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singing in spanish] newscaster: to the cuban people and to the admiring world, there could be no better way to start the new year. [singing continues] narrator: but before long, castro nationalized american oil refineries on the island without paying the owners, triggering an economic embargo by the united states. with few options, cuba turned to the soviet union for trade. then in 1962, moscow took advantage of cuba's stratec location, and the world held its breath as president kennedy created a naval blockade to stop russian nuclear missiles on their way to havana. man: the cuban missile crisis is over, but kennedy imposes a full trade embargo on cuba. it will come to be the symbol of u.s.-cuba relations r the next 50 years. man 2: in 1980, facing growing political and economic pressure, castro announced that anyone who wanted to leave cuba could do so. man 3: and 125,000 arrive in florida. this ds a completely new dimension to the conflict. it's now also about the internal cuban battle between castro vs. cuban dissidents, which plays out through american politics. reporter: u.s. cracking

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it would be way better, a way better ballpark than oracle park across the bay. >> i love the a's.i want them here, but if we would work together on the coliseum you would see a lot of growth. >>> the nation's toughest online privacy law is right here in california, but not enough of us are taking advantage of it. that is the word from the attorney general. state law mandating that companies allow customers to opt out of selling our personal data is a year old. a.g. rob banta urged people to use it to their favor. >> you have to act. you have to take that step, click that button on those websites. >> that applies to companies that have at least 50,000 users. the a.g. says when his office asks companies to comply with the law, 75% of them go along with it. >>> billions of dollars are on the way to tackle one of the state's most pressing issues. homelessness. governor newsom signed a bill that earmarks $12 billion to solve the problem. it will be used to create new homeless housing units. many have already benefitted from efforts to provide housing during the pandemic. they say the n

but what better way and special way to do that is by having old, historic neon signs lighting up our streets at night and casting away our shadows. >> when i see things coming back to life, it's like remembering how things were. it's remembering the hotel or the market that went to work seven days a week to raise their money or to provide a service, and it just -- it >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their business in the 49 square files of san francisco. we help san francisco remain unique, successful and right vi. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> i'm one of three owners here in san francisco and we provide mostly live music entertainment and we have food, the type of food that we have a mexican food and it's not a big menu, but we did it with love. like ribeye tacos and quesadillas and fries. for latinos, it brings families together and if we can bring that family to your business, you're gold. tonight we have russelling for e community. >> we have a ten-person limb elimination match. we have a full-size ring with barsi

this is an amazing country but there's got to be a safe and better way to light up the sky and celebrate firing off pyrotechnics. so. i brought led kites. they can't cause fires. >> wow. look at those. catch tomorrow's show at the martinez marina. >>> this year, half moon bay is celebrating its 50th annual old-fashioned fourth of july parade and festival. on the 3rd of july it's all about prep work, crews spent hours putting up tents, signs, all of the decorations to set the tone for the weekend. also will be marching band, horses, dogs in costumes, even stilt walkers, a classic day at half moon bay. but the city was buzzing with excitement. >> people are very excited. everyone's out and about. there really is electricity in the air, you know, as there generally is for events, so there's a lot of excitement here in the community. absolutely. >> an icon and long-time matriarch of main street bev is the grand marshall, catch her on her 90th birthday and the rest of the parade down main street starting high noon tomorrow. >>> the iconic olympic rings are making their way across america as w

. >> reporter: the fire departments have collaborated to find better ways to fight fires. hal says the way they respond to fires has significantly changed. >> northern california has been rocked by several back-to-back devastating fire seasons. but from those lessons that were learned, a lot of changes have come. >> reporter: more resources are sent out to each tire and it's not only the crews on the ground but also the attack from the air. also pointing out that technology has made a huge difference and getting to fires. >> we have wildfire cameras, we have artificial intelligence that is monitoring the cameras. when we see the smoke it is now much earlier. >> reporter: this may be the year that the north bay gets some relief from tragic wildfires that destroyed neighborhoods and forever changed so many lives. >> i know many people that have lost everything. >> reporter: if you look around the north bay there are acres of burn scarred areas and it may look like there is not much more to burn. but lowenthal points out that the regrowth of invasive plants and weeds can make

and they said hey, there has to be a better way. eventually, eventually, the plant recognized the union. eventually they recognize the union and it w was a win for the labor movement. as many labor historians will tell you, this was probably one of the most important strikes in labor union history in america. because it really opens the door for the united auto workers to begin unionizing and other factories. as they did with chevy, in 1935, the great strike against chevrolet which opened the doors there. so this had a significant impact on the power and strength of neighbor -- of labor unions, what happened here at this auto light factory in 1934. >> the connection to the auto industry is extremely deep. the automobile was not invented in detroit. but very early on a number of auto enthusiasts gathered here. as soon as a nucleus of people came together who wanted to build cars here, it attracted more and more people. olds when he created his first auto factory, he put it on the detroit river. there was a railroad, the son of a rail

battle for the soul of america, we're fighting for the very soul of this great country there is no better waystate of california with the ultra red state of florida, completely different cultures and policies you can think of it as red versus blue and also think of it

