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salt lake city, the black section of town is utah jazz. >>> as a comedian i have made a living finding humor in the parts of america i don't understand. now i'm challenging myself to dig deeper. i'm on a mission to reach out and experience all of the culture and believes that add culture to this crazy country. this is the united shades of america. >>> chicago, illinois not only helps divide america to americans but helps define america to the rest of the world, which makes sense because chicago has been home to many of america's most influential cultural icons like oprah winfrey, michael jordon, ckanye west and even this cultural ie kochblt i spent my years in the south side maybe hood of hide park. look. there's that restaurant that didn't hire me. they didn't think i was worth 2 bucks an hour. look at these guys. that's my two friends jason and rob. i'm the one in the middle. america's original gangster mc al capone. you can go on a tour of his greatest hits. i guess it would be cute except at 70 years after his death chicago is still plagued by gang violence. in 2016 there were 762

the salt lake city the black fixture in town is utah jazz. as a comedian i've made a livering finding humor in parts of america i don't understand and now i'm on search for all the believes. this is "the united shades of america." chicago, illinois not only helps define america to americans but helps de9 fine america to the rest of the world. chicago's been home to some oof most influential icons like oprah winfrey, michael jordan, these two and even this cultural icon. hey. i spent my awkward teen age years in the neighborhood of hide park. oh, look there's that restaurant that wouldn't hire me. and there's the dorks with the cool guy in the middle. i'm the one in the middle. but chicagoens aren't only famous we're infamous like the original gangster, al cupone. you can literally go on a bus tour of al's greatest hits. that's where he sent his goons to brutally murder people on valentine's day. in 2016 there were 762 murders in chicago, making it one of the deadliest years in decades. that's more than new york and los angeles combined and th

lake ii. a 911 caller reported a black man in a red shirt had pulled a gun on someone. two officers confronted sterling. h resisted. they tased him and tackled him. ckficer salamoni yelled, "going for his pocket. he's got a gun, gun. then prosecutors say salamoni fired three shots into his chest, and as sterling rolled over, he fired three shots into his back. prosecutors say eyewitness videos do not clearly show whether sterling was reaching for a loaded .38-caliber handgun that was pulled out of his front tocket. >> we were unable to establish beyond a reasonable doubt the precise location of mr. sterling's hand at which the moment the officer states on the recording that mr. sterling was "going for a gun." >> reporter: sharon weston broome is baton rouge's mayor. >> this decision by the justice department to not file charges does not mean the police officers acted appropriately. >> reporter: it also has not discouraged cameron sterling, alton sterling's 16-year-old son. >> i can't be angry. >> reporter: why? >> my dad wouldn't want me to be angry. he would want me to

meanwhile entire intersections in arkansas are resembling lakes after a levee on the black river failedlash flood warning from the national weather service in two counties. the agency stressed the situation was potentially life- threatening. that warning was set to last this morning. >>> let's check our weather in the bay area. >> we have a little bit of condensation this morning in the form of drizzle. it's all associated with a deepening marine layer that's "pushhhhed" onshore engulfing the golden gate bridge. that's the scene right now. look very carefully. can you see the flag? it's on the fly. it's blowing out of the west which is a strong indication the onshore push has begun. look at this. is this gotham city or san francisco? wow! isn't that dramatic? all right. i think the window washer abandoned the scene, left his cable behind. we are taking a look at the numbers. 48 in santa rosa. 60 where the cooler air mass has not pushed that far inland yet in throughout livermore. it is now 56 in oakland. 60 in san jose. the winds are out of the west- southwest at 10. san francisco 15 sf

