. >> reporter: the paxton family has been separated since the fire erupted on tuesday. shawntook his wife and mother-in-law to a grocery stor in lahaina telling his father-in-law and two young children that they would return >> the last message my father-in-law heard from my mother-in-law was that we are being engulfed in smoke and the the line went dead. >> reporter: flames tour across the island, giving visitors and locals little time to react. he was hit by red-hot shingles. th coast guard look to the apocalyptic scene. before and after photos show vast sections of paradise lost. >> it is not just the loss of our home but our community. our town that we have known it to be. >> reporter: dozens of water drops have been deployed in the search for survivors. while shawn has received texts from the hotel that all guests are safe, he and his wife still hav no way of letting the kids know that mom and dad are safe. >> it has been terrifying, exhausting, and we don't have any information. >> i cannot imagine not being able to talk to my child in a situation like that. they will t

shawn has been live all morning as police investigate. it's chilling to think that over the hill people were celebrating while a murder investigation was getting started. >> reporter: reed, absolutely. it is now being investigated as a homicide. we know that from san francisco police. of course this is right by the park but not by one of the entrances where people were heading in to the festival on its final day. san francisco police telling us they got the call around 7:30 last night and they had officers from the richmond station come to this part of the park to investigate the area. when they arrived a witness told them they saw a woman unresponsive and that's why the witness called 911. this is by fulton and 22nd. video shows officers bringing a canopy to the area and closing off the scene. all of this is happening as outside lands was wrapping up its third and final night. you could still hear performers while officers were trying to close the scene. because police are early in the investigation, they are asking for the public's help

. >> since then a local oakland family has launched a farmers market where families can stock up on fresh fruits and veggies. shawn chitnis has the details. >> reporter: there is great work happening across oakland to address the issue of a food desert. you can see the amazing boxes that they put together that can either be picked up or delivered. this is one other way that they are getting the food that people need in a food desert as well as helping farmers get products out across this part of the bay area. another way is just as the grocery store close, we are now seeing the impact of a farmers market that once again allows people to get high quality ingredients in walking distance from their homes. >> it is always fun to watch at 10:00 a.m. you see everyone going to the market and it is a great time. >> reporter: between 500 to 700 people come out every sunday . the market match program makes this an affordable option for residents. for vendors, most of whom are people of color, they get a chance to gain more business closer to home. >> i think a lot of positive changes are happening here. >> reporter: now, th

a local oakland family has launched a weekly farmers market where families can stock up on fresh fruits and vegetables shawn chitnis has all the details. >> reporter: there is great work happening across oakland to address the issue of a food desert. we are at mandela produce distribution and you can see these amazing boxes they put together. they can be picked up or delivered. this is one of the way they are getting the food that people need. in a food desert as well as helping farmers get their products out across this part of the bay area. in another way, just as the grocery store closed in this part of oakland, we are seeing the impact of a farmers market that allows people to get high quality ingredients in a walking distance from their home. >> it is fun to watch at 10:00 a.m. you see everyone crawling to the market. and it is a great time. >> reporter: between 500 to 700 people come out each sunday to the west oakland farmers market. the states market match program helps make it an affordable option for some residents . and for vendors, most to our people of color, they get a chance to gain more busi

shannon: i am a bryan llenas eric shawn has today operated tucson sectors on the busiest. nbc news reporting an average of 1300 migrants are crossing through the desert every day, often in dangerous temperatures. arthel: just a few minutes of talk to arizona congresswoman. first we have fox team coverage for you, cb cotton on the overcrowded hotels in new york city. and christina cole but with the latest on what is happening at the southern border we will start with christina. cox high arthel per border sources tell us there's more armed smugglers and violent incidents happening along the border lately. especially in california and san diego county but there's also a surge of illegal border crossings and arizona's desert. this outdoor holding site for migrants hot conditions is getting back lash but some called the structure a cage, spokesperson for customs and border protection tells me single adult men are rotated to this outside facility in the tucson sector on a needed basis and transported to other locations for processing as rapidly as possible. but some advocates ar

our shawn chitnis has more from the alameda county terminal where many commuters are waking up to ane watched crews try to put out this fire all morning and their response has lasted several hours. it started early in the evening on wednesday and now, finally, it appears the fire is almost completely out. earlier in the morning, we saw flames burning bright as well as thick, dark smoke heading up into the air. the oakland fire department says they were finally able to make progress upon reducing the size of the debris pile where the source of the fire likely started. last night, firefighters needed help with heavy equipment to move around the scrap metal to try to find where the fire started. the response also included multiple fire boats from nearby cities. this morning at the ferry terminal, one family shared with us what it was like to be on a boat yesterday as the fire was just starting. >> we were on the ferry coming back. we were not aware of the fire until an announcement was made that everyone was outside had moved interior seating. by the time we made the one stop in oakland

