yours and stockton was. part of private donors. what do you say to those on the money?eace, i say we spend so much on poverty already. we spend so much and incarceration costs. we spend so much in our homelessness issues and those costs. we spend so much in health cause mental health. we spend way more than any guaranteed income program, a policy just on poverty and not actually addressing the issue and then about the part about people that work wanting to work. i meet a lot of people, i'm sure maybe one or two people like this exist, but i don't think there's a whole mass of people who just don't want to work during this pandemic. people were literally. begging to go back into the office to get out their homes to go to go working. people want to contribute, and i also would say there's all type of work that's done. that's not compensated. i think of sort of caregiving. i think of women and folks who just side to make the rational economic choice to stay home and maybe do child rearing because that's we don't have affordable childcare. so why work minimum wage for 40 ho

. >> i got a text from ace rail we're text buddies looking at a problem between stockton and lathrop. no word of a vehicle on the tracks. ace train 1 should have left at 4:00 this morning. 4:01. it's still there, can't get to lathrop just yet. we'll see if they continue with the other three trains. the other systems they have good discounts with the clipper cards. the rest of the bay a nice easy drive. the closure north 242 through 682, should be picked up before 6:00. back to you. >> thanks. >>> dream force next week comes back to san francisco, but with a toned down presence this year. happening today one street closure will take effect. howard between third and fourth streets will close and that convention starts next tuesday. much of it is virtual compared to years before the pandemic and only -- few hundred will be in person. >> used to bring in so much money. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," welcome sight for many californians when you could see your stimulus money in your bank account and who exactly qualifies this time. >>> plus, could holiday deals be a thing of the p

an incident caught on video leads to the indictment of two former stockton police officers coming up a teenager claims the officer beat him for no reason. and we'll show you what's being done to ease threats of super fires in our area. and a very weather a bit of a cool down today. now we're tracking. some will rain chances. in fact, a fairly good chance as we head into the weekend. we'll have more on your forecast coming up. and see how a food truck called soul on a roll helps turn lives around. officers haved over their part and an offensive instagram account. the city says nine officers were linked to the now deleted page that featured sexist and racist posts. investigators seized more than 140 work phones from officers as part of the probe, and they determined that a recently fired officer had created the page. no, no other officers were found to have violated department policy, including sexual harassment. and accessing inappropriate material. disciplinary actions taken range from an three days unpaid suspension to a 25 day on paid suspension. two of the nine have taken jobs at

in stockton.two former police officers have been indicted on felony charges after a violent confrontation with a teenager. ktvu crime reporter henry lee heard from that team who says he is still afraid of being pulled over. take your seat belt body camera video shows stockton police officers struggling with 17 year old devin carter at the end of a high speed chase, not resisting resisting. you are giving your hand. give him your hand. carter says officers kicked and punched him for no reason. back in december, he ended up with black eyes, back injuries and a broken spirit. now former stockton officers, michael styles and omar villa padoa have been indicted on felony assault charges. both were fired for using excessive force those who violate their oath to protect and serve. discredit the good work that law enforcement strives to do every day. sandra king county d a tory berber, salazar says two other officers in the case were not indicted. indictment reminds all of us that when police use unlawful

station, clear out to chinatown, so it will basically bypass the heavy traffic up on fourth and stocktont of the central subway project, i hope you are sitting down, $1.6 billion. some of the funding came from the prop k transportation sales tax, and state funding. today, sanford ziska merritt london breed and city leaders took a tour of the central subway, and even wrote a train from union square to chinatown. >> you will notice cameras, multiple cameras, and almost every space we are in. we know that personal security is really important for the writers muscle be designed these stations from the get-go. >> the stations are amazing, the elevators, the technology. everything came together. yes, it has been very challenging, and many folks have lost patience with us, but you know what, when you get on those trains, it was well worth the wait. >> reporter: almost $1 million every 2 feet, that's right. all in all, there will be four new train stations. the central subway project has been under construction since 2011, and is expected to be ready for service sometime next spring. >>> governo