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he knew there was a better way. i took time, over an hour and multiple conversations, but eventually that gentleman ended up getting care from paramedics and a clinician. it didn't end in violence or everyone just walking away. better solutions deliver better outcomes. that's how we make a difference. and now in this budget we are expanding our street response teams to include wellness teams, composed of a paramedic and homeless outreach worker that will respond to even more calls, that would better benefit from a nonpolice response. and we're also adding street overdose response teams to help curb the crisis of overdoses in our city. fentanyl is destroying lives not just here in san francisco but across the country. that's why we will continue to pitch for overdose prevention programs with the help of senator scott weaner at the state level. and we will expand street medicine team and treatment program that have been effective in preventing overdoses and helping people get off opioids and meth. as we increase these

so there is no better way than today coming to a football game and getting your vaccines done at this event. >>> the first 155 people vaccinated also got free tickets to tonight's game. >>> the south bay continues to do well with the vaccine it shows the percentage of people 12 and up partially vaccinated in each county. santa clara, san francisco, san mateo, all over 80%. bruce county even better. there people are 91% of the residents are partially vaccinated. contra costa and napa in the high 80s. solano county is lagging with 67% partially vaccinated. >>> well, elsa has made land fall. it wasn't as bad as first projected. tonight more than 26,000 people are without power. the storm strong gusts are bringing down trees. in jacksonville, a tree fell landing on two cars and killing at least one person. officials have yet to release a tally of injuries and deaths due to this storm. >>> well, new video tonight shows the scary conditions firefighters are already facing this fire season. the national weather service tweeted out this video of a fire tornado from this fire burning. crews wi

when it reveals information that is being kept hidden and helps democracy to exist and function better way to correspond. but when you disseminate a person's data or communications between friends or partners on a search engine, you're no longer following democracy's mission and this attack on the private life of a person who finds 10 years of their emails published. this is unforgivable. we keep a straight from its role there that we can meet the panel for the french police never formerly identified the hacker. but the most promising lead was once again, the russian secret service. me at this point, julian saw she had been living locked up for 5 years. in 2018, the founder of wiki leaks was officially accused of espionage. american pressure on ecuador was increasing. julian had become a priority target. ah, on april 11th, 2019 ecuadorian president, lenin moreno appeared on national television. with these ecuador is a generous and open nation. today i confirmed that julian assigned just just courteous and aggressive behavior, makes his asylum unsustainable and impossible. ecuador, sovereig

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within the city of san francisco, having a lot of kind of fake community processes, for lack of a better way to describe it, and a lot of fear around community members having any kind of, like, real -- you know, real self-determination in terms of how to shape public policy and fear around unhoused community members having real power. and i think that as we've gone through this in the last year, we've seen that response over and over again, where there has been, you know, kind of a negative reaction to -- you know, to a body that is, um, as active as we are and is empowered. there is just a lot of skill, i think, among the membership to be brought to the table. and that should be embraced and should be brought on in really a leadership role. and i think it was really phenomenal work that was done over the past year on making sure -- you know, i mean i get feedback constantly from folks, from folks who are unhoused, who never had their voices heard, that feel really listened to in this process and they don't in other processes. and that is a skill. that means we know how to do this and we kno

. >> show me the data and proof this is a better way to police a city than what we're doing right now. i think it's a lazy tool. >> reporter: to get these cameras vallejo's police chief will have to get the approval of the city council, presented at the end of the month. in vallejo, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> one year after the july 4th shooting death of a boy in san francisco police are searching for one of the suspects. police made the arrest about six months after the death of jace young, who was shotn the bayvie. police say a second suspect identified as 18-year-old desean lump kin was never arrested. police are asking him to turn himself in. he should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> berkeley firefighters will now be able to tap into new funding to boost wildfire prevention. that project approved this week includes nearly $13 million in voter approved funds for emergency preparedness. berkeley fire reports more than $5 million is going to the fire department for wildfire safety and will fund a larger training facility and new ambulances. >>> berkeley is moving forw

