host: haywood talcove what you suggest. haywood: tried to access data. guest: they want to know why additional information from me within 24 hours of my unemployment will stop and they want my users name it and password and they had put a picture of the company on my text. haywood: right. so i think they're asking you to do is verify your identity. and it sounds like they're using that facial recognition tool. so what i would recommend is going through that process andgo setting up an account and then once you have done that, see if you can get through. and the challenges some of those facial recognition tools do not work well. in the cause issues like an updated smart phone and you also need utility bill copy and you need to have a contract with the cell phone carrier. give any problems, what you should do is just look me up on linkedin and i will see what i can do to help you. and i think that is what you need to try to do. host: jerry in new jersey, go ahead. guest: yes hello. i have a question, my daughter-in-law was having a lot of trouble getting t

in mountain view, haywood, 72 today.notice about a three or four degree warm-up we will be mid-80s, livermore, 86. we will be in the low-80s for many of the east bay valleys. but look at the difference. big differences today, as soon as you just go back over the hills. it will be mid-60s for daytime highs on the east bay shoreline. and then, back into the upper 70s as we have gotten, 77, petaluma. santa rosa, those may start to share off a right around hill's bird and an casino county. by the way, tomorrow being the fourth of july, the day is fine, it is just like today. it will be mid-80s inland. plenty of sunshine, wonderful weather for whatever your plans are in the afternoon on the fourth of july. in terms of any firework shows, the main will be beneficial so happening along the waterfront in san francisco. it does look highly likely that this marine layer will still be a factor. so, it is likely going to be cloudy for that, with the marine layer, probably from about 900 to 1000 feet, right about the elevation of som

our highs tomorrow, 80 in downt down towards morgan hill. 70s, bay side from oakland into haywood. mid-60s closer to san francisco and north bay temperatures in the 70s and 80s. air quality this weekend, back into the moderate range but we don't think it's because of wildfire smoke. the upper level wind patterns are keeping most of that away from the bay area. we'll be around lake tahoe. watching the sierra not just for the smoke, but look at the clouds up there. a fire weather watch forke taho. we'll watch closely. loom at -- watch out for thunderstorms for tomorrow. for the coast, cool temperatures are going to head out to big sur. upper 60s to low 70s. the seven-day forecast, not much change, until the right side of your screen. you'll see it for into the seven-day forecast. a 90 is appearing. next friday. this weekend is mild but next weekend could be looking at mid-90s again. all the more reason to enjoy your fourth of july weekend. >> after not having been able to celebrate last year, this is going to be special. >> it's our independence from the covid virus. from the pandemi

>> it has become a political issue in haywood county.hoice of masking or not masking, and empower parents to make that decision. will: you presumably have education phd or a higher degree. how vital is it parents and not the government decide what is best for their children. >> two things i always try to remember. as an elected school board member i have an obligation to know the desires and the will of the people i represent, they would be a representative voice of we the people. we are a constitutional republic. second, i am a pastor at a church in haywood county and i have to remind myself that i don't operate on my own abilities. god gives us a prescription when we face things like disease and decisiveness. if people understand sometimes our battles are bigger than we are, turn from our wicked ways, he will delay our sins. todd: we are forgetting a lot about faith during the covid experience and it is good you brought it up. thanks to the four of you for being here. a lot of people on the panel, great answer. jillian: los angeles off

the teachers in haywood county. wouldn't you say they have a stronger first-hand knowledge of problems being faced by that community then you do? sec. cardona: we support local and state decision-making. >> i fail to see how the department of education provides any services aside from getting in the way of local teachers, their parents and officials who understand their community. i believe we should abolish the federal department of education. i do not see a point for your organization to exist. >> thank you. i now recognize ms. manning for five minutes. >> thank you so much, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. secretary for your patience, your dedication, for being here with us today and presenting a budget that addresses so many of the needs in my district, in henderson, north carolina, all across the country. certainly, we need programs that address the learning laws our students have experienced that help our colleges and community colleges address the losses they have experienced over the past year that helped studen

