announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> he is a commu is a commu is c community icon. >> the latest them of freeway violence has been identified. those who knew jean say he had a big impact on his community. the cal basketball star being from everett for his work off the court. it is sunday, february 6. i think you for joining us. we will get to that story inok t is dry and springlike. lisa: for this month, the wettest month we see, it is trending just like january.

dry. 30th dry day as we look at this big ridge of high pressure over the state of california, deflecting all of the storms to the north. with good radiation, we are colder this morning. check out the upper 30's in san mateo, foster city in the mid-it is. dublin is freezing. just above freezing in napa and livermore. 32 in santa rosa with 39 in oakland. anywhere to three to five degrees colder this morning with fog in nevada. a little bit in napa. as we go through the morning hours, still chilly. sunshine with near 60 by noon time. the more warmth -- then, more warmth today. the sun sets a little later. we track the warming trend, coming up. liz: this morning, we are hearing from friends and family of the cal basketball star who left his mark on the community. jean ransom was shot andild friday night as he drove along interstate 880 in oakland.

it did not take long for police to track down the suspect. 25-year-old juan angel garcia was arrested yesterday morning as the chp pursuit leads that came in. he is being held right now at the alameda county jail. jean ransom is being remembered as a pillar of the community, who helped change lives. we begin our coverage with luz pena. she has been exchanging messages with ransom son. >> it is a loss that has shaken an entire community. jean ransom was loved by many, leaving avoid in the berkeley athletics community. >> berkeley high legend. >> he was a star basketball player in the 1970's, playing for berkeley high and going to uc berkeley and getting a tryout with the warriors. his best friend is not only remembering jean for his accolades but for his heart. >> i'm really hurt because of the civil -- simple fact that

jean and i worked for 20 years through athletes united for peace to combat violence. the very thing that we worked so hard to prevent for our young people, he has been a victim of. >> for decades, jean gave back to the east. kevin mclaughlin knew him as -- >> he is a committee leader and icon. >> jean ransom went back to berkeley high to invest in young basketball talent. his students were memory him as a fierce competitor and coach. >> he expected the best out of us. he coached our freshman team. we were undefeated that year. he expected us to perform at a high level. >> for many, the lessons that will last a lifetime are the ones he taught off the court. >> my mom was killed senselessly into thousand seven. he was there to support me

through that. -- in 2007. he was there to support me through that. >> in a statement, his son said my father was and still is a great man. he was a major influence in the east bay area community. he showed love to everyone he met and came across, sometimes as a flirt. that was him, jean, the j -- dream ransom. he was looked up to and loved by many. i will never forget him and will always love him. >> it is a horrible loss. >> in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. liz: there have been five deadly highway shootings on oakland freeways in the last month. less than a month ago, david nguyen was shot and killed on i-580. aio wan wakilled on i-80 near t bidge t.

wu -- jasper wu was killed.twle w kil i-580. following ransom skilling, the family of another victim of an oakland freeway shooting is calling for answers. tim johns shares their story. >> there is not any type of amount of money that can ever bring them back. >> a heartfelt barbara nguyen speaking to abc 7 news. her brother, david, was shot and killed by random gunfire last month, while driving home on interstate 580 in oakland. now, another man, jean ransom, also shot and killed while driving through the east bay city on interstate 880 on friday night. exactly one month after david nguyen steph --david nguyen's death. >> when i heard about it, i started crying. >> fridays shooting is the fifth

fatal incident in the past nine months. it violence that has taken the lives of not just jean ransom and david nguyen, but also jasper wu. >> highway shootings have increased in the past two years, tremendously. very little rest. nothing much being done about it. >> now, she says she is calling for action, pleading with elected officials to do something to stop the senseless violence. >> protect your communities. you don't want that to happen to your child, your sick of, your parent. >> one thing that has been discussed is adding cameras. a potential answer that has remained elusive. the problem, local officials say is out of their control. it is up to sacramento to take action. local hands say they are capable of only doing so much. some like the local mayor and city councilmember say they support pressuring the state to take action with surveillance cameras. >> i think that is something

