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barbara bay was promoted, has herber formula called coronel to find the corona virus, while blaming modern medicine for india's high number of colored 900 deaths. and that's prompted doctors to launch they protest. and if i feel like india, where people tend to fall, knows better to lose you lose and that to blindly or when people like that, they spread mistrust misinformation. it becomes very difficult for us as you know, science base people as doctors do. why that misinformation, doctors are taking part in what they're calling a black day by turning their social media profile pictures into a black background. this group of doctors has gathered here to call for government action against rom they've, they say he's taking advantage of the pandemic and has large public following to persuade people to buy his unapproved and dubious products are the so how about big or not the health minister hush been attended the launches coronel, that rom they've claims, prevents treats and cures close at 19. about then is the chair of the executive board of the world health organization, or w h o. rom, dav

east bay congresswoman barbara lee was president for the bill signing and she told us on the ktvu plusa texas native, it is personal, my great grandmother, fanny wilson, was born as an enslaved child and somewhere right outside of galveston, texas. you know this was quite a remarkable moment. for me. it was a sombrero a joyous moment, and i think this is the truth telling moment. it's a moment where we have to make sure that everyone's history is included. and, uh, this this great countries mosaic, congresswoman, lee said. it's an opportunity to reflect and work toward racial justice. a new lease on life for oakland mills college, the budding partnership with northeastern university, plus big rulings today from the united states supreme court where the court came d act and a case focused on religious freedom, and later in sports. the giants help the dejected diamondbacks set a major league record sports director marco baniyas will tell us about the historic losing street and up next complimentary photos. how a man with a passion for photography has rewarded hundreds of people supportin

"today in the bay's" cheryl hurd has reaction from east bay congresswoman barbara lee who was in the room where it happened and at that ceremony. >> reporter: rolling out the red carpet in san francisco, a celebration for african-american small business owners. the celebration made even more special after president joe biden signed a bill into law making juneteenth a federal holiday. >> something that we have always thought was our national image anyway, because we always celebrated juneteenth. >> reporter: juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery, specifically when black people in texas found out they were free, that was two years after president lincoln freed the enslaved people in 1863. >> texas was the last state to get the message that the emancipation proclamation had been signed and that we were free. >> and now president biden is making it so all americans can celebrate the historic event. >> we built so much of this country. that's why this nation has the success. we've been here a long time. >> the black folks need more than symbols. african-americans at this junction in ou

. >>> not everyone will automatically remove their masks next tuesday, including east bay congresswoman barbara lee. >> some people are still going to keep their masks on. i probably will be one of them. until we know for sure that we have reached that point where everyone is vaccinated or at least the largest percentage. >> how are you feeling about the reopening? we are running an online poll, you can put in your vote, currently excited is a head. >>> a five acre grass fire this morning was sparked by a truck driving over dry grass. fire officials say a private utility worker reported the fire around 10:30 in the morning. either the hot undercarriage or perhaps the catalytic converter ignited the fire. an aircraft dropped retardant on the fire and it was put out at about noon. crews are expected to mop up into the evening and monitor that area overnight for any potential flareups. >>> we have been covering the growing problem of illegal fireworks, it is especially important this summer with exceedingly dry brush and drought conditions. one east bay city is trying a new tactic. if you report s

among the guests, bay area congresswoman barbara lee. she was there in the room when president biden signed that bill earlier today. that conversation and more tonight at 7:00 p.m. right after the u.s. open. >>> next on "nightly news," west virginia's water crisis. some people can't use their water because their wells are contaminated with dangerous levels of arsenic and other contaminants from the coal mines. nbc's stephanie gosk speaks to some of those people, coming up in one minute. >>> it is the first ever, a rocket carrying three chinese astronauts blasted into space today. you can see the launch. the rocket delivered the astronauts to a chinese space station still under construction. they'll spend three months there doing space walks and working on the space station. china is barred from sending its astronauts to our space station, which is why they developed their own. >>> now, "nightly news." see you at 7:00. >>> breaking news tonight as we come on the air. the tropical storm warning just issued. the gulf coast bracing for up to

