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when thil went down shortly before 1:00 from our staff was very quick at at handling a very traumatic, vy a very traumatic, very high stress situation, getting kids who were outside into classroom, securing them, making sure the s was locked down, getting anybody anybody who needed medical care the care they needed, getting the place there as well. i wanto thank the police department for being there to assure that our s is secure. extremely traumatic. this really speaks to what is been going on in the city of oakland recently. the past six, eight months or so has been vert has been very difficult here in oakland. despite the fact that s kind of thing is happening, it's it's now happening or has happened in one are. this is no oakland. this is not what our district is all about, the city is all about. our city is made up of wonderful people, wonderful family, wonderful students. this is not we are, and we, as a community, need to come together to address this in in a way that is unrivaled because we need to get a handle on this and get this kind of vie stopped. >> absolutely. you say enoug

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we spoke with a couple of those vying for the post to get their reaction to what needs to be done here going forward. we can't hold anything back when it comes to protecting our kids. that means bringing more resources staff. well, officers as well as civilians that are on the ground, not just to respond but to preemptively engage support our kids address the root causes of why they're even picking up a gun. >> in the first place and really get to the heart of what's going on. we've got to be able to i would say invest in the violence interruption programs, invest in those resources. they give our kids alternatives. other pathways, a life that, you know, puts them and others at risk. while we've made some historic investments. >> into our department violence prevention, intervention and healing trauma care. we need to double that. it's not enough. we need to be doing more. we need to do more in partnership usd. we put i believe 2.4 million dollars into programs to really show off with restored of justice measures with training and curriculum and violence interrupters on sites and commu

tragedy with princess diana and everything connected to that was a horrific experience, and the queen was vytraightforward and honest about he has made himself or started to make himself a long time ago even before that come into someone who really cared about the world, about the environment, about beauty, about a world in which human values can flourish. i think he's ready ready for it. he has waited a lifetime to do it. but i think he's ready for it. >> fascinating days ahead. we know the hours and days ahead will show much by way of the monarchy in the system, the royals are grieved here in the world and it will be a fascinating time. sheldon rothblatt, thank you for joining th hist day. . we will have more coverage on air and online at kpix.com and streaming for you on cbs news bay area. took the other big story today in the bay area, the the he did a lot of extreme temperatures on this weather da. as we look from our salesforce m salesforce tam. and by the way t way that makes it look like highway to heaven. >> i see exactly a point on that. > >> there are good answers in terms of that

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. >> there are two candidates vying to replace mayor liccardo, when is cindy chavez who is currently on the santa clara county board of supervisors and match who serves on the san jose city council. election day is november 8. registering to vote is simple. head to vote.org. >> a mask requirement on a barge will end when the current mandate expires a week from saturday. it authorizes the general manager to impose a mask requirement if certain conditions are met such as a local health officer served by bart. it strongly encourages writers to still wear masks. >> california is taking another step to hit its zero emissions goal banning the sale of natural gas heaters. it would take effect by 2030 and is for not only homes but businesses as well. this comes on the heels of governor newsom signing several bills last week to make the state carbon neutral 52045. >> the convention in san francisco came to a close tonight. earlier today i sat down with salesforce founder and ceo to talk about the state of his hometown, and interview up you will see only on abc seven. >> the annual salesforce

american media, citing their unnamed but very well-informed sources in the baidan administration, vyingther, reported that western weapons are being supplied to kiev with an indispensable condition that their targets should not be located on russian territory, so as not to provoke a direct conflict between russia and nato, but the concept seems to have changed. so or is about to change. now commander-in-chief. zaluzhny demands even more rockets from his western friends. moreover, long-range such that just the same it was possible to reach targets, apparently on the territory of russia and now. uh, for some reason it seems to me that they do not need to be political moisture in order to predict sooner or later kiev will receive such weapons by the very logic of the escalation of the ukrainian crisis. the bloomberg agency seems to be hinting at this this week. it turned out that the most accurate shells were quietly added to the packages of military assistance to ukraine. nato excalibur and at the same time to direct questions. officials of the american military department buried journali