lakes. this bridge in missouri gone, washed away by the floodwaters. here's what the blackiver looked like on monday. here it is in the last 24 hours. after cresting at a record high. and this school bus headed right into a flooded road in southwest louisiana, the students all safe. meteorologist rob marciano tracking this again tonight. it threatens much of the east coast now. hey, rob. >> reporter: david, it's heading this way. it's moving out of the flood zone painfully slow. look at the radar. st. louis back through pocahontas, lot of rain. the low itself just east of memphis. severe weather on the east side of this from savannah, raleigh. by 7:00 tomorrow morning it's on new york's doorstep. just a messy, messy mid-day. boston, heavy rain tomorrow night. it doesn't clear out until late in the day on sunday. areas of pockets of 3 to 4 inches of rain. widespread 1 to 2 inches. this is a very, very wet storm heading in this direction. david. >> rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> and from london overnight, there was news of an emergency meeting at buckingham

lake and the traders? impact of president trump is now priced in. dakin: it's tough to know. these are black boxes, essentially. executives give us a bit of insight into what's going well and what isn't. insight from what clients are telling them. if clients aren't transacting with you, it's a little hard to know why they aren't. they could tell you their opinions on trump or the eu has changed, but you don't exactly know why they are not transacting with you. vonnie: dakin campbell, thank you. let's check in on the first reduc word news. mark: president trump says he will make a decision in the next few days on whether to withdraw the u.s. climate accord. there may be caveats in the language that the president uses. that leaves open the possibility the decision is not final. in 2015, the u.s. and 200 other nations voluntarily agreed to reduce greenhouse gas omissions to fight climate change. offer to world leaders to directly call him on his cell phone breached the dramatic protocol -- diplomatic protocol. mr. trump has urged leaders of canada and mexico to reach him on his cell. the white

lakes and rivers. they can vary in color from green, turquoise, black, or even red. if you spot them, stay out of the water. the toxins can be dangerous for kids and deadly for pets. the state water resources control board has created a website and app tracking waterways that are effected. >> the wait is over. happening today, marin county's new and improved civic center in san rafael officially opening. the $6 million project that adds bike lanes, landscaping, and a round about traffic circle to get there, also a new link to the smart train station. >> all right, and that civic center just right where our camera is now, over here in san rafael. we just showed you this, but i wanted to show you again as a reference point. let's show you the map we're talking about, on the north side, san rafael, a smooth drive across the golden gate bridge. an easy drive for most of the bay. a slight build over here in the tri-valley. southbound 680, no surprises there. we did just get reports of a crash at 92 so there might be slowing at the interchange, but overall, things look gre

black smoke. chp issues a special traffic alert for 680 in both directions at lake herman rd.is being diverted in both direction take 80 instead chp issues a special traffic alert for 680 in both directions at lake herman rd. trafic is being diverted in both direction take 80 instead chp issues a special traffic alert for 680 in both directions at lake herman rd. trafic is being diverted in both direction take 80 instead we are following... businesses are being told to evacuate because of flaring at the valero refinery in richmond. right now a shelter is in place. the refinery is experiencing a power outage. this is new video just into the newsroom showing flaring at the valero refinery in benicia. police are telling people and businesses that are down wind from the refinery to evacuate and avoid the area. benicia police say that the power outage is what is causing the flaring and valero says there is no cause for concern. here is some more new video from a kron four viewer.... you can see the heavy smoke there. and take a look at this... ( mark ) good morning i'm mark danon.(

black cities. nobody ever says, don't go to spokane, washington. don't go to butte, montana. you don't want to go to salt lakeity. you're right, i don't, actually. actually, i don't, actually. the blackest in that town is the utah jazz. >> my name is w. kamau bell. as a comedian, i've made a living finding humor in the parts of america i don't understand. and now i'm challenging myself to dig deeper. i'm on a mission to reach out and experience all the cultures and beliefs that add color to thiscountry. this is the "united shades of america." >>> chicago, illinois, not only helps define america to americans but defines america to the rest of the world, which makes sense because chicago has been home to many of the most influential cult aural icons. people like oprah winfrey, michael jordan, kanye west, shonda rhimes. these two and even this cultural icon. hey. i spent my awkward teenage years on the south side. there's the restaurant that didn't hire me. and look at the two dorks with the cool guy in the middle. that's jason and rob. i'm the one in the middle. chicago isn't only famous, we're also infamous. l

