welcome to chin julie wong. in the episode of seinfeld titled library cop a library investigation's officer named lieutenant bookman visits jerry's apartment the visit occurs because according to library records jerry had had henry miller's tropic of cancer checked out since 1971. but according to jerry he returned it that same year. when he learns of the dilemma kramer is terrified. do you know how much that comes to? that's a nickel a day for 20 years. it's going to be $50,000. but when jerry corrects him, it doesn't work like that. kramer gives voice to a fear that would have sent chills through my body as a child. well if it's a dime a day, it's a hundred thousand dollars. when lieutenant bookman arrives on the scene he delivers perhaps the best monologue of the series. and i'm going to try to do it justice. well, let me tell you something funny boy. you know that little stamp the one that says new york public library. well that may not mean anything to you, but it means a lot to me. sure. go ahead laugh if

wong has helped manage coronavirus measures.he 49-year-old became finance ng is widel tippe to be go. singapore's fourth prime minister following the general election to be held by 2025. the people's action party has ruled the country since independence in 1965. >>> videos posted online show some shanghai residents scuffling with police who are reportedly trying to enforce an anti-coronavirus measure. many areas of the city are still under lockdown. the videos went viral on social media on thursday. they reportedly captured scenes in the pudong district in eastern shanghai. city officials had been setting up quarantine facilities. a local resident has told nhk that officials have urged occupants of some apartment complexings to vacate their units so they can be used for quantine. shghai residents have been angry and frustrated as the lockdown drags on. they complain about a lack of food and other necessities as well as restricted access to hospitals. president xi jinping's leadership has repeatedly emphasized the zero covid poli

somewhere he could make more money. >>> in the 11th hour wong cave, he announced he will play another year at the u if he doesn't get drafted in the nba. either way the expert say this kind of move could open the door for other student athletes to use the same tactic to try to get more cash. >> miami's isaiah long said his game average of 15 points 4 rebound into genesis, deserved him a raise. >> show me the money! >> the ultimatum of give me money or i'll transfer, leads to the question, how far will athletes and their agents go to get paid? >> it's a bold proclamation by a player and we haven't seen a player be so blunt. >> wong and his agent have backed down but it was a firing shot in the wild west of the an aisle. were athletes are signing lucrative deals with companies. >> from cereal to clothing and collectibles, ufc quarterback williams has a deal with fanatics where you can pay $130 for assigned eight by 10, matched with the transfer portal, nil is allowing players to change schools if the money is greener on the other side. >> it's out of control right now, because i can get

wong. >> clerk: yes. the motion to accept the amendments to the resolution -- [roll call] >> clerk: we have three ayes. >> chair ronen: and then roll call on my motion to send this item to full board with a positive recommendation as amended. >> clerk: on that motion to send this item to full board with a positive recommend as amended -- [roll call] . [please stand by]. >> chair ronen: thank you. i understand that matthew goldman is here from d.p.h. to present on this item? hi. good morning, supervisors. before i begin, i believe greg wong has a presentation for this item, as well. >> chair ronen: mr. wong? >> good morning. i apologize. we have some amendments that we would like to add to this resolution. on page 1, on-line 10, we would like to include the lines that [indiscernible] by all parties that do not materially increase the obligations or liability for the city [indiscernible] and on page 7, on-line 1, we have the result that the board of supervisors authorizes the department of public health to

so this is what wong equals the ation nato . basically, the whole concept carries in addition to integrated deterrence, which is the partnership of the military. you worse military. windier lies under partners like india. they basically wanted a rule for needle, but can i ask you, because once you i, when you figure out how you're going to protect something, you need to figure out what is that you are protecting. yeah. in these vision of security in the, as you call it, in the pacific security with essentially the de americans in the lead everybody else and shipping in. but the americans making their own decisions according to their own vision of the world. what is it that, that, that security model is protecting thee are basically this ab want to protect the ceilings of communication from vista and pacific to india and ocean vision. but what they are trying to do is sort of put pressure on the people in navy which has the maritime silk road going along the ceilings of traditional communications. lucy, they want to basically put

