i asked him do youk you think it's okay for me to do laundry or should i wait for yu for you to come home? i'm scared to do something as simple as my own chores because i'm scared someone could be in the backya. >> reporter: victor believes hes he recognizes the suspect in hi, his video, roaming the neighborhood multiple times since the burglary. even followed him to a nearby encamt nearby encampment where he has d has witnessed cars full of trunks with tools. >> i have reported it, only form for them to say there is really not much that could be done or they just show up too late in order for them to do anything. >> reporter: supervisor malten'e malten's office responded to the request for better street lighting on san bruno avenue. t avenue. it will take the spd to do six weeks. betty yu kpix 5. > >> parents and some uc berkeleys berkeley students are demanding action after another violent weekend. one man was killed and three others injured near uc berkeley dorm on early saturday morning. parents are speaking out saying more needs to be done to keep the students safe. safe. >> col

in san francisco betty yu kpix 5. >>> still ahead tonight game five for the warriors as they welcome in their western conference rivals. and on the topic of welcome, the 49ers bring >>> the warriors are on the road facing the nuggets. this time facing a team with a little bit more depth on the bench than the lakers. golden state supporting the throwbacks. trailing by as many as 20 in the first half. now in the third, steph curry's layup cuts the deficit to seven. steph finishes with 34. under five minutes to go, a five-point game. hitting the following jumper and draws a foul. the two time reigning mvp had had a triple double on the game. a little over a minute left. making it a 111 game. 20 seconds to go. the warriors are down just 3. draymond and andrew wiggins forced the turnover. jordan poole gets the steal and the layup. and brown easily makes another bucket. still a three-point game. golden state still had a chance to tie, but klay thompson's three here. that was way off. the nuggets hang on to win 128-123. and they hand the warriors their first loss of the season. >>> less tha

i will be pat of the effort. >> in oakland, betty yu, kpix 5. kpix 5. >> poor family. > >> in the east bay, three schoos on the king estate campus are closed. this is after last week's school shooting where six six people were injured. invests say it's likely tied to gangs. o of the six victims are adult st. the others are school staffers.y are looking at the video of the shooting but will release is publicly to get help identifying help identifying the shooters. > >> further east a memorial is gg in n killed in a hit-and-run crash downtown at the corner of califa boulevard and civic drive. the woman was hit crying to cross north carolina boulevard saturdy night. she later died at the hospital. police say the suspect suspect was driving a gold or tan four-door sedan. > >> the number of people killed n hurricane ian continues to incr. 82 deaths are confirmed in flor. four in north carolina. chris hoffman is in fort myers which took a direct hit from the storm. >> reporter: amanda, this is wht we are seeing in the fort myers beach area days after

kpix 5 betty yu has the details. >> you're asking for four more years. do you commit to serving all four? >> yes. i have barely been out of state. i've been out of state for a few hours to take on their party and their leader of the party, donald trump, who is a passionate supporter of. what they're doing in democracy, and how they're banning books. >> reporter: during the hour long debate, governor gavin newsom dismissed speculation that he's focused on the presidential run. he's barely campaigned at home this year. but has spent money on ads in florida and texas, which are antiabortion states. newsom called out senator brian daly, a farmer from northern california who owns a trucking business, for not standing up it big oil. daly blamed newsom's policies for high gas prices. >> i know your friends, the people you run with, can't afford to live in california. but the everyday hard working middle class californian governor is suffering from the policies you put forward. at the same time we have no water, we have no electricity, we have no plan. there is

in san francisco betty yu kpix 5. >>> still ahead tonight game five for the warriors as they welcome in their western conference rivals. and on the topic of welcome, the 49ers bring i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. >>> the warriors are on the road facing the nuggets. this time facing a team with a little bit more depth on the bench than the lakers. golden state supporting the throwbacks. trailing by as many as 20 in the first half. now in the third, steph curry's layup cuts the deficit to seven. steph finishes with 34. under five minutes to go, a five-point game. hitting the following jumper and draws a foul. the t

yu more parenting time. overnight, in a statement dr. yu's attorney telling abc news, dr. to the facts of this case being revealed in court. so right now all the visits with her children are supervised. the orange county district attorney is reviewing the case and if they decide to bring charges she could very well be arraigned at her court hearing early next month. michael? >> all right, thank you so much, kayna. >>> we're going to turn now to selma blair and her sudden departure from "dancing with the stars." the actress, who has multiple sclerosis, warned by her doctors that dancing was putting her body under too much stress and lara has the story. she was so graceful. >> she was so graceful. michael, good morning to you and to you. selma and her partner sasha farber performed that emotional last dance to "all the world needs now is love" and the love was certainly there for blair as she made her very graceful exit from the ballroom. overnight, a bombshell in the ballroom. >> i can't. i can't go on with the competition. i pushed as far as i could. >> i'm so sorry. >> i'

