and i spoke to amelia ceja, everybody knows her. she's giving us a tasting for six.ecial one. it'll be at casa ceja and they don't do tastings there anymore. we've got tequila tasting at the campro club. some of you are familiar with the campro club. we hope to raise funds because there's a great need out there and i thank damian for allowing sabor del valle to be part of this and getting the word out. if you gd i think the biddine to be part of this and getting the for a couple of days. i think it has one hour but i'm gonna talk to them. might extend it for a couple of days. get everybody to get a group together and start bidding on these. there's--you'll see a great list there and, again, i thank you and, the sooner we do, the faster we can turn-- go back to some normalcy, like damian said. thank you very much, damian. damian: no, thank you, ray. and so on the june 10, the live auction, they'll be able to bid on all these items you mentioned at the [speaking foreign language] the wine tasting at anencia, the wine tasting at, [speaking foreign language] ray: yeah, t

amelia: we are open to all of those items. we do watch what is happening in europe right now, and we recognize and understand the benefit of how that higher carbon price has come into the market and spurred change. focusing on the united states, again, our efforts with the biden administration are on sustainable aviation fuel in the tax credit. we think that is the one single thing we need to be able to spur production. alix: that was my conversation with amelia deluca, managing director of sustainability at delta airlines. time for the commodity kicker. did you know there is a chicken shortage? seriously, what the cluck. the blame is on underperforming roosters. tyson says chicken supplies are struggling because the new roosters they have used for breeding are falling short of egg-spectations. it is ruffling feathers as prices are going through the roof. a tyson executive says they are working to replace them by the fall, but there could be a lingering supply hit that carries over into next year. that is no yoke. time for com

hi, terri amelia with much concern, but don't share the nature of their home and getting all the time. a smart home can make life more comfortable an optimized process. but it can also pose a security risk by experts at this university show us how simple it is hack software for a typical home security camera that connects the why fi at the university of applied sciences near northern germany. i course of, at the research system specialized in cybersecurity. he's going to hack into the camera crunch. that's looking good with yes i'm in. there we are using was course. okay. why did i security vulnerability? because the cameras default settings allowed to be accessed via the internet, the specialist was able to hack his way in within minutes, using a program. he wrote himself what's terrified? it's not just how fast he didn't pull him aside, the invasion of privacy. the camera opens a gateway into the whole network, meaning hackers could spy on every connected device. it applies not only to this camera but essentially to any number of cameras if i you, because the firmware on it, the ope

i look over at amelia, who is not yet two years old. part because of three bags of m & ms and a cooperative toddler. otherwise, it was all over. >> stephen: so you got it done. you got it done in five days. >> five days. >> stephen: but that's girls. >> what can i sayht. her brother, we're not going to talk about. >> stephen: my boys are in their 20s, and we're still waiting. >> exactlyenexasorry, ma'am, go ahead. >> no i was just going to say, think about that, stephen. i came within inches of not being able to finish my education. i came within inches of having to quit my first teaching job over child care. and that was two generations ago. my daughter had the same problems, and if we don't fix this, my granddaughter's going to have these problems. this is our moment. child care is infrastructure. you want people to be able to go to work, we've got to have child care in america. >> stephen: before we go, last question, and it might be the most important question i ask you. >> okay. >> stephen: senator chuck grassley says he can do 35

amelia are in robinson called the attacks cowardly to be the man unarmed and down. she referred to brooks as a cringing puppy who whom she would gladly meet in her plate in any place with pistols rifles or cowhides? the outrage robinson felt had no bearing on her sex. she like other black leaders was exacerbated by exasperated by the sacrifices that had cost her dearly she was 50 years old and a widow. she had lost two of her sons in the mexican war brooks actions represented a direct up front to her own liberty a liberty that she believed her country should protect quote now then mr. brooks respond robinson challenged, let us see some of your boasted courage you are afraid to meet a man dare. you meet a woman robinson declared that she was anxious to do her country some service either by quote whipping or choking the cowardly ruffin who threatened what she perceived as america's most precious rights freedom of speech robinson was willing to put her strong words into print and to expose her disdained regarding the attack for summer and more than any man. she was wil

