. aaron rodgers has to he rely on the ground game and get the running backs involved. the bears have a ton of issues on the offensive line. i take the packers by 7 in this one. they are 9-0 coming off of a loss and remember, will, super six is back. download the free to play fox bet super 6 app and enter for your chance to win $100,000 of terries' money since the dallas cowboys are out, focus at least for now -- >> it's another way for me to make it interesting. >> exactly. >> what are you doing here?

san jose mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. and when the niners kick off the season, they will likely be without one of their best players. tight end georgeering from a groin injury. he has missed the last three practices, including today he is officially listed as questionable for the game. it might be a game time decision. who knows, but we just want them to be healthy. you can catch the 49ers against the chicago bears right here on ktvu fox to the game starts at 10 o'clock sunday morning. and shifting lanes here just a little bit changes coming to major league baseball next season. the league announced today that it has adopted a pitch clock for the first time. it's also put limits on defensive shifts and is adding larger bases all of this part of an ongoing effort to shorten games and increase offense. the ultimate goal here making the baseball experience more fun for fans. the changes had long been pushed by baseball commissioner rob manfred. and take a look at who enjoyed a fun night out at the ballpark are sal castaneda threw out the first pitch at san jose giants game there they took on the fresno grizzlies, sal through a strike f

george, abc7news. >> from elementary to middle school, abc7news meteorologist was live at abbot middle school in sanday. >> she teaches broadcast journalism all these kids. what is the best thing about your job and what you which is easier? >> the best thing is the kids. i love them my heart goes out to them. they are brilliant, creative, imaginative. the hardest part is finding. reporter: she is your broadcast journalist teacher, what are you learning from her? >> editing a broadcast call alcan news -- falcon news. my partner and i edit the videos, crop things out, it is pretty great. >> they are great and we are all excited about the abbot elementary peru -- premier. are you excited? that is as good as it gets. >> you can catch a tonight at 9:00 only on abc seven, the show was hilarious if you have not seen it so far. >> let's turn our attention one more time to the forecast. >> we are talking about another warm-up. >>'s starts tomorrow for the rest of this evening let's take a look at five doppler seven -- live doppler 7. heading into the higher elevations that is that low wing away from us into

you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. right in san theater company says that the ticketing platform they've been using for over a decade hasn't paid them the proceeds of their latest show abc 7 news reporter loose pena spoke to musical theater works and the better business bureau. confirmed there are multiple groups waiting to get their money back. this is a story. you'll see only on seven. after a week of the accelerating show the music man by the san francisco non-profit musical theater works their team realize their proceeds hudson times and gotten the same automatic response since may christina lasso and her team have been trying to get a response from brown paper tickets the ticketing platform that been using for over a decade this company owes them over 14,000 in show proceeds. so several months without getting paid. how is this impacting your nonprofit a lot? yeah. i mean, it's a substantial chunk of our income brown paper tickets easy seattle-based company musical theater works file. they complaint with the seattle branch of t

san francisco are targeting police vehicles. we're going to tell you what was taken. but first, the 49ers georgetle making progress on his injury, but he's still missing from team practice of next we have a look at the rest of the rest of the team is preparing for sunday's big game against the seattle seahawks. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis and... take. it. on. with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that tackles pain, stiffness, swelling. for some, rinvoq significantly reduces ra and psa fatigue. it can stop irreversible joint damage. and rinvoq can leave skin clear or almost clear in psa. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older with at least one heart disease risk factor have higher risks. don't take if allergic to rinvoq as serious reactions can occur. tell your doctor if you are or may become

you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. all right in san francisco a musical theater company says that the ticketing platform they've been using for over a decade hasn't paid them from their proceeds of their latest show abc 7 news reporter loose pena spoke to musical theater works and the better business bureau, which confirms there are multiple groups waiting to get their money back. this is a story you'll see only on seven. after a week of the accelerating show the music man by the san francisco non-profit musical theater works their team realized their proceeds had not come in. we've reached out at least a dozen times and gotten the same automatic response since may christina lasso and her team have been trying to get a response from brown paper tickets the ticketing platform that been using for over a decade this company owes them over 14,000 in show proceeds. so several months without getting paid. how is this impacting your nonprofit a lot? yeah. i mean, it's a substantial chunk of our income brown paper tickets easy seattle-based co

