tracey: in ways it is not another states. it certainly as we have discussed, the violence has been directed against people of color and there is such a pride trailer for texans as we discussed early on in our conversation and wonder as a texan, and as an african-american. higher thread that needle and how you would advise other african-americans where the entered wherever they might live in the united states about colette tension between remembering oppressive history and taking part in the places they call home. annette: becomes through me through my family. i talk about this in my book. taxes were my formative associations were made. i love the state through the experience is that i had there with my mother, father, brothers and friends growing up. becoming who i am in the spot. being fortunate to have parents who love to me and extended family whom i love unsupportive of me in this place. we made a world for ourselves in this place and that is sort of the basis of how i view texas as a whole. i like the idea of the wide op

william: tracey, thank you for joining us tonight. opportunity, william. ♪ judy: it is one of the most enduring questions of humanity -- are we alone in the universe? today, a highly anticipated report from u.s. intelligence community zeros in on unidentified aerial phenomenon or uap's, commonly known as ufo's. it comes from the office of the director of national intelligence. it concludes these unidentified objects clearly pose a risk to flight and a national security threat to the u.s. but the larger question is, is this alien life, remains unanswered. john yang has the story. john: there's not enough here to draw a conclusion about the source of these uap's. here to discuss is democratic congressman andre carson of indiana. he serves on the u.s. house intelligence committee. they commissioned the report. you said in a statement this represents a much-needed shift on this issue -- what do you mean by that >> this leaves a lot of us with unanswered questions. it does not rule out that many potential scenarios we have come up with. wh

it is slow coming out of tracey. that accident and past that point things are busy anyway towards north glen. once you are past all of that looks a lot better towards the dublin interchange. check out our travel times. if you are working your way along highway 4 things a little bit busy here as well. 38 minutes to go from antioch over towards the east shore westbound. there is a crash near 680. as our maps are showing you here we have some red popping up here. slower speeds out of pittsburgh. those will be your slowest spots. all right, other things to look out for, westbound 37 busy. we have some brake lights and a 30 minute travel time to go from 80 over towards 101. you have some brake lights approaching 121. again over the weekend things might feel extra busy as well. more cars on the roadway because of the nascar event happening at the sonoma race way. plan for that this weekend if you are headed out there. i would give yourself some extra time. take a look at traffic elsewhere. if you are working your way on so

. >> brangham: we get reaction and insight into today's sentencing from tracey meares.sor of law and co-founder of the justice collaboratory at yale law school. tracey meares, great to have you back on the "newshour". 22-plus years for derek chauvin for the murder of george floyd. given this crime, what is your reaction to the sentence. >> my reaction when watching the hearing was that the judge landed on a sentence that many of us expected, given that the average sentence was 12.5 years, a ten-year upward departure, based on a finding of two aggravated circumstances was basically what i was expecting, even though it wasn't the 30 years that the prosecution asked for. >> reporter: so was it your sense -- we knew that the max was possibly 40, and in felt that there should have been even more of a sentence. is it your sense, though, that this was the right, fair decision? >> i think (indiscernible) to shape a judge's discretion and the the prosecution made specific arguments based on four aggravating factors, the judge relied on two of them, abuse of authority and excessi

next up, we have tracey liss, who is the executive director of frandaya. am i saying that right? >> you were close. >> the hon. london breed: tell me how to say it. >> frandaja. >> the hon. london breed: oh, frandaja. >> thank you. this initiative is the perfect extension and next step for what's needed. every year, we get families who call who do not qualify. they don't make little enough money -- like anyone wants to make less money, right? especially our moms, our single moms. they don't make enough to qualify, and so we don't have anything to help them. we did fight for some scholarship programs so they could come to our center, and it still wasn't enough. i don't know if you know, the fee for a single-family with several kids, it's one fee. so even if they're paying the highest cost, it's still $600 a month for three kids, and then, they don't qualify anymore. they go on the track, they get the promotion for career advancement, and then, they don't qualify. now you're looking at about $2,000 per month per child. who can jump from $600 to $6,000 a month out of their pocket fo

