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>> well, certainly it has been a big month. lot of change going on. prop 50 past on tuesday. of course, the faa reductions, fewer flights starting tomorrow. and representative nancy pelosi saying today that she will not be seeking reelection after a nearly 40 year career in congress. lot to talk about joining us to discuss all of this is east bay congressman mark to >> congressman, thank you for joining us. we know you held a town hall just last week from your constituents would want to talk about the shutdown, of course. but first and foremost, a reaction to congressman nancy pelosi’s

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retirement announcement. well, thank thank you for asking me i’m just grateful. great, great falls, a friend as an american citizen as a californian. >> i can’t say enough about. her leadership or legislative skills. not only the first woman speaker when i was very very glad that i was the 218 citing vote for the last time she became so i’m just very grateful. and i think all americans should it’s quite deplorable. the quote that i read from the president grateful that for nancy pelosi in my life and in the >> what was greatest skill and do you agree with many that say she’s not going to be stepping away entirely? >> i don’t think she’s capable of that. it’s in her dna literally. so just so many things. of course, the aca, affordable care act. here we are trying to defend that

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remarkable piece of health care help millions of americans get health i would say that, but so much. i mean, she was a leader on lgbtq appropriately representing this area and women’s rights and really mostly just her legislative skills to know her and water up close is really quite a phenomenon. >> well, you mentioned health insurance. of course, that is the number one issue here in terms of this government shutdown. what can you tell us about what’s been happening this week and do you think you might have a deal at some point in the next week? >> i sure hope so. as a ranking member on the health employment, labor and pensions subcommittee and labor committee, which has jurisdiction over 120 million americans who have employer employee health care. our healthcare system is really under attack. whether it’s the congressional budget office saying the big ugly bill

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17 million americans lose their health care or in this bill that we’re holding up it would raise the cost of health care under the affordable care act. thousands of dollars a year for american. so all of that, i voted against this bill vote against the big ugly bill. all of this is to pay for largest transfer of wealth from 90% of the american public to people make over 7 million dollars a year. and then extended currently. so we we cannot vote for this bill as it is. i’m proud that the senate democrats are holding out, i believe in negotiating in good faith. but the good faith has not been shown to the other side in the white are you having any talks with any republicans? not right now. certainly before we left and we were back last week may not have a lot of. personal professional relationships with conservative republicans. i don’t know what they’re doing. i think they’re intimidated madness. coming out of the white house.

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>> when you have your town hall last week, this one of the people we interviewed who attended, talked about how they weren’t personally going to be a factor. they weren’t personally affected by snap benefits. you might personally affected by the health insurance. didn’t think. but now with the travel issues that are going to be kicking into gear tomorrow that really opens up such a wide swath of americans that will be affected by this. do you think that that is enough to get the other side moving? >> i really don’t know because i’ve never seen anything like republican party, when i first got elected to the city council board of supervisors. when i started in my public service, i was a republican but left because it was driving in this direction. a more of a cold. i don’t know, but i’ve never seen anything like this. what it tells me, i

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think that they will break is just things the public attributing responsibility to the republican party. and the other thing is the epstein files linking only high this so long. one of the reasons are out. i firmly believe it when we go in, they have swear in representative like robin and that’ll be th 200 signature and the discharge petition, which would require within 4 with what it within. 48 hours to the full house whether to release lot and my republican colleagues don’t want to be in the position voting is doing. they should because they’re intimidated by the president and no to release it because they don’t want to have to defend why they’re defending people get what they did in the epstein files that were led to believe. so i think that’s the reason i don’t ideally crack. i see is the american public hopefully we see is siding with us in blaming the republicans bite pretty large margins given how divided the country is.

