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mayor, you've got rid of thl mr.ve got rid of thl vigilantes but i rather pay a fine than let somebody like that around me i would have swung but condemning protecting yourself. >> that's very good. it is weird -- that i said this before but it feels like we're living in ait batman era now the villains aren't just criminals. aren't just criminals. signature like they're like joker.igna i'm naked guy. let's dress up in tights. i mean it is weird. we're living in a coppic comic a book universe.us >> seeing people dressed up like that you wouldn't think that was weird but anywhere else you>> would be a like maybe something would be a like maybe something but it is horrible.. the subway is ooivel disaster.sw people don't feel safe takingte itr.. but at the same time getting how else do you get around Über so expensive. traffic is so out of control. i don't know how you -- just you live here.i i don't know why -- i don't know why -- because of my job but i don'tt understand people choosing tuno stayha in this hell hole. i

people are sharing their, they are sharing pictures of thl the blue angels. they were practicing yesterday, buzzing our studios, ships coming in. >> it is neat to see all the fos in uniform and we'd love to see your pictures, too. use the hashtag kpix. > >> now the navy is aware of itst on the environment. also of the serious consequences of climate change on its missions. >> lauren toms reports on the my sweeping new strategy. >> this is what we typically ime when we think of the navy. but the service's undersecretary for service's undersecretary for energy sees a different picturea major opportunity to combat clie change. >> a seafaring service. there has always been that intrinsic and necessary connection to the ocean the environment. > >> in a recent report the navy d climate change as one of the most destabilizing forces of our our time and set a goal of emitg net zero emissions by 2050. > >> people say why are the navy d marine corps focus in it is to make us better fight investigats readiness includes doing their part to prevent hurricanes and wildfire

last week he reentered thl the deal and the lawsuit was placed on pause. > >> a new report creating confusion around the economy. inflation is accelerating but according to michael george, price hikes are slowing down. >> >> gas prices dropped during thr the summer but recently started climbing again. according to aaa aaa the national average is up $0.20 a gallon in the last month. >> it is ridiculous i wish they were not so high. >> americans are dealing with higher cost just about everywhere else. >> in a report from the bureau of labor statistics fines overall, prices jumped 8.2% in september compared to one year . year earlier. prices at the grocery store increased 13% with with eggs up more than 30%, coffee 16% higher. home costs are rising with electricity up more than 15%, natural gas increasing 33%. the new report will bring new action for the federal reserve next month. the fed raising interest rates in an an attempt to bring down inflatn down inflation but the strategy is having little impact. >> the fed is on course for another increase. >> cbs news business analyst says the board

the bottom of the 9th, thl the full count, cal roly. if it's fair, it's gone. it's fai. fair, it's gone. it's fair. and talk about a magical moment at t-mobile park. seattle heading to the playoffs for the first time since 2001. walk-off winners tonight 2-1. > >> warriors and wizards from jan friday morning. second quarter,h curry. pulling up in the logo. sinks it, only basket of the game for the chef. warriors took a 23-17 lead. > >> the third quarter, james wisn james wiseman puts kristaps porzingis on a poster. how abot how about wiseman? 20 points in 24 minutes. golden state won at 96-87. the two teams will be familiar with each other after tokyo. they play saturday night at 10:00 p.m. pacific time. > >> clay got some wrestling tips. this time it's james wiseman wih wiseman with the samurai sword, whips it. then this time good stuff there. moses moody not jt not just a slasher on the basketball court, but check out the form. splits the target right in two. good stuff there from moses and wiseman. that does it for sports tonight. >> all right, thank you so much. > >>

some changes in stored for the weekend to bring us back to thl october weather pattern for at least aittle while. but for the rest of the workweek, the warmer the normal temperatures will continue for inland partse parts. the cooler than normal t, normal temperatures, even chilly. now looking outside, the salesforce camera has been out of focus as they look to the west, but you get the idea. up close and personal and only n only in the 50s around the bay.6 bay. 56 in the city, 59 in oakland. it was close to 90 degrees, but temperatures are retreating nicely. the sun has been down for over 30 minutes,g minutes, dropping off quickly. e off quickly. the fog will spread well into the inland valleys by tomorrow morning. but even there you won't get rid of the fog along the coast as we head into the afternoon. gray skies through the next several days.s days. temperatures tonight dropg down mostly mid to low 50s. the one normal part of the forecas. low temperatures in the early m. very close to what's average fos for this time of the year. the coolest spots even in the upper 40s in the north

