there are weapons that have no place in american cities or neighborhoods in peacetime ever. >> if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. >> i haven't heard anybody on this stage talk about america's foreign-policy in latin america. >> russia is a geopolitical thread because they have been hacking our democracy successfully. >> this characterization -- >> women's reproductive rights are under assault by donald trump and the republican party. i do not believe you are a racist. >> for civil rights, i am happy to do that. >> people who are watching today -- >> this is the united states of america. we can do everything if we are together. ♪ heather: then there were 10. 10 more democratic candidates in washington dc, round 2 of the democratic debates last night. it is friday, finally made it through the week, june 28th and you are watching "fox and friends first". democratic heavy hitters trying to outshine each other in round 2 of the first debate and loves coming off over topics like universal healthcare, illegal immigration and social justice reform. one

for the next 10 mins, our c-span cities tour takes you on the road to feature an american city. continuing our look at detroit, we will go back into the cities tour to learn how it went from farmland to one of the greatest industrial hubs in america by the turn of the 20 century. >> welcome to the detroit historical museum. we are at the frontiers factory exhibit. this shows us the history of detroit from basically before the city was settled, the actual city of detroit, up through the rise of the barrett industry that takes place in the city. about the span of 200 years. the city of detroit itself was founded by the french in 1701. detroit is a french name. it means the straight, which means the straight of water being the detroit river that separates the united states from canada. at that time, it was all one region of land that was inhabited by the various native american people. this is a representation of what it may have looked like around 1701 when the french settled this area. there is a long history that took place before this. human habitation began in this area almost

tour takes you on the road to feature the history of an american city. right now i'm standing in windsor ontario canada. at the city of detroit continues. the border crossing between canada and the united states, one of the busiest in the country. >> the length of that is city of detroit and the city of windsor is a link of two cities and two nations. canada and america are the two biggest trading partners in the world. -- $16 billion in trade a year for both countries. 150,000 jobs rely on this network of transportation and international trade. tremendously important part of our history and has been since pre-civil war. during prohibition detroit is responsible for ringing in 75% of illegal alcohol brought into ofs country with a 14 years prohibition. that comes from our neighbors to the south and windsor, canada. the city we now think of as the motor city was cigar capital of america. we were not only transporting in raw materials but out the finished. there were days in the 1860's where you had 7000 to 10,000 railroad cars waiting to be transported t

there are things that have no place in american cities or neighborhoods ever. >> raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. [applause] >> i haven't heard anybody on the stage talk about american foreign policy in latin america. >> they have been hacking our democracy successfully and laughing their asses off the last couple years. >> a mischaracterization, we have a gun. >> women's reproductive rights are under assault by donald trump and the republican party. >> vice president biden, i do not believe you are a racist. >> i support civil rights. i am happy to do that. people all over the country watching this, people with great ideas. >> this is the united states of america. we can do anything if we are together. ♪ ♪ rocking in the usa ♪ jillian: rocking in the usa last night, shots were thrown. rob: it was good. more exciting than night one. jillian: we are going to get into this throughout the morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. rob: night 2 of the debates, high profile candidates, we will show you who wa

higher rents and the tight housing market on that climb. >>> beverly hills just became the first american cityo end nearly all tobacco sales. the city council voted to ban the sale of cigarettes, cigars, e-cigarettes and other tobacco products starting in 2021. hotels and cigar lounges will be the only places exempt from the ban. >>> there is a new option for people who need a car once in a while but don't want to buy or lease one. hertz is announcing a monthly car subscription service. it's not cheap at $1,000 a month but that includes insurance and maintenance. the company hopes the service will appeal to people in big cities. >>> and michelin and general motors are teaming up to make airless tires. gm is road testing the tires on the chevy bolt. they're made with a new type of fiberglass, and they're puncture proof. if the testing is successful, the tires could hit the road in five years. >>> coming up, the celebrity who crashed his brand-new $2 million sports car. >>> but first when we come back, the officer who stayed outside during that deadly school shooting in parkland, florida, is arr