so this is what wong equals the ation nato. basically, the whole concept here is, in addition to integrated deterrence, which is the partnership of the military us military. when the allies under partners like india, they basically wanted a rule for natal. can i ask you because once you i, when you figure out how you're going to protect something, you need to figure out what is that you are protecting. yeah. in these vision of security in the, as you call it, in the pacific security with essentially the de americans in the lead everybody else and shipping in. but the americans making their own decisions according to their own vision of the world. what is it that, that, that security model is protecting? they are basically, they say be want to protect the ceilings of communication from western pacific to india and ocean vision. but what they are trying to do is sort of put pressure on the p l in navy, which has the maritime silk road. going along the ceilings of traditional communications. you see they want to basically put pres

wong says jelly ice is 90% water, 100% biodegradable, and can be reused more than a dozen times. >> if't want to use them, you can compost them and throw them in your garden as you mix them with the soil they support the growth of plants. >> long and her team hope to replace the gelatin with easier to source agricultural byproducts like proteins discarded by america's soybean industry. >> the idea is considered so revolutionary, the usda awarded her team a $485,000 grant for research. >>> that's it for the news of 5:00. >> kpix 5 musette 6:00 begins now with allen martin and juliette goodrich. >> right now on kpix 5 and cbsn bear bay area, soaring food prices hitting families hard, we will tell you how much more you are already paying. >> everything seems to be more expensive. >> with a family of five it's ridiculous, to be honest with you. simple stuff in life is not simple anymore. >>> brazen shootings involving ghost guns in oakland. the city's top cop sounding off. the particular policy he says is to blame. >> high-powered weapons and high-capacity magazines in our communities are

bill wong has been indicted for fraudulent scheme through false and misleading statements.r-tengler ceo, nancy tengler. nancy, this guy was so-called tiger cub, a disciple if you will of julian robinson. he was considered to be brilliant. i bring it up, because all the brilliant folks every few years we get the kind of cases. this will grow into the mainstream. we'll start hearing names and learning other things about this. folks on main street will talk about it, and it will not be a good look for the industry, will it? >> no, it isn't. you have to just go to a reddit chat room to see what average retail investor thinks about wall street. one of the things we should have learned from bernie madoff if it looks too good to be true it probably is. the fact that these guys make so much money and still aren't satisfied, about what people hate about the 1% and wall street. i love the fact that cathie wood is perfectly transparent. so are you. we try to be transparent with our clients in every trade, everything we're thinking and doing. we think transparency makes them better cli

this in long says the finance minister lawrence wong is poised to be his successor. that's expected to happen when wong as soon named as leader of the ruling party. twitter has adopted a so called poison pill plan to fight an attempt by billionaire musk to take it over. the board says that if musk acquires more than 15 percent of the firm stock, it will flood the market share and that would make a buyout much more difficult to madison. as a social media and technology expert, he says, mosque has forced with her executives into taking action. it's a very uncomfortable position when the world's richest man says he doesn't have confidence in the management team that specifically, that's probably a pretty uncomfortable position for the theo to, to be. and, but he's, i think done a nice job, at least in his messaging to twitter, employees think look, there are a lot of distractions, but our day to day job hasn't changed. we have customers, we have a product, we need to keep doing what we're doing. and it is easier said than done for sure. but ultimately, you know, this is

largest economy and raised concerns that global supply chains may be disrupted, that speak to dan wong about this. she is chief economist for hang thing, bang china and is joining as life from shanghai. thank you so much for being with us. we've already seen a sump in consumer spending arise in unemployment, and now the manufacturing sector is down just how concerning is all this for the chinese economy? will it get worse? you think? i am very worried on where this is going because the correlation high has been looking like it's going to an end after this may a holiday, which means most people can probably walk around their neighborhood. um, but for most of factories along the east coast, they are not in a very good condition. and because taking on what's going on in shanghai, a lot more cities are taking precautionary measures. even with the one colored cases, the whole, the whole city can be locked down. so in my be looking at a situation where 30 cities might be in lockdown simultaneously, that's hugely disruptive to the supply chain. right? this inflexible approach to the pandemic?