establishing june teeth as a federal holiday coming up tonight, we'll talk live with east bay congresswoman barbarafor this historic moment. also one bay area city is set to receive millions of dollars in covid-19 relief funds. how it plans to help small business owners and others impacted by the shutdown. we'll have those stories and a lot more coming up tonight, live at seven over on ktvu. plus all right, we'll see you soon. alex thank you. but first right after the break an unusual scenario in the north bay will tell you about the action to napa county sheriff's deputies took when they saw a bull in distress in lake berryessa. ♪start spreading the news♪ ♪i'm leaving today♪ ♪i want to be a part of it♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪it's up to you♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪new york♪ feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at it's best taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you ca

in california congresswoman barbara lee has thrown her support behind me. bonta for an east bay assembly seat. it opened when her husband, rob was appointed california attorney general congresswoman lee said that mia bonta will bring a progressive social, economic and racial justice, land store state legislature, the congresswoman says mia bonta will address issues such as homelessness, environmental, justice and criminal justice. reform labonte said it is an honor to have lee's endorsement and affordable housing bill by state senator scott wiener of san francisco. asked the senate today on a bipartisan vote. the bill will make it easier and faster for cities to increase zoning to allow for small apartment buildings to be built. specifically it would let cities build up to 10 units on a parcel and single family zones. the bill passed the floor 27 to 7 vote and now heads to the state assembly. and just a few hours ago, oakland city leaders began discussing plans for housing options and funding to try to address the ongoing homeless crisis. it is the planning commission's first he

. >> east bay congresswoman barbara lee travel to tulsa today to mark that one 100th anniversary. she tweeted pictures of the visit wrote, quote, we must continue to speak the truth about this horrific event and the legacy of systemic racism in our country. coming up next on kron, 4 news at 8 firefighters cross bay area don't get the day off, especially as the heat wave moves in and they're monitoring. >> the potential fire hot spots oso by state officials are arguing against moving up the recall election against governor newsome. >> another video appearing to show foes off the coast of southern california. it's been released. we have some pictures and. >> what the military is saying about this latest development. >> welcome back to kron. 4 news 8 o'clock. get back to our big story tonight and that is the weather. the hot weather of course, means fire danger. firefighters are on high alert and just like anyone else who might be out and about the heat. they are being encouraged to stay hydrated. and one of the places where there is already way too much potential fuel for a wildfire

nbc bay area cheryl hurd has reaction from barbara lee who was in the room where it happened at the white house today. tonight people celebrating at a gala in san francisco. >> reporter: rolling out the red carpet in san francisco tonight. a celebration for afternoon small business owners. the celebration made even more special after president joe biden signed the bill into law, making june teenlt a federal holiday. >> something we always thought was our national image anyway because we always celebrated juneteenth. >> reporter: juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery. specifically when black people in texas found out they were free. that was two years after president lincoln freed the enslaved people in 1863. >> texas was the last state to get the message that the emancipation proclamation had been signed, and that we were free. >> reporter: and now president biden is making it so all americans can celebrate these historic events starting today. >> we built. so of this country. that's why this nation has success. we've been here a long time. >> black folks need more than symbols. africa

bay area sergio quintana. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi, congresswoman barbara lee and san francisco london breed laidng the unfulfilling. before the aids quilt was displayed and even before people like actor rock hudson or teenager ryan white died of aids, there was a ward 86 san francisco general hospital. >> medical director of a large hiv clinic at san francisco general, which is the oldest hiv clinic in the country. >> reporter: you may recognize dr. monica gandhi. she's become one of the most outspoken doctors in the country on the coronavirus pandemic. she says much of the emergency response dates back to the hiv pandemic. >> it was only through hiv activism and community advocacy we even had a parallel track process at the fda. that's now changed into the eua. >> reporter: aids decimated the lgbtq community at the start. long time residents of the castros say they've lost many through the years. thankfully many have survived. >> as a 35-year survivor of aids i'm now witnessing what it's like to be a senior citizen. >> reporter: and ted anderson who speaks often about surviving hiv and aids. in