next 10 minutes, our c-span's city's tour takes you on the road to feature the history of dan american city. >> continuing our special look at detroit, we learn more about the cities role in the history of the underground railroad. ight" ited "midn was often the last stop in america before canada. we visit the second baptist church to learn about its role in the journey to freedom. >> detroit is known as the gateway to freedom. there is a statue commemorating that and on the opposite side, in windsor there is one facing our statue pointing back on this side. gateway to freedom means that this was the passageway or the route to get to canada to freedom. was aderground railroad loose mechanism for the freedom seekers to escape to freedom. so, throughout the north especially, their work safe havens. the idea was to get across the ohio river from the slave states to the free states and so there were a lot of safe havens throughout illinois, indiana, forthpittsburgh, and so as well as michigan. the founders -- future founders of second baptist got involved in the underground railroad before they

have people run by deranged leaders of countries and these people have the empower to not have an american city that's the threat we are faced with today that is why nuclear deterrence is so significant in such a significant part of this bill. our nuclear forces critical to our deterrence posture and security in the nation. anyway, we cannot pretend that just because we take a step back countries like russia and china will do the same. and we did, for a period of time in the last administration we did step back in our efforts and a lot of those efforts were nuclear modernization. consequently, while we were ahead in this area, ahead of china and ahead of russia, they caught up and passed us. right now they have a hypersonic hypersonic is the state-of-the-art in warfare is something that travels five times the speed of sound. it's something that we were ahead of back prior to the last administration and we fall back behind because lot while we were not doing anything china and russia had this during the obama administration it didn't work. so, we know russia and china are modernizing their nucle

with hate crime on the rise in many american cities, they say the lessons of the stonewall riots are as important as ever. ben hunt, bbc news, greenwich village. that is it from us, newsnight has started on bbc two but now it is time for the news where you are on bbc one. hello and welcome to sports day, the headlines tonight. firing england into the semifinals of the world cup, they beat norway 3—0 tonight. the india whitewash continues in the cricket world cup as they thrash west indies and now can't reach the semifinals. and carl admin fights back to win the battle of the britons and the place in the semifinals. lots to get through and not much time as we are a little shorter and sports day due to the football and thatis sports day due to the football and that is where we're going to start because england is through to the world cup finals, they beat the heat to knock out norway and reached the last four and a major tournament, let's get straight to northern france for our correspondent has been following the action. katie, this could not have gone much better, could it? which it

bad news for nicotine addicts who have switched to a paying san francisco has become the 1st american city to ban the sale of e. cigarettes on to long term health effects become clearer officials voted to ban both online and store based sales of the vaporizes which have become popular as an alternative to cigarettes or as an aid to stop smoking altogether. labs one of the largest east cigarette producers in the u.s. california. legal challenges. but it really makes sense. of why 1st of businesses. are more equal success. everyone has equal opportunity. sure. cholera is the preserve of your links. and a profit on to the next generation. can we ever put a stop to getting quality. made in germany the guts of hong kong od. taking good personally i went with all the wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all true fans barlow's on the become more than football long line. in the arena game. should love his respect maybe a. bit subdued . treatment love me show some respect. love. love love love movies shut up the space above. the sunshine the mother ship above some islamab

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san francisco becomes the first american city to ban the sale of e—cigarettes but will the new law stubut a growing industry? and on the markets: the holding pattern continues you can see a trend emerging in asia after losses on wall street. we start with one of the world's biggest tech events, mobile world congress, which is getting under way in shanghai. with technology at the heart of the us—china trade war it's difficult for the 60,000 delegates to get away from the tensions it's causing whether that's around 56 telecoms, artificial intelligence or big data. that trade war has led to tariffs on more than half the goods the world's two biggest economies sell to each other. and the us is threatening tariffs on another $300bn of goods which would hit consumer products, including the electronics on show in shanghai. the us has also effectively banned telecoms giant huawei over security concerns. it's one of the biggest firms at the show and has recently said it expected that blaclisting will cost it $30 billion worth of sales over two years. america's biggest tech comapnies are also bei