decir no va a acompaÑar toda esta semana todo este fin de semana ahora mismo para la porciÓn de stocktonrefiere, pero sÍ va a estar manejando transitando, recuerda que va a ser mala calidad del aire sobre este sector san josÉ. algunas zonas cercanas sectores san francisco tambiÉn hemos registrado partes alta concentraciÓn de ozono maÑana vamos a continuar con esa misma tendencia y habrÍa una mejorÍa reciÉn a partir del domingo mÁs allÁ de esto acabe es importante en temperatura. sobre eso vamos a hablar mÁs adelante. me parece bien gracias gastÓn para recibir alertas del tiempo informaciÓn de Último momento bonito para que descargue ramÓn: luego de la pandemia, la demanda en los bancos de alimentos ha ido en demanda en comparaciÓn con otros aÑos. cerca de 500.000 personas al mes se ven beneficiadas. vamos a ver los detalles. reportera: feliz noche. conversamos con distintos voceros de los bancos de alimentos del Área de la bahÍa y nos dijeron que la demanda es la misma del tiempo de la pandemia, pese a que muchos le han regresado sus empleos. >> a la semana son $ 400. reportera: doÑa mar

well two former stockton police officers happen. indicted on charges of assault for allegedly beating a teenage boy crime reporter henry lee is live in the newsroom with details on this story and. well hundreds, still fairly rare for officers to be charged with assault. it's the people they come across or accused of resisting arrest. but in this case, two officers were fired and indicted. take your seat belt body camera video shows stockton police officers struggling with 17 year old devin carter at the end of a high speed chase. i'm not resisting. resisting you are. give up your hand. give him your hand. carter says officers kicked and punched him for no reason. back in december, he ended up with black eyes, back injuries and a broken spirit. now former stockton officers, michael styles and omar villa padoa have been indicted on felony assault charges. both were fired for using excessive force those who violate their oath to protect and serve. discredit the good work that law enforcement strives to do every day. sandra king county

that question has been hotly debated here, at the north shore academy, in stockton—on—tees. enough to obviously have vaccines and we should take that, use to the advantage. i think i would, to save people. yeah, i think i would. thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation told uk governments they would not, on health grounds alone, be recommending all 12 to 15—year—olds are offered the jab. instead, chief medical officers across the four nations are being asked to review the scientists' advice and decide on a wider set of criteria whether to overrule them. i think many of the school and college leaders who i represent will have been disappointed in the decision by thejcvi, not because they are fans of vaccination, but we know that vaccination — in the absence of other controlled measures apart from ventilation — it can be very important in getting away from that terrible disruption that so many young people experienced over the past year. thejcvi's decision was finely balanced. they considered the individual health benefits and took account of the potential for extrem

can't cover long distances in a matter of minutes, especially in mountainous terrain, along turkey stockton coast. in part 2 of a special investigation, one when a visit west industry is only youth detention center and travels to the remote app dock town where many of the indigenous inmates come from the $1.00 to 0. ah, hello, i'm darren, jordan and joe over the top store. his hair on al jazeera, dennis tom's new acting. prime minister, says bloodshed and killings are over in his country. i couldn't tell down to 0. he's offering amnesty to those who worked with us. he wants all officials that were part of the past administration to return and join the interim government results from morocco's parliamentary elections point to big gains, the liberal opposition parties, a national.

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vemos bastante puntos verdes, pero muy cerca de stockton y modesto a la cosa estÁ empeorando un poco.as esto podrÍa empeorar. en la zona metropolitana de san francisco tenemos un 65 % de humedad relativa. eso es bueno, pero hay sectores donde me preocupa porque se podrÍan generar incendios, debido a que la humedad se mantiene sumamente baja. mientras mÁs baja, mÁs incrementa el riesgo de incendios forestales. en san rafael estamos a 72 grados, san mateo 69, san josÉ 75, y en san francisco en los 73. mÁs adelante les estarÉ explicando cuÁl serÁ el dÍa mÁs fresco de la semana. se pronostica una bajada de las temperaturas. paola: para recibir alertas informativas y reportes del tiempo en su ciudad le invito a que descarguÉ nuestra aplicaciÓn gratuita de noticias. los bomberos de san josÉ sofocaron las llamas de un incendio en horas de la madrugada. el incendio comenzÓ en una residencia . el siniestro llego al cierre de varias calles del centro de la ciudad durante varias horas. el distrito escolar de oakland, uno de los mÁs grandes del Área de la bahÍa aprobÓ una resoluciÓn con la cual t

