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wants more of a caretaker for the next year, but he has pledged to appoint a black woman, perhaps karen bass of los angeles, but i think these women have a very deep bench of qualifying women in the state to fill the seat, but i don't know if they are in elective positions to do this. governor newsom has a tough choice in front of him. >> towards the end of her life, her age and health had become a concern, how do you think that might impact her legacy and could potentially influence other politicians who may be on the fence about retirement? >> i know there's a lot of folks, in particular, if you look at the folks in the senate well past the point where their health was failing, i'm a strong advocate of folks leading when it is time to go. her legacy will be the impact not only on policy but opening doors for girls and women , she was known as a mentor to other senators, other members of congress, women in the press and media, her entire career was about extending a hand to other women and making sure they moved up in leadership positions. >> she was quite generous with that advice she gave to young women

uniform camera released that shows an officer shot a pregnant black woman two weeks ago in the parking lot of a grocery store, los angelese. the pregnant woman's death comes amid a flurry of controversial cases in the united states in which police officers have been accused of overusing blacks and other minorities . according to the leaked document it has been confirmed by two american officials that the government should send anti-armor ammunition containing enriched uranium to ukraine for the first time . this is also a part of the new military aid of the united states . it is supposed to be sent to this country in the next few weeks . good morning in the paris grand prix, one gold, one silver and one bronze for the iranian team on the first day of the second stage of this competition, 58 kg abolfazl zendig and mehdi haj moussai went to the final match with the superiority over all opponents, but according to the opinion of the technical staff of the national team of the competition shoulder tendon was not held according to haj musa and life on 3-49 mobina nematzadeh reported the results to the representative of spain

to compare them to white americans or more valuable to impair black lives in new york to black lives in los angelesybe we will learn more and to both of course. >> it raises an important point that should be highlighted here. one is, this report is a collaboration between two centers. one which is the pain center for social justice at the marshall college fund and the center for black voices at gallup. the center does a lot more work than just report the center for black voices does a lot more work than this report. this is the convening of those two centers for this one project. i hate to bother you. and i do not have my glasses on. i'm a little vain i need them. i think that was just sandy walked in from detroit i can't see. [laughter] it was. we have been talking about you. [laughter] the room. i walked in late to be. >> i am sorry. don't tell anyone at the chamber that he was late. i apologize we are off descriptive everyone on my team i will buy you a coca-cola to pay for this. but we were sharing that detroit did a deep dive using this data by zip code, by community. could you just share how

in los angeles, a 30-year-old sheriff's deputy was annual bushed and killed sitting in his pa control car in front the sheriff's station outside of l.a. the investigators are focusing on a black car seen approaching the deputy's vehicle we have more on the killer. >>> the desperate search for a gunman who killed the los angeles county sheriff's deputy. >> we need to get the guy off the street. >> surveillance video shows what appears to be a black vehicle pull up next to the deputy, the car inches closer, stops, and then takes off sources confirming to nbc, the video is a focus of the investigation. the 30-year-old field trainer was a third generation law enforcement officer, engaged to be married just four days ago. he was shot in the back of the head, according to investigators. >> he was just driving down the street and for no apparent reason, somebody decided to shoot and murder him >> reporter: moments after being shot, sirens blair as a line of patrol vehicles escort the deputy to a hospital the 12-mile journey agonizing. the sheriff says a good samaritan found the deputy and called 911 >> the sheriff, a bit of an emergency with one of their deputies >> later that night

los angeles, new york, san francisco, the rates of crime. black on black, the rates of homelessness. the rates of illiteracy. the rates are just they're actually higher in blue states, in blue, where black people are supposedly protected by liberals who have their best interests at heart. by contrast it's in red states, it's in red state cities that we are actually and often black people making the most progress in homeownership and in employing it and other metrics. so that's when i say it's their safe, but they're not really safe and yet. another point of interest is police brutality. we rarely see as much police and brutality in red states as we do in blue states. so while we're we're comforted in the in the blue pockets of safety, it's really a false sense of comfort. but to read a quote from your book, the illusion of division, at the end of my first year at the harvard law, i gladly cast vote to elect barack as the journal's first black president. like other black editors i wanted to do my part to help him make history. but by the time obama

