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susie steimle joins us live from fairfield with growing frustrations from retailers. susie? >> reporter: we've been calling this, if you look at the video you might call it brazen to, retail workers have another word for this. dh are eyth a ro >> when this type of brazen shoplifting takes place, store employees say they feel trapped. the shoplifters could be heard telling security, don't touch me, as they walked toward the parking lot with as many items of clothing they could carry. the security guard tried to stop them at the door but is shoved they load up their car taking time to grab whatever fell off of their pile of loot before taking off. debbie works in retail and says she has seen this before. >> reporter: have you seen people stealing? >> all the time. >> reporter: she says shoplifters have all the power and no store employees like her can't do anything to stop them so she tells her team it's not worth the risk to be a hero. >> we tell our associates , you greet the customer but you know, if you're not comfortable, back off. we want your safety first. >> reporter:

susie steimle, kpix 5. cog arvearbound to ons have bee the levy system is -- the river now twice the level it was 10 days ago. the levy system will be strained as water rushes down. >>> we're looking at severe weather all across the united states, but we're pretty lucky here in the bay area. it's been rather quiet. maybe hot. >> take off this sweater finally. >> veronica, you need to wait until next week. >> heat wave? >> for some of us inland. i think when we start to get in the low and mid-90s and it's your first taste of that, it's going to be noticeable. first, let me show you what we've got forked it. you're going to have to use some real observant observations here. look behind -- this is our camera that sits on top of the sales force camera. so right behind where it says s force and live, you see the one cloud showing up out there. it's building vertically. that's a cumulus cloud building out over the mountains. this would be down toward san jose looking east down toward the mountains. if you're in s

thank you for the moment — susie boniface and asa bennett. i'm back at 11 o'clock.ell, it has been a cool and wet day. the rain i am sure welcomed by some gardeners and farmers given how dry the weather has been just recently. the rain bearing system is this low pressure sat to the south west of the uk. weather fronts pushing their away northwards, followed by shower clouds and those showers have been widespread across southern parts of england. they've also produced a number of big thunderstorms with some fairly large sized hail, pea—sized hail there earlier in the day in hampton in greater london. now looking at the weather picture through the rest of the night, we are going to see our rain band stop moving northwards and slowly sink a bit southwards. all and all, the rain doesn't but up across northeast england. so a particularly soggy night here. clearer skies through the north of scotland where we will have some patch of frost but otherwise, it's not especially cold through the night. that takes us and thursday and that cloudy start to the day still with some a

. >>> i'm susie steimle, and searchers have just told a family they found a missing hiker. he was reported missing. they sported his body below spotted his body below the fall line near a trailer. this was near where another hiker amanda eller was found missing 17 days later. she told people she went down a path, heard a voice and didn't bring water with her. she's happy that she was able to pack it out okay. this was the same rescue crew that found eller were the ones that searchoroah. at the live desk, susie steimle, kpix5. >>> angel pgaan was reportedly rescued at sea after his boat capsized. they say it happened off the coast of puerto rico. he and former pitcher roman were boating when it slammed into the vessel. it overturned and both had to be rescued. he played for the giants in 2012 to 2016. he was reportedly unharmed. they say roman was treated for a head injury. >>> you can say the fans are pretty amped up for the dynasty, and in oakland the party is already getting started. the game is tomorrow. kpix5's don ford is there. >> with the warriors going into the fina

this is a depiction of the house --ed by sully and susie susanna watson. in 1852 ohio. kind of immigration. virginia to ohio to milwaukee. what was interesting was it was a family driven in immigration. their oldest daughter, she moved here. mother and daughter longed for each other so much. there were letters back and forth about how the family should be together. they the cholera breakout said we are moving, and they came here by wagon in june of 1850, settling among the earliest milwaukee african-american community, which was only about 100 people. the african-american community a closedilwaukee was tightknit community, religiously centered in the early years. people who came here had wonderful skills. daughteratson and her were trained seamstresses. african-americans that were here were working as barbers. farriers working as and blacksmiths. they were a growing and vibrant community. tom the end of the civil war thered of world war i, was a fairly good sized influx of african-americans from other parts of the country, from the deep south, from the southeast. them c

