, host of the michael harrison wrap on walk f. m, and washington and wherever you get your podcast. thanks. as always for stepping into the big picture, we'll catch up with you on new year's. thank you very much. in just the 1st half of this year, we said good bye to men and women who changed to the america. they left us ramsey clark champion civil rights and liberties. as linda johnson attorney general drafted the fair housing act in 1968, his dad just as tom c. clark resigned from the supreme court to avoid the appearance of conflict of interest involved in cases the federal government might bring to fill that c l. b. j appointed thurgood marshall, the 1st african american to serve on the high court in 1968 presidential campaign. richard nixon, the fire clark. later private practice from representing alaskan natives, more re history. attica prison writers among are disadvantaged and unpopular in 1972 with no and war. he met with communist officials and had criticized americans conduct the war in 1980 after americans were taken h

chris harrison.19 years of hosting the hit series, chris harrison came under fire, one of the show contestant attended a out old antebellum party in 2018, not that uncommon, they just wanted to wear southern belle dresses, not promote slavery, they did nothing wrong by attending the party still harrison was asked about the photos. >> we need to have grace and understanding and compassion, my guess, they got dressed up and went to a party had a great time, they were 18 years old, does it make it okay, i don't know? a simple appeal, for woke moms from is no room for, that, he had to apologize to extends grace to someone deemed a racist, he posted on instragram, i realize that i have done has caused harm by wrongly speaking in a manner that perpetuates racism for that i am sorry, the interview, harrison daring to explain how he felt was unacceptable. >> he had the audacity to question me. during that he talked over me and at me. >> is it not a good look. >> he was interviewed by michael strahan. >> i am

keefe harrison. ms. harrison is the chief executive officer of the recycling partnership, a national, non-profit dedicated to protecting the planet by fixing recycling and activating a circular economy throughout the united states. she is an international speaker, media pundit, and environmental author dedicated to engaging companies in making measurable, lasting change in communities. under her leadership, the recycling partnership has grown significantly, engaging more than 70 funding partners, and reaching more than half of american households. our next witness is dr. mark hill myer. the doctor is the director and principal effector of the university of minnesota nsf center for sustainable polymers. he joined the department of chemistry faculty at the university of minnesota in 199 and is currently the mcknight presidential undo youed chair in chemistry at the university where his research focuses on the synthesis and self assembly of multifunctional polymers. doctor hill myer served as an associate e

, benjamin harrison and his young grandson walked out onto the south portico and the band struck up a rousing number and all the children cheered and music has been an integral part of the east direct role ever since. the marine ban brought along with a legendary conductor john phillips. what was his role? >> his role was to be a leader, he excel that. that he included his own composition from time to time. a whole variety of popular music from the time. >> as you were describing the harrison's walking out, i can actually envision our current president walking out to the seam portico. history and tradition continues with us. >> absolutely, that is the beauty of the easter egg roll. it is one of the oldest and most deeply loved traditions. not just at the white house, but in all of washington d.c.. and the more things change, the more they say the same sometimes. >> presidents who have had children, you tell a number of stories along the way with children be involved, what are some of your favorite presidential children or grandchildren stories? >> well i very much love the story of pr

jaime harrison, thank you very much for joining us tonight, mr. chairman.e of yale law school. you know how to read these opinions. what was your reaction? >> well, thank you for having me, lawrence. listen. this was a kick to the gut. it really was. and i think justice kagan, in her dissent, put it perfectly. in essence, what the court did when they made their decision. they poured old poison into new bottles. we know the poison of jim crow. we know what has happened in the past, in terms of how minorities in this country have not always enjoyed the same voting rights that other americans have. and we know that justice roberts. this isn't his first bite at the apple. shelby was his first bite of the apple and this has been a lifelong dream of his. to chip away at the voting rights act. but you know what, lawrence? we're not going to sit around wringing our hands. crying into some handkerchieves. we have to mobilize and we have to fight. we got to get people registered to vote. we got to educate them on why it is important to vote. we got to mobilize them.