we poke with a couple of those vying for the post to get their reaction to what needs to be done here going forward. we can't hold anything back when it comes to protecting our kids. that means bringing more resources staff. well, officers as well as civilians that are on the ground, not just to respond but to preemptively engage support our kids address the root causes of why they're even picking up a gun. >> in the first place and really get to the heart of what's going on. we've got to be able to i would say invest in the violence interruption programs, invest in those resources. they give our kids alternatives. other pathways, a life that, you know, puts them and others at risk. while we've made some historic investments into our department violence prevention, intervention and healing trauma care. we need to double that. >> it's not enough. we need to be doing more. we need to do more in partnership usd. we put i believe 2.4 million dollars into programs to really show off with restored of justice measures with training and curriculum and violence interrupters on sites and commun

we spoke with a couple of those vying for the post to get their reaction to what needs to be done here going forward. we can't hold anything back when it comes to protecting our kids. that means bringing more resources staff. well, officers as well as civilians that are on the ground, not just to respond but to preemptively engage support our kids address the root causes of why they're even picking up a gun in the first place. >> and really get to the heart of what's going on. we've got to be able to i would say invest in the violence interruption programs, invest in those resources. they give our kids alternatives. other pathways, a life that, you know, puts them and others at risk. while we've made some historic investments. >> into our department violence prevention, intervention and healing trauma care. we need to double that. it's not enough. we need to be doing more. we need to do more in partnership usd. we put i believe 2.4 million dollars into programs to really show off with restored of justice measures with training and curriculum and violence interrupters on site and commun

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with yesterday's school shooting still ringing in the ears of so many in oakland, the two candidates vying to become the next district attorney each got the chance to state their case tonight. pamela price and carrie riley to part in a candidate forum via zoom. both address the rising concern about gun violence across the county. >> there is a certain feeling of lawlessness that many people feel in today's community, particularly in oakland. i think that it is important to have someone who can bring balance and experience, a balanced experienced approach to leaving the district attorney's office. >> i represent the new leadership that mr. reilly says we need and i have been in this capacity for almost 50 years. dan: this year is the first time in more than 80 years that alameda county will fill a vacancy through an open election. it is the first time ever the county will elect an african-american d.a. our team coverage continues with our abc 7 news reported. dion: he attended a forum where community members had plenty of thoughts on how to combat gun violence. >> it is that night after a s

the eu is vy adamant that will happen -- that will not happen.will see how the winter shakes up. >> jesca parker, thank you for joining us. britain's new prime minister liz truss has made her very first appearance at prime minister's question time in parliament. she hopes to help millions of households in britainith soaring energy bills. more from political editor chris mason. >> the questions to those in power. the new team tasked with answering them. cabinet was told to turn up for a meeting after 8:00 this morning. some of them had only been officially appointed at 11:00 last night after a summer of vision center promises, the demand to do things, not just talk about them, will be immediate for list -- liz truss enter government. energy bills, for a start, an announcement is coming tomorrow. first, a new look at the prime minister's questions. >> mr. speaker, i am honored to take my place as prime minister in this house and to take on the responsibility at a vital time for our country. i'm determined to deliver for everybody across our united

brooke jenkins is vying to keep her job after a couple of months serving as sf's top prosecutor, what are her chances of winning election? would you believe is her biggest competition, given the interviews -- who do you believe is her biggest competition? >> we know brooke jenkins was the volunteer spokesperson for the recall campaign, that successfully remove the former district attorney from office. she was later appointed by london breed to be district attorney. just has to run for reelection. and then she can serve. for now, she is getting engaged in the city, getting to meet with different neighbors, different neighborhoods, meeting community members and trying to boost the name recognition. also, after she served the remaining appointment time, she has to run for -- in november. next year she still has to run if she wins this year. julian: she was appointed to the current dac. she laughed at -- da seat, she will have to run to keep that. what did jenkins tell you about policies for seeking new jail time for suspected drug crimes or heinous crimes, make the streets safer in san f