. >> we are willing to come to thl and patrolled the residence hals ourselves. > >> you are watching cbs news bay bay area with juliette goodrich. > >> hello. today was deadline day for san jose to clear out a sprawling homeless camp but if the mineta airport flight path. we went by the spring street site. it is completely empty. the faa says it was just too dangerous for people to live there. of the 250 people who di, the city says more than 170 have city says more than 170 have been placed into housing. len rz followed one formerly homeless n as she transitioned into her ne. >> how many plates do you need?? okay. here is water. as many savages as you want. back spend a few minutes with kelly goodwin. she cares about the people she is serving. >> >> [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: she cares because t wasn't too long ago that she was was one of the people being ser. the people being served. >> i was homeless for 19 years.t gets depressing. if the worst tg if the worst thing anybody could could ever imagine. >> reporter: i first met kelly months ago when she was living out of he

. >> we are a quarter way into thl way into the nfl season. 149 ord be well on his way to breaking aa record. as charlie water reports, it has nothing to do with yardage or even touchdowns. >> this is the volkswagen red ad gold report. >> time for the red and gold report. likely sometime after te season, nick bosa is going to receive a huge new contract from from the 49ers. so far this year, he has proven his worth every penny. the pass rusher already has six sex through fous this season. some teammates think he can break the nfl singn break the nfl single-season sacd sack record, 22 1/2. >> he already has six. it's cra. has six. it's crazy. >> i think he is the best in the the game. >> where does nick rosa rank on the list? mckee is on a list of his own. >> to see what he is doing. i have a lot of respect. >> with the red and gold report, report, i am charlie walter. > >> the warriors are dealing with dealing with the fallout from yesterday's physical altercation teammates draymond green and jon poole. green reportedly punched poole and practice. he left the facility and did not tak

. >> police say the teen is in thl the hospital tonight in critican critical condition after turning the gun on himself. > >> tonight, the cdc says the flu season is off to an early star, early start, and it could be a rough winter. in fact half the student body at one san diego high school out sick from an apparent flu outbreak. it started monday, doubled by wed, by wednesday, and now 1,400 stus 1,400 students are out sick. dos out sick. doctors say there's a reason behind the surge. >> i have never seen this many s many cases in so few days. >> the last two years people hat people haven't been exposed to much influenza, so their immunity to it might be down, which is why it's especially important to get vaccinated right now before flu season starts to peak. >> almost all of the students td students tested negative for covid. the cdc says it is safe to get a covid booster and flu shot at the same time. > >> former drummer was suppose to play at the san jose civic cenr civic center today, but he tested positive for covid, forcing him to cancel the rest of his 2022 tour. it included m

so thank you for your attention and i will see you can watch thl program online@c-span.org/history. >> founded in 19203 the museum of the city of new york's collection contains nearly seven or 50000 objects. we visited. to learn about the exhibit gilded new yorker. >> my name is jeanine i am one of the co- curators of guilder new york, fashion, society and culture that is being shown here at the museum of the city of new york the show opened in november of 2013 and closes in october of 2014. in this a beautiful jewel box of a gallery we have assembled a variety of objects that help the public to appreciate the 1% in the original gilded age the period that filed the civil war from the 1880s through about 1910. and that period was characterized by great wealth, kind of like the.com people of her own era. in those days the money came from various kinds of industry, mining, railroads, smelting iron and the rise of the modern corporation. all of those businesses yielded an enormous wealth at the same time there was mass immigration to the area. a time when new york was unified by all of it

but i'm super thl that it is the north american r. american record. >> it's taller than him. travis gienger teaches horticulture in minnesota. he says the weather there can be tough and he got y lucky. >> he drove 35 hours to bring his giant award to california to california to compete in the world famous giant pumpkin contest. >> what do you do with a pumpkin pumpkin that big? a lot of pie. >> what do you do with it? do you chop it up? >> you could hollow it out and live in it. make a boat? sell it it for half $1 billion in the bay area. >> that is over one ton of pumpkin. 2560 pounds. i'm surprised it only took 35 hourso get here with that thing weighing him down. >> what is that? >> what are you doing? if you are heading out to the pumpkin festival, it's going to be pretty cool, because you are on the coast. otherwise, things arg good. a typical october weather pattern by then. fog spreading t spreading out already and into e inland valleys by tomorrow morning. this typical june weather pattern is going to cone through the rest of the work wek although there are signs it's

