clear skies for sap as revenues jumped 25%. we will speak for the cfo of europe's biggest software company later this hour. we checked these markets with a focus on fixed income with a global selloff and bond markets and we will reflect on the u.s. 10 year shortly. you are looking lower on the back of the futures, currently up .1% down across the asian markets. a little bit of modest selling in u.s. stocks after that record that was pushed through. european futures pointing higher, waiting for a catalyst and fed speakers as well painting an uncertain picture but building out expectations that maybe they will go slower. s&p futures off by .2% and the nasdaq looking to lose around 68 points. let's look cross asset because that bond selloff is pronounced. it has moderated to some extent but 50 basis points higher over the last 30 days at the front end, currently back above 4%. part of that down to fomc speak but also it seems expectations that maybe trump is leading in this election. japanese yen under pressure. you have an electi

we harvested a plant whose sap is collected in four stages. about a year or five days later, a cauldron lays a layer horizontally around the plant. from this , he takes the canopy method again . it is used in the cosmetics and pharmaceutical industry more than 40 medicinal uses for this plant are mentioned in the account of treating weakness of children's organs , especially ailments such as jaundice and tetanus, as well as nervous disorders, and 362 hectares of kahlavi and boi rahmat pastures have been cultivated under anghaza plant. there are about 2,000 to 2,500 anghaze or bariche plants in each hectare of the pasture plan. mr. safaei is one of the veterans of cultivating this medicinal plant, which, in addition to creating employment, has also earned good income from it . there were eight of us. but the lack of conversion industries has caused this plant to leave the country without any brand name. this sap is raw it is exported to foreign countries such as india, united arab emirates, china and from there to europe. the smell of mercy is

ktvu james torres inside the sap center.ave a guest and tell us what the fans can expect to see tonight. good morning james. >> good morning to you dave. well any hockey game is all about the experience for the fans. it's a fun sport to watch. always tons of electricity to i, but there are so much more that you can have fun with outside of the actual play. to talk to me more about that, heather vaughn, who's the vice president of marketing here, we appreciate you being here early with us this morning. let's talk about what we can expect to see tonight. some giveaways a party. tell us all about it. >> you got we got a little bit of everything tonight. so i'll start at the top. we have at 4 p.m. we have the outside. we're going to do a street rally. the players are going to come down a teal carpet and we're going to welcome them. we've got dj amy robbins out there. she's going to be spinning some tunes to get people excited. and then we're going to have food trucks. you can turn yourself teal, get your face painted, get a teal

sap says as of the current circumstances there was no requirement to report. carahsoft also gave us a statement. how will they be interacting, what role do they play in this? jake: the historic role these companies have played is by putting out a product, sap makes all sorts of workforce software, timecards, hr software, and the complicated process of selling that sort of software to the u.s. government is handled by carahsoft which stands in the middle and does the work of helping the software navigator navigate these regulator hurt -- these regulatory hurdles. what these look like going forward is an open question. caroline: irks reporter who broke the original story and continues across the -- bloomberg's reporter who broke the original story and continues. his job displacement caused by ai something to brace for or is this all hype? we discuss with them and i.t. economist who gives us -- we discussed with m.i.t. economist who gives us is more skeptical view of what is happening with ai and the jobs market. think scaling your ai pilots is hard? think again.

so watch sap center. there will be a fan fest outside. so watch for pedestrians. we're excited as well. watch or listen for me yelling from home. meanwhile, over here, 92 overnight we will have some construction landscape work going on between alameda de las pulgas and ralston. so that's between 101 and 280 overnight right now. and during the day next week, we're looking at smooth drives around the rest of the east bay. and watch 37 eastbound one lane will blocked overnight for construction there as well. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. shining the light on mental health awareness. coming up next on today in the bay how one south bay father is using art to illuminate in a unique way. he's giving back through his work. the white house and fema, even the governor of florida trying to fight back against misinformation about the hurricane. and i'm kris sanchez at the shark tank. the san jose sharks dropped the puck on their season tonight. we're going to tell you why there's reason for excitement with a younger team coming in. and even if you watch the statistic