with the genuine hope that i can help us all to find a better way out together. so that is a taste of the context from which i wrote this book. at the time of the trump presidency and of the increasing hostility and divisiveness in our country. and the escalation of of hostile rhetoric. i really felt that we needed to. have the work that's done the good work that's done around the country as informed as possible by science. there are by some accounts more than seven to 10,000 community based organizations across this country today that are working locally in their communities in order to stem this tide of the business. bring people together across these divides and try to foster that foster and promote dialogue many of them are fantastic. some of them that i have been in conversation with i felt were insufficiently informed by their science. but there's important science that talks about the conditions under which those conversations help and bring people together and can transform relationships. but under certain conditions particularly when we have true believe

. >> granted this is an amazing country, but there's got to be a safe and better way to light up the sky and to celebrate than firing off pyrotechnics. so i brought up my l.e.d. kites. they can't cause fires. >> you can catch tomorrow night's show at the martinez marina. >>> we have your complete guide to all fourth of july events right on our website. head to nbcbayarea.com. click on "fourth of july "trenp of the home page. >>> the honor of a lifetime, great story here. oakland firefighters in washington, d.c. this weekend for a special celebration of front line workers and first responders. firefighter paramedic gustavo gonzalez is the man second from the right in this picture. he's part of a delegation chosen by the national association of hispanic firefighters to represent that organization at the fourth of july event. the celebration will take place on the south lawn of the white house tomorrow. how cool is that? gonzalez says he is honored and humbled to be a part of it all. wow. >>> coming up, helping writers and artists of color in the bay area fine-tune their craft. we'll sp

it's a better way to watch television, not having commercials.e key reason we'll never see netflix introduce an ad-supported service certainly peacock has shown you can get distribution very quickly off an ad-supported service that has an array of services i think comcast and viacom both have this issue of how many streaming services or households is it going to take? if you assume netflix is going to get through most households, disney+, hulu are going to be in some form, what do you need to become a global franchise. coming up with a stronger global service between the two of them is clearly a strategic play. >> tom, can we talk gaming for a second because obviously now it seems like it's going to be a move into gaming in a real way. i don't know what that means i don't know if that ultimately means they're going to create a separate service and try to leverage the subscribers to market to or they will build gaming long term into the netflix service itself is it too mature for that? >> well, i get the general strategy which is they've said for

there's got to be a safe and a better way to -- to light up the sky and to celebrate than to firing off pyrotechnics. so, why i brought up my l.e.d. kites. they can't cause fires. >> you can catch tomorrow night's show at the martinez marina. as he was speaking, we just heard a -- it was a heck of a boom, here, at the station. >> it really was. and we have been -- mom talks, mom and dad talks of it's not safe. don't do it. i am going to hit you with the dog-mom talk. your pets. okay? if they are normally outside in the backyard, bring them inside. you know, i have done stories with the shelters. the number of pets that they find, you know, on the streets that get turned into the shelters because they're terrified of the fireworks. so they find a way to escape. please, be considerate of your pets, as well. pets are your responsibility. they're not just animals. they're, pretty much, a family member. last year, i was hanging out with binx watching a disney movie. you know, kind of tricking him with some snacks while he was freaking out about the fireworks. so just a little side note there

they really have punched way, way above their weight this tournament, and done a lot better than people gave them credit for the lease to say the least. but spain were clear favorites in this match and did struggle. and i think this match was really indicative of one of their broader issues where they have a boom bust attack and 2 of their matchers, they've scored 5 goals now. and 3 of their matches, they either were shut out or only scored one goal. so it's either kind of feast or famine. i think if they can get that figured out, then they really are one of the better teams in the tournament. they're also kind of in a transitional period. this isn't the same team that won the 282012 euros and the 2010 world cup their younger team, which means there's less pressure turning to tennis now and world number one. novak joker, which is through to the 4th round of wimbledon, after straight sets victory joker bitch at the top, which can be seen rather at the top. your screen here didn't have it all his own way against dennis could live. but he won the key points when it mattered to beat the ame

if we go to the next chart, it is a better way to look at this debris problem. what ucr cra spatial density representation that what you can see -- what you can see are a density represent -- spatial density representation. if you go to the next chart, this is the 107,000 satellites that right now our proposed to be launched. so we have a big problem coming our way and we better start dealing with it, or that is not going to happen. just one more graphic that basically says not all of those are going to fly. but if you look at this chart, that greenline on the long chart is showing the actuals, and you can see that it is tracking way more than 10%. we have a lot of spacecraft coming our way. i want to conclude with recommendations from our perspective. one, it is critical to motivate space companies by empowering noaa and the office of space commerce to fully embrace commercial ssa providers. number two, more funding for the office of space commerce needs to happen. third, clear, deliberate and direct action to prioritize funding for commercial ssa's. and thirdl