bad news for nicotine addicts have switched through vaporing san francisco has become the 1st american city to ban the sale of e. cigarettes that is until the long term health effects of thier officials voted to ban both online and store based sales of the vaporizes which have become popular as an alternative to cigarettes or as an aid to stop smoking altogether and francisco's home june july abse one of the largest producers in the us. legal challenges no doubt. as to business with it. sometimes books more exciting than real life. bring to. it all. what if there is no escape. list german most treats. keep learning. wait a 2nd we want the whole picture facts instead of make ideas shift deliver us. from other reality to cryptocurrency to your top page for live in an ever changing digital world let's talk to digitize ation. ship. us. this is state of news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes i went for environmental activists in kenya. of course. the cold. will campaign is challenge the government's plans to build the ground saying it will cause environmental damage in the us coherency. br

bad news for nicotine addicts have switched through vaporing san francisco has become the 1st american city to ban the sale of e. cigarettes that is until the long term health effects of clear officials voted to ban both online and still based sales of the vaporizes which have become popular as an alternative to cigarettes or as an aid to stop smoking altogether and francisco is home to june july abse one of the largest producers in the u.s. will be legal challenges no doubt. as to business with it. cut. into the conflict zone with tim sebastian the song east europeans very good smoke over the new coalition government our guest this week might be mature but current vice president of the outgoing democratic party and a former justice minister with moldova now finds blood for corruption is he assuring the peace talks he's reckless in conflict so far in 60 minutes. i. probably will not succeed in dividing us about not succeeding taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters. made for mines. this is state of the news africa

with hate crime on the rise in many american cities, they say the lessons of the stonewall riots ares is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: round two of the debate of democratic presidential hopefuls has taken place in miami. frontrunnerjoe biden came under attack. much of western europe continues to bake under high temperatures, with huge wildfires raging in spain. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the front page of the i and — like many of today's papers — it's all about the ongoing tory leadership contest. it has this warning from scottish tory leader ruth davidson, who says borisjohnson's brexit plan could break up the union. staying with brexit and the times reports that the french owner of vauxhall has given the car industry a boost by saying it will build the new astra in britain — but only if there's a ‘favourable' brexit deal. the financial times has an exclusive interview with vladimir putin speaking on the eve of the g20 summit in osaka, he claimed liberalism had "become obsolete".

at least one major american city it is worse.homelessness epidemic in los angeles say they're shocked that with all the money being thrown at this crisis they still need so much help. cnn's stephanie elam is there. >> reporter: tents. sleeping bags. panhandling. from west l.a. to hollywood to downtown. homeless people found throughout los angeles. many already suspected the housing crisis is getting worse. now there's data to prove it. new numbers from the city's annual homeless count estimate more than 36,000 people in the city are homeless. that's up 16% from last year. in all of l.a. county the rise is 12% to nearly 59,000 people. >> it's high rents, low wages, mental health, addiction, actually all of those transpiring together. >> reporter: los angeles mayor is under fire for the homelessness issue, a problem he says he owns. >> people do think there's a silver bullet to this. there isn't. a dedicated campaign with funding that continues through and pans to gtience to get the working will produce a system to not only end hom

other american cities with heavy traffic delays include seattle and san francisco and they too are considering it for this week's "matter of fact" from new york city. we will see back next week. ♪ robert handa: hello, and welcome to "asian pacific america." i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. today, we highlight the make-a-wish program. we'll look at the program and the upcoming wish-a-thon for miles event here at nbc bay area. and then we showcase some of the make-a-wish families and their children, and their inspiring, touching, and compelling stories all on our show today. well, make-a-wish is such a well known program, but do we really know what it's really all about? joining us to make sure we all know is first of all phillip yim, the san francisco and monterey bay wish coordinator for make-a-wish greater bay area. a wish granter and volunteer since 2001, he is a fluent cantonese speaker who has helped with at least 50 wishes.