that is important. we can't have a chp officer everywhere, all the time, on our freeway system. it is important that we take advantage of technology. >> with her leads, she says she will keep fighting. >> i'm a small little asian girl. not much power. but here i am today. >> not just for david but for other victims too. >> someone step up, someone do something about it, please. because, the past two years, you see these crimes increasing. it's not going to stop. it's not going to stop unless someone with power takes action. >> in oakland, tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: a spokesperson for libby schaaf released this statement, saying the loss of life due to gun violence is a tragedy for the family and friends of jean ransom and our entire community. the mayor will be relentless in

her pursuit of state resources to install cameras with privacy protections at on and offerings that can assist investigations such as these and ultimately hold those accountable who act with such heinous disregard for human life. we sent out the alert about an arrest in the deadly shooting of jean ransom through the abc 7 news mobile app. this is a good way to stay on top of breaking news. when you downloaded, enabled the push alert feature. the oakland man injured in the parking lot of sofi stadium following last weekend's 49ers lost to the los angeles rams remains in a coma in intensive care this morning. that is according to a family statement sent to abc 7 news. doctors performed a procedure to relieve internal pressure on the right side of 40-year-old restaurant owner daniel loomis' head. his family says we want to make sure the nfl events are safe and secure for everyone and all

parties responsible for this tragic and violent attack will be held accountable so that something like this neverthe reg were tal abilly joe mstrong. meg for any help. the car should not be hard to spot. you can see it here. it is a 1960 two chevy two. it was stolen in costa mesa in southern california. armstrong says the car is near and dear to all of the bandmembers heart and has been in the green day family for over 30 years. developing news near truckee this morning. at least one person is missing after falling through ice. truckee firefighters say five other people were able to get out of the ice on their own. this happened at stampede meadows reservoir, yesterday. crews are urging people to stay off the ice because it is impossible to know the safety and stability of the ice. especially with the recent

warmer temperatures. a very scary situation, lisa. lisa: we are getting underway this warming trim throughout the work week. today, warmer than yesterday. a live look outside. it is 47 downtown. 44 at the airport. average high is 60. 60 four today. 70's, even warmer than that. we will talk about it, coming up. liz: protests over a deadly police shooting in minnesota. the family of the man who was killed shares their grief. >> what do we want? when do we want? >> now. liz: students asking for a lunchtime fixture to stay. their walk out of class and what school administers are saying about it.

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a deadly police shooting. a mirror lock was killed as police officers served -- amir locke was killed as police officers served a no knock warrant. >> a second day of protest in minneapolis after the killing of amir locke at the hands of police. >> it is hard to put into words how i feel. i think it is important to show our support. >> his family is still in shock. >> never would i have imagined that i would be standing here, talking about the execution of my son by the minneapolis police department. >> body camera footage shows police using a key to enter an apartment to execute a no-knock warrant. a swat team storms in, identifies themselves and then kicks the sofa where he was

sleeping. officer mark hanneman firing at least three shots, killing the young man less than 10 seconds after entering the apartment. the officer has been placed on administrative leave. the police weren't says he was armed with a handgun, pointed in the direction of the officers. this body cam footage shows locke holding the gun with his finger on the side of the barrel, not pointed at the officers. it appears he had just woken up. some say not enough has been done to prevent these tragedies. >> we need to change how we evaluate the efficacy and effort in police officer activity across the board. especially as it pertains to no-knock warrants and use of a very limited tool. >> according to police, the raid was part of a homicide investigation. locke was not named in the

warrant. liz: during black history the museum in alameda is honoring african-american contributions to the armed services. it displays rich history of african-americans in all services and nasa. there are photos, biographies and stiebi t ric and important part of american history. >> there are so many significant things that happened in american history. if we don't teach that to the next generation, we lose touch with what has happened in the past. what helped shape us as a nation, now. >> the hornet is working on a permanent display to highlight contributions of african-americans. a bay area congresswoman who has been called a traitor and a conscience of congress is the focus of a new documentary. david daniel has more on the documentary about congresswoman barbara lee. >> as a young mother on welfare

