we know michelle not only stepped into shield mr. lynn from his perpetrator. i just put him up against the plexiglass. i jumped off the bus i flagged down the ambulance. michelle ended up getting attacked herself all in an effort to save mr. lynn anybody would do that. anybody anyone should do that on that very day, oakland chinatown chamber of commerce president and outspoken advocate for stopping aapi hate carl chan himself was attacked by someone else on his way to visit mr. lynn after learning of what michelle did she's not only courageous. she has someone with integrity. a fundraiser to express his gratitude and to keep michelle safe for any landlord or managers if you have a place to stay that you think you know, michelle can can move into please contact the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce because of michelle's fast actions law enforcement were able to make an arrest and chan says set an example for others if that's not a matter who we are but no matter your black asian why hispanic whatever race you are what i believe you are we all need to unify

giving people like michelle a chance to get back to their element. it changed my life. >> michelle is now pushing herself to compete this spring at the masters championships in north carolina. >> that's great to see. >>> tomorrow, we will probably be warm much to swim somewhere in the bay area. >> one more day, summer-like temperatures. san jose, up earp 80s. san francisco could get in the upper 70s for another day. we're still hanging on to 70s at the airport in san jose. mostly clear conditions at 66. and back out towards our inland valleys, out towards livermore, 67, hazy skies. and that's part of the weather story tomorrow. haze from the wildfires burning towards the east. detailing the inner east most valleys. not a spare the air day tomorrow. you can see with the yellow on the board, moderate air quality for one more day. watch how things improve, starting tuesday. areas around the east bay and all bay area locations, wednesday, thursday, friday. the onshore winds pick up, and temperatures come down. and air quality looks better. 50s and low 60

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yeah and michelle she is a superhero. you just don't know what you're going to run into if you jump in as the good samaritan. i mean we've seen please tell you, you know, that could be dangerous. so thank goodness that she's okay. and yeah, she really was courageous. alright coming up the weekend. it's gonna be the hottest part of the week find out where you can beat the heat spenc qunol turmeric supports healthy joints and inflammation response. unlike regular turmeric, qunol's superior absorption helps you get the full benefits of turmeric. qunol the better turmeric. hear you can catch the pacific air show live tomorrow from beautiful huntingdon beach exclusively on hulu every branch of the military will be represented army air force coast guard marines and navy. this is the blue angels last show before they come to san francisco for fleet week, which is next weekend the special presentation of the pacific air show streams live tomorrow beginning at 10 am exclusively on hulu for more information on how to watch head to

michelle, i'm going to start with you and reproductive rights. can we pull up the map of what could happen in the states if the court overturned roe. when i talked to groups on the ground, they say they have been preparing for this reality for a while. they knew it was coming, that makes it no less devastating. republicans have largely been able up to this point, michelle, to push anti-choice efforts, knowing that the courts would likely overturn them, that they would rarely need to live with the reality of these laws. but they would get to show anti-choice advocates that they were trying to move the needle. what happens politically if anti-choice forces actually continue to succeed at dismantling abortion access across this country? >> you know, i think that it depends to some degree on what the decision on the mississippi law looks like. if they just strike down roe, my sense is that will be an earthquake, that that will be the thing that rouses the women who marched, you know, on the day after donald trump's inauguration. that will be the thin

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michelle, i want to take a wider view of the court as its skreblt slips away. "the washington post" writing, even the 6-3 division understates the tilt. the conservatives are much further to the right than the remaining liberals to the left. this is the most conserative court since the 1930s. and uniquely, one that ideological blocks aligns with the party of the president that appointed him. republicans working to restrict voting as the nation becomes more diverse. how is all of this, michelle, part of a bigger strategy for republicans to maintain power as their base shrinks? >> i think that one reason that the court is in such ill repute, now irreversibly associated with donald trump. it's the trump court. you have a president who was never elected by the majority of the voters, right? the second republican to become president without winning the popular vote in this century. and so, you have a situation -- look. the biggest problem in america politics are overriding crisis is minority rule, is the way changing demographics in an increasing urban and rural spl