money was paid, the palestinian charities with the oppressed anywhere around the word. 6 6 martine amelia owns newspapers in new york and belfast. he's had his finger on the pulse of the city since he started as a cub reporter 30 years ago. we had a 30 or conflict hearing animals or put anything. it was a greater than that i. on back in the sixty's, it was a legal to display the irish flag. it was really a fur bolton to display any albums leading to armed. and yet, despite that stealthy had this fantastic support right across the nice analyst or catholic community, a bell. but at the i don't know, but it and justice and oppression and discrimination and no one does. so it's absolutely appropriate that salvage fall should be on the side of the light and all these moderate and thank god they are those values of inclusion of equality of equity, black lives matter, right? up to the present day. those go to the core of what we stand for as a community on thank goodness, it's school, the core, what salvage counselor, glasgow is a favorite destination for many of the world's top players. messy r

money was paid, the palestinian charities with the oppressed anywhere around the word. 6 6 martine amelia owns newspapers in new york and belfast. he's had his finger on the pulse of the city since he started as a cub reporter 30 years ago. we had a 30 or conflict hearing animals or heard anything. it was a great, a dan today. and back in the sixty's, it was a legal to display the irish flag. it was really a fur bolton to display any albums leading to arms. and yet, despite that, so healthy had this fantastic support. right across the nice analyst, our catholic community, a bell. but at the i don't know, but it and justice and oppression and discrimination and no one does. so it's absolutely appropriate that celtic fans should be on the side of the light and all these matters and thank god they are. those values of inclusion of equality, of equity, of black lives matter, right up to the present day. those go to the core of what we stand for as a community and thank goodness it's schools to the core. what salvage counselor, glasgow is a favorite destination for many of the world's top play

. >> new your amelia humphreys cohen's kitchen door at the oxbow market. everyone so happy to be out and about. it's just been awesome. we're really happy to be able to take care of everyone who visiting the bay listen, kyle kerwin are visiting from portland, oregon celebrating their wedding anniversary. the first trip since the pandemic has been nice to get away from home and just be in public says nice to do things that we used to coming to get some drinks or food and. check out the shops and everything like that. >> and napa county remains in the orange tier. but the case count at last check is decreasing for the 3rd week in a row. so it looks like that they may be on their way to the yellow tier and we'll have to see before the governor may be those that color restrictions on june 15th. but you can just energy much different just jonathan than a year ago and even just a few months ago when things for flip-flopping all those orders so people are just really happy live in gayle ong kron 4 news willing to switch places with you. go to. >> head out to nap

amelia del castillo explains, plan. >> gavin: forever change the downtown core. >>> google's downtownproject is one step closer to reality. >> esparza. >> reporter: san jose city leaders voting unanimously during tuesday night's meeting making the massive 80- acre project the largest in history. >> it's also the largest development happening in the entire world. >> reporter: the year's long journey didn't come without challenges. the plan receiving push back from the start. during tuesday's public comment, the council heard from dozens. only a couple expressing concern. >> google made $80 billion in profit. they've had tens of billions of dollars of tax cuts. for this amount of misery to exist in our city with this amount of wealth city of million people should have a more vibrant downtown. i think this is a good start. >> reporter: business leaders feel push back is actually eased. they point to provide million in housing benefits. the site would also hold housing units with a quarter expected to be affordable. >> right now with projects like these i look forward to becoming a place

