a black 17-year-old named antoine rose is shot and killed by a police officer, michael rosfeld.or roll student and had never been in trouble with the law. while many outside his community focused on a drive-by shooting he was allegedly involved in. his community finds it hard to focus on that, since the officer shot antoine in the back as he was running away. completely unarmed. >> when the trial happened, it was kind of this idea that there was going to be violence. >> yeah. >> so, they had the courthouse surrounded by police. they shut the streets down around the courthouse. >> the police presence exponentially grew every day. it got thicker and thicker. to a point, you would think that, like, the president was here. it was wild down there, brother. it was madness. and then just previously, before that, the nra march, an open carry march. like, come on, show your guns off. >> a bunch of well-armed and mostly white folks marching onto the steps of a government building. this was just 2 1/2 months after the tree of life massacre. it was to protest proposed gun regulations that w

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his community find it hard to focus on that since the officer shot antoine in the back, as he was rununarmed. >> when the trial happened, it was this idea that it was going to be violence. >> yeah. >> so they had the courthouse su roupded by police. they shut the streets down around the courthouse. >> the police presence exponentially grew every day. they got thicker and thicker and thicker to the point you would think like the president was here. it was wild down there, brother. it was madness. then just previously before that, the nra march, the open carry march, come on, bro, show your guns off. >> a bunch of well armed white folks marching on the steps of the capitol building. there was protests gun regulations hoping to avoid another massacre. why would we want to do that? when white folks show up you wonder how violent and ridiculous they are, they're given the benefit of the doubt. look at this. in one case, the cops shut down the street for the rally. in the other case they shut down the street to stop the rally. who are you afraid of? >> i imagine us saying we're going to thr

antoine watson has pleaded not guilty to charges of murder, and elder abuse in the death of --. the assault happened back in january in san francisco. investigators say the 84-year- old was on his morning walk when watts in knocked him to the ground. family and friends of the victim protested outside the courthouse today and say they want to send a message. >>> i really want to talk to him like why you did that to my father. what you kill my father, yes. but i have no chance to talk to him. >>> coronavirus news this evening, ucsf is reporting the first known case of a blood clot in a man after he received the johnson & johnson vaccine. the facility confirms the bay area man is in his early 30s. he developed a clot in his life after getting the johnson & johnson shot on april 8th. the clot appeared about a week later. he is in the hospital and reportedly doing well. >>> the feds just cleared the j&j vaccine for use last week pick of this after multiple woman reported very rare but serious blood clots. the cdc said it could go back into circulation with a warning label over the we

inside his alleged killer, antoine watson, sat through a hearing. the attack happened as police say the victim was walking back in january. officer say that watson walked up, knocked him to the ground, and he died two days later. >> we want to make sure that it is stopped and that we work closer together to take care of each other. >> the victims family says they are hoping to send a message for tougher punishments for those charged with hate crimes. watson has pled not guilty. >>> the driver accused in a deadly hit and run in san jose is not behind bars. police arrested amber chavez. officers essay she was connected to a carjacking and used the vehicle to intentionally attack the victim. this happened on south first street earlier this month. she is now facing several charges including homicide. >>> they practiced for years, to get where they are. now stanford athletes are fighting to save their sports. >>> back to mix of clouds and sunshine, noticeable when shaking the camera around at the little bits pick we take a look at how the window impacts

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>>> the suspect in a violent attack that left an 84-year-old asian man dead was back in court to, antoine watson has pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and elder abuse in the death of --. the assault happened back in january in san francisco. investigators say the 84-year- old was on his morning walk when watson knocked him to the ground. family and friends of the victim protested outside the courthouse and say they want to send a message. >>> i really want to talk to him like why you did that to my father. why did you kill my father? but i have no chance to talk to him. >> today's routine hearings at a future date for pretrial proceedings. >>> vaccine news this evening. ucsf is reporting the first known case of a blood lot in a man. the facility confirms the bay area man is in his early 30s. he developed a clot in his leg after getting the johnson & johnson shot on april 8th. the clot appeared about a week later. he is in the hospital and reportedly doing well. >>> the feds just cleared the j&j vaccine for use again last week after multiple woman reported very rare but serious blood

