the boat was laid up in toledo, so it had not been used in seven to eight years.t was called a long-term layup. the company was waiting for some condition to change that might justify it being brought out again, but the city of toledo purchased it for a couple hundred thousand dollars, and begin the process of turning it into a museum ship. it's a great way to get people to think, i'm going to go on one of those things that i've seen or my father saw when he lived up here on the great lakes, to get them involved in history. then they go through the museum, and they are amazed about what happens over the last 300 years on the great lakes. so it is a great hook for us to get people appreciating in understanding a little bits more the history of the great lakes. >> you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country at c-span.org/citiestour. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. not generating another. yeah. yeah next american history tv visits san francisco's chinatown to learn the history of the chinese in america. good af

the boat was laid up in toledo. it had not been used in about seven or eight years. the company was waiting for some condition to change that might justify it being brought out again. the city of toledo purchased it for a couple hundred thousand dollars and began the process of turning it into a museum. it is a great way to get people to think, i will get to go on one of those ships that i saw our my father saw when he lived up here on the great lakes. the history of communities across the country at c-span.org cities tour. this is american history tv only on c-span 3 not generating another. yeah. yeah next american history tv visits san francisco's chinatown to learn the history of the chinese in america. good afternoon. good afternoon. good afternoon. welcome to the chinese historical society of america. my name is charlie chin. i'm officially listed here as artist and residents, but i do double duty as a historian for a very simple reason as most of you know artists don't make any money whatsoever. but historians are underpaid so it's actually a step up. well we a

what has happened of the officers who killed the seventh adam toledo?at happened to police officers who killed anthony alvarez, who was 22 years old? >> simply nothing. nothing. we understand the officer that shot alvarez in the back has been relieved of his police duty. that means he continues to collect salaries and benefits from the taxpayers of the city of chicago and nothing has happened. 100% could shooting. that means 100% good killing. how could you say something and put salt in the wound of our community that is already devastated because of the shooting of two young men? what a 13 euro boy, the other had 22-year-old young man. i'm so happy you put that video of john catanzara when he was speaking. all we know about alvarez is he was a dad and went to work every day and had no criminal background whatsoever. so this false narrative there out there going against criminal elements that are hurting our community is just blatantly false. and as the mayor of the city of chicago said, how is it that a traffic violation leads to someone's death? you k

amy: the police killings of anthony alvarez and adam toledo -- 22-year-old and 13 years old -- within 48 hours of each other come just four years after the department of justice found foot pursuits by chicago police were

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she knows and loves our toledo community as fiercely and as well as anyone. i'm thrilled she was appointed to serve on the city council of toledo ohio, taking her first step into elected office. i could not be more proud of her and her family and all those as a co-worker, friend and she is ar graduate of star high school in toledo. and earned her bachelor of arts and leadership degree. she has served on the boards of the ywca of greater toledo and the youth mission, teen recovery, wkte and lake erie west. she is a graduate of the toledo police academy. her interests are wide arranging. some have observed she may have be the longest serving hispanic congressional staff member. mark that one down. theresa is made of good humor, tenacity and grit. she always has a smile. while we are sad to see her go, i can tell you that no one ties better prepared to fight for the working people of toledo that tearesa, we wish fair wind and following seas as she takes her career to new heights on the good ship toledo a hhoofment i look foffered to working with her as she steer

meantime, toledo's police chief says his department will cooperate in any investigation. san francisco's police chief is apologizing for what he says when this was an unintentional shooting of a burglary suspect by an officer. this happened last friday may 7th after er a series of car break-ins officers in plain clothes were seen on surveillance video closing in on the suspects as another officer tried to cuff. one of the suspects zavier pittman one officer's gun went off, shooting pittman in the wrist. pittman is said to not have had a weapon on him and he is recovering this morning. the officer has apologized for the shooting along with police chief bill scott, who says police work is tough going after car burglars is important. but this shooting should not have happened. >> we have not. educated this case shed and. you know, the reason that i apologize to you your family and your son with because, you know, we believe we should at this point investigation that shouldn't happen. >> there is no body camera video from the shooting because plainclothes officers are exempt