meet this family from livermore. 7-year-old olivia, amelia who's just 5, and 8-year-old sophia. ask them about the pandemic -- >> we were all closed because of the virus. >> and we had to stay home and we had to stay lonely. >> io angry and sad. >> reporter: their mom, nobella, is a fitness advocate. >> anything that's not a fruit or a vegetable i'm reading the packages. >> reporter: but the pandemic threw a wrench into the works. no school, sports or playing with friends. just prolonged anxiety, boredom, disappointment and dread. >> it was like a head-on collision between emotions and food. and it started developing unhealthy habits. >> reporter: unhealthy habits that in a growing number of children have led to unexpected weight gain. >> ten pounds over what we're expecting, 20 pounds, sometimes 50 pounds. >> reporter: dr. sam is a pediatrician at tri-valley nelt the east bay, and children -- >> we're having an epidemic of obesity. >> reporter: the reasons include a dramatic change in routine, no pe, no designated snack time and remote learning. add to that more than a year's w

amelia del castillo explains, plan. >> gavin: forever change the downtown core. >>> google's downtownproject is one step closer to reality. >> esparza. >> reporter: san jose city leaders voting unanimously during tuesday night's meeting making the massive 80- acre project the largest in history. >> it's also the largest development happening in the entire world. >> reporter: the year's long journey didn't come without challenges. the plan receiving push back from the start. during tuesday's public comment, the council heard from dozens. only a couple expressing concern. >> google made $80 billion in profit. they've had tens of billions of dollars of tax cuts. for this amount of misery to exist in our city with this amount of wealth is unacceptable. >> i think san jose as a city of million people should have a more vibrant downtown. i think this is a good start. >> reporter: business leaders feel push back is actually eased. they point to provide million in housing benefits. the site would also hold housing units with a quarter expected to be affordable. >> right now with projects like

. >> with amelia there at $3.8 million, and we sell it here in bonhams new york. ( gavel ) >> reporterart dealers from around the world bid on these rarely seen works from the earliest days of kusama's career, eight pieces she brought on the plane with her from japan, and ree paintings created after arriving in t u.s. where do these works fit within the story of kusama? >> the works themselves, as ey fit into the artist's career, are... are totemic. you know, she is someone who's most familiar themes revolve around flowers, around the polka dots, around infinity nets, and then latterly things like pumpkins, et cetera. but really her most important works, you think of the innity net and these river paintings are absolutely fundamental. so really, these are at the most significant point in her career. and there are very, very few works like these. >> reporter: kusama thrust herself into her art, and in the early 1960's painted "untitled," and these two pieces, "hudson river" and "mississippi river," one of the first times red appears in her work. >> a lot of the themes in her work are re

prepared to fight with his brother lewis douglas who has a number of letters in exchange with his fiance amelia and one he writes he posed for the photographer in boston. his photograph is in howard university moreland spenger and letter collection, but he says i've been in two fights and i'm unhurt i believe. other fight tonight. he says if i survive i shall write you a long letter and then he describes the people who were wounded in from her city in upstate new york, and then he writes another my dear girl. i am away. do not fret yourself to death. oh i beg of you do not so he's also concerned about her life her concerns and his fiance he talks also about the experience of the welfare of the men and the can he talks about the loss of the three who died in fort wagner and these are experience that give life to the images that breathe life into the images as the weave a story about the history of the not only the iconic moments, but also the the southern landscape and how letter writing and slave narratives were important in creating my story that i was fascinated with and there's a letter by e

meet the babas of livermore. 7-year-old olivia, amelia who is just 5 and 8-year-old sophia. ask them about the pandemic. >> [ indiscernible ] >> and we stay home and we stay lonely. >> i felt so angry and sad. >> their mom is a fitness advocate. she knows the importance of a good diet and healthy weight. >> anything that is not a fruit or vegetable, i'm reading the nopo pdeao th works. wiri.ndisrnib ] od.it wik a >> unhealth y habits that in a growing number of children have led to an unexpected weight gain. >> 10 pounds, 20 pounds, sometimes 50 pounds. we are having an epidemic of obesity. >> the reasons include a dramatic change in routine. no p.e., no designated snack time and remote learning. add to that more than a year of chronic stress. >> stress causes a lot of hormonal change in kid's body. that can cause excessive weight gain. >> if the fridge is steps away from your kid's it is very t classroom with both parents it is a big problem. >> he has written extensively about highly -- [ inerac on health. as we sheltered in place -- >> we are not eating salmon. we are eat