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shawn chitnis has more on how they are reacaching out toto young people and givin them hope. >> realbullets in our neighborhood, but we cannot just live in fear. you can come and have an oasis. you know? you can come in and not realize, look at how beautiful this space is. immaculate floors, access to microscopes, access to the best in education, and you can have it in your neighborhood. we always have to provide what is called steppingstones. meet kids where they are at, in terms of their connection to math, science, reading, and everything else, and then build a bridge so that they can be there scholarly cells. >> how has that morphed into what you are doing with this school? >> it's something called mirroring. there's a notion that if you are my teacher and we look alike we can start to relate. it's powerful. everybody deserves mirroring of every culture and ethnicity. when you open up a book and you can see yourself in it and your story is affirmed, you lean in. we are dealing with a difficult reality, but this does not have to be the only reality you see. you can also see homey'

shawn chitnis has the latest. >> reporter: people live near the park and come here often sa it is disturbing to learn that the body of a woman was found near the entrance of golden gat park on sunday night. san francisco police are investigating this case as a homicide. they say officers arrived at the intersection of 22nd and delton around 7:30 pm it isn't far from one of the main entrances for outside land which was wrapping up its third night at the park. officers arrived on scene and a witness told them they found the woman who was unresponsive and so the witness called ripley's police officers brought a canopy to th area. you can hear performers o stage while they are on scene. the music was scheduled to past 9:00 sunday. residence we talke to say the discovery calls for more security around the park especially during events like outside lands. it's also why they don't come after dark. >> i avoid that time because i have been here for 20 years an i have seen so many things. a lot of homeless people in the park. >> reporter: the organizers of outside lands put out a short statement not c

westfield has stopped paying the lease on the mall and they have started the process of transferring control of them all back to the lender. shawn chitnis has a look at the future of that mall and downtown retail stores. >> reporter: the future of this shopping center is uncertain, it is clear that people want to come here. we saw people waiting to go inside yesterday, especially tourists. and those that workers say they really enjoy being a part of this building. and they think a shopping experience is still part of san francisco's future. >> i would like to see more improvement to the area. i feel like it is bustling with life and businesses. people come down here. >> reporter: tyler king has been working inside the mall for a year and he loves it. he commutes from the east bay to come to the city each week . >> a lot of tourists come over here. i think they should invest into it more. >> reporter: he enjoys a retail job and he hopes the mall will stay open well after major stores like nordstrom leave next week. >> it has been pretty peaceful. not too crazy. foot traffic is down a little bit. >> reporter: in june, westfield an

shawn chitnis has the story. >> i'm just hoping to get pretty good at it. >> reporter: mariah retiredetball but decided to come back to the game while still keeping her job as an attorney. >> i have the skill set from college and all my years of playing and now the freedom to hoop and it's brought me so much joy and definitely has provided a lot of balance in my life. >> reporter: we caught up with her on the courts at lowell park in west oakland. she was there for the celebration over the weekend with zendaya, the actress who helped update the site. >> i know how beautiful the people are in this city and we do deserve to have nice things. >> reporter: mariah was the women's premier basketball association's player of the year. she's proud to be part of a league that brings together diverse and talented women. >> a lot of us have lives outside basketball when for so long it was basketball and then everything else. >> reporter: as the city prepares to lose another professional franchise, she's honored to help keep the community cheering on impressive athletes, giving them one more reaso