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angeles county sheriff's deputy. authorities say 34-year-old ryan clinkunboomer was ambushed while sitting outside in his car. investigators are zeroing in on this video of a black car approaching the deputy's vehicle last night. the sheriff calls it a targeted act saying his deputy may have been killed because he worked in law enforcement. clinkunboomer is the 36th officer to die by gun fire this year. each of those losses felt deeply by those who loved them and by the law enforcement community nationwide. nbc's dana griffin has the very latest. >> reporter: tonight the desperate search for a gunman who killed los angeles county sheriff deputy ryan clinkunboomer. >> we need to get this guy off the street. >> reporter: while on duty saturday surveillance video shows what appears to be a black vehicle pulling up next to the deputy. the car inches closer, stops, then takes off. sources confirming to nbc the video is a focus of the investigation. the 30-year-old field trainer was a third generation law enforcement officer engaged to be married just four days ago. he was shot in the back of the head according to investigators. >> he was just driving down the street

remember christian is --, black is king may be refined and joined the angelic train so. you can read that as she saying, oh, thank god i was saved. thank god they brought me from africa into slavery. right. so this has been like the worst possible example of someone saying thank you for slavery. it seemed it seems to almost be a pro-slavery poem. but then at the then by the time you get to that fourth line, she's saying basically some people are racist against us. and she emphasizes that they call us a stable race. their color is a diabolic dye like like that there. oh, witchcraft diablo's. like they're they're they're not christian. they're so she's saying, okay, so she said maybe she's saying, oh, we can be christian too. we can be refined and join the angelic train. so maybe she's making a big concession. but the context here is, is really methodist, some methodists, some anti-slavery methodists i found in my research or already criticizing some for some people who are using conversion as an an excuse to say, oh, you know what, we can make slavery better. it's really

angels, and in the children's room only small. so pasha take everything that we have on this black man and blow in the hostel, and to the institute. bowing to the expert, let them give us everything they have, and quickly. well, how much can you? i already bowed to them, bowed, but still, not earlier than in a week there will be results, bowed badly. better, all right, let lapina call in today. she does better. here is lapina let with her charm. and we are nothing, and you will perform special tasks. and look at me, if again. please, thank you very much, and now it will be even better. come on, what did you say about this murder of yours, what is there with one student. ordinary murder nothing special what? well, look expert a they say money doesn't smell. crashed. thank you. you are so brave. thank you. hello hello well, the conclusion is ready , the whole head has already been confused, the child called, volkov called, and this is your young one, like his potapov potapov is still on my head. well, lyosh well, we have to work. and i, according to you, are here with buns points. well, come on, hold on. come on for real. sergei may

los angeles has a huge latino population, even in areas where the black population is suffering, they'reones to suffer first. now, it is not a secret that the black community in the united states acted like a canary in a coal mine for many years for the rest of america. some of us saying for years, republicans, democrats, if you don't address various serious issues in our own communities, it is going to spill out into the larger america, into larger america, and it has. so it was so predictable. but when we were screaming about it, it didn't mean anything. now i think jason is right, some places it is too late. we're going to have to see an utter and total collapse. i want to say this. i know a lot of you say californians, you vote for this, you get what you deserve. i agree with that. in some places like san francisco and l.a., i am not sure we're voting for it. you look at returns of mayoral elections, 7% of the population voting, 7% of the population is about what the makeup of the unions are. so i'm not sure we are voting for this stuff any more. >> interesting. shame on you for havi

angeles now. and two grandsons. we have fun. i got into photography when i was in junior high and high school. shooting cameras. the black and white days, i was able to process my own film. i wasn't really that good because you know color film and processing was expensive and i kind of left it alone for about 30 years. i was doing product photography for advertising. and kind of got back into it. everybody said, oh, digital photography, the year 2000. it was a ghost town in chinatown. i figured it's time to shoot chinatown store front nobody. everybody on grand avenue. there was not a soul out walking around chinatown. a new asia restaurant, it used to be the biggest restaurant in chinatown. it can hold about a 1,000 people and i had been shooting events there for many years. it turned into a supermarket. and i got in. i shot the supermarket. you know, and its transformation. even the owner of the restaurant the restaurant, it's 50 years old. i said, yeah. it looks awful. history. because i'm shooting history. and it's impressive because it's history because you can't repeat. it's gone it's gone. >> you stick with her, s

