louise: priest says tim stewart sent him this picture of tim and scott morrison together.ugh how close tim said the families were, which was why he said there was a way, due to that closeness, that he could influence the prime minister. louise: at the time, scott morrison was preparing for one of his first acts as prime minister, a national apology to survivors of institutional child sexual abuse. eliahi priest set up a meeting with tim stewart and others. the group wanted the phrase "ritual sexual abuse" included in the national apology. dr. michael salter: so, when the qanon conspiracy is using the term "ritual abuse," they're using it as synonymous with child torture, cannibalism, really the most gross and vivid and graphic allegations of child abuse that you can imagine. it has been folded into a set of beliefs about the united states government, in which there are high-powered, high-profile individuals who secretly engage in these strange satanic ceremonies. louise: eliahi priest showed four corners messages he says tim stewart sent him referring to his attempts to ge

tim johns, abc 7 news. ama: a san francisco-based app has disabled its messaging feature after an explicit image was seen by users. seesaw is used across schools to communicate with parents and teachers. it was a cybersecurity to attack. a san jose state professor has several tips for parents to avoid any other issues. >> changing your password every few months, do not use the same password again, do not click on the links, think before you click on that, and use two factor authentication. ama: seesaw plans to reenable the feature tomorrow. dan: now to a story you will only see on seven. a college student in san jose is speaking out after a rocky start at a new off-campus residential building. amanda del castillo highlights what happened and how properly -- property management is responding. amanda: a couple of san jose state students were not expecting this site as they moved into this brand-new campus housing building. the complex is unaffiliated with sjsu, alt as one of the luxury apartments two blocks f

tim johns, abc 7 news. ama: a san francisco-based app has disabled its messaging feature after an explicit image was seen by users. seesaw is used across schools to communicate with parents and teachers. it was a cybersecurity to attack. a san jose state professor has several tips for parents to avoid any other issues. >> changing your password every few months, do not use the same password again, do not click on the links, think before you click on that, and use two factor authentication. ama: seesaw plans to reenable the feature tomorrow. dan: now to a story you will only see on seven. a college student in san jose is speaking out after a rocky start at a new off-campus residential building. amanda del castillo highlights what happened and how properly -- property management is responding. amanda: a couple of san jose state students were not expecting this site as they moved into this brand-new campus housing building. the complex is unaffiliated with sjsu, alt as one of the luxury apartments two blocks f

tim: what happened? according to state senator josh becker, california has made big improvements to the grid over the last several years. he compares the added energy to the output of the state's power plants. >> we added power over the last year. two or three diablo canyons over the last three years. tim: climate change continues to accelerate. experts say the impact could outweigh the current upgrades. >> we have to do the energy planning and build energy transmission at a faster rate so we can get the energy from where it is produced to where it needs to go. tim: why but continue to transition to cleaner energy and a more robust power grid, central becker will relate on a multi-pronged approach, hoping that one day blackouts will become a thing of the past. >> this is in all of the above strategy. we are seeing a 24/7 clean grid is a reliable and robust grid. tim: it is important to note that while we avoided the widespread rolling blackouts, there are flex alerts planned for tomorrow. tim johns, abc7

tim: what happened?ifornia has made big improvements to the grid over the last several years. he compares the added energy to the output of the state's power plants. >> we added power over the last year. two or three diablo canyons over the last three years. tim: climate change continues to accelerate. experts say the impact could outweigh the current upgrades. >> we have to do the energy planning and build energy transmission at a faster rate so we can get the energy from where it is produced to where it needs to go. tim: why but continue to transition to cleaner energy and a more robust power grid, central becker will relate on a multi-pronged approach, hoping that one day blackouts will become a thing of the past. >> this is in all of the above strategy. we are seeing a 24/7 clean grid is a reliable and robust grid. tim: it is important to note that while we avoided the widespread rolling blackouts, there are flex alerts planned for tomorrow. tim johns, abc7news. dan: so it continues. so, as the heat