whereas manfred wong has served faithfully the city and county of san francisco for 35 years with 23 years to the sfpuc and whereas manfred grew up in san francisco's chinatown and has long dedicated to supporting the residents of san francisco in public service utilizing his engineering expertise and whereas manfred was appointed an sfpuc senior manager in 1996, serving the p.u.c.'s utilities engineering bureau, now the sfpuc infrastructure for the past 25 years and whereas during his tenure, manfred managed projects as part of the multimillion dollar clean water program, $400 million for the waste water capital program and most recently $2.9 billion for the sewer system improvement program. and whereas manfred spearheaded efforts to rebuild critical waste water infrastructure to the city and county of san francisco and whereas manfred has supported the infrastructure division with development of staff and [inaudible] a dedication to duty and strong work ethic through his willingness to work side by side with them and invest in their personal growth and whereas many of the project m

well, the only thing guess how that key really wong says the lance he has been calling for is of course weapons bad. today's meeting is less about what keith wants and more about the us trying to get our eyes on board. and in those delegates the hosting the meeting today, lloyd austin and the secretary of state antony blink. and we're in cave over the weekend may came, bringing support, offering more weapons, more support, that was after they already announced, and another $800000000.00 package of weapons and other financial support to cave. and so today is less about what's wanted from our president lensky. and from cave and more about the us turning to its allies. it's nato allies in particular, and getting everybody to try and sing from the same songbook. europe circuited general is also engaging in some shuttle diplomacy to help in this conflict, just the government and key, if there are hold of any hope that would terrace visit to moscow today, we'll have some success. i don't think, i think that's probably too optimistic. i really, i don't think that cave assumes that this visit b

wong, don't you? dr. walensky: yes, i do. he has a great amount of integrity. representative: we asked him a number of questions about something we also asked you about that relates to changes made to cdc guidance before they were about to come out on store reopening -- reopenings as it relates to the teachers union making edits to the cdc guidance. when we ask you about it, you said, quote, it is cdc's customary practice to engage with stakeholders, which we thought wasn't necessarily what we have seen. so we asked dr. wong and he said that it was uncommon for the cdc to share draft guidance documents to outside partners. he also said cdc, even if they did release draft guidance, it would be embargoed several hours before publication. yet you shared school guidance with the cdc 12 days before publication. there is a trail of emails going back before the guidance came out between you and the had of the union -- head of the union talking about changes they wanted that were ultimately incorporated almost verbatim. it is uncommon or not uncommon to allowing outsid

wong, do you have any amendments? you said you have amendments that you wanted to read into the record? >> yes, please. thank you very much. on the resolution, page 2, on line 22, starts with d.p.h. is hereby authorized to expend grant funds. and be it -- we would like to strike out the semicolon and replace it with a full stop. on the same page, number 2, line 23 and 24, we would like to take out for the result that the director of health is authorized to enter into agreement on behalf of the city. >> supervisor safai: the way it reads now, when you make those amendments -- so i see it here. on page 2, you take out the further resolve that the directors authorize and be it -- and then it says further resolve that within 30 days -- but the way it reads right now, it says the way that this would end, further resolve that d.p.h. is hereby authorized to retroactive accept and expend the grant pursuant to code -- and then it says, and be it -- and then that's how it ends. >> we would like to take out the, and be it -- >>

i'm greg lee wong.ple of hours yesterday when we came in, it was dumping rain and then later on, it was clear blue skies. i'm like. oh welcome to california. yes yes, that residual moisture hanging on a little bit of patchy fog out there this morning a lot colder this morning without the clouds and the rain. we are going to get another opportunity at some rain . not for today, though. today it's all about the sunny skies and the cool conditions giving you a look here at what you can expect getting out the door this morning temperatures ranging from low to mid thirties for our inland cities, a lot of forties around the bay and the lunch hour mid fifties at the coast of low sixties inland. into the afternoon. mostly sunny skies at four o'clock upper fifties expected along the coast about 70 degrees for our warmer inland cities. better details on the current conditions and what you can expect for the rest of today. coming up. what's happening now in person. easter services are underway at churches across t

