>> shawn smoot. >> what did you learn about shawn smoot?ran an allstate office there in west knoxville. >> married, children? >> married, was no longer married at that particular time. >> amy denlinger is a former employee of shawn's. >> what were your impressions of, of shawn? >> seemed like a nice enough person, outgoing, typical sales, easy to get along with. >> shawn smoot, the name rang a bell with brooke's family and friends. not long after brooke's divorce, sean had hired brooke as an assistant in the insurance office. >> i remember the day that she had the interview. we had lunch right before, and she was so excited, you know? >> it was a real job. and i said, there's gonna be so much potential for you to move up in this company. you know? i was really proud of her. >> did you feel like this was kind of the fresh start brooke needed? >> yeah, we did. we thought -- we -- we all thought it was gonna be a good thing for her. >> did she seem happy? >> oh yeah, she loved it. i think there was a couple other ladies in the office that she

we'll have an update from shawn.th directions between fulton and hayes is completely shut down. that's the 700 block. busy conditions because of fire crews on scene and a lot of activity. use alternates and check the schedule for sf mta before you head out for muni reroutes. our friends in the south bay, san jose commuters, we had reports of a trouble spot. they cleared that quickly. chp doing a great job with that. it's busy north bound 101 from 280 to 680. >>> south to the north bay where we celebrate a story about the true meaning a christmas. a young man has been holding holiday fund raisers for ten years. he has an ambitious goal that defies everybody's expectations. >> reporter: a kid decided to raise $10,000 over two weekends selling cookies from his front yard. it may sound like a half baked idea. but actually it's baked to perfection. first, the cookies. sugar and spice molasses cookies from amy meyers who won a baking contest from the local newspaper. >> they are like christmas in a cookie. >> reporter: thi

and what so many seats in shawn and isn't? what's crucial is typically the the a pulse, the beginning of a story that takes us along for the ride. it's about the perspectives culture information. this is the, the news w mines in the world is grappling with climate extremes. when it's susan for a no sanction comes, though, industrialized nations cost most of us loss and images that drug facing is because of the emission, the global self bass or bronze time of chaos. march 28th, to play in taking action. be co africa in 90 minutes on d w. the t v. 's do for fun via do gravitational waves squeeze out about how do i the drums for the test page and what's the perfect kid for approx side? find the on says get with dw signs on the picked up channel. the you're watching the news live from, but lynn is ready, forces seeking to wipe out some us pushed further into southern gaza. israel's military concentrates, its full says on con eunice and orders a mass evacuation from the city of palestinian se areas they've been told all safe or com

shawn, good morning to you. there's so many things that people need to take caution about when it comes to weather like this. what's the latest where you are located? >> reporter: nicole, good morning. and that is certainly right. just to get to this part of the city, traveling around san francisco, we are already experiencing some of the challenges that are going to be coming with this weather. plenty of wet streets and roads around the city then getting on the freeway a lot of standing water. cars already hydroplaning so of course those reminders about extra time are are very relevant this morning. now here we are at the operations yard. this is where the city will be giving both residents and businesses the opportunity to start making some sandbags and take them with them. that's going to begin at 8:00 a.m. and already here at the operations yard, we are seeing crews heading out before 5:00 a.m. to do the work they need to to help the city and help in the response with this weather. so if you are looking to g

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hi shawn. >> hi shawn. [ laughter ] >> no, we are actually looking at the ferris wheel this morning. did a little bit of research and it says our new home at fisherman's wharf. maybe that means it's staying reed. which i love. i love the location here because we didn't see to get it as much at golden gate park and not earlier this week darren, because the fog was so thick. but today it is smooth sailing, very clear outside. >>> not our problem today. it's a different kind of haze in the sky though. so when we get to the afternoon, it's going to look hazy and we have got a spare the air and talked about that in the first visit. we'll review that again coming up again in the next visit and i have to move on and talk about the rain coming awe way. big picture of the satellite and you can see what's already starting to develop out in the pacific. and when we switch this into the futurecast, look at that storm out there. and look how it just sits in one place like that. and spins. basically from this afternoon all the way through sunday. so another one of those cutoff lows. that means it'