california congresswoman barbara lee has now thrown her support behind me a bond to for an assembly bay for an east bay assembly seat. opened when vontaze husband rob what rob was appointed california attorney general congresswoman lee said that mia bonta will bring a progressive social, economic and racial justice lens to our state legislature, the congresswoman said that my labonte will address issues such as homelessness, environmental justice, saying criminal justice reform. mia bonta is ceo of an oakland community initiative that prepares young people for college. she's also president of the elevator unified district board. we'll do foot patrols in san francisco and the offices are bilingual. why they say that makes all the difference in protecting the community. and as we move forward in time, we're going to see temperatures begin to drop off a bit, especially into the weekend. we'll talk about that when i see you next, plus the new study that shows just how devastating wildfires are to california's beloved giant redwoods. when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up

the other 9 not from the bay area really for from l santa barbara different play suspected.you see the universal studio side behind. >> the governor who was on hand, which by the way, is the next big price universal something that rises. so yeah, there says there's a going to be drawing july first that you're automatically. and if you get one ko shot. for 6 dream vacations and their dream vacations in l san francisco, san diego palm springs. maybe did win the money that you could win a trip still. yeah. and there are yet more prizes to attract young people to get their shots. santa clara county is teaming up with the sapd center and the warriors raffling off concert ticket. kind of some big names like that bunny are going to be performing this. the weekend. justin bieber just to name a few to enter. all you have to do is go to one of the county. >> fix vaccination sites and get your shot. we put a list here on the screen of just a few of those there's one over felt high. there's one in santa clara county fairgrounds emanuel baptist church gilroy high levi stadium and many mo

barbara, a little sister for archie. >>> still ahead, hollywood breathing a sigh of relief as movie theaters start to reopen. the question, will audiences come back? >>> a live look outside on this monday at the baybridge. we'll be right back. >>> film studios and theater chains hoping to lure movie fans back to the big screens in the coming months. a lot is riding hesults. >> reporter: hollywood is breathing a huge sigh of relief as millions return to movies on big screens. >> it's a great feeling to see movies on the big screen again. >> reporter: theaters, many on life support because of the pandemic, are now getting a much needed infusion of customers and cash. memorial day weekend was a big hit at the box office and that is new for us. what did that success mean for the movie industry? >> basically everything. >> reporter: powered by a quiet place ii memorial day weekend set a pandemic record at the box office taking in nearly $100 million, a strong showing considering a quarter of all theaters remained closed. last year the total take, 840,000. scott man says the industry has to lure back audiences who are comfortable streaming at home. >> the first challenge is to get more people to come b

bay, residence are preparing for the worst. firefighters are running voluntary evacuation drills.evai cornell bernard was in mill valley and has thisthisthisthis >>> barbara lockhart shows us her emergency go back.go back.g. >> it will charge your cell phone, a tablet. >> she grabbed her back after she and hundreds of her neighbors that this alert message on their smart phones. >> this is only a drill. this evacuation drill was voluntary but many took her. neighbors were instructed to meet up at the staging area learning what to do and where to go. >> you should always try and go by car. that is the safest way. >> federal organized by the southern marin fire departmfirem >> no reason not to be prepared. >> last year there was >> this is something we think about all the time.the time.the. people got fire safety information and a free solar powered emergency radio.emergen. >> it is not a matter of if here or anything. it is a matter of when. >> for more evacuation drills are scheduled here in southern marin later this month.this mon. >>> still coming, adding to the danger this year, the drug. the tough new restrictions being put in place by one city to get