>> reporter: in san francisco, y yu, kpix 5. >> meanwhile, governor newsom signed two bills targeting anti-asian hate. they focus on addressing violence on transit. it will help transit agencies gr data about passenger harassment. harassment. > >> a major road in walnut creek was temporarily shut down tonight after a traffic acciden. this was the scene as civic drive and north california street. evidence markers filled the streets. this is right next to the center for the arts. they they were holding their annual sold out on broadway fundraiser. the event had already closed pat of downtown. > >> now to oakland where nearly 300 people attended the san antonio neighborhood safety action forum today, all to hear how mayoral candidates plan to p prostitution on east 15th street. da lin has that story. >> reporter: i lived on east 15h for a long time. it used to be a a very quiet street. but after e city reconfigured international boulevard, that pushed the sex workers a block over to this working class neighborhood. every night, families are seeing are seeing girls stopping traffic and so

. >> people don't want to stop, yu stop, you know, even the people in town haven't been out much.y much. my business has been slowt slow. it is so frustrating. just fix it. >> reporter: we're told this heh this health advisory will be in place through at least the weekend, possibly longer. healh longer. health experts say if you're having symptoms related to this or you believe are related to this that you should contact your doctor and try to stay inside if possible. julie? >> thank you. and the operator of the treatment plant tells us this all goes back to last month's extreme heat wave, which caused the reactors to overheat. they have to clear out hundreds of air diffusers and three reactors to make the smell go away. they just finished work on the second and will be tackling the third next week. > >> police are investigating yetr yet another crash. the fourth one involving a pedestrian or cyclist in just the last 24 hours. the latest one happening at 9:30 this morning at the parking lot of a costco on auto nation parkway. police say a car hit a woman initially. auts woman initially.

. >> kpix 5 betty yu was there toe to see if business was as usual. usual. >> reporter: it was a disappoing a disappointing loss for the wa, the warriors, but many fans came out to see how the team would gel and how other fans would react to draymond's presence on the court. draymond green walked onto the court during the starting lineup introductin lineup introduction to cheers from the fans. there was no detectable awkwardness among the team after he punched jordan poole in practice. drayd in practice. draymond promised to work on himself during his time off. >> and that's the reason why wee we came because you wanted to see how the dynamics would be, you know, seeing draymond, and how the crowd would react, if they would accept him back. ths back. there's a lot of backlash for what happened in practice.t practice. but for the most part, it's probably water under the . >> to be honest, when i steppedn stepped in here, it was intriguing to see how everyone would react, but yeah, it's kind of like a memory at this point. >> reporter: christina green s

we are fg are following his story and progress with betty yu. >> a motion sensor camera captures a man leaving after unsuccessfully breaking into a storage room. moments later, thr jumps into the backyard on campbell avenue. >> as you can tell this is lockd is locked. so he must have used some sort of torch. he goes in here and takes a bunch of boxes that we had here. >> what is captured on camera is is the thief making multiple trips over the next 45 minutes to load up stolen tools and whatever he can grab into a waiting car. at one point the suspect even grabs the camera and tosses it in the laundry room. the victim decided to do his own detective work here thik this week victor took a trip to the mission district, where it's it's common to see several street vendors selling what look look like stolen goods. >> this is actually one of the things we managed to get back. >> sure enough he found some of his stolen property being sold on the street. the vendor told him he bought it from another vendor. >> he says he bought it from him him for like $30. victor and joanne are new homeowner

in richmond, betty yu, kpix5. >>> it's coming, it's coming soon.rouble is coming what's you going to do? >> tonight was san francisco's biggest literature night. it was the annual lit crawl. a one night literally pub crawl across 12 venue ins the mission district. readers got to meet with authors and poets across the bay area. >>> well, coming up after the break, a bay area institution closing its doors after nearly a century in business. customers come to get one last taste of denmark. >>> and, then cyclists braving some of san francisco's steepest hills for the red bull bay climb. >>> and, the warring winter forecast. california just got from the national weather service as pg&e warns a possible power shutoff. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge

betty yu has the story. >> i think the mayor in oakland has made a huge effort to try to get it done in oakland. it just doesn't look like it's going to happen. i'm not positive. >> reporter: during an on sirius xm, commissioner manfred said he wasn't sure they could figure out a new stadium in oakland. the lease 2024 season. >> i think the a's have proceeded prudently in exploring the the las vegas alternative. given the lack of pace in oakland, i think they have to look for an alternative. >> reporter: he said oakland could love within the next five years. >> it's not the first or last time we'll hear that comment. not only from major league baseball commissioners, but also, we heard that exact statement from the national football league. >> reporter: this oakland city council member says he wants the team to stay in oakland, but doesn't want tax members to carry the burden of redeveloping and building a new ball park at howard terminal. the approval process for that project has been slow. >> we don't have an economic analysis, even to this point. here at the council, we're still w

