our betty yu has been following all of the details of the itinerary and the passengers who are makingt of going nowhere. >> reporter: passengers are now going into their second night on the ruby princess docked at pier 27 just over my shoulder. i spoke with one passenger who says this is his first post pandemic cruise and will be his first time seeing alaska, should he choose to stay on this ship. performers entertained cruise ship passengers aboard the ruby princess friday night. bleacher dave, as he's better known, snapped these photos of people enjoying the pool and socializing in the last 24 hours on a ship that was supposed to depart for alaska thursday afternoon. the collision happened earlier that day on arrival. the ship now carrying 3,200 new passengers has to remain docked until repairs are made and inspected by the u.s. coast guard. the ruby princess is now expected to leave three days after its original departure time. what was your first reaction when you found out you're not leaving till sunday at 4:00? >> the first thing i thought sunday at 4:00 was get me off of this t

betty yu was at the game with the protest in the park. >> reporter: it was an unusual move seeing two fan bases unite in a show of solidarity. the a's took the loss on tuesday, but the energy inside oracle park was high. [ chanting ] >> reporter: the battle of the bay became unite the bay tuesday night. fans from both teams chanted sell the team, a plea to keep the a's in oakland. >> i'm here to represent my team to show my love and respect for the team. >> reporter: fans showed their love for the team literally from head to toe. thousands of fans wore shirts that read sell across the front. fan groups, the oakland 68s and the last dive bar, gave away the black and white shirts ahead of tuesday's game. last month, fans put on the classic green shirts for the reverse boycott at the coliseum. >> you'll never see it between oakland and san francisco ever. >> reporter: mark stauffer has been a fan since the team moved to oakland. >> they've already made legislative moves in nevada. >> reporter: why bother at this point? >> they have to tear down a huge building. they have to get the owner

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betty yu has been live with the unite the bay rally. that is an unusual kind of cooperation there, betty! >> reporter: jules, this is not something you see. this is pretty unusual because it is a real show of solidarity between these two great fan bases and demand that you mentioned, owner john fisher. they have a message for him. take a listen. >> sell the team! sell the team! sell the team! >> reporter: there you have it! the fans are chanting stay in oakland and sell the team. this is another push to keep this team from leaving oakland. many fans that you are seeing are wearing green t-shirts that say sell across the chest. that is from the last reverse boycott at the coliseum in oakland. fans today are wearing black and white cell shirts and the color choice is out of respect for the giants. two groups are giving these shirts away for free ahead of the game. the event is called unite the bay. it is a chance for these fans to have their voices heard and be visible. >> seeing fellow a's fans turnout, and not just fellow a's fans, like

in washington, d.c., shirley yu, a senior visiting fellow at the london school of economics. in beijing, einar tangent, a senior fellow at the taihe institute. a very warm welcome to you all and thanks for joining us on the program. einar, i'm going to start with you. just how relevant is asean on a global stage today? >> well, it's increasingly relevant because of its growth. if you look at almost all indices, they're way, way ahead. they're part of this kind of larger china asian economic block, not only through rcep, but through the belton road, -- not only through rcep, but through the belton road initiative, which has been helping with infrastructure and things like that. so it's become a kind of a area of interest. the u.s. has been involved 10 years after asean was created, but it was always seen as a strategic issue. now it's increasingly becoming economic. it has a very large trade surplus of the u.s. and a lot of the goods that were previously coming directly from china are actually now coming from asean states. there are intermediate goods that are made in china th

betty yu is live with us now. this case is so disturbing. what do we know about how this little boy is doing right now? >> reporter: you're right, just another senseless tragedy. we just learned from chp that this child was transferred to children's hospital in oakland in grave condition. all the while the chp is asking for the public's help in identifying this child's shooters. traffic on eastbound 580 was shut down for several hours friday night after a shooting between two cars near harrison street just before 6:30. cones marked bullet casings scattered across the freeway lanes. the chp lieutenant was visibly moved by the violence. >> another senseless tragedy that happens on our freeways. we had two vehicles that chose to utilize our freeway systems as a rolling gunbattle when a child was struck by gunfire, where a violent crime occurs, it touches you. >> reporter: the chp described the two suspect cars as a dark gray suv and a maroon-colored suv. officers believe both exited eastbound on 580 at park street. >> it's terrible. it's like w