i guess there's twos tim's willingness to pace $4.30 for drip coffee and then -- >> tim helps the localwouldn't be doing it, as you know, but listen, it's not my thing. i'll say this, at 27 times, it's probably cheap historically to where it does trade, and the whole reinvention thing. indicate rogers has been on this story for a while. they're doing something effectively the metaverse, i guess. the digit at coins, and all that nonsense i don't understand. i think this stock probably can trade to the mid to upper 90s. >> can you imagine going to the metaverse and verse a virtual coffee i don't understand the joy of that i certainly wouldn't pay for it. mike khouw, thank you. >>> coming up, one activist investor calling for a time-out. what he now says espn should remain on disney's team. that pivot and play is next. >>> welcome back here's a sneak peek at the cramer cam he's speaking with the ceo of expedia on a special "mad money" from the seattle space needle. >>> let's talk disney. dan lobe doing an about-face let's get to julia boorstin for more on the story. >> well, melissa, this

tim: in the east bay, tim johns, abc 7 news.: as we continue tonight, president biden warning of a threat to american democracy in a primetime address. his message about extremist political followers. ama: how do flex alerts affect electric car owners? what happens once the new rules take effect in 2035? dan: mission accomplished. the big milestone in the effort to relocate 4000 beagles f ama: a fire threatening structures in mendocino county has grown to more than 100 acres. this is in the pine mountain area of willits. traffic is moving through the area once again after lane closures this afternoon. an evacuation warning is in effect no evacuations so far. dan: joe biden gave a primetime address from independence hall in philadelphia. he took direct aim at former president donald trump and his supporters, kong them a threat to democracy. the speech comes before the fast coming up midterm elections, with democrats fighting to hold onto their majorities in both the house and senate. em nguyen has more now. em joe biden in a rare

there's a theme of this, doctor, no not, you know, from tim walz not deploying with his unit, from timt protecting the police precinct, from tim walz not shutting down what was known to be a fraudulent covid scam. >> no question about it, pete. when the going gets tough, tim walz quits. he did it with the national guard in 2005, he did it when it came time to protect the streets of minneapolis in 2020, and it when it came time to give up the third precinct. but in this situation, he's gotten caught redhanded. this reminds me of the flavor of watergate. what did tim walz know and when did he know it? and when did he decide to try to use the judge as the scapegoat, never thinking that judge guffman would come out and say, hey, you're not going to do this to me. i never told you to make those payments. you and your department of education made fraudulent payments even after you knew there was a problem to the tune of some $250 million. and, pete, it may well be more than that. so i think minnesotans are asking right now, you know, we had this problem with tim walz and what he did with the

tim: i thing i do, i lived in the u.k. for many years and it is hard to express in words just how beloved her majesty is. opinion polls showing her approval rating at over 90% at times and those sentiments were also shared by many here in the bay area after the news of her passing. the flag at half-staff thursday, the union jack lowered to commemorate the death of queen elizabeth ii after seven decades on the throne, her passing being felt around the world. in the lobby of the consulate in san francisco, several leaving tokens of their affection. >> the queen has been such a backbone to our culture that it is almost difficult to imagine a world without a woman influencing and running our country. tim: alex sinclair is the founder of willow on the green. he says the queens widespread ads -- admiration stems from her lifetime of service. >> she wasn't just a figurehead, she fought in world war ii, she was part of the munitions, she has been a world leader and influenced the way countries have evolved and grown in a positive

tim: in the east bay, tim johns, abc 7 news.an: as we continue tonight, president biden warning of a threat to american democracy in a primetime address. his message about extremist political followers. ama: how do flex alerts affect electric car owners? what happens once the new rules take effect in 2035? dan: mission accomplished. the big milestone in the effort to relocate 4000 thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. pst. girl. you can do better. overdraft assist from chase. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do better! yes you can! i can do better, too! now you really can do