let's talk now to tanya harrison. she's a fellow at the university of british columbia, the outer space institute. she joins us on skype from washington. d. c. tawny harrison welcome to al to 0 is today a game changer i would say. so we're finally seeing all of these commercial based companies getting to the point where they're marching humans to either the interest space or into space. and that's really going to change the paradigm of how much it costs and how difficult it is to spend humans, not just for space tourism, but for scientific research and sending more humans to the space station. what do we get from it? in terms of humanity, in general, i mean, robert, it really well in, in his field report actually there's not just inspiration coming to people watching this in the hopes that they might want to enter. something related to space. they might want to enter the science and technology and engineering. feel that benefit of your are, you know, working on satellites that image years every day to teach us about t

you know, that's no different than possibly me even tim harrison that you see in the film. and he acknowledges that which is what happens is you know, these conservation of gain, our trust, they have a level of celebrity to them, of course. and i think if anyone else might come on tv or maybe show up at a mall or something like that, you might actually give it a 2nd look and say is what they're telling me true. i'm not sure. i trust this. you know, maybe it would war and some further investigation. but you know, when, when we've, when the celebrities have gained our trust, i think we just don't go and look. we believe what they tell us is true. and we kind of go no further than that. i don't think that's unreasonable and, you know, with the shows that they are on, these are people, the host of the shows and the producers of the shows are animal lovers. you know, they're involved in a lot of the same advocacy work that a lot of us are. it's just that the wall has been pulled over all of our i's with this because of the trust that we put in to these celebrities. carnie and so

and you would go talk to these people and you've got to tell the story. cardeana, tim harrison who is just this obsessive, compulsive retired, former cop because it's such an important part of the story. but i guess my question to both of you is, as you saw, as we saw, as i saw the show, these cats disappearing into the ether is, are there no laws against this? i mean what, what is the, how can this be happening? there's no meaningful legal mechanism to figure out where these animals are coming and where they're going. which is outrageous is that you have a legal framework in the united states of america right now. where in some states, there are fewer regulations to own a tiger than there are to own a dog. so if i wanted to go adopt a dog or a cat, it's incredibly difficult, right carol. i mean, tell us how you are part of this story and what you've been commenting on for a long time with regards to the absence of that legal scaffolding. with regards to these exotic animals. at our peak, we had to turn away 312 big cats and every other year that number was doubling until the captive

but let's go to the bottom of the 7th harrison bader. checks. his swing right there w to me to do it. those down to first base line kicks off the glove of lamont wade junior and the pitch told first is not in time. the infield single drives in jose rondon with the eventual game winning run. that's a tough way to lose the cards win 2 to one. they take 2 of 3 from the giants. but san francisco remains game up on the dodgers who lost on a walk-off to colorado. the giant open a huge series in dodger stadium tomorrow afternoon. meanwhile, the a's were hosting the cleveland indians bottom of the 5th to one try brown drives one deep to center. his job. that is actually more of right field. that's a solo home run aims, high to all but in the 7th. daniel johnson. this one is deep to center coming back 3 to 2 cleveland bassitt pitched. well, he only gave up 3 runs. he struck out 8 over 7, but it wasn't good enough indians win 2 to one to take 2 of 3 from the a's, but aides are still 3 and a half behind astro's houston was shut out today by the white sox.

and this was yesterday also near ninth and harrison.wo then robbed a pistol with the man and also of bystander that stepped in to help. police say they have dedicated resources to preventing and solving these kinds of crimes. >> throughout the city of oakland we have an increase in robberies throughout the whole city and we also have an increase of 91% of carjackings. a lot of our resources are going to every single thing that we can. i know that definitely with the chief, he has put more police presence in the area. >> no one has been arrested in either case so far. in san francisco, a gunman followed the couple home from the mall and robbed them. you will see the story only on abc 7. >> reporter: that is the voice of the woman in this video requested we protect your identity. after the traumatic events when she and her husband were driving home after shopping at stonerstown galleria and noticed a car following them to hit the back of their vehicle. >> at one point i see they've got guns. and then i tell my husband correct back >> two

both josh harrison and yon goals from the washington nationals will head to the east bay with harrison a former all-star into 96 hitter being the jewel of the trade and the 80's only had to trade 3 prospects from in the more good news. >> you have guys that have been experienced in the postseason. both these guys, you know that. they know what it's all about. they've been through before they you get motivated by that with guys like, you know, those guys play for. so you know, worried about them moving organizations when you're coming to a team that's in a pennant race because that's what it's all about for guys like that. >> by the way, the giants did make another trade that brings a familiar face back to the bay. the giants completed a trade with the angels that brings left handed pitcher tony watson back to san francisco while giving up 3 pitching prospects. october should be fun in the bay area looking for to some playoff baseball right around the corner fact to 80's. yes, thank skyland. now to our olympic coverage. the u.s. is currently in 3rd place for a number of gold medals. one