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betty yu spoke to people who are hoping their neighbors will listen and celebrate responsibly. >> reporter: it's a fourth of july tradition for this family to take in a show or buy fireworks to light up in street. >> our parents were here so we went downtown to see the fireworks. this year we are gathering friends and family and we'll do fireworks. >> magic dreams and this fountain. >> reporter: thread plenty to choose from at the stand in dublin run by volunteers. this supports the rotary club of dublin. this is one of the nonprofit's biggest fund raisers of the year. >> all the proceeds from this, net proceeds, all go back to the community, to the schools, seniors, veterans, people in need. >> reporter: what are you most excited about? >> sparklers. >> reporter: fireworks range from 1.50 to $800. >> we have fireworks for every budget, every type of family. some people like no noise. some people like a lot of noise. some prefer color. >> reporter: this video was shared of how quickly safe and sane fire work with ignite dry vegetation. con fire wants to remind residents fireworks are banne

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our betty yu sat down with her to answer to her critics. betty is joinin us now. i know you have covered this expensively from the other side. >> this was my first opportunit to sit down with her. i was limited to 15 minutes. we shoul mention that local parents of victims and leaders are involved. >> family members of victims ar saying that the decisions you have made are unfair to them, that sentences that criminals have been given are excessively lenient and that perpetrators are favored over victims. what' your response to that? >> i feel definitely, my heart goes out to people who have los loved ones in this community. some people aren't able to appreciate the work we do. >> the work of price has been focused on reforms including alternatives to incarceration and not charging juveniles as adults. now paper work has been filed. families of victims believe price has been pushing for the shortest possible sentences. price has argued tha adding enhances disproportionately helps people >> 82% are black, any time we can divert people from the criminal system, that's

. >> as betty yu shows us, there was a huge line before the doors even opened. >> reporter: the 127-year-old anchor brewing company had its final service at its tap room sunday. so many people showed up they had to turn people away before they officially closed their doors. the line to get into anchor public taps stretched down the block. many fans of the historic san francisco brand savored last pints of their favorite beer and picked up whatever they could carry on their way out. tell me what you got here. >> oh i got a lot of memorabilia, some beers to go. >> reporter: this san francisco resident tim mcneil picked up christmas ale from 2017 and 2018. >> i typically don't drink during the summer but i kind of felt like i had to do it. >> reporter: they announced in july it would be closing because of huge loss in sales largely due to the pandemic. employees were given 60 days' notice and promised severance packages. why was it important for you to be here as a boston resident? >> nostalgia. >> reporter: bill stopped by before catching a flight sunday. >> it's a shame that something like th

they close their taps after being in business for more than a centur and our betty yu was there. >> reporter: the line to get into anchor taproom stretched down the hill at potrero hill. >> tell me what you got here! >> i got some memorabilia and some beers to go. i typically don't drink during the summer time but i felt like i had to d it. >> reporter: anchor brewing 's heritage goes back to the gold rush. sapporo usa announced tha it would be closing because of huge loss in sales largely due to the pandemic. employees were given 60 days notice and promised a severance package. >> why is important for you to be here as a boston resident? >> nostalgia. >> reporter: bill stopped by before catching a flight on sunday. >> it is a shame that something like this is going away. we are just hoping that somebody is going to rally. >> reporter: anchor brewing's future is uncertain. the brewer has said there are about two dozen investors including forme employees who are interested in buying it during the liquidatio process. patrick markel is a union representative who says that the union is working t