shawn chitnis will have reaction from 'dub nation' in about 20 minutes. >>> now for the past couple days in the bay area we have been dealing with dense fog in these early morning hours but clears up fast in the afternoon. that was not the case this morning or heading into this afternoon. today we have been seeing mostly clear skies in the santa clara valley where daytime highs today will be topping off in the upper 60s near san jose. we see lower 60s the more north we go along 101 into san francisco past the golden gate bridge into novato and all the way into santa rosa. but it is a beautiful and mild day today and we have big changes right around the corner in our forecast. let's talk about what is happening heading into this weekend. saturday will be sunny and warm and suddenly sunday rolls around and we are talk about what are the normal conditions in the rainfall outlook . i want to show you with it looks like on our models heading into this weekend and the storm tracks to the north. at this cutoff lowest created in that will bring a lot of moisture in the bay area heading into sund

shawn is out there live bringing us updates.e is a look at conditions west bound, altamont pass is busy. super commuters, brake lights out of tracy as you get on to 580. it extends a bit beyond grant line and north flynn at this point. slow and go conditions there, you see it reflected in one of our live shots courtesy of cal trans but a lot of people are making the trek into the area. bay bridge looks good with no metering lights yet. >>> the 49ers won their fifth straight sunday and received help in the playoff race from a long time rival. >>> a live look at a fire on masonic, crews on the scene after flames swept through a home. you can see the damage. neighbors evacuated and one person had to be rescued, another person reportedly having to jump out of a top floor window. firefighters have made entry and are combing through the home that burned and it looks like they're in the neighbor's home as well. a lot of impact my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another opti

good morning, shawn. >> reporter: hey reed, good morning.ome to see that even at this early hour, you can enjoy christmas in the park. because they still have plenty of the lights on. and they really do take over downtown san jose this year. and they do it for 40 nights but beginnings of this tradition truly are humble starting outside a family business then working their way to city hall and then now here at this plaza. and what's really cool about this is that it has become one of the largest and most signature events of christmas in the bay area. but it's still maintaining that community feel. decorations from the original display of christmas in the park have become artifacts of a bay area tradition spanning many decades. >> christmas was something very important to my grandfather and he loved that tradition of spreading it to the community. and celebrating such a fun event. >> reporter: don lima began the annual event outside his family business. three generations of the family helped to keep it going as christmas in the park. now a non

good morning to you once again shawn. it's a heated debate on both sides. >> reporter: nicole, good morning. and we are hearing from those who want to be a part of that in the classroom. or at least believe that it should happen. we did hear from parents as well as the district on the concerns that they have. teachers saying though that this is a conversation that is going to happen no matter what. so let's at least have educators try and guide students through it. now the lesson plans that are available to give us a sense of what will happen with this teach in are coming from members of the oakland educators' association. and this group of teachers say they want to focus on palestinian resistance and liberation. their material and the effort is not affiliated with the oakland school district as we mentioned. cbs news bay area did obtain a document revealing the lesson plan over the weekend. and it does outline options for all grades including art and film as additional materials to talk about the conflict. one teacher wh

[ laughter ] all right shawn. thank you.ssed perfectly my friend. >>> a live look outside on this friday morning and if you are heading out the door. well, take a tip from shawn. you might want to put a jacket and a beanie. maybe not so much the gloves. on the ferris wheel though you definitely want the gloves because it's chilly outside. darren. >> or somebody to cuddle with. don't take deep breaths out there. >> the air quality is downhill especially in the food for the city where a lot of sensors are showing unhealthy for sensitive groups. the last visit and do that again coming up in the next visit. we're going to talk about that rain now. how this is going to come together? it's not getting here until very late sunday but it starts late sunday there's a chance of rain. that stays in the forecast pretty much for the rest of the 7 day. look at the storm there. do you see what it just did? just spinning cyclone out there almost stationary. not attached to the jet stream meaning no storm track to move it along and that make