. >> clear, you very well know that what we say in the cybersecurity realm is wong's only ask wrong as one's weakest link. therefore it is really all about raising the bar. we have regulatory authority in the maritime industry, the maritime transportation industry. the coast guard is using that regulatory authority very collaboratively with industry. i think what's we of course a very focused on is raising awareness of the threat, especially with respect to those entities and operators, owners, that perhaps the owners who are not mature enough in understanding the cybersecurity landscape. we attempt to drive their preparedness. the coast guard for example last fall drove more than 2300 entities to submit cybersecurity plans to the coast guard. the need to raise awareness and ensure planning in preparation is really central to our efforts. we are trying to do it, albeit in the regulatory arena in a collaborative way as possible. emphasizing the need for partnership in the public and private arena. i would say that that is our focus. it is not so much an obstacle but rather and opportuni

ling wong from light speed ventures. >> let's begin with your secret. nobody has heard this. i'll be the first reporter you tell, right? >> exactly. >> what is your secret? >> we're announcing a destealthing of a company called satellite bio. >> dr. wong is brilliant. she had a lab in boston. any time someone said boston it is code for harvard. you can get sand hill road anywhere you listen to podcasts, apple podcasts, google podcasts, et cetera. >> thank you very much. >>> more workplaces including google are welcoming employees back in person. according to gartner hr practice, a research firm, 82% of companies will allow employees to work remotely some of the time. nearly half of them will allow people to work remotely all of the time. google technology experts say flexibility has to come with productivity. >> people are really loving flexibility, and we're finding ways to build that flexibility into our life moving forward. i think technology is going to continue to be our friend. >> now, willis suggests using calendar tools to show your team where you're working so they d

today we'll catch up with a former bay area tv alan wong who shares his story of being infected witht we can do about it. then we welcome the philippine consul general to remember the

he was followed by colleagues, one yapping and yag, wong firm the shunt jo, 13 mission recorded a few. furth, for china, one became the 1st chinese woman to complete, a space was told and was china's longest crude missions i t ah, they should launch from j kwan satellite launch center in the gobi desert. in mid october. hours later, it dropped china's unfinished orbital space station tan gone. there the astronauts got to work carrying out experiments. i'm preparing for the construction of new staff modules and delivering fine flexion. that includes answering questions, please keep students back on her. so what's next for beijing? while china has put billions of dollars into space programs, it hopes to sent humans to the moon by 2029 and build a base them for it. but for now, the take not trio have wrapped up their mission and will no doubt be spending time adjusting to gravity. here on earth lore about manly outer theera. iris barriers to space journals, leo and right explains why countries are came to join the space race. the still question, the test space has a military dimension an

stan wong knows the devastating toll alzheimer's takes, that is because he took on the role of caregiveris parents were diagnosed. it inspired him to become involved with the alzheimer's association in the ultimate want to end alzheimer's. he is here to share his story and invite you to take part in the battle. it is nice to meet you. stan: thank you for having me on. kristen: tell us about your parents. i know that they went through it. did they get diagnosed at the same time? stan: no, it was different. it was alzheimer's dementia. my mother actually passed about four years ago at age 97. the challenge, of course, when you are dealing with alzheimer's, you do not talk about things like this. it's something you keep in the family. i was caring for my father then, and he passed last fall at 103. it was like, we need somebody to help. but on the other hand, learning the skills, you can work with somebody with memory issues. i admire caregivers. but i found for myself it was all about joining a support group. that is will help -- is what helped me. we learned a new normal. which is today c

he was followed by colleagues, one ya ping and yag wong food. the shun jo, 13 mission recorded a few. furth for china. one became the 1st chinese woman to complete a space walk told and was china's longest crude missions i t o. they shook with loons from jail kwan satellite launch center in the gobi desert in mid october. hours later, it talked with china's unfinished over to face station to young gong there the astronauts got to work carrying out experiments. i'm preparing for the construction of new staff modules and delivering fine flexion. that includes all 3 questions for me, kim, student, backorder. so what's next for beijing? while china has put billions of dollars into space programs, it hopes to sent humans to the moon by 2029 and build a base them. but for now, the take not trio have wrapped up their mission. i will no doubt, be spending time adjusting to gravity here on earth lore about manly under 0 irish base face journalist leo and right explains why countries are keen to join the space race. the still question, the test space has