george's chapel. when we listen in. >> 15 right now and look at this. the scene of an explosion in san francisco's tenderloin shattered several windows. you can see this is the police response from citizen app showing the aftermath. the investigations happened yesterday afternoon near the a section of willow street and polk street. >> nobody was hurt. but the explosion did a vehicle. and as we said, some windows, nobody has been arrested. >> and up in the north more video here, too, from this time from the kron. 4 viewer showing us a fire that broke out at a mobile home park in vallejo. the you can see the smoke billowing into the air, the red flames. again, this is what it looked like is that kron. 4 viewer was grabbing the video yesterday morning at the tall trees, mobile home park on broadway street. so that was the situation. nobody hurt as far as we could tell. and they're still trying to assess the cause of that fire. >> so 8.16 right now we have the first rain that that out of the way, first real rain storm. so i'm wondering, does that mean the storm doors open or we're going to

san francisco. chicago comes in at number four and washington d. c at number five. tonight in sports. georgee he'll finally be ready to play on sunday night in denver. jason appelbaum has more on that, plus jimmy garoppolo, expressing his concern for his injured teammate, trey lance on the 11 o'clock news, california moving forward with the ban on natural gas heaters the plan approved today by state air regulators. california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california? because the corporations didn't write it for us. they wrote it for themselves. jimmy garoppolo back under center, the 49ers are a slight favorite to beat the broncos sunday night in denver and garoppolo could be getting his bff back after missing the first two games with a groin injury tightened george kittle. he's put into good

david roe executive director for -- msnbc contributor also with me san roman at royal expert and trustee of the royal society of st. george just seeing what is happening inside westminster abby it is incredible to watch this play out and then soon there will be so many world leaders in the same room. explain the significance of today in modern history? >> no figure in world history has been able to gather so many world leaders in one place one time but then there has never been anybody quite like queen elizabeth the second. these heads of states and politicians, they have power for a few years, she range for 70. she did it with dignity, with race, but also did it with decisive decision making that is something all the other world leaders admire they all look up to her and they are all here to see her on a final journey and that is so significant of her influence, not just on britain, but the whole world. >> and, david, this is also a fascinating coalition of mourning and potentially i think international diplomacy world leaders with just a few exceptions including president biden will be riding a bus they have come here t

george the 6th died. it's mainly the guardsman. all members of the household cavalry who stand guard san individual, and winston churchill was that the same was maintained the hand. interestingly, when prince king, the king is now walking over towards queen consort. people arising, the prince's vigil appears to be however, he is leading his siblings towards the door of the, of the church for just because they dro, who a great, wonderful place, full of tradition. well, we have actually seen history that we're seeing history every day. these are days of history, it's completely unprecedented. and the access that has been given, i think, is part of the openness and transparency the new king wants. he wants people to see what that is on, and certainly that we will benefit from that. i mean, i was saying with, forgive me, we saw those shots of, of king charles. he must have been thinking of a mix of emotions, really thinking of his mother, but also of the weight of the duties to come my of course he has referred to that, you know, later in life he's, he's 7374 in november. this is and he's referred to that this is law for those years that

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george. we're in a town not too far away from san juan. right down this creek and for the residents, the people who live in these houses behind me, tough to believe that exactly five years after hurricane maria hit they're right back in the same spot. this morning, puerto rico in the dark after powerful winds from fiona knocked out power to nearly everyone on the island. those winds nonstop for two days, dumping 30 inches of rain and leaving hundreds of thousands with no running water. five years after hurricane maria devastated the island, fiona battering puerto rico killing one person. the u.s. territory's governor calling the damage catastrophic. more than a thousand people rescued. first responders in waist-deep floodwaters scouring this ard i their home. in salinas, these two called 911 at midnight but firefighters couldn't reach them for seven hours. [ speaking non-english ] the water -- she says that the water was running just like this but inside of her house. now turks and caicos preparing for the wrath of the strengthening hurric