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>> you are in dublin this week with representative swalwell talking about what you call an ever increasing presence of ice in the bay area. what is the latest with that? what are you seeing? >> i’m actually encourage. i am encouraged that have heard our resistance to that. i represent most dublin now share with represents law. well, i represent where the eye with the federal prison it’s very clear to me. and there are rumors that they were going to take that over. if that can’t happen, that wind will also very quickly. because of the horrible physical health conditions of facility right now, as you determine by a federal judge and a special master. she presented. but on the other hand, i have the immigration court in my district in concord. i’ve been down there upset in the anonymously and i feel pretty strongly that they will overplay their their hand, but they started in

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concord and it washe result of the community and are selected that i think may go back back up. and the other thing is the the attitude of the governor and the attorney general that if they break state law just because they’re federal agents doesn’t mean that they’re immune to federal prosecution and they clearly have broken state law in california so that i think that had a lot to do with them backing across the state california. these individuals will be a little on the comfortable accountable under state law. they are not enough that just because the federal law enforcement. >> representative mark to we’re out of time. appreciate yours. have a good night. >> my pleasure. thanks as always. they care. >> we’re taking a live look outside at the san mateo bridge tonight. traffic moving pretty nicely. a lot clearer out there in terms of the skies than it was yesterday. that’s for sure, lawrence. yeah, you know, not bad around the bay area. we do have some patchy fog in the place that

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we are seeing, though, very thick out there. so watch out for some dense fog. tonight. is the cloud cover. >> kind of just kind of sneaks in here at close with winds up right now. dow, took him see the clouds kind of sneaking in rig t now more than on the way as we head throughout the night tonight. so, >> parts are still looking pretty clear otherwise. yeah, we’ve got some changes coming our way. we’ve got yet another front that’s approaching the coastline. this with a weaker system taking more than up in the pacific northwest. some showers begin to move into far northern california. there’s a slight chance we could see some showers maybe northern snowmen, northern not going to be much as we head toward late tonight early tomorrow morning that i think really the rest, the bay area, just some passing clouds, a little sunshine. the temperatures going probably pop just a little bit. and then as we get toward the weekend, the weekend looks good. lot of sunshine. in fact, some very nice weather temperatures warm up nicely. maybe some 70’s and maybe even a couple of 80’s as we head toward the afternoon on sunday, nothings changed quite a bit, though, as we head toward the middle of next week. and there you go. i’m urging of a couple of systems. one coming off the gulf of alaska. no one little subtropical moisture come up with the south and that begins

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to get things going. not only on wednesday, we get that front moving in continuing to rain on thursday, possibly into friday as well before things begin to taper off. so all things pointing toward a very wet period coming our way as we look toward the middle of next week. in fact, models as we head toward the middle of the month are showing a lot of green out there. and you look up to our scale wetter than normal forecast across much of california. nojust here, but look at some of the numbers we get toward the weekend. of course, most that rain located in the far northern california. then we see the storms begin to roll in as we get toward the middle of next week. and while those colors change quite a bit, you start to see some yellow red and some orange out there. and how about that models? at least right now paying almost 3 inches of rain in san francisco. that will come between wednesday and friday of next week. at all holds together. guys, back to you. thank you, lauren. san francisco has a new district. 4 supervisor. mayor lurie is appointed. 29 year-old isabella alker as a lifelong sunset resident and a small business owner and art and

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music teacher alcatraz says she wants to unite the community and make sure residents have a voice in decisions that affect their neighborhood. >> she’s also making history becoming the first philippine american to serve fund the city’s board of supervisors. mayor lurie says alker as springs, fresh energy and a deep understanding of the sunset community. >> and the east bay and alarming of theft at a popular park happened in oakland. dozens of rose bushes were stolen or uprooted from a community garden kron four’s philippe djegal reports. >> season the more common rose garden in oakland’s runs from which is just as long to rise. but looks just yesterday only use bush’s, some of them exotic, right? and he’s deeply personal sentiments behind the people planted shared space for everyone feel shame. so we manage by the city of oakland, but a group of dedicated volunteers are credited with maintaining its beauty. one of

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them described the theft online by saying many of the bushes were ripped out without digging the routes to preserve volunteers work quickly after the theft to clean up the aftermath of the vandalism. >> so most visitors don’t even notice what happened or what? don’t they resell i’ve no idea. it just seems. >> completely. >> selfish and just been saying all those signs say the area is under surveillance. it is unclear if any of the theft and vandalism were caught on camera. i just wonder like who my friend to come still, 51 plants. >> have those. whatever in a car and really just take from the people do you most. and so it made me think about how bad the economy is people out here just doing anything ai weiwei’s. a 51 report has been filed with the oakland police department. the 8 acre park opened in the 1920’s and features more than 6,000 rose bushes of all varieties. >> in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. i’ve

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been ross live at the sapd center in san jose where here for the induction ceremony, the hall of fame, san jose style class of 2025. after the break, we’re going to hear break, we’re going to hear from former iness, secure connectivity is critical.

