and the high is also 6 feet away. baker's against racism. it was that one for the restaurant industry. the 2 and 3. now again, paul, with the ownership of the bakers themselves on how they're going to keep treating black bodies and brown bodies and how they're going to dismantle a very systemic racial system within the restaurant industry. as a woman of color, it was hard to even bring into this industry. you'll be other people that like you . absolutely not. i will sometimes one of one in kitchen, one of how many one i hope that the industry actually does change for the better and realize that maybe if i'm a little rough on the edges, maybe if my hair curls a certain way, there's nothing i can do about that, but what i know how to do is cook now if they get far away from each other, heated on a height and my sense of a dime canceling my vision, me. oh, i can sense the front of the property and any nice or so naturally. art that comes from the the peaches are super soft and fluffy and like the crumble is just enough for the cookie without it

i assume your expectation originally i just wanted 80 baker department plate. once i started we had maybe like a 1000 participants worldwide because against racism, perez, kansas city, chicago, and certainly form ranches and people on their own, their own. and so if i wanted to participate, you would email us and we would send you this google folder. it had all of the graphics mission statement out a participant, and then i would sell it myself and then they'll come pick it up. they'll bend. miami donated whatever the action and life matter, so amazing what i've learned is that you can take 0 dollars and make a worldwide movement with a little bit of elbow grease. so in the spirit of bakers against racism, hello. and i decided to base something together. so what are we making today? today we're going to be making our peach cobbler. we're going to engage in socially distant baking that looks like right now. it's just kind of all your a different take everything and then whatever you're going to touch, we will hand it off to each other. i'll put it here. this wil

of the new zealand elimination strategy. professor michael baker. you are speaking from wellington new zealand, a country which has pursued successful elimination strategy at least up until now. you've had 2400 cases of coleman and 26 deaths. from that vantage point. how do you regard ball as johnson's freedom day? well, it seems responsible and finishing quite dangerous. this is policy response to the cupboard, particularly the more fishes dealt with the audience. and it doesn't seem that you have the conditions for me up in the present. but should we have faith and the seen them in the u. k. has one of the highest vaccinated percentages of the population in the entire world? shouldn't we just put her faith in the vaccine to, to believe that that will be enough to suppress the virus? well, it seems to be a serious disease. they're not quite present preventing transmission. the trouble is that you, you only have, i think about 55 percent of the population at this point and that's clearly not enough. so the thing that really amazes us is why the u. k

talk to him only just on public health professor michael baker for an international view. how does the county which is successfully pursued a corporate elimination strategy regarding the approach of the u. k. government? then dr. bought it from connie of x to university, expresses the fears of many u. k. experts about the risks and dangers of the u. k. government policy, new zealand, just one of the success stories of the pandemic around the same size of scotland. it's had 2800 confirmed cases of cobit, i'm 26 fatalities. scott lindsey, in fact me to similar to the other countries of the u. k. has talked more than 325000 cases and over 10000 deaths. professor michael baker is one of the key architects of the new zealand elimination strategy. professor michael baker, you are speaking from wellington new zealand, a country which has pursued the successful elimination of strategy at least up until now. you've had 2400 cases of coven and 26 deaths. from that vantage point? how do you to got bought us johnson's freedom day? well, it seems irresponsible and quite dangerous. this

native there baker. he's going to be looking to follow in the footsteps of his death. dusty baker. one of the most well respected managers in baseball kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills car with daryn ahead of the draft week. >> who could forget this moment at the 2002 world series when giants manager dusty baker son, daron ran onto the field fast forward 19 years and that toddler is now ready to make his second debut in major league baseball. >> you know, i've always said i want to be a baseball player. it's kind of this. what i feel most comfortable you know, kind of a space to just be myself and play. darren baker says despite trying other sports as a kid. his passion has always been baseball. >> he knows he was lucky to have his dad is a resource and have some of his dad's former players like joey votto as mentors, but it wasn't always easy. >> you know, wasn't the easiest. probably when i was younger growing up in i that's an especially we moved to sacramento where he's from. so. you go around anyway doesn't have a destiny is so it's a little extra pressure. so the pressure ap