tonight heading into the sap center. it will be in the upper 50s and about the same conditions as we go into late tonight. and dropping down to the low 50s with a mix of sun and clouds. as you can see, the rain is out of here. but we'll talk about the next storm system headed our way, coming up in a few minutes and you can see that the rain was here at the bay bridge toll plaza. some damp pavement. no big concern. the build is on as well with those metering lights and the slowing keeping the span moving smoothl. we'll talk about a crash that found in the south bay coming u. thanks, kari and mike. it is 546. the first reported case of hiv in this country was 43 years ago. and today it's not the death sentence it once was. currently, there are about 1.2 million people living with hiv in the united states. about 7000 in san francisco. and there are about 32,000 new cases a year across the country. but according to one hiv clinician, ending the epidemic is possible if you test positive and you're living with hiv, you can go

we are live this morning outside the sap center.'m james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james. coming up, floridians are only beginning to assess the damage after hurricane milton roared across the state. next here on the nine. we're live in tampa to show you the situation as it stands this morning. what's most in need and how california crews are already on the ground. >> plus, the fighting continues between hezbollah and israel as a un position now gets caught in the crossfire. i' nate foy tel ♪ when your child has moderate-to-severe eczema, it's okay to for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, they can stay ahead of their eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your child's skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be se

harmful insects benefit from changing climatic conditions. cabbage stem fleet, beetles, and weevils. sap details their lot and many other past can cause huge damage to food crops because they eat and eat and like what we or our livestock like. grain sugar beets may rapes the fruits and vegetables k w s. and germany is one of the largest seed producers in the world. the company worth billions is investing in the development of new resistant plant varieties. and of course in house political good on that side. a major challenge today is that we need to produce more food against the backdrop of reducing chemical pesticides and climate change on both of those 2 factors. however, pesticides reduction and climate change lead to increased pressure from pathogens and front passenger seat. but precisely these past researchers how could help prevent crops from looking like this in the future. since the aim is to breed plants that are resistant to the insects, they use tests from their insect to, to test some. the research is growing an important sense. some effective insecticides have already been

and if the milky sap is exuded in large quantities and how it can even coat the insects body and it's suffocated pretty bad. i'm trying to set up 2 flights to stick it. the plants are clever and their own way says the biologist. they're just very different than us humans. in order to reproduce, for example, a plant doesn't have to attract another plant, but an effective pollinate, or you want me to use. and so the guy set about plant draws the interest of bumblebees, and these by sending out lots of different signals suggesting that the food is here . actually, these signals include the shape and color of the flowers, but above all their sons as well. so when you smell his flour or bunch of flowers, they smell very pleasant. nice. even to me, i used to say i'm the name of a flower son can contain up to a 100 different individual components, making it more complex than any perfume. the european black alder provides another example of the smart ways that plants protect themselves. it produces bitter compounds to fight off tests, and can judge how much dangerous in boy mckenzie trees can

reporting from sap center. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> new numbers show inflation rose over the last month. but coming up, we'll tell you why that information comes with a caveat. and who can forget the mask mandates that we all lived with during covid 19? ahead, why face coverings could be coming to bay area hospitals to help combat the s ead san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. hurricane last night. at least five people confirmed dead now, and power is out to about 3 million people. strong winds and tornadoes swept across the state, downing power lines and trees. in a briefing, governor

reporting from sap center.ames torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, the message is everything in san jose is going to be teal tonight. >> absolutely. and we're hoping it's hoping it's a good season. that's right for the san jose sharks. >> okay. well stay tuned because the 40 niners take on the seahawks. this is a big game tonight. and it is happening right here on ktvu. fox two. >> yeah a lot on the line here. this is a live look at lumen field in seattle. the 12th man for the seahawks. all ready to go here. but the niners they're ready for this one too. we want to let you know you can catch more news over on ktvu. plus the game up next here on ktvu. does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark fa

yeah, but we're definitely excited to be back playing hockey here at sap center. you know, we're really calling this our opening weekend because the games not only tonight but also on saturday is our last night. but tonight the festivities kind of will start at 4:00. we do a free street rally outside the building on barack obama boulevard. we'll have food trucks. we'll have the sharks foundation selling beer, with proceeds benefiting the sharks foundation. we'll have a dj and then, of course, when our players arrive, we're going to be doing a teal carpet entrance for them. so kind of like a red carpet entry at the at the american music awards or whatever. that's so cool. but it's teal. yes, it's going to be a teal carpet. and our players will arrive. they'll be signing autographs for fans. they'll be saying hello to them on their way into the building before we start the game tonight. that is super cool. so we know that the ice went in and it will stay in all the way up until the playoffs. hopefully we make the playoffs this year. fun fact for you guys at home, th