. >> new your amelia humphreys cohen's kitchen door at the oxbow market. everyone so happy to be out and about. it's just been awesome. we're really happy to be able to take care of everyone who is visiting the bay listen, kyle kerwin are visiting from portland, oregon celebrating their wedding anniversary. the first trip since the pandemic. it's been nice to get away from home and just be in public says nice to things that we used to coming to get some drinks or food and. >> check out the shops and everything like that. >> napa county remains in the orange tier. but health officials say weekly covid-19 cases have been decreasing for the 3rd week in a row their way closer to the less restrictive yellow tier just in time for summer in napa. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> 7.22 is the time. coming up on the kron 4 morning one man making a long trip from sausalito to hawaii on the kayak. we're going to have video of the start of his journey. coming up. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goe

this is amelia tweeted by a darya.nd lily hi bella and lily. they had a jack the yorky pool, oh jack this picture sent in by his human steven. are you being a good baby? yes you are per dance in his picture of ten months old. she is named allie or ely i cannot see the wiener. tweeted in the picture of moe joe the frenchy. you know i love french's, hi there mojo, who's a good baby? do you want to treat doing it right? yes looks like a dog emojis so cute. they say hi mojo here's a great picture of a dog main romulan scented from st. vincent. you are so pretty. nancy sent in this adorable picture of mr. scruffy and says he is very much her best friend. mr. scruffy is my best friend too. and there we go, gracie, pastor jim said in a picture of her prey to love the jacket gracie print last but not gracie print last but not least set from des (announcer) the following is a paid advertisement for time life's video collection. ladies and gentlemen, dolly parton. ♪ here you come again ♪ (announcer) it's country music's biggest

. >> reporter: seven-year-old olivia, amelia, who is just five and eight-year-old sophia.them about the pandemic? >> everything was closed because of the virus. >> we stay home and we stay lonely. >> i felt like so angry and sad. >> reporter: there mom is a fitness advocate. she knows the importance of a good diet and healthy weight. >> everything that is not a fruit or vegetable, i am reading the packages. >> reporter: no school, sports or playing with friends just prolonged anxiety, boredom, disappointment, and dread. >> it was like a head-on collision between emotions and food and it started developing unhealthy habits. >> reporter: and healthy habits that in a growing number of children have led to expect weight gain. >> 10 pounds over what we are expecting, 20 pounds. sometimes 50 pounds. >> reporter: this pediatrician at pine valley health and east bay says. >> we are having an epidemic of obesity. >> reporter: the reasons include a dramatic change in routine. nopd, no snacks and it remote learning. add to that, more than a years worth of chronic stress. >> stress ca

. >> new your amelia humphreys cohen's kitchen door at the oxbow market.veryone so happy to be out and about. it's just been awesome. we're really happy to be able to take care of everyone who visiting the bay listen, kyle kerwin are visiting from portland, oregon celebrating their wedding anniversary. the first trip since the pandemic has been nice to get away from home and just be in public says nice to do things that we used to coming to get some drinks or food and. >> check out the shops and everything like that. >> lot of people out today say it's just the littleethings like being out in public again, like you heard from that couple. napa county remains in the orange tier. but health officials say weekly covid cases have been decreasing for the 3rd week in a row. so they are slowly may be inching their way to the less restrictive yellow tier just in time for summer live in napa. gayle ong kron 4 thank you. >> feeling samples. bring the back. now let's take a look outside. >> just get not bridges are heading up me to be their note. i mean, you know, th

