, the expansion of the boycott movement, lack of investment and boycott of israel, economic adjustment the zionist mahmoud nawa ja'a, the coordinator of the committee. national boycott of israel in palestine say that until 2018 , the damage caused by the boycott movement to the economy of the zionist regime was more than 58 billion dollars annually . gaza strip 2021 after 14 years of calculating the largest prison on earth, the gaza strip with a length of 40 kilometers and a width of 10 kilometers has accommodated nearly 2 million people, which is still one of the most densely populated geographically by the zionist court. it was ordered that the residents of sheikh jarrah neighborhood in east jerusalem vacate their houses and hand them over to the new zionist arrivals. at the same time, three of them attacked the al-aqsa mosque while the palestinians were fasting for a day and worshiping in the sharif mosque. in front of the zionists, it does not fit with the rocket rains the settlers from ghazal, they call up their 7 thousand military reserve forces , the rocket and drone attacks of

the amir of the nuclear boycotters asked all the elites of the world to add the boycott of science toael's bucket list. haifa is on the shores of the mediterranean coast. it is the zionist university of technology. in aerospace technology and engineering sciences, a number of nobel prize winners are among the professors of this university , which guides the zionist research projects . the military weapons that landed on mr. palestine the project of the university has been in january 2016, with professors and researchers of italian universities , they boycotted hehannian and a number of israeli academic institutions, and they will no longer have academic exchanges with this university. the boycott movement became active. a number of palestinian students and elites are about to launch a scientific boycott at their invitation. scientific associations and students from countries such as england, australia, italy, and the irish teachers' union are the scientific boycotters . the expansion of the boycott movement is the lack of investment and boycott israel is an economic threat to the zion

boycott should attach punishments.l-fledged republicans agree to impose heavy punishments on democratic representatives. disagreements. nuclear chief. sanctioners asked all world elites to add science boycott to israel's bucket list. haifa institute of atomic technology in 2016. haifa is on the shores of the mediterranean coast. it is the zionist university of technology. even in aerospace technology and engineering sciences, a number of nobel prize winners are among the professors of this university, which guides the zionist research projects. the military weapons that landed on mr. palestine project in january 2016, 168 professors and researchers of italian universities boycotted tehran and a number of israeli academic institutions and announced that they would no longer have academic exchanges with this university. a number of palestinian students and elites have launched a scientific boycott at their invitation, scientific associations and students from countries such as england, australia, italy, and the irish tea

the number of american companies that join the israel boycott movement is not small. jewish settlements in the west bank due to the aggression and occupation of palestinian lands. rented armories outside the white house, looking for a level way to attach penalties to companies supporting the boycott movement. full-fledged republicans agree to impose heavy penalties on this company . differences between democratic representatives. the core of sanctioners from all the elites of the persian world should add science sanctioners to israel's bucket list, the institute of atomic technology until 2016 is the israel institute of technology named tehion, a university located in haifa on the shores of the mediterranean, the zionist university of technology. it is known that in aerospace technology and engineering sciences, a number of nobel prize winners are among the professors of this university , which leads the research projects of the zionists. the italian universities boycotted the hellenists and a number of israeli academic institutions and announced that they will no lon

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the increase in supporters of the boycott of israeli goods in england. the conservative ruling party of this country has introduced the prevention of the boycott of israeli goods as one of its main policies. during the apartheid regime of south africa, it was the only country that took action to preserve the apartheid flag of south africa. he was the head of the british government at the time, in a historical mistake, and the british government has now put itself in the wrong direction of history with this bill, by leaving jeremy corbyn, a well-known supporter of the palestinian people, and the former leader of the british labor party, now both major parties in this country are against it. the embargo on israeli goods has been smoothed out for more support for the zionist regime in the british government and parliament . mojtabi ghasemzadeh of the london sed and sima news agency. factors have caused the british government to think of applying these restrictions . i would like to say hello and politely to you, dear viewers of the program, that this epidem

dan: we will be sure to bring you this reverse boycott tomorrow on abc 7 news at 11:00. as for the a's game against the tampa bay rays tonight, abc 7 sports director larry beil has that coming up for you a little later. now to tomorrow's federal court appearance for former president trump. police in miami are increasing security in the area as mr. trump has been encouraging supporters to protest outside the courtroom. the city is preparing for anywhere from five to 50,000 demonstrators. ama: tomorrow the former president will answer for his 37 felony charges for the mishandling of classified documents. >> an unprecedented arraignment expected to unfold in miami federal court tuesday. former president trump to be arrested and arraigned on 37 counts alleging he willfully retained highly sensitive documents on the u.s. nuclear program, military, and u.s. vulnerabilities to attack. trump calling on his supporters to protest. security prep underway outside the courthouse. the city's mayor saying this. >> we wanted to ensure the public we are ready. >> on the campaign trail, t