hollywood just kind of making georgia the hollywood of the south and so for will smith and antoine toly named emancipation. a film about slavery. that does send a really strong message because georgia's relationship with the movie industry is something that they have been cultivating over the past decade and so to see that threaten, really, is a big deal in that state. just to look at the statement. at this moment in time, the nation is coming to terms with its history and vestiges of institutional racism. we cannot in good conscience provide economic support that enacts laws to restrict voter access. these are strong words and i don't know if you remember, but if you get into the way back machine in 2018 after the gubernatorial contest in which stacy abrams would say that she did not win the election against governor brian, didn't become governor. hollywood threatening to boycott oprah that election over the claims of voter suppression and voter disenfranchisement and said then, hollywood please don't boycott in response to this. let's find other ways to fight this because of that re

. >> shannon: steve, will smith and antoine said we can't in good conscious provide support to a governmentting laws designed to restrict voter access and it goes on from there, steve. >> what about california? you can make these comparisons on and on. i don't know the way he lives, but i'm sure he spends a lot of time in hollywood. will smith is perfectly entitled to his views about racial injustice, far too much racism in the country and can campaign against that. of course, i will join him in that. what he is not entitled to is his own facts. the facts on the george floyd. totally odd with the message that is being put out there by the democrat activist driving this movement and getting everyone to sign up to it. the hollywood celebrities, silicon valley although woke corporate ceos, what they were doing and frankly there is no other word to describe describe it is lying. and elsewhere around the country. and the consequence of their lying is to actually inflame racial division. they accept opposite of what they say they are about. it is truly disgusting. >> shannon: stephen clay commit

will smith and antoine q-ca are pulling their production of a runaway slave called emancipation that. they issued a statement saying, quote, we cannot in good conscience provide economic support to a government governm has aggressive voting laws. it is being produced by apple studios. major league baseball and other companies have taken action to protest the new law. i, frankly, think thatink thatin culture needs to take a stand these days. we have seen it in sports time and time again for the blm movement. spencer, what is your thought? do you think it is their place to make a statement? >> everyone has a right to participate in expressing their views on political issues. yeah, i think they do have a place. when marches and protests in the street don't work, sometimes, economic impact or celebrity participation can make a difference. we will see. >> they have enormous power exert >> i think it is always challenging to get lawmakers to make change. so whatever it takes, a lot of people have to speak out. >> i agree. >>> a few minutes ago, we talked about people returning to work in s

of georgia and moved to colorado and there is a big movie coming out on apple with will smith and antoine that was scheduled to film in georgia and they have pulled that out of there and all of that money will go somewhere else. this is the fight that the left is waiting right now and i say the conservatives need to start fighting back. we need to start boycotting things and we need to start making our voices heard in this way because if we do not start fighting fire with fire we are going to be in the same place with this corporation, with this fight, that we are with entertainment, with media and journalism and with academia. that place is on the losing side. steve: exactly. so well put. i think one of the things that the corporate, the ceo, these woke ceos that are counting on is a continuation of that same republican strategy so they will attack republicans but then still expect republican politicians to fight for lower corporate taxes and less regulation and all of that stuff. i think these republican policymakers need to change their attitude as well. steve: >> yet, they do. there i

actor will smith and director antoine fuqua are moving production of their upcoming film "emancipation" out of georgia in a protest against voter suppression legislation signed by republican governor brian kemp in february. -- brian in march. in a joint statement, smith and fuqua write -- "we cannot in good conscience provide economic support to a government that enacts regressive voting laws that are designed to restrict voter access. the new georgia voting laws are reminiscent of voting impediments that were passed at the end of reconstruction to prevent many americans from voting." in "emancipation," will smith will portray an enslaved man known as "whipped peter," who escaped a louisiana plantation and joined the union army in 1863. in georgia, the southern center for human rights is demanding better treatment and conditions for people incarcerated at the lee arrendale state prison -- where advocates say people who have just given birth are being shackled or placed in solitary confinement in violation of state and federal law. in a letter to the prison's warden, the group says peop