black artists front and center. pam brown bryant, as was hired to find dancers when the show moved to los angeles. he hired me because i had worked for the department of recreation and parks in los angeles, and i had access to many, many dancers youth that would come visit our parks, visit enrolled in our high schools, visiting different clubs. soul train was on the air from 1971 to 2006, but the musical will only run in san francisco through october 8th. after that, the show is expected to head to broadway. still to come tonight, five overdoses in just 24 hours. what we're learning from police in the east bay. also a new uc berkeley poll suggests a majority of california republicans want donald trump to win the party's primary nomination. but first, west coast rap is up next. in just 90s, the california high school football team that is now cancer showing its friday game due to a rising number of covid trust falls? really? ah, come on, jack. it'll be great for morale. if i wanted to raise morale, i'd offer a choice of two sandwiches, plus curly fries, a taco, and a drink for only $6. fantastic. t

black artists featured on it. why is that? we have to try and do what we think not only new york and los angeles will appreciate but some town in to start covering all genres of music? whoo! music has no color. and it shouldn't have color. and i don't believe in that. what i do, i don't want it labeled black or white. i want it labeled it's music. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ 1983, motown has this big tv special, motown's 25th anniversary. at that time "thriller" is out and "thriller" is doing well. but michael jackson couldn't get "billie jean" on mtv. ♪ she was more like a beauty queen ♪ ♪ from a movie scene ♪ lover: when the rest of the world was going crazy and he can't get on mtv -- michael jackson -- come on! ♪ [ crowd screaming ] graham: when he does that moonwalk, if you were sitting on the couch, by the end of it you were on the floor in front of the tv. you couldn't believe what you were seeing. questlove: i would say that the moonwalk was really one of the first viral moments that affected rock history. the next week "thriller" started selling a million copies a week. i like michael jackson because he can sing good, he'

on to open locations in los angeles and tulsa and has plans to open other locations in denver and detroit. on top of oakland, it is incredibly important to not just have blacknesses, but to support black businesses as well. >> we are the home of the black panthers. >> johnson's friend frederica newton, was there to celebrate a new black owned business in oakland and her late husband, black panther party founder huey newton, was a mentor to johnson . >> this is a place where the community can look for and support and work in collaboration with and celebration of what's going to be here. and that's about the most oakland thing that we can do right? >> oakland mayor shengtao says she's grateful to johnson for betting big on oakland and for bringing in 90 jobs. come may of 2024 and the additions that they're going to add to oakland is really a sense of community. >> you know, i feel like it's been a rough year or two, you know, especially with the pandemic as well, too. it's feeling a little fragment added. and so having this space here will be able to bring community back together in oakland, lena howland, abc seven news stefan asia curry's eat learn play foun

black and women artists. before making that apology, wenner was removed from the rock and roll hall of fame foundation which he also co-founded. elise preston, cbs news, los angelesa krispy kreme doughnut store in alaska had a delivery intercepted by hungry customers. a mama bear and cubs were chowing down on doughnuts in the delivery van. they gobbled 20 packages of doughnut holes and six packages of chocolate doughnuts. the store says that from now a driver will remove the ramp and close the doors before leaving the van. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," "60 minutes" correspondent anderson cooper joints us to talk about his latest book on the secrets of one of america's richest and most powerful families. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." remembmber the ththings you l loved... ...beforore asthma got in thehe way? fasenra isis an add-onon treatmt for asthmama driven by eosinopophils. it's desesigned to t target anand remove t them anand helps prprevent asasthma attacacks. fasenra isis not for sudden b breathing p problems or otherer eosinophphilic condiditions. alallergic reaeactions mayay o. don't ststop your asthma t treatmentss without tatalking with your r