members of toledo's family will serve as the board of directors.hicago it will help kids age 10 to 14 in a nearby little village a mural was dedicated to adam. >>> tesla is making adjustments to the auto pilot feature replacing a radar system to one that is auto based this model model 3 and model y cars in the u.s. and canada would adopt the new feature. pure vision was adopted by elon musk is going to work in auto pilot. >>> lego is about to release their largest set yet. the art world map has a whopping 11,695 pieces to create that enormous map it is the biggest kit the company has ever released with the finished product standing 25 inches high and 40 inches wide it will be available at lego's online store starting june 1st if you want one, it will cost you around $350. >> it might be steep and it's amazing. you can hang that. you can hang that. thanks for sta check out my new mini munchies with mac & cheese bites. ♪ one more bite- ♪ ♪ just ♪ ♪ gimme one ♪ ♪ more bite. ♪ woah. ♪ cuz i can't wait forever. ♪ my $4 mini munchies. only at jack in the

it has been 11 months since of toledo police officer shot and killed sean monterrosa in a walgreens parking. the officer claimed that he mistook a hammer in monterrosa's sweatshirt for the of a gun. the solano county d a refused to examine this case. and today california is a top cop announced his office will look into it. kron four's madyun has that story. >> we will not be bringing him back with the action today. but the action stays critical. >> california attorney general rob bonta announces that the department of justice will be conducting an independent review of the vallejo police investigation into the june second 2020 officer involved shooting death a 22 year-old. sean monterrosa. >> we must have complete. impartial there reviews of officer-involved shootings where you're given a heads up that this was going to take place or you caught by surprise. >> we were caught by surprise. sean monterrosa's sisters. ashley and michelle say they've been working day and night to force the criminal justice system to hold officer who shot their brother accountable for his death lay specific and l

in one toledo next slide . the, there are a number of shadow studies and that despite the, i know these arehard to see but they were in your packet . despite what the neighbors have contended about the fourth story, these shadow studies indicate in light blue that the different difference between a three-story building and a four-story building is quite insignificant. there's a minimal change to the amount of light that would be in the yard area both for there's virtually no change or one toledo way and zero change for 3133 area because there's no shadows drone from the existing building so there's n change any of the buildings . next line please . so i think it's important to note that the 3133 mallorca and all the buildings are completely unaffected by this project. there is no impact to their life, no impact to their air or the hardings at 3537 which is the left side of this red rectangle. there is virtually no chance for the light to enter their windows. there is some additional shadow into their yard and i

. >>> así es ayer adam toledo hubiera cumplido ayer 14 años y esto nos dijo su mamá . >>> estoy tratandodos meses falleció a manos de la policía tras una persución y ahora intenta tener una fundación. >>> para ayudar a otros jóvenes como él y para mantenernos ocupados . >>> fundación se basa en el programa (en inglés) donde intentan ayudar a jóvenes y que podrán desarrollarse lejos de los peligros de las calles urbanas . >>> es difícil para las familias humildes criar a un niño en chicago . >>> las instalaciones serán construidas en wisconsin y esta mujer dice que sería una buena opción para su hijo. >>> sería bueno porque uno no sabe de las influencias que hay en las calles. >>> también se creó este mural en su honor. >>> desafortunadamente el mural volvió a ser vandalizado en la noche, y todo esto mientras la policía da políticas sobre las persecuciones a pie y estas son , que las cámaras corporales deben estar activadas y también persecuciones deben nsiderar alternativas, hoy hay homenajes para este joven . >>> gracias rubén, y un tornado en el norte de texas sirvió de muestra para sa

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holy toledo. seventh home run of the year. top 5 tied at 4. franco a line drive to left. mark canna makes a sliding catch. jed lowrie, a ground ball. trey mancini couldn't get it out of his glove. matt chapman. tying run. top 8. o's looked like -- they e the le art, center. ramone laureano. and it gets better. bottom 8. laureano at the plate and nobody is going to catch this one. a two run shot to put the a's back up on top. he is jacked out of his mind. top 9. trevino. ahead of trey nc the orles most b gen. they avoid p. >> pretty fitting of the baseball gods to you know, bestow their power upon ramone. i mean, you make a play like that, and in the 8th to you know to save the tie ball game. and then come back and you know, hit a bomb like that. that's unbelievable. >>> giants kick their -- gabe kapler said that mike yastrzemski will be back in the lineup. rryi qui bangs one to the etc wall but pro far lays it out and joe musgrove salutes his right fielder. just a into the jury box. that's a cheap solo shot. that was a cheap shot. they call this a blue shield special. his