. >> new your amelia humphreys cohen's kitchen door at the oxbow market. everyone so happy to be out and about. it's just been awesome. we're really happy to be able to take care of everyone who's visiting the bay listen, kyle kerwin are visiting from portland, oregon celebrating their wedding anniversary. the first trip since the pandemic. it's been nice to get away from home and just be in public says nice to things that we used to coming to get some drinks or food and. >> check out the shops and everything like that. >> napa county remains in the orange tier. but health officials say weekly covid-19 cases have been decreasing for the 3rd week in a row inching their way closer to the less restrictive yellow tier just in time for summer in napa. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> and if you're hitting the road, you will be paying higher prices at the pump this weekend. memorial day. gas prices are at their highest levels in 7 years. here's a look at current bay area. gas prices sandra fell tops the list at $4 and $0.35 actually san francisco, not the highest comin

. >> new your amelia humphreys cohen's kitchen door at the oxbow market.so happy to be out and about. it's just been awesome. we're really happy to be able to take care of everyone who is visiting the bay listen, kyle kerwin are visiting from portland, oregon celebrating their wedding anniversary. the first trip since the pandemic. it's been nice to get away from home and just be in public says nice to things that we used to coming to get some drinks or food and. >> check out the shops and everything like that. >> napa county remains in the orange tier. but health officials say weekly covid-19 cases have been decreasing for the 3rd week in a row inching their way closer to the less restrictive yellow tier just in time for summer in napa. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> coming up, we'll take a look at the program. governor newsom is trying to expand in order to help the state's homeless population. plus, if you got your vaccine you could win thousands of dollars this week that the latest details after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i calle

. >> new your amelia humphreys cohen's kitchen door at the oxbow market. everyone so happy to be out and about. it's just been awesome. we're really happy to be able to take care of everyone who visiting the bay listen, kyle kerwin are visiting from portland, oregon celebrating their wedding anniversary. the first trip since the pandemic has been nice to get away from home and just be in public says nice to do things that we used to coming to get some drinks or food and. >> check out the shops and everything like that. >> napa county remains in the orange tier. but health officials say weekly covid-19 cases have been decreasing for the 3rd week in a row inching their way closer to the less restrictive yellow tier just in time for summer in napa. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> now to our 4 zone forecast. a live look at the golden gate bridge this saturday night. >> let's find out what the rest of the weekend has in store weather wise right now with our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez, the shots look a little foggy. it's much, much cooler at the coast. yeah, we'r

then comes amelia, isabella, mia, evelyn and harper.r in a row. we hit one. >> alexander. number ten. >> yep. >> not too bad. >>> and finally, mothers don't leave anything to chance, right? a new survey confirming that. a survey conducted by one poll for the jewelry company mejuri found that more than half of women polled bought themselves their own mother's day gift. >> what? >> we leave nothing to chance. the shopping extends to other holidays like christmas and valentine's day. specifically for a present that someone else in their life could give them. many doing the shopping for spouses and kids. you got to make sure you get something you like. >> that's right, but you know what? you don't have to worry about that this year. you know why? >> why? >> bring it on out, boys. >> oh, my gosh. >> we got you covered. >> i was, like, wait a second. what? guys, i appreciate it. >> happy mother's day to you and there's a special message. >> no disrespect to any other mother, but my wife is the best mother of all-time. the kids are asleep, but

. >> new your amelia humphreys cohen's kitchen door at the oxbow market.one so happy to be out and about. it's just been awesome. we're really happy to be able to take care of everyone who is visiting the bay listen, kyle kerwin are visiting from portland, oregon celebrating their wedding anniversary. the first trip since the pandemic. it's been nice to get away from home and just be in public says nice to things that we used to coming to get some drinks or food and. >> check out the shops and everything like that. >> napa county remains in the orange tier. but health officials say weekly covid-19 cases have been decreasing for the 3rd week in a row their way closer to the less restrictive yellow tier just in time for summer in napa. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> and again for memorial day, a reminder that president joe biden will be marking his first memorial day weekend as commander-in-chief by honoring our fallen heroes. he did so, so far in a very personal way, actually went back to home state of delaware yesterday and attended the annual commemoration in