. >> shawn has contacted the u. s. there are a lot of conversations between sean and nate, nate and i. >> need learned that there had been investigation into bob mcclancy's death six years earlier. remember the detective jones? >> i just walked into the residence. it is the mcclancy residence. the mr. mcclancy appears to be expired. >> what that -- avoiding cpr on his best. friend and was staging that perhaps too convenient, do not resuscitate order. it turned out that the detective had good reason to want to question chalk. after he discovered a digital camera inside of a backpack. who found the camera? >> i did. >> did you assume anything about its ownership, or anything like that? >> i just assume that it belonged to the residents, the mcclancy. >> did you think that as you are opening it up, maybe i should be doing? >> this it didn't cross my mind at the time. it was standard practice. >> on the assumption that it you needed to have a -- did not see need a search warrant for that guy's camera? >> yeah. >> on the ca

concerned with slouch electro rooms the death toll from a mudslide in china is northwest and shawn, she, providence has risen to $21.00. heavy rains, destroyed roads and bridges and knocked down power lines. china is experiencing on usually having rings this summer. on the neighboring india. torrential rains of triggered land slides across the northern states. in the child dash, the damage rose and left many tourists stranded. inside on the point type parts, he says it's on the verge of being able to form a coalition government 3 months off the general election. to do so, we'll have to include policies allied to the ministry. tony chang reports from bangkok to show the unity or final role of the dice. the this of the prototype policy run this up in the general election and others unveiled coalition . they say gunner enough support to take power football. kind of pop that we, the 6 coalition parties would like to us, the people to have confidence input, time and all parties that will form the government. we ask for your support, and together we will help solve this crisis. so the country is able to move

newsom has been pushing for this debate for months, saying he would do it on fox news with shawn hannity as moderator. desantis has w cepted. most of the details need to be worked out. newsom called for a debate in september 2022 after desantis said that newsom's hair gel modeled his brain function. >>> several homes were evacuated in san jose today as a gas crew hit a two inch gas line under concrete this morning . it happened on chatham street near park avenue. the area was closed off while pg&e crews worked to get the league under control. >>> a poker game turned into a violent robbery in san jose as police say they arrested the second man responsible. anne makovec has more on how it went down in dramatic fashion. anne? >> the robbery happened on may 4th but police tracked down their second suspect after he fell through a roof trying to escape. the poker game robbery happened at a home on ambrose court. 10 people were playing when two armed men smashed the glass door, ordered them to the floor and demanded their money. police said someone else took off with 30 thousand dollars in cash

actually we thank shawn because he has done a gate job getting us the stories and information in oaklands week and it's a win/win, businesses are getting, you know, people checking out the products plus they're getting fruits and veggies to the right people. >> and shawn chitnis is reporting lye from a freezer so he's going to have great tight skin this morning. that's what i'm thinking about. >> well, i will say the images of that new build look awesome. and you know, we like our construction. and so seems like they have a really good thing that's about to pop up there. >> that's right. >>> we are your communication. this is your broadcast. sound off. how do you celebrate people in oakland pushing back against negative news? where you love to eat and share a meal and reach a neighbor. reach out to us on x or instagram or facebook. juice the #kpix so we can find you. >>> eyeing idalia as another r wallllop from mother nature sp off the waters of florida. we're tracking its path this morning. plus -- >>> just any communication about what was going on would have been great. >> mall workers

shawn mendes' problem? >> you're lying. >> he has beef with me >> jimmy: so, then, how did you get ahold of shawn mendes?that to him >> jimmy: you can't dm someone if they don't follow you he's lying >> no, no, no, jimmy >> what, jimmy [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: am i -- did i just show how old i am? >> he showed his age there >> shh >> jimmy: i thought you had to follow each other to dm. >> no! >> you can dm anybody. >> jimmy: you can dm anybody >> jimmy, jimmy, stop. [ laughter ] you need to stop >> jimmyi'm : t even on -- i'm on be real now >> oh, he's so hip >> jimmy: i don't even care. >> what did he say >> jimmy: yeah, what did men-men say? >> he's, said, "oh, what's up, man. like, "i love you so much. >> he does say "what's up man? he does use the word "man. he's like, "hey, man." he's canadian. >> he's a fellow canadian. >> jimmy: he's a very nice guy, shawn. >> oh, i'm sweating. >> jimmy: when is the last time you talked to shawn on instagram? >> i called him the other day. [ laughter ] >> oh. >> jimmy: that is absolutely - this is such a lie >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's it