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very break lights in the pass as you head out of tracey. start right at that 580, 205 connector. not as far back. that is good news. you'll get just a bit of a break. no crashes. pretty much from northland towards the dublin interchange. look at the travel times still in the green. only 30 minutes to go from 205 towards 680. our major freeways such as highway 4 and 80 all looking good. if you are headed on 80 westbound. give yourself 14 minutes. if you are headed towards the bay bridge. things are very quiet. no delays or issues as you work your way to the east bay. there is the spare the air alert in effect once again today. skip the roadways. use public transit. 31 trains right now on time for bart. back to you. >> oh my gosh. >> that was a fairly calm reaction considering. the teenager has seen so many sharks in santa barbara county. he knows them individually by tags and markings. the sharks are teenagers as well. the area is known as a nursery habitat for them. young preditors are much more interested in fish and stingrays than they ar

next up, we have tracey liss, who is the executive director of frandaya. am i saying that right? >> you were close. >> the hon. london breed: tell me how to say it. >> frandaja. >> the hon. london breed: oh, frandaja. >> thank you. this initiative is the perfect extension and next step for what's needed. every year, we get families who call who do not qualify. they don't make little enough money -- like anyone wants to make less money, right? especially our moms, our single moms. they don't make enough to qualify, and so we don't have anything to help them. we did fight for some scholarship programs so they could come to our center, and it still wasn't enough. i don't know if you know, the fee for a single-family with several kids, it's one fee. so even if they're paying the highest cost, it's still $600 a month for three kids, and then, they don't qualify anymore. they go on the track, they get the promotion for career advancement, and then, they don't qualify. now you're looking at about $2,000 per month per child. who can jump from $600 to $6,000 a month out of their pocket fo

we do have a vote down coming out of tracey. everything else is ready to go. >> thanks. >>> new details on the next disneyland theme park to welcome back. >>> plus, a split second life saving decision caught on camera. what two chp officers found when they went to this car. >>> a san francisco mom robbed at gun point in her garage with her kids in the car. her story and the dad is showing how much we're seeing this [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash] [singing indri sings] [elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪ termite swarms may be in your area. and can cause an average of over $9,000 in damage and repair costs. protect your home with a free terminix inspection. call 1-800-terminix today. the only way to nix it is to terminix it. >>> a beloved store clerk is partially blind after an attack. a customer stabbed him in the heights neighborhood. we spoke to the victim's daughter. >> reporter: 72-year-old peter owns the franklin market

if you are headed out of tracey, things look pretty good. the brake lights begin at that connecter extending to about grant line at this point. once you are past that everything is clear. travel time looking great. everything in the green which is what we love to see when you are getting ready to hit the roadways. your travel time on 80 is 14 minutes. if you taking highway 4 westbound from antioch to 80 only 25 minutes. right now traffic is light out of san jose. there is an overnight closure still in effect. things should be wrapping up within the next ten minutes. this is on 84 both directions. if you are trying to head over towards 680 expect a closure until 5:00 this morning. we were tracking a few brake lights as you head just north of the golden gate bridge. right now traffic is pretty quiet. not seeing a lot of cars heading northbound. southbound clear as you head into san francisco. that is the commute direction. off to a good start. no delays and the san mateo bridge looking good as well. things are quiet this both directions betwee

remember to local victims of last week's tragedy romel of tracey and paul of nearby mount house son scott says his dad a military veteran was never one to back down no matter how tough the situation. >> he refused to run away from a fight ever and i know for a fact that he didn't run away from this one. he was able to defend himself. and everyone else and there. >> ramos wife annette says her emotions after the loss are still raw. >> i there and sing a lot anger, a lot of frustration i want to try to find forgiveness. a little hard right now, but i'm sure to come in time. >> leonard a week after a vigil for his son in mount house addressed the crowd. >> my son. gave his life so others may live. but i would rather life. >> never leave home without having to your loved ones. love you. >> now. the transit system is also honoring the 9 lives with the special buses. you can see the hashtag dt a family on the side of the buses. light rail service has been suspended until further notice. there are going to be bused bridges in place to help get people around. on kron 4 dot com. we have a section.

the seat — held by labour's tracey brabin until she stood down to become mayor of west yorkshire — isnt wins in traditional labour areas in the region. a number of smaller parties are also standing. our political correspondent alex forsyth has been talking to voters and party members. the pitch is rolled and it's all to play for. these voters are at the heart of a fierce contest to choose their next mp, and at this local bowls club they know what they want delivered. the bus service is not all that brilliant for people like older people who need them. the high street, probably. it's very sad in batley, i think. many here talk of the need to understand an area that can feel overlooked. the conservatives know what working men's aspirations are, whereas the labour party usually tell us what our aspirations are. the tories have recently shifted the political landscape, tapping into frustration in post—industrial areas with the promise of a better future. it's what their candidate, ryan stevenson, wants to replicate in this once—thriving textile town. and this local community leader and ne