tim: i thing i do, i lived in the u.k. for many years and it is hard to express in words just how beloved her majesty is. opinion polls showing her approval rating at over 90% at times and those sentiments were also shared by many here in the bay area after the news of her passing. the flag at half-staff thursday, the union jack lowered to commemorate the death of queen elizabeth ii after seven decades on the throne, her passing being felt around the world. in the lobby of the consulate in san francisco, several leaving tokens of their affection. >> the queen has been such a backbone to our culture that it is almost difficult to imagine a world without a woman influencing and running our country. tim: alex sinclair is the founder of willow on the green. he says the queens widespread ads -- admiration stems from her lifetime of service. >> she wasn't just a figurehead, she fought in world war ii, she was part of the munitions, she has been a world leader and influenced the way countries have evolved and grown in a positive

tim ryan is trying to run to biden's right., but mandela barnes is very progressive. >> absolutely he is. and so, you know, he is one that has come out and said that he supported getting rid of the filibuster to protect a lot of critical rights up for debate right now. i think mandela is one of those candidates who is young, progressive, he also knows how to not only talk to the progressive base but he also knows how to talk to rural voters in wisconsin. he won lieutenant governor, so he knows how to, kind of like stacey abrams who has a progressive record but is able to talk in these swing districts and these places that might have more moderate democrats. so the mandela piece, i think he's a really smart guy. i think he's a great campaigner. and i think he knows exactly what he's doing to have support from moderate party democrats as well as the elizabeth warrens and the bernie sanderss of the world. so hopefully he can build this broader coalition. >> i think one of theishes here also both in wisconsin and ohio is the relati

tim: in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. ama: a crucial part of building a better bay area is improving our travel. today, a more connected transit network is now in service, from extending hours to adding trips. bart, caltrans, with new schedules. they will only have to wait nine to 16 minutes to catch a connection at the mulberry station. bart's changes will mean trains are better spaced apart to serve late-night workers and those trains earlier in the morning and adjusts for track maintenance. we have a full library of bart coverage to stream on-demand demand including our 50 year special right now through the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app, available on demand in the new and popular section. find the app wherever you stream abc 7 news. dan: san francisco's public works apartments will begin shutting down street vendors who do not have permits. it is a story abc 7 news has been following for several months. street vending has increased in the mission district in the last 2.5 years. many of them raised concerns over what

they wanted to be here day one and they wanted to see tim cook.here when the doors opened at 8:00 a.m. >> wow all right. so, steve, which new iphone models are selling the best? i have an iphone negative one, man. i got to upgrade. >> reporter: the data is showing that the pro model is the more expensive one, are selling out faster than the regular models and that's good news for apple because, one, this launch is a week earlier than normal, and two, those higher prices for the iphone boost the iphone revenue. cook reminded us last quarter we will see modest revenue growth for apple this quarter and to round out the fiscal year. this is probably why they chose to do it a week early to really end the quarter on a high note and meet the targets that cook said. >> do you have any preferences there are different ones, different cameras and stuff. do you have a personal preference >> reporter: i like the bigger one, that max size more screen, more battery life i'm out and about all the time as much battery life as i could get, it's worth to getting tha

tim poo takes an hour on route. we made keenly aware of whose running the country pictures of the king and queen grace every street corner alone or with their son. the royal couple are on the present and truly revered by their subjects. the image of a living, demi god, carefully maintained by the government. one of the king's last filmed appearances, dates back to october, 2011. on that day jig make his saw introduced to the people their future queen his wife jetson pima, a 21 year old commoner for the occasion. 50000 boot and ease gathered in the hope of getting close to the royal couple. bismark didn't please remain seated. how are you old? i'm really glad you're here today to man. i'm very happy to see you today. i mean, the sovereign presents himself as a man of the people, but rarely speaks to the press. the following exchange is one of the few he's had with journalists since he came to power. are you married? no, i well, it's worth, i think. yes, definitely. but within the country, we're going to drive to all