cindy yu, thank ou toughness up on china. cindy yu, thank you for— toughness up on china.nister. for liz truss, well, she's the shortest serving prime minister and leaves after 49 days in the job. the past seven weeks have been chaotic. in a snap poll from yougov on the day of her resignation, eight in ten say liz truss was right to step down. it also found 63% of britons wanted an early general election called. here she is leaving downing street on the way to her final audience with king charles iii at buckingham palace. and in an unapologetic farewell speech, she urged her successor to be "hold" in a bid to boost the economy. we need to take advantage of our brexit freedoms to do things differently. this means delivering more freedom for our own citizens and restoring power in democratic institutions. it means lower taxes, so people keep more of the money they earn. it means delivering growth that will lead to more job security, higher wages and greater opportunities for our children and grandchildren. liz truss, the her time in office quickly unravelled — let's look at

yu should be right around 79. so you can see hue widespread thatd cover is. coming in right through the golden gate and you just see that last little frame. in fact, we'll come in just a st -- that's where it is now. it will take it over as we get into get into the overnight hours ans where we wake up tomorrow mornig and it will be widespread gray before melting back to the coast coast again. so here's how the temperatures will play out tomorrow. we'll be in the uppers for morning lows. to start the morning under gray skies for everybody and then daytime highw warm back up to pretty much right where they were today. low today. low 80s if you are inlan. that's a little higher than tod. we'll see how that goes. but right now i have got you at lows and 77 in san jose. peninsula will be in the upper 70s. oaklad goes to 71 and santa rosa will be 71 and the city is not getting out of the 60s yet. let see when you go. pretty much all all of next week. once we get to to tuesday we're going to hit the october stride. mid 70s by thursday, s in the city. ybe a l hangino

and betty yu has that story. >> reporter: this is the second fleet week for peruvian rotisserie here in the marina. t brought in extra staff to handle handle the big crowds this weekend. the dining room was buzzing with chatter and reservations. it was buzzing with more business this fleet week. >> this year, looks like we are fully out of covid. and we are fully open and you can see it is is much busier this year. a lot of walk ins. a lot of people watching the show. and they come come in here to have an amazing meal. >> reporter: marina resident elizabeth davis and her friendse on the roof. >> we were having some drinks and having a great time. we couldn't see the planes but it s a great time. >> reporter: san francisco's famous fog obscured some of the city's famous landmarks throughout the day. but that didn't stop thousands of locals and visitors from taking in the sights around town. during the annual fall tradition. for haranita, it's a noticeably busier saturday. a sign that things are trending in the right right direction since the height the height of the pandemic. >> this

in a moment, we'll bring in law professor john yu, part of a group who filed a brief in one of theisrmative action policy in the u.s. >> face your own racism >> the legal fight parents and high schoolers will be watching very closely. tomorrow lawyers for studentses for fair admissions will ask the high court to strike down a 2003 precedent that allows colleges to consider race as one of many factor necessary admission. the group founded by edward blum, who says asian american students are discriminated against by being held to higher standards than other minority groups. >> people involved are liberal, conservative, moderate. >> the schools, harvard university and university of north carolina, public, deny discriminateing and defend the application process for promoting robust, diverse campus. student opinion is all over the map. >> we are not against someone should not provide racial information, how is that used is a big question? >> race cannot be removed from an application, it is so central to people's identity. >> the suit claims both schools violated title vi of the schools a

it will help in, i feel confident that i hope everyone reaches this book,ha human -- yu and i have workedve or six years and but this incredible activist organization with several million activists around the country who believe in freedom and enterprise and liberty. i'm concerned about those results of young people and don't seem to have the same appreciation for the greatness of america so i want to see this book put in libraries and schools so young people can read this and learn from it so congrats on a great book, american perspective. thank you c-span for covering this and in will now -- who i turn it over to now? thank you for having me. [laughter] [applause] >> it's my pleasure to be here and thank yousa for hosting me n the conversation i'm sure will be lively and enlightened because the book is -- some of you have had the pleasure of reading it. it includes so many helpful arguments that moral clarity from a lot of conversations right now i'll introduce our speakers and we will live in, speakers/authors i should say. the chairman and ceo added three companies in his career takin

was invited, who explained that wesley was wrong and the american immediately surrendered. prikoladom yues 40 starts to glitch me. i leave in a group with him i impose nirvana. remove me from my post, because now the shooting will begin, as the enemy can now be characterized demoralized only for help. who is this one coming yours too ours yes? and this is folding in england training. listen, what kind of specialization, in general, the military was just running away, ran across, they took his machine gun through him, left him and that's it. novices lived here, only peacocks remained. everything is destroyed with the battalion commander , we go into the second broken church. in school at all feels. ak-52 destroyed the strongholds and armored vehicles of the ukrainian army, the russian defense department told about this. direct flight took place at an extremely low altitude by bending terrain, so that combat vehicles do not spot his opponents. approaching the targets. zhenya 's pages fired whirlwind guided missiles and unguided aircraft missiles under him. the crew returned after performin