as you heard from the workers today from los angeles and arizona, hotel dispute extend to black stone and fortress investment group. following high profile child labor scandals in modern history and poor performance by prior black stone partner funds, black stone struggled to raise capital. black stone also fundraising for black stone real estate [indiscernible] black stone real estate partners [indiscernible] debt strategy 5. all funds could invest in the hospitality industry or others subject to labor disputes. until black stone and fortress are able to resolve labor dispute and insure the firms can garen teen labor peace in the hospitality industry, we urge you not to reinvest with either firm. hope to agendize a discussion how to mitigate risk associated with labor disputes at the upcoming investment committee meeting and look forward collaborating with staff and trustees. thank you. >> thank you. do we have further in-person public comment? seeing none, callers, you have not done so, press star 3 to be added to the queue. those on hold, please continue to wait until the system in

by some of the greatest american authors including trailblazing black women like toni morrison and my angela. even works -- maya angelou. all in the name of prohibiting materials supposedly related to critical race theory. let's be clear, efforts to ban books are wrong whether they come from the right or the left. when we ban books like maus or to kill a mockingbird in the name of protecting students we are denying students the opportunity to learn about people and difficult subjects. limiting access to a book like antisemitism does not protect students from the actual history or the reality that hate still exists. in the name of protecting students, politicians have targeted books that include lgbtq+ subject matter. one out of every four banned books features lgbtq+ characters and themes according to penn america. no one is advocating for sexually explicit content to be available in an elementary school library or children section of the library. that is a distraction from the real challenge. i understand and respect parents may choose to limit what their children read especially at younger ages per my wife and i did.

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angeles county sheriff deputy, ryan clinkunbroomer on saturday. here is what the sheriff said about the killing. >> he was in a marked black and white right here inion. and he was murdered. ambushed by a coward. and in th is case, ryan's famil will never see him again. >> cnn obtained surveillance video showing what law enforcement officials say is the subject's car alongside the deputy's vehicle then speeding away. police near chicago are trying to solve the mysterious disappearance of a former nfl player. sergio brown played accept seasons most presle recently wi bills. police responded to a welfare check. and witness any wild is joining us. get us up to speed. >> reporter: and what we know for sure is that the cook count that it was a homicide and that brown's mother died of injuries related to an assault. and so law enforcement are searching for sergio brown. >> and yesterday his mother used social media to ask for help in fining him. what more can you tell us about that? >> this was his brother nick brown to say if anyone knows where he is, i want him to know that i love you and please come home. as you said earlier, this began as a welfare

black smoke blowing from one of the engines in the boeing 767. 208 passengers on board. the flight landed safely. closer to home, labor day weekend traffic was building early in los angeles lax. aaa says international bookings are up 44% over last year. brianna williams is headed to mexico. how excited are you? >> we are excited because we definitely need a vacation. >> reporter: players to europe are averaging about $1130, that is higher than pre-pandemic, but domestic flights are 11% cheaper than last year, according to airfare tracker hopper. >> for labor day weekend, travelers are getting the best value for their dollar, headed to bigger cities, like new york city, las vegas, and miami. >> reporter: jessica oliver and her three little kids are headed to maui for her husband's birthday. the island has been losing millions of tourism dollars since the deadly fires. >> we decided to support the economy there, and we are going for my husband's 40th. >> reporter: some 57% of americans say they will be traveling for labor day. most will drive and are finding gas prices about the same as last year, averaging around $33.82 a gallon. scott and brittany clayton are driving to

as you heard from the workers today from los angeles and arizona, hotel dispute extend to black stone and fortress investment group. following high profile child labor scandals in modern history and poor performance by prior black stone partner funds, black stone struggled to raise capital. black stone also fundraising for black stone real estate [indiscernible] black stone real estate partners [indiscernible] debt strategy 5. all funds could invest in the hospitality industry or others subject to labor disputes. until black stone and fortress are able to resolve labor dispute and insure the firms can garen teen labor peace in the hospitality industry, we urge you not to reinvest with either firm. hope to agendize a discussion how to mitigate risk associated with labor disputes at the upcoming investment committee meeting and look forward collaborating with staff and trustees. thank you. >> thank you. do we have further in-person public comment? seeing none, callers, you have not done so, press star 3 to be added to the queue. those on hold, please continue to wait until the system in