san francisco sexual abuse, chronicle reports. the complaint was filed yesterday against the school district and against lawrence chan, the former georgerted targeting her in 2012, the chronicle reports. the district was moving forward with firing chan but ultimately allowed him to resign. another former student who was allegedly raped by chan soo, the district last month, saying it failed to supervise him in 2014. the school district has not commented in trend has not been able to be reached. school districts across the country facing teacher shortages are coming up with new ways to attract more educators. some schools, mostly in the rural, south and midwest, are offering a four day school week. teachers said they often use part of the weekend to plan ahead and that the extra day off gives them more time to relax and spend time with their families. the number of districts using a four day schedule has grown from about 650 before the pandemic to at least 800 now. many parents that opposed the shorter school week because of childcare issues and concerns that children won't achieve as much in the classroom . 25 your time right now in eme

-george bridges i happen to be with a large number of students from the ucsf campus and the university of san francisco who are talking about internship and help with jobs and things. who exactly do we connect them to and and what ist that information? >> absolutely. they connect can me. it is my full name marie.pecoc@sf gov.org. the organization will be published on the website prior to the next approvement cycle and also hand shaking to let the students know if they use hand shake it is popular among most campuses. we have a profile as well. it is a new plat form student are using to basically apply for jobs and internships and things like that. it is virtual and became popular over covid. >> george, marie and team, thank you so much for this report. encouraging. inspiring. >> are thank you commissioner scott. vice chair rosales. >> thank you as well for the report. i'm always interested in bringing the details y. had couple questions and want to start with workforce to make sure i'm clear that [audio cutting in and out] my understanding the local hours are increasing? even though the overa

san francisco unified under fire after a second victim set a former athletic director sexually abused her on campus. a former student filed a lawsuit in august. the district allowed lawrence young to resign from george school. the former student said he started sexually abusing her in 2012 when she was a minor, in the 10th grade. she is filing a lawsuit against him and the district for emotional and physical harm. the first victim filed a complaint against the a.d., in 2017. reggie: another step in the effort to return land in oakland to indigenous communities. this is located in joaquin miller park, sequoia point, not far from the science center. >> this is going to be a chance to revitalize the area, conserve the native plants. most important my, really educate people on the culture. they want to put a round house there, which is their ceremonial structure. it is going to be fantastic. reggie: the mayor helped unveil the plan last week. that will be taken up in november. oakland would become the first california city to use municipal property as reparations for native american people. it has been months since brooke jenkins became the top prosecutor. her campaign came with big promises. she is lay

george. and i'm a 43 year vet republican driving a cab in san francisco medallion 1303. kidney failure and cancer forced to give up driving a cab i'm calling about the terrible policy at the airport. per myth d cabs there. this is a bad policy and a bad business decision for everybody. involved. i would say try to make it mutualy beneficial for all our stake holders here the traveling public coming to sfo. the people of san francisco the desire and want more working cabs on the streets and the drivers themselves that -- need a healingy cab in place. why make it so unnecessarily difficult for these people with the prohibitive and short sided cab policy it is bad news. please, open the cab for all. open sfo to all so they serve the people coming in and that way everybody is a winner a win, win, win >> please i'm asking to you see the writing on the wall. change this terrible policy and let all of the medam yons in. everybody wins. please dot right thing and hope to give the cab [inaudible]. thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker, please. is that is the last speaker

san francisco sexual abuse, the chronicle reports. the complaint was filed yesterday against the school district and against lawrence chan, the former georgengton high school athletic director. she claims chance started targeting her back in 2012, the chronicle reports. the district was moving towards firing chain but ultimately allowed him to resign. another former student who was allegedly raped by chance to the district last month. saying it failed to supervise him back in 2014. the school district has not commented in chen hasn't been able to be reached. a new study says the san jose housing crisis is worse than any other major city in our country. recent study from angie, formerly angie's list, says more than 15,000 san jose residents have been displaced over the past two years, according to the study san jose metro area, which includes san jose, sunnyvale in santa clara, likes far behind other major areas, including san francisco. high prices and limited supply or key reasons for the ongoing bay area housing shortage. the ceo of fedex announced the company's closing 90 stores and five corporate offices and putting off new hiring, at