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. >>> tonight another american city held hostage by a cyber attack has decided to pay ransom to hackers, and it's raising questions about whether that may just encourage more criminals. gabe gutierrez has details >> reporter: tonight riverier rah beach, florida is the latest to pay hackers >> to pay a ransom amount of 65 bitcoins >> reporter: the city council voted unanimously to pay a $600,000 ransom to retrieve its records. some residents are furious there wasn't an adequate back up >> you're still using taxpayer money wrong. >> reporter: this year the inspector general here in chicago warned this city is unprepared for a cyber attack. the big question, if cities are hacked should they pay up or not? last year atlanta refused to pay about $50,000 in bitcoin baltimore also didn't pay a ransom of $76,000 even though the attack cost the city more than 18 million, the price of not paying too high for smaller towns such as leads, alabama where the mayor decided to pay an $8,000 ransom >> we were devastated. we had people depending upon us to pay our bills. >> federal authorities are invest

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about this particular episode is it draws attention to enforcement of immigration laws inside american citieshereas most of the news has been focused on people at the border, so this would have meant, at least threatened, ramped up enforcement of people were very integrated in american communities, and that might be quite different and affect many americans in a way that things on the border don't. what is the solution to this issue? there are many people in the us who don't have residency and they don't have permission to work, but they are there and have been there for a while. how do you fix this? well, obviously, a long—term solution would be legislation through congress, so that there would be a rational immigration system that would match — the kind of immigration system that most americans imagine that we have but lawyers know that we don't have. short of that would be an executive branch that enforced immigration law with a sense of balance and proportionality. there is no law that requires deporting 11 million people, and no data indicating that most americans want that. that that is

city. the americans and the british decided to supply 2000000 people from the air. it would become the most ambitious and left ever attempt is. d.c. stories were brought in again including $300.00 british dakotas. lynas call them candy bombers one of the pilots was gail house and he's filming with his camera. many pilots still knew banished from the war. only look closely. and we had got used to aircraft noise as children from the elad air raids in the war. but after the war there wasn't much as traffic over bilin. now it started again in $148.00 with the airlift. we were not afraid of the scan the bombers we all knew that they had come to help us. in june 1908 germany was divided into 4 occupied sectors. the candy bombers reach west berlin using 2 car doors from hamburg and frankfurt as they with a fast and corridors in the wild. as soon as the planes were unloaded they returned to west germany using a 3rd return corridor towards hanover. berlin was probably the busiest airport on the planet for a brief period of time anything from food to coal to milk everything t

. >>> late today, san francisco became the first major american city to approve a ban on e cigarettes. the crackdown is aimed at reducing teen use. the cdc found a 77 percent surge in teeny cigarette use, and one in five high schoolers admitted to use last year. >> there permitted all over the country and here we are today now with millions of addicted children, teenagers. >> the ban takes effect in 30 days. as juul has a 70 percent share in the market. in a statement the company claimed the band will drive adult users back to cigarettes, denying current adult smokers the opportunity to switch and create a thriving black market for products. instead of addressing the actual causes of underage access and use. san francisco isn't actually the first bay area city to ban e cigarettes. livermore did last night. the new ordinance also bans all flavored tobacco product that prohibits tobacco sales within 1000 feet of school. >>> went helps fuel a grass fire in monterey county tonight, the blaze is burning in a rural area east of king city. the choppers dumped water, to help crews to stop the

. >>> and coming up u, a major american city moves to ban e g cigarettes. >>> the third and final reading, estimate ts are for growth of 3. % and the fed releases the second part of its bank stress test. those rumts are determine dividend increases and shared buybacks. that's what we're watching for on thursday. >>> delta airlines is allowing passengers now to change or cancel travel plans to the dominican republic withouthe usual penalties. by that new overed waiver are those going to and from nta canta. other airlines have said they will work witpassengers on a case by case basis and as we've been reporting, flight cancellations to and from the caribbean island are rising and new bookings have fallen sharply. > jpmorgan is increasing its investment in detroit. the bank is adding another oo million a to theeady 200 million they've iinvested the city. the money will go toward loan programs for small business, job traing programs, access to affordable housing and financial health programs. >>> san francisco city officials voted last night to ban the sale of e cigarettes in that city. the b