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and the likes of sap and deutsche bank here in europe. lloyds i'm the u.k.'s welcome the european future set for a modest losses down 0.1 percent, ending friday in positive territory, ending the day up 0.2%. ftse 100 future is pointing to gains of 0.2%. s&p futures after that fresh record on friday currently flat. just below that 6000 level for the s&p, currently 590 five. nasdaq futures modest losses of a 10th of a percent. let's lacrosse asset. last i checked the u.s. benchmark was unmoved at 4.08. euro-dollar at 1.08, softer on the single currency. brent up 0.5%, you can tie that in the middle east tensions but after a drop of almost 8% last week, something of a turnaround in oil. gold fresh records. how may times we say that this year question mark 30% year today. currently 2729 on the yellow metal. to those middle east tensions now. israel's military is taking aim at hezbollah's financial arm in lebanon. it has issued evacuation warnings to civilians, as it sees to hit the group's economic strongholds. the unit serves as hezbollah is alternative banking

the commanders said so, that's it he, and the fighter with the call sign sap, heroes and commanders of the first link, thanks to whose competent actions we went further, after krasnogorovka became ours. and after a while, god willing, everything will end, we will all go home there, after a while we will come here and will already watch, observe, how life is built here, how children also run, play, and as if nothing had happened here, not only in the area of ​​responsibility of the south group, but also the general movement of our front is now going along the entire line of combat contact, passing through the dpr, by autumn it will dissolve several cities at once, currently controlled by ukraine, may soon get rid of this control and finally return to the russian constitutional space. grigory vdomen, dmitry vishkevich, gennady korneyev and andrey rudenko, news of the week from the donetsk people's republic. it was not zelensky who lost the coal mine, it was the west that lost the coal mine, while talking about russia's strategic defeat, the loss of coal mine for the west is very painful,

are the ones that have the power to move markets depending on their reports, they include software sap "after the bell" and tuesday verizon, gm, ge aerospace lockheed martin and aero act, wednesday can make a huge difference if you want to talk bellwether at&t, ibm not to mention tesla, tesla's big one and by the way ibm close to a record ups union pacific american airlines, honeywell they flush out the rest of this week, this could be the reason they ducked into a cave, the ten year yield lasted power .1% for the first time since july, right now were .184. while were added look at the two-year the two-year mears federal reserve policy it is about 4% at 4.03, we are two weeks away, two weeks a day away from the start of the fed meeting from the big moment there, the fed meeting for november the market has lost more confidence at the rate cut cycle is still as strongly and play and they see the odds of no interest-rate move on november 6 at 15%, just on friday they stood at 10% keep in mind if the fed were to pause it would only be because that they're worried because economy is so stro

i'm keeping an eye on europe on the european markets this week, sap is reporting tonight and after the the chip sector from the netherlands two weeks ago i think a lot of eyes in europe will be on sap. maria: okay. we'll be watching that one as well. greg, great to see you this morning. thanks so much. >> thanks, maria. maria: your morning mover is spirit airlines, stock is up. it's soaring a after receiving a debt refinancing -- debt refinancing extension from its credit card process he'ser until late december, spirit stating in the filing it drew down the entireity of the $300 million revolving credit facility, expects to end the year with more than $1 billion in liquidity. the stock is down 91% year-to-date but of course the real big bounce this morning at $2.02 a share on spirit. stay was. we'll be right back. when it comes to investing, we live in uncertain times. some assets can evaporate at the click of a button. others can deflate with a single policy change. savvy investors know that gold has stood the test of time as a reliable real asset. so how do you invest in gold? sandst

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and tonight at sap center, we have who visited us yesterday, a powerhouse.obbs is over there for the wrestling tonight at sap center. so watch it out, brother. there's a lot of activity. back over to you. that guy was like a rock. he was yoked. yeah, just like this. just like mike. just like that. watch out. you're going to rip that suit. i know that's a good one, too. don't do that. mike. thank you. all right. 542 for you this morning. and it was a case. it grabbed national attention, making waves. yet once again ahead for you this morning here on today in the bay. we're going to talk about those new developments in the menendez brothers case that murder case. we're going to show you the support they're now receiving as they push to have their case reevaluated. plus, have you voted yet? you don't have to wait until november. and they're setting records with early voting. plus making the bay area proud. the east bay native securing her spot on the voice and who she chose as her why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...inste