. >> we are willing to come to thl and patrol the residence halls are sales. >> reporter: she says she no longer leaves her door open when open when she is inside her dor. >> allocating resources to protect student. that is the bae minimum. >> reporter: those parents havet hired security. they are checking to see how much it is g to cost them. in berkeley, i am da lin, kpix 5. >> reached out to uc berkeley. we just heard back minutes ago. the university says they are hiring 60 additional security monitors who will work every day from 9:00 p.m. until 1:00 a.m.> >> hurricane ian making landfal, this time on south carolina's c. >> that is after causing catastrophic damage in florida. >> the severe storm surge after the hurricane hit this afternoon afternoon at the category 1 sto. the category 1 storm. >> across florida, the hurricane demolished homes d businesses. more than 20 peoplee been reported dead so far due te storm as search and rescue conts in florida. florida has more thn 1.7 million people still without million people still without power. nearly 3000 federal resps are helping w

eighteen days and counting comi up and coming up tonight, we're thl going to bring you the latest polls as republicans now continue to gain momentum, evene in some of the most liberal country including right here in new york. of the country, including righth here in new york . and tonight, after two years d white with democrats in control of the house, the senate, the white house, americansamerie they hav less safe . they are less secure.re they have less money. debt. they have more debt. grocery their energy costs and grocery costs are througs are thh the r. more than two thirds of americans are living paycheck paycheck to paycheck. some are using credit cardse crt just to make ends meet for the bare necessities. now, the number one killer americ offentan young americans in this country is now fentanyl that is pouringh across the wide open. open so the border of joe biden now deaths are caused from drugdeats overdoses. now they're higher than ever before. oh, and don't forget, according to biden, we are now before. the closest we've ever been toel a world wide nuclear armageddon. clost

. > >> on friday, a group of won thl the nobel peace prize. a russiap russian group called memorial. the chair says that all three ae three are outstanding champions of human rights, democracy and peaceful coexistence. > >> the appeals court says abortions can proceed again in arizona, at least, for now. agreeing with planned parenthood parenthood that the judge should should not have lifted the decades old order. providers across arizona stopped abortions abortions for a while after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade. many restarted procedures mid-summer but stopped again after the judge lifted the decades old order. they say computing laws are causing confusion for providers and for patients. > >> more allies and advisors for the former president, trump, are are being called to testify. a prosecutor in georgia is investigating whether the president illegally tried to interfere in the 2020 election. she has final paperwork seeking testimony from the former white house speaker, newt gingrich and and michael flynn. if they agree agree

. >> this is what i do a note t takes place in the uk here's thl whole thing we talk about the teletypeaccountability. these are children i would charge them as adults. i would charge him with felony vandalism with felony trespass on and on misdemeanors to i make them clean it up, pay for the damage and try pulling that in hall. try that entitled attitude and let it go viral and social media. try al al of that in the realou world and see what happens. then i wouldldor charge them foe milk you can come out of their allowance. but without that when we seewh this van gogy h parenting, lower security wealth they have someone standing there with ain rush of kids doing this classically catching like wildcard amplifying each other. but to your point if one of them got tackled in the crab beat ou of them it would stop.on >> exactly.rl esi am for that charles. if you can tackle a streaker fog a person on a field in a game, it should be able to tackle one of those people at the museum and beat the crab out of them. >> i mean that metaphorically. >> is so interesting.in when the big thinggs progre