level also on going problems and new problems and many of the celebrations this year in many american cities are actually quite divided. up with competing -- commemorations some the more mainstream ones welcoming the police welcoming the involvement of corporate america and others really trying to remain true to the radicalism of the storm all rights. opposing the presence of police opposing excessive corporate involvement -- and so we see those two very different traditions represented in the commemorations. okay professor marks the nasty thing to offset from san francisco today thanks for your time [inaudible] thank you. in all the news that for those of us living here in front that last few days have been unbearably hot to say the least of which is little response from those temperatures even at night time. well this friday though what temperatures hit an all time record of more than forty five degrees celsius and not self in france it's a heat wave this also hit all the european nations including spain germany and poland. unclaimed at several lives. the world at meteorological organizati

levine has announced her first tour in 5 years her head above water tour is set to hit 15 north american cities this fall, beginning september 14th in seattle washington. tickets go on sale to the general public friday. they're ready everyone at top. this is what it looks. here's your first look at black and blue naomie harris is on the run caught between dirty cops and citizens who don't trust her because she wears a bad the action thriller hits theaters october 25th in hollywood, i'm david and. >>and here's a live look outside we're checking in on the bay bridge toll plaza we have a look. i'm here in the cash lanes but overall a great trip into san francisco will be back with more on the kron 4 morning news after the break stay with us. dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily, her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. jeff is flying to... oh never mind. but hey, 10 minutes from a wyndham. he's having the best. day. ever! and he's about... 10 minutes! 10 minutes... from a hotel by wyndha

are somehow leaking and then getting into the hands of the bad guys, and attack being used to american cities, so it is as if we develop a master key to unlock, you know, the bad guy's door, and now the copies of those keys are around, and the bad guys are now coming around to attack and open our door. that is kind of the analogy. host: let me give you a piece of the legislation reporting on, specifically the algorithmic accountability act. what could that do in terms of technology and ai? what are they proposing? guest: we talked about the importance of data in developing artificial intelligence systems. look atexample, you housing data and loans being made for housing, if you look at 50 years of data, you would find there is a lot of bias. there is a history of the country of redlining and declining loans to minorities and african-americans in particular. if you now overlaying a system artificial intelligence making decisions based on this data, it is likely to continue those biases. human biases will get transferred to machines. if a machine skin starts doing very rapid decision-making, we

our c-span cities tour takes you on the road to feature the local history of detroit. week, american history to the is joining our comcast partners to showcase the history of detroit, michigan. to watch more video from cities, .isit c-span.org/citiestour we continue with a look at the history of detroit. ofcontinuing our tour detroit, next we had to greektown for a stop at detroit public library's skillman branch which was the site of the old city jail, the location of the city's first ride. --in this location is where was in jail and the uprising occurs. the blackburn's were people who had been enslaved in kentucky, they had escaped because blackburn had been sold down the to new orleans and thornton did not want to lose the woman he loved so they escaped together in 1831. when they came to detroit to get far away from kentucky, because of the 1793 slave law, going to ohio was still risky because down to hunters can come and take you even from free states and take you back down to wherever you escaped from and ohio where they had been for a little while was too close to kentucky. do

late today san francisco became the first major american city to toprove a ban on the sale of electronicarettes. the crackdown is aimed at reducing teen vaping. one in five american high schoolers admitted to vaping last year. jamie yuccas is in san francisco. >> reporter: the city-wide ban on e-cigarettes and popular vaping flavors will cause smokeshop profits to go up in smoke. it would be 30% to 40% of your business if this all went away? >> yeah, i'll say about 30% to 40%, because everybody is on vape now-a-days. >> reporter: farah says he sells only to adults, but increased use by teens overall has reached troubling levels. ae centers for disease control found a 78% surge in the use of e-cigarettes by high schoolers in a single year from 2017 to 2018. >> they were allowed to proliferate all over this country with no regulation, and here we are today now with millions of addicted children, teenagers. millions of ld reporter: with a 70% share of the vaping market, juul is the largest manufacturer of e- cigarettes. what would you say is the most popular one you have in the store? >> ju