. >>> body cam video shows a dramatic rescue in haywood.ar on fire but couldn't tell if anyone was in it bought doors were locked and windows tinted. they shattered the windows with a baton and found a person asleep at the wheel. firefighters showed up shortly after and put the fire out. no word on the driver's recovery or why the car caught on fire. >>> oakland's shabow space center is kicking off a museum that will house the nasa experience. it will be hands-on experience and a place for kids and visitors to explore the latest in space exploration. the director of ames research center says it will help create the next generation of explorers. >> kids today who will choose what areas to study and whether or not they'll go into a field that may even work in the aerospace industry or become a scientist. >> i still wanted to be an astronaut when i was a kid. during construction, shabow is hosting a number of events. the first one is this saturday night. >>> up next, six hours later, and he has done it. the accomplishment set by a b.a.r.t. sup

those not vaccinated by opening 10 pop up clinics in specific neighborhoods includes oakland and haywood> it is free, easy, no long lines. come on in. >> the vaccination pop ups are each open for one day starting this thursday. no appointment is needed. >> in a one-on-one interview today the governor addressed the delta variant and the state ramping up the effort to get more people vaccinated. >> we are very mindful and concerned and it creates a framework where now we are taking our door to door campaign and even being more surgical in terms of reaching out to those that may be hesitant and those still receiving misinformation that is a huge issue around the potency of the power and the imperative of getting vaccinated. >> the governor pointed to unvaccinated people who are infected as another reason to get the shot. >>> an $18 million contract keeping the violent offenders off of the streets of san francisco. is it working? coming up, a new report that is putting it all in question. >>> plus, california is going to send out another round of stimulus checks, who is getting one and when

april 17th on second street in heywood not far from haywood high school. this is video of the scene. the alameda county sheriff's department responding after reports of a man threatening people with a gun. authorities say the arm and tried to shoot a deputy, which is when other deputies opened fire killing that person we have part of that video. we want to remind you that it can be difficult to watch. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> several rounds of bullets were fired during the encounter. investigators say the man fired multiple rounds and one of the bullets grazed a deputy. they say the person who died was a 26 year-old man with an extensive violent criminal history. you can hear him asking deputies to tell his mom. he loves her by before opening fire. if you want to watch more of this video. we will have it posted on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> in san francisco city leaders and law enforcement are reacting to this stunning video. you can see people running out union square. a square neiman marcus store last night in their arms full of what appear

those not vaccinated by opening 10 pop up clinics in specific neighborhoods includes oakland and haywood city. >> it is free, easy, no long lines. come on in. >> the vaccination pop ups are each open for one day starting this thursday. no appointment is needed. >> in a one-on-one interview today the governor addressed the delta variant and the state ramping up the effort to get more people vaccinated. >> we are very mindful and concerned and it creates a framework where now we are taking our door to door campaign and even being more surgical in terms of reaching out to those that may be hesitant and those still receiving misinformation that is a huge issue around the potency of the power and the imperative of getting vaccinated. >> the governor pointed to unvaccinated people who are infected as another reason to get the shot. >>> an $18 million contract keeping the violent offenders off of the streets of san francisco. is it working? coming up, a new report that is putting it all in question. >>> plus, california is going to send out another round of stimulus checks, who is getting one a

out to the unvaccinated by opening pop-up clinics in specific neighborhoods including oakland and haywood. >> it's free and we don't have long lines. come on in. >> reporter: the vaccination pop-ups are open for one day, starting tomorrow, and you don't need an appointment. you can send questions to our abc7 news team by going to abc7news.com . >>> republicans in the texas state senate have passed a bill as 50 have left the state to stop the bill. tracking the latest developments at the live desk. hi kumasi >>> it's a significant test of our democracy since the civil war . there is a ban on 24 hour polling locations and drive through voting. they promised to increase turnout among minority voters. about 50 democrats left texas and washington, d.c. to stop passage in the lower chambers. kamala harris praised them yesterday. >> i know what you have done has come with great sacrifice, both personal and political. you are doing this in support and in defense of some of our nation's highest ideals. defending the right of the american people to vote is as american as apple pie. >> reporter: mea