thank you, susie and asa. that's all from us tonight. goodbye.to the champions league final for the first time in their history on yet another incredible night in the semi—finals, coming from two down in amsterdam against ajax, needing three to win the tie, in the second half. our sports correspodent natalie pirks was watching. # champions league. ..#. with hope and a smile, they came in their thousands — liverpool's stunning comeback had given them belief spurs would be facing them in the final. well, look at liverpool last night — done it, didn't they? can we do it, boys? easy, easy! if we was to get to the final, it would be the icing on the cake, and it is only one game, you know? we'll get through, we'll be there. madrid here we come! that was more than a tad optimistic. a frenzy of ajax flags quickly turned into a flurry of attacks. it is in towards him. ajax's19—year—old captain matthijs de ligt losing kieran trippier and leaping into club immortality. and unfortunately for them, the ajax express kept coming, their second goal quite someth

hello, i'm susie fowler—watt in great yarmouth for a look at coastal britain.coastal communities like great yarmouth face, and some of the creative solutions that are making an impact. but first, let's talk to our great yarmouth reporter, andrew turner. andrew, what do you think are the main issues facing the town? i think one of the biggest problems is the amount of spending money in great yarmouth. there is a lot of people here on low incomes, either low—paid or low skill jobs, or otherwise on universal credit and others benefits, which limits the amount of spending money they have. and although the borough council has done a lot of work with re—generations — they've got a master plan for the town centre, they want to increase trade on the seafront, and tourism as well, working with the private businesses here. but until there's more spending money, than that limits the growth potential for the businesses. and i think that's one of the priorities that needs to be tackled. increase the spending money to raise the gain of great yarmouth, then start bringing mor

hello, i'm susie fowler—watt in great yarmouth for a look at coastal britain.e next half hour, we will be looking at some of the particular problems that coastal communities like great yarmouth face, and some of the creative solutions that are making an impact. but first, let's talk to our great yarmouth reporter, andrew turner. andrew, what do you think are the main issues facing the town? i think one of the biggest problems is the amount of spending money in great yarmouth. there is a lot of people here on low incomes, either low—paid or low skill jobs, or otherwise on universal credit and other benefits, which limits the amount of spending money they have. and although the borough council has done a lot of work with re—generations — they've got a master plan for the town centre, they want to increase trade on the seafront, and tourism as well, working with the private businesses here. but until there's more spending money, then that limits the growth potential for the businesses. and i think that's one of the priorities that needs to be tackled. increase the

the lawyer representing their case called it a victory for justice susie o'neill do you every. disaster known today is a victory for a long bear who will finally be accepted for who he is namely the disabled person with his limits his weaknesses and we must accept him like did you kill him. paul we must take him as he is and we must treat him as he is the solution for bus fare is not for him to be eliminated either directly or by stopping his dietitians freshman year they will cause this web on its own then you must ensure we do so in new york this year. it is the latest episode in a bitter legal battle that has divided non-dance family and friends earlier the media swooped in as vassall number as parents prepared for what they thought might be their final goodbye with their son. he's still going to do dad killing him they're killing him then monsters. to them. in 2013 lambastes doctors recommended ending his treatment his wife his nephew and several siblings have supported the doctors decision to let him die. for you so this is the 1st time i've told myself it's going to have

go to lizclaman.com for the entire exclusive interview with howard, susie and peter buffett.ne. by the way, we will have much more on monday from them. >>> all right. we need to tell you that outside the convention center, it is calm and clear. kind of wild in here but when we're talking about calm and clear, we are talking about the weather. just a few miles outside of the city, though, and when we landed, this is what we saw. the picture changes dramatically. huge flooding. nebraska is coping with one of the worst natural disasters in its history due to a combination of blizzard, damaging winds and catastrophic flooding that all came down in the springtime in march. very strange. there's now a state of emergency as farmers are really bracing for more. we are expecting misery here because rain is coming once again. and an attempt, of course, to stem the losses of the crop situation, you know, some of it is way too late, especially for corn. farmers have the critical planting season as least for soybeans and much of that is hopefully going to be when the land dries out but in