i'm michelle turner. yeah. i'm not always watching what everybody else is watching. but bad. i that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thanks for being with us. keep it here, though. a lot more news ahead on kron 4 news at orange on a color here with that and thanks to you both. coming out with us at 6 o'clock. a lot going on, including high fire danger across the bay area. tonight. strong winds are putting fire crews on edge as a red flag warning is in effect until late tomorrow. we have live team coverage from the oakland hills where residents are understandably nervous. plus a new pill could soon be approved to treat covid-19 the company merck. >> asking the fda for emergency use authorization today. what we're now learning about the treatment and how it will help fight the virus. i'm jonathan mccall i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> that's always one of the certain the red flag is that it could take. >> fire grow exponentially and definitely be much more difficult to to fight. >> now it's 6 happening right no

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my wife michelle. she hands me this journal. the first page of journal is a scroll note of the two girls saying dear daddy, please write stories about the president's brill. it was humorous. i would have never thought of it. i would sit down and write down what happened. i did it through the clinton administration, bush. i put that away in my roll top desk and never opened it for 17 years. never thought i could write a book. there was rae union weekend during one of the previous commanders at camp david. a lot of the former commanding officers and spouses were there. some meeting for the first time. many of them were talking about trying to capture some of the history. i learned later that many had written their own stories. it was possible. i knew i wasn't going to write anything that was unattractive to any president. i thought we with bring the history of the camp. a lot of camp together. other cos together. you'll see their photos and use it that way to become a historical narrative. it was to show respect and tell the stori

michelle not with him. to talk to your truck. i feel like it's carbon enough to kind of scrambling, but look, nesbit to go, cosmetic museum, will not have seen him, is at the, for the sublime say, and the controls m. f level global. that is a maria at law. we're had, we're had this machine somewhere and the ness black ls vision dead nascar sam shoot for had with him. lean deeper at the museum frame. scafa rob, still a hot tune. commentaries i'm going to be looked at. there was some neatly fits latina cripple, b not just knocking away, denoting is sort of a flat machine and alpha limit policy limited here. no chassis in can can should be enough in india if you can. ok, so it can seem to me of miss really see him any couldn't, couldn't be any the him can. he hadn't said, hey, it's can you say it fluctuates english smithson and sealing deal the scene from of the new jewish can. we're had lead that. yeah, i did when you move, so when you suck in the you know when it came it's had good. yeah. co cook. hey it for kids. nice really. and

michelle, let me start with you. care known for fighting poverty worldwide. now you've launched the two-year vaccine initiative to ensure vaccines were at least 100 million vulnerable people. where are you on this goal now? and what kind of resources are required to pull it off? >> yeah. so care has a commitment to have a program to deliver 100,000 vaccines. most importantly, we're advocating for 70% of the world's population to have vaccines by september of 2022. that means 14 billion more doses. and that's why we are trying to lift up the voices and using the extraordinary platform that adina and others have to say this is a moral imperative. it's also an economic imperative. and it's imperative for our own defenses in terms of our own security as a nation, because we know that we are interdependent. that's never more clear than during a global pandemic. >> adina, you signed onto a letter addressed to global leaders asking them to make 7 million vaccine doses available by the end of the year. it's an incredibly ambitious goal. do you think developed nations

michelle julie is live in huntington beach. what is the latest on the cleanup going on? >> reporter: we just had some thunder and lightning and a big downpour which sent some of the eaand fisheries along r or county coastline are closed definitely. that is a drop in the bucket compared to what has spilled. >> at this point it is a criminal litigation. >> reporter: a 13 mile long oil slick from an offshore rig pipeline off of the orange county coast is moving south with the current, according to the coast guard. miles and miles of pristine beaches have been closed as oil reached the shoreline, threatening fish, wildlife, and sensitive marine habitat. >> i would characterize the oil as isolated ribbons. >> reporter: part of the cleanup effort has been to deploy 5000 feet of boom in places like talbert marsh, to try and trap and soak up the crude oil. beaches friends! drive and huntington beach, stretching south to dana point are off limits. laguna beach put up netting to keep people off of the sand. >> reporter: this seabird is one of the spill victims. rescuers from the u