angel with a real story. as they say right at the front line, a short pause after that we will try to sub-analyze and summarize. it was an incredible week in the blackhe temporarily occupied crimea itself , miss but cheer for shakhtar against porto and watch the super match of bayern munich on september 19 and 20 megogo there are discounts on essenciale forte m-15% pharmacies in podorozhnyk for you and savings museum territory of terror jewish ghetto of lviv was transformed by the soviet occupiers into a prison with which the road went to the shaft of the best example of the symbiosis of two totalitarian regimes not to be found, the nazis created this geta in order to destroy the jewish population of the cities. from this place there was only one way to the death camps , the bolsheviks used this experience to send their prisoners, their enemies of the people , to the death camps in golovy, and today , modern ukraine is attacking the regime that became the heir of both of these totalitarian dictatorships of both of these misogynistic practices the road to auschwitz the road to the goal leads to the deer with you vitaly portnikov and we will discuss t

angeles with more on this story. christina? >> hi, anita. i want to warn our audience footage is graphic, a man dressed in all black ripping out wearing a donald the family-owned business and starts smash ago glass display with a hammer. the family members tried to stop him. the owner of the business that said during the terrifying moment, she thought more thieves were going to bush in like the smash and grabs like we've seen in california. there was one suspect. this guy that blasted bear spray at multiple people as he tried to steal jewelry from this family-owned business. >> he sprayed it in to my eyes and my brothers and my uncle's again. i was very scared. i didn't know what to do. my body was burning. it was chilly on your body. >> the employees used a stick to beat the guy and kicked him in a desperate attempt to keep their merchandise from ending up in his hands. during the scuffle, the man's shirt gets ripped off as he breaks away and running down the street with his pants falling off. the stat says this the guy, they seen him before. he was in the store three weeks before. the security footage helpful. unfortunately he's still on the

in the fed is a black rock desert as flooding prompts shelter in place orders heavy monsoon rains because flash floods in the area during the event. christina coleman live in los angeles, christina? >> i jon, organizers told folks to conserve their food, water and fuel into shelter in a warm and safe place. storms are sweeping through this area increasing the risk of vehicles getting trapped and stuck in the mud take a look at these photos taken by my colleague fox correspondent claudia she is they are. this event is being hosted in a black rock desert and northwestt of at about 110 miles north of reno it is a muddy mess as you can see and scary for some attendees big. >> we are banding together conserving resources. it is definitely a bummer or probably not going to see a lot of man burnt a lot of first-timers will get that experience. >> there has not been any reports of any injuries due to the rain and the mud for the festivals entrance will be closed for the rest of the event which was it set to end on monday the festival organizers tweeted today the gate and airport in and out of black rock city remained close but no driving is permitted except emergency vehicles

angeles county sheriff's deputy. >> we need to get this guy off the street. >> reporter: while on duty saturday, surveillance video appears what is a black vehicle pulls up to. the car pulls up closer, stops, and takes off. the video is the focus of the investigation. the 30-year-old field trainer was a third generation law enforcement officer engaged to be married just four days ago. he was shot in the back of the head, according to investigators. >> he was just driving down the street, and if no apparent reason, somebody decided to shoot and murder him. >> reporter: moments after being shot, sirens blair as a line of patrol vehicles support his trip to the hospital. a good samaritan found the deputy and called 911. later that night, a somber salute as the officer covered by an american flag is wheeled out of the hospital. lights once again illuminate the night sky in a professional to the coroner's office where his family walked hand in hand behind him. >> somebody saw something. somebody knows something. >> reporter: investigators now pleading for help. >> the person that did this is a coward and they will be caught. >> reporter: the community now showin

black letter law, you got to pay your taxes on time. >> if those charges come, where are we likely to see those charges, los angeles? >> california or d.c., where he was living at the time. >> catherine christian, laura jarett, tom winter, garrett haake, thank you for starting us off. peter baker is going to join us in the moment with the white house's strategy on impeachment, and reaction to the hunter biden news, plus, this is something that could really change the trajectory of the next election. there are nine hours to go before the united auto workers strike. gm just offered another deal. we'll give you all the details. again, this is a very big deal, and the trial for sidney powell and kenneth chesebro is set for next month. what happened in a georgia courtroom as the defense attorney accused the d.a. of lying. we're back in 60 seconds. d.a. f lying. we're back in 60 seconds there's challenges, and i love overcoming challenges. ♪ when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees

on to open locations in los angeles and tulsa and has plans to open other locations in denver and detroit on top of oakland. >> it is incredibly important to not just have blacko support black businesses as well. we are the home of the black panthers. >> johnson's friend frederica newton, was there to celebrate a new black owned business in oakland and her late husband, black panther party founder huey newton, was a mentor to johnson . >> this is a place where the community can look for and support and work in collaboration with and celebration of what's going to be here. and that's about the most oakland thing that we can do right? >> oakland mayor shengtao says she's grateful to johnson for betting big on oakland and for bringing in 90 jobs. come may of 2024 and the additions that they're going to add to oakland is really a sense of community. >> you know, i feel like it's been a rough year or two, you know, especially with the pandemic as well, too. it's feeling a little fragment added. and so having this space here will be able to bring community back together in oakland, lena howland, abc seven news. >> we only saw a couple shots of food in there and tha

angeles with this story. christina. >> i want to warn our audience footage of this attempted robbery is graphic. on saturday in broad daylight a man dressed in all black wearing a donald trump mask whips out bear spray and fires it into a face of a man sitting outside a jewelry store. seconds later chaos. the guy goes insides and starts bashing a glass display with a hammer. family members try to stop him as he wreaks havoc on their place located in a city east of los angeles. he blasted more bear spray at people in this family-owned business. >> he sprayed into my dad's eyes and uncles and brother again. i was very scared and didn't know what to do. >> why did that your family fight back >> because we work so much for it. we workday and night and just someone to come and grab your stuff is not fair. >> julie: heartbreaking to hear that. they have got to be so frustrated. the staff used a stick to try to beat the guy in desperate attempt to keep their hard earned merchandise from ending up in the hands of this chief who clearly didn't care if he blinded people with bear spray. during this crazy scuffle the man's shirt is ripped off as he breaks away.

didn't include black artists because they didn't articulate well enough to include the word "masters" the title of his book set to be released september 26th. willie? >> dana griffin in los angelesank you so much. >>> a thriller late last night for the most talked about team and coach in college football after a whole lot of chatter between the coaches this week, colorado beat rival colorado state in double overtime thanks to a comeback led by quarterback sanders, the son of head coach, the hall of famer, deion sanders. colorado, 43, and colorado state, 45. coach prime and the buffs face a much tougher test next week at >>> it's not going to feel much like summer around the bay area. we have lots of low clouds in san jose to start. but the low clouds thin out, high clouds moving up from the south in the afternoon. below average temperatures, especially for the inland valleys. mid to upper 70s inland today from san jose to morgan hill and around the tri-valley. we continue with the cool temperatures over the next few days. a little breezy approaching thursday. >>> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week including taylor swift cleaning up the hardware at the mtv video music

on to open locations in los angeles and tulsa and has plans to open other locations in denver and detroit. on top of oakland, it is incredibly important to not just have blackses, but to support black businesses as well. >> we are the home of the black panthers. >> johnson's friend frederica newton, was there to celebrate a new black owned business in oakland and her late husband, black panther party founder huey newton, was a mentor to johnson . >> this is a place where the community can look for and support and work in collaboration with and celebration of what's going to be here. and that's about the most oakland thing that we can do right? >> oakland mayor shengtao says she's grateful to johnson for betting big on oakland and for bringing in 90 jobs. come may of 2024 and the additions that they're going to add to oakland is really a sense of community. >> you know, i feel like it's been a rough year or two, you know, especially with the pandemic as well, too. it's feeling a little fragment added. and so having this space here will be able to bring community back together in oakland, lena howland, abc seven news. >> well, here's a fun story. sometimes fi