now, a few words about tim. he worked in republican politics over two decades, starting as an intern in the late 1990s and later through stints as an iowa staffer for john mccain and the 2008 presidential primary. i. a spokesman for the republican national committee during mitt romney's 2012 campaign and communications director for jeb bush's. 2016 presidential campaign. along the way, tim developed a reputation for being pretty skilled apple or opposition research, meaning the spreading of damaging stories about political opponents. and and to this end in 2013, he co-founded an organization that came to be known as america rising. he has since left the gop and pursued a career in media, becoming a writer for the bulwark news and opinion website host of not my party on snapchat and commentator on msnbc. he's also known, of course, as a very vocal critic of donald trump about having been immersed in republican politics for as long as he was. tim knows quite a few of those in the gop who who have stayed and gone a

tim: in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. ama: a crucial part of building a better bay area is improving our travel. today, a more connected transit network is now in service, from extending hours to adding trips. bart, caltrans, with new schedules. they will only have to wait nine to 16 minutes to catch a connection at the mulberry station. bart's changes will mean trains are better spaced apart to serve late-night workers and those attending events. the schedule also adds trains earlier in the morning and adjusts for track maintenance. we have a full library of bart coverage to stream on-demand demand including our 50 year special right now through the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app, available on demand in the new and popular section. find the app wherever you stream abc 7 news. dan: san francisco's public works apartments will begin shutting down street vendors who do not have permits. it is a story abc 7 news has been following for several months. street vending hasne ssiodirin t 2.5 yes. many of them raised concerns ove

we'll discuss democracy with tim scott. with democratic senator john tester chair of the veterans affair committee who led efforts to help 9/11 victims. plus, the latest on the special master fight between the department of justice and president trump's legal team. ask the sunday panel who it means for the investigation into documents held at mar-a-lago and five-time world series champion pitcher andy pettite on his work supporting the nation's heroes. all this on fox news sunday. >> hello again from fox news in washington, today americans mark 21 years since the deadliest terrorist attack on american soil, killing nearly 3000 people and countless others in the aftermath. this is a live look at the pentagon, where later this hour, president biden will pay tribute to those lost on 9/11. meanwhile, britain is marking biggest change to its storied monarchy in search decades. the queen stood in solidarity after 9/11 and reminded us that grief is the price we pay for love. in a moment we'll ask jane hartley about the relationshi

i want someone like tim ryan. >> all right, tim ryan, thank you for joining us on this monday night.thanks, steph. >> just ahead, good run desantis regret his role in sending immigrants from texas to martha's vineyard? we will have that when the 11th hour continues. hour continues ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ "shake your thang" by salt n pepa you might take something for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. there's a monster problem and our hero needs solutions. so she starts a miro to brainstorm. “shoot it?” suggests the scientists. so they shoot it. hmm... back to the miro board. dave says “feed it?” and dave feeds it. just then our hero has a breakthrough. "shoot it, camera, shoot a movie!" and so our humble team saves the day by working together. on miro. welcome to allstate where anyone who bundles their home and auto insurance saves. is

apple hangs in there under that scenario apple goes to tim's levels. everybody loves apple.is obvious. >> what year is that ipad? >> '08. >> no. >> not in the upgrade cycle. mid single revenue growth. you have back out the cash i get it who knows if that's a good thing or not i think it should trade lower. >> it is not cheap but it has a premium multiple deserves it. we talked about the services evolution and that deserves a different multiple you know i think -- i'm not -- i'm long it could trade down. one thing that i don't love of the analyst community. 37 out of 50 with buys ten neutral. two sells. that's a lot of downgrades yet to come. >> it is relative compared to the coverage universe. >> i don't understand what you say. >> if an analyst covers hardware stocks, they have to have buys, sells and holds relative to each other. >> not just on their own. >> yeah. >> i don't know they are relative to but in that camp they could downgrade we'll see it this week right? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> we could see more of it >> yeah. >> i'm long and staying long i'm in tim's ca