by the message of haywood got to when these two georgia senate races major cabinet confirmations so theythese kind of promises but that's the reason you're hearing so much right now. kennedy: there is a little bit of voter suppression from cindy powell and lynwood going to georgia saying hey guys it don't vote. that was not a strategy either. people were conceived as trump surrogates going yes that this went out everyone this doesn't mean anything, good lord. >> payment to turn up the base up that they're able to do by turning up the promises respect they could to but they didn't get bunch of crazy people on the ground. i am so mad about that. my taxes go up because of those dingbats, i will not forgive any of them. so dave go head and take us home. >> in terms of presidents overpromising just keep things in perspective. george w. bush and his second inaugural address promised to rid the world of tyranny in his second term. and barack obama, i believe barack obama believes see levels need to stop he was elected president prato politicians promising and they don't deliver them to people s

. >> first of all, the supreme court decision which brett kavanaugh sounded like big bill haywood, laidr federal government to codify it greater but the head of the ncaa who makes $4 million a year, ncaa is listed as nonprofit, they have said that players can basically accept compensation from outside sources. if you want to hire a player to be voice in your small town for auto parts industry. seeing already interesting things, player went viral with husky dogs doing pet products. it's wholesome. can make money based on name, image and likeness but at the same time put down restrictions, we're going to take a close eye to make sure it's not manipulated to bring recruits to particular area, no pay for placement that's key word that the ncaa says over and over again. no pay for placement of course this is pay for play. but it's always been. playing for the purposes of a scholarship, of getting to the pros. there's a lot of sophistry involved as you know. but end of the day, gutter economy of college sports is out from under the table and on the table where everybody can see it. >> great p

. >> the shooting happened on april 17th on second street in hayward, not far from haywood high school. this is video of the scene. the alameda county sheriff's department responded after reports of a man threatening people with a gun. authorities say the armed man tried to shoot a deputy, which is one other deputies opened fire killing that man, we have part of that video and we want to remind you, it can be difficult to watch. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> well, you could hear a number of rounds of bullets being fired during the encounter. investigators say the man fired some rounds. and one of those bullets grazed a deputy. they say the person who died was a 26 year-old filipino man with an extensive violent criminal history. you could hear him ask deputies to tell his mother. he loves her right before opening fire. if you want to see more of the video. we have it posted on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> and san francisco city officials and law enforcement reacting to this stunning crime caught on camera 10 individual seen running from the union square neiman marcus store last ni

it was on second street in, hey, we're not far from haywood high school. as a matter of fact, this is video from the scene. the alameda county sheriff's department said they responded after calls came in of a man threatening people with a gun and when police arrived, they say the suspect tried to shoot a deputy and that's when fellow deputies returned fire killing that person we have a portion of the video showing the moment that that happened. it might be difficult for some to watch. but we want to play a portion of it for you. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> and you can hear there was a lot of gunshots there in this encounter. investigators say the man fired multiple shots at police. first. one of those bullets grazed a deputy. the person who died has only been identified as a 26 year-old man. apparently with an extensive criminal history. you could hear him, though, in that video telling tell my mom that i love are and that's when he opened fire. if you want to watch this video in more detail. we do have it posted on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> it

i settled on 20% and that's a figure given by john thornton and linda haywood at bu or great friends of gilder lehrman and great friends and jim basker. about 20% of our enslaved answers were practicing muslims when they got on the boat. i did not know that till i read the book. yeah, we we featured the story. i tell the story in the book of jill ben solomon and bill allen mohammed and yeah in the film of bilali muhammad and i interview one of his descendants and he left behind a manuscript in arabic instructions on how to find mecca how to pray to the east and you know, the the first black churches they're about four churches that argue about which one was the first black church we filmed in the first african baptist church in savannah and that was formed in 1773, and this is great seeing in the film where we flew down a linguist from harvard to interpret some script that's um engraved in a carved into one of the pews and he looks at and said, it's arabic there. and there's a sister in the kitchen i can hear yelling saying it's curse of hebrew. it's cursive hebrew and care bear but