we are thl to stay open. >> reporter: and to share her family's signature dishes. >> what is your favoriteng on the menu? >> i always tell my customers is to die for. >> reporter: filled with delicious latin flavors and made made by working together. as una una familia. gianna franco, kpix5. > >> okay. as we turn to weather i i know it is almost dinner timei could use a torta right now. >> i know. i know. >> they are so good. >> go get some eats? you are almost there. >> but when you get out, and have to deal with some traffic.s is not out of the ordinary. it works so great as traffic camera. gianna franco uses this every morning on our weekday morning show. what a stream of people coming into the city today. it never let up. here is what it looks like at the golden golden gate. not nearly as many cars but it has been great here all day. it has been pretty gran the sales tower.it will overtake overtake the entire bay tonightt has done a number on the temper. number on the temperatures.santa santa rosa, your temperatures were as much as 20 degrees cooler. if you look at where yoe now. you a

some teammates think he can break thl season see single-season sack record of 22.5. >> i guess his goal is the 20 piece. he is already a six. >> how elite is nick bosa? >> i think he is best in the ga. the game. >> he is on a list of his own. >> i have been around great guys, just see what he is doing so early in his career, get the gold jacket ready. >> with a red and gold report, i i am charlie walter. > >> it is 5:56 on friday morninge are hours away from the fleet week spectacular. at the blue angels will perform this weeken. we introduce you to one of the pilots making a dream come true. > >> this is an end of an era. the the change for one of the legendary talk radio stations after 80 years on the airw >> good morning, it is fleet week here in san francisco. we are keeping a close eye on your forecast. we are showing you what you can expect here in a b. a bit. > >> the blue angels are back for fleet week. we introduce you toa pilot, raise right here in san francisco. he made his dreams come true. > >> the covid-19 trends hitting a a plateau. what it means for the the community in

. >> that's the whole trick of thl book.ce something on the surface like we are seeingo you in the video we like the pleasure of the book you get the internal thoughts about and what that experience is like and that's what's interesting about it. it's like a hard line of thought. it's not you commodified your ownot body. you are just getting paid to show up for a few hours and other people are telling you you are being affected by it and you are trying to feel powerful. >> yeah. i would say about my relationship with instagram at that time actually felt the same way. it was somewhere to the ways i felt about t that video and that on the set which i was in control in some ways. models in the 90s have a way of dictating what images they were putting out. like the magazines and whatever editor. i was like wow acting carry my identity on line myself. i can control data and that felt really good. it felt like control. >> the thing on the other side of the scale is there are moments in the book where you realize that this is my path to control i'm dependent on men and the men who want this. so

but look at this, inland areas 82 tomorrow or excuse me,y and 92 tomorrow, and look at thl warming trendn the center but how are the roads looking like? >> very busy, cannot catch a break, out of east bay we have e spot and mobile 5 is on the scene, thanks to photojournalisn kiley out and about, this is 80s 80s found near san pablo dam road, not too far from that, there is a big rig that toppled over with another car involved in the crash. they're trying to clear it out of the lanes, they will take everything off the large truck upright it and get it out of the lanes. in the meantime those lanes are blocked, the two right lanes art down until further notice. look at all the backup. delays east and westbound as you work your way through so plan for that. jumping over to maps it is stily slow. the bay bridge toll plaza headed westbound, once you get through that it looks better the the rest of the way and you can take that bay bridge into the c. the city. metering lights are not on and that will likely change this next couple of minutes. i wanted to show you a live shot of 205 and 580 but

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of things he's not done and the strategic petroleum gambit that's notuc reducing the price of oiing thl although he's taking credit fori it. all it's doing is going to makse americans pay more for gas, for oil later as he has tohas to replenish. we need that strategic petroleum reserve for actual emergencies. we nnot just reelecting democrae >>le and jusctint to get back ts point, there have been no offshore lease sales, right, since he he's been in office for for oil, no offshore leases at all. >> he's he he has completely shut down leasing. they've been in court aboutt abt this. t gott they have not gotten it straight yet, but they are notni encouraging any sort of drilling despite the fact that they got joe manchin to agreeret to that inflation reduction act with the promise of more oil iol drillingdrilling. >> but that's not happening now, lucy, and the football on that, steve , great to see.k. >> thank you. issue and on the issue of energy, this just breaking today. >> nineteen republican led states are launching antioni investigation into six large us banks tnto examine their invo

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