yu eric tenhux. said he'd deal with it later. that's all about sports for now, see you next hour. we ensured the cleanliness of the engine reduces the level of emissions in the atmosphere protects the lungs of our cities fuel rosneft pulsar feel the energy of the future. a hub for supplying europe with russian gas may appear in turkey, as president recep erdogan said european countries are now looking for ways to purchase options for overcoming the energy crisis, they plan to discuss at the eu summit it starts today with details. maria slobodyanskaya seriously took up gas prices as part of a new package of measures, it is proposed to introduce dynamic pricing on the exchange, switch to joint purchases of gas by all eu countries and limit competition in order to fix the cost of raw materials, how will the price cap mechanism work, it is proposed to introduce it through the main european gas exchange teev , in the event of its launch, a dynamic price limit will be temporarily set for any transactions on the exchange, everything that is above the limit. just will not be approved, in

get inspired and do the same thing and save the environment. >> reporter: at the chase hunter, betty yu, kpix 5 . >> i was inside there and it wa a fun and electric moment. and it was cool that after the ring ceremony, we took a win. >> that tops it all off. maybe you should invite the whole morning team. >> i will see what i can do wit that. >> ring nights have become common for the warriors but thi was the first one in four years curry is tied with the active leader, lebron james. the warriors raised another banner to the rafters. the head coach is taking part in nine ring ceremonies, himself . >> i honestly don't remember a lot of detail about ring night in the past. i could not even tell you who we have played over the last few times. they are all fantastic and the one thing i have noticed is that they are handing out medallions now. they are not rings. i don' know how anybody could put that on their finger. >> those medallions look really nice. that was the first ring night held at the chase center >>> relocation of the homeless residents has been a big discussion in the city of oa

betty yu . >> reporter: on saturday, you wl hear the roar of jets across severances go. already, many local businesses are taking advantage of the crowd. the rooftop on third street is completely full on friday evening and that will also be the case this weekend. the newly newly opened restaurant and bars celebrating its first fleet week week with live music, cocktails, cocktails, a prefixed lunch and spectacular views. it has already sold out. were constantly on the move, serving up peruvian and japanese and japanese cuisine. they plan to check out the sso brian on saturday with family and friend. and friends. >> there has been so much negativity, talking about the city and it is cool to see everyone coming here and be so c so enthusiastic about fleet week week and the city. >> reporter: there was about a one hour and 40 minute wait for a table at tony's pizza. >> it is great because not only do you get the influx of the military but people coming in to to see the show. and the city is is like waking up, again. and without the coronavirus. i am wearing the mask for pers

schools through compulsory schooling laws, as well as to the coercive measures top ten ten measures that yu learned this subject at this time in this way with very little customization. in fact, it doubles down on the standardization of learning over the past couple of decades beginning with the passage of no child left behind act in 2001 which i get into in the "unschooled" book and that is just accelerate over the past couple of decades. the "new york times" came out with an in-depth article on homeschooling several years ago, and they found some of the biggest growth in today's homeschooling families is happening in urban secular families who were particularly turn off by this growing standardization of schooling, common core curriculum screen, so on, frequent testing, push for academic standards at every younger ages, expecting kindergartners to be reading and all about the really turned off a lot of parents. so this idea of injecting education with more freedom and consent over coercion and conformity. >> host: what's been the role of technology in furthering unschooled and homeschoole

lift him up and no matter where you are in life you got a job at walmartbe making 20000 a year yu will be happy and move up because your clean and kind. as you move up people get mad. they are good at what they do. if you do well will be accepted ine the next thing will be like my mother, my father who came out of poverty because they were good people, honest people and work hard, people had a good word to say about them, is not waking up one morning and your rich. itt is a grind and we have to teach them about the grind in the crime is what makes it beautiful. work hard , be honest and teach our children all the things that need towa be taught. one minister told me more black people there in heaven. you're making them broke on earth, at least to one part right, teach them how to have the peace of god, love one another and teach them to love themselves because once you love yourself, it is a matter how the white man feels about you. love yourself. >> so in your book you really turned out how the big switch started. >> people believe it started in 1960. i think all the way back to the e

