deadly stampede, 1979, 11 people died and two doesn't hurt when thousands of fans try to rush into the cincinnati riverfront coliseum to see the who. >>> fairfield police have arrested a suspect after one person is killed and police are calling it an online purchase gone wrong. police responded to an incident on tyler street around noon on thursday as they say they found a 19-year-old man dead with gunshot wounds. the man responded to a car for sale at on the offer up at and he brought cash to the transaction and was shot. fairfield police arrested a 24- year-old of san pablo and police are continuing to investigate the incident. >>> coming up, $1 trillion infrastructure bill finally passes in congress. coming up, more on the battle and if we even know where all that money will be going. >>> a look at the major honor for california's first openly elected official, harvey milk. >>> and why wine from northern >>> i don't think it is an exaggeration to suggest we took a monumental step forward as a nation. >> president joe biden is praising the passage of a $1 trillion infrastructure package last ni

the divisional series in cincinnati. posey hit a grand slam. the giants came back to win the final three games of the series and went on to win their second world series a few weeks later. now, the last time i saw the seven-time all-star, in the giant beingout, october 14th, right after the dodgers won game five and limit nateed the giants from the playoffs. we asked him then if he was coming back, and he said he wanted to take some time, talk it over with his wife, see what was like being the full00 time dad of four kids for a while, and after his press conference is tomorrow, well, it's going to be a long time now for buster posey who apparently is moving on and hanging them up. >> it's been great career. good for him. >> no greater job than fatherhood. >> lot of people caught offguards by the reports of the retirement. we'll share more later in the newscast. >>> sad news out of the east bay. local leaders are reacting to a the news that alameda county supervisor wilma chan was struck and killed by a par while walking her dog. according to a

rain ends pretty early in the day for chicago, but then as we head towards noon, cincinnati, marshall, memphis, down towards houston, those are going to be the spots. eventually cleveland is going to have some spots. we'll focus on the bay area forecast in a few minutes. >>> inflation, something everyone is dealing with this thanksgiving. cost of the traditional dinner is up 14% by some estimates, but reporter gabe cohen tells us it's not the farmers who are cashing in. >> reporter: as jim jones finishes the sweet potato harvest on this north carolina participate, skyrocketing costs are slicing through his profits. are you seeing any more money from this inflation? >> no, no. we're actually paying for it. >> reporter: the price of

the car can't believe is the icing on the cake for cincinnati. joe mixon. area native. he scores. 30 carries a 123 yards and 2 touchdowns for makes his team angled win 32 to 13 the raiders have now 3 games in a row. >> tough season for good finish. 49 in the warriors right now. they're beating the kate rooney is at shea. she'll be alive after the game at 8. that winning streak continues. yeah. for the worse need to. thanks, jason. is that a good season so far for him. >> just thanks. all right. let's check in with recent. let's get you ready for the start of your thanksgiving week. yeah. we're going to track widespread 60's and 70's 66 degrees for downtown san francisco in half moon bay low 70's to start out. >> you're short work week monday, oakland and san jose in the low 70's. but then we're going to cool down with seasonal temperatures through thanksgiving and then dry for the next 7 days. back to jonathan just staying. >> thank you so much and thank you for joining us here. during kron, 4 news at 6 o'clock tonight. we'll see during prime time starting at 8. to be a

jill meyer runs the cincinnati chamber. this is what she had to say yesterday. >> we've had multiple presidents stand underneath the bridge and proclaim that they realize that it was a priority to get done. there are so many moving parts, pieces and dollars in building out such a big piece of infrastructure. it's expensive. it cuts through literally through lots of different geographic places. we're not counting our chickens yet. we don't have the funds yet. and we've learned a long time ago that we will not celebrate that bridge until we can see it. >> as you alluded to, and as jill alluded to, any number of politicians have stood under this bridge and pledged to replace it. i spoke the governor yesterday who said he's going to be proud to be the governor in office when it's placed. to build a bridge adjacent to it and shut this down. >> you know, a few days ago mitch mcconnell called the infrastructure bill transformative. we talk about the idea that this is now a uniting of both mcconnell, a democratic governor in kentuc

we had soccer in cincinnati. team usa facing mexico in the world cup qualifier. scoreless, 74th minute, that is the u.s. star entering the game as a sub. knocks it in with his nogen. over time, no 49ers this weekend, they are hosting the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> you know this is going to be so good. adele will debut new music for the first time in six years in a special prime time concert this weekend right here on cbs. >> she will sit down with oprah to talk about her new album and the stories behind the songs. >> then she said, you know, i want to be able to share my truth and talk about what i have been through and express that in the most natural way. so, that is exactly what happened during this interview. >>> adele, one night only, airs sunday night at 8:00 right here on kpix5. my auntie called me. she said uncle's had a heart attack. i needed him to be here. your heart isn't just yours. protect it with bayer aspirin. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> enjoy y