as you're heading into the sap center and cooling down to the low 50s. so bring a nice warm jacket. it will be a chilly evening and then as we go into the weekend, we'll be watching the next round of rain also coming in, most likely while you're sleeping in the north bay. it will be at about 10 to 11:00 at night, and then clearing out shortly before sunrise for all of the bay area. and that looks to bring us another quarter inch of rainfall. and then we go into a nice weekend, cool on saturday, breezy overnight lows in the mid 40s and then warming up a little bit more on sunday. and that's when we set our clocks back one hour. next week will be a little bit warmer with highs in the mid 70s, while san francisco stays in the 60s. we'll see the off and on rain there between friday night and saturday morning. mike, it looks a little less tricky trying to get across the bay. yeah, for folks heading over from the peninsula. eastbound 92, full access from 101. i told you it would be about an hour until they could clear it. they surprised us. good. that's a treat. westbound. no surprise. we

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because as sap has just mentioned, it's not as if it was uh the iranians and then just dealing with the israeli regime, it was the whole western hegemonic front and also um the arab regimes that uh working in cohoots with the uh united states at the... same time um that iran had continued to say that for sure it would retaliate for the assassination of ismail hannah, we saw that the majority of m hit their targets of course when we look at mainstream media uh today they're saying that only 10% hit, irgc is saying that 90% of the missiles hit their targets. your thoughts? um, mean we we won't probably find out exactly how many rockets have hit, but from the videos that came out last night as the events were unfolding, it's very clear that many of them hit, a large proportion of them did hit, so there's no doubt about that one. however what's interesting is that um the the the king of jordan while he was in the un he was berating israel and saying that the arab nation and the muslims have reached their hands out and have tried to normalize relations and yet yesterday last night his milita

sap francisco i'm using i am so glad to be part of so much great music was born here and i get to be part of. thank you, san francisco for opening up your hearts. golden gate as they say. >> every week during our newscast, we'll be telling stories from the people who make up san francisco. this is our city on kron. 4. and if you miss any of the stories, you can always find them at kron. 4 dot com. we'll be righ san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. >> that's about mid 1900 bison. because ready fast. very, very, very fast. >> witnesses describing the moment a tesla slammed into apartment complex in fremont last night. police say the driver identified as 46 year-old kem lush k

gracias marcelo y estuvimos en el sap center con los sharks.uno a 0 y solamente íbamos a tener un gol gracias a macacha que anotaba el uno a 0 con el casi shu ren le roba. entonces los 3 puntos a bay fc, que solamente necesita 3 para poderse meter en la postemporada. por cierto, bay fc también celebró el mes de la herencia hispana. esto dijo la gente sobre tener esa celebración aquí en people's park. escuchemos. estoy feliz porque he venido a muchos partidos y me gusta que están celebrando los latinos porque miro muchos aquí y pues contenta porque es el equipo. es nuestra primera temporada y estamos haciendo más o menos mejor de lo que esperábamos. y feliz por lo que sigue. la verdad creo que es lo mejor que pueden estar haciendo porque es parte de la herencia y es parte de esa celebración del mundo. sabes? el kcra, por cierto, al mando de black andonovski, que fue ex entrenador de la selección de los estados unidos y hablando de estados unidos, hoy la selección varonil se enfrentó a panamá en austin por la pantalla de telemundo. vamos a las ac

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and if we're with ourselves, the sheer scale and the lack of integration is sapping at our culture andational cohesion. if i am your leader, i will fight for the effective freeze in net migration our country needs. and this time, we will cast in iron. we will do it with a vote in parliament so that each and every one of us can look the british public in the eye and say we mean it. we are going to do at this time. and if we do that, we give our country the effective space that we need. will we be open to the best and brightest? yes, absolutely. board be open to the world and his wife and all their extended family? no, not any more. and under my conservative party, never, ever again. applause and secondly, we must take a stand on net zero. since 2001. energy prices in our country have quadrupled. factories have closed, families have suffered, and this is all because we have become so reliant on expensive forms of energy like offshore wind. now, ed miliband wants to phase out gas over the next five years. in 2015, we knew that putting ed miliband and power together was a very bad idea. ho