hi, terri amelia with much concern, but don't share the nature of their home and getting all the time. a smart home can make life more comfortable and optimized processes, but it can also pose a security risk by t experts of this university show us how simple it is to hack software for a typical home security camera that can expire. why fi at the university of applied sciences, i'm the near northern germany. could i go to the research assistant specialized in cybersecurity? he's going to hack into the camera crunches. that's looking good with. yes, i'm in. there we are to the course of quite a security vulnerability because the cameras default settings allow to be accessed via the internet. the specialist was able to hack his way in within minutes using a program. he wrote himself what's terrifying. it's not just how fast he didn't pull him aside the invasion of privacy. the camera opens a gateway into the whole network. meaning hackers could spy on every connected device. it applies not only to this camera, but essentially to any number of cameras. if i you, because the firmware on i

. >> new your amelia humphreys cohen's kitchen door at the oxbow market. everyone so happy to be out and about. it's just been awesome. we're really happy to be able to take care of everyone who's visiting the bay listen, kyle kerwin are visiting from portland, oregon celebrating their wedding anniversary. the first trip since the pandemic has been nice to get away from home and just be in public says nice to things that we used to coming to get some drinks or food and. >> check out the shops and everything like that. >> napa county remains in the orange tier. but health officials say weekly covid-19 cases have been decreasing for the 3rd week in a row their way closer to the less restrictive yellow tier just in time for summer in napa. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> 9.21 right now. and coming up, how the kayak trips down. in sausalito. how about sausalito to hawaii. that's where the skies taking off, too. we're going to have his story in just a few minutes. >> 9.24 is the time and new this morning, a bay area man is on his way to hawaii by kayak, by himself. w

. >> new your amelia humphreys cohen's kitchen door at the oxbow market.everyone so happy to be out and about. it's just been awesome. we're really happy to be able to take care of everyone who's visiting the bay listen, kyle kerwin are visiting from portland, oregon celebrating their wedding anniversary. the first trip since the pandemic. it's been nice to get away from home and just be in public says nice to things that we used to coming to get some drinks or food and. >> check out the shops and everything like that. >> napa county remains in the orange tier. but health officials say weekly covid-19 cases have been decreasing for the 3rd week in a row their way closer to the less restrictive yellow tier just in time for summer in napa. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> and coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news this year's extreme drought conditions raising concerns for one popular northern california destination will california destination will ha so you just scored amazing savings at ross? mmm-hmm. on brands that take you from me time... ...to go time... .

to the place where he and hosea williams and amelia boynton made the voting rights act happen. where the tear gas was the concussion was inflicted. and you would not think in any way that it was not the most natural thing in the world, but that you were there with john lewis. there was it was this remarkable capacity. i've never figured it out. to tell a story in which he was a central character without self-reference. it was magical and mysterious. but when you were standing there with them. it wasn't that it was about him. you're just thrilled that you were there with this person who had done this. the other thing i think we should mention. because it's a whole different generation two generations now, i guess are the graphic novels. about the march which has i know my children first encountered the movement through that. and of course one of the reasons he did is he'd had a comic book about the bus boycott dr. king. the montgomery story i think was called right? those are amazingly successful weren't they the comic book the graphic novels and when i first heard about those i

host: amelia is coming from riverdale, georgia. guest: good morning. thanks for the opportunity.l the respect, you should practice what you preach. you have came and started off talking about the country is so divided, but everything that you have said this morning is, it's time that america started using their brain. start using some reticle thinking skills because all you have done is poisoned the less. the insults to our intelligence. conservatives, all you guys have done over the years is poison the people's minds. my heart breaks because you have pause and that you have poisoned the people's minds so bad that they are voting against their own interest. it's all about the rush limbaugh, the hannity's, all of these guys. it's all about money and power. donald trump, his own sister says how in the world have these people voted for him. the man is sick. and for you to sit here and defend demand that all he be all throughout his rally was poison, talk about people, make sure -- make fun of disabled people, talk bad about veterans. it about time the american people started using c