san francisco with then president ronald reagan. she made a second visit to the area eight years later attending in oakland athletics game with president george. bush and you are watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30. president biden in the first lady paid their respects to the late queen elizabeth. at the british embassy in washington. the bidens brought flowers and signed a condolence book for her majesty. a photo of the queen was displayed along with a bouquet of flowers. queen elizabeth met with 13 of the last 14 u. s presidents, including a visit from the bidens in june of 2021, the president, offering condolences to her family and the people of the uk. and with the queen's death, united kingdom is now in mourning and at least 10 days of solemn ceremony. the queen's body is expected to be moved tomorrow to her residence in edinburgh, scotland. the new king charles, the third will say an oath and give a speech followed by a 41 gun salute. the queen's coffin will be taken slowly overnight by car and train on days four and five to buckingham palace in london. on day 10. queen elizabeth will be given her official send off at westminster abbey w

san francisco's mission district that's going on right now. tonight on sunday, you can check out a salvadoran festival in sandra fell or a celebration in new york. >> georgedall was back on the practice field today for the forty-niners. but in limited action next in sports, an update on whether he'll play sunday against the seahawks. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> time to get it done for the forty-niners who are going to look at their wounds after falling to the chicago bears last week on the road. but they'll have the 40 niner faithful cheering them on this week at levi stadium, going for their first win of the season. and it's against the rival seahawks, but at least it's at home. seattle won its opening game. maybe you saw this against their former quarterback russell wilson. yeah, russell is now a denver bronco and the seahawks beat the broncos that wasn't upset. the seahawks, though, have owned the 49 ers of late with a 15 2 record against the niners since 2013. but seattle players, they know how dangerous the niners can be. and they say they're not going to rest on their laurels. >> is is good to, you know, come up, tak

san francisco of sexual abuse. the chronicle reports. that complaint was filed yesterday against the school district and against lawrence chan. the former georgeon high school athletic director. she claims chain started targeting her in 2012. chronicle reports the district was moving towards firing chain but ultimately allowed him to resign. another former student, who was allegedly raped by chance, sued the di him in 2014. the school district has not commented, and chan hasn't been able to be reached. happening today, the city of mountain view will begin accepting applications for a new program designed to help low income families. mountain view is the latest northern california city to offer what's being called a guaranteed basic income. 166 families who apply and qualify will be randomly selected to receive $500 a month for the next two years. the first checks when we go out during the holiday season. when you give long term folks money direct money rather than prescriptive, top down programs . they will use their own networks. they will use their own expertise to lift themselves out of poverty. i was applying for the program must live in m

san francisco es francisco ends the seven game lg game losing streak 13-1 winners. winners. > >> a's at the orioles. bottom 8 oakland is in a jam base. it is george. and that is trouble. ss is trouble. sends in two runs to put the o's ahead 5-2. they dit 5-2. they didn't need the cushion winning it 5-2. a's have lost three in a row. > >> high school football first meeting between sarah and south since 2016. tied up in the final minutes. marley picks it up. sarah takes over. fans are fired up. the cheap shot for the win. padres take it. 24-21 is the final. > >> college football. virginia tech, old dominion. coaches got stuck in the press box elevator. they were a power not that long ago. now they are firing snaps all over the place. a touchdown off the turnover there. the monarchs stun them 20-17. the first of many upsets this weekend in college football. that does itr it for sports. have a great rest of your day. > >> coming up, we have the latesn a pair of wildfires. > >> a woman is bringing attention to our water. we follow her journey to raise awareness durg awareness during california's epic drought. > >> here is a live lo welcome back. it is