about you, misses harrison, would you care to join us? >> no, thank you. show jane and barbara some of the things in the hall. >> the tricks will be going on at 2:00. let's meet at dinner. >> come on, jane, barbara. >> well? >> this way>>. >> yes. that's what i call smart. making time the theme of the exhibit. >> i don't get it, what is smart about it? >> if there was one thing i when -- a woman of my day never had, it was time. it was her master. some had two if they had a fussy husband. [laughter] >> don't tell me you are against has-beens, mother? >> only against slavery. that is why i like electrical engineers. they signed our emancipation proclamation. [laughter] >> beautiful kitchen. >> need, isn't it? >> it is a paradise. no one who has not cooked over a stove with the kerosene lamp can appreciate what it all means. >> the good old days, right, grandma? >> anybody who wanted them can have my share. >> this is the new electric dishwasher. >> that is key. bud and dad would sure go for it. they are the dishwashers. >> mother, your birthday was last mon

harrison can share second base duties with jed lowrie. the 34-year-old is hitting over .400 after the all-star break. needed a jolt. >> i see some of the comments that came out of the clubhouse the other day after starling got here and hopefully the effect in that room is that these guys get a little boost. >> i like what we've done. i know we made ourselves better and i know it's been well received in our clubhouse. >>> pablo sandoval, remember him? of course we do. he's out of a job after the dust settled from all of today's trades. the panda was dealt from atlanta to cleveland this morning and then released by the indians. he was hitting below .200 and a bench role with the braves. >>> the warriors introduced their two new rookies earlier today at chase center, and moses moody has some sightseeing on his to-do list. >> i came through tournaments and all, but i really do like the area, the weather. i got to go see the golden gate bridge. that's the first thing i got to do. >> very cool. kuminga was the seventh overall pick. the 18-year-

well head to the east bay with harrison a former all-star and 2.96 hitter being the jewel of the tradeics gave upo3 prospects from >> you have guys that have been experienced in the postseason. both these guys, you know that. they know what it's all about. they've been through before they you get motivated by that with guys like, you know, those guys play for. so you know, worried about them moving organizations when you're coming to a team that's in a pennant race because that's what it's all about for guys like that. >> the first week of 49 ers training camp in the books and all eyes remain on these 2 guys in the quarterback competition or rather not in competition. according to head coach kyle shanahan. he said earlier this week that jimmy garoppolo is the forty-niners starter not trey lance for now we'll see how long that lasts today the 2 went to work in a practice that was mostly focused on defense and noticeably absent was start iii. nick bosa shanahan said he was taking a planned maintenance stay since he's fresh off acl injury. now, shanahan also mention today after practice.

harrison will primarily play second base and is hitting over .400 after the all-star break.klands front office was active this week, making three trades. e wa uced thw rook teenagers earlier today at chase center. fourth overall pick moses moody, he's 19. seventh pick jonathan coming is 18, but that's not the only reason bob myers is feeling kind of old. >> love watching the players in i don't think i've got this suit in my wardrobe here, and it was fun and i feel old, honestly, watching i sat a lot of those greenroom tables 20 years ago with some players and the outfits keep getting better and better, so it was a lot of fun and made me feel old. >> you know the outfits to keep getting better and better. alan and liz, i've got to say, you've got all the boxes checked off. confession, because that's a big ring in the nba. these guys, they are ballers for sure. >> they've got game. >> i love watching them come in from the buses and stuff. everybody is decked out, you can see the trends. >>> still ahead at 5:30, the dangers of the delta variant. we're going to speak to a bay ar

but mr. trump was outranked by william henry harrison like trump. harrison was a proud man so proud that in the dead of winter he refused to wear an overcoat or hat during his inaugural also refusing a closed carriage. he rode there on horseback, then delivered the longest inaugural address in history. nearly 2 hours he caught pneumonia and died $31.00 days later, a presidency. these historians ranked above trumps. coming up theaters are open again, but why go there when the movies come to you? and video didn't kill the radio star, but could streaming. this is a big picture on our t america. ah ah. the special episode, summer solutions. today we're talking with john ruby. no dollar collapse dot com stay right. 2021 has been the year of the i word inflation. even the central bank is mentioning inflation. is it transitory? however, as the central bank is arguing, or are we going to see something worse coming forward in the next year or 2? ah, remember, desperate housewives. sunday nights at 9 is hardly the prime time, but this was an instant hit. the 4th most watched sho in the usa and it'