giving you a look at the map here, you can see that we have a slow down coming out of tracey. then we have an update from the chp okay the bridge is where we're having a new update because it looks like from east bounds 80 to the toll plaza to jrj jrj street we have one to two lanes closed. everything else is looking good. >> all right, good news there. thank you jobina. >>> a group of cats found. the mystery that no one can explain. >>> cows out and about in southern california. this bazaar situation that had authorities scrambling overnight. >>> what we expect to see in >>> one cow got shot and killed by a deputy during the incident after the animal hurt someone. late last night they were trying to corral the ones that were out. it's not known how they escape. >> they're on the move here. >> get >>> a group of cats have lost their limbs and no one can explain why. we spoke to the woman that's taken care of them for the past 25 years. we want to warn you that some may finds the images disturbing. >> dotty, mable. >> reporter: everybody they feed, trap, rescue and fix cat in t

involved in our period in creating a translation of two monographs by french author named dick did tracey, he created or made those translations. we also receive letters in italian. and not fall letters, but letters with passages and greet, so we had to learn how to use the greek alphabet. and at least once he got an entire poem in latin. which we had in our first volume. fortunately, we had some very hopeful collaborators who could make sure that the transcription would provide translation for this material. so we get translations. >> another question from our viewers. a scholar who has been grateful for the supplementary documents that help include context. and wants to know, how do you decide when to include that kind of extended contextualization? >> thank you. i don't know who you are. and thank you for that. one of the things that we have done is add all kinds of value to our work. it's a take on what we call the family letters project. this is material -- by family letters we don't mean letters between letters between jefferson and the family -- we became aware as we work that lett

we're getting some heavy traffic out of tracey and up over. by the way, there's a high wind advisory. mike says speeds of about 17 to 28 miles an hour in the southwest direction. that'sig jump in car break ins as visitors return to the city. now some neighbors are trying to make the property theft sting a little bit less. the video that started it all. >>> lost and found, a california woman reunited with her wallet 50 years later. the precious things still inside. >>> the update on the bazaar knife incident. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it doesn't take a superhero to help save the planet. small decisions make a world of difference. ikea. >>> crews battled the fire and it burned three acres. you can see the dry conditions that the nevada fire department called in three other agencies including cal fire to get some help. no structures were damaged. >>> as california faces a disaster fire season again, the crews are struggling to keep the stations staffed. their is video from the massive creek fire that burned on land. >>> some are understaffed by much as 30%. th

an up kate now on thursday morning's shooting in tracey. two people are confirmed dead. two others are hurt. one person is the suspected shooter in critical condition. that shooting happened around a quarter to 3:00 yesterday morning >>> california's cork place safety regulators are loosening covid restrictions. during a meeting the agency's standards board voted to allow people to skip masks in the workplace but only if every employee in the room is fully vaccinated. the board initially rejected the less stringent rules but then reconsidered. >> i feel like we don't want to leave the last one in place when this one is better than that. >> one of our members is considering placing stickers on id badges to determine who is vaccinated and who is not. many are considering creating separate floors. the consequences of these provisions are serious and they cannot be under stated. >> the revised rules are expected to kick in on june 15th. the same day the state loosens requirements more broadly. >>> the fire protection district is set to arm its firefighters with some new hand

mary tracey kumar, shannon paty piece said -- the biden legislative agenda beginning juiced seventh, when congress returns from this current weeks recess, it seems like infrastructure is their number one. and i don't sense -- it's hard to tell what they are pushing after. >> i think you're absolutely right. i think as you mentioned also because of your pointed to push on the police reform -- well, the most important piece of legislation now that you highlighted at the end of the day was this idea of for the people, lack forming electoral programs at the federal level so that you don't have a piecemeal approach that is happening at the state level. but she is not wrong, there is cinema who don't want to go with the democrats on. that's an appeal. battle so, i think that right now, what biden the white house are going to try to do is they're going to try to cut their losses and try to push infrastructure bill. but there's a huge distance between the republicans and democrats on this. because would biden offered it was a 1.2 trillion dollar infrastructure that included some reforms at t