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this is why the opinions a sap that the attack was over for them. the mission was accomplished, but so in terms of your is rather responses, we have to see what will happen. and if we look beyond them, at least we know that iran has a strategic partnership with russia and t. ron notified moscow, for example, before launching its missiles against israel. the how is russia supporting your run in this conflict, if at all, as well as probably the big elephant in the room, because as you may know, i'm not the only that. you're on a warren or in for him to rush russia, but also the united states about their impending attack on as well. but also there was a visit of russian prime minister prior to ron was attacked to check ron holding talks with the administration. so uh, from a russian view point um, just kind of mission that as being proclaimed by the newer running administration to seek re entering dialogue and to go see agents with the rest to get sanctions relief and to get, you know, to entry into kind of push them off with the, with, with the would

today's media day for the san jose sports hall of fame tickets takes place at sap center. she's such a joy to talk to. all right, kerri, we're talking about the weather. and if you like it hot, this one's for you. yeah. a few more pool days. i guess. you know, we're going to see some triple digit heat in the inland areas. and still hot even into the weekend. oh my gosh, the pumpkins on the porch are just going to start pouring. the patches are opening for a lot of the too hot. yeah, too hot for that. well, thanks so much for joining us. we does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. berg wins. you've been hurt in a car wreck. you need a law firm that can give you the help you need right now. berg wi

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today's today's media day for the san jose sports hall of fame takes place at sap center in just about 15 minutes. thank you so much for joining us at 4.30. jess and janelle are working on the 5:00 newscast next, and we are back in two minutes. produces blistering temperatures. the places hit the hardest and what your next 24 hours will look and feel like. also, southbay woman is found dead in mexico. now her family is having trouble bringing her body home. the lengths they're going to in an effort to get answers from police, prosecutors and the u.s. embassy. and should prisoners be forced to work while behind bars? what you need to controversial proposition that is on the ballot this election. good wednesday, the news at five starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. and i'm jessica aguirre. no escaping the heat again for a third straight day. yes. another day of triple digit heat for many cities, including the tri valley, the south bay. there are abnormally high temperatures. let's go outside. right now. a look at some of our cameras. san francisco, one of th

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as you're heading into the sap center, and once again, heads up that the temperatures will get much cooler later on tonight. dropping down to the lower 50s. our next round of rain comes in late tomorrow night, so here's a look at the timeline for calistoga, santa rosa, ukiah. you're going to see start to see that rain around 8 to 9:00 tomorrow night. and then going into early saturday morning, it's raining quite heavily for a little while, but clearing out before sunrise and the rest of saturday is looking pretty nice. so that next wave of rain coming in could possibly bring us another quarter inch and maybe even a little bit of some higher amounts for parts of the east bay. 3/10 of an inch of rain possible for dublin as well as oakland, and then for saturday as it clears out, if you're going to the lofgren festival in gilroy, it's going to be in the upper 60s and mostly sunny, and the rest of our forecast gets warmer as we fall back. setting our clocks back one hour. temperatures will go up and november is looking more like the weather we should have seen this week in the low to mid 70s.

the sharks take on the saint louis blues at the sap center on thursday night. that's the opening night, but there are lots of theme nights planned this season, including los tiburones game, which is on saturday to honor the storied hispanic heritage and culture of the bay area. fans will get tiny little mini lowriders. they're really cute. they're nice and teal. so thanks so much for joining us. we'll continue following milton and the earthquake. you cisco, the most bureaucratic city in america. we have 130 city commissions. los angeles just 49. we have five city commissions, all dedicated to homelessness. but homelessness is getting worse, way worse. commission after commission. talk, talk talk. but no action. mayor breed and the board of supervisors created this dysfunction. it's time to fix it. vote yes on d, no on e to reset city hall. the city hall insiders spend record high budgets, but our problems get worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it with accountability and root

the commanders said so, here he is, and a fighter with the call sign sap, heroes, first-line commandersthanks to whose competent actions we went further, after krasnogorovka became ours. and after a while, god willing, everything will end, we will all go home there, after a while we will come here and will already watch, observe how life is built here, how children. also run, play, and as if nothing had happened here, not only in the area of ​​responsibility of the south group, but also the general movement of our front, now goes along the entire line of combat contact, passing through the dpr, by autumn several cities at once, currently controlled by ukraine, will be dismantled and may soon get rid of this control and finally return to the russian constitutional space. grigory in the domain, dmitry vishkevich, gennady korneev and andrey rudenko, lead from the donetsk people's republic. an employee. border police died as a result of a terrorist attack in the city of bersheva in southern israel. another 10 people injured, according to israeli media, the attacker opened fire on people at

