was at abernathy's church and talk about the possibility of helping him get into troy state.talked about it. he told us what the situation was. we found out -- we knew he was a minor. in order -- they were willing to do what it took to file a lawsuit, it would have to be filed by his parents, so he would have to go back and get his parents' consent, and then we would -- i agreed that i would end up filing the suit, if the parents wanted to do so. he went back to troy, and unfortunately, his parents felt that the pressure that would be brought upon them was too great and that they just would not permit him to file a lawsuit because they had to live there with those people. however, he went on up to nashville. he was going to the seminary up there and became involved in the civil rights movement and ended up being one of the greatest civil rights leaders in the country. and it is unfortunate that we lost him last year. >> i have a question that relates to one of the ones i have been thinking about. you've obviously faced incredible odds with all the segregation policies in plac

abernathy was a couple years older. i was a few years younger. ms. parks was in her 30's. you had young people. there were young people at a&t, who had the sitting for students. and there were young students who started the freedom rides, that resulted in the desegregation of transportation. young people have played a very important role. including john lewis in the selma to montgomery march. i filed the lawsuit, when they were beaten back on bloody sunday. i filed that before the close of the day on monday. these people did it in a nonviolent manner. there was not any looting. there were people who did violence but it was only against those persons. whatever they decide to do and as they look back and see the young people and the old people, the white people and the black people, everybody, those persons who were involved in the movement, they did it in a nonviolent manner. whatever we do, violence is not the answer. jesus taught us to love one another and if we do that, and continue to use the methods that they find that we use as good, whatever new methods and all of th

the beginning of the bus boycott, claudette colvin, 15, martin luther king was in his late 20s, abernathyas just a couple years older. i was a few years younger. and mrs. parks was in her 30s. so you had young people, and then there were young people at a and t in north carolina who started the sit-in demonstrations for students, and they also were students who started the freedom rides that resulted in the desegregation of all the transportation systems, in this state too. so young people have played a very important role, including john lewis in the selma to montgomery march, when they were beaten back on bloody sunday, i filed that lawsuit before the close on the day of monday. these people did it in a nonviolence matter. there wasn't any looting. there were people who did violence, but the violence was against the persons. they were not involved. as they look back to see, the young people, the old people, the white people, the black people, everybody, those persons who were involved in the movement, they did it in a non-violent manner. and whatever we do, violence isn't the answer. it

and the commander force had already poked. abernathy had had fallen into the tramp outside the house. the commandos would give him the confirmation. they needed to move in the extra judicial killing, raised several questions, did israeli intelligence and the military act alone or did they get local assistance from influential figures inside gene? easier man, now you model my something. well then what i can have them between is from 11. i will see of the tone, the kind of one of them i was so i was clear the calling for my going to have been number hello. i would you had house was in city bu said a residential area where diplomats and politicians live. i could have written the shade. is that the whole bit laughable mention all region for mcafee a bit and i mean, i'm sub shadley libby going to be sufficient, eliminating from the men the jettas, john kenton, mac. and i'm going to you yet my name and the monotony. i'm going to mississippi damage to look at the register for you to the a lot of the monotony within the year. so for that new model for interested was it or fi, i'm in municipal

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traveling, not seeing delays on 5.80, though, and up in fairfield, we have a vehicle westbound at abernathy road up there. and so again, keeping a close eye on that had a cross word. the peninsula, a little under 13 minutes for your drive time. things are looking great. there. golden gate commute. look at that. the golden gate bridge as you're traveling into the city. about 20 minutes. we'll have more on your commute and your weather. for now. let's go back to the news, ok to 6 o one. the breaking news story from overnight. fact that a woman died after a hit and run crash in san jose. police are still on scene investigating what happened kron four's camila barco is live in san jose with the very latest. good morning. come >> all right. and james, you do have an update. san jose officers have just cleared the scene and they have opened up the roads here on 2 lee road for right now investigators are trying to determine who is the driver responsible for this hit and run. officers were called to to lee road at canoga drive at one 39 this morning as i said, the roads are open to traffic. however

