and so i brought him to a corner on new york like 4th avenue and 6, and told them yes, the ad to tell you something. i see. i see i have h i v and he's like is that it goes been said nothing. i have aids and he said i said you do. and he said, well, what do you think these spots are on my face? there they were car posted or coma. and, you know, i thought i just thought you had, i had complexion. i didn't realize that's what it was, but you know, over the course just because it's about 2 years and he taught me so much about life to think in terms of possibility. i remember thinking that if i loved him enough, he wouldn't die. and then i remembered that and then i realized that if i really loved him, i had to let him go. and so he died in my arms around 7 am on october 6th, 1991. and to this day he is the love of my life. i tried to do my work in his spirit. were like, hey, i'm just listening to linda gal stories where she think so many people dine in south africa and m vince lost his policy. so many people died in north america. the people were dying around the world. and then you foun

lauderdale high school on northeast 4th avenue. one of our reporters from nbc 6 is a co-grand marshal for the parade and confirmed that the incident occurred. again, we are working to confirm some reports of the casualties involved when a pickup truck hit people at the stonewall pride parade and festival in violaton manors, which is a very large gay community that borders ft. lauderdale, kind of one of the centers of south florida's lgbtqia communities, which was a community that gay people moved into and spruced up and turned around and made it a hub for the lgbtqia community in south florida many we are still working to get more information on this. as we have more, if we get more pictures, if we confirm more details of this we will certainly turn it around for you. >>> for now, everyone, please stick around. we will keep working on putting this story together. we will continue our panel conversation when we come back. >>> among other things we want to discuss is the hotly anticipated movie musical "in the heights." critics prais

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on tuesday after receiving tips of a person selling illegal fireworks around 73rd avenue and garfield. but with the 4th of july approaching law enforcement. they're reminding people fireworks of all kinds are illegal. and there's extremely dry. we haven't had rain fall fires are an we have community members who suffer from ptsd. >> as well as small children and animals who are by the by the incredible noise that these fireworks let off. >> officers encourage the community to continue reporting tips and remind people that anyone is caught. could face a hefty fine or even jail time. california's largest firefighter laboring. it is backing governor newsome against charges that he misled the public about the state's fire prevention efforts. an investigation by kabc radio in california and pr shows governor newsome and calfire allow the public to believe a high priority force management project treated 90,000 acres. the investigation revealed that the project actually treated less than 12,000 acres. the president of the firefighters union said the issue comes down to communication and miscommunication by on

after they got tips of a person selling a louisville fireworks around 73rd and garfield avenues and with the 4th of july approaching law enforcement is reminding everybody fireworks of all kinds are illegal. >> and there's extremely dry. we haven't had rain fall fires are an we have community members who suffer from ptsd as well as small children and animals who are by the by the incredible noise that these fireworks let off. >> and of course, they pose a fire danger in this drought. so keep your eyes open the law enforcement groups and communities are encouraging everybody to come forward and give a tip. anybody caught with illegal fireworks could face a hefty fine or jail time. >> a warning for all bay area drivers. chp is going to have more officers out there looking for people speeding. i'll tell you what, these will be out there and why specifically this weekend. >> i'm 29 right now and take a look here at the embarcadero outside of our studios really cool picture exploratory and yeah, so that's what the view is like a spur folks are strolling on by up above. it's a little gray, but don't w

receiving tips of a person who was selling illegal fireworks in the area of 73rd and garfield avenues and with the 4th of july, just one week away. law enforcement reminding everyone that fireworks of all kinds are illegal and then anyone who's caught with them could face a hefty fine or jail time. >> that goes for a san francisco man as well. police seize 15,000 pounds of illegal fireworks and 1 million dollars in cash from his san francisco home. according to the san mateo county sheriff's office. this multi county bust is the result of a months long undercover investigation. 61 year-old sam sand and 54 year-old jennifer dunn. when are both facing charges related to sales and possession of dangerous fireworks and explosives using surveillance during may and june police found all of this stash oakland warehouse at 2 separate homes across the bay area. sheriff's office says the amount of fireworks seized is so big the bomb squad's actually going to have to take it out of the area to destroy it all. well. it is the final weekend of june and people across the country are spending at celebrating pride ju

when november 4th, 5th, pick a date, january 6th, when legal avenues were closed or even january 20thn biden was sworn in, we knew there would be open borders. aunt six months ago, that is when we should have been doing something down on the border. we have scholl stomach rolled out the razor wire where the wall had not been built. we should have contracted a high surveillance aircraft and we should have got our own drones up in there to see where the surge is coming from. once the surgery is here, it is too late. we could have been down there on the border when the search got here and said "look, we don't care what the biden administration says, you're not coming into texas." >> tucker: that is exactly right. most people in texas regardless of political affiliation or ethnicity can appreciate a a country with borders. and actually, protecting our own borders is pressing concern. what is preventing governor abbott who wants to be reelected, hopes to imagine but i think he does. why isn't he sending them in tonight? what is the answer? >> he's only one that can answer that question hon

avenue and garfield. that's what they found 4th of july around the corner and they're really worried that some huge wildfiresse illegal fireworks. and that's why they're trying to get the word out to everybody that this is illegal. do not set them off. >> well, a warning to everybody driving in the bay area this weekend. chp is going to have extra officers out there looking for people speeding. i'll tell you why. and when triple bacon chee... how's that song coming along? that's for me? oh no, you're making music, i don't want to get in your way. oh c'mon man. oh. hang on a second. my triple bacon cheesy jack combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ with triple the beef. triple the cheese. and triple the bacon... i call this burger the perfect triple threat. but you can call it the triple bacon cheesy jack. my $6.99 triple bacon cheesy jack combo. only at jack in the box. wow my $6.99 triple bacon cheesy jack combo. no braces, everything's hands free i wasn't so lucky invis is not your parents' braces invis is faster than braces and the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors. invisalign. ♪ reynolds wrap makes