this is the north shore academy in stockton—on—tees, it is an amazing space.n here, you don't want to learn anywhere, frankly. they have indicted —— invited us here on the first day back which is extremely brave and i have already found a couple of year seven students looking a bit lost. we are here with a science teacher, daniel, and also students who have important gcses this year, thank you for taking time out to talk to us. daniel, what was it like having to switch to online teaching during the pandemic? as a science teacher, a lot of it will be practical laboratory work which is hard to do remotely. it practical laboratory work which is hard to do remotely.— hard to do remotely. it was certainly — hard to do remotely. it was certainly a _ hard to do remotely. it was certainly a difficult - hard to do remotely. it was. certainly a difficult challenge delivering remote learning to being in a classroom. we really pride ourselves— in a classroom. we really pride ourselves on having relationships with children and being in a classroom is a fantastic experience

and in order to come in, stockton, come, tom, got this own vin follow, not have owned our price. we can, i mean, oh, the color revolutions is a strategy to over through these regimes install puppets. and that are there from that point forward. are very susceptible to influence kurdistan, georgia and ukraine. these countries were targeted by the george h w bush, or george w bush, the senior vice president of ronald reagan and bribed with hundreds of millions of dollars. and these monies were given the countries in exchange for their acquiescence and their submission to american military and economic and political objectives. in the ring of nato military bases is being formed around russia. the u. s. and nato have over $600.00 military base is world wide. russia has just 18, but the west still claims that russia has aggressive intent by turning this russian soviets into this dangerous boogeyman that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy to create images and soviet as out for world conquest, which was not the case, then bar. now, the nato should have died, but

participants in stockton in 2020 are not a suspect in the new firearm-related crime.et another gun charge. that means, what, 13 did? that doesn't work. okay. let's look at sacramento. the program boasts that 44% of the 50 people in the program had no new arrests. 44%. that that means 28 guys did. so, look, i'm for getting money to the urban centers. i'm looking, you know, to help kids. you eloquently said it in your monologue. we gotta do something about the pockets of soreness in this country. the money's running out. we're printing money we don't have. but to bribe kids today, we defunded the misin detroit. absolutely defunded the police. you remember our historic bankruptcy. we took health care away from retirees. threw 'em on the garbage pile. we took health care from those who were catastrophically injured. with we took 10% of their salary, okay, and they haven't caught up to inflation since that. you all might remember a couple weeks ago, there's video going around, of two very young officers, a rookie in detroit makes, get ready for it, $38,000. most violent wi

walking a very fine line, going down the 99 from fresno, stockton, bakersfield. glorious farmland.onali: are you from california? romaine: you not watch the show? taylor: we need that high-speed rail. we are going to discuss that next. in the meantime, we are going to continue some of the conversations we have about the supply chain. this time, we are going global. we are going logistics, freight, trucks. the ceo of a global logistics company is craig fuller. where is he seeing the disruptions and how to solve them? this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: today, we are focused on all things supply chain. jay powell saying that bottleneck affects our larger and more persistent than expected. you go across the pond and you do see examples of some of these disruptions. earlier, we were talking about even the prime minister of the u.k., boris johnson, trying to do something about these fuel shortages, even deploying the army. just incredible, not only the fuel shortage but the lack of truck drivers. romaine: shortage is not necessarily a shortage of fuel. it is a shortage of people who transport