our betty yu was there, and met a group that could be described as the first family of the fair. >> reporter friday, crowds took in the final fireworks and drone show of the season. temperatures today reached well into the 90s, but that hasn't stopped the crowds from kicking off the holiday weekend outdoors. as the night cooled, fireworks and drones lit up the sky at the alameda county fair. fair goers took in dazzling displays. earlier in the day, crowds indulged in county fair favorites including live music, rides, and food. among the most popular items, classic corn dogs and lemonade from concession stands run by the williams family. dean williams has been running them for nearly 50 years. >> it's our livelihood. it's what we do, and we do it because we live it. my wife and i met at the fair. >> reporter: dean began working at this very fair in 1966 when corn dogs were just 25 cents. today the classic is $7. he and his wife own red and white concessions and travel to 25 fairs in the state throughout the year. >> the oil is in the fryer, so we just deep it in here. >> reporter: the recipe

betty yu was there with us with the latest. >> reporter: the 127 anchor brewing company had its final service on monday. they had to turn people away. the line to get in stretched down the block. fans savored the last pint of their beer on their way out. tell me what you got here. >> a lot of memorabilia and some beers to go. >> reporter: picking up christmas ale. >> i typically don't drink it during the summertime. >> it goes back to the gold rush. announcing it will be closing because of a huge loss in sales largely due to the pandemic. employees were promised severance packages. why was it important for you as a boston resident and fan? >> nostalgia. >> reporter: bill covert stopped by before catching a flight on sunday. >> it's a shame that something like this was going away. we are just hoping someone is going to rally. >> reporter: the future is still uncertain since announcing the closure, there are about two dozen investors who are interested in buying it during the liquidation process. the union is working with two law groups. the union wants to run it as a worker owned coope

betty yu reports they're just as excited as the fans. >> reporter: santana row is jus one of the shopping and dining destinations here in the south bay feeling the effects of taylor swift coming to town. we met some fans that came a long way to see the pop superstar. how did you guys prep for this? >> made a lot of bracelets and got cute outfits. >> we made 78. >> reporter: and you're wearing them all tomorrow? >> yes. >> reporter: jennifer, her daughter and cousin flew in for saturday's concert. [ singing ] >> reporter: the second of two shows that's bringing well over 100,000 fans to the bay area. >> we just came out here for some shopping and dinner. we'll go back, relax, and spend the day tomorrow getting ready. >> reporter: this was the closest destination that worked for the fresh family. is this your first time in the bay? >> yes. >> reporter: what do you think? >> it's' really fun area. we love it. >> it's really pretty and nice out here. >> reporter: nearby tony and elba's pizza and pasta has felt the taylor effect all week. the owner even reserved two tables for taylor herself.

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. >>> a fast response to a brushfire that force people to evacuate in betty yu . the live effort to protect homes. >> the wind started blowing. scenes like this over the bay area had firefighters scrambling to keep up. >> i heard a crackling and i tried the door. it was an inferno. >> the devastating aftermath of a night full of illegal fireworks . we hear from the people who paid a heavy price. >> so needless . so irresponsible . >> a burst of violence in one bay area city with six people shot in one of several chaotic crime scenes . >>> bhi neighborhoods in a heated battle over housing, from a 50 story high-rise to affordable housing for teachers. >> the showdown over two controversial developments in san francisco's sunset district. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> i am sara donchey. scary moments for neighbors with the first mandatory evacuation as we go into the peak of fire season . the fire broke out on the east side of the city near silverado middle school. we go live to napa.

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that was until now when betty yu sat down for a one on one with the embattled prosecutor. >> reporter: family members of victims are saying the decisions made are unfair to them, that sentences criminals have been given are lenient and perpetare favored over victims. what's your response to that? >> definitely my heart goes out to the people who have lost loved ones in this community. we at the district attorney's office are very, very committed to making sure we are providing the best services. some people are not able to actually appreciate the work that we do. >> reporter: the work of pamela price has been focused on progressive reforms including alternatives to incarceration and not charging juveniles as adults. official paperwork to launch recall has been filed. there are people who say we are here because they don't feel safe. >> i was elected because the people in the community didn't feel safe unfortunately. we know that crime under my predecessor was, you know, pretty much exploding. the da's role has really no impact on crime. >> reporter: oakland police recently warned resi