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similarly in cincinnati, we have no service. we are not serving phoenix or las vegas. these are all incredibly vibrant communities, growing and we think that they deserve train service because they've got the kind of population that makes sense, and you can connect rail lines to those nearby cities, where rail does its best. the thing that rail does well is those 300 mile or less trips, where we can be competitive with cars in terms of trip time and really provide that convenience and downtown to downtown connectivity. louisville is a great place we would love to serve. it is on our map for our 15 year vision, and we will be working with state all over the country to develop -- states all over the country to develop partnerships that could bring service to louisville and across the south. host: is a grin, ohio on your map -- is akron, ohio on your map? guest: on the map, we have a real focus in ohio for what we call our three c and d corridor that would connect columbus, dayton and cincinnati and again, an incredible series of cities and obviously amtrak should be serv

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mike white led the league with 405 passing yards to lead the jets, yes, the jets over victory over cincinnati >>> actor alec baldwin is breaking his silence, delivering the first on-camera comments about the tragic shooting that claimed the life of cinematographer halyna hutchins. she was laid to rest yesterday in a private funeral for family and close friends in los angeles. >> reporter: ten days since a cinematographer and director were shot, the man who pulled the trigger turning heads in his first on-camera comments >> in is a one in a trillion episode. >> reporter: alec baldwin praising the "rust" film crew. >> there are incidental accidents on film sets from time to time. but nothing like this. we were a very, very, you know, well-oiled crew, shooting a film together and then this horrible event happened >> reporter: but others on the ground paint a different pi picture. some crew members walked out over safety concerns, including numerous misfires. the production says they were not made aware of any official complaints >> obviously, this was not a well-oiled machine and nobody would lo

in the division with pittsburg and since cincinnati. can't afford to let it up. we wrap up the thanksgiving sunday night football. 7 eastern on your station. >> thank you. the ravens lead the series with the browns. 33 to 11. the last meeting was last december in cleveland. baltimore won 47-42. check out sports bay area for all your 49ers coverage. they begin with pregame live noon sunday and post game reaction immediately after the game. and the 49ers have been doing really well. >> reaction should be good. >> i don't know how close you have been following the season. there are no great teams anywhere. there are so many chances for teams to do well and play offs. >> 49ers are in the mix. >> right now at 6:00. prepare for the variant. world health leaders are warning about the new coronavirus mutation. >> the first emotion i had was disappointment. >> what bay area health officials say about it. whether you should be worried or mot. >> new travel restrictions. >> more officers on the street than shoppers. union square recently hit by a group of smash and grab thi

. >> oh, boy, atlanta winning it leaves cincinnati and minneapolis as lousiest. >> they will get over it. >> we will see. >> okay, thanks. >> there is always next year. >>> still ahead, moose on the loose. we will show you how this big guy of course, in california we have a problem with bears, in south dakota it is a moose. take a look at the moose on the loose caught on video this morning. he sprinted across the home field. the police and stadium staff chased the little >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> it is. - [narrator] the following is a paid commercial program for better bladder. sponsored by trusted therabotanics. are you always checking out the location of the nearest bathroom? do you have trouble sitting through a movie without a bathroom break? are you afraid you'll have an accident when you sneeze or laugh in public? are you constantly getting up throughout the night because you have to go? if you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be suffering from a weak and unpredictable bladder. the cause of some of life's most embarrassing and uncomfortabl

rain ends pretty early in the day for chicago, but then as we head towards noon, cincinnati, marshall, memphis, down towards houston, those are going to be the spots. eventually cleveland is going to have some spots. we'll focus on the bay area forecast in a few minutes. >>> inflation, something everyone is dealing with this thanksgiving. cost of the traditional dinner is up 14% by some estimates, but reporter gabe cohen tells us it's not the farmers who are cashing in. >> reporter: as jim jones finishes the sweet potato harvest on this north carolina participate, skyrocketing costs are slicing through his profits. are you seeing any more money from this inflation? >> no, no. we're actually paying for it. >> reporter: the price of fertilizer, fuel, and labor are way up, with no ceiling in sight. how did you profit change this year? >> i would say 10 to 15%. haven't how about next year? >> add that much to it gain. >> reporter: inflation may be cooking up the most expensive thanksgiving it inpry for families. the average dinner cost subpoena 5 percent, the american farm bureau says it

we had soccer in cincinnati. team usa facing mexico in the world cup qualifier. scoreless, 74th minute, that is the u.s. star entering the game as a sub. knocks it in with his nogen. over time, no 49ers this weekend, they are hosting the >>> you know this is going to be so good. adele will debut new music for the first time in six years in a special prime time concert this weekend right here on cbs. >> she will sit down with oprah to talk about her new album and the stories behind the songs. >> then she said, you know, i want to be able to share my truth and talk about what i have been through and express that in the most natural way. so, that is exactly what happened during this interview. >>> adele, one night only, airs sunday night at 8:00 right here on kpix5. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> enjoy your weekend. it is going to be great (announcer) the following is a paid commercial program for rotorazer, sponsored by razor tools llc. stay tuned to find out how to get a free upgrade to the rotorazer 3000 series absolutely free. (joe) uh-oh, ca