the sap center is also doing its first ever dia de los muertos altar for deceased members of t de'anthonyd up to no chance against zion and the pelicans disastrous start without steph and wiggs? dubs trailed by 20 early warriors, though, had 18 points off turnovers. brandon podemski the steal. who's going to dunk it? you or me? you or me? gary payton the second. yeah i got it. zion williamson 31 points. he's going left every time. spitting and spitting and scoring. pelicans by four at the break. warriors take control in the third quarter. pisemsky for three of his 19 points. more d jonathan kuminga says no we're going the other way. and feeds trace jackson davis. come on buddy hield has been a great addition. buddy buckets seven of 11 from deep 25 of his 28 points came in the second half 21 threes overall for the dubs. kuminga lindy waters with authority. lindy can go 21 points in 31 minutes. dubs with 14 steals. kuminga to the breakaway. this is what he does. the reverse. warriors win without steph. 124106. these two teams will play again tomorrow night. >> i love my job, okay? it's awes

the formal induction ceremony will take place next month at the sap center. >> leading women in business and pro sports are recognizing one another's contributions at a first of its kind business association event in san francisco. the bay area council held its inaugural women's leadership summit today. those who attended included actress and philanthropist connie nielsen and genentech ceo ashley marguerre. the council says it believes this might have been the first time the top leaders among the bay area's professional women's sports teams have come together as well, and that is bay fc ceo brady stewart. golden state valkyries gm hema narayanan and oakland roots and oakland soul ceo lindsay behrens. >> i'm really excited to hear about the women's professional sports movement here in the bay area, and how that's really gaining energy and the insights from them on how they've, you know, risen to these top ranks in their own careers. >> the bay area council says it is committed to advancing the careers of women leaders across all business sectors. >> arts organizations in san francisco are

y como decía, ahora se van a enfrentar a la selección de los estados unidos y vamos a cerrar en el sapró la octava noche de los tiburones. este día donde los san josé sharks le dan un tributo a la cultura latina. y vamos a ver un poquito cómo lo vivió la gente, porque como siempre, pues tuvimos mariachi, tuvimos muy buena comida, muy buena música y la gente lo pasó bastante bien celebrando así la herencia hispana. vamos a escuchar lo que dijo la gente sobre que los chiquis hablen español. muy, muy orgullosa, muy feliz, que están representándonos aquí en san josé. sí, fui por las arepas. es lo mejor que hay aquí. en mi opinión. pero sí es es bien a gusto, es. no sé cómo describir que se siente a gusto estar en tu en tu casa, en san josé y que oiga, pues español y que estén escuchando la comunidad. bien amigos de telemundo desde el tanque acá en san josé en noche de los tiburones, faltó mordida para el equipo de warshawsky. pierden 2 a 0. por supuesto. la noticia el día de hoy la ausencia de macklin celebrity, el pick número 1 del draft, está ausente con una lesión de la parte baja del c

the sap center is also doing its first ever dia de los muertos altar for deceased members of the sharks in the middle of the night. led our city through the darkest days of covid, saving thousands of lives. london breed is battle tested and proven in crisis. san francisco is coming back. we're witnessing progress every day. unlike her opponents, london is the only candidate who, on day one, will keep our city moving forward. we can't go backward by electing a candidate who needs on the job training. with london breed, san francisco is on the rise, again. de'anthony melton. would it add up to no chance against zion and the pelicans disastrous start without steph and wiggs? dubs trailed by 20 early warriors, though, had 18 points off turnovers. brandon podemski the steal. who's going to dunk it? you or me? you or me? gary payton the second. yeah i got it. zion williamson 31 points. he's going left every time. spitting and spitting and scoring. pelicans by four at the break. warriors take control in the third quarter. pisemsky for three of his 19 points. more d jonathan kuminga says no we'

are ready for opening night with all sorts of teal themed things going up around sap center. >> well,t of buzz around rookie macklin celebrini, who was the first pick in this year's nhl draft. the puck drops thursday night at the tank when the sharks host the saint louis blues. can't believe hockey is here. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra day to avoid an overdraft fee. nice to see a bank cutting people some slack. mistakes happen. and we give you time to correct them. so, you don't like gnomes huh? what about that one? that one i like. a lot. ♪ bmo ♪ is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customer