11 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers — with our reviewers, the daily mirror columnist, susieand brexit editor of the telegraph, asa bennett — stay with us for that. prince harry and meghan have named their new baby — archie harrison mountbatten windsor. the announcement came after the happy couple had introduced the queen and the duke of edinburgh to their eighth great—grandchild at windsor castle. earlier, the duke and duchess of sussex gave us all a first glimpse of the youngest royal — no doubt the first of many photocalls to come. our royal correspondent sarah campbell is in windsor. the first of many royal photocalls. and having had two days to get to know baby archie in private, this was the time for his proud parents to show him off. it's magic. it's pretty amazing. and, you know, i have the two best guys in the world, so i'm really happy. yeah, it's great. i mean, parenting is amazing. it's only been, what, two and a half, three days. yeah. but we are just so thrilled to have our own little bundle of joy. nestled in his father's arms, getting a close—up view of the ba

with me are daily mirror columnist, susie boniface and brexit editor of the telegraph, asa bennett.ng you in. master archie harrison mountbatten—windsor is introduced to the world for the first time — with the metro showing the moment he met his grandparents at windsor castle. that same family picture appears on the front of the mirror as harry and meghan introduce archie to the queen and prince phillip. below that same photograph in the telegraph, the paper reports that us secretary of state mike pompeo launched a scathing attack on british security policy — over its dealings with chinese technology firm

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asia where cricket enjoys huge popularity one can tend to as a potential dog horses of god as with susie hasn't for the sport has been growing they take on one of the favorites australia in their 1st match on saturday we meet one fan will be following that match a young afghan who is hoping to represent his country one day putting on his helmet strapping up his gloves it's all part of the ritual for apatow i mean the 14 year old lives and breathes cricket practicing regularly so that one day he can follow in the footsteps of his idols. it's one of my dreams to become a cricket player i want my countrymen my family and my relatives to watch me on t.v. one of the chemists and win trophies for afghanistan. i had him on show all cricket has helped bridge divides in war torn afghanistan the sport was once banned by the taliban but attitudes have now changed afghanistan has emerged as a hotbed of cricket talent but poor facilities and a lack of affordability still hampered progress. vons out that it was a lot of afghan players have financial problems because the financial situation of most afg

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susie steimle, kpix 5. >> big march to a school board meeting. students and parents are joining teachers in their fight for higher pay. kiet do is in union city tonight for us. >> reporter: you know, i have covered a lot of teacher strikes over the years. this one just feels different. it's louder, livelier and more boisterous than anything in recent memory. new haven's first ever strike and the community has joined the teachers coming out in droves. there was 1000 people down the street. it looks like they've picked up at least another thousand more. on this third day of the >>>, they took the protest directly to the superintendent, marching right into the ongoing board meeting. the signs are pretty far apart and are not currently negotiating with each other. the new haven teachers are the highest paid in alameda county but since they pay their medical insurance out-of- pocket, they say the seller doesn't go far. the district is offering a one- time 3% bonus, and a 1% raise, up to another possible 1% raise depending on state funding. both sides

susie. >> reporter: planned parenthood is one of those organization that is plans to fight alabama's new abortion law. as this story develops, women across the country are taking to social media to talk about the prevalence of abortion. alabama now has the strictest anti-abortion law the united states has seen since 1973. after the senate passed the bill yesterday, women on social media started sharing their personal stories about abortion. it started when actress busy phillips said one in 4 women has had an abortion. she encouraged other women to share their stories. 5,000 have so far. coming in with stories of being 18 and -- wanting a baby desperately, but finding out it had birth defects. >> i had friends who i've supported through this. >> reporter: amber of the women's march in san francisco says she's gearing up for how to support women in alabama if this law reaches the supreme court. >> it's inconceivable and something i think we have to be loud about. it is definitely the time where we have to show how much we care about our rights. >> and this law is in violation of roe ve