with two kids, i was working in the community with the black panther party, making sure people have something to eat. social justice, that is always -- has always been part of who i am. >> barbara lee, speaking truth to power, looks at the life of the congresswoman from california's east bay. >> this bill is an essential step of correcting the injustices in the failed war on drugs. namely, the racial disparities in marijuana arrests and incarceration. >> a host of current and former colleagues spoke with abby ginsberg for the film. lee was more reluctant. >> abby ginsberg approached me many, many, many times. she is a wonderful filmmaker, first of all. but also, she is very persistent. 98% of my life is public and i have to accept that because this is what i want to do. in terms of public service. but, lord knows that the 2% that is personal is personal and

private. >> lee found herself under the microscope after 9/11 when she cast the only congressional vote against an authorization of military force she felt was too broad. >> central to democracy. >> she was right. community understood the enormous risk she took in standing up for peace and justice. >> the film shows lee engaging with that committee. she flew home to her district every weekend, pre-pandemic. >> we intersect all of our policies in a way where people in my district understand that what affects one affects all. >> people see her as their friend. they see her as someone who is their advocate. someone who stands up for them. >> continue to speak out, don't back down. >> in hollywood, i'm david daniel. liz: students in one vacaville's goal -- vacaville school walked out of class to protest.

>> what we want? >> chocolate milk. >> wind we want it? >> now. liz: students are not happy that chocolate milk has been pulled from the lunch menu. administrators say it is too much sugar. students say they need their lunchtime fix. >> we had chocolate milk when i was in fourth grade, when there was not covid, you would be lucky to get a spot. >> it is a lot of sugar in there. too much sugar is not what our body needs. liz: students and the administration came to a compromise. chocolate milk willto the menu one day, every other week. good for them raising raising voices, although you can see both sides. one of the oldest restaurants in the bay area celebrated its 164th anniversary. we told you it was happening yesterday. abc 7 went to the restaurant in

brisbane. it got its name for its location, seven miles from the center of san francisco. the owner says she is thankful to be open because of the strain the pandemic put on her business. >> we have gone through so much already in almost two years and we need to celebrate that we are open, alive and well and that we are happy. and people are still coming to seven mile. liz: there were a few freebies for guests. 164 of them received free food while they were there and t-shirts as well. a lot of cool things happening there, lisa. it was a nice day yesterday as well. we are waiting for the rain. lisa: february is trending a lot like january, which was dry. this ridge of high pressure doesn't look like it is going anywhere. in fact, it will filled in the next couple of days. as it does -- it will build in the next couple of days. as it does, it will bring a couple of rounds of offshore

winds that will aid in our warm-up, bringing us records by midweek. here is a look at live doppler 7. the theme here, looking as per usual. with the storm track well to the north. 30th dry day. as we look closer, not even a cloud to talk about. we will be looking at not only the chilly conditions, the wind chill index but there was a little fog in the north bay. looking at temperatures right now in pittsburgh and antioch in the upper 30's. 33 in dublin and pleasanton. 37 in pleasant hill. 38 in martinez and 35 in livermore. as we get closer to the bay, it is milder at 47. that is still cool. 41 in san carlos. you had down the peninsula and it is cold. 36 in mountain view. 30 in napa and santa rosa. at times, some patchy fog. temperatures this morning are colder. radiation oh cooling. temp pointrpe with the

the same. a little bit of fog to the north. seven d be nice day, feeling like spring in the days ahead. we will see plenty of 70's. clear and cold to start out. warmer than average this week. it looks like the records will be possible wednesday and thursday. still going to stay mild on friday. as we look at our air quality without that mixing, we are in the moderate category once again. yellow is here. at times, some better air quality from san rafael down along the coast. it is a look at the summertime pattern. here is a look at some of the high clouds. highs today, if you're headed to santa cruz, in the 60's. upper 60's in santa cruz. 70 in monterey. we are warm and mild with tuesday in the 70's as well as

wednesday. there is thursday. and then the rainfall potential, not there. today, look for 67 in f f f santa rosa, upper 60's in the accuweather seven day forecast. a string of sunny, dry days. liz: same story. hopefully it changes soon. the pandemic has made a huge impact on our lives what it is not the only thing dragging us down. we will tell you about the happiness report and what you can do to change things right living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause status.