giving you a look at the bay area, the only slowdown is out of tracey for our super commuters. expect the slow speeds. as you travel westbound, fog around highway 1. that is not usually a commuter corridor. everything else is looking good. >>> bay area pediatricians are giving covid-19 shots to kids. this is part of the next to expand vaccination efforts. in larkspur, a pediatrics is offering the vaccine, one of the first in the bay area. recently, most kids had been getting vaccine shots at clinics run by large health systems or county health departments. pfizer's vaccine is authorized to kids as young as 12. moderna's may soon follow. the minimum age is expected to drop gradually to 5 and then 2 and then potentially to babies as young as 6 months. >>> i'm excited to say hamilton is coming back to san francisco and tickets go on sale this morning. the show gets the orthium theater until september 5th. then it goes to san jose. hamilton canceled shows last april because of the pandemic. two major music festivals are coming back in 2022. coachella will be in april. we still don'

tracey you've written and thought a lot about the politics of education, particularly higher education and i'm just curious -- when parents are telling me they're worried i heard a real complaint that he is heard from parents which is this idea that this is what happens that we have the precious little kids and we bring them up on our values and they go to college and come back without them. >> i don't doubt that that is a real concern. but a real concern that has been directed at desantis does not make it a legitimate concern. one grounded in reality. that is the distinction. of course, two things happening here. you have a campaign and a disinformation campaign. and when you see the merging of these two things come together in the moral panic over critical race theory, right? so on one hand you have the misinformation campaign which mischaracterizes illegitimate some field of academic specialty, right? critical race theory has its tenets, has its proponents, has it scholarship. it is, however, not taking over higher education curriculum's. arguably economics has done that but not cri

remember to local victims of last week's tragedy romo of tracey and paul of nearby mount house son scott says his dad a military veteran was never one to back down no matter how tough the situation. >> he refused to run away from a fight ever and i know for a fact that he didn't run away from this one. he was able to defend himself. and everyone else and there. >> ramos wife annette says her emotions after the loss are still raw. >> there and sing a lot anger. a lot of frustration. i want to try to find it's a little hard right now, but i'm sure it will come in time. >> leonard a week after a vigil for his son in mount house addressed the crowd. >> my son. gave his life so others may live. but i would rather life. >> tonight was another chance to grieve and remind others how every day should go number come with that i think your loved with you. >> that was eric rucker reporting for us tonight and on kron 4 dot com. we have a section focused on last week's mass shooting. you can use your phone to scan that qr code you see on the screen. it will take you directly to the site. we have sever

. >> romel of tracey and paul of nearby mount house son scott says his dad a military veteran was neverw tough the situation. >> he refused to run away from a fight ever and i know for a fact that he didn't run away from this one. he was able to defend himself. and everyone else and there. >> ramos wife annette says her emotions after the loss are still raw. >> i there and sing a lot anger. a lot of frustration. i want to try to find forgiveness. a little hard right now, but i'm sure to come in time. >> leonard a week after a vigil for his son in mount house addressed the crowd. >> my son. gave his life so others may live. but i would rather life. >> never leave home without having to your loved with you. >> the vta system is honoring those who lost their lives with these special buses. you can see the hashtag on the side there that says hashtag dt a family. the light rail service has been suspended until further notice and they're a bus bridges to get you where need to go. in the east bay dublin. police are looking for 3 men who shot a 60 year-old man in an armed robbery that happened

tracey 81.0/3:00 notice the temperatures warm up through concord, livermore and especially out through tracy. still a couple of 90s there, but this does a really good job of showing you what we mean with microclimates, just how different everything can be when you just drive a couple of miles inland. long range outlook right now, we are going to see that initial high pressure move out, this is what got our cooling going on into thursday and friday, and over the weekend, we get a little bit of a warmup, just slight into saturday and sunday, we keep the sunshine but then we've got this approaching system and that's going to help cool us off even more heading into monday and tuesday of next week. so much so we're looking to see highs in the 70s. let's talk about temperatures headed into the weekend, 85 degrees into saturday. 83 into sunday. notice we drop a little bit on friday and warm up into the mid 80s by monday and tuesday of next week, 70s are in the forecast, let's take a look at how san fra

the seat, held by labour's tracey brabin until she stood down to become mayor of west yorkshire, is al correspondent alex forsyth has been talking to voters and party members. the pitch is rolled, and it's all to play for. these voters are at the heart of a fierce contest to choose their next mp, and at this local bowls club, they know what they want delivered. bus service is not all that brilliant for people like older people who need them. the high street, probably. it's very sad in batley, i think. many here talk of the need to understand an area that can feel overlooked. the conservatives know what working men's aspirations are, _ whereas the labour party usually | tell us what our aspirations are. | the tories have recently shifted the political landscape, tapping into frustration in post—industrial areas with the promise of a better future. it's what their candidate, ryan stevenson, wants to replicate in this once—thriving textile town. and this local community leader and new tory member thinks there is a chance. i think it's just about people not feeling that, look, just becaus