video is from citizen app, you can see dark smoke coming from the maintenance hole which happened on stockton street near chinatown. emergency crews temporarily closed the street to put out that fire. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area, workers are requesting religious exemptions when it comes to getting the covid-19 vaccine. why the ball may be in their court as companies navigate murky legal waters. >>> two east bay area schools closing this week but not because of what you would expect. the big problem caused by a tiny culprit. >>> excitement for a giants run in the playoffs is reaching new heights at sfo. >>> be sure to join us weekdays for the kpix 5 news at 3:00 p.m. followed by the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. when you hear... ♪cough cough ♪ ♪ sneeze sneeze ♪ [ sneezing ] it's time for... ♪ plop plop fizz fizz ♪ [ loud fizzing ] alka seltzer plus cold relief. dissolves quickly... [ loud fizzing ] instantly ready to start working. so you can bounce back fast with alka-seltzer plus. ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ whoa... [john cena sniffs] how do they get these things to smell

mountain view is moving ahead with a program that proved successful in stockton and was adopted in oakland. mountain view rallied with andrew yang in support of the plan. the city is the latest to experiment with a universal basic income. certain families would get $500 per month. this comes after the city earned $1 million in relief funding. >> looking live out of san francisco, the skies were hazy across the bay area. the air-quality advisory has been extended to monday. jeff peck has been tracking air- quality. >> air-quality has gotten better over the last few hours. we are all in the green, for right now. that advisory will still be in place for two days. keep that in mind, i have really good news for air- quality by monday and tuesday. that system is going to bring some rain and really clear things out for us. the marine layers preview, including here, now, and the advisory remains for tomorrow. there's really only one moderate forecast, so we are doing okay on air quality. we go down into the middle 50s. a cool 47 for the morning low in santa rosa. daytime high temperatures are cool

subway doesn't reveal much, but under ground crews have been hard at work, digging a trench and stocktontreet station beneath union square and the deepest dig in the city. 12 stories underground for the station in chinatown, the this san francisco mayor of london, breed toured the new stations and rail line and said the new central subway will connect the city as never before, even if the project has met with delays. the stations are amazing the elevators the technology. everything came together. and yes, it has been very challenging, and many folks have lost patience with this, but you know what? when you get on those trains. it was well worth the wait to do it right. the central subway is now about 98% completed cruz making major progress since the last time we were able to see inside the dig in july of 2019. the new stations and rail lines are among the deepest digs in san francisco and the sfm to says that that led to some unexpected problems. those problems lead to unexpected delays. and cost overruns. we did not know the kind of soil that we were going to run into down here. we did

subway doesn't reveal much, but under ground crews have been hard at work, digging a trench and stockton street station beneath union square and the deepest dig in the city. 12 stories underground for the station in chinatown, this san francisco mayor of london, breed toured the new stations and rail line and said the new central subway will connect the city as never before, even if the project has met with delays. the stations are amazing the elevators the technology. everything came together. and yes, it has been very challenging, and many folks have lost patience with this, but you know what? when you get on those trains. it was well worth the wait to do it right. essential. subway is now about 98% completed cruz making major progress since the last time we were able to see inside the dig in july of 2019, the new stations and rail lines are among the deepest digs in san francisco and the sfm to says that that led to some unexpected problems. those problems lead to unexpected delays. and cost overruns. we did not know the kind of soil that we were going to run into down here. we didn't

subway doesn't reveal much, but under ground crews have been hard at work, digging a trench and stocktonh union square and the deepest dig in the city. 12 stories underground for the station in chinatown, this san francisco mayor of london, breed toured the new stations and rail line and said the new central subway will connect the city as never before. even if the project has met with delays. the stations are amazing the elevators the technology, everything came together. and, yes, it has been very challenging. and many folks have lost patience with this, but you know what? when you get all those trained, it was well worth the wait to do it right. the central subway is now about 98% completed cruz making major progress since the last time we were able to see inside the dig in july of 2019, the new stations and rail lines are among the deepest digs in san francisco and the sfm to says that that led to some unexpected problems. those problems lead to unexpected delays and cost overruns. we did not know the kind of soil that we were going to run into. ob down here. we didn't know that we w