. >> game five cincinnati grand slam was pretty emotional for all of us fans. he has been here for 12 years. the heart and soul of the giants. we will miss him. >> j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> tributes pouring in. the san francisco chronicle releasing this sneak peek of the front page of their sports section. normally green, but tomorrow will be orange. a news conference with buster posey expected tomorrow. we will have the updates for you. >> kids lined up in santa clara county to get the covid vaccine. other plans to start distribution. >> after high-profile safety incidents, doordash unveiled a new feature designed to keep drivers safe. >> the time of year the ice skating rink is open with some new special events. >> all of that coming up. here is a look at jimmy kimmel live after abc 7 news. >> thank you. tonight show might have too many stars. cracks -- >> i sure do. >> please stop stealing my guests. you already stole ryan. we don't need it happening again. >> stop trying to steal my toddler. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i did

across i-10, where we will deal with excessive rain in that area from the greater cleveland area to cincinnati, minor delays. across the nation, if you ar hitting the and that's nice compared to the upper mid-west only 22 for fargo. we're looking for snowfall on sunday as travelers are hideadig back >> thank you, janessa. >>> on this thanksgiving, netflix is giving back with freebies, calling it fansgiving. you can enter to win props, the skateboard from stranger thing or the gold bars from money heist. >> if experiences are more your things, you can enter to win a flight and hole to france. you will get two vip tickets to the premier of emily in paris or twirl your way into a victorian ballroom for the bridgerton experience included in a three-night stay in a swanky hole in los angeles plus airfare and $100 a day allowance. the cdc issues advisory about flu cases among young adults on the rise. >> what if the government had mandates for everyone. we'll tell you where that is happening next >> feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at it's

gusty in cincinnati, another hub. nashville, showers. chicago, gusty winds. if you've got a high profile vehicle like a van or anything like that on the roads, it's going be a problem, as well. the good news is it should clear out by tuesday evening, wednesday and thursday looking very nice for the parade. >> oh, good. al, thank you. >>> this could be a game-changing day in the battle against the coronavirus. with cases starting to rise once again and the holiday season upon us, the fda is expected to okay covid vaccine booster shots from pfizer and moderna today for all adults. nbc's anne thompson joins us now with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as americans finalize their thanksgiving plans, the big question for millions is will i be able to get a covid booster shot? that answer for right now, at least, depends on where you live. but that could very soon change. their decision will change. breaking news, the fda approvaling fuser and moderna's booster shots for all vaccinated adults 18 and over. the next step is for approval from the c

and freedom high school product out of oakley and the bengals took the lead in the 4th quarter 16-6, cincinnati and we will call this a tight and drive and darren waller and again and 116 yards in the game but how about that other tight and and to foster marrero and three plays 75 yards. it was a three-point game but the raiders couldn't muster the defensive effort when it mattered and joe burrow to ja'marr chase 22-13, bengals and still this is a back breaker right here. to eli apple and then offensively he just hammered him with the run and cut >> a 20 yard touchdown run and he ran for 121 yards with 27 carries and the bengals won it 32-13 and drop the raiders after three straight losses to 5-5. >> i have been a raider fan for a long time in 20 years of this is enough and i am fed up. i just want to be a part of the moment it changes and i want that so bad and that is what keeps driving me. i get just off and upset and i stand up here and i have done this a lot of times and i'm going to do it because the men in our room in the way we work and go after things it shouldn't always and like this

look at the freezing temperatures in chicago, 32 degrees, it's below freezing and cincinnati you are waking up to 29 degrees in the 40s in neuralgic and washington, d.c. we will probably drop in the 30s closer to sunrise. so this is why the jet stream dipped to the south. dallas, you're chilly, too, at 50 degrees and 46 in little rock now, this is going to stay in place as we head towards tomorrow as well you see that's indicating that cold air is stuck in place 48 degrees itoday. we're looking at cool conditions, too, in parts of the tennessee valley >> all right guys, we need the winter gear i think in the northeast in some spots. we need the umbrella in some spots. we'll talk about that coming up. >> it's already out for us thank you. "early today" is back in a minute with a new deal to slash prescription drug prices >>> a trial gets under way for the teen accused of killing two men and wounding a third during a protest last year. >> psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen, painful. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic thri