one i one east, contacted deputy prime minister pro it wong swan form a justice minister. pie boone come china, police lieutenant general for a check hot pon and former national police commissioner jack tip jenda to respond to wayne's allegations. they all either declined or did not answer our inquiries. me. it's been more than 6 years since pauline's seen his family. he left in such a hurry. he didn't even have time to say good bye. when he arrived in australia, he spoke barely a word of english kemp. my c a. dia, my go, go home to a me. we'll go from the day when a guy, a cup cooler, codio laughing. and who's a no deo. one wing that one can come back home every day. poway knows that he'll never work as a policeman again. my name's helena. he worked for a while in a plant nursery and now he's got a job in a factory on the outskirts of melbourne to own where from, by a long time the guy can do you will one of thailand, most senior police officers and now you're doing manual labor in a factory. is it hard to adjust to that? why yeah, go. yeah. my name is lou. yeah, knew loud, don't you in

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elementary teacher, miss wong. >> we did hear that yo yo's was not doing well. there was potential they might not make it and we wanted to support them. >> reporter: the teacher tells me yo yo's's breakfast and lunch for many of their students. food that warms their bellies, kindness that warms their hearts. in her america, she says, kids are never too young to help a neighbor. >> we are better together. we cannot survive on our own. >> reporter: are people good? >> i think so. i still think so. the world can be good, and we can do things that help each other. >> there is goodness in this world. don't you ever forget it. and when you do, remember this sign of the times. >> thank you so much, my gosh. you're really my angel. >> reporter: everyday people. do you feel like, anyway, your business has been saved? >> yes. >> reporter: can be angels to each other. >> this story really matters. i had no power. i am a little person. >> reporter: so, i reached out to the landlord, the contact that joseph and lydia gave me. i haven't heard back about the change of heart, w

we meet wong, when gung, a former leader of such protests who has since fallen out with war. what she can gain human, that is your soil is your what's happening here to handle here. human doki, you actual phone to the biology jigger puzzle work. one will be just a jonathan or katie on how i gall documents provided by one, reveal that the protests were part of a so called operation to eradicate thieves. there's a list of potential targets from all over the world. many of them, chinese dissidence or former supporters of war. each protester was to receive an allowance of up to $300.00 a day. jojo, dish, bubner nigger e. can you buy a nurse? ahold anybody on the wall? there are also detailed instructions for what to do during a protest. eat what all i bought, the ged. aha. valjean saw romana. yeah, hold on and go to holly or jessie g, a tree, casual cultures total on his live streams and in private chat groups wor, issue messages, egging, his support is on geo father. here she means a that he found a would you be she of our mean group 5 will the shall, high station don't worry ab

let's go back now to our claudine wong. she's just not that far from us in the parking lot here at the coliseum, and i know you've been playing some games with folks. they brought their food. they brought drinks . i mean, it really is a celebration there. it is, and it's such a friendly crowd. i mean, the oakland a's fans are really so welcoming. i can't i would be £100 heavier if i took people up on every bit of food. they've offered me and every time they said, just come sit down and hang out with us. take a look around me. i mean, really, just a wonderful atmosphere. it is windy out here, so they're even flying kites. they're playing corn hole there is smiling and having a good time. certainly, as you guys have been talking about. during the show. there's a lots on the horizon of things that we need to talk about. but today today this is just about a love for the a's. i love baseball, and this is a tradition for many families. i want you to come over here, though, and i want to introduce you to zach and penny and hazel f

francis wong said large conventions keep surrounding business busy. they bring in more hotel bookings and create more jobs. >> the more business and support we have as an organization and a city to bring these conferences and meetings to san jose, the better it is for the entire community. reporter: back at the convention center, ronny palma expects more event to come back on line. he said the pandemic has forced organizers to find a way to incorporate nostalgia and the new normal. >> this is one of those moments where you can step back and re-evaluate and pause and say what do we really want from this? reporter: abc7 news. dion: san francisco lit up in blue and gold tonight ahead of the warriors hosting their first playoff game ever at chase center tomorrow. they are playing the denver nuggetses in round one. as larry reports, the entire bay area is getting set for what they hope will be a two-month run all the way to the finals. >> the warriors baby! reporter: oh, baby. warriors fans are ready to see their dubs returning to the postseason. >> warrio