it's off to jail for 2 and a half years, but loyal michael abernathy, he's the guy who represented the adult films still mcdaniel's lawsuit against donald trump. i've been out, he was convicted trying to extort up to $25000000.00 from the nike threatening the company with that uplift city if it didn't pay up. as atlanta says, almost all it's models in europe in north america will have the electrical plug in gas electric hybrid versions. by 2025 is investing at least $30000000.00 in the transformation. the company that combined the chrysler and joe, developing legal electric vehicle platforms with ranges of up to 800 kilometers a great disappearing act. hundreds of kilometers of rail tracking station facilities were pilfered and sold for scrap metal during south africa lockdown. economists say the 5th is curtailed up to one percent of growth. economy is buckling under the strain of the covert crisis and ramp into unemployment. this used to be a busy railway station in downtown johannesburg. but like many of those in africa's most developed economy, it's been laid waste during the countr

. >> a manhattan federal judge sentenced disgrace california lawyer michael abernathy two and a halfn prison for his attempt to extort an estimated $25 million for mikey. his convicted on charges last year of trying to extort money for the sportswear giant which he represented los angeles youth basketball week organizer nike endorsed week sponsorship. hume threatened to release allegations of conduct oppressed comments on the eve of the nike earnings release and start of the ncaa tournament. he promised to cancel the press conference if nike gave $1.5 million and agreed to hire him on 815 -- $25 million retainer is known as a vocal opponent of president johnson and represented adult film star, stormy daniels, who seems to have had an affair with the president before he was in office and suing over an alleged hush money payment from trump before his 2016 run. the accusation shown spotlight on him and reportedly led him to consider a 2020 presidential run at one time. four months behind bars in. over a year underl home confinement, both will count toward his sentence. liz, back to you.

elsewhere, a vehicle fire not far from there, west 80 at abernathy.fed in flames. travel times west bound 580 not bad as you head through the altamont pass. >>> one of the most popular festivals in bay area making its big return and yes, it is all about the garlic. >> the garlic festival in gilroy kicking off after put on pause for two years. mass shooting in 2019 and covid last year forced the festival to cancel. but it is back in a whole new way. justin andrews is live in gilroy. if we had smell o vision we would be feeling it, justin. >> reporter: oh yeah, don't judge me if you see crumbs on my face. my photographer and i love bread so we had to eat it. we are really excited about this. at 5:00 i got too excited. it's actually 4800 pounds not 48,000 pounds that they used in 2019. we are taking a break, at least the chefs are, because they've got a long weekend. we love our garlic. there is a lot of garlic that will be cooked this weekend. it's really tasty. we have been following the people for a couple days. this year things will be smaller and yo

it's abernathy -- absurd. they just did it for a controversial alzheimer drug with no evidence. they should do that now to avoid the inconsistent message of telling everyone to take it. >> martha: there's unvaccinated saying they're waiting for the full fda approval. there's people pushing them to do that. dr. makary, thanks. >> thanks. >> sandra: so if you want to go to my next guest's bar, you'll have to show proof of vaccine. tim ober is from san francisco. he joins us now. hello, sir. thanks for joining us, this seems to be your strategy to keep your doors open and keep the brewski flowing. >> for sure, yeah. it's a strategy that we're taking to make sure our guests, our employees and families are being kept safe and also so we can continue to be in operation and not get closed down again. that's why we're taking this policy. >> sandra: that is every business' biggest fear if you survived. certainly you don't want the delta variant to wipe you out. that's for sure. how do you do this? somebody shows up there and how do you ask them for proof of vaccine? they have to show the

it is westbound 80 at abernathy road. emergency crews are there on the scene.looking at a deadly crash earlier this morning in vacaville. the roadway has open on eastbound 80 at nut tree parkway. walnut creek is looking live at 680 here. things are moving at that limit in both directions. i just watched the chp finish a traffic break on eastbound 80. they were picking up roadwork there. that is why you see so many tail lights. does busy for that corridor and for everyone heading westbound. we will be right back. >>> i want us to reframe how we look at nonviolence in protest. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. >>> as 71-year-old san francisco woman terrorized in