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>> what’s going on, scott, the it’s a lively atmosphere here at sapd center. you can see behind me that the people are starting to file in getting ready for those expensive dinners and cocktails. great night. the 30th annual san jose sports hall of fame. and like you said, 5 new great members from all over the sports world. you got any bowler, longtime football coach for oak grove todd. clever notice captain america for rugby. that’s pretty good. absent in johnston, who was an independence high school wrestler, mark wilson. if you’re a san jose giants fan, you definitely know that name spent 3 decades as the general manager, but obviously the headliner tonight just in terms certainly media attention. landon donovan, one of the best soccer players in american history. he won 2 mls cups with the earthquakes. 6 total and i talked to him because, you know, he’s not

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from the bay area. he’s from southern california, but this sort of became a second home to him. he talked to me and some other reporters about what san jose means to him. take a listen. >> i was flying up this morning said sometimes a lot of time i said >> that sounds like we may have lost our connection, but if i’m still on, i want to tell you that i got a one-on-one interview with landon donovan, which we’re going to air later tonight on sports night live. i asked him. a little bit more about what san jose meant and what some of his favorite memories

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were, what he wants his legacy to be. was a really interesting conversation. again, he’s such a soccer star. be sure to tune in to that to see if i can sneak down. and and still some cocktails and tanner scott. but for now, i’ll send it back to you in the studio. >> i then got the hard assignment tonight. let’s do forty-niners and we start with your daily brock purdy update. he is quote, getting closer to returning. according to kyle shanahan, the team will make a decision friday on his status for sunday. stay too. one guy we know will be out there against the rams christian mccaffrey with his teammates seemingly dropping like flies all season. cmc has been the one constant and he’s delivered big time tied for second in the nfl in receptions. reminder, he’s a running back tied for 4th in scrimmage. touchdowns should be an mvp candidate. he certainly have the vote of his offensive coordinator and its quarterback. >> starts with his attention to detail. you know, the way he approaches route running. it’s very, very much like a receiver has a plan on every

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route. i was going to get he’s one of those guys who was incredibly instinctual, wants the ball touches his hands. he knows, you know how to drop. step out of turning yakima. he’s got great hands to do that. you can catch it and get vertical. he’s a guy really studies route running. he thinks about the route and he’s news, john, just going out there and doing what’s on paper. he has a plan. >> i think he’s been like that his whole life honestly, just super talented and obviously seen him from afar. but to be on the practice field with them in ots in training camp. really got to experience it in. i’m just explosive. and he trains all those movements. what i’ve noticed like he puts a lot of practice and 2. >> yeah, seems is pretty good. and u know, it’s kind of ironic all the 49 er injuries. and if you’d asked before the season, who’s the one guy you’re most concerned about getting hurt? christian mccaffrey, he’s been totally fine. you probably saw stafford super early early and often. was there a moment where you remember he just came in. you’re like, oh, my

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gosh, the first time i saw him on the practice field freshman year, he was that guy who you are. you you’re watching practice in august. you know, there’s to out there and you’re like, who’s that guy? yeah, yeah. he was that guy. but you also like, oh, that’s ed mccaffrey’s can write what i i did but yet know he was an eye opener from day one and has not disappointed good genes, but he’s the best one. yes. all thank you, scott. lawmakers are concerned eye’s ability to replace americans and american jobs and now they’re taking steps to try to protect that. our washington correspondent, raquel martin has that story. >> with artificial intelligence threatening to shake off the job market. congress is weighing its next i will be good for the united states if it is good for the working people of the united states. republican senator josh hawley and democratic senator mark warner are teaming up. the pair just introduced a bill mandating publicly traded companies. the school’s just how many jobs they’re cutting to make room for a on companies would