two women targeted at harrison and ninth streets. their purses were stolen. oaklands police chief says that robberies are up 15%. now they plan to have more officers on the streets in chinatown, and the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce is asking the community to speak up so arrest can be made. >> it started with small crimes, but eventually when they are caught committing serious crimes, or even killing people, and that's the time when you are put away for a long, long time. >> we want you to know that we are listening and will continue to listen and work to combat and deter acts of violence against the aapi community. no one should ever live in fear or be subjected to violence because of who they are, their appearance, or their origin. simply put, there's never a place in this country for violence or hate. >> the fbi says it has new strategies, including extra training. they're also pushing for stricter laws against these criminals. >>> and we have new video of a brazen robbery at a san francisco walgreens. you can see the suspected thief covered with a

tony harrison is a fellow the outer space institute joins as far as skype from washington d. c. thanks very much for being with us. so how big moment is this? do you think for the future of commercial space travel? this is a huge deal. this is the 1st time that we've had a fully crewed flight like this. and the space community in general has really been waiting to see when is virgin galactic actually going to be able to launch a full crew like this. and it's been really amazing to see that the flight appears, have gone off without a hitch today. does it matter that it was subtle, but always to a technicality in your view? i think it's mostly a technicality. it's just the fact that they were able to do this successfully, you know, orbital launches will come some day with maybe another provider that wasn't really the goal for virgin galactic. but i think in terms of finally seeing the slight actually happen, it doesn't really matter. very much to the folks in the space industry at the height that they got you for this. what is the advantage you think of, of commercial space travel

harrison bader doesn't want to swing but still makes contact.en lamonte wade can't come up with the ball cleanly. jose rondon comes home from third and boder safe at first ron dome was running for scott carpenter, who led off the inning with a double. both teams limited to just five hits, but the cardinals make it work for a 21 win as the giants left 10 runners on base. the dodgers also lost today. so the giant stay in first place in the n l west by a game. don't tell these guys the eggs have had trouble this weekend with cleveland. they're just happy to be at the ballpark. seth brown likes this pitch from zach, please zach in the fifth inning. that's brown's 11th home of the year. the ayes have tied the game is to stay tied until the seventh. that's when valeo product daniel johnson came to the plate. johnson will always remember this it back. he takes chris bassett deep to straight away center. that's the first home run of johnson's major league career. he had family in the stands to help celebrate the moment facet allows just three runs in se

now, the biden harrison administration and democrats in washington are calling for an end to the hydent and direct taxpayer funding of abortion, but we are not going to let it happen. we are going to stand with pro-life americans. protect pro-life taxpayers. but it is going to take all of us. one of the most troubling developments of the past few months has been the biden/harrison administration wholehearted embrace of the radical left's all-encompassing assault on american culture. under the biden administration, patriotic education has been replaced by indoctrination. they abolished our 1776 commission and authorized teaching critical race theory in our schools. instead of teaching all of our children to be proud of their country, critical race theory teaches children as young as kindergarten to be ashamed of their skin color. critical race theory is state sanctioned racism and it should be opposed by every american everyday. it's time to discard the left-wing recess. senator tim scott said it best on the national stage. after traveling at their vice president to virtually every sta

i want to bring in cb-1 capital management, founding partner, todd harrison.g it the harrison top but you were on the show february 10th. we were discussing the virtues of investing in weed stocks. that day mj, one of the etfs was 33 bucks. that was the top for this year. it is at 18. what the heck went wrong? >> it's funny, charles, i've been calling it the house of pain top for the last six months. charles: [laughter] >> house of pain for the sector. i think little context is important. we look at msos, the u.s. cannabis etf. different than mj which is a canadian etf. msos rallied 173% from december to february. we retraced about a third over i think, over time. i think that is probably healthy, the sentiment certainly flipped. you asked why, i think two reasons. the market is telling you schumer doesn't have the votes. we knew this, anybody who follows the industry he would come and ask for the stars and the moon and land on his feet. we think safe banking with social justice provisions attached. that is what has votes right now. the second part which doesn