in 1963, the goal even sent his former prime minister michelle debate to reunion islands. debris stood in the french malim entry election, dismantled local news, but now we would look either like the all why there was a minute vollmer of we with my god. so low the gauntlet of what it means you buy your we, which are god we're going to learn all about going to be the legal me. oh oh oh, on surprisingly, debris was duly elected as the member of parliament in paris hall reunion islands. a year later, he had his main opponent and leader of the communist party pole that just charged with undermining the integrity of the states possess, suitable burden on cultural destiny. dip all dues on polish up here. let me push young, eo, nuclear at holy these that leave it up. what he says, he's all to my daughter le. let me zoom. you sold a suit. sure. my mail him and i see you. and some streak on those that are they caught up police sir, yet i pressed, so fucked. disavow that i most surely sorta. zip was all boulevard. jess was arrested. the communist party, dissolved and re union island fell into lo

maybe if the architect could speak. >> thank you, michelle. thank you for the question about the side wall and the fence. yes, i think we absolutely can provide a shape to the top of the site wall and your comment about elevating the railing for a long term maintenance is a good one. that is something we can absolutely adopt as part of our final. >> one other question about the access panel. is that whole thing metal gate with the railings and the lower solid portion, is that also metal? >> no, the lower portion would be in the same stuck co-finish as the rest of the wall so the intention is to look like a portion of the wall and fence and not appear as a gate. >> thank you. >> commissioner so. i applaud the team and the staff. allow our new generations vibrancy joining the community and being respectful to the character define of feature of san francisco residential homes. i love the owner speaking about falling in love with the homes. i wanted to appreciate everybody including the neighborhood coming out in full support of this this project

i'm michelle turner. >> and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 o'clock. thanks for being with us this hour. sticker it around, th4ugh, a lot more news ahead on kron 4 news at 6 with 10 and jonathan. all right. thank both. could see grant and katharine, thanks to you both. area streets. state officials are now teaming up against the manufacturers of those dangerous guns. the historic lawsuit just filed plus a story that you'll only see right here on kron. 4 news bold car break ins. >> caught on camera here in the city leading to shots being fired tonight. the victims talking only with kron 4 news about how this all went jonathan mccall >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> can go online and get a gun. anybody can purchase a gun. >> we need to get these them. leon regulated weapons out of community. >> now it's 6 cracking down on ghost guns. these illegal unmarked weapons now causing problems all across the bay area. and today the state attorney general announcing a new lawsuit against 3 companies that make the weapons. t

. >> thank you, michelle, and alfonso, thank you. that's a lot of work that's being done that should not be understated. the milestones are being met, and the list that was presented last week was very aggressive, but the work was amazing. you're meeting the deadlines, so thank you, everybody, and thank you everybody that's working on this program. there are a lot of people behind the scenes working very hard, so thank you. >> thank you. >> directors, any questions? director lipkin? >> thanks, chair gee, and certainly echo your comments. i don't have a question for michelle, i have a question for council. when michelle was talking, she mentioned that the e.s.c. was pursuant to the brown group, and i [indiscernible] and i just wanted to make sure that the e.s.c. applies to the brown act, as well. >> thank you, director lipkin. for the e.s.c. recommendation, at the e.s.c.'s next meeting, it goes ahead and adopts its own motion, making sure that it's in brown act compliance, given that it's a body that was established not only by the tj