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. >> today is national ice cream day, so what better way to end the weekend then with your favorite scubadid you know president reagan declared july national ice cream month 37 years ago, but later switched to the third sunday of the month, which is today, so we caught up with some families getting their frosty fix in oakland and one man -- mom had a good her favorite which is toasted almond ice cream topped with cold caramel. >> i like the texture of it better than normal caramel. and it has more of an almond flavor and i also really liked almonds. >> she is a connoisseur. and in case you didn't know this is enjoyed by more than 90% of people in the united states. >> that is nice. >> i think she said toasted caramel. >> dennis said he wants rocky road. >> i don't know we have a whole list of ingredients and that sounded good to me. >> mint chip for me. >> root beer ice cream but that is hard to find. >>> that is our news and we will se you back captioning sponsored by cbs >> duncan: tonight america's summer surge, the covid menace returns with a vengeance, cases jump in all 50 states fue

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what better way to celebrate all of us being vaccinated together and make sure that we enjoy the music and the obvious that you know she's bringing the restaurant portion of the business reopened three months ago for meet and greet is so doubt yoshi's general manager hal campbell's credits community support raising nearly $200,000 and loans. helping the business stay afloat. surviving was really hard. we're actually almost. lost the business twice when i have a show the artist is coming back home. that's how i feel like this is their home. and i'm just hosting them at their home. escovedo plays at yoshi's every year, he tells me this night is a wish come true. he wanted to be the first artist to play at yoshi's for its reopening. it's the beat of your heart. you know that keeps our heart being and keeps us alive. is the music. s kavita will be playing here through sunday. he tells me he'll be celebrating his 86th birthday july 13th and is considering retiring so audiences this weekend will be getting a special treat. yoshi's gm says there are artists booked through january 2022 when th

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and what better way to do that, then to not technically have employees, but these so called free lancers are employees. if you drive for over or live, you are an employee of over or lift, but they don't call you that. and therefore they get out of giving you benefits, but it is a crazy idea of just the football football here that about that. thank you. call you whatever the hell. 2 i one, i don't care if they call you liberal. rocky is still a boy. they can call you their favorite inside out, but no go monkey start chlorine off are fortunate. i've heard back and one matter. but apparently, a lot of our ruling late act like it doesn't matter. here's an easy way to find out if you're an employee of a certain company. are they exploiting you in one way or another? then you're an employee. that was reason number 3, no hurdles to firing someone that even remotely annoies them. a lot of jobs that are unionize or have basic regulation or someone secure. a school usually can't just fire a teacher because they don't like the noises he makes when he breathes. but in the gig economy, they ab can ju

there is a much better way forward. there is a much better way forward.he 19th ofjuly, when all the other covid restrictions are lifted. that is so summer— restrictions are lifted. that is so summer schools don't get disrupted. the idea _ summer schools don't get disrupted. the idea being that all schools in england — the idea being that all schools in england take it up at the start of the next — england take it up at the start of the next term after the summer holidays — the next term after the summer holidays. one of the other interesting phrases was that we are entering _ interesting phrases was that we are entering uncharted territory. what the uk _ entering uncharted territory. what the uk is — entering uncharted territory. what the uk is doing now about lifting restrictions, while case numbers are still going _ restrictions, while case numbers are still going up but were lots of people — still going up but were lots of people are still getting vaccinated, is a bit _ people are still getting vaccinated, is a bit of— people are still getting vaccinat

the other nation but they do that better way, quicker way, around the cherokee federal nation tased takes on leadership roles or take part in government. say look in the chickasaw nation free people never adopted. there is nothing to point to dissent one time we were adopted and now we are disenfranchised. they signed a treaty and they never followed through. they did at a later date because the chickasaw treaties were tied together, it did not necessarily come to how to explain that, the chickasaw's have an interesting treaty because the united states says you could adopt these people if you don't adopt them you're not going to get the money for the land that we have just taken from you, bought from you. it is an interesting choice given to them. why there a specific choice but i've not them, maybe 70 else will. i have to draw aching collusion there's a prejudice among these two nations was known and they thought were not going to adopt and they're going to keep the money that's really great. there been lawsuits back and forth between the two nations and the united states over that money