a's without a holy toledo indeed. this is going to the moon. a's ties it up 3-3.scored tied again at 5. and fly from soreano. good night, a's win it. >>> giants and red in cincci. baby's first game, maybe. probably. it was anthony desclofani's first game back against his old teams the reds and he dealing. alex blandino and desclofani goes 7 innings. alex dickerson. history made again tonight spencer turnball of detroit hits the sixth no hitter. they've already been no nod 5 times and it's just may. >>> can you get more star power than steph versus lebron in a play in game. play in. that's what we're goe zzling hot. led the team in scoring. the warriors under dogs but if curry goes off look out. >> i nobody thought we were even going to be in this position. people had it way way down in the standings after klay got hurt. there's already a lot of things we flipped on its head and we might as keep going. >> we look ate as a game 7 for sure. >> all of this started when we discovered the benefits of local, raw honey for our family. and then we said "hey, you know what?

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san francisco, 56 napa and toledo each at 59 this is a warmer start to the morning than yesterday. was a venture outside still with the jackets. but knowing that we're not quite as crisp feeling as we were yesterday to start. and by the afternoon ahead of us will see daytime highs. a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday's taking our inland areas into the upper 70's, even a few low 80's. well 50's and 60's near the bay and the coast reyna. tom, thank you for that. we are looking at your commute this morning. so as you're heading into the city. >> a little under 10 minutes from the east bay to that fremont street exit not tracking any major hot spots, but we do have a couple accidents out there on our highways like a traffic collision. 80 westbound just east of gilman street that's out of berkeley. we also have a disabled vehicle. 5 e eastbound at this is a near elton street out in richmond. and we're also looking at another traffic collision. this is one oh, one southbound just in san rafale. so if these are cleared off the road, in enough time. they won't cause much of delay in

week concord antioch in napa or 3 spots on this path where we will be seeing a couple of low 80's toledo at $0.75 number for you. in livermore. well, comfortable 74 in san jose hayward oakland and san francisco hanging out in the 60's for your daytime highs today. you look ahead at our next 7 days does show that cool down for wednesday and thursday with temperatures that are warmest in the low to mid 70's windy conditions continue through wednesday and thursday. friday. looking at some improvements daytime highs will be a little bit warmer skies. nice and clear. when should be calmer. really, really nice friday whether to be out. as for saturday and sunday getting warmer daytime highs climb back into the 80's inland by sunday by monday of next week. we're talking mid 80's again and the potential of some heightened fire danger to as temperatures. warm conditions remain dry and also breezy at times reyna, right. john, thanks to that. looks like my time indoors may come to an end. but that sunshine. >> as you are heading out today. we're checking on the traffic for you this morning. no majo

. >> the attorney representing the monterroza family in a civil lawsuit against the city of toledo released this statement, quote, i am thankful attorney general rob bonta is taking over the review into the vallejo police shooting of sean monterrosa the vallejo police command staff knew or should have known that this was officer tied sport shooting in 5 years and by failing to discipline officers for misconduct lyles police command staff essentially ratified the bad conduct, unquote. we want to get back in july. 2020 unsolicited maneuver solano county district attorney krishna abrams recused herself from evaluating the incident deliver the monterrosa filed to the state ags office jobs easy parts in their car parts. >> and it's really important that we do all the parts of our jobs. >> sometimes >> a specific issue or case has a lot of public. interest and public scrutiny. we must all do our jobs haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >> drought conditions have intensified across california in the past week. this is the latest drought monitor map. the areas of dark red considered to be in exceptional dro