big eventsg are happening and yu have to know everything right now. >> you say you are paid of her r opinions. >> i write at the atlantic as i've left government service i now write regularly as a writer in the atlantic and over the years i've written for, i was a columnist at usa today and i wroteso for other papers, so literally someone paid me to say please have an opinion about this and yet i wasn't plugged into all these sources of information all day long as much as other folks so i think it burns you out after a while, people can't process that much information. >> since you left the government do you feel at least a little bit relieved that you can have an opinion? i have to say something very nice about my employer we are in an academic institution and as long as i indicated i wasn't speaking for the institution i was able to express myself as i wished so there won't be an unplugged version and certainly my views in this book are undiluted and unvarnished. >> you talk about ill liberal democracy. can you give a basic democracy definition and why it plays a role in your books

yu see it for inland valleys of the of the east bay. mid 70s for the for the weekend and you warm to the mid 80s by middle of next w. that's where things stand in th. > >> let's look at the freeways. f you are ready to get out and ab, it is not bad. it is friday ligt in plenty areas. east shore, we are tracking a few slow downs. t is busy out of richmond, berkel. on the way to the area, it is nt bad from hercules. you will get some nice speeds there. past the the area near berkeley, emeryvi, the bay bridge, things are improving there. this happened, half moon bay art and pumpkin festival will be happening saturday and sunday. if you plan plan on heading out, hopefully you are planning ahead and you will head out early to get park. a lot of people will be doing te same. highway 1 gets really busy busy this time of year for people heading to the pumpkin p. but especially this weekend wite festival. highway 1, highway 92y bridge toll plaza, a little bit of a back up as you work near the pay gates. > >> time for a segment we look fd to all

betty yu talk to someone who stayed calm and collected during the shaking. remember the paper decorations and started moving, the san francisco teeter teacher knew he was in for another earthquake. the mecca started really shaking. i felt it on the ground. it was more wobbly. it was a smaller earthquake a few weeks ago. you can hit the papers, but you cannot really feel it. once i started shaking the floor, we knew it was an earthquake. >> reporter: he was alone at the stratford school . >> a run across the hallway to check on another class , to see if i was crazy, or if i imagine it. they were all underneath their desks, holding on like we had just done an earthquake drill last week for the great shakeout. >> reporter: 80 miles away in san jose? >> i washed the windows shake. it spooked me a little bit. >> we were on the second floor. the whole thing just started shaking. i thought, oh my god, we are having an earth like. i was talking to my friend. he was like wow. the last time we thought that that show was years ago. >> i was in my class when i happened.

the dodgers have had a really hard time hitting yu darvish since he went to san diego., his most recent stints -- 2-0 on march. the only signs of -- >> john: the only signs of rushing to breaking ball the setting after two swings and misses, he's kind of pulled the breaking ball off of the zone, not close enough to entice the hitters. make that adjustment. >> joe: jean segura waits on deck. a full pitch walk. it's the first walk issued by either side. we had a lot of exciting day games yesterday. the dodgers in the bullpen get off to a 1-0 series here at 6 1/3 from gerrit cole, just one run, the guardians and astros. down 4-0, the mariners had gotten to justin verlander, cruising, but the astros come back on the walk-off home run from yordan alvarez. that's the first postseason walk-off home run, with the team trailing. we will talk about this one here ever again. breaking pitch caught the knees, strike one. economy. >> john: anything that is 15 pitches or less in an inning. : 0-2. a couple of good curves from kyle wright. >> john: the breaking ball never left the zone,

betty yu is live at speaker pelosi's house with more. >> reporter: just to give an idea of how things look at here at this hour, as you can see over my shoulder, there's a police cruiser parked right outside the pelosi home. tonight we're learning much more about the suspect arrested in this violent attack. >> heartbroken. i've known paul for a long time. i was actually this past sunday at an event with him sitting next to each other having a nice conversation. he's just a lovely, wonderful person, and to just imagine the terror. >> reporter: state senator scott weiner says this is the direct result of toxic right wing rhetoric and incitement against the speaker and so many others. >> i get regular death threats and speaker pelosi gets even more. >> reporter: david depape was known as a pro-nudity acvist. b protests against public nudity legislation we did in san francisco about a year ago. he was connected to a woman who was a very, very scary person. >> reporter: gypsy is the woman seen in this video documents her protest against the ban on public nudity in 2013. weiner was a city s

. >> betty yu, news five. > >> and a woman said she had been had been working in his office when a man grabbed her and dragged her to the bassment and basement and assaulted her. stus got an alert about that incide. that incident.> >> and in antioch an 18-year-od has been shot and killed it happened just before midnight last night in a parking slot on monroe. he died at the scene. pe say they don't yet have a suspet in that shooting. > >> in san jose, a person is dead is dead after a hit and run thig that happened at center and story rides. apparently a homelessman on a bicycle was hit hit by a second car. the other car had already left. > >> there's been total of 52 deadly crashes in san jose. whih is about the annual total for each of the past four years. >> dozens rallying in san francisco. a 32-year-old woman died in the custody of the so called morally police after being detrained for improper dress. protesters in iran have been met with violence. 185 people have been killed during the unrest. some of them children. > >> officials were tat at the ray in san francisco with this sim