on to open locations in los angeles and tulsa and has plans to open other locations in denver and detroit on top of oakland. >> it is incredibly important to not just have blackut to support black businesses as well. we are the home of the black panthers. >> johnson's friend frederica newton, was there to celebrate a new black owned business in oakland. her late husband, black panther party founder huey newton, was a mentor to johnson. >> this is a place where the community can look for and support and work in collaboration with and celebration of what's going to be here. and that's about the most oakland thing that we can do, right? >> oakland mayor shengtao says she's grateful to johnson for betting big on oakland and for bringing in 90 jobs. come may of 2024. >> and the additions that they're going to add to oakland is really a sense of community. you know, i feel like it's been a rough year or two, you know, especially with the pandemic as well, too. it's feeling a little fragmented. and so having this space here will be able to bring community back together in oakland, lena howland, abc seven news. >> coming up, you know, it's been a hot summer. >> maybe

on to open locations in los angeles and tulsa and has plans to open other locations in denver and detroit on top of oakland. >> it is incredibly important to not just have blacke black panthers. >> johnson's friend frederica newton, was there to celebrate a new black owned business in oakland. her late husband, black panther party founder huey p newton, was a mentor to johnson. >> this is a place where the community can look for and support and work in collaboration with and celebration of what's going to be here. and that's about the most oakland thing that we can do, right? oakland mayor shengtao says she's grateful to johnson for betting big on oakland and for bringing in 90 jobs come may of 2024. >> and the addition that they're going to add to oakland is really a sense of community. you know, i feel like it's been a rough year or two. you know, especially with the pandemic as well, to it's feeling a little fragmented and so having this space here will be able to bring community back together in oakland. >> lena howland, abc seven news. next on abc seven mornings at 6 a.m, new video of the scary moments. >> a powerful earthquake rattled morocco as the dea

so that's basically what i do, angelle and i would love the opportunity to speak further, especially to the gentleman from exxon and my brother with the blacks in energy. thank you. >> let me just take a brief moment because as i come and thank m you, jerome very much. you said some very powerful things. i want topo make sure that you l put your most provocative things on the table. because the success of this session will be when you finishn the engagement, and i want people thinking in big ways. and you are doing big things. so let me pause for a moment first to acknowledge lonnie johnson is a member of the congressional black caucus foundation board, if you would please stand, and is been a supporter of her work in the energy drain energy brain trust for many years. of the board members and let me welcome you. [applause] let me allow as i indicated bowman in new york but you find educators in many interesting places, and he serves on one of our subcommittee on energy which he will explain, and i've asked him toxp give us a provocative minute because he is traveling from place to place and when you go to the reentry please mention my name

angeles now. and two grandsons. we have fun. i got into photography when i was in junior high and high school. shooting cameras. the black and white days, i was able to process my own film. i wasn't really that good because you know color film and processing was expensive and i kind of left it alone for about 30 years. i was doing product photography for advertising. and kind of got back into it. everybody said, oh, digital photography, the year 2000. it was a ghost town in chinatown. i figured it's time to shoot chinatown store front nobody. everybody on grand avenue. there was not a soul out walking around chinatown. a new asia restaurant, it used to be the biggest restaurant in chinatown. it can hold about a 1,000 people and i had been shooting events there for many years. it turned into a supermarket. and i got in. i shot the supermarket. you know, and its transformation. even the owner of the restaurant the restaurant, it's 50 years old. i said, yeah. it looks awful. history. because i'm shooting history. and it's impressive because it's history because you can't repeat. it's gone it's gone. >> you stick with her, s

black mares in terms of how we deal with crime, mayor adams. >> so true. even how we are managing the cities. we're talking about the largest cities in america, houston, new york city, los angeles, chicago. when you're doing an analysis of what we have done in the city since january 1st, 2022, the economic recovery, the combat on how we've invested in young people and how we did a full year education. -- what we are doing upstream, we're not pulling young peoples families -- were focusing on upstream. everything from dyslexia screening to improving on education. there is a holistic approach that these mayors are doing. my colleagues are doing it. this is in atlanta, st. louis, washington. . when you look at it, you would think new york city's out of control. so i'll go out west. it's just the opposite. you're seeing a vibrant come back of a city. the indicators are showing that we have successfully managed through covid. we are managing even through the asylum seekers. 110,000 individuals showed up at our doorstep. 10,000 a month. not one child slept on the streets of the city of new york. we've managed this crisis. right now we need your help and we need the help we deserve th