a's without a holy toledo indeed. this is going to the moon. a's ties it up 3-3.cored tied again at 5. and fly from soreano. good night, a's win it. >>> giants and red in cincci. baby's first game, maybe. probably. it was anthony desclofani's first game back against his old teams the reds and he dealing. alex blandino and desclofani goes 7 innings. alex dickerson. history made again tonight spencer turnball of detroit hits the sixth no hitter. they've already been no nod 5 times and it's just may. >>> can you get more star power than steph versus lebron in a play in game. play in. that's what we're going to see last night. steph is sizzling hot. led the team in scoring. the warriors under dogs but if curry goes off look out. >> i nobody thought we were even going to be in this position. people had it way way down in the standings after klay got hurt. there's already a lot of things we flipped on its head and we might as keep going. >> we look ate as a game 7 for sure. sure. >> is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape

ridiculous if the ace could finish off a sweep in anaheim and no score in the top of the second and holy toledohomers for the second straight game and 1-0, oakland and then two batters later they don't call him downtown seth brown for nothing and the second straight game he has set a home run 3-0, oakland and 4-2 in the 7th inning and it could've been a double play but instead it is a base hit for josc makes it a run game and he allowed three number runs in the third of an inning and nothing cheap about that and iglesias and la has the lead and the next happening oakland with two on in sean murphy with a ground ball and too hot to handle for tony who throws it away and olson scores and we have a tie game but, once again, that darn bullpen and just got it deep enough to score and taylor turned out to be the game-winning run in the ace allowed five runs in four innings and they went 6-5 and they may avoid the sweep and the nba playoffs, they have a little bit of testing is already but between the sons and lakers it is only game 1 in the 4th quarter phoenix up 9 and booker in a floater over anthon

climate change of building a clean energy future, can you elaborate on strategies for places like toledo, ohio, with major solar manufacturing and high-tech research and develop a capability, how can we capitalize on local resources to counteract growing regional inequalities? >> i am so glad you asked this question we have to target job creation. -- question. we have to target job creation. we have to look at what they can bring to bear, the natural resources, and industrial legacy, so first solar probably chose ohio because of that legacy, and that is unique to ohio, so what are the other areas of the country, their geography, what unique thing can they use to their comparative advantage? in this energy realm, there are all kinds of jobs for all kinds of people in our pockets of the country, because everyplace is unique. i want place-based work designed to help make sure that nobody is left behind to be the core of this clean energy deployment strategy, both in this budget and the american jobs plan, and opportunity to put our human capital to work, but it has to be delivered. the pres

meten con "black lives matter" y es importante que hagamos eso, pero cuando hay algo como a ——alan toledor", de los grupos de afroamericanosque se ha movilizado en este Último aÑo tras la muerte de afroamericanos en el paÍs, ¿quÉ estamos haciendo la comunidad latina diferente y por quÉ no nos movilizamos a esa magnitud ? gustavo: nada ha cambiado. los afroamericanos han cambiado de lo que nosotros en estados unidos hablamos con la policÍa. nosotros los latinos y por eso este problema va a continuar. nunca va a cambiar hasta que nosotros hagamos algo y tiene que empezar con esto. que la policÍa estÁ contra latinos y ha estado contra nosotros por muchos aÑos. ya no podemos aceptar eso. si no cambiamos, va a seguir eso. yarel: mucho gusto. gracias por estar con nosotros, gustavo, para ayudarlos a conocer un poco mÁs de estos temas tan importantes para nuestras comunidades. que pases buenas tardes. gustavo: gracias. luis: hay un innovador plan para que mÁs personas puedan contar con cobertura. el comisionado nos habla sobre cÓmo piensa beneficiar a mÁs gente. ya regresamos. ♪ ♪ tenemos el pod

. >> peloton is planning to build its first factory south of toledo it will be on 200 acres, have more than 1 million square feet of mifrg, office and amen knit amenity. groundbreaking is expected later this summer. peloton will commit about $400 million to the facility and expects toal across executive, manufacturing, managerial and assembly just got off the phone with john foley. they told me while they planned to do this no yore, the pandemic put an exclamation point why it will be awesome. when you think about shortening lag times for customers and mitigating against geopolitical risk you may recall they had costly supply-chain issues over the past year. he also mentioned it would give them more capable to bring other products to the market there's -- pet oton will continue to manufacture in asia in north carolina and washington state. >> you hit it there towards the end. that's really the reason they're doing this they had major supply issues in fact, someone on our show -- >> major. >> -- sold the stock receipt less has brought it back you but that was a major issue yeah they had