he's multi media shows combined elements from various religions, shawn and ism digital avatars. and queerness, my students join to the, since i was working with all the stay for the shower and i think this is really it teach me in a way to be really open and yeah, i might go to bed. and charmaine once told me when i was researching the himalayas that the spirits come to us because we think it's possible 5 years to move pretty shy. but if you don't think it's possible, then everything is dead. then there's others tools that can go in the opening one's self to all the states of consciousness is perhaps the most difficult part for many wisdom. and what so many seats in sean and isn't what's crucial is typically the the 2 years after the taliban re took power and it's gone, it's done. international troops have withdrawn from thousands of people's fee of the is the best revenge. the german government had committed to protect them with the resettlement programs to watch us come of these promises close up in 15 minutes on the w. what role do women play in indian film today? bollywood?

west and follow is especially sold the shawn within in drugs office at the time. we're also drawing to sherman is a yoseph boys from germany. she'll comp the out world with rich holistic performances and corporation elements like honey gold leaf, felt and fat animals to play the frequent and important role boys to unify nature, animals and humans. he spent 3 days in a new york gallery with the coyote, a sacred animal, in many indigenous cultures in north america. for boys, his work also symbolized us governmental discrimination against indigenous peoples boys stylized himself as a political. sherman representing the of rights the to greek director, demetrius churchill. mission. it's more about using shamanism as a not to stick to his aim is to achieve greater dramatic effect in his, the actual book that many people that the, they want to, to, to have seen a connection we for, let's say this be, reach you out of warranty simon is me so you covers a connection without the following can don't come into this. freedom is very important for, for many people also have ha

dia bones, drums which have been painted with their own blood, nordic style shawn, and clothing. they will try to as are about much more in just concepts. let's take them up to this other middle. of course it has all the features of a ceremony in which a real sacred space is created. it might be him in the garden base wherever we go. no matter what country we always invite, the oldest told her to open up her. i'm field and we closed that circle again at the end of the class when the spirits that were called upon are really loved men. the guy stuff, he doesn't blossom have no the floor, but then that's also why there were no uncles. after all, the students are not supposed to return. the band hasn't missed itself in norfolk history. they've studied mis pre christian symbols and languages such as old news. they ain't to be as historically accurate as possible. the fact that noted symbols and mit also attract fans from the final rush is something that the end upset is our new stuff to the visit. we don't tell people what to seem like. we rather say where you might want to take anoth

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shawn ? >> reporter: nicole, good morning.ose looking at the history of christmas in the park. with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. >>> it's time now for the money watch report. there's still a chance to win the powerball jackpot. last night's drawing had no grand prize winners. the jackpot will now soar to an estimated $620 million. ahead of the next drawing which is on saturday night. after taxes, that jackpot would have a cash value of around $310 million. so here are the numbers from last night's drawing. 27, 35, 41, 56, 60, and a powerball of 16. so get your ticket, reed. >> okay. i'm going to do it. >>> this morning, we celebrate people building bring bridges with their neighbors in san jose. through a tradition that's now four decades long. you know it well. it's called christmas in th

shawn so many people out there doing such great things. lots of santa's helpers this morning.much for that. see u in just little bit. >>> crab fishermen in northern california dealt with another blow for the holidays. why fishing season was delayed again for the fifth year in a row. >>> and we want to see your decorations this holiday season. email your pictures and videos to newstips@kpix.com. with the subject line bright spots or use the #kpix on social media. ♪♪ listen. we know things don't quite add up right now. inflation is down. rent is up. well, when the cost of living is high, we find new ways to go low. we've lowered the price on hundreds of your favorite ikea products. designing something beautiful is easy. designing something beautiful with great quality for a low price? that's a different story. it's why we're here. that's a promise. not a promo. another one in the books. but we're just it getting started.. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses

shawn tells me he has his doubts about that progress. he says even though he does not understand why this is happening so often, now it's time to move on and get it fixed. >> they didn't take anything. there wasn't really anything of any value in the car. i had like a hat and some tennis balls. you know what i mean. so yeah, now i'm cleaning out the car and going to take it to get repaired. >> reporter: shawn tells me he'll have to find another place to park his car to avoid another one of these incidents. >> thanks, jose. the mayor and police chief are pushing a plan to allow the city to deploy 400 automated license plate readers across the city. >>> the legos store is the latest business to abandon the former westfield mall in san francisco's union square. a sign posted on the window says november 30th was the last day. in a statement to the chronicle, legos said it is constantly reviewing its portfolio of stores and this is just the latest business to leave the mall amid the stubbornly high rents and shoppers' concerns over safety. >>

shawn, good morning to you once again.now a lot of fans we have a poll going on right now, are not happy with draymond. >> reporter: hey nicole, good morning again. right, we're not really hearing too much from those who want to defend him in this case and fans certainly not afraid to express their concerns. now that they have learned about this indefinite suspension. we understand that draymond green can still practice with the team right now. espn reporting though that today, he is going to meet with the general manager as well as his agent and together, they are going to discuss counseling and help for him to have a path to move forward. now warriors' fans weren't holding back on green's recent conduct. listen to what two brothers who are fans said in the north bay. >> you oversold it exaggerating it like completely. you could have fallen forward. you could have done anything else but that 360 hay maker. just -- no. i didn't really mind his -- >> i didn't really mind his behavior when he was playing well. right? but the

>> all right, shawn chitnis with the latest from chase.e appreciate it and we'll check back in with you throughout the morning. >>> why don't we check in on our social? and see what people have to say on x and we really, this is your mustn't station. we want to hear from you. tweet us, x us. instagram, whatever you use. this is from jeff, he says, a lot of draymond green defenders being silent tonight maybe they're sleeping. or maybe they finally woke up. >> hmm. jeff writing both sides. he also -- somebody else went on to say if i was a warriors' fan i'd be tired of draymond green's empty talk about being better. he'll be stupid and then do it again. stop talking and fix the problem and an indefinite suspension though harsh is the right call says john. >> another one from jason burke. i'm glad draymond green has been suspended indefinitely. and he should have counseling and a hefty fine. he has given so many violent cheap shots over the years on the court. and he has intent to injure people to make them leave the game. so this is the one

national intelligence shawn turner and cnn national security analyst peter bergen. i guess first and foremost, how could something like in that was so secret, that was inside of the cia go missing and still be missing these many years later? >> yeah, sara, that's the million dollar question. i got to tell you, it's really unfortunate we are once again talking about highly classified secret documents being, you know, being lost out there, but there is something additional to this particular reporting. these are not just any documents. we're talking about raw intelligence in this binder. that means that this is information, intelligence information that has not been analyzed. it has not been processed. it has not been looked at so that the viewer of this intelligence knows what they're seeing. that is what concerns me. when we talk about redacting raw intelligence, you can redact selectively so that intelligence says or gives an impression that you want it to give, and so i'm really concerned about the effort to get this information and to redact this information to r

shawn. gianna?o convenience is supposed to make shopping a little easier but for some places it's making shoplifting easier. here in san francisco stores have completely removed its self-checkout kiosks and stores like target and safeway are ones to name a few all pointing at theft and organized retail crime as the reason to deactivate them. we talked to one security guard at in safeway in the fillmore who says they added more guards to deal with thieves and gates have also been implemented to slow down potential thieves. but even with all that extra security, customers tell us it's not unusual to see blatant shoplifting. >> seen like i said, two guys stuffing bags of chicken. i mean packages of chicken into their backpacks and when i came and told the security people about it, they said, well, there's nothing we can do. we have to see them in action. >> we reached out to safeway and target about removing self-checkout kiosks but haven't heard back. >>> redwood empire food bank in the north bay need

good morning to you shawn. it's such a heated debate on both sides. >> reporter: nicole, good morning. that is right. and teachers do want to acknowledge that there are those concerns from the parents and of course they are aware of what district leaders are saying about this issue as well. but they pothat t this topic is happening already and students are around it no matter what. why shouldn't teachers be a part of it? that's the argument that some are making as we prepare to see what will happen around oakland at schools like this one later today. now the lesson plan comes from members of the oakland educators' association. which this group of teachers say they want to focus on palestinian resistance and liberation. their material and effort as we mentioned is not affiliated with the oakland school district. cbs news bay area obtained document revealing the lesson plan over the weekend. it outlines options for all grades and includes art and film as well as additional materials to talk about the conflict. on