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i'm brooks jarocz and i'm claudine wong.e bit for that son to thought by now they would kind of be a break there. that's why i had to check. i was like, wait was that live? keep up, son, meteorologist rosemary oroczo poking at the sun saying, hey, it's time to warm it up, but it did. warm up beautifully yesterday. it was a gorgeous day out there. yes and i will add that mother nature will do what she wants. guys. she always does . listen to you. what do you mean, she is going to bring us a warmer day? that's for sure. we are looking at temperature several degrees above average. in spite of the low clouds and fog this morning along the coastline and inside the bay. we've got the sun shining inland, and that's where we are expected to warm into the low eighties. for some of our warm response. we'll check in on the current conditions. line up your afternoon highs and talk about what to expect for the week ahead. coming up in just a little bit. alright a good day for science today and happening today. the bay area science festiv

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and these are wong, very complicated investigations.ur robbery detectives continue to do an excellent job in identifying these folks and then subsequently arrested. >> the suspects are listed. andrew r-va laurie sweet charles evans, michael earl, no a tackle. and david foster, all of the men could face between 18 and 20 years in prison based on the charges. >> the sierra experience of snowstorms over the weekend as yesterday. the national weather service says the 7 day snow day total topped 3 feet in some areas far as ski resorts go, palisades led all open mountains, reported 2 and a half feet of snowfall over the weekend. >> some reports have extended their season because of the spring snowfall. heavenly. >> extending its season an extra week until april 24th and kirkwood will now be open until may 1st, both extensions depend on weather and snow conditions but more snow is expected this week and that is great for the snow pack. >> else that comes from that kron four's are carry with us now. this late, april, basically is such a blessin

chin, julie wong is with us today courtesy of >> with us today courtesy of our sponsors and as a graduate fyale law school formally a commercial litigator now managing partner and a firm dedicated to advocating for education and rights she's arrived in major publications such as "the new york times" and "washington post" livingep in brooklyn with her husband and to rescue dogs salt-and-pepper. please give a warm savanna welcome.e. [applause] and in the episode of seinfeld titled library copy library investigation officer visit jerry's apartment this occurs because according to library records jerry had henry miller's topic of concert checked out since 1971. but according to jerry he returned at that same year. when he learns of the dilemma kramer is terrified. do you know how much that comes to? that is a nickel a day for 20 years that would be $50000. but when jerry corrects him it doesn't work like that kramer gives voice to a fear that would have sent chills through my body at a dime a day that's $100,000. when lieutenant bookman arrives on the scene heth delivers the best monologue of

like stephanie wong breal, whose documentary "florence from ohio" tells the story of her immigrant mother'slocal tv personality in middle america. >> it's really important for filmmakers like myself who get to sort of reclaim territory of telling our own stories. >> reporter: journalist and director rebecca lansbury baker is excited to share a story she says is often overlooked, the battle for a free press in her own muskogee nation tribe. >> i really am excited to show people the rich diversity that we have within indian country. >> reporter: for rebecca, a first-time filmmaker, she hopes her story opens the door for other diverse creators too. >> maybe there are people that don't even know they're storytellers yet, but they have really valuable stories they can bring. if i can inspire that, i'm doing more than i planned with this film >> that's going to be exciting to see these films tom kogt. two of the films from last year's inaugural class went on to premiere at sundance. it really helps these filmmakers on their journey to learn more about the relationship head to nbcnewsstudios.com i