. >>> pasemos con nueva información del desplome de una avioneta cerca de san diego michelle rodríguez logró hablar con los sobrevivientes de este trágico accidente ellos no estaban en su casa cuando todo sucedió. >>> estamos super agradecidos por las muestras de cariño y queremos queremos que este mismo gesto será dado nuestros vecinos son las emotivas palabras de (nombre en inglÉs) que por fortuna no se encontraba en casa con una cuando una avioneta cayó sobre su vivienda ni siquiera supero de 15 años de edad estaba en el lugar. tenía 400 llamadas perdidas y varios mensajes de texto explicó el dueño cuyos conocidos intentaron localizarlo frenéticamente cuando reconocieron el vecindario de ellos por medio de las noticias la joven pareja de recién casados apenas compraba su casa en mayo y fue reducida a cenizas tras del desplome. >>> esto le pudo pasar a cualquiera de nosotros, nada que se pueda evitar. >>>este residente lamenta profundamente. >>> varias reliquias de su boda que esperan recuperar. >>> la falta de personal por lo que causó los retrasos y cancelaciones por

. >>> para michel franco experta en el tema en este condado las personas son mÁs calmadas y eso les permite hacer conexiones. >>> cruzar el puente caminando de la mano tiene que ver con historias romÁnticas. >>> hay mucho ambiente familiar y personas paseando a sus mascotas. >>> la melodÍa del amor conquistÓ a esta pareja de mÁs de 20 aÑos quienes coninciden que brooklyn reside el romance. >>> es muy bonito, la gente y de culturas, amor. >>> personas en brooklyn son mÁs romÁnticas. para la muestra un botÓn. omar se prepara para proponerle matrimonio al amor de su vida y quÉ mejor lugar que este. >>> nace algunos dÍas celebramos el dÍa mundial del cafÉ, le presentamos una tradicional receta del cafÉ peruano, cÓmo se prepara? vamos al informe. >>> aquÍ estoy con luis que me prepararÁ el cafÉ. >>> vamos a pasar cafÉ. como estas, gracias por la oportunidad, un placer estar y mostrarles cÓmo procesamos el cafÉ, antiguamente se procesaba usando estas cafeteras. es algo que es muy simple y les aseguro que les da un sabor muy rico. entonces lo guardÁbamos en un frasco como este

michelle goldberg is with us. staff writer for the new yorker and professor of journalism at colombia university. he is co-author of the book "the matter of black lives." and michelle goldberg, i'd like to begin with you tonight and your reaction to that video of senator sinema you wrote one of your op ed pieces about the current posture in the senate and there she is continuing a complete, i don't know what to call it, a defiance of public accountability and inability to comprehend -- go ahead. sorry. go ahead. >> i mean, it looks to me like contempt for public accountability and what's significant is that you can sort of make -- you can make an argument that you're not accountable to the national press core if you'reconstituent that put you in office but what progressives, the progressives to mobilize to elect cinema to the senate in 2018 say is that, you know, she won't meet with them. she won't talk to them. she doesn't do any sort of public events in arizona and so i disapprove of the stunt people pulled the

because when we find out you michel, fee to market, people to miss oppo said, calling me on the bus at the station, you know that i'm interested, i think with thousands of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption. they don't really bother you just yet. fiesta bit of my own robots. i feel like i'm in it to this day. mothers still search for grown children while adults look in hope for their birth parents. he died. i cried. i just kind of split the whole time out there. no one really thought anything different this all i just, i feel good on the way for the surgery. his lungs failed. 30 seconds, but i killed him. i had gotten stuck with so many needles that day in 2019 doctor started talking about a new wide spread disease that caused severe lung damage. there's a few points that were really the attorneys. all of the patients were diagnosed with a lung injury associated with using electronic cigarettes or facing products. he pulled this out. he really felt holy crap, he's gonna die. oh no, he's the better it was. i wouldn't want my worst enemy to eve