in stockton and on the golden gate bridge, hard to see with all the fog, 70 in oakland and mid 80's in a chilly 57 in half moon bay. a trough moving through to the north set the stage for a deeper marine layer and cooler weather today. still some hayes lingering so the air-quality advisory remains up for today. modern air-quality thursday and friday, good to moderate saturday as we notice some changes coming. air-quality is definitely suffering through the central valley where the fires are burning. here in the bay area many areas reporting good air quality but there is moderate air-quality in san jose. the smoke forecast will show you what is happening. tomorrow morning, if you're sensitive to smoke, try to limit your outdoor time. and obviously as we go into the weekend, things will get a little bit better. the marine layer expands overnight and the temperature is rebounding, especially inland. cooler and more of a late fall feeling this evening. the fog hangs around near the beaches for most of the day, which is why coastal areas will not be that much warmer near the beaches. 50's a

subway doesn't reveal much, but under ground crews have been hard at work, digging a trench and stocktonation beneath union square and the deepest dig in the city. 12 stories underground for the station in chinatown, the this san francisco mayor of london, breed toured the new stations and rail line and said the new central subway will connect the city as never before. even if the project has met with delays. the stations are amazing the elevators the technology. everything came together and yes, it has been very challenging, and many folks have lost patience with this, but you know what? when you get on those trains. it was well worth the wait to do it right. essential. subway is now about 98% completed cruz making major progress since the last time we were able to see inside the dig in july of 2019. the new stations and rail lines are among the deepest digs in san francisco and the sfm to says that that led to some unexpected problems. those problems lead to unexpected delays. and cost overruns. we did not know the kind of soil that we were going to run into down here. we didn't know t

can't cover long distances in a matter of minutes, especially in mountainous terrain along turkey, stockton cost? oh i asked canister on, on the brink of universal poverty, the un development agency wants that urgent action is needed to prevent gains from being revised. meanwhile, corruption officials and smuggling confess why vital goods bound on are in danger of rushing away of the pakistani border. ah, hello there i'm a, this is out of their life and also coming up mandatory vaccinations or weekly testing imposed for large sections of the us.

that question has been debated at the north shore academy in stockton on tees. >> i would get the vaccinese we have been one of the countries fortunate enough to have vaccines and we should take that and use the advantage. >> i think i would to save people. >> the joint committee on vaccination and immunizations told u.k. governments they would no be recommending all 12 to 15-year-olds are offered the job should instead, please -- chief medic -- chief medical officers are being asked to review the advice. >> i think many of the school and college leaders will h been disappointed in the decision not because they are fans of vaccination but we know vaccination in the absence of other controlledeasures are going to be very important in getting away from the terrible disruption so many young people experienced. >> the decision was finding balanced. they considered the individual benefits -- individual health benefits. authorities and england, wales and northern ireland are monitoring the situation closely in scotland were schools returned in the middle of august. some experts are linking this

underground from the 4th street caltrain station to chinatown to bypass the heavy traffic on fourth and stocktontreets. abc 7 news insider insider insir covering the central subway project since the beginning. he joined us on our 4:00 newscast to give us some background. >> it cost about $1.6 comes to about $1 billion a mile. there are many out there that liken it to the high-speed rail, a trend that is costing a lot and going nowhere. liz: overspending, along with delays have stalled the project over the years. the idea for the central subway originated after the 1989 earthquake when san francisco decided to tear down the embarcadero freeway. the project is been in development under six different mayors. dan: two south bay residents are being recognized as macarthur geniuses. this grant is a prestigious award that highlights the best and the brightest across the united states. two fellows called the bay area home. reporter: creative, innovative, committed to making the world a better place. those are a few the characteristics of a macarthur fellow. two brilliant people working to build a better

because they can't cover long distances metro minutes, especially in mountainous terrain along turkey, stockton coast. one day i might be covering politics or might, i think from serbia is a hungry. what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i could convey the headlines in the most human way possible. here it is here. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. play an important role. checking. ringback in the hello and barbara sherry london. as these are the top stories on al jazeera, the head of the un nuclear watchdog has returned from talks in iran with a fledge that nuclear inspectors will be allowed access to facilities to carry out urgently needed work on monitoring equipment. terror on will now allow inspectors from the international atomic energy agency can replace memory cards in cameras in nuclear science. something which had been research.