we're at such a dicey level and something has to give here and when you think about the things that tim was talking about, everybody is focused on rates right now. everybody. they're less focused on the stock market, more focused on rates and that is the thing that to me most of us don't understand the dynamics of rates. they don't understand -- and me includes i've been in the market for 25 years and we pick up a little bit each year, but i guess the issue that i would say is that never in my 25 years have i seen a situation without a crisis right now with a macro really dictating so much of the micro here and that is one of the reasons why i think 5% would be avenue gift if you think to guy's point that we're going to go back to 3400 or possibly below because you're going to lighten up on some things that you finally have the opportunity to do so if you're a trader, you have the opportunity to leg into shorts when the vix comes in below 25 and so option premium will seem kind of reasonable here. but i'm also in the camp, we're just not done. if i think of the last two times that i rem

it's bind tim ryan. they want to distance themselves from biden but remember, those who are incumbents, sean, they've voted with biden for build back better and inflation reduction act and every single democrat voted for the inflation reduction act and today we saw what a big lie it was. the biden presidency rests on one principle and he did it today. beaver what i say and not what you say. i have faith in voters and what they see and the pain they feel. >> sean: let me go to jim jordan. i'd love your take on the economy and i'd love you to respond to the breaking news from john solomon, one about the dorm report. the source for christopher steele and clinton's dirty dossier and the guy on trial, we learn and awful lot about him and he was being paid by our fbi. this is after they know that -- after he told the fbi that all of that dossier was bar talk and junk and garmin back and not verifiable or true. and then of course the whistle blower in reference to january 6, your reaction to that. >> our tax do

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so, that's tim ryan's perspective.tell you this is all a charade, that he is far more liberal, and we asked him about an issue such as abortion earlier. he doesn't shy away from discussing that, nicole, but he's not going to outright highlight that. his ads circle around things like jobs and china. so, you hear those buzzwords and you're not thinking about what you might hear from other democratic campaigns right now. so, he's happy for people to think he's just floating out there in the middle, not really tied to either party. >> ali, you know why? because he wants to win in ohio. ohio is as red as can be, and you know who understands that better than any of us? joe biden. >> yeah. >> this is what happens. >> yeah. this is what happens, and look, it's also not unheard of for a democrat to win a senate seat in ohio. you've got sherrod brown, and in large part it was his local brand that was able to buoy him to the top of that race. congressman tim ryan was able to get re-elected in youngstown, ohio, an area that is a l

tim did a good job of outlining those data points. it was not hot and not cold, it was a just right type of event. we all talked about this. you were here last week, when we talked about this with steve that got angry at traders for not seeing exactly what the fed was going to be doing. we are not looking for a pivot. we are looking for a change of pace from the fed. i think this number gave a bit of hope for a change of pace. i do think they will go a 75. the market gave them 75. it gave them a window to go for it. i think it is a risk off trade for a foreseeable couple of weeks. >> courtney, had he read the number we got this morning? we do agree it was goldilocks. what does that mean for how they are reading the latest data point? >> the fed has said that strong labor market is something keeping them from stopping the aggressive rate hikes. we need to see that come down. that is what this report has shown. we saw the softening of labor. we are not seeing people getting laid off. we are seeing the more people are coming into the mar

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tim? >> what happened in the uk this morning i think is extraordinary. this is a development market currency behaving like a developing market currency the dollar doing another 1.3%, 1.4% only tightens financial conditions only puts more pressure on multinational capitals that's maybe good news for people who want the fed to have different pieces of am mission the volatility in the market today, which punctuate another really difficult week is coming from global macro. as someone who's been in markets a long time and focused on global macro, this is an extraordinary time it underscores the extreme weakness in the yen and some of the moves in markets that i think are challenging central banks. while flipside, policy makers and folk on fiscal policy side are putting more pressure on them that's what's happening in the uk that to me is what pushed markets around today fresh story of today, even though i think this is something we're going to be dealing with for a while. >> how do you piece this together when you see the extraordinary volatility in the bond

