my name is shawn williams. follow me at i am shawn williams. have a good day. [applause] >> shawn, thank you so much. we really need to hear poets like that because those words get people inspired. those are the type of words that make us understand that we are real and our experience is valid and it is being seen and being represented by shawn so give it up for shawn william s once again. [applause] you know, before i introduce another special guest, i would like to share a story i had this summer with my cohort and interns. you know, it makes me so happy that they can experience and be exposed to some of the you know, tech companies out here like wamo and google and city departments like dpa but we also had a lot of work shops we got to take them to the hrc put together. one of them that really i think changed my life and some of my interns lives was the power to heal today work shop event and it was held at the public library and also held at usf and one of the work shops, there was a story telling work shop where we had an amazing author and artist come in

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bullied and coerce educators into believing there was a mandate and this is the result. >> carley: shawn doing? getting turned, away from school was upsetting for him, will he be able to go back to school? >> they allowed him on campus on friday, his first day unmasked, basically torched him first wednesday, thursday and friday of class and he was inconsolable thursday for two hours, friday inconsolable for two hours after class. my wife sent me a clip of him incone soleably crying for 25 seconds and we could not calm him down. i was livid and had to put my foot down, i'm not sending him to school for mask enforcement and i removed all consent from them and exhibited my right to refusal. mask is medical treatment and i've asked members of the school board for medical license numbers and they have not been able to provide that, i have a medical license number, they don't. they don't have a right to dictate medical to my children. >> carley: you have a are well, does that mean you are suing the school? >> that is to be determined, but we have multiple plans of action in place issue but tha

shawn. > >> the niners get ready to taken vikings tomorrow and we are coug down. the 49ers had the second joint practice with the vikings. kpix vern glenn explains why pls were ebb side to have a differet teen on the other side. >> 49ers held the second and fil joint practice with the vikings in minnesota on thursday before the teens play each other saturday, in preseason action. many of the 49 starters are expd to sit out that game. so for those players, last two days of practice were very valuable. str pass rusher nick bosa, one of those unlikely to play saturday, play saturday, said he was ay te against a different colored jersey after three weeks of training camp against his own t. >> it's fun to get a look on a t guy. kind of start figuring him out by the end of practice. fore most partition think we came out we came out and tried to bring some energy. sometimes it's tough with you got no music andg out in the element for the week is different. but, it's good work. >> with the red and gold reporti am vern glenn. > >> and kpix5 is the niners presn partner. we

. > >> as kpix 5's shawn chitnis reports, a new tactic to get the city's attention. >> reporter: they have had enough and they are taking matters into their own hands. this issue is in the spirit of their neighborhood. >> he has owned castro coffee cy for over 30 years. since 2015, he has noticed a significant ine in problems with people on the . >> as merchants, we are struggling. >> reporter: is an earlier this month to city leaders -- they asked for more beds to help people from the castro get help and for the city to have a better plan for when people turn people turn down services. >> if they are unable to fulfill fulfill their obligations, we are going to take action. >> reporter: >> reporter: one way to put pressure on the city is not paying taxes and the license fees needed to run a business in in san francisco. >> it is not beyond question that we might take those kind of of steps. we hope we never get there. >> i want to compare this district to the tenderloin. it is getting bad. >> reporter: they agree that it is getting worse and they are mg changes they never thought they

shawn, have you ever heard of such a standing order to declassify information? >> no, and i would -- i would add my voice to those list of former officials who have said that this is absolute nonsense and would make -- you know, it would raise serious issues in the intelligence community. look, boris, there is a process that must be undertaken when documents are declassified. i should start that by saying the president has wide authority to declassify documents, he is the ultimate classification authority, but we have to understand that if the president says that a document is declassified then what that means is that agency necessarily has to change the handling instructions for those documents and they have to ensure that any intelligence collection operations that are ongoing are dealt with. so, you know, those officials are absolutely right. i highly doubt that there was a standing order and even if there was a standing order to declassify those documents, those documents may have never been actually declassified because the information back to those agencie

shawn chitnis spoke to a local afghan community about what refugees are still facing. >> we are trying to really help the new arrivals especially so t so that they can settle down and and understand their resources. >> reporter: in just 12 months, afghanistan has taken a step backwards. that is part of the frustration the director of the coalition said this week. >> we have seen that women and n and children are being held hostage by the taliban regime. >> reporter: in the u.s., families who made it to the bay area have steep hurdles ahead to to build a new life, including affordable housing, finding work work and language barriers. >> a lot of people need that. each one of these people in thes the families , even though they had their financial problem, they are still trying to help families in afghanistan. >> reporter: there is a since the crisis created last year has has been forgotten. >> it is very difficult for them them to obtain a quality of life life that is suitable for the dignity of anybody. >> reporter: part of the difficulty, access to services other immigrants and refuge