when we knew november 4th or 5th, pick a day, or january 6th when legal avenues were closeden or evenary 20th when biden was sworn in, we knew it was going to be open borders and the welcome mat was going to be out. that's when we should have been doing something down on the border. we should have rolled out the razor wire where the wall had beenir built. we should have contracted our high surveillance aircraft and a got our own drones in the area so we could see where the surge was coming from. once the search was here, look. we don't care what the biden administration says, you're not coming into texas. >> tucker: that's exactly right. and i think most people in texao regardless of their political affiliation or ethnicity appreciate that we can't be a country without border. what is preventing. governor abbott, who i think wants to be reelected, hard tod, imagine, but i think he does, why -- honestly, what's the answer? >> i think he's the only one that can answer that question honestly. i don't know why he doesn't.ns i'm glad to see president trump coming back to texas, he is welco

the person selling illegal fireworks at 73rd avenue and garfield out of and so it's 4th of july approachingey figure they're going to see more of this and they're reminding everybody that this is very dangerous. >> and there's extremely dry. we haven't had rain fall fires are an we have community members who suffer from ptsd as well as small children and animals who are by the by the incredible noise that these fireworks let op. >> oh, yeah. don't forget about your dogs and it chn really them officers encourage everybody report this. if you see it at anybody caught with illegal fireworks can face a hefty fine or even jail time. >> california's largest firefighting labor union is backing governor gavin newsom against charges that he misled the public about the state's fire prevention efforts. an investigation by kept radio and california npr shows. governor newsome and calfire allow the public to believe that a high priority for us management project treated 90,000 acres. well, investigation revealed that the project actually treated less than 12,000 acres. the president of the firefighters

right work is that the alliance is june. 4th, museum have begun preserving the piano and square exhibits in digital format. if china continues to close down all avenues of physical protest in hong kong, moving historical evidence to an online museum may end up being one of the last remaining ways of showing resistance. joining us this glacier quang hong kong activist in exile here in germany. glacier, when you can't commemorate it, becomes an attack on historical memory. how much do you think paging is trying not just to raise channel completely, but to rewrite hong kong recent history. i shine holes trying a great bass to actually rewrite hong kong katie of especially about what's happening in the past 2 years. for example, recently a lot of documentaries and news program made by the government funded broadcast service issues, which is known as independence and critical assessment of what happened in the movement. what is the government doing to move in general? and he's documented and neutral, comes up, being taken down from on why. and there are actually not a philosophy civic. i've been trying to rewritten what happened during a movement through

right workers at the alliance, june, 4th, me see, i'm happy going. preserving the gentlemen square exhibits in digital format. if china continues to close down all avenues, the physical protests in hong kong, moving historical evidence to an online museum mand up being one of the last remaining ways of showing persistence. and for more, let's bring in d. w. hong kong correspondent phoebe con, who put that piece together for us. if you join us now, phoebe, the arrest of chow hung tongue, just walk us through the significance of this move and what signal it sends to the pro democracy movement. and hong kong was held up 37 year old lawyer is one of the common and accidents in hong kong, co member of the annual kind of life visual organization alliance. as mentioned in the reports that she has been engaging in chinese human rights, one can also local well time which is pretty high profile on these a, on the end of those 310, which is one of the most in a political to do in china. that i read actually is a warming sense by the authority to the democracy camp and also the general public in hong kong with that hold that thought he's not going to tolerate any k

right work is that the alliance is june. 4th museum have begun preserving the piano and square exhibits in digital format. if china continues to close down, all avenues of physical protests in hong kong, moving historical evidence to an online museum may end up being one of the last remaining ways of showing resistance. joining us as glacier quang a hong kong activist in exile here in germany, glacier when you can't commemorate it, becomes an attack on historical memory. how much do you think paging is trying? not just you raise cannon completely, but to rewrite hong kong recent history, i have a child trying afraid best to actually revise hong kong katie and especially about what's happening in the past 2 years. for example, recently a lot of documentaries, a news program made by the government funded broadcast service rtc which is no independent and critical assessment of what happened in the movement. what is the government doing to move in, in general, and the documentary and neutral comes up, being taken down from on why. and there are actually not a philosophy, civic, i've been trying to be written what happened during a movement through issuin

rules on pennsylvania avenue, the white house announcing many employees will return to in-person work next month. the president's next vaccination goal looms >> our goal by july 4th is to have 70% of adult americans with at least one shot. >> reporter: with more people getting vaccinations and summer just around the corner, travel bookings are bouncing back. >> we're seeing pent-up demand from all of the people who couldn't travel last year. >> reporter: if you're dreaming of europe, starting this week, several countries are rolling out a new digital travel certificate. it tracks a visitor's vaccine and virus history. qualifying visitors won't have to quarantine and can move more freely but variants, including a new hybrid out of vietnam, continue to raise concerns. one sign that while things are getting better, the world has yet to vanquish the virus. now, on the vaccine front, moderna has joined moderna has joined pfizer in asking the fda for full approval of its vaccine that requires at least six more months of data, one more sign that the country is really on its way back craig? >> we love when you bring good news, anne thompson. thank you. thank you, anne. >