shawn chitnis was there earlier as the move in process has already started. >> reporter: moving day continues here at cal state east bay, it's an exciting time for students and families as they get ready to go into the dorms, they are in the process of doing that right now. another day of students looking to find their roommates and get settled in. we know hundreds were able to do that on the first day and many more will join them as this process continues into the weekend. we had the chance to talk to some students who already moved in, they are excited to be a part of the campus community and they really wanted that opportunity to live on campus and have roommates and dorms, filled with other students just like them. we talked to housing staff who say they have around 1000 students who will be joining the community this year and there are also spaces available for other students who want to have that on campus housing experience. it is a part of a trend that shows more people are wanting to be a part of residential life here but the numbers are still not where they were pre-pandemic. >> it

a close adviser of pockets tons, former prime minister image on con has been arrested shawn. the whole color. she is a former foreign minister for pockets done it was detained on saturday. is big used of exposing official secrets and harming national interest. it's the latest development and a political standoff between these ministrations of i'm going time is a shiver shareef, and it's pretty assessor amazon khan who was jailed any of this month. this on the side of hosting is the director of the center for regional and global conic timothy of the public policy. things hang capital up. he says shop michael chicago issues of rest is created. a crisis of leadership for him on cons. political party, a john was going to use perhaps one of the top leaders in the b b. i very much in the inner circle around the corner of foreign minister and his redeem, and also serve as a foreign minister in a previous government that of the boxes on people's party. but based on certain events that are too lengthy to cover this particular interview. he was thrown under the bus and therefore defect

has led to a legal battle and those being left out of the process. >> three times a week, jacquie lewis goes were no mother wants to go, to her son's grave in ohio. >> shawn lewis was 34 years old when he passed away from a fentanyl overdose. jackie has come to bring new pictures and to clean the grave of a son she says was her best friend. >> he was always a prankster and a risk taker. he had a very kind, loving heart. he was very smart. he had ambitions when he was young. he struggled with pain from scoliosis and was diagnosed with depression. >> the doctor put him on four different pain medications, which i didn't know were addictive. >> a 20 year battle with opioids followed >> i heard eric come out and it was the last breath coming out of him. she is raising her granddaughter, whose mother also died of a likely overdose. she is sharing her family story with anyone who will listen. >> that includes the members of this ward. their task is to distribute settlement funds. >> ohio will have the ability >> the state is losing 5000 people year from overdoses. >> ohio's governor mike dewine was one of the first to sue companies. he says it was designed as a

has committed crimes, he should be charged with them. i'm a democrats saying that political analyst and filmmaker shawn stone, says there's no way joe biden couldn't have known about his tons of illegal activities and is abusing, has power to protect him. so you're getting all these, these reports about the hunter and the laptop and everything that's come up on hunter and, and the, you know, the trump is the one that's being rated, you know, by, you know, investigated and rated. so it's, there's a huge irony, of course, to the nature of power and how it's clear that when you are in that position that, you know, we've been direst whistle blowers are claiming, you know, that, that they had team a team fire and basically essentially we removed from their position of investigating hunter bite. and i mean that indicates political interference is the nature of power when your son is doing these deals with various oligarchs and making $20000000.00 from china and ukraine and russia and colleagues down. and it's like, well prove the job. ringback you know, got paid and that's, that's the disconnect because obviously joe buys were doing this so lon

has been terrifying, exhausting. we don't have any information. >> reporter: shawn paxton and his wife have not heard since the fire erupted. they drove to a grocery store in lahaina telling their seven-year-old son and 15-month-old baby who were with their grandfather at a hotel that they would be right back. >> the last message that my mother-in-law left for my father-in-law was that we are engulfed in smoke. then the line went dead. >> reporter: they tried but could not get back to their hotel by car, sleeping in a parking lot the first night. no calls or texts are getting through and communication with the marriott hotel in kaanapali has been difficult. >> your kids don't know if you're okay. they have not heard from you. things are frustrating to me. >> reporter: thousands on the island are without cell phone service. power cut off to at least 14,000 homes and businesses in the area. it could take days or weeks to get the network up and running. paxton says he has received vague texts from the hotel saying that all guests are safe, but the army veteran is waiting for confirmation that his children are accounted for. >