tim seymour, what do you say >> consumer always saves us. i think in this economy, which is a consubjmption driven econo folks know it's 70% of the economy. obviously today was a day when you looked at other pristine best in class friends like an lulu lemon, which also had a difficult day. if the consumer is struggling then you have to question the multiple you're putting on these companies. i don't think you question the 44% inventory increase at nike, as much as you request, to what extent is the consumer going to run out of gas in the consumer has a job. it was another important theme of the week. we had two more today -- barken and brainard we had folks telling us, we see the labor market stronger for longer just like rates higher for longer will continue mortgage rates, close to 7% this week the consumer has pressure from all over the place, but they have a job and a balance sheet that looks pretty good the environment, as it relates to nike and some of these companies, i think these are opportunities to be nibbling even on lulu at arou

it's tim, lorraine powell jobs and johnny ives. these are the people who new steve jobs the best, among the people it wanted them to talk about his legacy and where it's headed. >> cara, it's jon. good to see you, albeit from a distance you've often talked about what you do as live journalism. it's a legacy moment what do you think is the legacy of all things d and code as events >> we did it at a time when no one was doing it walt and i used to go to the conferences and be astonished how terrible they were they were such suck-ups on stage? can i say that i'm saying it. you could do incredibly live journalism really smart people, over and over again, are able to handle tough questions. i think a lot of the ceos including steve jobs liked it. he got to tussle, and it was fair and it wasn't snarky. i don't think we were particularly snarky, but we were tough. there have been really tough moments on stage i think sundar answered a lot of tough questions. i think he handled himself great. it's a relief to be able to do that. >> they ke

tim: today's group is open to everyone.1914, all of them were ethnically chinese. >> because of the chinese exclusion act, history shows we were not welcome. tim: the troop has dwindled in size and is down to teen members. he said he believes cost and then neighborhood being working families place parole. >> we are a lot different than a lot of other troops. they have more resources and more parents able to be involved in the program. tim: despite the reduction in size, the camaraderie and the lessons learned remain timeless. he has spent part of the droop for several years and enjoys passing his knowledge down. >> i try my best to be a leader to them but also be a friend to them. tim: he said following the pandemic they are picking up recruitment efforts, to remain a part of san francisco's culture for another 108 years. >> we offer hands-on learning, building their confidence, teaching, having fun, responsibility. i don't think any of that gets old. reggie: salesforceosti the dream force conference next week. preparations

i want someone like tim ryan. >> all right, tim ryan, thank you for joining us on this monday night. you >> thanks, steph. >> just ahead, could ron desantis regret his role in sending immigrants from texas to martha's vineyard? we will have that when the 11th hour continues. continues. >> hope you are getting ready. we are 50 days away from the midterms, and at least a dozen republican candidates are using the safe they will accept the results of the election. the washington post survey, 19 closely watched statewide races, seven gop nominees committed to accepting outcomes in their contest, 12 either refused to commit, or declined to respond at all. the democratic side, all 19 nominees said they would accept the results where they are. with us for more, democratic strategist, in person, here at 30 rock, adrienne elrod, she was a senior aide on the biden harris campaign, and former florida republican congressman carlos curbelo who is a member of the republican conference for two years of trump's presidency carlos, i need you to help me understand what is the deal with these republican

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tim, bbc news.helle: well in china, there is thought to be over 68 million people now owning cats or dogs. and with families becoming ever smaller, they are becoming like fully fledged family members. so you can only imagine the heartbreak when a cat or a dog goes missing. well, apparently, there seems to be some sort of solution, because apparently, there is now a pet detective. not too far away, ready to check them down. michael bristow reports. michael: this is a pet detective. he is on the hunt for a runaway cat that goes by the name of dd. the treasured pet was last seen at 3:44 p.m.. his owner shows a photo. >> when are you leaving out? >> tomorrow. >> so we have to find it today. there is great pressure. michael: there is no time to lose. didi's family, living in shanghai, is moving home tomorrow. he has to be found today. mr. sun started out by helping stray dogs. he has adopted some of them. >> a lot of the time, i am disappointed in human beings. it feels nicer to be with animals. they hav