for me to see what's in harrison county as far as the little green in there. right now we have a very rich ecosystem here. density of vein when it's acid counting about 20 different species. say i was meaning the water quality. good. all very good. on down, not bad, won't be going to head up stream along another river and continue their experiment. the rain flushes all quarry wastewater into the river bed. if i think us, but i don't know, molly. i lost the so called miss. are they supposed to live buried under this marbles? lunch? unspeakable. no, no. say there's nothing left to live in this river from the list. they actually came there when modern conveying equipment emerged here in the seventy's list of i sort of started being used to direct them a metal into the rivers that was the beginning at the end of the ship. so everything is covered in my metal. i guess if alicia has it like when a landslide buries the buildings and and sit down, i've got the sorry, it's a biological waste. left him as the marble dust immediately settles, creating a hard impenetrable

i'm invited for the harrison. you're willing of a site license, but it's up to me and he'll need that high level come august 7th, when his biggest event of the year takes place at the tokyo and then picks the fall from feeling nervous. he's looking forward to tackling the new outdoor season with less stress and more confidence. i mean, i mainly just entering the phase where things are getting gradually more intensity . if the weather is getting warmer in germany, we're doing more targeted training and gradually doing more javelin frozen. and then now be the focus on competing, more specifically on the olympics and madrid at the end of april. for alex, and i don't know the tournament in the spanish capital is her last chance to get to tokyo. there's no room for error, only the window will stamp their ticket to the olympics. the rest will have to watch from home. alexander and dolo has high hopes and she gets off to a very promising stuff, comfortably beating an opponent from lithuania and then from hungary. but the

her son was once an addict himself for 30 years he suffered from harrison dependency. but with high diaries help, he managed to kick the habit. now he manages the center in her absence. meet is not an addict. he has been here ever since high diary found him as a young child in a garbage can on the side of the street, most likely abandoned by his family. push to do both patients stay here for about 4 weeks. there is a lack of closely medicines to withdrawal symptoms for patients usually have to make due with cold showers when we also have a lot of talks and music sessions. the high diary also has in mind to turn off to the rehab. she also runs the restaurant, taj, big room. all employees are recovered addicts, the work helps them lead drug re lives and bring new perspectives. mohammed hussain is one of those who manage to turn his life around this stuff. this is a special place for our dentist on so we can feel pretty safe here. joy. i'm very happy to work in this place because here in the restaurant is just difference . almost like a family goes on a on some take a ten

both josh harrison and yon gomez from the washington nationals.he east bay with harrison a former all-star into 96 hitter being the tool of the trade, the athletics 3 prospects from you know that. they know what it's all about. they've been through before they. >> you get motivated by that with guys like, you know, those guys play for. so you know, worried about them moving organizations when you're coming to a team that's in a pennant race because that's what it's all about for guys like >> i'm looking forward to october baseball here in the bay. well, the first week of 49 ers training camp is in the books and all eyes remain on the quarterback competition or rather, i guess non competition. if you ask head coach kyle shanahan. he said earlier this week that jimmy garoppolo is the forty-niners starter not trey lance for now we'll see how long that lasts noticeably absent the star defensive end. nick bosa shanahan said he was taking a planned maintenance stay since he's fresh off that acl injury. bosa made some headlines when he said the post-prac

it happened on 3rd and harrison. boxer was out talking on her new i-phone. who teens followed her and one attacked her. >> when i started to move away from him he came behind me and pushed me hard and then, before i could fall, he grabbed my phone. >> did you hit the ground? >> i did not hit the ground. i said why would you do this to a grandma? >> she said she was shaken but not hurt. she was able to walk to a verizon store. a spokesperson for the oakland man mayor extended her well wishes for a speedy recove re. >>> a live look now at san francisco, city hall where later today city leaders set to speck on a historic city budget. this ahead of a final vote on items including more police, factored in to the two year, 26 billion-dollar budget. big chunks. housing, early education and public safety. >>> taking a live look at oakland now where local lawmakers say they will open a city hall office in east oakland if they get the votes. this is to improve access to city services for thousands of people who cannot make it downtown. yesterday councilmembers directe

yes indeed, i mean obviously we had christine harrison collapsing on the pitch in the 1st game . happily he recovered and i think the danger sort of take him back on, there's really spurred them. they've been fantastic. the last 2 games we can look at some of the reactions to the, to the early go from thomas delaney against the chair republic. they to one in the end. but then it seemed to nail cast and all the the check the one back but were always sort of in, in control in the game that was so slight, unfeeling moment. where an l b, g t, king, banner, rainbow banner was kind of confiscated by the backend. security staff and the data very upset about that. no. of a see, it's not a good look for you way for after everything that happened. communion where they weren't allowed to eliminate the stadium in rainbow colors, but the danes won't really be worrying about that. they'll be concentrating on the semi final again thing and i've got to say in and will be a bit wary of facing them out, given the kind of story, the fairytale that's built up around them. all right, mark meadows from the w.