. >> so she told lawmakers then and her betty yu last night that the system failed her son. >> thank you for coming first. i promised myself i wouldn't do this. >> reporter: lorie mohs choked back tears, marking three months since her 26-year-old son blake was killed on the job. police said the home depot loss prevention employee was shot to death by a shoplifter at the pleasanton store. benecia knapps, who allegedly stole a charger for a power tool, was arrested for his murder. >> this journey is hard. okay? it's hard. and so today's special for me. and the reason it's special is, you know, blake always wanted to be a newark police officer. that was his life goal. >> reporter: on tuesday, several members of the newark police department showed up for his candlelight vigil. blake was a volunteer cadet and a week before his murder, he texted his mentor lieutenant sal sandoval he was looking to make the transition. his final message read, i'll be starting to send out apps again, i think i'm finally ready. my sprints are great. i'm still working on cardio though. >> i'm going to remember

betty yu has more on this latest troubling incident. >> reporter: traffic on eastbound 580 was shut down for several hours friday night after a shooting between two cars near harrison street just before 6:30. cones marked bullet casings scattered across the freeway lanes. the chp lieutenant was visibly moved by the violence. >> another senseless tragedy that happens on our freeways. we had two vehicles that chose to utilize our freeway systems as a rolling gun battle when a child is struck by gunfire or a violent crime occurs, it touches you. >> reporter: the chp described the two suspect cars as a dark gray suv and a maroon colored suv. officers believe both exited eastbound on 580 at park street. >> i mean, it's terrible. it's, like, we've been dealing with shootings, robberies, car break-ins, i mean, it's endless, you know. it's just another kid, it's ridiculous. i mean, things are beyond out of hand. >> reporter: drew van zee lives next to the freeway overpass and saw the emergency response. >> i've lived in oakland, actually, over 30 years, so things are worse. i mean, things were b

our betty yu spoke to a passenger who is going nowhere right now, you have details of the itinerary >> it will be shortened. this passenger said it is really not all that bad, though, he described the entire experience as quote dis combobulated. that is the ruby princess. it has been hours since they boarded. they can get off of the ship for a full refund or choose to stay on it for a partial refund. we have new video of that dent in the ship. the u.s. coast guard is inspecting and reviewing repair work. the ruby princess is now expected to depart at 4:00. cut from a 10 day cruise to a seven-day cruise to alaska. i spoke with one of the local passengers on the ship. he is better known as bleacher dave. he is from oakland. he actually described the mood on board as pretty good. people are enjoying the pull, indulging in great meals, playing games. he just finished going to a martini demonstration this afternoon. he told me that at this point he is undecided but princess cruise is giving passengers until 11:00 a.m. on sunday to decide and in his words, he said you can pretty much eat yo

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our betty yu rode along with con fire. the department responded to 58 fires, 50 of those possibly tied to fireworks including this one on 8 and d-streets in antioch. the couple inside who just celebrated their wedding anniversary had to jump out of bed and scramble to get out. >> i woke up my wife, i got the dogs, i told her run out the front door because it was really on fire. it was really burning. >> the homeowner tells us his neighbor heard fireworks which they think landed on top of their garage. his vintage car in his yard now charred. other possessions inside of the home destroyed. >> we lost a whole lot of stuff. >> reporter: a similar seen in union city where a fire burned a home last night for the second time this year. the homeowner telling officials he suspects fireworks. and in unincorporated alameda there was a fire. they managed to prevent more damage by confiscated 400 pounds of fireworks last night. >> so, one bay area city was hit harder than most. the police in hayward never seen anything like what happe

the fighters of the yu group of troops destroyed three strongholds of the apu.the help of the solar system, the details were reported in the press center of the unit. aviation of the southern group of forces launched missiles on bombing strikes on the accumulation of enemy manpower and military equipment in the lisichansky solidarity of artyomovsky and alexander kalinovsky direction by the calculation of the multiple launch rocket system of the tornado-s struck command post of the fifty-third mechanized brigade. artillery was foreshadowed in the area of ​​the settlement, the groups were destroyed, the enemy’s ammunition depot in the area of ​​the settlement was red during the counter-battery fight. destroyed. nationalist infantry fighting vehicle near artyomovsk. self-propelled, stud howitzer. konstantinovka 122-millimeter artillery gun up to 30 maximilianovka from 152-millimeter towed howitzers, 100, b in the area of ​​​​the village is acute. and now again the news with a note urgently, an explosion and fire occurred on the second floor of a building in the cen