other than that, we've got this trouble spot west bound at abernathy. lanes are still blocked.traffic is dipping down to 17 miles per hour. i know there are lane restrictions on highway 12 as welcoming off of 80. san mateo moving at the bridge. wind advise are i in effect. a heads up if in a high profile vehicle. on the bay bridge, traffic is moving at the limit. if you are headed into the city, traffic is pretty light across the bay bridge. >>> keeping an eye on the breaking news we have been following in san jose, a woman hit by a vehicle and killed the driver took offer. the police still searching for the person. it happened on tally road east of coyote creek west of 101. roadways are still shut down now. the crash happened before 2:00 this morning at about 1:40. police blocked the intersection and they have been out there since. they have not yet given a description of the vehicle that took off. we know the woman hit was taken to the hospital and that is where she passed away. we will keep you posted on the hunt for the driver. >>> all eyes on the dixie fire in the sierra t

. >> reverend abernathy was protesting at cape canaveral. wf all these things that are wrong with the world. why are we spending these billions of dollars to send people to space? and i think we as a society, we as human beings, we have our dna as exploration. so when we explore, we bring new things back down to the planet. we have spinoffs, we have these other things. but i think that democracization is going to be something that happens no matter what. it becomes from the most diverse teams. that's been proven scientifically. if they realize that we're going to get the best solutions for climate change, for people working together by bringing diverse minds, colors, genders, races together, we'll solve these problems. >> dr. gemson, let me bring you into the conversation again. folks that aren't space geeks may not recall that it was you in 1992 who broke the color barrier, there's a fantastic picture from september of 1992. and it was also, we should point out, the first group of astronauts selected to travel out of this world after the ch

gary abernathy. and i'll take some excerpts from this. he acknowledges that he is a conservative. and i can venture to say his credentials can be documented. but he says in spite of the bill that i've offered has an apology, he takes note of that he indicates he may not be that enthusiastic about that. but he says in fact it could be argued that the idea fits within the conservative philosophy. meaning that the notion of reparations is worth discussing because he says in fact it could be argued that the idea fits with the conservative philosophy. he goes on to say, but it is undeniable that white people have been disproportionately benefited from both the labor and the legacy of slavery and crucially will continue to do so for generations to come. none of this is said with anger. it is only setting forth facts. when slavery was abolished after a bloody civil war, african-americans were dispersed into a world that was overtly hostile to them. reconstruction efforts were bitterly resisted by most southern whites. attempts to educate and employee former slaves happened only in fits a

he tells reverend abernathy and other aids that we are going to come back to memphis and march on behalf of the sanitation workers. that day is march the 28th, 1968. there is a war going on in the back of the march, just one hour after the march takes place. 16-year-old youths from south memphis. dr. king is assassinated on thursday, april 4, 1968. immediately after his death, many began to see the very money increases,. it showcases to america that a nonviolent movement creates a violent response. of all the five political assassinations that occurred in the decade, dr. kings is the only one that resulted in violence and uproar. with the assassination of dr. king, the pillar of nonviolence being slain on the balcony of an effort american hotel prompted other local lawmakers to fix this. 12 days later, the city of memphis reaches a strike resolution with the sanitation workers. they are given a very mine arrays but they are given better work conditions, better costumes. as of last year, the sanitation workers finally received a pension for their service with the city of memphis. sanitati

the challenges were so great for those entering the profession that the surgeon john abernathy frequently concluded his lectures by uttering bleakly god help you all what will become of you so that gives you an idea of what it was like when lister entered medical school in the 1840s, and there wasn't a huge amount of incentive really to go into the medical professional a lot of people asked me this. what was the incentive there wasn't much money to be made unless you were the bug catcher although you could you could potentially make money if you became famous enough and of course you were risking your life as well. but if you made it through your anatomy lessons you were eventually let on to the words and of course the operating theater became center to your experience. i like to show this this image to people on social media and i like to remind them that it was called an operating theater for good reason you can imagine the hundreds and hundreds of spectators that crowded into these theaters bringing with them the dirt and grime of every day victorian life. this was not as sterile envir