susan baker and a lot of you might remember secretary baker was actually president reagan's first white house chief of staff which is amazing considering the fact that james baker ran george bush's campaign in 1980 so i was asking secretary baker about the relationship, i don't know why we started talking about it and he said ronald reagan was just one of the nicest most genuine people who would ever want to meet and he and george bush tangled on the campaign trail but they put aside their differences and figured out they had a lot more in common than not and they had an amazing relationship for eight years. >> it is a question, so why did missus bush let her husband jump out of airplanes? >> a great letter in the book president bush wrote about his first pair of shoot jump and at the beginning he said i'm not quite there yet but i will be coming here tonight after i make her favorite drink, a manhattan. she was thrilled, she thought it was a little crazy but i think one of those things, i think she thought it was really crazy but one of the things that i think their marriage work is sh

james baker and your book on nancy reagan yet these both focus on a presidency 30 years ago. what is it about the reagan's president reagan nancy reagan that still intrigues and captivates interests today? well, you know it was the whole. unlikelihood of his story that you know this man could come out of hollywood and really sees you know that he'd be elected governor, but also that he would he would dominate. politics in not only his era but you know for a generation to come the idea imagine. any political candidate today who could win 49 states? and certainly his policies. their a lot of people who will draw a straight line from reagan era policies to a lot of the, you know, less less attractive themes in our politics today. but where i think the analogies? fall apart is that ronald reagan's gift i believe? was his ability to make the country believe in itself. just the kind of sheer optimism that he was able to convey and again it just to me at least feels so at odds with everything about our politics today. that's true. very interesting modern first. ladies take on a caus

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nationals selected baker. >> in the 10th round of the mlb draft. >> the second baseman just finished playing for cal where he led the team this season in batting average and stolen bases baker was also named to the all-pac 12 first team this year. some things come full circle. don't they. well, would you like a position player to go with all those pictures the giants apparently don't they took 9 pitchers in a row on the first 2 days of the draft starting with their first round pick right-hander will bednar who was named the most outstanding player of the college world series this season when his mississippi state bulldogs one san francisco also picked up 5 other righties, including in villar is from cal. they added 3 south cars as well. and then they did take an outfielder to close out draft day to von brown from florida southern university. the a's got in on some picture drafting action as well. picking up cow hurler grant holmen in the 6th round. he made just 10 starts last season while dealing with some injuries. but finished with a 3, 8, 3, e r a oakland also added another righty

northern california native darren baker. we'll be looking to follow in the footsteps of his dad.ty baker who is, of course one of the most well respected managers in baseball kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills caught up with darren ahead of draft week. >> who could forget this moment at the 2002 world series when giants manager dusty baker son daron ran onto the field fast forward 19 years and that toddler is now ready to make his second debut in major league baseball. >> you know, i've always said i want to be a baseball player. it's kind of this. what i feel most comfortable you know, kind of a space to just be myself and put darren baker says despite trying other sports as a kid. his passion has always been baseball. >> he knows he was lucky to have his dad is a resource and have some of his dad's former players like joey votto as mentors, but it wasn't always easy. >> you know, wasn't the easiest. probably when i was younger growing up in i that's an especially we move to sacramento where he's from. so. you go around anyway doesn't have a dusty it's a little extra pressure. s

. >> reporter: janice baker kenny is one of his accusers. this morning she was in contact with some of the other women. >> most of us are just shocked, stunned. my stomach hurts. this is sickening. how could this happen kind of thing? >> reporter: she was b,24 working as a bartender in 1982 in reno when cosby invited her to a party. she says cosby sexually assaulted her after he offered her a quaaludes. >> i was an idiot and nacve to accept drugs from him. who would have thought an ulterior motive? >> reporter: some of the other women testified they were unknowingly drugged by cosby. years later they and baker kenny accuse cosby, but because the statute of limitations had expired, only one of them, temple university employee andrea constant, was able to bring charges against him. cosby has always maintained that sex with his accusers was consensual. recently he was denied parole after refusing to take part in a prison sex offender program.'s longtime friend the former mayor of san francisco willie brown maintains cosby's life has been ruined

interesting, steve baker. here we go.aps they need to change their stance on taking the knee. , . , , ., knee. yes and this is an intervention _ knee. yes and this is an intervention from - knee. yes and this is an intervention from an - knee. yes and this is an | intervention from an mp knee. yes and this is an - intervention from an mp who is a former minister who has been extremely influential in the party. he was a campaigner for a very hard brexit, one of the leading rebels against theresa may's leadership and her deal. and he broke cover on tuesday to carol his party that they need to think again about dismissive attitudes to taking any and that is to be a far better understanding or a willingness to understand why people might want to do it. he said we cannot be associated with calls to defund the police, and we need to challenge our own attitudes towards people taking the knee because otherwise we are in danger of misrepresenting our own heart, as he says. from those who suffer injustice. he's not the only tory mp