>>san francisco's first female and first african american city administrator says despite the gains women are making in this country. the fight is not over. >>it's more now than ever that we need to be invincible expects leave what we're seeing at our fat at the federal level at some of the state levels as our reproductive justice rights are being turned back the headliner of the event house speaker nancy pelosi. >>talk to the mayor about the same issue when brede asked her what women here could do about it advocate for this. >>outside mobilization will make all the difference in the world in every state. and if people just decide that they think that a woman doesn't have to. good judgment to determine the size and timing of her family and she even wants to have one. and they have to pay a price. at the polls. >>one of pelosi's montrose our diversity is our strength. our unity is our power. maureen kelly kron 4 knees. >>coming up several americans have died while on vacation in the dominican republican now investigators have revealed what might be the cause a mother is speaking out after

. >>> the flood emergency turning deadly tonight, as flash floods strike a major american city. drivers losing control. new watches in effect tonight. and the mississippi, arkansas and missouri rivers all threatened with more rain coming. thistime a 41-year-old woman found dead in her hotel room, just days before a maryland couple was found dead at the same resort. officials now saying they all died from the same cause. >>> the day care worker facing abuse charges tonight, caught on camera shaking and slapping a toddler. >>> and our series, return to normandy. the veterans from every corner of america, and the paratrooper who returned at 97, making the same jump again today. >>> and good evening tonight from normandy, france, where world leaders and world war ii veterans are gathering to mark d-day, 75 years ago tomorrow. june 6th, 1944, a day that changed the course of the war, the course of history. the operation cost the lives of 10,000 allied forces. it's believed 4,000 died on that first day alone. so many of them are buried right here, never making it home. the come men ra

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san francisco becomes the first american city to ban the sale of e—cigarettes. will it stub out the habit in the city? on the markets, europe has opened, it is looking pretty flat. and we're getting some extra sparkle on the show today — looking at the growing glitter, business, as its money—making period of festival season gets into full swing. we'll explain all. as europe is hit by a heatwave this week, we want to know how the extreme hot weather is affecting your work. are you choosing to stay—at—home? is it affecting your job? are you choosing to stay—at—home? is it affecting yourjob? get in touch. just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. we start with one of the world's biggest technology events. mobile world congress is getting under way in shanghai. with technology at the heart of the us—china trade war, it's difficult for the 60,000 delegates to get away from the tensions it's causing. that trade war has led to tariffs on more than half the goods the world's two biggest economies sell to each other. and the us is threatening

but in several american cities it is certainly not that way.a reminder of that. the reclaim pride march are marching through the streets behind me and they had trans activist protesters, people from iran i think are having their first people from iran i think are having theirfirst ride people from iran i think are having their first ride float within the march. so there is a sense we need to remember the origins of pride and activism pushing for that message this year. with an event like this and the numbers there, presumably security is a concern is it? yes, very much so. around 46 million people expected to be lining the streets. there are police everywhere, and it is worth remembering that the origins of pride where lgbt people fighting against the police. the police were invading lgbt spaces. so the reclaim pride march, they are not allowing police presence within the protest because they are saying the police have been holding people back in terms of the riots and their freedoms. where is the main new york pride marks, the police will have

. >> reporter: tonight, leaders in yet another american city threatening to ban electric scooters, concerned about the danger to riders and pedestrians. >> they're everywhere, they block sidewalks. >> reporter: the mayor of nashville says there are now 4,000 scooters in his city, saying he wants them off the streets if the seven scooter companies operating there don't address safety concerns. >> i'd love to see them fit into nashville, but the way it is operating in nashville right now, we just have too much risk associated with it. >> reporter: this video showing the risks riders are taking. this man in nashville on a scooter with a child on his back. and just last month a 26-year-old man died there, hit by a vehicle while riding a scooter. brady gaulke's family starting a petition to outlaw them so he, quote, "is the last victim" of what they call, "an epidemic." across the country the "associated press" reports there have been at least 11 electric scooter deaths since the beginning of last year, and consumer reports estimates more than 1,500 scooter-related accidents from just 47 cities s