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tim: classes on one state will be on an abbreviated schedule. dan: in the south bay, a focus on how the san jose police department deals with complaints from the community. in abc seven news reporter amanda del castillo has more. amanda: 144 pages detailing how this police department is dealing with allegations against its officers. they pointed to 333 complaints, up 24% from 2020. 1000 allegations. more filed last year than any years prior. there were 122 allegations of biased policing. they were found to be on sustained, confirmed by the ipa. others are far from convinced. >> i have a far time -- a hard time believing it, these numbers do not make sense. amanda: policy recommendations focused on guidance and training on a number of topics. >> lester, there were cases were believed -- last year there were cases where we believed it was happening on the field. when the department look at it, they did not feel the had the -- that addresses this. amanda: internal investigations are often based on allegations directly from the department. >> they a

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this is thanks to one person african tim ololo. 30 years ago and became so familiar that his neighbors chose him as the headman of the village. what is it like to be a black headman in russian you know, correspondent ilya useinin found out in the outback in the kaluga region. he spent the whole day with the newly minted manager. the kaluga village of rogachevo has six in it, a street with neat fences trimmed bushes, a kind of oasis in the middle of a dense forest. this is the local elder. tim ololo in office for only a few days admits he caught the management by surprise, dressed decently tim offers to see what he now manages here worries says for the first time in such a position, yes, and i ’m not used to such attention, and before he worked in restaurant business in moscow then decided to move further away to the countryside for cleaner air. yes, and life is cheaper , the first thing he undertook to negotiate with the railway workers was to install a noise- absorbing screen. that's because there is noise and prevents people from

tim: classes on one state will be on an abbreviated schedule. dan: in the south bay, a focus on how the san jose police department deals with complaints from the community. in abc seven news reporter amanda del castillo has more. amanda: 144 pages detailing how this police department is dealing with allegations against its officers. they pointed to 333 complaints, up 24% from 2020. 1000 allegations. more filed last year than any years prior. there were 122 allegations of biased policing. they were found to be on sustained, confirmed by the ipa. others are far from convinced. >> i have a far time -- a hard time believing it, these numbers do not make sense. amanda: policy recommendations focused on guidance and training on a number of topics. >> lester, there were cases were believed -- last year there were cases where we believed it was happening on the field. when the department look at it, they did not feel the had the -- that addresses this. amanda: internal investigations are often based on allegations directly from the department. >> they a

tim: tim johns, abc7news. stephanie: oriental fruit flies were found at a second location in santa clara county and the county and state will be putting out bait starting today to catch these pests. they've turned up in sunnyvale just -- sunnyvale. just a couhey were found in san jose. they can do extensive damage. among the events affected by the rain is alamitos chalk festival. with rain expected it has been postponed and will be rescheduled. speaking of rain, it is coming. meteorologist lisa argen is tracking everything. lisa: it is exciting, september rain headed our way, certainly some of the little league games or football washed out sunday morning. the afternoon some sunny breaks but the rain not overcome, lingering into next week. here's a look at live doppler 7 coming from the right direction, bringing in gusty wind saturday, and increasing clouds. it is a cooler start with north bay numbers dropping into the 40's. san jose to novato, mid to upper 40's. breezy from concord to half moon bay in san fran

the rise against far left there radical tim ryan .he's out there pretendintog toer be a moderate. he's just the opposite. now, here is ryan onn on msnbc t morning claiming that he cares i about bipartisann the, but in the same breath saying the country needs to kill gop extremism.d imagine a majo r republican said that we've got to kill climate alarmists, cultists. >> take a look. do we how do we fix all of these broken systems? some of those answers will comeo from republicans, not notm the extremists that we're dealing with every single day.e. we've got to kill and confrontdt that movement. mainstream re but working with normal mainstream republicanspud th, if that's going to be really, really important because we have to reform these systems,h i have to kill those people off.ss >> now, it comes as ryanhe's tr continues to mislead ohio voterst . to he's trying to claim that hee dr is a moderate who will stand upt to the destructivee democratic agenda. isn well, here hfae is oken fake nen >> cnn back in may look on a lot different. a