my name is shawn williams. follow me at i am shawn williams. have a good day. [applause] >> shawn, thank you so much. we really need to hear poets like that because those words get people inspired. those are the type of words that make us understand that we are real and our experience is valid and it is being seen and being represented by shawn so give it up for shawn william s once again. [applause] you know, before i introduce another special guest, i would like to share a story i had this summer with my cohort and interns. you know, it makes me so happy that they can experience and be exposed to some of the you know, tech companies out here like wamo and google and city departments like dpa but we also had a lot of work shops we got to take them to the hrc put together. one of them that really i think changed my life and some of my interns lives was the power to heal today work shop event and it was held at the public library and also held at usf and one of the work shops, there was a story telling work shop where we had an amazing author and artist come in

shawns has more. >> reporter: city leaders say this could be the nicest park in all of san francisco once it's complete. but it won't matr unless the hunters point venue community feels like it's there there is and they had a say in the process. >> it's one of the most inspiring things. >> reporter: before and after photos show the progress has already been made at a warmer shipbuilding site in reason for celebration at the park. >> this neighborhood has been lg forgotten for generations and g. for generations and generations. for generations and generations. for generations and generations. for generations and generations. for generations and generations. for generations and generations. for generations and generations. for generations and generations. for generations and generations. for generations and generatio a small step to get back to an an underserved community, one tt has not enjoyed the same funding and resources from other and resources from other neighborhoods in san francisco. francisco. >> investments have generally not come this way. we have taken way. we have taken t

shawn chitnis breaks it down. >> reporter: the hiring heat wave is showing no signs of cooling. the labor department says the economy added 528,000 jobs in july, more than double what economists anticipated. unemployment also ticked down 3.5% hitting pre-pandemic levels. >> it's gains broad based among totally different kinds of sectors. leisure and hospitality, business and professional services, government. all of these different areas seeing a big uptick in hiring. >> reporter: despite the gains, leisure and hospitality is still down more than 1 million jobs from the february 2020 level. virginia restaurant owner tony stafford says he just can't find enough workers. >> it's tougher than two years ago, a year ago, you know, even six months ago. >> these are the areas that need to see more help but people are not going there. >> reporter: the salon industry which lost long-time stylists in the pandemic is having trouble staying a cut above. >> if we have jobs for every single one of our students, which we likely do, we still cannot fill the need or the demand in the industry. >

kpix 5's shawn chitnis tells us why. >> is the first time this festival has happened in person since the pandemic, and as they approach 30 years of coming together, they're still finding new ways and new opportunities to increase awareness and representation of filipino cult. >> reporter: the parade returneo san francisco on saturday, beginning at civic center and working its way down market street. the start of a weekend long celebration for the filipio community. >> i feel really proud of who i am. >> reporter: the festival transforms yerba buena gardens for the weekend. it means fiesta, and for two days it's a party of food, arts, and culture. >> growing up, there wasn't a lt of filipino products that i wan. >> reporter: gina ravenel came from the peninsula to sell products she created during the pandemic -- stickers, shirts, ad more to help others show off their filipino pride. >> we are sending gifts to our family in the philippines. >> reporter: the timing of her , along with the work of others to to improve the presentation, cos as large projects in media are also helping to g

. >> shawn chitnis with more on the rally, and he spoke to somebody who knew the victim. >> >> the community in oakland wants leaders to hear them loud and clear when they say what you're doing is not enough to keep us safe. >> you think about everyone, ahead of us. >> patients quickly became friends of doctor lily in ds owe longme dentist was a pillar in in the community. >> she was devoted, doctor in oakland chinatown, well loved by by all her patients. and in fact fact her staff say so much good things about her, that's the reason why they stayed with her for many years. >> surveillance video shows her black sedan on sunday afternoon near little saigon, and a suspect car coming up from behind. in this video, you can hear a woman scream and gunshots gunshots before the suspect's car drives off. at a rally monday afternoon, organized by chinatown leaders, residents felt compelled to grab the mic and share their frustration. and and why they're scared. >> as an elder, it's unacceptable, unbelievable that their property, all the work that they've put into raise their family, secure the family