denis moskovsky mikhail artyukhin ekaterina yu. dina ilya korchuganov news in moscow, the reconstruction of one of the branches of the palliative care center, the nursing entrance house, is being completed. in the first shpovsky lane, it is planned to open in february in one of the buildings there will be placed patients who need round-the-clock qualified assistance. the ward will be equipped with the most modern equipment. in including special beds for country patients , mobile teams will also work in this branch to serve residents of the nearest six districts. to date, 11 buildings are already operating in such a high standard with good equipment, furniture and modern standards, in fact, we only need to complete one building in order for the whole system to be up-to-date on university avenue today they eliminated the accident, after which the residents the whole entrance was without water for a week the water supply had to be turned off due to a burst pipe. in one of the apartments on the top floor, because the hostess decided to

they had no idea. >> it depends on where you are, that was betty yu reporting. this was the largest on this segment of the calaveras fault since a five point four earthquake in 2007. >> i did not feel it. i was in the car. you don't get the shock value. >> we did not feel it. we know a lot of people did. they felt the shaking yesterday. we spoke to an earthquake geologist, calling the earthquake a good, gentle reminder to be prepared for something bigger. he said that the earthquake could have done some damage had it been centered just a bit more to the west, or underneath oakland or san francisco. >> if it had been a bit closer, there would have been a fair bit more, light damage on things like bottles flying off of shelves and supermarkets, where your china rattling off of shelves in your homes. thankfully, this was just far enough away, into the hills, that those sort of events did not impact very many people. >> earthquake twitter was fast to jump on this. the twitter account for the san andreas fault wrote, it was not me you guys, but it was a doozy. >>> it

because it's chilly outside. > >> maybe in the inland areas, yu might want that ice. from the coast, san francisco, throughout francisco, throughout the bay, you will want to be a little bit bit warmer in any way, shape, form. if it's tea, coffee, layering up, you need to do what what you need to do. daytime highs are in the upper 50s, lower 60s and marine layer is creeping in. i will talk about science. we are between high and and low pressure. that will change the direction of the wind. we will see an offshore flow and that will warm us up a hair as we head into our forecast. you won't even notice a difference. this is a temperature comparison. today is is a cooler day than yesterday.e are already seeing that on the map closer to concord. inland areas today, yesterday we were in the 80s and now we are seeing are seeing more 70s. if you want want to head out of town, we are are going into sacramento and te area where you see the fall foliage is starting to change in in the sierra. it is looking beautiful already. 50s and 60s this weekend. close to half moon moon bay

representatives of the battalion are trying to regularly force yu.cemen are on the front line there - this is the only one who can help the locals. many of them, especially in the areas of hostilities, sit without food and water for weeks in just a few months , more than half a ton of humanitarian cargo was brought from alanya to zaporozhye and similar assistance programs were released on there are territories in every region of the country . the mobilized russians are now undergoing training at military training grounds across the country after a month of training. they are sent to defend against the ukrainian nationalists of donbass and other territories. denis alekseev has all the details . it is the sacred duty of every citizen of russia to protect their borders and protect our land of liberated territory. now they give out warm clothes and sleeping bags to help people, and then on buses and a month of preparation. combat coordination is the development of skills that, in general, everyone has only to remember, you need to go through different sc

. >> in san francisco, betty yu, . > >> we did reach out to both kams opponent and dorsey's o poepbtd 's opponent for a comment on the usage, but got no response. >> it's a rough place and a lotf people can't take it. mentally. >> creating an entire blocks woh of open space expenentially expands the space for everyone.s going to be a change maker. >> i ink we can dream big. the big. the money for the project would come both from the city and a public fund raising drives say they don't have a time line to finish it by they hope the ft phase could be completed within maybe six months. > >> two sonoma county sheriff's s are on paid administrative leave leave after shoot ago man suspected of shooting into cars near sonoma plaza. a man shot at at a deputy so they fired back.e deputy is now in critical condin and an investigation is under way. > >> a facebook group that was fod to generate tips played a huge role on the recent arrest of the the suspected stockton serial k. the group was created by a stocn native. the creator of the paged rene asked to be protected but she says she personall

betty yu with concerns on how musk could run his platform. >> reporter: days after becoming new owner of twitter, musk raised concerns about spreading misinformation on the platform. he deleted a tweet responding to hillary clinton writing there is a tiny possibility there might be more to this story than meets the iowa link to a story from a fringe website pushing an anti lgbtq conspiracy theory regarding attack on paul pelosi. >> when he says something, it doesn't matter whether it is fact checked or whatever. there is a large group of people who will say you are the leader of twitter. you ought to know. you probably already vetted this. >> reporter: musk has 112 million followers on twitter. by the time he deleted the tweet it had racked up more than 100,000 likes. >> musk is taking this very strong spotlight he has as one of the richest people in the world, as ceo of high profile companies, and drawing it to this thing. that is part of where i think it really matters. advertisers likely will look at this and they're probably a little on edge anyway. >> reporter: a political scienc