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without i will introduce congresswoman michelle steel. >> thank you, very much. good morning, we have a crisis happening in our ports, especially in california. yesterday the backlog at the ports were the worst it has ever been. 100 ships were waiting to enter the ports of los angeles and long beach port yesterday. that sets a new record. another 45 ships are expected to arrive on thursday. where are these ships supposed to go? the ports are supposed to be operating 24/7, but it is clear it is not happening yet. the supply chain issues are affecting every single american. the ships should be able to pull up to the port, unload, and leave. instead they are idle off coastline -- our coastline. our community is still dealing with a devastating oil spill caused by a ship's anchor, the direct result of the administration's failure to address this issue. in morning after the spill i asked president biden for a major disaster declaration for orange county, which would bring much-needed resources to our committee -- community. yesterday bipartisan officials wrote to the

grossman's with us now michelle, let's begin on the west coast where is that storm headed >> hey, there, shep. well, good news on the west coast. we are starting to see things winding up but we had the strongest storm in that part of the pacific, ever. and you mentioned sacramento tahoe got over 40 inches of snow so let's take a look at radar because we are starting to see better conditions. we are still seeing rain falling in seattle, portland, down in parts of southern california even los angeles seeing some rain right now and as we zoom in a little closer, we are still seeing some heavy rain -- heavy snow falling in some parts over 40 inches as i mentioned in parts of tahoe. so we no longer have any flash flood warnings, that's the good news we still do have a flash flood threat that's where you see the green and that's in the higher elevations with that lingering rain that should linger into the early part of tuesday but the brunt of the storm was yesterday with san francisco seeing the wettest day in october but as this is winding down, we are starting to see that storm ramping up

with 6 people have been killed. president michelle own has the destination condemning the violence. rosara nor your side is that the we will never allow anyone else to hijack the country of what has happened to day one will be followed on both levels of the judiciary and the security and investigations were reach the reality and the truth and effect some of those perpetrators will be taken to the court. the investigation of the barrett port blast will continue, because it's a commitment towards the lebanese people and towards the international community law based on the independence of the judiciary. your arm that you as president joe biden says, his country will donate millions of korean of ours vaccines to the african union, made the announcement while hosting canyon president order can yasser the 1st african leader to visit the white house. as joe biden took office. former you as president, bill clinton has been hospitalized with a suspected blood infection. in his statement, clinton spokesman says he's currently on the meant and, and good spirit. stop to say his responding well to trea

arthel: we have michelle steele standing by with reaction to the president response. first we will go to david. live at the white house with the very latest. >> hi. the first few months of the covid pandemic in 2020, and candidate joe biden criticized his predecessor who was here at the time donald trump. biden, this was during the food shortage in the candidate said we needed leadership in the trump administration was not doing a good job in managing that food shortage crisis. now biden is in the oval office and he has quite a few issues to wait through including the crisis. many different words for it. cargo ships have been parked off the coast of california for the last few months. millions of goods are in limbo. new numbers from the labor department joe import prices rose last month over falling in august. the consumer price index climbed 5.4% in september. compared to the prior year. food rose 4.6%. electricity, 5.2%. >> and a lot of this is not just about the issue of how long the ports are open which is a big deal. it is also about the availability of trucks an

we're just looking forward to having us some more playoff magic here in our jj panzer in his partner, michelle bear. injure have been going to giants games together for years and has since become a family part of >> our family really coming to see that eye and actually dated caught. >> and they were both their first games. so this is really something special for us. so we're really happy to be here today. a special game for all giants fans on sunday. a san francisco defeated the padres winning the nl west title for the first time since 2012, it feels great because the past couple years haven't been super great a blessing every time the giants do well. i think. >> keeping the car fell property in a throwing in some i think we could do like pretty good team in the playoffs. bring on the ring, baby. go for it all. don't stop believin. >> well, not only to the giants win their first nfl but they also have their 100 . and 7th straight win the most in team history. they'll next face off against the winner of wednesday's a wild card game. justine taylor we just talked with jason. he said a lot of the