. >> brangham: for a patient like amanda antoine, who tested positive last year, she got the kind ofup care that's often lacking in the u.s. >> i got a call from the public health nurse every day. and if i was having a bad day it was a couple of times. >> brangham: canada's system has also largely avoided what we saw in certain parts of america: hospitals being overrun, and straining to care for a surge of covid patients. >> we haven't experienced anything like colleagues in places like new york city have experienced or elsewhere in the world where they were hit the hardest. >> brangham: dr. hannah wunsch works in critical care medicine at sunnybrook health sciences in toronto. because hospitals here operate within a coordinated system... >> it's been really busy up here. >> brangham: ...an oversight board like this one can shift patients from stressed facilities to those with extra capacity. >> we have over 50 patients in the hospital, 15 in the unit, 14 ventilated. >> brangham: that often didn't happen in places like new york during the early days of the pandemic. >> baseline, u.s.

in today's hearing, antoine watson of daly city was given a new court date for july. 12 he is accuseding 84 year old vika proton pack t who died after being shoved to the ground during his morning walk in january, protesters held a demonstration outside during today's hearing, urging the district attorney to prosecute the case to the fullest extent of the law. take a look at the temperatures from today. it did warm up today. three or four degrees and may have noticed it, but maybe not. i mean, it was pretty cool out there yesterday. of course we had those showers. so it was cloudy. today we had more sunshine little bit breezy, but temperatures didn't get much out of the middle and low sixties for most of us, so the warm spot would be santa rosa. it's 68 degrees, but most areas were in the low sixties tomorrow will warm up and noticeably, you'll see temperatures tomorrow in the mid seventies and some of the warmest spots. santa rosa who goes 77 degrees. there's no fog along the coast right now. the winds are relatively light. but there's still there's still blowing out there in the del

social science professor antoine bristielle has told reuters "there is a strong correlation between trustt found in other countries". this is reiterated by the french historian laurent—henri vignaud who points to the gilets jaunes protests in 2019. he argues, if the french distrust vaccines it's because they distrust their politicians. the degree of vaccine scepticism bears out the crisis in democracy that's been brewing for the past 30 years. for him, vaccine scepticism and the gilets jaunes come from the same place. now, of course, france doesn't have a monopoly on mistrust of the political class, but there's an argument that in france this mistrust has become wrapped up with historic decisions around healthcare. this is yasmeen serhan of the atlantic. the first was the revelations in the early 90s that the french government had knowingly distributed blood infected with hiv to haemophiliacs. there was a row over the safety of hepatitis b vaccinations in the late 90s — those were concerning fears the jab was linked to a rise in multiple sclerosis cases. finally, there was the last pandem

antoine hunter to develop the survey. i wanted to draw your attention to an outreach toolkit that we've designed on the thriving in place website. i'll read off to share with the council bolled. it's www.tipff.org there are multiple ways the page can be translated. there are multiple ways you can take the survey online, download flyers, access the phone-based survey as well. i also wanted to mention this is such a strategic part of the strategic planning process from day one to engage with community members in the deaf and disability community as well as non-profit and aging cultural workers and veterans and transition-aged youth have been guiding in project. we currently have a team of 14 community advisors who are serving on our coalition to help us with the accountability piece that we are reaching a cross-section of people with disabilities and they are facilitating art-focused groups. so i also encourage you to visit the website to learn more. there is one image of one of our community advisors that is featured here