tony owns a restaurant called the white house inn outside of toledo. good morning.ee that comes and works for you and stays with you for six months. and you aren't getting any takers. what's going on? >> we haven't gotten a one. we put it out there about two months ago, three months ago. we have not received one application, not one resume. we put it in on our facebook page and sent to our employees to reach out to anyone they would bring in they would receive a $200 bonus and we have got nothing. >> bill: we're trying to figure out why. why do you think? >> i feel it's the stimulus money. the first round of the stimulus money was good. i think the extra unemployment money was good because we were shut down as a country. i understand that. but we're not. every american can get vaccinated now. it is their choice to do it or not do it. given that extra $300 a week, they will stay home. for $700 people who were making $800 or $900 will make sacrifices in their life and take things away and will sit home with that $700 plus another round of stimulus checks just went out

on march 29 adam toledo. on april 7 roger allen. nearly 2 weeks later michalak brian. >> shot a 16-year-old child four times. >> the day before on april 19 26-year-old gio gonzalez scene with no knife, no gun the being potentially disorderly. >> alameda police officers pay out on top of him. he too said i can't breathe.>>> year before in this same town, molly get arrested for dancing in the street. this body was criminalized. >>> it is an oakland-based coalition leading calls. >> stopcock phone each other. please. and baking. stop it. the city of has established a committee dedicated service updating processes better respond. we spoke with the city manager. >> we are looking at what the council's focus is to have mental health response to be the second of having initial responders that would be different than police. that is one of the things we are looking at. will start. you have been saying these things for ohio. think being that has happened in the past year now everyone is saying get. your support of this at. there are things p

jillian: seems to me like denials of entry to facilities like this can only toledo more speculation thatldn't we rather have the truth out there. >> exactly. what are they trying to hide? i mean, that is the question. and why couldn't they take time to allow those representatives of the people who have oversight of their agencies who appropriate the money to their agencies to have access to them and to this facility. it was just absolutely wrong. todd: and if you as a congresswoman can't get answers and access, that, quite frankly as a congresswoman you should be able to get. what chance do the rest of us have? what's really going on here? >> well, that is the question. what is going on. and we can only speculate about what they don't want us to see or learn, but i think the bottom line is that this crisis is worse than they want to let on. and the biden administration they are literally tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of individuals crossing our border every few months, and many of these individuals are criminals. they have gang background. there are record number of drugs. alr

lack of family structure that these kids were dealing with that would lead them to be and in adam toledo'son the streets with a gun at 2:00 a.m. or in my-kaiah case, attacking someone with a knife. i know you had a good conversation and i will disagree with you and i say i don't know that there's any policy, any billion-dollar government policy, any amount of money that will be able to tell people or to legislate morality and to say that it is a good thing to have fathers in the household and that it is a good thing to have a strong family and we really need to start talking about culture and we really need to start talking more about community. steve: yeah, i agree. i think that is right. i think we reach for the policies because we want to do something but i think you're completely right, actually. it is the cultural drift away from families that is the underpinning all of this and let's talk about that another time. sarah, do you want to pick that up? that is the foundation here. >> i think rob brought up a big points. our children are our most precious commodity, steve, i know they are

toledo. it's a bit of a fixerupper. the money comes from federal covid relief funds, but the ohio ttery.lf will be cct which is why in ohio, vaccination cards are now also scratcher. here we go - here we go. syringe. syringe. aw, bleach. here in new york city, mayor bill deblasio announced that shake shack is offering a free burger and fries to vaccinated people. he shared the good news at a press conference this morning. >> thank you to the whole shake shack team. this is really going to help us out and did you say free fries when you get vaccinated? i got vaccinated. you're saying i could get this these delicious fries ...wait a minute, but there's also a burger element to this? if this is appealing to you, just think of this when you think of vaccination. mm-mmm! vaccination! mm-mmm! >> stephen: mm-mmm! mm-mmm! i'll think about that when i can't fall asleep tonight, mm-mmm! maybe on my beth bed! why does grandpa look to upseifo care about your penis. according to new research covid-19 may increase the chance of erect