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liz: if you only had one word to describe how things are going right now, most americans might say bad. that is according to the latest gallup poll looking into happiness of all aspects of our lives. as dustin dorsey explains, mentalup it is time to do something. >> despite excitement for many y

-- from many for what 2022 would latest -- released their latest happy pole. despite improvements in the economy and pandemic, overwhelming results are not very good. >> it is a good example of how emotion can take over cognition. >> across 29 different subject areas, 38% of those surveyed said they were satisfied. a 10% drop since the pandemic began. mental health professionals say the numbers are not surprising, sadly. >> not only do we have the pandemic ongoing, but there have been so many changes related to the pandemic and just how we view each other and interact with the world. so, with all of those changes going on in the world, it is not surprising that a lot of people are saying they are not satisfied. >> the doctor says when you are not satisfied in life, it is

time to do something about it. the child mind institute has partnered with the state to help kids take that step. the california healthy minds driving kids project. >> kids need these extra skills and tools in their toolbox to manage the stress of returning to school, the uncertainty of different variants and the worries they have about their parents or grandparents health. >> the videos offer lessons in managing emotional stress and mindfulness among others. with so many americans saying they are not ok right now, experts say these lessons can be helpful for everyone. >> i think it is a good lesson for all of us that we should understand our feelings. >> if you need mental help health, we have resources to help you find your ally at abc 7 news.com/-- abc7news.com/take action. liz: testing wastewater, the cdc's plan to get ahead of future covert outbreaks. history will be made during the

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prevagen. healthier brain. better life. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. thank you for joining us. you are watching abc 7 news on abc seven, hulu live in wherever you stream. we will start this half hour with another look at the weather. let's get to lisa argen. starting to sound like a broken record. we need the rain. lisa: it is cold. colder than yesterday morning. a couple of areas are hovering around freezing in our valleys. as we look at our current temperatures, you can see that you may want to wait a little bit before stepping out. 33 -- 36 in stanford. you can see the 33 in livermsee freezing in novato. 47 in alameda and san francisco. that brings us anywhere from three degrees to five degrees

colder. there is the fog from napa and nevada. santa rosa, just a mile of visibility. 9:00, upper 40's to near 50. it will be a sunny and warmer day today. by 3:00, upper 60's. we will be above average once again. tonight, more fog forms along the coast. this is february. the pattern is going to feel more like spring with temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average in the middle of this week. liz: the cdc is expanding its surveillance of wastewater to get ahead of future outbreaks. it appears as the omicron surge appears to be slowing down and cases are dropping. here is phil live off -- lipoff. >> the omicron surge is waning. as free rapid home tests become more available, the cdc is focusing on wastewater to track and get ahead of the next outbreak. >> wastewater surveillance can serve as --

>> more than 400 sites are collecting waste samples with 200 more coming online in the next few weeks.boston is one ofs using this type of surveillance to fight covid. >> when you get the samples, it is before people have developed symptoms. the earliest sign that there will be a surge. >> daily new infections are plunging, nearly 60% since the peak. the number of people battling covid in the hospital is down 40%. covid deaths are still rising. nearly 2400 americans are dying every day, up almost 95%. the nation crossed a grim milestone, more than 900,000 deaths. the majority of those dying, still the unvaccinated. josh died this week from covid in california. >> for some people, it might itt a cough. for some people like my dad, it

might mean your life. take it seriously. >> kathy hochul announced the metric of single day positive cases has fallen below 4% for the first time since november and hospitalizations are at their lowest point since christmas. liz: new developments with joe rogan. spotify has pulled more than 100 episodes of his podcast. that is after rogan issued an apology for using racial slurs on his show. this is more fallout for rogan, who has been widely criticized for spreading covid misinformation. other artists have boycotted spotify in response. bloomberg reports it was joe rogan's decision to take down the 113 episodes read in an instagram post, rogan apologized for racially insensitive remarks, saying it was a teachable moment for him. amazon and nike are among the companies considering purchasing peloton. the exercise bike company was a sensation at the start of the pandemic, as people stayed at home and gymnasts remained

closed. it has been a bumpy ride as the world reopened. peloton's stock has dropped more than 80% since reaching its high point last year. queen elizabeth the second is calling for the duchess to be known as queen camilla, when charles becomes king. the 95-year-old monarch used the historic platform to make this announcement. charles married camilla in 2005. that was done because the title was supposed to be for charles's first wife, diana. queen elizabeth laid out the vision for how the monarch would transition. she is celebrating her celebrate -- 70th anniversarsuccono the t. as tensions as clay between ukre sullivan will te presre to levy