i'm joined by my colleague, shawn, he's from the chicago office. we have a local and national practice. shawn, do you want to introduce yourself? >> sure. thanks linda. shawn tapia here for this project to lead a lot of the research, data analytics and equity components. i also lead for the broader team within aecom focus on sustainability, climate resilience and putting all the analytical processes through equity lens because that is key component. excited to be here with you all and kick this off and get work ing to the community. >> shawn is modest. he pioneered our equity analysis practice looking at public agency investment across social and equity so he can talk more about that later. also joined by martin con from cultural planning group and he'll introduce himself in a second. we have a couple colleagues who i'll talk about when we talk about our team. >> good afternoon everybody. martin cohen with the cultural planning group partnering with aecom on this project and you can see we got our little--[indiscernible] this gives a sense of the d

shawn chitnis is here to talk about how everything is going. the flow in the lines so far. it is just getting busier and busier, shawn. >> reporter: well, gianna, you and i have been watching this morning. here in terminal three, it is the longest we have seen all morning. they have been doing their best though to try to move some of the lines in terminal three over to another spot. and i was looking at the boards both here in terminal three as well as at terminal two, and the majority of the flights leaving sfo are on time, so that is certainly a good sign. now, let's talk about that bigger picture. the tsa is expecting that just this week, we will see around 1 million people going through those three major airports. that is up compared to this time last year. and here specifically at sfo, we know that is up 14%. no surprise with what we are seeing here today as well as yesterday. some of the busiest days of all of the holiday season. we have been talking to some people who are going to some of the most exciting destinations and it was a mixed feeling of how people are fee

i'm joined by my colleague, shawn, he's from the chicago office. we have a local and national practice. shawn, do you want to introduce yourself? >> sure. thanks linda. shawn tapia here for this project to lead a lot of the research, data analytics and equity components. i also lead for the broader team within aecom focus on sustainability, climate resilience and putting all the analytical processes through equity lens because that is key component. excited to be here with you all and kick this off and get work ing to the community. >> shawn is modest. he pioneered our equity analysis practice looking at public agency investment across social and equity so he can talk more about that later. also joined by martin con from cultural planning group and he'll introduce himself in a second. we have a couple colleagues who i'll talk about when we talk about our team. >> good afternoon everybody. martin cohen with the cultural planning group partnering with aecom on this project and you can see we got our little--[indiscernible] this gives a sense of the d

shawn chitnis has been there all morning long and he is live again on scene at masonic avenue. that place is ruined behind you. >> reporter: we are getting a first chance to see just how bad it is being able to see through the home. this is the closest we have been able to get to the home where the started. it's a total loss. the fire is so significant that it spread to homes on either side of it, creating damage . and forcing people to have to leave part of those evacuation orders that happened in the morning. firefighters got the call around 3:20 and multiple people calling in to report this fire. the damage inside the home where it started collapsing, one floor as well as the roof and one woman we are told jump from the third floor and has moderate injuries. another person rescued with minor injuries and both living in the home where this fire started. five other people were displaced the cause of the fire from the building on the right side. >> i heard the fire trucks going and i grabbed my stuff and i came outside. i am waiting on the corner ever since. >> basically they a

police have blocked off the area and shawn chitnis has the latest. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, ryan, police call this an investigation that they are in the early stages in. so, yes, as we take a look over my shoulder, you will see that they have closed off that stretch of the street and have been here most of the morning continuing to work the scene. here is what we understand. police responded to the 200 block of no omni avenue around 7:45 on a domestic violence call. officers arrived and found a man and woman with stab wounds. the suspect was seen leaving the scene. officers tried to save both victims. the woman was taken to the hospital and the man was pronounced dead at the scene. the man left the area and there is no threat. the nearby elementary school was placed on lockdown but there does not appear to be any connection to the school at this time. we have talked to a couple of neighbors passing by. they are shocked to see this crime scene outside of their home. one man saying it's unusual to see a cop car where he lives. that is why this is so surprisi