. >> baker. did you say baker that rings a bell curve dusty. could got to follow the footsteps of dusty baker. one of the most well respected managers in all of baseball covers sports reporter kylen mills caught up with darren ahead of the draft. >> who could forget this moment at the 2002 world series when giants manager dusty baker son, daron ran onto the field fast forward 19 years and that toddler is now ready to make his second debut in major league baseball. >> you know, i've always said i want to be a baseball player. it's kind of this. what i feel most comfortable you know, kind of a space to just be myself and play. darren baker says despite trying other sports as a kid. his passion has always been baseball. >> he knows he was lucky to have his dad is a resource and have some of his dad's former players like joey votto as mentors, but it wasn't always easy. >> you know, wasn't the easiest. probably when i was younger growing up in i that's an especially we moved to sacramento where he's from. so. you go around anyway doesn't have a des

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darren baker, the son of current astros manager dusty baker, was drafted by the nationals.d his collegiate ball it cow where he batted 33 and four seasons was twice a member of the pac twelve's all defensive team at second base, but he'll always be remembered in these parts for that three year old who was a bat boy for the giants and the 2000 and two world series rescued by j. t snow on what could have been a close play at the plate. darren's dad was the manager of the giants there. and he has also managed the nationals reds and cubs. well, it might have seemed like a fluke when nigeria beat the u. s basketball team on saturday and a tune up game for the olympics after tonight doesn't seem like such a fluke. damian lillard and team usa taking on australia tonight in las vegas, nobody stops bradley beal on his way to the hook. here is the u. s goes up by two in the second quarter bill went for 12 points. the u. s. led at 10 point second half lead. get away, chris goulding will beat the buzzer somehow gets this three pointer to go as the third quarter came to an end. australi

baker: obviously, reward people for being vaccinated.eing in places like vaccinated -- like houston where they're asking the vaccinated to mask up. i think that is probably the wrong incentive. secondly we need a permanent authorization for the vaccines and a lot more consumer education, certainly in our area. that would be keep. we are seeing -- that would be key. we are seeing more delta variant. we are also seen that coming across the southern border which is troubling people. i am hopeful we can keep making progress, but i will tell you i think president biden and vice president harris did the country a disservice during the campaign , essentially planting the seeds of doubt on the vaccines developed under president trump. tom: i will give you that idea that they planted the seeds of doubt and it was part of the campaign. he did not answer my question. what does this nation need from the former president right now to explain to the jacksonian unvaccinated they need to be vaccinated? rep. baker: president trump has been clear about th

that was my ♪♪ >> hope: chief baker, please, you have to listen to us.asn't liam's fault and we have proof. >> thomas: you need to release him, okay? look, we can prove that liam didn't kill vinny on purpose. >> chief baker: your husband's being transferred. >> hope: why? >> chief baker: due to the severity of the charges, your husband's being moved to a higher-security facility. >> hope: that doesn't make sense. liam is not a violent criminal. >> thomas: listen to me, okay? vinny threw himself in front of that car. >> hope: he set liam up. liam wasn't at fault. he shouldn't be in prison. please, you have to let him go. >> brooke: did thomas say he's with hope? >> ridge: yeah, he texted me from her phone. >> brooke: [stammers] so where's he been? >> ridge: i don't know. he says he's fine, he's gonna explain later.

even the witnesses in the car say he knew baker had a gun, and that baker allegedly spoke about the neede it. there were five other people in the car, but at this point only baker is being charged. >> i want everybody, everybody was there, and everybody had a choice to speak up about it. the only reason that we had that was because it got caught. >> stacy was a young white male, and these were all black or hispanic suspects. all of them would be in custody right now. >> reporter: stacy was an aspiring rap artist living in concord who would've turned 26 last thursday. his girlfriend says he was goofy and lovable, and both women are leaning on each other to try to deal with the pain. they are also demanding justice, and they say that won't come as long as five of the six people there that night are allowed to walk free. >> every charge of the dylan baker gets, jason collado should get equal. anyone else in that car that was present and didn't speak up, you need to be held for accessory. you have the opportunity to come forward. and you didn't. >> reporter: in walnut creek, kpix 5. >>> to t