can't cover long distances in a matter of minutes, especially in mountainous terrain along turkey, stockton coast. ah. hello hope september's after a good start for you weather wise across the middle east. it's pretty well unchanged. we've got hot sunshine and temperature is above average as we look toward back that 45 degrees q 845. adela also above average with a high of 41 degrees next for go into pakistan and we may see some might mon sooner moisture just clipped. southern areas, karachi, i'm going to put the risk of some showers in there for you. not expecting some drenching rains. however, with a high of 32 degrees after turkey and the black sea region getting hit hard again with them. heavy falls particularly toward the northeast, impacting places once again, like our hobby rate up against the border with georgia, it's stumble. we'll look for a high of 27 degrees on thursday. after the tropics of africa, we've got her storms, where we would expect to see, particularly through the ethiopian highlands, south sudan into the democrat republic of congo. temperatures are bouncing back thro

underground from the 4th street caltrans station to chinatown, bypassing the traffic on fourth and stocktone metro tea third line will extend through soma, union square, and chinatown. finally about to be on track. this one may send you to the refrigerator. a major announcement for foodies today. the michelin guide announced its 2021 stars for california. 51 bay area restaurants made that list. kristen sze has a look at some of the local spots. reporter: the michelin guide is awarding stars for culinary excellence for the first time since 2019. all of the three star restaurants are in the bay area, including three san francisco staples. the famed french laundry also made the list. michelin gives three stars to restaurants with exceptional cuisine that is worth a special journey. up next, the restaurants with two stars. they include -- in all, eight bay area restaurants are in this category. excellent quizzing that is worth a detour. 37 bay area restaurants fall into the next category, one michelin scar. -- star. this menu includes japanese ingredients and local produce. the avery is also aw

page for information regarding alternate lines for service like the f market. 8 bayshore and the 30 stockton. they also recommend logging onto sfmta dot com forward slash trip hyphen planner for additional options. the sfmta twitter pages. also the location to find the latest information on when the cable car service will resume which at this time remains unknown. has it made you kron. 4 news. >> coming up, another rally at the capitol, the new security concerns as hundreds are preparing to gather in the nation's capital this weekend. >> and if you're planning ahead for the holidays. it might be time to get your travel plans in order. why experts say now is the time to purchase tickets. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> doctor fauci now weighing in on vaccine gin travel saying in an interview that he supports a vaccine requirement for air travel fauci the president biden's chief medical adviser says that if someone gets on a plane to travel with other people. they should be vaccinated. fauci i

that's sitting right over san pablo bay and yet another between stockton and sacramento. this is out in the central valley, though, so much less threatening. let's zoom in on some of these areas here in the bay area that have pretty active over the past few minutes. this includes this cell right here that is moving in a northeasterly direction towards san francisco. so we do have some rainfall that is likely to be increasing in intensity here in just minutes in san francisco. possibility of some cloud to ground lightning there as well. pockets of some heavier rainfall ride over the core the bay as well. this is making for some wet spots on bridges as you're about to make those crossings and then a little bit further north of this next cell right here center just between napa and san pablo bay to the northwest of also moving to the northeast. so if you are in napa, you will about your about to be seeing rainfall picking up here in a minute and also likely looking at some lightning there striking in the distance. we've had reports this morning of isolated heavy rainfall and