san jose? how long does the heat stick around? i have the answers next. thanks, lisa. also next jimmy g gets to see a familiar face on sunday. that's right. it's the return of georgele has all the highlights coming up in sports. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪♪ here's a live. look at our san mateo bridge camera. you can see traffic moving right along this morning time now. 8:45 in sports, jimmy g is back on the field this sunday after taking over for trey lance against the seattle seahawks last week and jimmy this week. hopefully we'll see another familiar face making their season debut on the field against the denver broncos. larry beale is here with a look at the matchup in this morning sports. good morning, everybody. jimmy garoppolo says kyle shanahan actually lit a fire under him when the coach first told him the 49ers would start trey lance this season and jimmy is taking that motivation onto the field with him with trey hurt for the season jimmy walsall take george kittle onto the

san francisco 40. niners worked out on friday afternoon. the last time the team will be seen by the public before sunday's game. backup jimmy garoppolo was also practicing along with tight end george is still listed as questionable for sunday's game. puncture guys up . it pumps our whole team up, head coach kyle shanahan says. it makes a huge difference when you finally get to play at home in front of your fans always choose the crowd being in your own stadium because that's such big factor and crowd noise and football. um and that i've major in any other sports, but i just don't get how other sports can convene is that big of advantage ? fans are also ready for the game. throughout the day. many came to the team store to buy merchandise, including preparing for a possible soggy and rainy sunday black nice black hoodie for the just in case of a range that sunday, you know, fan randy zegarra says he will be here. rain or shine. it's very exciting, especially out here. the fans tailgating and everything is very exciting. everyone's everyone's pumped to be in the parking lot before gates open. other fans, adults and kids feel the same way when there's a home game. can you feel the bu

san francisco 40. niners worked out on friday afternoon. the last time the team will be seen by the public before sunday's game. backup jimmy garoppolo was also practicing along with tight end georgetle, who is still listed as questionable for sunday's game. puncture guys up . it pumps our whole team up, head coach kyle shanahan says. it makes a huge difference when you finally get to play at home in front of your fans always choose the crowd being in your own stadium because that's such a big factor and crowd noise and football. um and that i've major in any other sports, but i just don't get how other sports can convene is that big of advantage? fans are also ready for the game. throughout the day. many came to the team store to buy merchandise, including preparing for a possible soggy and rainy sunday black nice black hoodie for the just in case of a range that sunday, you know, fan randy zegarra says he will be here, rain or shine. it's very exciting, especially out here. the fans tailgating and everything is very exciting. everyone's everyone's pumped to be in the parking lot before gates, open fans, adults and kids feel the same way when there's a home game. can you feel the

george floyd movement, the protests of inspired people to speak out against the iranian government gave us greg liggins live tonight in the newsroom with more on the demonstration that took place in san francisco today, greg this appears to be a new movement. in fact, we saw people with signs saying iranian lives matter. the protests that initially called attention to women's rights appears to have morphed into a call for regime change. the golden gate bridge played host to a large protest against the iranian government organizers say well over 6000, mostly iranian americans filed onto the bridge and a show of solidarity with protesters in iran. the turnout was emotional for a volunteer organizer. honestly everyone who is here is not because of us or no one. it's because of people love you people see what happened to the people of china. come here. that's it. global protests that erupted in the wake of 22 year old masa minis death. appear to have evolved into a movement. for change, hoping something could change any ron the government. hoping for freedom. sharia law has been ruling iran for the past 43 years. i think right now the moment has been created where people are explaining t

plane crashed on the route new york, san francisco, us officials say, that his target was the capitol or the white house in washington in a few hours, president george w. bush will address the nation in words. good evening however share this assessment. almost from the most terrible day in american history , far from everyone will be ready. and above all , relatives of those who went to work on the morning of september 11, but never returned home, they continue to search everywhere and suddenly find a familiar name in the list of the wounded and at the same time several phones. vladik called us. vladik was found. was in critical condition. valentina savinkina and her husband went to hospitals and cut off. we and suddenly the impossible happened on one of the sites dedicated to missing persons their son was found. what happened to the russian victims of the most high-profile terrorist attack of the century who suggested to bin laden the devilish plan of a monstrous crime with a mustache, why on september 11, 2001 the americans wanted to shoot down a spanish passenger liner and is it true that the fourth hijacked aircraft was actually shot down by ord