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tonight's last word goes to peter baker. the other great writer in the two great wired or household. peter, you covered donald trump for a long time. what are people about to learn about how the trump business was around? where they will see obvious, an immediate, parallels to have the trump -- was run. >> i think there has been a long history here. it was examined before the 2016 election. it's a business that's been successful, but in many ways it cut corners. it's a president who didn't pay his contractors, he was sued thousands of times by people who said he owed them money. they went bankrupt repeatedly, and he boasted when he went bankrupt in atlantic city where his casinos were, and he came out of that with a lot of money. they got hold of his tax returns that he tried to keep from the public, and discovered a pattern of reporting that it looks like evasion of taxes, at the very least, or perhaps even something illegal, depending on how lawyers interpret it. long before today, we already knew this was a business on th

the carter-baker report was not something the legislature here considered. even the recommendation for the carter-baker report was not based on any evidence of ballot collection fraud anywhere in the country. the legislateture, the court found that it had no evidence of voter fraud not only in arizona but in the rest of the country at the time of the ban. in terms of it being common place in other states. you have to look to the context. it's relevant. but there are more states that permit some form of ballot collection than don't. >> out of precinct is common in other states, correct? 26 states? >> but also at least 20 partially count out of precinct ballots. and so you have to do the intensely localized analysis, to use this court's phrase, in the jurisdiction. and when you do that, in arizona, you find that -- that the arizona moves its precincts around a lot. locates them further from minority households than from white households. that there are all these factors at work in arizona in particular that make -- that cause the policy to be discriminatory. >

decided to support us in, especially in the ela of coffee, denied to this woman's supplies. joan ella baker was lemongrass. a key ingredient in keeping some bars sign these days for free before the curve at 19 crisis, she sold his head to tourists and hotels for a higher price. so she could keep the price down for locals. know that there are hardly any tourists. she's expanded her online business. it helps that the soaps effectiveness has been scientifically verified. because while names in the past, people often got sick with malaria, especially children, article we've been using the so it's been a while since anyone here has had malaria and the refugee settlement nike valley in west and uganda. it provides shelters for more than 100000 people who fled to violence in neighboring countries. such a stuff done. when many people have lived here for years, including victim a figure. together with teens, i born he brought the scene or muddle tenaki valley. finding work tends to be even harder for refugees than for young uganda. a few of the chinese have already been awarded prize money music fes

ultimately the contra costa county district attorney's office says 18 year-old dylan baker of martinez opened fire killing stacy. >> he has been charged with 2 felonies murder and shooting at an occupied motor vehicle. 22 year-old jason collazo of martinez and a 17 year-old boy were also taken into custody. but later released as of now baker is the only person who has been charged in the case there should not have even been a choice that. >> any of them had to decide that they can pick up a firearm. chase. someone. attempt to end their life. and then make the conscious decision to get out of a car continued to and some >> stacy had a girlfriend for siblings and 2 step siblings. but he was his mother's only child he really has something to year to this world and that. >> to have it taken away. just tragic the district attorney's office says the case remains active dylan baker is due in court in september. >> he remains in custody in martinez. his bail set at 2 million dollars. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> in sandra fell. 2 men were arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and a

peter baker knows well. she writes, donald trump's kritdices have harbored a persistent fantasy, that there would be one definitive moment this he would be finally be to the accountable he deserves. each new trump crisis, and there were many, offered a hope to some unambiguous to trump. it never happened. susan describes perhaps our viewing audience tonight. what is the chance this event would lead to real consequences for mr. trump? >> i think we're in a tough spot to evaluate that. but i think susan makes a really important point. there will be an extraordinarily low ebb of confidence in the justice system, if there is no accountability for the president, who engaged in -- that left him from having any real consequences. he was never held accountable. he spent the last four years shielded by the presidency, and now that protection has slipped away, he becomes vulnerable. there are proceeders in georgia, including the call he made soliciting election fraud. we saw in the mueller report, we saw an effort to