go tok most americans city but it is large if you step out side and go to treatedtryside, you are specially as an american. once being in normandy and someone missed me for a german. i suddenly found myself eating yesterday's ride with my sandwich and being scorned upon with them assuming i was a irman and then when i got told him i was an american. and their faces completely changed and they were very apologetic. i think if you go to france outside of paris you will see that the french are very grateful. sister had a car breakdown in the south of france and it was fixed on a holiday at a reasonable cost because this auto mechanic remembered the americans. i have to differ with you. i think they are white grateful and i think the young people are quite grateful but a lot has happened since 19 45 and that has to be clearly taken into account. host: joining us was professor mary louise. we have in talking about her new book head of the 75th anniversary of d-day. professor roberts and you for being with us this morning. >> thank you for having me. we continue our coverage of with a reenactor,

believe it or not, more than 35,000 americans live outside in the city of los angeles, they are homelesssome locals say the crisis is so bad, it's time to recall the mayor. the woman leading that effort joins us after the break. ♪ we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org ♪ >> tucker: as we've chronicled at some length, the homeless problem in los angeles has gotten so bad in the last few years, parts of the city are unrecognizable. tents cover entire neighborhoods, new estimates peg the homeless population at more than 36,000 people. some citizens of los angeles say it's so bad, it's time to recall the mayor over it. trace gallagher joins us with more. >> the effort to recall the mayor is based on leadership on the homeless issue causing "a serious risk to all public health with reported diseases such as typhoid fever, tuberculosis,

david: carl stokes was the first african-american mayor of any major city.really understood the problems of urban america. he was raised in poverty himself here in cleveland, grew up in one of the most degraded neighborhoods in public housing and central, the neighborhood. so he had kind of a unique view on the problems of urban america , as far as major politicians are concerned. ul understood that concentrated housing or adequate concerns for residents in cleveland. that he knew that cleveland itself could not recover if it's water quality continue to diminish. particularly if the air quality continue to diminish. unlike many politicians of his era, when he spoke about the problems of urban america, he completely mangled the environmental crisis with the urban crisis. he tended to talk about both at the same time. solutions to one problem were not going to solve the problems of urban america. you had to deal with all of these problems at once. there are all interconnected. the day after it caught fire on asunday morning -- so, on monday morning, he has his

the city ranks second among american cities with the highest rate ofsex couples. the flag will remain up throughout the entire month of pride. >>> thousands converge on downtown santa rosa for pride festivities. as many of 5000 people came out to celebrate the sonoma county pride parade and festival. this event had been held in kernville for more than a decade. but moved to santa rosa last year. turnout is growing. is your had more than twice the number of pride entries as the year before. today's gathering was one of several pride events taking place this weekend. >>> the warriors and raptors play game two tomorrow in toronto. a lot of people are very excited about this game. one thing you might not know is the curry family has history north of the border. joe fonzie now the curry's canadian connection. >> reporter: if you did not see the back of the raptor's jersey drake was wearing on thursday you might have missed the fact it was dale steph's dad played seasons in toronto. his entire family spent two of those years living in canada full-time. this man saw all

this is my favorite american city. >> you don't tell that to the next city you go to. >> no. we go and see shows and shopping and the food, everything. >> yes, we love it too. rupaul has everyone from paula abdul to cory booker lined up for his show he said his dream guest that would be judge judy. it will air weekdays on ktvu 3:00 p.m. on ktvu plus we have those program listingsings and more information for you on ktvu.com. >>> coming up next this noontime, new travel restrictions to cuba are now in place. how this will affect travelers and economies in both countries and the inspections in place. >> a live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. temperatures soaring especially for the inland spots. a little relief tomorrow but the weekend will be a different story. we'll have that weekend forecast coming up. >>> welcome back cool resource officer at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida was in court today. charged with a number of allegations. scott pederson is facing 11 criminal charges including child neglect. his arrest comes yesterday after a 14-mont