betty yu spoke to neighbors who say it is clear that the group was in a stolen car . >> reporter: a crash you might see in a hollywood movie, a car goes through a guard rail, flew an embankment, landed upside down. it happened around 7:20 saturday. >> there was a woman pulling out a guy all bloody and the guy had a full face mask all black, dressed in black. she was in black with red hair yelling we have three minutes until the cops come. hurry up. >> reporter: san francisco police said everyone inside the car fled the scene. michael perez was among several neighbors who rushed to help the five people inside. >> we saw what was going on. there were bottles of alcohol pouring out of the car and they were all bloody. you could tell they were up to no good. they were vandals. you could tell by the way they were dressed and what was spilling out of the car. they didn't want our help. she said don't touch me. >> reporter: this neighbor said he spoke to a man who had been carjacked. >> they kicked him out of his car a couple minute before somewhere down the block. he fought them and in the end

. >> betty yu was there. >> kids were getting on top of the muni. people were smashing windows on the bus i was on. people were tagging the bus i was on. >> reporter: it was london hodge's first ever dolores hill bill of indictment he was able to skate down himself before things turned ugly. >> it was still fun at first. then it turned into a riot. >> reporter: san francisco police in riot gear moved in as the crowd grew unruly and ignored calls to disperse. residents told police they feared for their safety as fireworks were being set off. muni buses vandalized. at one point, a teen allegedly spat on a sergeant who was assaulted as he tried to detain the suspect. today, activists came together to protest spd's response calling it excessive. >> we were outraged by the unprecedented, one of the most violent responses we've seen the police conduct in san francisco in recent memory. >> reporter: sfpd call this behavior reckless, dangerous, and illegal. there were no serious injuries. the police officers union said in a statement in part, "in year's pas

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. >> she told lawmakers then and our betty yu tonight that the system failed her son. >> thank you for coming, first. um, i promised myself i wouldn' do this. >> reporter: lori choked back tears as she marked three month since her 26-year-old son blake was killed on the job. police say the home depot loss prevention employee was shot to death at this shore. the woman that allegedly stole a charger for a power tool was arrested for his murder. >> this journey is hard. it's had. it's hard. so today is special for me. it's special because blake always wanted to be a police officer. that was his life goal. >> reporter: several members of the police department showed up for his vigil. blake was a volunteer cadet. he told his mentor was looking to make the transition a week before his murder. he said i'll be startin to send out apps again. i think i'm finally ready. my sprints are great. i'm still working on cardio, though. >> aisle remember blake and remember thinking i wish i coul clone home. >> reporter: as they hold blake close to their hearts, the mohs family is fighting another battle.

here in this form, drivers and yu. mitrofanov was taken away by an ambulance after the incident. on the highway near samara, a guy survived by a miracle, and the culprit is like water off a duck's back. who almost killed the injured reporter maria silvestrov. checked out the scene. rushing along the m5 federal highway from 1029 km to i didn’t even have time to get scared of him now , everything was so fast unexpectedly weighing about 3 kg, i almost killed him. i didn’t understand what happened from under the wheel of the oncoming lane, like a cannonball passed through the windshield, my hand was at that time here on the steering wheel, the part hit my hand , crushed it and already ricocheted off in my face and hit the skin. ah, the salon. here she left a trace here shock and unbearable pain. and i found the strength in myself to not throw the steering wheel, he pulls down to the side of the road, his left hand is crushed, a lacerated wound on the cheek of the surgeon. stitched up almost 5 hours with the head of the bone. i had a fracture. the crushed mournful complex bruised a st