and, shawn's right., although the statutes involved here, and there are three of them do not require the documents to be classified, some proctors want to show that they were classified. they want to show that trump's so-called declassification order was bogus. because these cases generally are not brought unless the documents are classified. but when you're bringing unprecedented charges against a former president you want to make sure you have an air tight case. where there's no room for doubt. you want to show that the letters were classified. not just letters from kim jong-un. and you want to show that it's trump's intent. more than just hiding it in a scrap box for purposes of distributing it others or even had more nefarious intentions than that. >> yeah. a lot of questions asked as well as to who had access to these documents while they were stored at mar-a-lago. appreciate you both, gentlemen, afrdenburg, shawn turner, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, a friday free faull. stocks plunging aft

shawn, i will be. >> good. something for to us debate coming up soon. > >> the time is 5:56. ahead in our bay area beat, why governor newsom is threatening to pull millions of funds from the oakland. > >> and two airplanes attemptingo land, crash in midair. at a santa cruz county airport. this, we will have the man who is working just next door in an in. >> and i've got new findings one riding and kids safety. plus, tips on picking the right helmet right helmet to prevent head in. > >> and let's look live outside e we head to break. we will have in the future, everything will be powered by renewable energy. but it's not as easy as flipping a switch. it's a long road, requiring decades of time and trillions of dollars. but what if there was a better direction on the path to zero carbon emissions? an energy source that's available right now, that's affordable, plentiful, and environmentally friendly. there is. and it's propane. get the facts at propane.com/now. >> massive plume of black and we smoke and fire on the runway. >> right now, on kpix5 news at , a deadly midair collis

arthel: pop superstar shawn mendes putting his mental health before his music career. that he's taking personal time to ground himself. the canadian singer isn't alone when it comes to mental health struggles. a growing number of american adults are being diagnosed with psychological discan orders. a recent census bureau survey shows a third of american adults experienced anxiety or depression with rates slightly herer in women than men. joining us now is a clinical psychologist and executive director of innovation 360 and an outpatient treatment center in dallas. dr. gillibrand, thank you. sorry about that. you know, when shawn mendes and u a ufc star whose friend committed suicide, patty spoke about that after the fight. when these high profile men bring mental health to the forefront, do they open door for other men to to walk into the discussion? >> you know, they really do. and i've got to tell you, this group of young men if is doing it really well. not only are they talking about it and bringing it up, but they're talking about it well. it doesn't define 'em, bu

. >> my guest this morning, new york congressman shawn patrick maloney and republican congressman of kentucky, andy barr. >>> plus, crisis in the classroom. >> we're seeing so many dedicated teachers leaving the profession. >> the nationwide teacher shortage. >> i was running myself ragged. >> putting children's learning in jeopardy. is there anything the biden administration can do to help? >>> and president biden takes a victory lap. >> we did not favor. we did not flinch. and we have not given in. instead, we're delivering results for the american people. >> signing his massive tax health care and climate change bill. while donald trump gets a victory of his own. >> i believe that donald trump continues to pose a very grave threat and risk. >> even as multiple investigations heat up. >>> joining me marc caputo. symone sanders town send and republican stat gist brendan buck. >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> and a good sunday morning to all of you. we are less than three months before the m

needed again to make electricity, but 1st, the plant needs to find qualified staff does per door to shawn's, does urine for us. this means that we're trying to persuade pensioners to stay on longer, for example, hulu. and we try to keep young people who want to built our future modern plants, a highly automated our plans tends to not be so highly automated. and consequently, we need qualified staff to be able to operate it as an olives will prompt upon the plant used to belong to local electric utilities until it was taken over by check company e. p age to be demolished. in proc e p h owner danya, guillotine ski has collected a decommissioning bonus worth millions. according to the newspaper target spiegel, the media shy check entrepreneur is allowed to keep that decommissioning bonus, even though he will earn an income when the plant produces electricity. until now, the call that fuels the plant came from russia, but now it's called from south africa that's being burned. german importers of coal have been expecting supply problems from russia for a long time. and so for commercial for keys

i paid the house speaker landed at some shawn airport, beginning a controversial visit, which has triggered a barrage of strong warnings from beijing. the visit, pelosi said, is a show of america's unwavering support for democracy on the self. rhode island, that message that resonated with some residents. john, god, your boyhood friends visiting from the us is a very friendly gesture. or you'll sondra the go button on job how to help taiwan game recognition internationally. bought out of the pelosi is the most junior your us official to visit taiwan in 25 years. dear us backs taiwan, but does not recognize its independence from china. and the white house says hello, sees acting in a private capacity. so le, busy don't talk to b is for meet a sign off, a sincerely solidarity shown to taiwan. and yes, i think you can call it a trend important, a better policy turning point. but not every one. welcome to u. s. official with open arms. pro china groups demonstrated against policies presence and china's ministry foreign affairs condemned to visit as a serious violation of the one china principal