tom, the cheetah took in an early morning walk to visit some of his neighbors at the cincinnati zoo and botanical garden before it opened up. he spent most of his time at the african penguins exhibit watching the little guys dart back and forth under water. i like how it was before the zoo opened. they decided to let you know the big cat just wander around. mean, it's on a leash, but. way to animals that would never interacted otherwise, you know, the real world. that's true. never. it's probably tough trying to figure it out. not go. >> meanwhile, to be getting a look a lot like christmas in new york city. the tree that will stand at rockefeller center for the christmas season arrived in the big apple today, new york city police escorting the 79 foot norway spruce through the next few months said rockefeller center. the tree lighting ceremony is set for december. first the tree will remain up until early next year. the 12 ton tree made the journey all the way from maryland. >> speaking to look a lot like chris so got to get the thanksgiving. that's what have you been in any of like the

for gusty winds, snow and wind for cleveland, cincinnati looking at gusty winds. but the good news is this should start to wrap up by wednesday by thanksgiving day, everything will be great as those balloons fly for the thanksgiving day parade >> it's all about timing, right? al roker, thank you. >>> the tennis world is demanding answers after the public disappearance of a chinese player who accused a top official of sexual assault. serena williams among the latest to speak out. janis mackey frayer now on the e-mail raising new questions. >> reporter: tonight growing concern for chinese tennis star peng shuai, the world number one doubles champion disappeared from public view after accusing an ex-vice premier of china of sexual assault chinese state media claiming that peng is fine, showing what it said was an e-mail she sent to the women's tennis association, recanting the allegations. the head of the wta doubts that peng actually wrote it. >> we want to speak to her directly, make sure she's okay. >> reporter: outrage spreading across the tennis world serena wil

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and joe mixon's helped cincinnati beat the pittsburgh steelers by 31 points! >>> from the pros to college where the university of southern california making waves on sunday by hiring lincoln riley as their next head coach riley was 55-10 as the coach of the university of oklahoma >>> now to a skiing superstar to keep your eye on at the winter olympics mikaela shiffrin got her 46th world cup win, tying the record for the world cup wins in a single discipline. shiffrin has three olympic medals, including two golds. and in the winter games, she could become one of the most decorated female skiers of all time >>> still to come, matthew mcconaughey making a stunning announcement in the texas race for governor >>> and reliving a treasured holiday memory the sweet surprise across the internet that is melting hearts. definitely after meatloaf. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher with cascade platinum and save water. did you know an energy star certified dishwasher uses less than four gallons per cycle? while a running sink uses that, every two minutes. that mea

. >> game five cincinnati grand slam was pretty emotional for all of us fans. he has been here for 12 years. the heart and soul of the giants. we will miss him. >> j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> tributes pouring in. the san francisco chronicle releasing this sneak peek of the front page of their sports section. normally green, but tomorrow will be orange. a news conference with buster posey expected tomorrow. we will have the updates for you. >> kids lined up in santa clara county to get the covid vaccine. other plans to start distribution. >> after high-profile safety incidents, doordash unveiled a new feature designed to keep drivers safe. >> the time of year the ice skating rink is open with some new special events. >> all of that coming up. here is a look at jimmy kimmel live after abc 7 news. >> thank you. tonight show might have too many stars. cracks -- >> i sure do. >> please stop stealing my guests. you already stole ryan. we don't need it happening again. >> stop trying to steal my toddler. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we're all ready for a real va

i am a cincinnati reds fan, so that one was really sour for a long time to me. after seeing everything that is, and the human being that he is. he's an impossible guy not to root for. >> event coming from a dodgers fan coming after fruit for buster posey . >>> if you're still not sure what to do with the welcome to this world. you have some big shoes to fill. people will tell you what to eat. everyone will have an opinion. and, yes, there will be tears. lots of new introductions. sleepless nights. that's normal. okay. so many new toys. it's not going to be easy. but, together, we got this. kaiser permanente. thrive >>> tonight, the oakland zoo is asking for your leftover pumpkins. >> the donated gourds are always a hit with the animals. zoo officials say they are being a bit picky about which ones they will accept. they must be on carved without any pate or rotten spots. pumpk accepted, and you can drop up other types of gourds as well. you can deliver them directly to the zoo between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. until november 14. >> delicious. >> no rotting. nothi

qualifying table in the north, central america and caribbean, and now it was mexico who started the game in cincinnati. the top of the table with the americans changed and there were no goals in the 1st half. and then after the break, chelsea's, christie and paul sich came off the bench to get the games 1st goal. and then western mckenney made it to nail and secured their victory while this stuff. but the u. s. level of points with mexico. it's still a head with a better goal difference. next up, they face jamaica on wednesday. it's nice to, to win this game in front of a great crowd in a great stadium. and now our work is, is on jamaica. focus on that and try to get close out that window with another lady . understand what we're about. we understand what they're about. that's what makes a great rivalry. we know it's always going to be a good game against me and you get 3 points just helps us get a lot closer, qualified for the rock up. there was a near spectacular gulf of canada and they qualify against costa rica in edmonton page, and buchanan tried his luck with this basic bicycle kicked, but the b