peter baker, julie pace, professor victoria di francesco soto, hook 'em horns.nk you for coming on. >>> coming up for us, what you need to know about booster shots. this is all the conversation now as new virus cases surge across our country. one of our top physicians standing by to talk with us. >>> and later, strong words from a democratic lawmaker about the former president's most recent set of blatant lies about the election. a lot of democrats think it is going to take more than strong words to protect our democracy. >>> all of it as "the 11th hour" is just getting under way on this return to the workweek monday night. yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you

wishing darren baker all the best in the majors. that's it for sports. more n >> take a look at this. more than 250 endangered frogs were just set free in the san bernardino national forest of the slow motion pan california farm fish and wildlife carved out a specific section of the forest for the mountain yellow legged frog. scientists hope that they'll be able to survive the next few years and breed and established a self-sustaining population in the area. the san diego zoo's wildlife allow alliance says it took special cooler backpacks and a five-mile hike to get these frogs to their new home. last thing you want to find in your home oftentimes is a snake and a georgia family found 18 of them. here's a look at how they looked at first glance. you can't really tell what they are. but they are all garter snakes, which of course are harmless. they not poisonous. didn't make it a little any less terrifying, though, for the family when they first discovered them. >> that. thought it what i thought was a piece of buzz on the florida with to reach for it. an

governor baker and sununu, i know you visit here too. about a year ago at this time, we're all debating when to open our racetracks, and whether or not to have full audience participation or not and governor scott and governor sununu were debating. and governor scott corrected me forcefully saying we haded about 12 racetracks in maine and he's won races there in every one of them. so he knows some parts of my state better than i do. but i'm eager to welcome you back next year at this time. the weather in maine and july is perfect. it's about 75 to 80. it's pretty sunny. and we have a minor league baseball team, the sea dogs. we have some of the best restaurants. before the pandemic hit, portland, maine, was rated one of the best restaurant cities, foodie cities in the country. and it's making a comeback now with all the covid precautions that they've been careful to adhere to. and we have l.l. bean just up the road from portland if you feel like shopping on a rainy day. and freeport maine. we have a rocky coastline, and sandy beaches som

welcome back baker. >> thank you. in your previous segment. very enjoyable, very enjoyable. i think you guys should be a little calmer. it's really interesting situation and the attack starting on the second of july and it comes on the heels of the summit are you pointed that out president biden met with vladimir putin and during that summit he explained to president putin that critical infrastructure should be off-limits to cyber attack. kennedy: that's one of 16 things. >> it's not up for grabs i international crime organizations operating in russian territory. here's what i think needs to happen to finally get around your question, is that we should have a conversation with putin and it shouldn't be the president that the message should be look if your fsp formerly known as the kgb isn't capable enough to deal with the criminal organizations operating within their territory then we can either provide you with support and training to make them more effective and work as partners in this and that's never going to hap

but later released as of now baker is the only person who has been charged in the case.in custody in martinez. his bail set at 2 million dollars. kimberly banks want justice. i understand and accept that is going to be a long and hard. >> that'll. but it's one that i'm up for and whether stacy is here or not. it's something that i would have to do being his mother and i will do take my last dealing baker is due in court in september. >> the district attorney's office says the case remains active phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> we have more news for you ahead on this hour of kron 4 news new study shows just how effective the pfizer vaccine against is against the growing delta variant and also how those numbers compare to the effectiveness of eyes are on the alpha variant will explain. plus, the gilroy garlic festival is here. the changes being made this year and how you can make the most of your visit to the modified festival. and later on, the first round of child tax credit payments were sent out last week. what you need to know if you qualify, but we haven't got yo

here's me tonight for cia covid operations officer chairman and ceo mike baker buried welcome back bakerprevious segment. skewer three jalapenos. >> very enjoyable, very enjoyable. i think ours a bit little calmer. this is a really interesting situation the attack basically started on the second of july. it comes on the heels of the summit pretty pointed that out. president biden met with latimer putin. apparently during that summit he explained to president putin critical infrastructure should be off limits to cyber attacks. >> is one of 16 things. that should be not up for grabs by international crime organizations operating within russian territory. here is what i think needs to happen to finally get around to your question is we should have a conversation with putin probably should not be the president to pass this message along. the message should be, look if you are fsb formally known as the kgb is not capable enough deal with criminal organizations operating within their territory, we can either provide you with support and training that is never going to happen. or we and our all