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and i called susie first and she was kind enough to understand and give me the courage. for 13 and a half years. my former wife wanted me to stop drinking and i didn't think i had a problem. and so she wanted me to go get help. no, no. i can stop, man. i'm not checking in. that scared me more than anything going to get help. so for 13 and a half years i was sober. and what i learned in alcoholics anonymous, which was part of my education is they call that a dry drunk. without the education, you know, yeah, you can go ahead and stop but until you really know and understand what it is about, you don't have as good a chance to stay sober and clean. it doesn't need to be hidden. we should be thankful and try to reach out and help those that might be worried about having that problem. >> martha: you said if you didn't quit, drinking might have killed you? >> i don't doubt that i wouldn't be here now. i got another chance. i got another chance. >> martha: joe namath, always a pleasure to see you. thank you for letting me try on the ring. wow, that was fun for me. i have been a

glassdoor moving its headquarters into the city, following other companies like pinterest, door dash and susie steimle on what is drawing these companies to san francisco. >> reporter: so often telling you stories about companies that can't afford to stay in the bay area, picking up and leaving. this one is the opposite. glassdoor is moving from mill valley to san francisco. trading in this tranquil marsh in mill valley for this 24 story office building in san francisco's financial district. >> the company has been growing a lot and think about future growth plans and the best place for us to be, san francisco the replace. glassdoor an online job board that made a name for itself a transparency. the company gathers reviews from current and former employees of candidates can get an idea of what it is actually like to work at a certain company. the president and ceo attributes the company's growth to a cultural shift towards transparency. >> i think people have a lot of appetite for it. you can see people coming to the workforce much more thoughtful around where they will invest their time in th

even fundraising powerhouse susie tompkins buell endorsed kamala harris for president but also fundraising for buttigieg. in pulling like election day voters can only choose one candidate. and since march buttigieg's national numbers have trended a paul harris' have trended down. nowadays they mostly pull within a few points of each other. many things many people are waiting to see how they do on the campaign trail and debate. >> people want someone to be president donald trump. and they want to do everything they can to make sure that happens. we have spoken to several people here particularly those members of the community who are, as one put it of a certain age. they are really amazed to see an openly man not just running for president but also as someone really at the top of the pack. for people here tonight of course very political but for some also intensely personal. b interstate 680 right now happening near the burnell avenue exit at castlewood. a fish oil spill but not the kind you might think. crews are removing boxes of those little oil capsules by hand from one of the big rig t

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susie steimle is in san lorenzo where east bay community members are demanding the fire department take some action. >> this is station 22 in san lorenzo where the racially insensitive photos were said to have been taken. today the asian american community held a prep press conference in oakland to save their demanding action and they're not backing down. >> is this for real? and my first question is who does is go to? and why did they do this? >> serena chen said this racially offensive lunar new year card brought her right back to being bullied in elementary school. she couldn't help but feel emotional at a press conference today. >> every time we suffer one of these aggressions, it hits us to our hartford >> we first reported on the circulation of this lunar new year card at the end of april. the card shows firefighters from station 22 in san lorenzo carrying out racially offensive stereotypes like being too short to reach the letter, bad drivers and shooting off fireworks were wearing bamboo has. today dozens of leaders from the asian american community in alameda county offered a d

live in fairfield, susie steimle, kpix 5. >> retail workers put more than their lives on the line when they chase down thieves. earlier this year a best buy loss prevention employee lost his job. this happened in roseville the employee saw a suspect knocked down a sheriff's deputy in the parking lot and tackled the suspect and prevented him from escaping but best buy had a policy against touching anyone and fired him. they later tried to give him his job back but he refused. the employee accepted a metal from the sheriff and applied for a job with the department. >>> this evening neighbors may be offering critical clues after a dismembered body was discovered inside of a san francisco home the disturbing discovery was made on monday police were called to the outer mission home of 73-year-old benedict chain they were there for a welfare check when they found the human remains. neighbors tell kpix 5 they've heard fighting at the home in the past but things may have escalated on friday night. >> there was a lot of fighting going on even the neighbors said that's all the here all night . w

susie stein will is live in calistoga on the noise complaints from neighbors. >> reporter: so many people complained about the noise from these generators that pg&e actually shut them off today. is a good thing for this live shot because otherwise, you would not be able to hear me right where i'm standing. they will be back on tomorrow and winery owners say this is going to impact business. >> we live here once the generators go under load, >> reporter: 20 years ago, laura swanson letter high-tech job and bought this small winery and never look back. it is a rural place surrounded by roses and two lucky dogs and yesterday, one very noisy neighbor. >> outside the building, where the reduction facility is, you can't even speak to each other without yelling when the humming is going on. >> we apologize for the inconvenience, we know how difficult it is to be near the generators. >> reporter: an from twn of cg inform people that 14 generators would be trucked in humming loudly expelling diesel fumes for a day for the entire month of may. >> it's difficult that we bring in generators to help k