and cincinnati tonight against mexico. 74th minute it's nil! nil christian pulisic on the header after a nice cross from tim away that made it one nil. they add another one thanks to western mckinney. to nils is your final three straight times team usa has beaten mexico they are in first place is team usa halfway through the qualified process. that's the sporty lives. have a great weekend. everybody back to great weekend. everybody back to you guys. all (cameron) this week, the world lost a great man, and i lost a mentor. for nearly 60 years, professor ringmaster al uzielli helped young hopefuls like me find their clown persona. "professor ringmaster"? it's a very prestigious title at clown college. one step below piemaster general. where's lewis? who knows? okay, guys, it's just us. lift on three. (honks horn three times) ♪ (slide whistle slowly descends)

and the raiders looking to snap their two-game losing streak hosting the bangles. 4th quarter cincinnati of 3 joe burrow to ja'marr chase in the end zone for the 6 yard touchdown. >> bengals extend that lead next drive for the raiders. can do this picked off by eli apple. the raiders come back slips away. car can't believe it. they're playing so well now look at a bay area native joe makes it. he was so good at oklahoma now. so good in the nfl 123 yards and 2 touchdowns. what a bay area kids 32 to 13 the raiders on the right track. they've lost 3 in a row. >> all right. well, that was sports director jason dumas supporting for us. the lawyers are going to be back at home. our wednesday that replay the. 79 ers. at 07:00pm. all right. we'll be right back after the break. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. at the barnes firm, our injury attorneys work hard to get you the best result possible. call us now and find out w

season, buster posey just delivered a huge haymaker to the cincinnati reds. kristen: who could forget? every giants fans remembers when buster posey hit that grand slam in the playoff series in 2012. >> look at the emotion there. buster posey won the m.v.p. that year. he was part of three championship seasons. a day of mixed emotions. we have happiness for buster posey to go out on his own but the sadness that we will not see him as a giant anymore. kristen: very mixed but so great he had a wonderful season and he is about to make his official announcement. i am kristen sze. thank you for joining us for this special edition of this one of countless moments that buster posey has given fans in the bay area. we are doing things a little different today. he is announcing his retirement and it is a celebration of his amazing career. >> when you talk about the last remaining giant on the roster from the last three world series, you are talking about the face of the franchise. three-time world series champ, seven-time all-star, national league m.v.p., golden glove,

heather and derek went to multiple doctors until they finally found an intensive treatment program at cincinnati children's hospital. then they made the painful discovery that the treatment wasn't covered by insurance. >> we had friends who had said, "let us set up a gofundme." and then out of the blue, i was contacted by charlie rocket's dream machine. >> i think we got our next dream. let's go to st. louis! >> reporter: charlie rocket is a tiktok megastar who travels the country to help make dreams come true. >> selling cookies? i have a little surprise for you. >> reporter: charlie and his dream machine set up a pop-up fund-raising event in her hometown of st. louis called lyla's dream bakery to help raise money for her treatment. >> this is going to be your bakery for 24 hours on sunday. >> thank you all for coming. >> reporter: it wasn't just the cakes and cookies that brought nearly 5,000 people out to the bakery that day, but the much sweeter cause of supporting lyla. >> we love you, lyla! >> we love you, lyla! >> reporter: combined with a gofundme, they've now raised more than $500,000.

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born and raised in cincinnati ohio the nab afro-american studies from harvard university, and a women's studies for memory phd american studies university of minnesota. currently a professor of history at harvard also the director of the charles lawrence center for studies of american history. i'm not kidding when i say doctor miles is prolific author of six books, her first but ties that bind from the organization of american historians and american study association and the house on diamond hill one public history and the american society for ethnic history book prices. her novel was an award finalist. also public lecture series won the award for social history and the history of race relations from the organization of american and historians. but then the legacy award of nonfiction an american book award and the frederick douglass prize. we are all here to learn all that she carries which receives an outpouring of faith some of that comes from the back of the book and then to confront the staggering atrocity of american slavery and the beauty of the lie street chronicles with the bri

have to take my word for it and she's been the recipient of the foundation award, born and raised in cincinnati ohio, doctor miles holds and studies from university and ma in women's studies and a phd in american studies from the university of minnesota, and currently doctor tyia miles is a professor at harvard and she is also the director of the charles center for studies in american history did now when i say that she is prolific, i'm not getting she is the author of six books, her first book one of frederick jackson award from the organization of american historians, and another price from the american studies association. and thousand i'm inhaled when the national council on public history and the american society for ethnohistory comprises in her novel, the chair she rose was a finalist predict and she is a published lecture series and the daughter of detroit won the award in social history, the ljames road price and history of racial relations from the organization of american historians. and best biography for historians of the early american republic, and the legacy awarded in nonfictio