this year on march 11 to have well wilson. 18 days later adam toledo. on april 7, roger allen. two weeks later, michalak bryant. >> they shot a 16-year-old child. >> the day before april 19, 26- year-old mario gonzalez, seen with no gun >> police officers piled on top of him. he too said i can't breathe. >> a year before in this same town, molly watkins was arrested by alameda police for dancing in the streets. >> brooks cofounded the anti- police pantera project. edison oakland-ba the peace police. both from alameda are why police should not be calling to mental health calls.health call. with spoke with alameda city manager eric lovett. >> where the council's focus is to try to have mental health response the second and have an initial responder that would be different than just police. that is one of the things we are looking looking looking loo >> bill scott agrees. >> we have been saying these things for a while. everything that has happened in the past year, now everybody else is saying it. there are things police officers are cut out to do. >> sfp de la not answer to ment

is still out of gas, scott. >> that's why it's crucial to keep toledo refining company open.their fuels that they produce that they refine actually reach all the way out to pittsburgh pittsburgh. steve: the president can talk about his plans for the future. but when you talk about america today, america still runs on coal and fossil fuels and pipelines. that is just a reality. >> yes, at the toledo refining company their products are actually beyond just fuels. i mean, they are in our everyday products. i mean petroleum is in 80% of the daily usage that you have plastics and different materials. it's not just shutting down fossil fuel burning for vehicles. you are also touching different industries of products. steve: absolutely. well, your job is to try to find your members work so good luck to you. scott lopez thank you very much for joining us live today. >> thank you. thank you for having me on. steve: good luck. all right. 7:26 here in the east now. coming up, facebook is accused of censoring dialogue around covid using their so-called fact checkers to shut down posts by

toledo's police chief says his department will cooperate in any investigation. >> in other bay area newsonight, san francisco's police chief bill scott is apologizing for last week's shooting where a police officer shot a man in the wrist. the shooting happened friday on 4 of our nice treat in the south of market neighborhood after a string of car burglaries in the city. police say suspect stole a car in golden gate park and broke into other vehicles throughout the city. according to police, plainclothes officers saw the sauce. the suspects near 3rd and varney and one of them ran toward a suspect named javier pittman junior the officer and pittman at some point fell to the ground. and that's when the officer shot pittman in the left wrist chief scott says after reviewing the video he concluded the shooting should have never happened. >> i'm deeply sorry, mister pittman was shot during this incident. and i'd like to take this opportunity. to publicly apologize to mister pittman, his family and his friends. >> the officer who shot pittman released a statement expressing how badly he feels

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scott hayes works at toledo refining company and he joins us now.did you think when you heard this? >> this is something we have been fighting for a couple of years. it started when there were assertions made that the current line that feeds our plant in toledo, ohio, was unsafe. so, we asked federal regulators to intervene and make a ruling on this several times they have declared the current line is in fact safe. furthermore the company that owns and operates the line just for abundance of caution decided to build a tunnel underneath the bedrock underneath the straits of mackinaw encase a brand new tunnel to the tune of $500 billion. that wasn't good enough for gretchen whitmer and dana and the state of michigan. they have attempted to shut down. there is a lot of stake not just for my open town of toledo, ohio, but the region, the nation, our diplomatic relationship with canada. our trading partner. there ask a lot at stake here. and it is bad for the country if they shut this line down. ainsley: what is she thinking all these people lost their j

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that kept him out of the lineup last three games and i say he has seen the ball just fine and holy toledothe seventh home run of the are part of a three-hit day for that man in the top five mikell franco a line drive the left and he took it off the grass and the bottom of the seven the a's down 5-4 and chad it's a ground ball to 3rd and he through wide the first and he could not get it out of his glove and matt chapman scores the tying run back in the top of the eighth he looked like they were going to get to the lead right back into the wall and put it took away and stewart couldn't believe it and the bottom of the eighth at the plate and nobody is getting this one and a two-run shot to a >> on top and he jacked out of his mind and he put two on ahead of trey mancini and the orioles most dangerous sitter but another one and they beat them 7-5 and they avoid the sweep. >> pretty fitting of the baseball gods tuba still their power upon ramon. i mean, you make a play like that in the eighth and have a tie ball game and then come back and had a bomb like that and that is unbelievable. >> gre