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as our betty yu reports, when you have that big of a following, there's no putting the genie back in the bottle. >> just days after becoming the new owner of twitter, elon musk raised concerns about spreading misinformation on the platform. he deleted a tweet responding to hillary clinton. writing there is a tiny point there might be more to this story than meets the eye, with link to a fringe website pushing an anti-lgbt conspiracy theory. >> it doesn't matter whether it's been fact checked or whatever. there's a large group of people who are going to say, well, you're the leader of twitter. you ought to know. you probably already vetted this. >> reporter: musk has 112 million followers on twitter. by the time he deleted the tweet, it had racked up more than 28,000 retweets, and 100,000 likes. >> elon musk is taking it very, very strong spotlight he has as one of the richest people in the world as the ceo of very high profile companies, and drawing it to this thing. that is part of where, i think it really matters. advertisers likely will look at this, and they're probably a little

betty yu with the highlights. >> reporter: you are asking voters for four more years. do you commit to all four? >> yes. i have barely been out of state. i have was on to take on the party and his leader, what they're doing to democracy, how they're attacking women's right to choose, banning books. >> reporter: during the hour long debate he dismissed speculation he is focused on a presidential ran. he has barely campaigned at home but has spent in antiabortion states. he called out brian dally, a farmer who owns a trucking business, for not standing up to big oil. dally blamed newsom's policies. >> i know your friends and those you run with can afford to live in california. but others are suffering from the policies you put forward. at the same time we have no water, no electricity, no plan. there is no plan. there is just throw money at it. >> reporter: presubmitted questions from voters focused on homelessness. >> what are your impressions of the streets in san francisco and what would you do beyond declaring a state of of emergency? >> i love san francisco. i used

in san francisco betty yu kpix 5. >>> just adding one more thing, newsom will ask state lawmakers to make tword oars permanent. one would allow them to let lab workers solely process covid tests. >>> now to the arrest of the suspected serial killer. police say they caught wesley brownlee as he was on the hunt for the next victim. now with one dead in oakland and five dead in stockton, reporter julie watts looks into his past and why he wasn't caught sooner. >> reporter: well he does have criminal history, but appears t be non-violent. records indicat he a misdemeanor dui in 2009 an a felony possession of cocaine in 2019. in 2017 he was cited for failing to obey a traffic stop. there were two traffic citations in 202 it 1 and 2022. brownlee recently formed a single member llc called solid blue transport. it's incorporated with the office address listed at his home in stockton. several possible relatives in chicago. we're in the process of confirming that now, but of course that would b significant because the suspected stockton serial kille seen here in video in the left is the same m

yu are lazy. she says wake up. how can we live without blood and without passion? she's very pase about justice. she says how can you see the poor and so forth and not be disturbed and do something? she has a marvelous balance of the mystical and prophetic. >> right. >> that's one more reason why se speaks loudly to us today, i th. she's a con template and activi. that's what we need. >> toward the end, you talk abot main street and wall street. >> main street and wall street. >> how she would probably be prc in that. >> i think she would have wordsr wall street. there is a passaget greed. she goes after greed. i think that names a lot of wall . she's absolutely fierce. she sas that greed and over abundance pleases no one. you always want more. >> you are bored. >> yes. that's right. she says greed creates boredom. you can see she analyzes human nature. e goes through all the virtues and virtues and vices and tries to match them against each other. s part of her healing, her work as as a healer. in that way she's a a therapist, a moral therapist.s saying we go over

. >> wang ting-yu, a parliamentarian from southern taiwan, says a kind of war has already started. >>nex taiwan for past 50 years. they try all different kind of way. maybe i can give you very concrete figures -- there are 20 million cyberattacks per day. >> per day? >> yes, every day. >> wang, who sits on parliament's foreign affairs and national defense committee, took us to a high-security lab where engineers track those attacks. >> this is taiwan here. >> ah, okay. >> a small island. but we are proud of it. the map shows the attacks from china in realtime as they hit taiwan. >> it's so close to china. >> yeah, unfortunately. >> so is china hoping to defeat taiwan without firing a single shot? >> they dream like that. >> "they dream." >> they desperately dream like that. >> he says on top of cyber warfare, they're trying to sabotage taiwan's thriving economy and intimidate politically powerful groups, like the farmers and fishermen in wang's home district court of tainan, who have been hit especially hard with a series of export bans. >> when speaker pelosi was here, china, we're t