. >> this happened in the middle of the day at third and harrison. we spoke with the senator about how she is doing this evening.>> reporter: physically she said she is doing fine. unharmed. the kid who attacked her is very young. likely did not even know who she was. >> i am sad saddened by this experience, because here is a grandma alone on her phone and to>> barbara did not want her face on camera after the traumatizing armed armory robbery. happened near her home around 1:15 p.m. monday afternoon. she was talking on her new iphone she bought two days ago. two teenagers followed her. one attacked her. >> when i moved away from him he came behind me pushed me hard, and before i could fall it was like he grabbed my phone in front. i did not hit the ground. i said to them after this, why would you do this to a grandma? i was yelling at the kid as he was running with my phone. i hope he has some guilt. >> i knew she was very traumatized and in distress here i was here to help her. >> the police force tells me that they were involved with several other

brought that suit in the first place as the democratic national committee, the nbc chairman jaime harrison is going to join lawrence here on msnbc, i'm gonna get out of the way i will see you tomorrow night. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening, rachel. i think you isolated what could be the most important question of this indictment today because it refers to other people, other executives in the trump operation. how many are those possible other executives involved in the commission of these crimes are named trump? how many of those are children of donald trump? >> and if it was a systematic, scheme by the company to, including its most highly compensated executive to pay them in ways that were designed to evade taxes which is the way it's described in the indictment. allen why celebrities getting paid 1 million dollars of weir and they said that he was one of the highest paid benefits year of that scheme but they did not describe him as the most highly paid. there aren't that many people of the company who are more hardly pay than him and i don't beli

watch as a silver car pulls up to 9th street and harrison. the suspects, two of whom are also wearing black and white hoodies run toward two beam on the corner. the victims sense something is wrong and turn around. the men enter a silver sedan. >> you could be the victim of hate crime. >> reporter: oakland police are investigating the crimes that have not been investigated as hate crimes. >> we really need to support the victims. >> reporter: that help is on the way. this week governor newsom approved the api budget, $156 million that will be used to help victims of hate crime, help struggling neighborhoods bounce back from the pandemic and increase anti-bias education. ? this may not end anti-asian hate, but it is certainly an incredible step forward. >> reporter: in oakland, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> a coyote has been youth emphasized in golden gate park. its behavior posed a threat to the public. it's not the coyote's fault. people had been feeding it. >>> the government has been ordered to stop approving new applications fo

joining me now, jaime harrison, the chair of the democratic national committee. for joining us this morning. >> thank you so much for having me, jim. >> all right. so $25 million to invest in voting rights. to quote the untouchables, is this bringing a knife to a gun fight here? is this going to make a difference? >> well, jim, that is $25 million on top of $20 million that i announced about three months ago in order to put boots on the ground to work for voter protection across this country and that is on top of another $23 million that we have in terms of strengthening our state party operations across this country. almost $70 million focused on making sure that every american, not every democrat, but every american gets the opportunity to vote in this country. we know objectively speaking this is no hyperbole that republicans are trying to make it much more difficult for people to vote. and this is not just a one dimensional approach. in addition to this, we are also fighting in the courtrooms. we're also fighting in state houses. we're also fighting in the ha

production has continued while harrison recovers. >> i'm excited to play the character again. yeah, i love making those films. they're great entertainment. whe >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news heavy go to one of the organized shows that we have scheduled. leave the professionals this year. >> now at a a serious message is that officials say needs to sink in with everybody in the bay area. this 4th of july weekend. this is not the year for fireworks of any kind. plus. we're going to see the fog outside even on the 4th of july. question is will we be able to see the fireworks your answer coming up next. and coyote sightings not unusual for one east bay community. that's why neighbors are now on high alert. >> good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 8. i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. whether you are going somewhere or staying put this holiday weekend. one thing is certain. >> fire danger remains high and even the smallest spark could be trouble. that's why agencies cross bay area are telling residents to watch. fireworks show