sanctions against russia. you can watch the interview with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning on abc 7. an nba first is happening next this week when all -- and all women -- an all women broadcast crew will work the game. it is the first telecast on a ta national scale -- beth mowins will call the game alongside doris burke and lisa salters. she made history in 2017 when she was the first woman to call a monday night football game. a bank of america customer whose $33,000 deposit disappeared has been exploding online

thousands are responding to this man's struggle to find out what happened to his money. some say they lost deposits too or worry it could happen to them in the future. how can you protect yourself? >> it seemed almost surreal. brian leonard transferred $33,000 from his account at wells fargo to his account at bank of america. he brought this cashiers check to the teller so it would be cleared right away. no mistake. he never saw that money again. >> because there was no electronic record of the transaction, the transaction did not exist. >> the bank branch shut down hours he -- hours after he made the huge deposit. the bank said it never happened. >> they said i don't know anything about it. there is nothing i can do that -- do. >> they are entrusting you with this money and it is happening too often. >> brian's experience is too common with complaints pouring into the consumer financial protection bureau. brian showed his cashiers check and deposit receipt to a manager at another branch. no one would find his money. >> the consumer did everything

right. the consumer used a cashiers check and had copies of everything. >> brian went to great lengths to solve the problem, contacting the ceo of bank of america and seven on your side. finally, the bank restored his money. >> you shouldn't have to go to 7 on your side to get your money back. >> bank of america said the problem arose because the check was made out to bank of america and not to brian. it didn't say why no one tracked down his money. so, how can you protect yourself? keep copies of checks you deposit and the deposit receipt. take photos of the checks and receipts, in case you need to file a complaint. check your account immediately after a deposit. it should show that it is pending. avoid depositing a big check at an atm, where it is harder to correct a mistake. i am michael finney. 7 on your side. >> really good tips. still ahead, a pop-up museum on

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and is being studied in hundreds of clinical trials exploring ways to treat even more types of cancer. it's tru. keytruda from merck. see the different types of cancer keytruda is approved to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. liz: here is a live look from our abc 7 roof camera. it is a chilly start to this morning but it will warm up and start to feel like spring. on the peninsula, birdwatchers are keeping their eyes peeled for a glimpse of a rare visitor. an oriental turtledove has been spotted near monta darrell creek. this is a photo of the bird. it is hot news to the community because it is an uncommon site. many out-of-towners have flock

spotting locations to find the turtledove, bringing telescopes and long camera lenses. the person who spotted the turtledove is credited with the discovery. >> i think this is the third sighting in the state of california. the third on record. so, just crazy that it showed up in my backyard. liz: birders have been turning up to his neighborhood since wednesday. many asked to camp out in his backyard, waiting for the rare bird to return. the exclusive u.s. debut of a new exhibit that celebrates the life and work of pablo picasso is happening this week in san francisco. imagine picasso is a first of its kind immersive exhibit. it opens this wednesday at the armory and runs through march 27. coming up in our 9:00 a.m. hour, we will talk live to the creator behind this project and what to expect wnmas

. 33 degrees in the livermore valley. it is cold. the light east wind making it feel like it is 29. the average high is in the upper 50's, going to the mid 60's today for many east bay valley locations. we will talk about a warmer week ahead, coming up. liz: a real cliffhanger at the at&t pebble beach program. jordan speed hits a shot, steps away from a 60 foot drop to the ocean, rocks below. chris alvarez will have the ro

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-- suit up for the nfc. on the monterey peninsula, three players shared the lead at the at&t pebble beach pro-am. here is chris alvarez with the highlights from around three in this morning's sports. >> saturday was moving day at pebble beach. third round of the pebble beach pro-am, always fun. a cliffhanger for one golfer. one of the most beautiful courses and all of the land. second shot on 11 at pebble beach. this is golf's version of a stephen curry/. he has a whole isn't without biy doing bill. a no look putt, sinks it. jordan speed playing his third round at pebble. you can't see the flag. how is this for feeling out the golf course? he would people this whole -- hole. this shot took the internet by