i don't know -- >> the video goes on show officers wrestling with music producer antoine austin. the incident happened in 2019, but the video was newly released. officers did not have the suspect's description. it turned out that it was a white neighbor next door. but t >>> good morning. 7:26. i am anne makovec. breaking news, an hours' long barricade situation in san francisco has just come to an end. it started around 1:00 this morning at an apartment building on bay street and police have just confirmed that suspect surrendered peacefully. >>> a man accused of killing five people in south carolina apparently has ties to the bay area. a source says the suspect is former nfl pro philip adams. adams previously played for raiders and 49ers. >>> santa clara county will allow everyone 16 and older to begin booking vaccine appointments. before today it was only open to those 50 and up and priority groups of course like first responders. >>> a traffic hazard will affect your commute. if you are commuting towards the nimitz it's a little slow. a heads up there, some sort of debris in o

our second nominee is antoine azar to be governor of the u.s. postal service. mr. azar has dedicated has life to the law he currently serves on the counsel of the american law institute where he advises ass an expert on employment law, corporate governess, contracts, and property. he has prangted and held leadership roles at the firms murphy anderson o'donnell schwartz an anderson with a strong record of fighting for workers. includingg hardworking dedicated men and women of the postal service. his public service includes work on the national labor relations board as a merchant seamen with a sea lift command and early in his career as a customs inspector welcome to the committee you may proceed with your opening comments. >> thank you chairman peters ranking member portman honorable necks of this committee. thank you for the privilege of appears before you in connection with my nomination to be governor of the u.s. postal service. at the outset if i want to extend gratitude to my wife sandra she's been most patient with my many distractions during the confirmation

settlement of the lawsuit filed by jose poot, kishawn norbert ken nonnorbert, marshall higginbotham, antoine dewhitt, cory butler, montrail breakens, delon barker, against the city $30,000. created unconstitutional condition for confinement for the inmates. other material terms of the settlement is that the court approves the settlement. >> president walton: supervisor ronen? >> supervisor ronen: thank you president walton. colleagues, when i first read about this lawsuit, i was frankly shocked that up until 2019, the sheriff only allowed six hours of uninterrupted sleep in con jail 4 and five hours uninterrupted sleep in county jail 5. i thought that a settlement of allowing seven hours of uninterrupted sleep which is the minimum that the cdc recommends for proper amount of sleep to preserve one's health. i decided to vote on this item on first reading in favor of the item. i since learned that the plaintiff are having some second thoughts about the settlement agreement that it appears that sheriff is in agreement of returning to mediation to discuss the item. the more i think about it, i d

settlement of the lawsuit filed by jose poot, kishawn norbert ken nonnorbert, marshall higginbotham, antoine dewhitt, cory butler, montrail breakens, delon barker, against the city $30,000. created unconstitutional condition for confinement for the inmates. other material terms of the settlement is that the court approves the settlement. >> president walton: supervisor ronen? >> supervisor ronen: thank you president walton. colleagues, when i first read about this lawsuit, i was frankly shocked that up until 2019, the sheriff only allowed six hours of uninterrupted sleep in con jail 4 and five hours uninterrupted sleep in county jail 5. i thought that a settlement of allowing seven hours of uninterrupted sleep which is the minimum that the cdc recommends for proper amount of sleep to preserve one's health. i decided to vote on this item on first reading in favor of the item. i since learned that the plaintiff are having some second thoughts about the settlement agreement that it appears that sheriff is in agreement of returning to mediation to discuss the item. the more i think about it, i d

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social science professor antoine bristielle has told reuters "there is a strong correlation between trustrench government had knowingly distributed blood infected with hiv to haemophiliacs. there was a row over the safety of hepatitis b vaccinations in the late 90s — those were concerning fears the jab was linked to a rise in multiple sclerosis cases. finally, there was the last pandemic, the swine flu pandemic in 2009, in which the french government found itself in kind of an opposite problem that it has today — it secured too many vaccines, and many people were opposed to taking them because they didn't feel like it was as big of an issue in france. all of which has created attitudes towards vaccinations that some doctors say they've been seeing for years. translation: the french population has always been anti—vaccinations. we see that here when we do the flu jabs, it's a mess every year. it's up to us as doctors to convince them that here, the benefits far outweigh the disadvantages. that's clear. we do, though, need to be careful here and keep our eyes on the covid vaccination rates