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Nov 3, 2026

JesseHOST
8:56
That's what she said.
JesseHOST
8:57
There was a report by Rachel Jones of the San Francisco Standard saying Tesla is set to open reservations for Optimus later this year,
ZacHOST
9:06
says industry expert.
ZacHOST
9:07
And then I went to her ex account and it says new Tesla is opening up reservations for its humanoid robot Optimus in early December per a source.
Danny EmermanGUEST
8:53
It's a great question.
Danny EmermanGUEST
8:54
It's one that I got today in my inbox from my mailbag coming up on the SF Standard.
Danny EmermanGUEST
8:58
It's one that's on my mind.
Danny EmermanGUEST
9:00
The good news for the Warriors is they don't really have to figure it out.

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Dieter KurtenbachHOST
36:40
Yeah, well, yeah, that's some lowercase uppercase.
Dieter KurtenbachHOST
36:43
If you're in San
Danny EmermanGUEST
36:43
Francisco, check out the SF Standard Voter Guide.
Danny EmermanGUEST
36:46
It's an awesome resource.
Kerry CrowleyHOST
22:02
Jane, thank you so much for joining us on Section 415.
Kerry CrowleyHOST
22:05
And thank you for another tremendous season of coverage for the San Francisco Standard.
Kerry CrowleyHOST
22:10
Reading your game stories, the features throughout the postseason, truly excellent.
Kerry CrowleyHOST
22:14
And I look forward to your parade coverage on Wednesday.
Kerry CrowleyHOST
22:25
Our show art is by Jess Hutchison.
Kerry CrowleyHOST
22:26
And our theme music is by Hannes Brown.
Kerry CrowleyHOST
22:29
To support the San Francisco Standard Sports coverage, sign up and become a subscriber today at sfstandard.com slash sign up.
Kerry CrowleyHOST
22:36
I'm your host, Kerry Crowley.
Brian MurphyHOST
18:50
By the way, that's why Gabby was the lead humbaby sponsored by Bigelow tea, grab a mug and tea proudly.
Brian MurphyHOST
18:57
But I was telling you guys that Jane Kenney, who's our next guest here was literally, I think the first story she wrote for the SF standard was about the atmosphere on May 16th, 2025.
Brian MurphyHOST
19:09
And it was like, hey, there's this thing happening.
Brian MurphyHOST
19:11
The WNBA, hey, there's a lot of fans out here.
Jane KenneyGUEST
24:09
And so it was going to be really hard for them to lose this at home for their crowd.
Brian MurphyHOST
24:15
Talking to Jane Kenney.
Brian MurphyHOST
24:16
She covers the Valks for the SF Standard.
Brian MurphyHOST
24:18
Everybody go to sfstandard.com and read up and support local journalism.
Brian MurphyHOST
1:10
Grab a mug and tea proudly.
Brian MurphyHOST
1:13
But I was telling you guys that Jane Kenney, who's our next guest here, was literally, I think the first story she wrote for the SF Standard was about the atmosphere on May 16, 2025.
Brian MurphyHOST
1:25
And it was like, hey, there's this thing happening.
Brian MurphyHOST
1:27
The WNBA, hey, there's a lot of fans out here.

6 MINS LATER

Jane KenneyGUEST
7:56
And so it was going to be really hard for them to lose this at home for their crowd.
Brian MurphyHOST
8:02
Talking to Jane Kenney.
Brian MurphyHOST
8:03
She covers the Valks for the SF Standard.
Brian MurphyHOST
8:06
Everybody go to sfstandard.com and read up and support local journalism.
Amanda Del CastilloHOST
15:51
The weather warms up, there are plenty of bugs to eat, and bat pups start to fly.
Amanda Del CastilloHOST
15:56
Even some longtime park gardeners told our media partners at the SF Standard they have never seen them.
Amanda Del CastilloHOST
16:01
If you want to see them, the standard says you should find a seat near the water around dusk.
Liz BiroHOST
16:06
To the Sierra now, where an early season snowstorm delayed travelers this weekend.
Brian MurphyHOST
18:50
By the way, that's why Gabby was the lead humbaby sponsored by Bigelow tea, grab a mug and tea proudly.
Brian MurphyHOST
18:57
But I was telling you guys that Jane Kenney, who's our next guest here was literally, I think the first story she wrote for the SF standard was about the atmosphere on May 16th, 2025.
Brian MurphyHOST
19:09
And it was like, hey, there's this thing happening.
Brian MurphyHOST
19:11
The WNBA, hey, there's a lot of fans out here.
Jane KenneyGUEST
24:09
And so it was going to be really hard for them to lose this at home for their crowd.
Brian MurphyHOST
24:15
Talking to Jane Kenney.
Brian MurphyHOST
24:16
She covers the Valks for the SF Standard.
Brian MurphyHOST
24:18
Everybody go to sfstandard.com and read up and support local journalism.
Brian MurphyHOST
1:10
Grab a mug and tea proudly.
Brian MurphyHOST
1:13
But I was telling you guys that Jane Kenney, who's our next guest here, was literally, I think the first story she wrote for the SF Standard was about the atmosphere on May 16, 2025.
Brian MurphyHOST
1:25
And it was like, hey, there's this thing happening.
Brian MurphyHOST
1:27
The WNBA, hey, there's a lot of fans out here.

6 MINS LATER

Jane KenneyGUEST
7:56
And so it was going to be really hard for them to lose this at home for their crowd.
Brian MurphyHOST
8:01
Talking to Jane Kenney.
Brian MurphyHOST
8:02
She covers the Valks for the SF Standard.
Brian MurphyHOST
8:05
Everybody go to sfstandard.com and read up and support local journalism.
Andrew GarciaHOST
20:46
Can you tell me more about one of them, Sophia Garrow? She spoke with both Hilton and Becerra.
Gerardo ZavalaGUEST
20:51
Yeah, and she is a comedy correspondent for the San Francisco Standard.
Gerardo ZavalaGUEST
20:54
Very interesting role.
Gerardo ZavalaGUEST
20:56
She approached her interviews with the candidates differently than I would say a traditional politics reporter, like how I would approach it, right? She mixed humor with questions about their records, campaign finances, policies.
Katie WilsonHOST
14:17
While it isn't a creative job, it definitely fits into the category of unexpected ways AI is starting to show up in the workplace.
Katie WilsonHOST
14:23
The story comes from the San Francisco Standard article titled, An SF Startup is Secretly Testing Robots in Airbnbs and Trashing Them, a Lawsuit Claims.
Katie WilsonHOST
14:32
So according to the lawsuit, a San Francisco homeowner who rents out his property on Airbnb noticed something unusual.
Katie WilsonHOST
14:40
Security footage showed people bringing in large black equipment cases into the home.

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