. >>> two former stockton police officers have been indicted on charges stemming from the violent arrest. this incident happened back in december. we do want to warn you that the video is graphic. >>> give him your hands. give him your hands. have him your hand. >>> you can see the body camera footage showing two officers pulling then 17-year-old devin carter from a car. it was a pretty violent arrest. police say they had to pull him over for speeding. the photos released by his attorney show carter suffered bruises and injuries to his eyes area today, a grand jury indicted former officers michael stiles and omar villapudua on multiple counts, including assault by a public officer, and felony charges. >> it does not matter who you are, what your profession is, your race, your ethnicity, your sexual orientation, your socioeconomic status. we must all be held accountable for our actions. >> the family held a news conference today after the charges were filed. they said this is just a step towards justice. >> it's not going to heal the wounds that he has suffered, and the lifelong trauma th

underground from the 4th street caltrans station to chinatown, bypassing the traffic on fourth and stocktonthe metro tea third line will extend through soma, union square, and chinatown. finally about to be on track. this one may send you to the refrigerator. a major announcement for foodies today. the michelin guide announced its 2021 stars for california. 51 bay area restaurants made that list. kristen sze has a look at some of the local spots. reporter: the michelin guide is awarding stars for culinary excellence for the first time since 2019. all of the three star restaurants are in the bay area, including three san francisco staples. the famed french laundry also made the list. michelin gives three stars to restaurants with exceptional cuisine that is worth a special journey. up next, the restaurants with two stars. they include -- in all, eight bay area restaurants are in this category. excellent quizzing that is worth a detour. 37 bay area restaurants fall into the next category, one michelin scar. -- star. this menu includes japanese ingredients and local produce. the avery is also

they are now with the a block, stockton barrel, and donald trump patch, the followers he leads today to continue this obsession. he has because donald trump, in my opinion, wanted to become a dictator. he saw his body in north korea. he saw his other friends over there in europe, the dictators. and he saw that in the you talk about the big picture. that was donald trump's big picture, and i believe it's still his big picture today. and the problem is he has a lot of people out there following this guy trying to destroy our country. donald trump is about donald trump and everything he's does is to benefit him and him alone and his followers are eaten up with a fork and spoon and sending him money. governor jesse ventura, thank you again for stepping into the big picture. and thank you for watching the big picture. we're going to be back same time next week. if you're watching real time and if you adult, you can set your d v r for direct tv 3 to one on the dish dish where channel 280 are live stream on youtube, youtube dot com slash r t. america. for years of my humble work are archive

. >> 8 bayshore and the 30 stockton has it made you kron >> the los vegas raiders still feels we're kind of saying that kick off their season with a big win on monday night football. they were taking on the baltimore ravens and fans more allow inside allegiant stadium for the first time. and this game would go into overtime. that's where the raiders defense comes. it. huge. an of huge force by lamar jackson. there's a fumble on that next possession. derek carr finds zay jones for the game winning touchdown raiders win. it 33 to 27 here's jon gruden after the game. >> they love football. they play for each other. and i think the fans witness at tonight. we've got a lot of young guys really stepped up. but i'm really proud the character. the show. we've got 14 nothing to the ravens and didn't look pretty. didn't look good. but when you can come back and find a way to win against a team like that. that's saying something that's an impressive impressive victory like they say here just win, baby. >> just win, baby. the raiders will now travel to pittsburgh to take on the steelers on sunday ki

. >> 8 bayshore and the 30 stockton has it made you kron 4 news. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> after one the niners are down not one but 2 starters after what went down last season. this all feels like deja vu. no sugarcoating it. this is a nightmare scenario for the niners where he most hurt. he chipped cartilage in his knee. you can see him here walking off the field. he'll be out about 8 weeks. he the niners caught running back. but the niners do have guys who can step up behind him. which leads us to the bigger issue. jason brett, the starting quarterback. he tore his right acl yesterday and he'll be out for the rest of the season. the niners are extremely thin at corner and it showed on sunday after her at left the game. san francisco did sign veteran corner. drake kilpatrick today. but the loss of is devastating for many reasons. >> it up into a but i believe in a son until he doesn't want to do it anybody can get through stuff like this matter how many times it happened its so it strikes me that he thinks of the kids, you know, bring in josh levs week. we should get even back i ca