if you can make a dayton and toledo and akron more prosperous cities again, there will be less resentmentt will be less imbalance and democrats might actually win state again. margaret: i'm going to push back in part because i have in response to a question that i see in the future, questioning about this. this economic decline versus racism and xenophobia which clearly was something that trump tapped into. the clinton had a larger share of working-class voters there sort of the myth of the economic discontent. those left behind voting for trump is not totally tracked. we've always had racism and xenophobia in america, has been a national problem throughout a mark in history particularly in times of economic of people. will regional realignment help sort that what more needs to be done. alec: it is a question of making and what is that what we have generally seen in recent years is that certain places experience some kind of prosperity, and is spread where it didn't exist before, that has generally made places, one of your democrat thinking how do we do with this problem. one way to do wh

which is why in toledo is doing so well so i look forward to working with you and thank you. we can do this in a bipartisan way as well. i appreciate your help. sue met thank you very much congressman ryan. >> thank you and i appreciate it and i just wanted to pick up where we left off regarding critical minerals. i know that your touch upon this but could you elaborate on how that department of energy will work on the processing for the elements and the melding capabilities. >> this is the issue is that we don't really have much in the way of processing in the united states. so what we want to do, what i would love to see is a group of like working on the strategy that will build up the processing capacity in addition to the money capacity for the country because there are obviously major jobs in both places. you can do this and both of these mining and processing has been seen as an environmental harmful in the past. we have the ability to do both in a responsible way. and to be able to secure the supply chains. so thank you so the question for both appropriations but also

high temperatures climbing well up into the upper 80's for livermore san jose antioch toledo, napa and santa rosa oakland and hayward you reach at 79 for your highs today will conquer actually reaching 90 degrees looking ahead of next 7 days here tomorrow and wednesday as well as today for that matter will be our warmest of days and today and tomorrow. we do have red flag warnings in effect for solano county. that's fire danger. going to be really high. appearing of warm conditions, dry conditions and are stronger winds for inland areas. we cool down starting on thursday and on into the weekend with highs maxing out only in the 70's. so relief in sight. if you're not a fan of the heat reyna. >> john, thank you. so we do have some problems spots out there on the roads like this traffic collision, eastbound 88 hilltop road and a rich man. another one, 80 westbound east of san pablo dam road and that's causing some delays to get around that alternate san pablo avenue for you. also a traffic hazard here in the city. northbound one admission was causing some delays and backups along one o o

. >> the attorney representing the monterroza family in a civil lawsuit against the city of toledo released this statement, quote, i am thankful attorney general rob bonta is taking over the review into the vallejo police shooting of sean monterrosa the vallejo police command staff knew or should have known that this was officer tied sport shooting in 5 years and by failing to discipline officers for misconduct lyles police command staff essentially ratified the bad conduct, unquote. we want to get back in july. 2020 unsolicited maneuver solano county district attorney krishna abrams recused herself from evaluating the incident deliver the monterrosa filed to the state ags office jobs easy parts in their car parts. >> and it's really important that we do all the parts of our jobs. >> sometimes a specific issue or case has a lot of public. interest in public scrutiny. we must do our jobs haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >> in the east bay. a man is arrested and charged with sexually assaulting 2 asian women in fremont. the first woman was attacked early yesterday morning near the area fremont boul

still in the 90's for a good portion of the bay like antioch, the lid of vacaville on up to fairfield toledo. you'll be a nice 78 hayward 77 well, livermore in san jose still on the warm side last day will be seeing numbers this warm for a while. as you can see the rest of the forecast is looking significantly cooler tomorrow. daytime highs. inland will average out in the 80's 70's for friday and saturday bayside in coastal areas. pretty steady hanging out in the 50's and 60's breanna. tom, thank you for that. we have had a fog advisory along the golden gate bridge for the morning. >> now you can see conditions are starting to improve just a bit like we can actually see things here. a little under 21 minutes. up to almost 30 earlier in the bay bridge. as you can see, they turn off the metering lights for you under 12 minutes to that fremont street exit. we're checking out 5.18, 80's conditions start to improve up to about 20 heading from crockett to the maze. now we're at 16 minutes for your drive time and taking on things along one oh, one to 8085 no major accidents or delays about 20 minut