peter baker, on the topic of voting rights, the democratic party base is getting restless. with this joe biden possibly have to say to them? >> well i think the fact that he is saying anything for them is part of his reaction to the fact that he's getting pressure from the left. the progressives of the party are frustrated and they want to lean on democrats in the senate to pass voting rights legislation there. remember, they're complaining about the filibuster but the truth is if they got rid of the filibuster tomorrow, they don't have the votes to pass it. they don't have all 50 democrats on board. senator manchin in particular, senator sinema expressed reservations about doing anything on voting rights without a bipartisan consensus. what you're gonna see is the president is reaching out to his base saying, i get it, i agree. this is important. but the question is what he can do to actually change the votes. and unless he's willing to put more pressure on some of these democrats, he's there is no clear path forward to getting this legislation passed. >> and julie, it is

we've already cast this prologue. >> peter baker, indeed, what's the doctor just said, this puts the white house in a tough spot. i am guessing, they want to be even more aggressive were policies and recommendations are concerned, only to watch paul the seas go to florida to die. >> well i think that they understand that there's a great deal of fatigue particularly in certain parts of the country with the public health measures that have been put in place over the last year and a half. and it's reimposing that more re-recommending them isn't going to convince a lot of people who are probably the ones who have been most affected by in the first place. the places where you would want more social distancing and masks again are the places where people are not getting vaccinated. people who are not listening to president biden's advice in the first place. it is a catch 22 cycle that he's on, where the choices are limited. i think the frustration for biden, of course, is that he needs to get this virus under control in order to get done anything else he wants to get done. if we have anothe

baker in the 10th round of the mlb draft. second baseman just finished up his time playing for cow where he led the team this season in batting average and stolen bases baker was also named to the all-pac 12 first team this year. pretty feel-good story from just, you know, championship moment. we all remember and all those ties. so cool to see him getting a shot at the majors. best of luck to him. yeah. >> all right. thank you, kate. thanks. we'll be right back. ahhh. beautiful day in baltimore where most people probably know that geico could save them money on car insurance, right? you see the thing is geico, well, could help them save on boat insurance too. hey! okay...i'm ready to come in now. hello? i'm trying my best. seriously, i'm...i'm serious. request to come ashore. geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. apple fans are a couple of months away from apple's latest software update. as 15, the update is expected to bring powerful new features to apple devices. rich demuro gives us a hands-on look in

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: french baker say the listing would actually safeguard artisanal bakers and the artisanal baguette fromlagiarists, but also from industrial baguettes. french people you a lot of industrial baguettes. about 20,000 bakeries have closed since the 1970's as shoppers go to supermarkets instead. collapses take here. -- a lot is at stake there. >> there are fears that traditionally crafted baguettes could be lost. >> it really is an art form passed down from generations it is one that you can learn and repeat and eat hat home. i found out during the break during the lockdown. to unlock the secret of what makes french bread delicious, i went to meet the cofounder of -- bakery line with shops in paris and even tokyo. thanks for having us today. you will teaches how to make additional french baguette. what are the steps? >> [speaking french] >> let's get going. [speaking french] [speaking french] >> 24 hours later what we just did gives us this. >> [speaking french] [laughter] >> we divided it into little balls and now we will make it into the baguette shape. and this is called [speaks french] >>

created in 1978 by hilda baker, the flag was meant to represent all in the lgbt community. sheer baker in 2017. >> red for life, and orange for healing, yellow for sun, green for nature. turquoise for magic. blue for serenity. and purple for the spirit. i like to think of those elements as in every person. >> reporter: except that today many transgender people don't identify with the flag. >> the people that worked here in the gay liberation was meant at the very beginning of the late '60s and early '70s were black and brown, trans and queer people. in the span of a few years, they were kicked out of the gay liberation movement and it turned into a movement that was very gay white people. >> reporter: the flag many say represents everyone in the lgbt community. called the progress pride flag. the rainbow colors remain. black and brown and transgender people are represented. >> we want to feel accepted when we look at the flag as wel >> reporter: some in the castro lgbt cultural district say it may be time to for the progress pride flag. where it has been memorialized. >> th