joining me now, jamie harrison.ictive voting bills. democrats barely control congress as it is. you cannot challenge the supreme court. what are you going to do about it? >> we can't sit on the sidelines saying woe is me. we have to roll up our sleeves and work. we have to do the things and as my grandma always told me, you control what you can control. you can't control the supreme court but we can get more people registered to vote. and we can educate them and get them to the polls and we will do all that we can do in order to protect them once they get there. and that is why the dnc has invested almost $45 million into strengthening our state parties, making sure that we invest in organizing but putting staff all over the country. we have to protect the rights of votes for all americans. if the supreme court won't stand up for it, the dnc will do all that it can to protect the right to vote for all americans. >> last year had an high school historic turnout. the efforts your party made to get people out there vot

bottom of the 7 harrison bader checks. his swing, the ball goes down. the first baseline kicks off the glove of a motley junior. he flips it to the pitcher that it's too late. infield, single the eventual winning run. it's a tough way to lose the cards to win 2 to one. they take 2 of 3 games from the giants. but san francisco does remain a game up on the dodgers who lost on a walk-off in colorado. that's what we want to see. meanwhile, the a's were hosting the cleveland indians, lots of fans in attendance. we go to the bottom of the 5th to one tribe, seth brown drives one deep to center for a solo home run a's tie at 2 to 2. some happy fans in the stands there. but in the 7th daniel johnson. hits one deep to center. that's gone. that made it 3 to 2 cleveland. chris didn't pitch. well, he only gave up 3 runs and struck out. >> 8 over 7 innings. but wasn't good enough today indians win 42 they take 2 of 3 games from the a's open remains 3 and a half games behind the astros. >> and now to go for coulomb and world. number 3, ranked golfer collin morikawa is

police tell us officers responded to a call around free maund and harrison, around the bay bridge.ed by a large crowd. very dangerous. >>> an anti-theft measure is under way. they are etching license plate numbers on catalytic converters for free. catalytic converter thefts are up nationwide. thieves take them to recyclers and get a couple hundred dollars for it. if the part is marked they can take it to police and find out if it's stolen. the service is in high demand. >> i don't know if the city thought it would be as popular as it is. we're already booked to august 30th, just to do these. and we're doing five of them a day. >> because of the demand, another body shop is joining the program. royalty collision center on victory avenue is taking appointments as well. it can cost $2,000 to $4,000 for a replacement. >>> fire crews reopened station 25 after completing work on a water heater. the station is near joaquin miller park which closes during red flag warnings. while it was closed crews worked at station 24. >>> we're going to show you how tokyo's olympic stadium is prepping f

police were called to 14th street in harrison near downtown. they say when they got to the scene, they found the boy and the woman both shot. investigators say they were likely hit by stray bullets from another shooting that happened in that same area. the good news tonight both are said to be in stable condition. >> we'll stay in the east bay now go to walnut creek where police are investigating an early morning homicide. the shooting took place. an s o s drive near north main street outside of the spoon tonic nightclub just after one 30 this morning when officers arrived, they found for gunshot victims. one of those people died at the scene. the other 3 went to local hospitals, a witness who was at the bar says they did not know what was happening outside until the shooting was over. >> what are going want the club know what's happening. this is a few people were yelling outside like like what happened. the cuts are coming out late running around this. the parking on likes asking people. >> that you see where the who was the shooter. any will

it will class harrison city. yes. losing unesco status is undeniably a cultural blow for this historic city. liverpool will no longer be opposed to cha, preservationists, but this is a living city that is undergoing massive changes to transform some of the most deprived parts of the country, creating tensions between liverpool of historic past and its potential future. the park al jazeera, liverpool ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories with the opening ceremony, just iras away and other 19 people attending the tokyo olympics of tested positive for corporate. 19, highly contagious felt the variances behind the search in infections. and richardson has more than once expects from the opening ceremony. while many of us thought visa lympics may never happen, behave we are counting down to the start of the opening ceremony. the organize is promising a show that is sober, but in sync with the sentiment of today, really since the model and picks be done in 1996, some sort of opening ceremony has always be

we'll head to the east bay with harrison a former all-star into 96 hitter being the tool of the trades. gave up 3 prospects from josh, you have guys that have been experienced in the postseason. both these guys. >> you know that. they know what it's all about. they've been through before they you get motivated by that with guys like, you know, those guys play for. so you know, worried about them moving organizations when you're coming to a team that's in a pennant race because that's what it's all about for guys like that. >> the first week of 49 ers training camp is in the books and all eyes remain on the quarterback competition. these 2 in particular. rather not competition. i should say, according to head coach kyle shanahan. he said earlier this week that jimmy garoppolo is the forty-niners starter in not trey lance for now we'll see how long that lasts now absent today with star defensive end. nick bosa shanahan said he was taking a planned maintenance day since he's fresh off that acl injury now both made some headlines yesterday when he said in the post practice media session t