people point >> just cherishing the memories, cherishing the four run homer, the grand slam back in cincinnati. >> reporter: so many fans are reflecting on how lucky they were to have buster posey creating all of those memories point >> we are just so thrilled you got to be a part of his entire career. >> reporter: thinking back to his comments on creating all of these moments for everyone, i mean, i know some people don't get sports, but if you lived in san francisco during those 3 years, that is what sports can do to a town. it was an incredible thing to watch. buster posey largely gave that to san francisco. it's an incredible thing, what he and the rest of his teammates, what they gave to san francisco, there are a lot of statues of baseball players around this ballpark. i'm not so sure there won't be a street named after buster posey, considering how beloved he was in this town. it was more than being a baseball player. i think you could feel it around san francisco today as he said goodbye. >> that's a great point, wilson. even if you have never seen one single giants baseball game, you

it was mexican who started much as leaders in cincinnati, but the americans changed that there were no goals in the 1st hall. but after the break, chelsea christian came last event to get the game 1st. go on 74 minutes and then weston mckenney made it to nail and secure the victory. then level on point for the usa lead would have better go different. next up they face to make it's nice to, to win this game in front of a great crowd in the great stadium. and now our work is, is on jamaica. focus on that and try to get close out the window with another lady . understand what we're about, we understand what they're about. that's what makes a great rivalry. we knew it was always going to be a good game against me. and you get 3 points just helps us get a lot closer qualifying for the rock up. in the south americans, i an argentine a started without lino messy but still beat your guy. it was and how the maria high school, the match went off the just 7 minutes. a fantastic go, which extends argentine is unbidden street to 26 matches stretching back more than 2 years. next they played off of

central american and caribbeans in the top 2 teams in the table, mexico and the usa play each other in cincinnati. and this was an ex can seem taking a look around the stadium on thursday. as for the us say, well they're just 3 points behind with 8 games left to play. they'll be lots the focus on us, teenager ricardo pep paid. he's a jewel national. born in texas to mexican parents. he represented mexico youth level, but has now decided to play for the us. there was a talk that i have with my dad, you know how my family in general and, you know, i was this, bring everything to the table to them. i was talking about, you know, why it would be like, walking our, playing a game versus mexico. i feel like we talked about how special would be and how motivating that would be for me just to be able to, you know, be able to call up to the national team, be able to play in that game. so you know that make me work harder as a player, just stay humble and always working hard australian cricket case. justin says that poor builds up the t 20 will cobb has helped give them more depth on reaching the final of

this is a good excuse for you to come to the her, and i wish your usd him the best of luck to nathan cincinnati saw you ordered it was a 1000 door, had to watch it again there to ben. thank you thought that's a hard invitation to say no to thank you. well, we have just been listening to the u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin and the katara minister of foreign affairs mohammed bernard that a man and fanny making quite a significant announcement. ah, they have just announced that catera is to handle u. s. interests in afghanistan and debt. they are assigning 2 agreements right now. as you can see on your screen. let's bring in rosalyn jordan. she's joining us from the state department roslyn. we might be crossing back to what's going on right now to listen to the questions from journalists. i might cut you off in just a moment, but 1st, how significant is this announcements? this is a major development, and that's because the u. s. needs to have some way of engaging inside afghanistan with out showing any legitimacy or recognizing the rule of the taliban in cobble. the u. s. has steadfastly

sundays funnel the whole number 4 is winning, run this year, includes titles of the tokyo olympics and cincinnati masters. it's the 24 year old 18th title overall especially, you know, i didn't start the week off very well. i didn't feel like i was playing all but last matches were great and to be honest, friends has been playing with tenants and i hope you can keep it out because it's ranking. all right, very quickly. okay, and that is all your support for now. back to you. hello. thank you very much for. well, we are going to leave, you know, with a message of hope from the 26 climate summit chairs, of course, being held in glasgow environmentalist. david ethan bra issued a rallying cry. mind and leaders for could be achieved if they work together. if working a part we are forced powerful enough to destabilize our planet, surely working together. we are powerful enough to save it. in my life time, i've witnessed a tenable decline in yours. you could and should witness a wonderful recovery. that desperate hope. ladies and gentlemen, delicate actions is why the world is looking to you and why you

central american and caribbean zone, the top 2 teams in the table, mexico on the usa, play each other in cincinnati. and this was the mexican team. taking a look around the stadium on the thursday asked for the usa, they're just 3 points behind that games left to play. they'll be lots of focus on your teenage a recall to peppy who's a jewel national, born in texas, to mix comparisons. and he represented mexico use level, but has decided to place the us there was a talk that i have with my dad in my family in general. and i was his, bring everything to the table to them. i was talking about, you know, why it would be like walking hour, playing game versus mexico. i felt like we've talked about how special would be and how motivating that would be for me to be able to, you know, be able to called up to the national team, be able to play in that game. so you know that make me work harder as a player, just stay humble and always working hard. i yes. so then pick, go vital gym this and face soon. nissan lee says she was pepper sprayed in a racist drive by attacking families last week. and today, the 18