was rocked by gunfire for about 4 hours and rocket propelled grenades were fired. lebrans president michelle own says the perpetrators will be brought to justice alone, nor usually thought the we will never allow anyone to hijack the country of what has happened today will be followed on both levels of the judiciary and security and investigations were routes for the yellow and the tooth, and the facts among those perpetrators will be taken to the court, the investigation of the boot port, bluffton continued, because it's a commitment towards the lebanese people and towards the international community law. based on the independence of the judiciary, your arm is either norway's intelligence agency says a bowen barrow attack that left 5 people dead appears to have been an act of terrorism to others were injured in the worst violence in the country. in a decade, the attack happened in the town of congo berg, which is southwest of the capital as low as 37 year old danish man has been arrested for members of egypt. security forces are on trial in absentia in rome. for the kidnapping and murder of

michelle and josh are proud to fit the bill. liz: a six-year-old boy went on a hike with his family. little did he know, he would make a rare discovery. julian and his parents were walking in dinosaur hill nature preserve at michigan -- in michigan. he says he stepped on something big and when he picked it up, it looked a tooth. turns out, he was right. researchers at the university of michigan museum of paleontology confirmed it belonged to a mastodon. the animal dates back 12,000 years. >> i was going to get -- i thought i was going to get a million dollars. i want to be an archaeologist. i think that was a sign that i am going to be a paleontologist. liz: as a reward for his discovery, julian will meet with a paleontologist for a behind-the-scenes tour at the museum. he is so cute. still to come on abc 7 mornings, wildfires that burned through the bay area one year ago are still having an impact. also, pushing for more equity in tech. how a bay area company is helping employers consider workers for their skills and not their

. >> reporter: michelle drove to this location to buy dinner for her family after hearing about what happened in san francisco. >> i think it is horrible and it is government overreach. we are eating here tonight because we want to support in&out. >> the restaurant should follow the health department guidelines. >> i think they should be fined. it did feel uncomfortable how many people are in there. pack inside there. in the future if i come here it will be to go. >> reporter: now they say increase per violation unlike san francisco their ordinance does not allow for shutting down a business for noncompliance. >> i am wondering there are several other in&outs, what are you hearing about those? >> reporter: yes, ken, there are also restaurants in brentwood and san ramone. they are the only one cited that is because this is the restaurant they got complaints about it. so far they have not received complaints about other locations but if they do they will send enforcement officers to investigate. >> reporting live from pleasant hill, thank you, katie. >>> looks like the mystery has fina

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i am michelle. this is my sixth year as english teacher at cat and first year of president of the union. upon hearing of the merger many thoughts came to mind. i was excited for students to have access to the leadership robust sports program and being able to be part of the beautiful campus. we have many strengths at cat, but i do think by bringing both schools together we will be creating a much stronger educational experience for our students. thank you. >> good evening. i am galen. i am a junior at city arts and tech high school. i believe combining with leadership high school will help build a strong community between both schools. not only will leadership join our network. it will give cat an established home for better growth. it won't be easy beginning. i believe with time a strong bond will be made with both schools. thank you for your time. >> monaco. >> good evening. i am monaco. i am the enrollment cord mate coordinates.this is my second y. i am excited. i believe this is a merger that is

michelle lee volunteers and says seniors like her grandmother's see each box. as a lifeline, otherwise unable to find food. it is dangerous for her to go out in the pandemic and go shopping so getting these foods. for friends like really nice for her helping make ends meet. what she gets each week goes out just as fast as it comes in. this is one of our four warehouses to pull it all off roughly 200 volunteers a day at this san jose warehouse alone alongside groups like the national guard and conservation corps. give their time packing, stacking and wrapping. it's really fulfilling such a great satisfaction to help others and you kind of see how what you do go as far in the community. you get to see what you do and how far it reaches knowing without all of this, you would have more people on the streets. the kids. alright alright. i don't know. i mean that to me is almost incomprehensible. if this was not happening, how would you support this? many people in the bay area, which is why three dozen tractor trailers are rolling on each week a mission to deliver an