it's my honor to introduce the congressman from kansas, tracey mann, congressman mann is a fifth generation kansan and proudly serves on the agriculture and veterans' affairs committees and he represents kansas' first district. mr. mann: thank you, congressman. thank you for hosting this special order. mr. speaker, i rise to discuss winners and losers under president biden's the president: -- policies. when i was a kid playing eight-man football for the corner bulldogs, there wasn't much room for debate on the winners and losers of the game. you either win or you didn't. you either scored more touchdowns, scored more two-point conversions and got more tackle it's than the other team or you didn't -- tackles than the other team or you didn't. the same is true with america today. president biden's progressive policies make for very clear winners and losers. consider these three examples. winner number one, communist china. loser, america. on january 31, 2020, america received warning that the coronavirus had possibly been engineered in the wuhan institute of virology in wuhan, china. in late

happy 102nd to william tracey of mount vernon, washington he served his community as an active catholicfrom newton, massachusetts. she has visited more than 150 countries. >> cool. >> wow. >>> we have more music coming up from little big town next hour and the hour after that. >> yeah, plus, we are firing up the grill for a fix-ahead friday recipe. >> party >> you and jenna are going to grill on the fourth hour >> somebody is it's not going to be us. somebody will. have a great weekend, guys. >> we love y'all >> bye bye >> muah. >>> good morning, it's 8:56. i'm cierra johnson. bay area nascar fans are geared up for a big weekend. nascar returns to sonoma with the toyota save mart 350. the race takes place sunday but fans will be allowed in tomorrow. and it's already sold out. this will be the most fans at any sporting event in the bay area since the start of the pandemic. a number of safety protocols will be in place to keep everyone safe and because of nascar's covid restrictions, this year's race will be one-day event with no practice or qualifying. drivers will literally show up and

next up, we have tracey liss, who is the executive director of frandaya. am i saying that right? >> you were close. >> the hon. london breed: tell me how to say it. >> frandaja. >> the hon. london breed: oh, frandaja. >> thank you. this initiative is the perfect extension and next step for what's needed. every year, we get families who call who do not qualify. they don't make little enough money -- like anyone wants to make less money, right? especially our moms, our single moms. they don't make enough to qualify, and so we don't have anything to help them. we did fight for some scholarship programs so they could come to our center, and it still wasn't enough. i don't know if you know, the fee for a single-family with several kids, it's one fee. so even if they're paying the highest cost, it's still $600 a month for three kids, and then, they don't qualify anymore. they go on the track, they get the promotion for career advancement, and then, they don't qualify. now you're looking at about $2,000 per month per child. who can jump from $600 to $6,000 a month out of their pocket fo

next up, we have tracey liss, who is the executive director of frandaya. am i saying that right?. london breed: tell me how to say it. >> frandaja. >> the hon. london breed: oh, frandaja. >> thank you. this initiative is the perfect extension and next step for what's needed. every year, we get families who call who do not qualify. they don't make little enough money -- like anyone wants to make less money, right? especially our moms, our single moms. they don't make enough to qualify, and so we don't have anything to help them. we did fight for some scholarship programs so they could come to our center, and it still wasn't enough. i don't know if you know, the fee for a single-family with several kids, it's one fee. so even if they're paying the highest cost, it's still $600 a month for three kids, and then, they don't qualify anymore. they go on the track, they get the promotion for career advancement, and then, they don't qualify. now you're looking at about $2,000 per month per child. who can jump from $600 to $6,000 a month out of their pocket for care? it's been an impossibl

next up, we have tracey liss, who is the executive director of frandaya. am i saying that right?> you were close. >> the hon. london breed: tell me how to say it. >> frandaja. >> the hon. london breed: oh, frandaja. >> thank you. this initiative is the perfect extension and next step for what's needed. every year, we get families who call who do not qualify. they don't make little enough money -- like anyone wants to make less money, right? especially our moms, our single moms. they don't make enough to qualify, and so we don't have anything to help them. we did fight for some scholarship programs so they could come to our center, and it still wasn't enough. i don't know if you know, the fee for a single-family with several kids, it's one fee. so even if they're paying the highest cost, it's still $600 a month for three kids, and then, they don't qualify anymore. they go on the track, they get the promotion for career advancement, and then, they don't qualify. now you're looking at about $2,000 per month per child. who can jump from $600 to $6,000 a month out of their pocket for

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