the nearly 7-foot-tall painting was done by chicago artist shawn michael warren. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. >>> it's thursday, december 14th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." making it official. house republicans vote to formally authorize an impeachment inquiry into president biden. how the president is responding. >>> fierce fighting. israeli troops suffer their biggest single-day loss as the families of american hostages look for answers from the white house. >>> and a record-breaking day on wall street. what the fed said that sent stocks soaring. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. house republicans escalated their investigation into president biden, voting unanimously to launch a formal impeachment inquiry citing his son's legal troubles. democrats accused their gop counterparts of playing politics and exacting revenge on behalf of twice-impeached former president trump. jarred hill is joining us from new york with more on the inquiry and hunter biden's public defense of his father

. >> reporter: when shawn found his breath for the first time in a yoga class, it was a life changing experience, one he knew he'd want to share with others. >> i cried like whoa. here's my body. inhale. >> reporter: it was quite a surprise for the marine corps veteran, who at the time thought yoga was for hippies and definitely not for men. >> just blew my mind, just hadn't had that kind of experience since boot camp, difficult, transformational and changed how i looked at things. >> reporter: since then silvera has opened his own studio in san francisco and runs it like a boot camp sometimes. silvera is eager to help others find balance, as he has. >> i still have sergeant silvera back there, but can deal with him better. the stigma has been there and it's prevented like guys from coming to yoga. >> reporter: guys like himself, who come from intense backgrounds who main not know it can be a life changing practice. >> it likely saved my life like who i was in the past, who i am now. >> reporter: silvera has gone beyond the barbed wire working with the prison yoga project sharing the

so now shawn, the trans issue has been beat to death. we've all heard about these trans app, please competing as females and stealing victories. that should belong to actual women. so not only are they beating them, but they are also now allowed in female locker rooms, which just opens the door for a whole new can of worms. so how is that allowed? especially in an educational institution? yeah, it's, well it's not just educational, it's also in correctional facilities and even scarier things that i've heard, you know, not just those that are actually transition. but people that identify as, as you know, a male identifying as women going into a female prison. and then you know, being able to rape, i mean there's horrible stories that you hear like this. and so how does it allowed to happen because we guy would say, culturally, are being indoctrinated to a perspective that that there is no gender. right? that essentially, that sex is not something that's biological, even though you can see in nature and in nature it is, everything is male

of these multi media shows combined elements from various religions, shawn and ism digital avatars, and queerness maintenance students joining to the since i was working with all the state for sherman. i think this is really, it touched me in a way to be really open and you had a tibetan charmaine once told me when i was researching the himalayas that the spirits come to us because we think it's possible 5 years to move pretty shy. but if you don't think it's possible, then everything is dead. then there's i just told letting go and the opening one's soul to other states of consciousness is perhaps the most difficult part to many wisdom. and what so many seek in shellman isn't. once crucial is typically the, the, the nose to nose was just us, and we just a serious contender. as opposed to is using the street. how does it stuck up? tesla post you decide in 30 minutes on d, w. creating based on how much christmas g at takes years of experience. i understand that he had a decorations for the whole mountains, uh, well famous, had made for over a 100 years. each one is in this home most to b

shawn. >>> a live look outside on this friday morning. it is december 1st. and good morning to you, san jose. i'll actually be out there tomorrow, jessica for some youth baseball. yeah. i got the 8:00 a.m. game. it and 12:00 p.m. so hopefully jessica can tell me with i need to wear. how many layers. should i bring a comforter with me? what is it going to be like out there? >> nicole, pay attention to this because i'm going to time it ow for you hour-by-hour for you betting there and then heading back after the game. watch this. as we extend into this afternoon hours today, we'll see some partly cloudy skies and some light scattered showers to the north of us. but what we're looking outside right now with with the partly cloudy conditions, that's pretty much the forecast for us today. the storm track is tracking to the north of us. the pacific northwest, they're going to get hit heavy with some heavy showers. throughout the rest of this weekend, but back here in the bay as i time this out for us heading into the friday evening setup. we'll see scattered showe