1st a black, manhattan da in boston, michel wu became the 1st woman and person of color elected mayor cincinnati elected its 1st asian american mayor, pittsburgh years in kansas city voters selected their 1st black mayors and dearborn michigan, where there has always been a sizable arab population elected its 1st arab american mayor. so monique, with americans electing people who look like america, is this grievance fuel virginia vote maybe an anomaly? well, i am yes and no. keep in mind also in virginia, we have the not just the lieutenant governor who's the 1st african american woman elected statewide in virginia. but i think the attorney general now is the 1st cuban american attorney general. and this is on the republican side. i think this is actually very good, whether it's a democrat or republican, we need a broader representation of america's at all levels of government, all levels of business. so i think it's actually a good thing. the issue would critical race. yes. we know critical race itself is not being taught in any of these k through 12 schools. but i do imagine that not just arou

central american caribbean zane, at the top 2 teams in the table, mexico on the usa of play java in cincinnati. and this was the mexican team taking a look around the stadium on thursday. as for the usa, they're just 3 points behind with 8 games left to play. but we also focus on u. s. teenager ricardo pappy, who's a jewel national, born in texas. it's a mexican parents, he represented mexico youth level, but i decided to play for the u. s. there was a talk that i have with my dad, my family in general and i was just bring everything to the table to them. i was talking about, you know, why it would be like, walking out, playing a game versus mexico. i felt like we talked about how special would be and how motivating that would be for me just to be able to, you know, be able to called up to the national team, be able to play that game. so you know that make me work harder as a player, just stay humble and always working hard. us live pick go, metal gymnast, cynita lee says she was pappas, bright and a racist drive by attack in los angeles last week. and then into the 18 year old is that a car d

it was mexico who started the game as leaders and cincinnati baths. the americans changed that there were no goals in the 1st hall. then after the break, chelsea's christine fil, a search came off the bench to get the games. first goal and then western mckinney made it to know and secured the victory there now level on points, but the u. s. lead with a better goal difference. next up, they face jamaica. it's nice to, to win this game in front of a great crowd, the great stadium. and now workers aren't your big focus on that. try to get close out that window. they, they understand what we're about. we understand what they're about. that's what makes a great rivalry we knew was always going to be a good game against mexico and you get 3 points. she's also get a lot closer to it's called the rock up. now there was a near spectacular goal for i know they're in the game against costa rica page on the can and tried a lot with an acrobat bicycle king bought the ball ended up hitting the bond. it didn't matter much. so it was kind of going on for when the gam

team the best of luck tonight in cincinnati. you will visit us until how to watch the games there, then? secretary blinken: a hard invitation to say no to. thank you. >> [camera shutters clicking] >> we will now move to to questions from the media, the first question going to reuters. sorry. [laughter] [camera shutters clicking] >> the signing is complete. over to reuters. reporter: good morning. secretary blinken, you have already warned about the unusual russian troop buildup along the ukrainian border. how imminent does the united states see a potential invasion of ukraine by russia? what will washington do? in belarus, neighbors say the crisis is escalating toward a potential clash, will the u.s. during the eu for sanctions? and why do you think it would work this time? the u.s. and china worked together in glasgow, but how will the u.s. balance cooperation with the obligation to collect china for human rights abuses? and shake, -- sheik al thani, you call for more engagement with the taliban. how unified are you with the u.

i don't have anything to previe the one that he did last night in cincinnati was the first. we do hope to get him out there so the american people can hear directly from the president of the us. i don't understand the broadband. they made it very clear they would get a finite amount of money distribution. for all the rest of the money how was it going to be distributed? is a go to the state's first? and is the federal government:determine what projects they are going to be assigned to? >> i don't have the specifics for you currently but i can to you the agencies that are going to be involved on the specific components. the department of transportatio is going to be in charge of the ports rails and bridges. we have the department of energ which is going to be focused on preparing the electric grid. the department of commerce and getting every american high-speed internet. they are going to be replacing the lead pipes and addressing pollution. this is how it's going to be broken down into agencies. i don't have the specifics on this today but i promise the secretary talk about