the final presidential debate has taken place in brazil ahead of sunday's election 7 candidates vying for the top job for president lewis in ass, yamuna to silver, is leading incumbent jail both. so nato, in opinion polls us docs dropped to the lowest level since 2020 investors are worried about the impact. rising interest rates will have on inflation. the british pound as reversed earlier losses from this thursday. prime minister list trust defending governments, economic plans that cause chaos in the financial markets. the u. s. and pacific odd and lead as a promise to strengthen their relationship. as china extends its influence in the region. those all the headlines witnesses next. in 1996, a group of young people, new to no wayne described that immigration experiences. i don't know what i do if they sent me back to synagogue 25 years on al jazeera world asks how norwegian they now feel more. you have to accept that you might never be seen as norwegian. i felt like i didn't belong there. i knew who were they now. no ways, foreigners at home on al jazeera, a value is that lake city

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with yesterday's school shooting still ringing in the ears of so many in oakland, the two candidates vyingo become the next district attorney each got the chance to state their case tonight. pamela price and carrie riley to part in a candidate forum via zoom. both address the rising concern about gun violence across the county. >> there is a certain feeling of lawlessness that many people feel in today's community, particularly in oakland. i think that it is important to have someone who can bring balance and experience, a balanced experienced approach to leaving the district attorney's office. >> i represent the new leadership that mr. reilly says we need and i have been in this capacity for almost 50 years. dan: this year is the first time in more than 80 years that alameda county will fill a vacancy through an open election. it is the first time ever the county will elect an african-american d.a. our team coverage continues with our abc 7 news reported. dion: he attended a forum where community members had plenty of thoughts on how to combat gun violence. >> it is that night after a sho

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jazeera in brazil, the final presidential debate is on the way ahead of sundays election. 7 candidates vying for the top job. former president lewis in us your lead to silver is leading his nearest rival incumbent gyre. both sonata in the opinion polls, if no candidate gets 50 percent of the vote, there'll be a run off later in october. for me on this, let's speak to manuel or apple, or he joins us live now from rio. did you know? so how important is this last debate then this evening and we did year, could this have a significant impact on the minds of still undecided? voters in brazil has of this debate is now nearing its end, but after 2 hours of debate with very, very few details as to what the actual political platforms of each of these candidates is. and i don't think there's much of a sense that, that this debate right now is going to sway any of the undecided voters that remain here in brazil at a time where a country the country itself is heavily polarized by these 2 leading candidates. as you can see from the images of the debate still taking place, there are 7 candidates on the st

but why are ordinary inhabitants so outraged, because the authorities of european countries are vying other, airport storage facilities are packed to capacity in germany by 80%, according to the deputy, mudesg stefan, katre, the main question. how long these reserves will last, there are different scenarios depending on how frosty the winter will be, but this will not be enough . i can’t say exactly when the spares will run out. maybe in a month or two. but even if the storage is 100% full, it does not weigh the gas will be used in germany. for example, we have agreements on deliveries to the czech republic. the czechs seem to also begin to guess that the winter will be long and go outside while it is warm. but what measures are being taken to contain the energy crisis, the owner of britain's largest aquarium zoo, philip miller said the price of electricity has tripled and the animals will have to be euthanized. it seems from the same opera the desire to set the price ceiling for russian gas, the european bureaucrats want to kill two birds with one stone. on the one hand, to fix the p

borisjohnson is moving out, but the two candidates vying to replace him have very different views aboutve met. i was very grateful that he gave me thatjob and i'm proud of all the things we achieved in government together, actually. but it got to a point where for me, personally, and these things are personal decisions and liz made a different decision to me on this, but that's understandable, enough was enough. he admitted he made mistakes, but i didn't think the mistakes he made were sufficient that the conservative party should have rejected him. borisjohnson remains pretty popular among tory party members and liz truss sounded more loyal to the outgoing leader. she also pitched herself as a born—again brexiteer despite voting remain in the referendum. decision—making in government has been paused while the candidates court the tory party faithful. the winner will have to grip the troubles facing the country. ben wright, bbc news, westminster. sri lanka's former president gotabaya rajapaksa has returned to colombo, after fleeing abroad following mass protests injuly. sri lankans blam

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