raids were carried out across the west bank over the weekend, including in bethlehem, in shawn fain,elists, -- jenin, n ablus and jericho. reverent, welcome to democracy now! i wish i could wish you happy holidays but they are far from happy this year. wondering if you can talk about the message we just heard? it was clear it was not just for your congregation in bethlehem, not just for the occupied territories in israel, but were really sending out a message to the world and particularly talking about the united states. why you feel where we are talking to you from where you just recently were is so important when it comes to the almost 21,000 palestinians dead since october 7, since the hamas attack on israel? >> thank you for having me. this was a service we had the day before christmas for gaza. it was jesus under the rubble from bethlehem to the world. we are broken as palestinians by the magnitude, the horrific killing of our people in gaza. but i also wanted to speak not just for the people of gaza for all palestinians who are appalled by the silence of the world and the dehum

shawn tells me he has his doubts about the progress. he says even though he does not understand this is why it is happening so often now it is time to move on and get it fixed. >> they did not take anything. there was nothing of any value in the car. i had a hat and tennis balls. you know what i mean. but, any ways, now i am cleaning out the car and take it to get repaired. >> and shawn tells me he will have to find another place to park his car to avoid another one of these incidents. >> jose says part of the efforts to crack down on smash and grabs the police added bait cars expoundercover officers. and undercover cars. >>> police in oakland investigating a deadly shooting outside of a 7/11 this afternoon. our chopper over the scene along international boulevard. a witness tells us the victim pulled up to a gas pump and then someone shot and killed him. the motive for the attack is unclear. the police are now searching for the shooter. >>> tonight, the city of palo alto is looking to expand a safe pilot parking program for people livi

i want to bring in shawn ryan. show runner of the night agent on netflix. shawn, congratulations. we don't normally get this data from netflix first of all. for those of us who have seen the night agent, it is really not surprising but more than 800 million hours have been watches for this show? that's unbelievable. >> we had an idea back in march when the show premiered that the numbers were really huge. but, as time has gone onto see the list come out like this and see the wonderful company we are in is really gratifying. it is hard to make tv shows so when you make something and it resonates with the public, in this case, all across the world because netflix is global, it is pretty great. >> tells you a lot about what people are leaning into right now. obviously, we are a year before a major election here in this country. but the idea of what it is about. a political thriller. it follows an fbi agent who works in the basin of the white house. he finds himself in the middle of a conspiracy. i wonder if that is what made people say i have to watch this show. >> i think the show h

shawn and i are the first generation of the immigrants here in san francisco. so as immigrants, we have a special connection to this diverse community, san francisco richmond district. so we made this place our home. that is where we are trying to build our business as a place where everybody can feel welcome like we felt when we first came here what really makes fisher or joe's ice cream we have been growing together with our community. so we support our local schools throughout the fundraiser. we provide job opportunity for high school, i hire them every year. built a beautiful parklet outside funded by donations from over 200 neighbors and friends and i think this really shows how joe's ice cream and our community like lives together. so -- you see our mission is to serve as a fun community hub in san francisco and richmond district. so, i hope that we can stay this way for many years. >> >> >> >> >> we now have a quorum and we can begin. >> good afternoon and welcome to the november 8, 2023, treasure island development authority board meeting. this is a mee

shawn, when those post pandemic benefits went away, that really put a strain on these food banks. >> reporter: may reed, good morning. that is right. and so throughout the morning, we're really going to be trying to emphasize just how much the need is at this particular food bank. but let's learn a little bit more about those hard workers who are here throughout the day and around the clock and we want to say hello to dominic figueroa. now one of the lead loaders, but this is the middle of the day. >> i'm a piece of the puzzle for today's help to serve 50,000 people which is we're at the loading congress right now. my day starts at 1:00 but the people who built all the food for everyone today, their day started yesterday at around 4:30 p.m. and ended around midnight. so we're just a piece of the puzzle that helps feed all the people that we need to. >> reporter: right. so it's important to emphasize that you finish your day probably before most people start their day but let's talk about the experience you get traveling around to the 240 partners that are out there. different food pa