our betty yu is there. >> reporter: many residents fed up with crime in oakland are set to attend a public safety meeting at the montclair presbyterian church tonight. pamela price, the oakland police captain and other officials are expected to show up. >> reporter: today, oakland police announced they have made arrests in connection with the carjacking series. that includes this recent attempt on skyline boulevard. luckily, the victim was able to get away. police said they arrested three people who unsuccessfully tried to flee in a car and on foot in nearby san leandro. they are responsible for multiple armed carjackings in five neighborhoods, including those in the oakland hills. >> crime is rising on a daily basis. the montclair area, you know, they are coming down from, i guess you could call it the flats up here and taking all they can get. >> reporter: safeway employee jarrell taylor has been working in the area for the past 25 years. he said he has seen a noticeable increase in crime, including daily theft, assault and robbery in the last year. >> there is crime everywhere, but it i

jumped on these pitching staff early, putting up 5 runs in the second one out with the bases loaded for yuits the cni chopper up the middle. that will play a runner sox go up 2, nothing. the inning continues. and this time jarren duran hits a chopper off the plate to second base. tony kemp gets it. but duran beats out the infield. single sox go up. 3 zip, then former giants killer justin turner continued the week hit parade flaring a looper into right in comes another socks up 5, nothing after 2 innings. but in the 7th down 5, one, seth brown, the man on. it's a long drive that exits into the bull pen. she just centerfielder adam duvall. >> we've got a game 5, 3, but that was as close as they would get a's lose. 73 in game one at boston. 2 more tries this weekend. round 2 of the u.s. women's open at pebble beach. the world's best golfers have been treated to just the majestic weather that makes the monterey peninsula. one of the world's most scenic spots, most iconic golf course. as we started the second hole where we find hr review. knocks in the short birdie putt, she stands -3,000 she's

betty yu has been covering this all day. she is live where the cruise is expected to set sail a couple hours ago, right eddie? let's see, it is still there. >> reporter: it is still here, jules! that ship is full of thousands of passengers who are ready to go to alaska, but as you can see that departure is delayed. at this point we have not received any indication from princess cruises when this ship will depart. earlier i spoke to several passengers who said they received no notification of the collision itself for the delay. everything appeared to be on schedule. the damage could be seen from chopper 5. the collision happened just after 6:00 a.m. on the ground, passengers embarking on the next trip to alaska got an up close look. some snapped photos. >> what is running through your mind right now? >> i was thinking about how the titanic has been in the news lately, so all of a sudden i did not know anything about this until she told me, and i am thinking there is a hole in the boat? it feels a little iffy. >> reporter: but

want to go to john yu right now, by the way, outsandinging author. -- outstanding author. one i just it shoulded is politically incorrect guide to the supreme court. participants of it -- parts of it are laugh out loud funny. john, very good to the see to you. one of the things you point out here, you know, this notion that politicians can come and go, but in the meantime, it's the courts that are a back with drop for all of this -- backdrop for all of this. the counts, meantime -- courts, meantime, are going to be very involved with what happens with donald j. trump, potentially involved with joe biden regarding hunter biden. that seems less likely. but i did want to get your thoughts on the timeline for some of these investigations or at least trials. the may 24 trial scheduled for donald trump on the classified documents thing, that's smack dab in the middle of the primaries. by then, ostensibly he could be the nominee of the republican party. he could have a -- acquired enough delegates to be the nominee, which is one of the reasons why his people are saying push thing

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. >> reporter: yu says he wants to walk this road again someday with his grandchildren and talk about after the armistice. >> translator: it is my hope the next generations will live in a comfortable, stable, and beautiful korean peninsula. >> reporter: the dmz peace trail is set to officially open in september. the government plans to make this expedition on annual event and eventually transform it into a global attraction. nhk world. >>> all right, shifting now to the weather people in and around tokyo saw skies overcast on thursday, and that made it feel much cooler. our meteorologist jonathan oh explains the forecast in a our world weather report. >>> hello, we got to see some cloud cover as we went through thursday, and that helped to bring the temperatures down just a bit, taking off the edge of the heat we saw on wednesday when highs were in the mid to upper 30s in some locations especially around the canto koshu region. we're still looking at heavy rain concerns as we go into friday. we still have the rainy season front still in place, still a big part of the story part of the