lakes and rivers. you see the green muck there. it can vary in color from green to turquoise, black, sometimes even red. them, that's a sign, stay out of the water. toxins can be bad for kids and deadly for animals. >>> marin county's new and improved civic center in san rafael opens today. the $6 million project adds bike lanes. landscaping and a round-about traffic circle. there's also a link to the new smart train station. >> and that is not far from the north san pedro off ramp which is moving well for highway 101 through san rafael. good stuff for the north bay, and most of the bay just starting to see the slowing. a build for the south bay. san mateo bridge, i showed you that, and hayward has build as well. on the same latitude over here, the dublin interchange, this continues to be a problem. the crash, southbound 680, involving a motorcycle, still has the motorcycle in the middle of the roadway. i'm the tow truck they need is right there at the dublin interchange. southbound, you have to go down one more exit to stone ridge and hopefully quickly clear that. minor injuries, but we're seeing the b

black cities. many don't say you don't go to spokane, washington. don't go to butte, montana. you don't want to go to salt lake city, you're right, i don't, actually. actually, i don't, actually. the blackest in that town is the utah jazz. >> my name is w. bell as a comedian, i've made a living finding humn the parts of america i don't understand and now i'm challenging myself to dig deep er. i'm on a mission to add to the colors and believes that add color to the country. this is the united shades of america. >>> it helps america find the rest of the world which makes sense because chicago is home to many of america's most influential cultural icons, people like oprah winfrey, michael jordan, kanye west. i spent my awkward south side park. look, there is that restaurant that didn't here me. they didn't think i was worth $2 an hour and look at the two dorks with the cool guy in the middle. that's jason and rob. i'm the one in the middle. chicago isn't ashamed of this history. you can literally go on a bus tour of al's greatest hits. that's where he sent his goons to murder people on valentine's day. 70 years a

is those are heavily black cities. [ laughter ] nobody ever says you don't want to go to spokane, washington. you don't want to go to butte, montana. you don't want to go to salt lake city. you're right, i don't actually. i don't actually. [ laughter ] salt lake city, the utah jazz. my name is w. kamau bell. as a comedian i've made a living finding humor in the parts of america i don't understand. and now i'm challenging myself to dig deeper. i'm on a mission to reach out and experience all the cultures and beliefs that add color to this crazy country. this is the united shades of america. chicago, illinois, not only helps define america to americans, but helps define america to the rest of the world. which makes sense because chicago has been home to many of america's most influential cultural icons. people like oprah winfrey, michael jordan, kanye west, shon da rhymes. these two and even this cultural icon. hey. that's right, i spent my awkward teenage years in the south side neighborhood of hyde park. look, there's that restaurant that didn't hire me. they didn't think i was worth 2 bucks an hour. look at these two dorks with that cool guy in the middle. that's

lake seminary. after ordination, mr. speaker, father clements continued his role as a trail blazer when -- trailblazer when in june, 1969, he became the first black priest of holy angels catholic urch which we in the first district of illinois are proud to claim. from that position, mr. speaker, father clements has had a tremendous impact on lives all across the city of chicago and all across our great nation. e such incident that is of tremendous significance to me that ally are his actions he undertook after the aftermath of the assassination of my dear friend and the deputy chairman of the illinois chapter of the black panther party. n december 4, 1969, fred hampton was assassinated. december 4, 1969, in the dark day in the history of the civil rights movement and in the justice for social ere in our great nation. that, mr. speaker, is a day that fred hampton was -- as i said before, was assassinated y members of the cook county state police force who worked in conjunction with the chicago the department and with federal bureau of investigation. mr. speaker, it is only by the grace of god that i escaped that same fate. knowing that i was being