for more, let's welcome bloomberg news senior editor at harrison. thank you for joining us. what is the story? it just seemed like, this is like a real moment. value has so much catching up after years and years of outperformance. it ended up being like three months. >> a lot of people have talked about it in terms of the reflation trade. i am looking at it clearly as the 10-year. when interest rates go down, suddenly all of these cash flows , five years, 10 years time, those are worth a lot more money. when interest rates went to 1.7% on the 10 year, your cash flow in 10 or 20 years is not worth as much. now, those cash flows are worth a lot more. that is true not just for large-cap but also some of the smaller companies like nvidia. romaine: we are at a point where you have to start to look at that as potentially short-term. if we were at the start of a cycle and we saw yields drop, i would understand why people would be partying. but the economy is supposed to be growing, right? you would think yields would be growing with it. >> what is very interesting, i was looking an

go back to mid july in oakland china town harrison and ninth streets. victims, two chinese women. three people jump out and attacked the two women. the women told us the robbers hit them in to the ground, stealing their purses. today prnfence, d poli chief, fbi special en charge, many other bay area leaders are teaming up for this effort. we will see more officers on streets in china town, even working over time. on the fbi side though, new strategies have been developed like extra training and aggressive efforts. there is a push for stricter laws for the criminals. take a listen to some of the press conference. >> clearly we have seen incidents happen in oakland a has shocked our conscious. the idea that our most marginalized community, seniors, would be walking down the street and be accosted, assaulted, robbed is unacceptable. we have been looking at these incidents. we have released video to the public because we truly need the public's help. somebody knows the individuals responsible for the crimes and we hope they feel it is important, a civic duty, to report it. >> in the l

oakland picked up josh harrison from the nationals.in anaheim where this is one of those rare moments of frustration. oakland up 1-0, bottom of the 6th. basset strikes out marsh with two on to end the inning, seven shutout innings, still, 1-0 in the 8th. giving them insurance with his 14th home run of the year. oakland shuts out l.a. for the second straight night, 2-0 that is the final and a's stay 2-1/2 games up on the mariners for the second wild card spot in the american league. now, the bluejays return on friday. they have not played in canada since september 2019 due to the pandemic, top of the 9th, toronto's first baseman bare-handed catch. they won the their ballpark. >>> giants and a's are not the only team that add to their roster, the warriors introduced their two new players. they arrived at chase center today leading up to thursday's draft there was a lot of speculation, golden state would trade two picks for a veteran player but the gm sounds like he plans on the two rookies being a part of the team for a long time. >> to

joining us now, dnc chair, jaime harrison. chairman, thanks so much for being with us. broadly speaking, when you read that ruling, what was your reaction? >> well, it was a gut punch. it was appalling. and i think that justice kagan said in her dissent really crystallized what this is. she said that this was like pouring old poison into new bottles. we know what that old poison was. it's -- it's jim crow. it's -- it's, in essence, the reason why the voting rights act was created, in the first place. to stop racial discrimination, as it relates to voting. we, also, know that, you know, john roberts has -- since he was a young lawyer in the reagan administration -- has been focused on chipping away at the voting rights act. but, john, you know, this is not a woe-is-me moment. this is a moment, in which the american people have to stand up. and the american people have to take back the power that they wield. you know, the most powerful people in this country aren't sitting on the supreme court. they are not senators on the floor of the united states senate or in the house

. >> oakland police say that the former senator was attacked this area near 3rd and harrison just after'clock monday afternoon talking with folks who live and work in this section of jack london square. they say they've heard stories like this in the past. investigators say that former senator barbara boxer was walking along 3rd street monday afternoon. >> new jack london square when someone came up from behind her and then pushed her a tweet from the senator's page said that after being pushed the suspect then stole her cell phone in the jumped into a car, but that she was not seriously hurt, folks who live and work near jack london square tell kron 4 that stories of car break ins are pretty common. but the details of this attack now concerning for some of them. i have no interest in breaking news. >> car break ins in common. >> but the idea some ways, you know, actually putting people down mugging them. a totally different. >> we definitely try not to were, you know, just keep very close eye on people walking have security cameras are on oakland. mayor libby shaft also issued a statem