ministers, as the country will also keep buying russian weapons to secure, is border with china. buck nong wong, senior politics later at birth university. so does the u. s. use as pressure tactics against countries to isolate moscow? in the chinese government's point of view. and because mr. biden has not been able to central to you claim to with the fight, the entropy, sanction he's been one of the very small options they can have and now or the sanctions has been released against russia. and in order to effectively isolate moscow from the international society and the u. s. computer that is quite important to get the chinese support as well. the u. s. e's because they are resorting to sanctions. and depending on sanction now, and it is actually shooting her own feet because it give a message to other countries, what does china to others more and middle powers that they can no longer dependent on us dollar. they have to top is to fight a portfolio within the central pan reserves. japan described for disputed cordial islands as illegally occupied by russia. that change in rhetoric comes for th

claudine wong. are you sure been awhile? been awhile? welcome back. welcome back. happy sunday, one and all rosemary oroczo. and center. good morning. good morning to all of you, boy. what a beautiful palm sunday we have in the makings here. lots of clear skies. the winds have been diminishing at this very early hour, but they will be increasing during the afternoon . right now we have clear sky. yes, as we take a bird's eye view out towards the golden gate bridge. be mindful wind advisory. still, in effect for that blue highlighted area, which encompasses alameda, contra costa, napa and sonoma county. in addition to that there are unusual for this early in the season to have a red flag warning in effect otherwise known as a fire, weather warning , sacramento san joaquin solano and yolo county and we do now have a high surf advisory in effect. until three o'clock for dangerous surfing and swimming some of these ways building to 22 ft. again that's offshore. onshore 58 pacifica, 76 degrees and fairfi

and these are wong, very complicated investigations. our robbery detectives continue to do an excellent job in identifying these folks and then subsequently arrested. >> the suspects are identified as andrew morrow. vila murray sweet charles evans. michael are all know a tackle. and david foster, all of the men could face between 18 and 20 years in prison based on the charges. >> let's check on our 4 zone forecast on this monday evening. a live look outside over san francisco from our camera atop. so, there are some clouds out there. we had a little rain over the weekend >> erica is here to tell us we might have some more. yeah, definitely. in fact, our half moon bay camera behind me has some drops that have fallen on the lens of as you can see here, but definitely a different view. i mean, just a few hours ago, there's a little bit of blue along the coast. and then the cloud cover just started moving in. >> so here's a storm that's going to bring us rain area of low pressure. you can see the airflow going counter clockwise and that's w

he was followed by colleagues, one yapping and yog wong food, the shunt jo, 13 mission recorded a few. furth for china, one became the 1st chinese woman to complete a space walk told, and who was china's longest crude missions i. t ah station was loons from j kwan satellite launch center in the gobi desert in mid october. hours later, it dropped to china's unfinished orbital space station. tan gone there, the astronauts got to work carrying out experiments. i'm preparing for the construction of new staff modules and delivering fine lectures. that includes all 3 questions for me, kim student backorder. so what's next for beijing? while china has put billions of dollars into space programs, it hopes to sent humans to the moon by 2029 and build a base their order. but for now, the take not trio have wrapped up their mission. i will no doubt, be spending time adjusting to gravity. here on earth. laura, but manly al jazeera ah mother madame the headlines on al jazeera. there have been for the russian attacks in eastern ukraine authority, say a residential area and carcass was hit with rock

this part of the worst i ever seen, and i've been here since 86 bruce wong owns businesses in east oakland. he says he's been robbed at gunpoint and his home burglarized he shared with me. surveillance video of catalytic converter thefts in broad daylight near his shop recently , four months ago, back into my building early in the morning. two guys storm into my yard. luckily i asked him to leave nicely. the men backed away because wang had a gun. we've been so focused on trying to provide support and resources for those that have committed crime. that we've lost sight of those that have been victimized. the business owner tells me crime has increased dramatically in the last year and a half now closes his shop early, armstrong says he's met with judges and they promised to review changes in the bail system. but the chief says those changes are not coming quickly enough. julie. amber lee reporting live in oakland for us tonight, amber. thank you. san francisco district attorney chase a. boudin joined us live in studio today on the four to address the recall election that he is facing in ju