a 28 year ran from stockton was shot and killed and three others were injured in a shooting. that happened shortly after two this morning outside a nightclub in the uptown district. police don't know yet if they were targeted or random victims earlier that night, there was a drive by shooting that killed a man outside of a house party near arroyo. vallejo park. in another part of oakland, police say a man riding in a car on foothill boulevard was wounded by a stray bullet at about nine last night and just before nine. last night a man from san ramon was shot and wounded during the robbery on seventh street near the main post office. 97 people have now been killed in oakland so far this year, and we still have what 3.5 months to go. compare that to 71, who were killed at this time last year. in pittsburgh police say one woman died and another was critically wounded in a shooting this morning that women were found by police inside a car parked outside a 7 11 store on century boulevard. paramedics tried to save them. but one of the women died at the scene. the other was taken to

. >> o'donnell: in stockton, california, tonight, two former police officers are charged with felonyutal beating of a young black man during a traffic stop lost year. >> i'm not resisting! i'm not resisting! >> yeah, you are! >> reporter: devin carter was 17 when police pulled him over for allegedly speeding and driving erratically. the officers charged today were fired in march. all right, one of the world's oldest and tallest living things is threatened with destruction tonight. workers wrapped the base of the general sherman tree and several other giant sequoias in silver foil to protect them from approaching wildfires. last year, wildfires destroyed nearly 11,000 of those sequoias. all right, the all-civilian crew of the inspiration iv isn't slowing down while in orbit. they spoke with tom cruise today. they also rang the closing bell virtually on the new york stock exchange. earlier they answered questions from children at st. jude children's hospital. crew member hayley arceneaux was once a patient there and now works at the hospital and they're hoping to raise hundreds of mill

david stockton, this has been with us now for 40 years. michael. what would you, would it be fair to say that what you're saying here is where we've reached the end game of this 40 year trickle down experiment? well, you could also look at price, the sales and strips out all that engineered air earnings. they like to report on the s and p 500 record high priced sales. so, so the game changer here, the watershed it just in a moment that we reached here in the states is that we've now engendered inflation . we go all the other times before we had a crisis, the crisis engender deflation. and we had to try to attack it by lowering interest rates in printing money when we could do that because the, the salient issue was deflation. and a pro long period protracted period of deflation. but if you have a situation where we have a truncated theory of deflation, which deploys modern monetary theory once again and helicopter money once again, the stench credibility is blown. so like you are learning to with the question, this is no longer an experiment. this

martine croxall is at a school in stockton—on—tees. and it has gone really quiet. it was really noisy a few minutes ago when the students were in here, but this is where 700 students have to be tested and have their lateral flow tests done to keep the community safe. we will be talking in a moment about the challenges of operating under these covid conditions. this is the first day back for the new term here at northshore academy and everybody is hoping that it will be a much better year than last year. but there are no masks, no bubbles, but it doesn't mean things are quite back to normal for everybody yet, as our education editor reports. teacher 0wen harvey started 2021 in hospital with coronavirus. he was away from his primary school class for months. barely able to walk, 0wen gradually built back his strength in his garden. so this school year is a big step back to normal for this teacher, now vaccinated, and for pupils, who'll be able to mix freely in the playground. we're just excited to get everybody back into school and to get

because they can't cover long distances metro minutes, especially in mountainous terrain along turkey stockton coast are more and more indians are going under the normal to become tall. the when i want to investigate the length some people are willing to go to bridge new fine. on al jazeera, i al jazeera, when ever you ah, all al jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of counts full cabana dot tossed by the security council to mediate between arabs and israelis. his death would prove one of the darkest days in the quest for peace in the middle east. killing the count on alger, do we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world no matter where you call will be used in current. does that matter to you? i the us ramped up explosions of haitian asylum. vegas is fine criticism of his actions on the southern border. ah, hello, i'm emily angry. this is al jazeera, alive from joe. how are coming up? north korea. it's ready to talk with south korea, but only what it describes is hostile policies. the drama volcano, in the canary islands threatens to cause mo