storm. right near a cliff. 68 feet down. no fear from speed. -- jordan speed. he saved parr. he is tied at four under. he buries this at 15 under. patrick shot a four under on saturday. a long putt will drop, tied for fourth. andrew putnam is a coleader on the par 3/7 at pebble. he is looking for a hole in one. he is so close. coleader at 15 under. there is a look at the score blurt -- scoreboard. jordan smith and cantley are back by one stroke, tied for fourth place. vegas hosting the all store -- all-star weekend. the n'sesofheow o yer, the loakslone star, going p

shelf. he had an assist. the pacific lost to the central. the central played the metro division in the finals. flyers stark lingerie was named m.v.p.. timo talked his first all-star game experience. >> it was cool. i didn't know what to expect coming in. a bunch of great guys. it was fun being out there for sure. >> pro bowl fun at practice. alex mack, nearly catching a touchdown pass from russell wilson. the game is later today at noon on abc 7. wilson was miked up during practice and george kittle had plenty of fun with the signal caller. >> i don't know if i like it. >> good stuff from kindle. i wish he was in the super bowl. the super bowl is one week from today pray that is a look at sports. liz: i'm still in my 49ers colors. i was hoping we would have a

chance to wear them next weekend. lisa: that was a bummer. high-pressure is well up to the north of us. we are still looking at our dry conditions. warmer weather as the high gets closer. it will build in. each and every day, we will see warmer days and a bit of an offshore flow that will dry out the atmosphere. we will have to watch that. it has been a while since the rain. the first weekend of january was the last time we saw a rain. 39 in union city. 37 in fremont with 34 in richmond. alameda, checking in at 47. you can see the temperatures hovering above freezing. livermore is 33, as well as napa. freezing in santa rosa. it will warm up. in fact, when we do, we will look at temperatures about five to eight degrees above average. right now, it is colder than we

were yesterday. four degrees colder in novato with a couple of degrees cooler in concord and livermore. it will certainly get colder the next couple of hours before sunrise, when we see those temperatures bottom out. clear and cold for most of us. warmer than average this weekend. looking at anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees above average with the record highs coming into play on wednesday, and thursday. it will be warm into friday. there is a look at the fog that will be right along the coast. that is something we are usually the marinelosn br s see clear monday, a few more high clouds. looking at that bridge, allowing for temperatures in the south bay -- ridge, allowing for temperatures in the south bay to be the coolest. 71 on monday. mid 70's on tuesday and wednesday. the end of the week is where the south bay will see the warmest

conditions. checking the storm track, as we get to the end of this loop, which is february 14, 15th and 16th, we had a little something right there read it is a cutoff low. it looks like the high-pressure ridge is deflecting get away from us. highs today in cupertino, 66. morgan hill at 69. 67 in san mateo. in the mid 60's downtown. up in the north bay, look for 69. santa rosa. 71 in cloverdale with mid 60's in napa. in the east bay, a chilly start. we are at 68 in hayward. fremont, 67. heading inland, you have numbers hovering around freezing. it will warm up through the mid 60's today from livermore and walnut creek. the accuweather 7 day forecast, we have patchy fog in the north bay. cold numbers, right around

freezing. it will be mild. all in the 60's today. temperatures topping out at about 70 for your monday. the warming trend gets underway mid week. taking us through the low to mid 70's. could even see an 88 down by the monterey peninsula. as temperatures cool off, not even cooling off to near average by the end of the week. liz: thank you. a unique museum on the peninsula with an unusual history is now open. it started as a school project and has grown into a collection so large that all of it can't be displayed at one time. david louis caught up with the grandmother who has been out this -- at this for 25 years. >> this is carolyn hoskins passion. her grandson asked her who else is worth studying besides dr. martin luther king jr. during black history month. >> i never thought about that myself. from that question, the answer

is everything that you see here, today. >> it started as a school project with a simple exhibit. the collection numbers in the thousands now, which she has on display in redwood city. the 20,000 square-foot former retail score -- store is open to school groups. most of us are familiar with the contributions of black athletes and entertainers. what many visitors to thellti ae contributions by blackthfreratof devices were invented by black people. >> it is amazing that these accomplishments were made by a race of people that it was illegal for them to be able to learn to read and write. >> of the sections pay tribute to politicians, authors and women leaders. there are positive images and

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