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. >>> janice baker kenny became the third woman to accuse bill cosby of sexual assault, she lives in the north bay and joined us earlier this morning for a conversation with abc7 news anchors reggie aqui and kumasi aaron. >> she joins us now to talk about this news. janice, something that really struck me because i heard you as you are talking to abc news yesterday when this news 1st broke is that you are prepared to talk to some of these women who said they were sexually abused by the former mayor of windsor. and then, i think you got this news about bill cosby and it was like a punch in the gut? >> it was. i was feeling so much joy that because of my story, i am able to move forward and help other women or men in the same situation. a friend of mine asked me if i would not mind speaking to a few of the women who have come forward in that case. it is a sense of pride that i am able to get past my situation and be able to talk to other women who are still currently afraid to come forward , or are being ridiculed because they have come forward. as soon as i hung up the phone from her,

who could forget this moment at the 2002 world series when giants manager dusty baker's son darren ran on the field during play luckily first baseman jt snow scooped him up before he could get hurt. 19 years later. what does that toddler up to now turns out as you just saw, he's a grown man getting ready for the mlb draft this weekend. darren baker just finished a stellar senior season for cal where he led the team in batting average on-base percentage. now he's hoping to follow in his dad's footsteps by taking his talents to the mlb. it doesn't hurt that he has his dad's former players like joey votto as mentors. and he says his dad gave him this advice for the golden bear comes here wanted specifically was just kind of just being >> you know, wasn't the easiest. probably when i was younger growing up in i that's an especially we moved to sacramento where he's from. so. you go around anyway doesn't have a destiny us it's man and just have fun. >> just have fun. it's simple as that. but doesn't make you now like going to be an mlb player. i was at that game coverage of the game in 2000

the gunman, 18-year-old baker, later turned himself in. there were five others in the car but only baker is being charged. >> i want everybody that was there to get charged, because everybody was there and everybody had a choice to speak up about it. they didn't. the only reason we have them was because they got caught. >> he was an aspiring rap artist who lived in concord. he would have turned st ekorits inveating highway shooting in that left a dead y alst bound highway 4 near port chicago highway off ramp. the driver side of the black toyota camry was riddled with bullet holes. a minor in the passenger seat was also hit. a bullet shattered back seat window barely missing a baby. >> to hear it happened so close to our home. >> it's sad, just tragic. you don't know when you are walking up to a vehicle what you may find. >> police are checking cameras and license plate readers for clues. >>> anybody entering san mateo buildings will be required to wear a mask regardless of vaccination status. this morning medical experts are warning the co

but later released as of now baker is the only person who has been charged in the case.remains in custody in martinez. his bail set at 2 million dollars. >> kimberly banks wants justice. i understand and accept that is going to be a long and hard. >> that'll. but it's one that i'm up for and whether stacy is here or not. it's something that i would have to do being his mother and i will do take my last dealing baker is due in court in september. >> the district attorney's office says the case remains active phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> in the south bay san jose police once again asking for the public's help after the 4th traffic fatality in just 2 weeks. a woman was walking along tully road early thursday morning when she was hit and later died. the driver didn't stop on tuesday. just a few blocks away. it telling avenue a homeless man walking outside the crosswalk was struck and killed that driver. did stop and cooperated with police last week, 24 year-old jose us parcel was killed when a driver ran a stop sign on mckee road. that driver did not stop all 3 of the

damon plays a construction workerfrom 0klahoma, bill baker, whose daughter is in prison in france for end there. it was partly filmed in the south of france and is a european co—production with french writers and crew. eight, seven... faster. in competition, the florida project sean baker went to texas with red rocket, the story of an ex—adult film star. and also in competition, sean penn's flag day, with the director also taking on the leading role ofjohn vogel, a misfit with grandiose dreams and his relationship with his daughter with his daughter, jennifer, played by penn's daughter, dylan. it is an art film, i think it takes its time and ijust think cannes is a perfect place for a movie like that. i feel like people... the audience here can connect to that movie, respects this kind of movie—making. but after the 0scar—win of parasite, a us audience is now far more open to less mainstreamed subtitled stories. prometheus actress noomi rapace stars in lamb, an icelandic thriller with a much talked about twist that was immediately slapped up for release in the united states. immediate