betty yu has details for us. >> you are asking voters for four more years. you commit to serving all four? >> yes, and i was barely out of state a few hours to take on his party and leader of his party, donald trump, who is a passionate supporter of what they are doing to democracy. they are attacking women's right to choose, banning books. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom displaced information that he is going for presidential run. he has been money on ads in florida and texas, which are antiabortion states. newsom called out senator brian dahle, a farmer from northern carolina, on the trucking business, for not standing up to big oil. dahle blame to newsom's policy for high gas prices. >> i know your frie people you run with don't actually -- can afford to live in california, but that every day hard-working californian is suffering from policies you put forward. we have no water. we have no electricity. we have no plan. your plan, there is no plan. just throw money at it. >> reporter: questions also focused on homelessness. >> what are your impressions o

our betty yu with last night's face-off. >> you are asking voters for four more years. you commit to serving all four? >> yes. i've barely been out of state. i was out of state a few hours to take on his party, and the leader of his party, donald trump , how they are attacking women's right to choose, how they are banning books. >> reporter: during the hour-long debate, governor gavin newsom dismissed speculation he is focused on a presidential run. he has barely campaigned at home this year but has spent money on ads in florida and texas, which northernare antiabortion states. newsom called out senator brian dahle, a farmer from california, who owns a trucking business, for not standing up for big oil. dahle blame to newsom's policies for gas prices that are hi. >> i know your friends and people you run with can afford to live in california. but the everyday, hard-working, middle-class californian, governor, suffering from the policies he put forward. at the same time, we have no water, no electricity. we have no plan. your plan, there is no plan, just throw money at i

. >> reporter: in san francisco betty yu kpix 5. >> a lot of businesses have said enough is enough. walgreens closed several stores. they said it was too much theft. the ceo of kodo paxy made headlines last week. he said his team did not feel safe here. i asked the ceo of the bay area council what it will take to bring businesses back. >> we have to clean up the city. we have to make the city safe. we have to make it pleasant. a redesign to take place in order to see the future demands of us. >>> also tonight a san francisco city supervisor calling out police and sfmta after a crash that left one woman dead and another very badly hurt. this happened at 24th and santiago just before 11:00 this morning. police say the driver hit two pedestrians and then several cars. supervisor gordon mar says we need safer streets and we need them now. we need sfmta to move faster. and then he took a jab at the cops, tweeting we need sfpd to enforce traffic laws. we need everyone who drives a car to understand speeding kills. reckless driving took effect today. >>> well another day, another school sh

yu. a. then bring them to our department. well, now i 'll call the outfit for every fireman.they are all living together nikolai vasilyevich was standing when viktor katerin had a child, they put him in the corridor, the one that this man from the military worked in security, then he quit something from the guard, got a job guarding somewhere, and earns money from her husband’s illness and strongly knocked down. well , drinking drunk, she is about two years old, as she started about three years ago. come on why did he sit for robbery? clear. don't forget to call. okay okay, let's go. all the best. so guys, we are waiting for a cast iron, or a son, or take it. out of my head this is a crib, by the way new things are normal, because he is so small, and there he is. oh well, social services should deal with this. you are on child care. and we have to find the killer everything is strange. he is a completely ordinary child, like everyone else. and why should he be there by the age of five. and he had a mother who, at least somehow, but cared for him. and we have to find who did i

among them are soldiers from the lugansk donetsk republic, salima yu.ooking for my son for more than four months. when he found out that he was being held prisoner, he began to come to every exchange of prisoners of war, without losing hope and only for the fourth time. they finally met. for more than two months, sancha was first kept in the basement and only then transferred to a pre-trial detention center constant interrogations from food at best, bread was not allowed to call relatives, even just to talk with your parents, it was impossible to know that you didn’t have a father yet. i didn’t know about them at all, so they didn’t even let us call at all, and there was no connection with our parents. only now the news through the red cross is the best father in the world captured by bandera. forbidden to speak among themselves in russian forced to sing ukrainian songs and make videos, which were then posted on social networks. for refusal , the video was severely punished. there is one person behind the camera. this is the head of their tabar. he hear

. >> but, as betty yu reports when you have that big of a following there is no putting the genie back in the bottle. >> reporter: days after becoming the owner of twitter, he tweeted responding to hillary clinton there is a tiny possibility there might be more to the story than meets the eye with a link to a story from a fringe website pushing an antilbgt conspiracy theory regarding the attack on paul pelosi. >> when he says something it does not matter if it has been fact checked or whatever there is a large group of people who are going to say you are the leader of twitter you should know, you vetted this. >> reporter: musk has 112 million followers on twitter. by the time he deleted the tweet it racked up more than 28,000 retweets and 100,000 likes. >> elon musk is taking this very, very strong spotlight. he has, as one of the richest people in the world as the ceo of high profile companies and drawing it to this thing. and that is part of where i think it really matters. and they are probably on edge any way. >> joe tuman is a political professor. >> what is really remarkable, i t