the people who society has otherwise given up on buffett was introduced to glide by his first wife susie after she volunteer there. she died in the year 2004. but the connection has endured the auction will run until friday. in washington was again a republican congressman has thrown up a roadblock to the disaster aid bill capitol bureau reporter, anna werner key reports on the latest dust-up over a bill that would provide billions of dollars to help californians puerto ricans and other americans. >>still suffering ter natural disasters. >>and i object for the second time in less than a week alone republican blocked the house from passing a billion disaster relief bill. this time it was kentucky republican thomas massie speaker this house should have called a vote. >>on this bill before sending every member of congress on recess for 10 days massey objected to a move by democratic leaders to fast track the bill and pass it will most of congress is away from the capitol on a district work period. >>but house democratic leader steny hoyer says the bill is critical for disaster victims aroun

we are live and dolores park, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> a teenager a crew accused in a crash and robbery in contra costa county. they targeted a gas station in mariah rock. the owner tells us the suspects were a girl with a gun and two boys with knives wearing masks. he says they held his cashier at gunpoint and took the cash register with about $600 in it. police spotted their car which ended up crashing at another gas station, that one in antioch. all 3 suspects were arrested . >> to be honest with you, i'm scared. i am scared for my employees. it is getting dangerous. i don't know what to do . >> check out this video. that is not a big house cat. it is a mountain lion sick the past a home in redwood city. the big cats rarely attack humans but pets are another story. if you see one of those big cats, keep your distance and call 9-1-1. >> >>> thousands of people spent the memorial day holiday honoring troops and veterans. >> special ceremonies and services started early this morning and were held at several locations around the bay area. in danville, a community band set the mood this m

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his parents who are kind of tube used as if they had won the world cup it's unbearable sort of that susie. today is also a victory for brown someone bad a disabled person with his limits and we must accept him like that. also coming up on the day it could be the penultimate film for legendary director quentin tarantino if he sticks with his pledge to retire after 10 movies it debuted today at con and appropriately this one is all about hollywood. we get into a fight high accident. i go to jail. anybody accidentally kills anybody in a fight they go to jail it's called manslaughter. a big welcome to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and across the world we begin the day with the debate over the right to die several landmark cases of push that emotional issue from the hospital room into the public light and turn the names of people like terri scheibel into international rallying cries now a new name there the 42 year old has been completely paralyzed since a motorbike accident in 2008 which left him in a vegetative state he was set to be taken off life support after his wife campaig

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changed anyone's mind and it hasn't been really going down well at all we've seen not the usual and susie has more of a of those government benches went to resume a gave a speech and faith the chamber was mostly quite empty and there were was a lot of booing and really not a lot of support we have had jeremy corbin the leader of the labor opposition saying that this new deal is really not very new it's just repackaged old deal also that he doesn't think that reason may come ons any authority so whatever she now offers to him to his party to also the remaining here in westminster doesn't really count for anything because he thinks that had days are numbered and that he doesn't he is not sure that the new prime minister will stick to anything that is being agreed with the opposition and of cause to resign may's own party colleagues there are several of these who are now saying they're not going to vote for her deal even though they have previously supported her so really a lot of pressure from within her own party to go soon and all of this of course is happening on the eve of the european

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as the seeds to cook out susie doesn't respond in a manner that seems cool sets their classes to seek a close ally and on your birthday when you don't lose that special projects funding he tells it to. be on the line your best bet is the end of a footy team but for now the mountains of waste only grow higher. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to steven talley he's a prolific and amusing twitterer is also a lawyer you can find some of his cup there were pains at the crypto case law minute stephen larkham imax glad to be here i was a follower of yours on twitter and that's all right said this interview coming to washington he said let's try to get stephen on the show so you're a lawyer who's now involved except us to tell us about how you got involved in crypto how much time you have about about you know what's out ahead of us or sell you know give us the short version i'll give you my my big coin origin story if you will wow oh yeah so i've been practicing law for in the story if you will wow oh yeah so i've been practicing law for a long time as my gray hair