we had soccer in cincinnati last night. team usa facing mexico and the world cup qualifier. the u.s. star entered the game as a sob and knocks one in with his noggin. the united states wins 2-0 and takes over first place in the world cup qualifying group. >> ucla beat villanova in overtime last night. the 49ers are hosting the rams on monday night for all. >>> growing memorial for a san francisco educator killed in a tragic crash. >>> more fallout for travis scott and the >>> live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> welcome back. thank you so much for joining us. let's start this half-hour with a quick check of our weather. >> we will focus on fog this morning. where it is and where it isn't. when you get out onto the east bay you will encounter fog and definitely in the northbay. i will spotlight the northbay and the delta communities with the desiccant fog on the roads. that is oakland. it is foggy there. current temperatures are not too bad. cold enough to develop fog and if you look at the visibility map, the trouble is in the northbay. the fog will burn of

have to take my word for it, the recipient of the arthur foundation genius award born and raised in cincinnati ohio doctor miles had an ab in afro-american studies from harvard university, an ma from the university and a phd in american studies from the university ofdi minnesota. currently professor at harvard, she is also the director of the center for studies in american history her first book ties the award from the organization of american historian and a prize from the american studies association. the house on dimon hills with the national council public history and the american society for the book prices. her novel, the cherokee road was a literary award finalist. the don of detroit won the award in social history, the james a rally in the history of race relations from the organization of american history, the james bradford best biography price from historians of the early american republic, the legacy award in nonfiction in american book award and a frederick douglass prize. in the book we are here toaw len about all that she carried, the journey of back into black family keepsake w

i hope the brent spence bridge gets it that connects cincinnati to northern kentucky every politician back to president obama talked on that bridge republican and democrat about how overused it is and how old it is and i wonder if it's up to the states to determine this and how much red tape there is going to be to get the projects going, just how's it all going to work after he signs it basically >> reporter: i think the municipalities have to queue up for the specific agency dispersing the funds and that's part of what landrieu's job is going to be, to figure out how and whether to prioritize the projects and to deal with some of the political blowback that might come with that you might remember there's been a situation around the gateway funding in the new york and nrch n new jersey area, prioritizing a high dollar project that very few and were wealthy people use compared to the rest of the country and in the trump administration funding was put on the back burner because of that and this is squarely falling to landrieu to work with states and municipalities but you will be stand

you know, you had the who in cincinnati in 1979. pearl jam in 2000, nine people died there. the indiana state fair in 2011. you remember that? when the stage collapsed during the sugar land show? my next guest has investigated them all. paul. it's good to have you on prime time, sir. >> thank you, chris, thanks for the opportunity. >> what is your take on this from what we understand thus far? >> well, it was a preventable tragedy. it followed the path of some of the very incidents you've just mentioned and others, too, i might add. 1991, ac/dc concert, salt lake city, three dead. crushed in front of the stage. two 14-year-olds and a 19-year-old. and of course, you mentioned pearl jam in denmark in 2000. nine fans crushed to death in front of eddy vetter. the same kind of situation. you mentioned the who concert and let's not forget woodstock '99. rapes and thousands of injuries in front of the main stage and i -- at that time, i publicly said prior to the festival that this is where the problem was, not on the perimeter. but in front of the stage in the mosh-pit festival se

won all of them, first title this year after winning victories and acapulco, madrid, the olympics and cincinnati. the top seed simona halep and a bit of a halloween horror show in the final of the transylvania open. she was beaten and straight sets who hadn't dropped a set all week any macromedia. herfour totals any macromedia. her four totals that any macromedia. herfour totals that you have all come in the last ten weeks and victory in cluj saw her clench the final spot. and that's all your support for now, from the mark edwards and the rest of the team, goodbye. ourthanks to mark and the team for that. now, after imposing some of the strictest border controls in the world, australia is opening up to international travel. fully vaccinated citizens will no longer need permission to leave. our correspondent shaimaa khalil is at sydney airport. also those arriving in australia no longer have to stay in a hotel for a period of quarantine. let's go live to sydney airport now. our correspondent has been there for some hours and don't know you have seen some very emotional reunion, having you? yes, i

. >> cleveland, cincinnati progressives -- let's not overgeneralize. of republicans have a lot of work to do. >> you got the republicans winning. >> clearly about trends, that would explain the mustache, geraldo. [laughs] >> this is why people hate politicians. as they so eloquently described, there was a lot of turmoil after george floyd. the politicians think, oh, my god, i have to do something. i don't know what to do. they end up listening to a few screamers on the streets fear they took a slogan and put it into law. that causes a huge crime wave. the people in the dash how many times in the history of this great nation have the politicians done the opposite of what the people wanted? you could say that the history of this country is that. no how easy is it to be a politician in a democracy? people make fun of this, putting your finger in the air, there's nothing wrong with that. you just listen to what your voters want and then you do what they want. how hard is that? it shouldn't be that hard. that's what i would do. >> we will keep that in mind.