meanwhile, congresswoman michelle steel asked president biden for a major disaster declaration in orange county. >>> now at 11:00 a surfer is recovering after a shark attack. it happened off of north salmon beach at 9:00 this morning. jarad davis witnessed the shark attack. he was in the water with other surfers when he heard someone yell shark and then help. >> he was back into view, i saw the fin of the shark. and then i saw the tail fin of the shark going down into the water. it definitely was not like a quick attack. it was nice and slow. >> he paddled with the victim, he saw the man's leg covered in blood. the man in his 30s had a serious leg injury and the shark taken a bite out of the victim's surf board. >>> tonight, a east bay family is grateful for the first responder who's rescued them and their pet dog during a house fire. oakley firefighters say when they arrived this morning they heard a dog barking in this smoke-filled home. once inside they found the family's pit bull. it was unconscious and barely breathing. the police quickly gave the dog oxygen and rush today to a vet

michelle in washington, d.c., a teacher. good morning. caller: good morning. i used to teach for public charter schools, all grades, and i was original teacher. my comment this morning is i believe the role parents -- parents should be involved in public schools should not be banned. parents should be allowed to participate as much as they like. they should be involved in curriculum and choosing the curriculum. i would like to see african centered schools for african children. african-american children are not learning survival survival school. i think they are failing the children at all levels, particularly at puberty age where the teachers don't seem to know what to do with pushing forward and letting the black boys be creative as they go over into puberty, 11, 12 years old. you have to have children take leadership roles, be creative. they have to learn how to speak in public. also, children have to learn survival skills, particularly in ninth grade such as entrepreneurship and learning about accounting and, of course, civics. but we have to learn what our

best-seller nudge and wrapping up a look at the strand bookstores best selling nonfiction books is michelle's himory trying and some of the authors have appeared on book tv and you with watch their programs any time at booktv.org. >> good evening virtual audience and welcome, thank you for joining us tonight, my name is hillary card and on behalf of harvard bookstore i'm pleased to introduce this book with sheryll cashin, joining conversations by tamika megan, thank you for joining us today. whatever hard bookstores continue to bringing books to our community and every day we will have in zoom account. our event schedule appears on the web side and you can sign up for newsletter and this each's decision cushion will conclude time for questions. you have a question for speakers at any time during the talk tonight, click on the q&a button at the bottom of the screen and we will get through as many time allowed. this event will have closed captioning available, you may enable captions yourself but clicking on the closed captioning on your screen n. the chat i will be posting a link to posting wh

because when we find out the law michel fee to market people to miss a powell said cutting me on the percent the say me know that i just and i think working with thousands of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption they don't a late bought about i used young ford fiesta that my old robles, i feel about them. and to this day, mothers still search for grown children while adults look in hope for their birth parents. when i see black america, i see part of my so when i was growing, young, black american spoke to me when white australia did not have those 2 side, black life matter is a movement, we are importing from america. no, nothing of who we are. i lived in a world where white lodge mattered, and i was not wise. like ms. newman and i wasn't known from black america. i learned how to speak back to whitefish aboriginal people here. i'm more every day. we're out wanted them now with the police were at war with statistics. i'm scared that more children are going to grow up in the country that think says no racism, but they're more likely to end up

after ripping through the midwest triggering reports of tornadoes in illinois, missouri and kansas michelle grossman is with us now. beginning on the west coast where is that storm headed. >> good news on the west coast we're seeing things winding up but we had the strongest storm fl that part of pacific ever you mentioned sacramento tahoe got over 40 inches of snow let's look at radar because we are seeing better conditions we're seeing the rain in seattle, portland down in parts of southern california, los angeles seeing some rain right now. and as we zoom in closer we're seeing heavy snow falling in some parts over 40 inches as i mentioned in parts of tahoe. so we no longer have the flash flood warnings that's good news we have a flash flood threat that's where you see the green and that's in the higher elevations with the lingering rain into early tuesday but the brunt was yesterday with san francisco seeing the wettest day in october but as this winds down we see that storm ramping up in the east >> right, michelle i guess this is the first of the season how bad is it going to be on th