. >> and shawn, you know, we said that fire has been burning since 6:00 p.m. yesterday.e you heard anything from fire officials about why the flames are so hard to take down. >> reporter: really important to emphasize the response not onl happening on the land but there are boats that are responding from san francisco and alameda to try to take on the fire. what the fire chief said last night is that because this is a pile of debris, they're needing to get that debris moved around and that's why the company has offered its equipment to try and get to the source of the fire. but as of last night, they weren't close enough to get to where the fire really started. and that's wh it's taking so long. >> thank you for the live report. what people are saying on social dia for us. from the bay area we're seeing right here, r district large fire at schnitzer steel nearport of oakland. inspectors are investigating and that plume is expectedto travel south this evening and impact air quality in the immediate vicinity and areas downwind. and obviously follow introductions from local

. >> let's talk about the governor i just mentioned that fani willis has set this reference for shawnvernor. perhaps, kemp is an interesting character. he's come out opposing trump on many of these things, although shortly after this thing, he was at the white house meeting back then after the inauguration. but he is -- where does he stand on this whole thing? where is the governor of georgia? where does he stand and how much does it matter? >> yeah, he is no ally of donald trump, right? trump tried to oust him from office last year, former senator david perdue, gave him 52 points by the governor -- but at the same time, governor kemp has ambitions. he might run for u.s. senate in 2026. he might run for president down the road. he doesn't want to be accused of disloyalty. in the campaign last year, he would not say a negative word about trump because he did not want to alienate donald trump's base of supporters, which is, you know, still a significant segment of the georgia population. brian kemp can also read the polls. one just get out yesterday at an event that kept cosponsored by

preferred presidential candidates. folk type is general election and one person has been killed in a gun to attack to she is shawn in the wrong same. such insurance was talk it in october. there's all the headlines. one use of to talk to l just there is the latest news as it breaks the sun later, right? the same from different pops up. the rally with d to coverage. after the government signed up, he said we met with a foreign millions of hex. there's problems in this area where this toy from the around the world margaret is do take your gamble when they 1st talk in these overcrowded rick, if you both on that, just say such a long journey. the he's recognized as one of the fathers of artificial intelligence. joshua ventures work in the 1990s in 2000 has contributed to the foundations of chatbox. like open a chat and google foreign born in france and 1964. when you, you grew up in canada where he began programming as 11, inspired by science fiction literature and tv shows today. and you as one of the biggest voices warning the world without the necessity of having control and regulations on a technology. more than

it has 27 model showrooms, a caf÷ and grabbing go foodcourt. in 10 minutes shawnchitnis reports . >> reporter: as we take a look at satellite imagery , we are seeing the storm system bring out the last of its moisture as it moves to the east. that was the leftovers we saw earlier from tropical storm hillary. but now we have high pressure building in and that will dry us up and it will warm us up into the afternoon today. today is one of the hottest days of this week . we are sitting in the 70s along the coast with sunshine around the corner into the afternoon hours. and we will be heating up into the santa clara valley into the 90s today. this will be a warm set up, as we extend into the east bay with upper 90s from antioch into brentwood. we are warming into the 80s today in san francisco. if you thought yesterday was sunny and warm, you are in for a treat today. take it slow this afternoon in the east bay. enjoy the ac you spend so much money on. here is what were looking at for the next 6-10 days. climate prediction center shows normal temperatures. we cool dow

shawn, do we see a soccer stadium behind you in the future? >> reporter: ha. that's the question.he mayor has a lot of ideas and other people chiming in. we don't know. what we did see yesterday is that there are still plenty of people who are coming to the mall. in fact, there are people who showed up early to wait for the mall to open. many of them tourists. then there are the people who have found work here. they spent lot of time at the mall. and they certainly enjoy it. and they believe there's still a place for this type of shopping experience in san francisco. >> i just like to see just more improvement into the area you know. i feel like it's still bustling with life and businesses. people still come down here. >> reporter: tyler king has been working inside the mall for about a year now and he loves i. he commutes from the east bay to come here to the city each week. >> lot of tourists come over here. so -- invest into it more. it's a great space. >> reporter: he enjoys a retail job and hopes the malt will stay open well after major stores like nordstrom leave next week.

