Cirque du Soleil's 'Echo' comes to San Francisco
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Cirque du Soleil has set up the big top at San Francisco's Oracle Park. This time, it's for the production, 'Echo.'

9 in 10 adults experience some type of fraud, AARP report finds
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As Americans increasingly turn to online shopping and digital payments, scammers are widening their reach. According to a new report from AARP, about 9 in 10 adults have experienced at least one type of fraud linked to charity donations, gift cards, or other schemes.

Thanksgiving on a budget
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As millions of people start stocking up for Thanksgiving dinner, many are taking note of the higher prices at the grocery store. Erika Minkowsky, owner of The Heirloom Chef, joined us on 'The Nine' to share how families can cook a holiday dinner, without breaking the bank.

Alameda County Community Food Bank
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As families across the Bay Area gear up for Thanksgiving, the need in the community is growing. The Alameda County Community Food Bank joined us on 'The Nine' to share how families can help this holiday season.

Disney Cruise Line's newest ship sets sail
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Disney Cruise Line's newest ship is setting sail on its maiden voyage this week. It's called Disney Destiny and it's during its inaugural season. I t will sail to the Bahamas and the western Caribbean. It's part of a massive expansion of Disney's cruise line. Television Host and Entertainment News Expert Andrew Freund joined us from the sea to talk about Disney's new ship.

Emeryville working to feed families in need
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Courtney Welch, an Emeryville city councilmember, talks SNAP beneficiaries and local organizations feeding families. Emeryville Citizens Assistance Program, or ECAP, is a nonprofit that provides meals for local residents.

Elevating your holiday table with tablescapes
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Traci Joy Ramos, the owner of Traci Joy Designs, joins us on 'The Nine' on ways to perfect a Thanksgiving tablescape.

Survivors push for transparency in Epstein case
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Cathryn Lavery, Department of Criminal Justice and Security Chair, at Pace University, gives insight on Tuesday expected vote by congress to release unclassified files held by the government.

Researchers with a California consumer watchdog group are warning parents about the risks posed by a growing number of AI-powered toys hitting the market ahead of the holidays.
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The California Public Interest Research Group (CalPIRG) released its annual Trouble in Toyland report this week, spotlighting toys the group says could be hazardous — including those with toxic chemicals, choking hazards and, this year, artificial intelligence chat toys marketed to children as young as three.

Holiday airline travel post-government shutdown: financial expert discusses lingering effects.
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The government shutdown is over and there is hope there will be clear skies ahead for Thanksgiving travelers. But experts warn the longest shutdown in U.S. history could mean higher prices for flights in the months ahead.

Family Dynamics During the Holidays
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Interview with clinical psychologist, Dr. Pam Orren, of Kaiser Permanente East Bay about navigating the sometimes complicated family dynamics at the Thanksgiving Day table.

Let It snow: Heavenly Ski Resort talks opening day
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Winter is here, and we’re getting the inside scoop. We talk with Cole Zimmerman, Sr. Manager of Communications for Vail Resorts – Tahoe Region, about what’s new, what’s coming, and what guests can look forward to this season at Heavenly.

D.A. releases new book on the investigation of the 'Golden Gate Killer'
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A new book is breaking down the investigation into one of California's most heinous crime sprees that dates back to the 1970s and 80s: a man known as the 'Golden State Killer' was believed to be behind more than a dozen murders and other attacks. Joseph James DeAngelo was arrested in 2018 and took a plea deal to avoid the death penalty. Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho, joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss his new book, 'The People vs. The Golden State Killer.'

Congress approves short-term funding resolution
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Congress approved a short-term funding deal that keeps the federal government open through January 30. The agreement includes several full-year spending bills and delays major layoffs, but leaves long-term budget disputes unresolved. Wendy Edelberg, a senior fellow in Economic Studies at the Brookings Institution, gives insight.

Older workers could fill America's labor gap
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As more Americans delay retirement, the workplace is evolving. A new report reveals older workers are staying on the job longer, and many are outperforming their younger coworkers.

Grocery prices higher than 5 years ago, report finds
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New data from Michigan State University finds grocery prices are close to 3% higher than one year ago, and remain more than 25% higher than 5 years ago.

Unsealed secrets: Epstein records and political fallout
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Cathryn Lavery, an expert on law, ethics, and accountability, at Pace University, gives insight on new Jeffrey Epstein files and why accountability in question.

New East Bay restaurant bringing music, global flavors
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A brand-new restaurant is turning up the volume in Walnut Creek’s dining scene. Opening Thursday, Stereo41 offers a high-end fusion of Middle Eastern and Japanese flavors, complete with a hi-fi listening lounge and live DJs.