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michelle ended up finding his notes and research about the show. he said he had those because he had watched the show much. she also eliminated a handful of other guys later in the night at the rose ceremony. >> with all this drama. >> the notes. pages of notes. just be yourself. reggie: don't be yourself. all those things are correct. he just didn't have to have all of the receipts. >> what if you forgot how not to be the villain. drew: i was going t going t goig later today so i guess i don't have to. >> i want to see some of the entrances. drew: some of those descriptions are cringe worthy. reggie: red flag. drew: the first episode in the final few are always the best. that's when the drama happens. we are tracking the rain. some light showers. a level 1 on the storm impact scale. a couple of spots we are tracking. scattered light showers. you can see highway 82, 280 in this area. slow it down this morning. first storms of the season turn our roadways into some slick spots. a light shower moving through antioch. the bag -- the bigger picture. wh

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michelle: muchÍsimas gracias, quÉdense con su noticiero local. ♪ ♪ jorge: quÉ bueno que estÁn con nosotros. hoy es 30 de septiembre. aquÍ estÁn las noticias. dan prioridad a reincidentes y criminales. ♪ ♪ mÁs de 125,000 mujeres embarazadas han enfermado de covid—19 y 165 muerto, 22 de ellas en agosto. los cdc instaron a las embarazadas a vacunarse cuanto antes. >> yo no me vacuno ni aunque me ponga una pistola en la cabeza . jorge: el senado y la cÁmara probaron seguir financiando al gobierno hasta diciembre. ecuador declarÓ emergencia en todas sus prisiones luego de que 116 personas murieron y 80 resultaran heridas en el motÍn de una cÁrcel en guayaquil. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. ♪ ♪ ilia: buenas tardes. el departamento de seguridad nacional le acaba de dar nuevas normas a sus agentes sobrelos inmigrantes indocumentados. jorge: las instrucciones dicen que los agentes migratorios no deben de tener a los indocumentados solo por no tener papeles. ilia: nuestro compaÑero nos explica cÓmo esto puede mejorar la vida de mil

. >> reporter: the assistant manager michelle florez was also there point >> he was getting disruptive, yelling at the employees, started yelling at the customers, like really does even putting his finger in our faces. >> reporter: she says when customers don't follow the rules, it is the restaurant get hit with fines. >> is currently a mandate, so we don't follow rules, we can get shut down. >> reporter: police say no one was arrested, and no injuries were reported, but the staff here says it was just following the rules. >> we want to serve you, be good to you, make sure that you get all that you need, and we are only asking for you to follow the rules. >> beginning november 8, customers in los angeles will have to show for vaccination if they want to dine indoors. >>> a live look now at capitol hill. congress was not in session today, leaving any progress on the bipartisan infrastructure bill, and president biden spilled back better agenda martin next week. he is now in europe 1 day after making a last-ditch effort to unite his party. latest plan includes the democrats top social sp

fuerte para los chivas hermanos que se esperan en el partido esperamos ver si todas las palabras que michelle ha estado diciendo durante los dos aÑos al frente del equipo realmente se hacen realidad yo creo que ha final del dÍa lo que vimos contra amÉrica en el primer tiempo nos dejÓ destellos de algo que podrÍa cambiar y despuÉs querÉtaro me parece que encontrÓ que no tenÍa realmente variantes y un poco mÁs de la mismo con lo que veÍamos viendo con vucetich, tal vez carlos terminaron perdieron el partido. >> sÍ y sumar puntos es bien importante y en este caso tiene dos cosas de Ánimo, primer ganar al rival de la ciudad, es un equipo al que chivas de hecho, le ha podido sacar los resultados en las Últimas ediciones se antoja para que sea un resultado para que chivas pueda sumar puntos no, pero chivas estÁ tan mal cuando lo ves en la tabla general estÁn por debajo del lugar nÚmero 8 pero la diferencia son 3 puntos apenas y para mÍ creo que tiene mucho que ver con chivas no tiene un buen accionar pero tambiÉn es un sentimiento como conjunto de la liga no solo el guadalajara.