shawn? >>> and we're live here in san francisco where small businesses now have one more challenge to deal with during the holiday season. coming up the steps they are taking to try to make sure they don't lose any more money. >>> and happy friday to all of you. how about abysm >>> 14 minutes after 5:00 and as we head into another holiday shopping weekend across the bay area, one business has an important warning for everyone about counterfeit money. she's taking extra steps to make sure she does not get another fake bill. shawn chitnis live this morning in san francisco with why she's being so cautious. >> reporter: well, hey, anne, good morning. yeah, you know right now this is such a crucial time for small businesses. they are hoping to get that boost because of all of the holiday shopping. but we did meet one small business owner here in san francisco along fillmore who says she can't really risk getting another fake counterfeit bill. she has taken the steps to get the additional tools s

shawn, good morning to you once again.is seems like a no-brainer but yet there's still a delay when it comes to staffing for safety. >> reporter: nicole good morning. we definitely know there are many who would like to see this step and others taken but not everyone is for it. still the superintendent decided to bring back school resource officers because of the increased violent incidents that they are seeing in the district. she's also though asking for more ideas and solutions from the school board as they get ready to meet tonight. now the district says in terms of overall disciplinary issues, the numbers actually down from last year to this yearment but violent incidents have spiked over the last several weeks and that's in addition to the death of a student who was stabbed after he was accused of attacking another student inside a classroom back in march. just two weeks ago, a student at santa rosa high school was stabbed by a classmate and a student at montgomery high school was arrested for bringing a knife to camp

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that was filmmaker shawn stone. thank you so much for being with here with us. and it seems like sometimes people just don't like to call things according to the actual definitions anymore. nothing is defined. and people i don't like labels which is ok for some areas of life. but we're a 10 literal meanings and you can't just go about creating your own definition for things because it doesn't work like that. you live in the real world with real consequences. and when you screw up in the real world, you have to take responsibility and fix it. of course, i mean, it was fascinating to hear him talk about that reality, but i agree with you completely. the one thing i'd say is the people that want this mentality to grow, want control. in other words, they can take away from parents and influence people to do things and then change it back and do things and change it back. but it's almost like the truth doesn't matter. it just matters that they can jerk us all around and make us move in circles. and as you point out, the words are incredibly, they're moving like i use

the nearly 7-foot-tall painting was done by chicago artist shawn michael warren.nload the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we begin tonight with breaking news right here in washington on capitol hill, where just a short time ago republicans in the house voting to begin a formal impeachment inquiry into president biden. the next step follows the years' long scrutiny of the president and his family that has turned up no proof of high crimes and misdemeanors. now democrats tonight are calling the move an extreme political stunt that has no credibility and no legitimacy. today's vote comes on the same day that hunter biden showed up on capitol hill, not to testify, but to blast republicans for what he said are attacks on him to embarrass and damage his father. cbs' scott macfarlane will start us off tonight from capitol hill. it has been a busy day. good evening, scott. >> good evening, norah. it was just hours after the president's son made that dramatic appear

. >> reporter: and shawn captured his unique experience as black student in rural maryland. >> i was afraid they would not see my race and the challenges that come with it. i am proud of who i am, and very important part of why i am here. >> reporter: do you think it is going to put you in a bert spot? >> i don't know if it is or not, because we are the experiment class. >> reporter: the supreme court decision has added a new level of stress to the already stressful college application process for students like shawn and lanijah. he expects they will see higher enrollment, and more application, and some students are taking a different approach. you took race out of the essays? >> yes. >> reporter: harmony wrote about being black in a mostly white school. >> reporter: why did you do that? >> because i did not want the admissions officers to allow me into the school to push my race on that, and i stand out on my own with my extracurriculars and the honors and i don't want the same story as hundreds of other black students. >> reporter: another student said she is looking at each colleg