shawn, thank you so much. >>> shoppers may be he has talent about going into home depot after anotherto violence. this time it was at a san carlos home depot. an armed security guard opened fire on a suspected shoplifter monday night. police say the suspect was confronted by the guard and he was trying to leave the store with stolen merchandise. both the security guard and the suspect were taken to the hospital and are expected torecover. that suspect has since been booked into the san mateo county jail. >>> a federal judge has ordered attorneys on both sides of former president donald trump's criminal election case to appear in court on friday. for a hearing on a proposed protective order. that order would restraight what the former president can say about the january 6th case. special counsel smith is requesting that trump be barred from talking about the evidence that was collected during the criminal investigation. >>> a victory for abortion rights supporters in ohio. last night voters rejected a much watched ballot measure that would have made it more difficult to amend the state

the white house has promised to provide military support to ties pay if china should try to restore its control over taiwan. now some wong vice chairman of the shawn cost center for when punk says badging is ready for a military solution in taiwan while washington is just blessing and was send his troops because the u. s. has no chance of winning the war against china. that we cannot really route the possibility of having a confirmed patience, military confrontation. so it is possible and i believe sean is a government throughout or of its announcements and statements. i think the chinese government is already ready for that. but to no one wants to see a whirl happening and particularly for china, for us, the chinese to flight chinese. again, that not only most of the people in china don't believe it, but people in taiwan. i think a lot of people in taiwan also do not believe that the us is going to send its fami over to protect the taiwan. because 1st of all, it's far away from the us continent. and also, i mean, coming to defend taiwan, to fight against chinese on a uh, there is a much possibility of them winning the war at home. so it's more of

shawn howe. yeah, friend of comics industry. and he has read that you see all these stories, people just dying, horrible deaths. this person has a heart attack. this person wrestling's worse. and yet it feels like people just sort of do it. anyway, i wondering what? that's the capitalist dream factory. you get told that the money isn't the point. do you get told that material are not the point? the point is being part of the dream. you know, the big collective cultural dream of pop culture and you've been sold the bill of goods that, the money and the material things don't matter. all that matters is the immaterial the magic. then it's easy, get exploited and top of that, i think there's just talk about magic. i think there's something slightly about being in a wrestling ring. i have now finally done it myself for first time. i didn't wrestle, but the launch event for this book in los angeles featured three wrestling matches. and you know, they constructed ring at this moose lodge in burbank and i stood in it and even just having that litt

has no wells of its own. its water supply comes from the town and shawn back is facing a water shortage limit was said as to how much water the brewery can use and the utility company reduce the size of the pipe for incoming water push to begin. so you have a future when you have a pipe like this, only a certain amount of water can pass through any way, you know, but it's also limited right here to a precepts quantity of things. a pipe, as i've said, as a regular household, water plant to heat help to produce $200000.00 heck the leaders per year, but can only make $50000.00 as few the it is simply not enough water. currently, the limiting factor is the municipal supply me. if we had more water, we'd be able to hook up 3 more tanks. we already have all the piping alyssa's feet . i saw 300 kilometers per north flies, the village of back time, which is also facing water scanner city to the village of $3000.00 people has its own small water works, but the wells can no longer yield. and now, especially in the summer, there's also a quality issue. the ground water has become polluted with fertilizers used by farms in

shawn, i feel so rude. we didn't ask you what you think westfield should be turned into. >> reporter: ha. well, nicole, good morning. you know, there are a lot of really interesting ideas but getting to spend the day really this morning here yesterday, gave me a new appreciation for the fact that there are still many who enjoy having this mall and want to see that future remain. as a mall. we say tourists who were waiting for the door to open and then the employees who are here and love working in retail. they still want to see that shopping experience stay in san francisco. >> i just like to see just more improvement into the area, you know. i feel like it's still bustling with life and businesses. people still come down here. >> reporter: tyler king has been working inside the mall for about a year now and he loves it. he commutes from the east bay to come here to the city each week. >> a lot of tourists come over here. so -- i think they should invest into it more. it's a great space. >> reporter: he enjoys his retail job and hopes the mall will stay open well after major stores like n