bay united unanimously decided to fire the coronado coach. the captain said he believed his teammates did not have racist intentions also apologized. and uc santa barbaraof the soccer games where they throw the tortillas on the field. that is kind of their tradition of having fun. this seems like something el liz, you have lived in san diego for years. >> there is no excuse for this behavior unless there is some tradition i grew up having a lot of friends that grew up in coronado. coronado is predominantly white. i think think think think some self awareness and know this is absolutely an appropriate. it is sad. >> residents are considering a fee for tourists like drew tuma. they have seen a huge influx tourists. it limits the number of public restrooms also affecting their livelihoods. a councilman is floating the idea of a visitor impact fee saying the fee could be tacked onto every airline and cruise line ticket. there would be exceptions for locals. as having grown up in hawaii, tourism feels everything there in terms of the local economy but when you're have tourists that is too many people destroying the beaches and so on and so forth. they are t

going to be talking with representative barbara lee about the juneteenth holiday now being federal holiday in a big and the power back on for the folks in the east bayy as well. so lots of breaking news to get to for kron 4 news at 10 o'clock. stay with us. we'll see a moment. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10 o'clock ron for staying on top of breaking news this saturday night. 6 people injured in a shooting at lake merritt. one person is dead. in the last 15 minutes, oakland police confirming to us that 5 victims. a total of 5 injured as a result of that earlier, it was just the one

bay area who won. you can see where everybody else won and we don't care about them because they are not here. that is it. santa barbara, sacramento. >>> a new vaccine incentive program aimed at teenagers is starting today in santa clara county. this is a concert ticket raffle for shows at the sap center. justin bieber, and more. anybody who gets vaccinated at one of the county vaccination sites over the next six weeks will be entered. if you are already vaccinated, you can enter by bringing a friend or family member to get vaccinated. >>> abc7 news monitoring the covid-19 numbers in california with our vaccine tracker. you can find this on her homepage, abc7news.com /vaccine. >>> changes out there and we knew it would be inland against the heat. temperatures in the north bay valleys a little bit warmer than this time yesterday. we have upper 60s through the delta. 62 concorde, mid to upper 50s for all other neighborhoods. it's pretty comfortable with that air. you will want to be safe when we have the 90s and 100s. 58 san francisco, san carlos and mountain view, 57, 53 pacific up. no marine layers. we look north from

bay area and across the world, and yesterday marked the 40 years since the cdc in the u.s. manynding up to help with the covid-19 response now. >> house speaker nancy pelosi, congresswoman barbaralee and london breed unveiled the quilt, and before people actor like rock hudson or a teenager, ryan white, died of aids -- >> i am a medical director of a large hiv clinic. >> you may recognize the doctor. she has become one of the most outspoken doctors in the country on the coronavirus pandemic. much of the coronavirus response including the youth authorization of the vaccines dates back to the hiv pandemic. >> it was only through hiv activism where we had a parallel track process at the fda, and that changed into the eua. >> the aids decimated the lgbtq community at the start. long time residents of the castros say they lost many friends through the years. >> as a 35 year survivor of aids, i am now witnessing what it's like to be a senior citizen. >> and ted anderson, who speaks often about surviving hiv and aids. in the last 40 years more than 34 million people have died from complications from aids, and it took years to develop life-saving treatments for hiv and aids, and now th

it is an honor to be joined in this legislation with other bay area colleagues, jared hoffman, jerry mcnerney, mark desaulnier, barbara lee, ro khanna, and zo lofgren and others and also thank senators feinstein and padilla who have introduced a senate companion bill. madam speaker, members, may not know but the san francisco bay is an icon of california and the national treasure, inspiring us with its beauty and might. enriching our lives with world class recreation and tour itch -- tourism and jobs. the bay area anti-delta is also the economic lifeblood of our coast. contributing over $370 billion in our economy each year and supporting more than four million jobs. as part of the bay area -- bay delta estuary, it is a vital part of public health, providing drinking water for millions of californians, a key force in combating the climate crisis. but for centuries this magnificent estuary has been overexploited and under protected. today 90% of the bay area's wetlands have been destroyed. undermining the strength of our coastal economies and communities. the infrastructure bay restoration act sponsored by congresswoma

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