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report the data to the department of labor. we need some transparency recently. several major employers announced sweeping layoffs while expanding ai investments. just this week, amazon said its cutting 14,000 corporate jobs in june. it pledged 10 billion dollars for its ai infrastructure. senator warner says americans should be alarmed, especially recent college grads. we already have 9% unemployment of recent college graduates. i think that number could go to 25% literally within the next yourself. but net tech lobby firm representing companies like amazon argue the data doesn’t tell the whole story. the united states economy destroys about 5 million jobs every single month for various different reasons. but the economy ends up creating about 5.1 million new jobs in that same period. now, toys policy director patrick hatcher says major tech companies are already ramping up workforce training programs trained to use ai not be displaced by ai.

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president trump is hardly wary of the ai revolution earlier this year. >> he hosted major tech ceos at the white house and is encouraging france bit investment in washington. raquel martin. >> i dc back here to the trying to look at the golden gate bridge, but it’s foggy out there. it was on my way in just a few hours ago. seems at sticking around, lawrence. yeah, going to see that patchy fog throughout the night tonight. going to be dense in spots. so watch out for that traveling late tonight early tomorrow morning. you see it over the bay. right now you’re looking for the east bay hills, sneaking into oakland and berkeley right now. but but just a light wind is going to blow that around. the can clear out real quick and then all of a sudden make return again. something else to watch out for big time waves moving along the coastline, 70, maybe some. 25 footers up toward the beaches, not only tomorrow, probably through saturday. so we’ve got some storms off the coastline. there generated some large. well, if you plan to go surfing or fishing, watch out some big time waves out of mavericks as well. we’re also looking at astronomical high tides close to flood advisory in effect

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through saturday, too. expect another high tide just around 11 o’clock tomorrow morning. so be careful where you park your car, or you may be in for surprise. when you get back. temperatures for low is going to be generally low to about the mid 50’s. lot of cloud cover, patchy fog. and then tomorrow, kind of a mixed bag. you’re going to see some patchy fog and some sunshine in the afternoon. 60’s and a few 70’s over the next couple days. i think we’re headed toward a really nice weekend. that may be some 70’s 80’s. then you see those days in red wednesday and thursday back to storm clouds here in the bay area. >> thank you, lauren. south san francisco leaders are ramping up emergency food support with the help of the san mateo county board of supervisors tomorrow, residents who normally receive snap benefits can pick up $100 grocery gift card at the south. san francisco ymca community resource center. 1700 gift cards are going to be available for use at safeway. lucky and other albertsons operated stores. the giveaway last from 8 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon. the san mateo county board of supervisors approved $170,000 to support

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the ymca. one of the county’s 8 core service agencies. the city’s mayor spoke about the importance of local leaders stepping up as the shutdown persists. >> i tell everyone that here in south francisco, we’re not powerless even though this is a discussion of the federal government shutdown happening in washington, d.c., it effects of the local level. >> the director at ymca resource center says on average there, a food distribution program serves 375 households weekly since the government shutdown. that’s grown nearly 450 >> still ahead, hundreds of penguins joined for a chilly dip in the ocean. what led dip in the ocean. what led massive cold plunge next? this is tori. today, she’s helping

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back to you. >> i mean, i could watch that kit. the massive cold plunge. you could call it hundreds of penguins in antarctica. going for it. gio physicist near the that’s key research base captured this last month. you see the penguins gather at the shore in the morning and then. they leap into the ocean. ukrainian scientists say they believe the birds wait for the bravest to jump for stephen kind of nudging each other. you do it. do you do it? yeah. that’s because the first one risks getting attacked by predators like leopard seals. so once they’re safely in and it looks so good, the rest are came to follow some of them like i hit >> it’s been a property is at 6. appreciate you being with us. 7 we’ll see you back us. 7 we’ll see you back later.

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