there has been a lo of talk of bringing in a wnba team and possibly oakland soccer team, the roots. shawntnis reports from the roots training facility in alameda. >> reporter: we are inside the oakland roots and soul facility. this is an impressiv set up. we are early before we see any of the players and step coming in , but we can enjoy i for ourselves. as we are talkin about what is happening in oakland , in terms of the teams that are available, it is not just soccer. we have the chanc to hear from one of the star players from the women's premie basketball association , they just finished their season in the player we heard from, she i building her own connections in oakland. >> i happen to be pretty good at it. >> reporter: she keeps busy around the bay. she retired fro playing basketball but decided to come back to the game , whil still keeping her job as an attorney. >> i have the skill set that i gained from college and all my years of playing. but now the freedom to an it has brought m so much joy and promoted a lot of balance. >> reporter: we caught up with her on the courts. she

shawn your chief of staff. thank you for all that. and someone when has in the been thanked from dph besides pickins whom i appreciate is doctor baba. and i look forward so much to working with sandra simon through the work ahead. come with years of experience as a nursing home add administrator in san francisco worked at the jewish home the other institution that does this time of work. i thank you for stepping up. in doing this. and of course local 1021. for all of the partner help the work and strategy and communication and organizing all of that thank you. i also. to say thank you to the advocates joe request urban. the doctor palmer the california advocates enoughsing home reform and gray panthers than i organized the letters to the feds and a annoying folk and made sure everybody understand to preserve the people we serve and the gem for 150 yearers florence nightinggale over seen in terms of making sure we are doing right. and being true to our san francisco values. thank you so much, everyone. keep going it is now on us to make sure this never hap

shawn your chief of staff. thank you for all that. and someone when has in the been thanked from dph besides pickins whom i appreciate is doctor baba. and i look forward so much to working with sandra simon through the work ahead. come with years of experience as a nursing home add administrator in san francisco worked at the jewish home the other institution that does this time of work. i thank you for stepping up. in doing this. and of course local 1021. for all of the partner help the work and strategy and communication and organizing all of that thank you. i also. to say thank you to the advocates joe request urban. the doctor palmer the california advocates enoughsing home reform and gray panthers than i organized the letters to the feds and a annoying folk and made sure everybody understand to preserve the people we serve and the gem for 150 yearers florence nightinggale over seen in terms of making sure we are doing right. and being true to our san francisco values. thank you so much, everyone. keep going it is now on us to make sure this never hap

and there he has again and again, why there are lots of questions regarding his activities and in particular, his connections to roberts, shawn of investigators asked for and seeing and his colleagues to clarify those sides. you are there subpoenas from the f as b box? they were a no show, you know, where else that doesn't show up at any of the court hearings on their former employee. the one who risk his life for them basically forced to move. since my arrest, the americans have not made a single attempt to help me or my family. at the same time they did everything they could to free, grind it and read, declaring it every moment their intentions to rescue will and full hush garbage. supposing that visiting them, calling them, and while they just abandoned to me, that's what you get up to 20 plus years of service. no guarantees, no protection, not even a visit. and they gonna say departments message to all the russians in a similar position. roll the type, what you message to other russians who are now in a position similar to his working for companies that have been contracted by the us mission and russia highly in this is o

eric shawn is live outside the roosevelt hotel in new york city's mid town manhattan which has becomeown. hello. >> good morning. migrants are here at the hotel. we've seen them and have blankets over their head sleeping in chairs inside a restaurant. as far as the children scrambling is the word. school districts in the state scrambling as parents are worried about the expected student migrant surge. right now the public school in new york city has enrolled 18,000 migrant children and more are expected because many do not speak english, more staffing is needed and there is expected to have a crushing financial burden. the nonprofit empire center says outside the five largest city the cost will be $32,000 per my grant student. for new york city more than half a billion dollars. >> it will be hundreds of millions of dollars of local taxpayers cost that they were not prepared for that will be in place now because they decided to kick the can down the road and use these individuals as pawns on a chess board. >> one school district trying to prepare for the influx is three hours north of

and there he has again and again, why there are lots of questions regarding his activities and in particular, his connections to roberts, shawn of investigators asked for instance, i was just calling to clarify those ties. here. are there subpoenas from the f as b box? they were a no show, no where else that doesn't show up at any of the court here is all their former employee, the one who risk his life for them. basically. since my arrest, the americans have not made a single attempt to help me or my family. at the same time, they did everything, they could to free, grind it and read, declaring it every moment their intentions to rescue wheel and full hopes, garbage supporting them, visiting them, calling them while they just abandoned to me. that's what you get up to 20 plus years of service. no guarantees, no protection, not even a visit. and they get a state department's message to all the russians in a similar position. roll the type, what you message to other russians who are now in a position similar to his working for companies that have been contracted by the us mission and russia highly. this is of course let me tak

among the people that she has charged here in this indictment, one is a sitting state senator, shawn still. also, of course, david shaffer was the head of the georgia republican party while all of this was going down. there is a former chairwoman of the coffey county republican party, that's a tiny rural county, and missy hampton who was the elections director in coffey county. the -- several of those people were involved in the fake electors scheme here in georgia. shawn still, david shaffer and cathy latham from coffey county, they serve as state electors or helped to coordinate the entire effort when georgia was otherwise casting ballots for joe biden. and these are people, i think this is going to be a tough part for georgians to go through. these are people who are people's neighbors, they're going to be parents with kids in little league. these are very well known in their neighborhoods, but certainly not national names and not famous figures, but they also have been wrapped up in this rico indictment and i think that it is very important to remember that rico has a mandatory m

has done in the past and move forward with creating a bright future. my job is to elevate and celebrate >> i'm alice king this is my husband shawn kim and we other ordinancee's ice cream in san francisco. joe's ice cream in rich mondistrict since 1959 and we are proud to be registered a san francisco legacy business since 2017. and we offer more than 50 flavors of homemade ice cream. and delicious home style burgers, sandwiches, hot dog, salad and more. we have a lot of different ice cream flavors both classic, long forgotten but classic and asian flavor inspired flavor like 3 red bean and black and now we also brought the korean i'm from korea. korean coffee krooem. we mix our traditional and trendy flavors all together. 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.

shawn's with us this morning. what would it take to get these two together, neil? good afternoon. stewart from london has , probably a medium. i would imagine because the bottom line is this if you are his majesty , the king and also you have someone else to consider in. of course, his royal highness, the prince of wales. it's a very tricky maneuver. and i think you know the biggest insult. actually that prince harry gave the king was earlier this year at his coronation. i mean, he didn't stay around. perhaps he should have shown some manners at that point, so why now? should his majesty give up part of his holiday to try and talk about what exactly plus the vote. we also have another bulk , an update of the book coming out in the early part of next year. who knows what that will include stuart, you know, so the odds are they're not going to get back together. and harry and megan will stay in california. for as long as far as the eye can see. well i think meghan will be very happy doing that, of course, sticking on stress patches and wandering up and down for the paparazzi. but i think what's strange now

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shawn chitnis was at westfield today and spoke to people who work at that mall. >> i would like to see more improvement into the area, i feel like people still come down here. >> reporter: tyler king has been working at the mall for more than a year and he loves it, he commutes from the east bay to come here from the city each week. >> i just want to invest in it more, it is a great space. >> reporter: he hopes the mall will stay open well after nordstrom leaves next week. >> it hasn't been too crazy, foot traffic is down a little bit. >> reporter: westfield announced they are transferring management to its lender so someone else could start operating the mall, that started the conversation around the city about what else the space could be used for. >> my personal thing, i would expect to see housing. >> reporter: san francisco's mayor is encouraging creative thinking with this space and for tyler, he understands that the drop in sales and occupancy cannot be ignored. >> at the end of the day, business is business, if you are not making money, it doesn't make sense. >> part of the challenge that people aren't coming back to work five days a week, the community needs to make adjustmen

shawn. we'rg.e led by clowns this way. every late night comic who cares about this countryes has an obligation to call thist out for what it, and they don't care what is goinfo it iswhatg on right now.. >> listen, if they're leaving the material for me, we doe a seriouleavines political show >> i can't not run it.shi ca it is gold angel. >> we have a president who's offering little kids to take them out for ice cream preside. not even kids at the event. yeah, i know, but can you imagine being a kiu imagindg out for ice cream with biden? you've got to give up 10% ofm your cone to the big guywithgot you're like, mom, this. well, what if he starts sniffing the kid's hair, which he has a habit of doing, h herubbing girl's shoulders? >> creepy. joe. they have a shock collar on him. now, if he get s a little close, they give him a little they give a little zap. by the way, that might actually, you know, maybe when he's done giving a speech, when th doesn't knoen he isw whethero left or right, you just shock him on the side. >> it's supposed to turne side , but i don't think that would work. i love it. we got to look at the upsid