000:00:00;00] maryam elmi of israel was activated for the first time in april 2004 as part of the boycott movement , a number of palestinian students and elites started the scientific boycott at the invitation of scientific associations and students of countries such as england, australia, italy, and the irish teachers union. the expansion of the balk movement, lack of investment and boycott of israel is an economic threat to the zionists . mahmoud nawajah, the coordinator of the national committee of israel in palestine, says that until 2018, the damage caused by the boycott movement to the economy of the zionist regime will exceed annually. it was from 58 billion dollars, the zionists did, based on which people who are suspected of supporting the boycott movement were sentenced to 7 years and pay several hundreds of thousands of sugar . gaza, with a length of forty kilometers and a width of 10 kilometers, nearly 2 million people, is still one of the most densely populated areas in the world . the zionist court ordered the residents of sheikh jarrah neighborhood in jerusalem to vacate th

fans have been calling for this reverse boycott for weeks. they want billionaire owner john fisher to sell the team. they handed out free t-shirts that say "sell." they want to send a message that local fans will commit to a team if the owner commits to oakland. >> it might change the minds of people at major league baseball. it might change the minds of anybody who's thinking about oakland as a home for some team in the future. >> they're taking away something that belongs, you know, to the bay area, to us, you know. they've already -- the warriors already left. the raiders left. the a's is all we have left. >> i want to make sure that i can bring my kid to an a's game the same way my dad did. >> it's turning out to be a sad story here. despite all the passion in oakland, this reverse boycott might not mean much. earlier today, lawmakers in nevada cleared a major hurdle to lure the athletics. the team is asking the state of nevada to sign off on $380 million in public money to help build that ballpark on the las vegas strip. the nevada state

. >>> then a's fans planning a reverse boycott at the coliseum. the message they're trying to send by flooding the ballpark with fans. will it work? >>> plus, the fda asking covid vaccine makers to switch up their formulas for the fall. how it factors into our long-term fight against the virus. >>> and later on, orcas putting on a stunning show. this is in monterey bay. the story behind this rare sight. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm terry mcsweeney. we want to start by getting you caught up with some of the headlines we are watching tonight. of course, the big one, former president trump set to be indicted in miami tomorrow. he is facing 37 new felony counts stemming from classified documents found at his residence in florida. the former president landed at the miami airport today ahead of the hearing. you can see him on the tarmac there and being escorted away. mr. trump is accused of illegally taking classified national security documents when he left the white house and conspireing to hide them from investigators. l

fans packed the seats for the so-called reverse boycott game. as far as looking at the crowd and the turnout of feeling the energy and chanting. >> prouder of my haze fan stu cleary came up with the reverse boycott idea to show everyone oakland can support a team could do that every night. if we had owner that gave a rather about an inch, it would happen all the time. >> people love the so many families are i talked to last night. second and 3rd generation a and the attendance tells the tale. >> a previous tuesday night games brought out less than 5,000 fans. the reverse boycott game brought out nearly 28,000 fans that the fans really showed up and show love to us. so that's amazing. jorge leon, with the fan group, the oakland 68 took the reverse boycott one step further, raising money to fill the stands with the shirts. encouraging team owner john fisher to sell the team to someone who will keep the a's in oakland. he hopes major league baseball was paying attention. you can have theirs on a day in and day out basis. if you have an ownership th

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they called it a reverse boycott. bay area news' stephanie reporting. >> reporter: fans are louder than ever. >> stay in oakland! >> reporter: the team faced the tampa bay rays and a reverse boycott. >> i hope he decides to sell or the league puts pressure on him. >> stay in oakland, sell the team. >> it's been so hurtful the way things have gone down the past five years. >> reporter: the fans have been calling for the reverse boycott for weeks, following criticism they had abandoned the team. >> tune into what is happening in oakland. >> also boycotting, oakland mayor sheng thao. >> they want a more diverse fan base in the mlb, look at oakland? today really represents the spirit of oakland. we're going to fight for our oakland a's. >> reporter: meanwhile in nevada, the legislative battle to make the move official. the fans are following nevada and hoping for a strikeout. >> our legislature casts three different legislations, too, and where are we with the oakland a's? they haven't built a stadium yet. >> i was hoping

fans packed the seats for the so-called reverse boycott game.far as looking at the crowd and the turnout of feeling the energy and chanting. >> goodman prouder of my shell always haze fan. stu cleary came up with the reverse boycott idea to show everyone oakland can support a team could do that every night. if we had owner that gave a rather about an inch, it would happen all the time. >> people love the so many families are i talked to last night. second and 3rd generation a's fans and the attendance tells the tale. >> a previous tuesday night games brought out less than 5,000 fans. >> the reverse boycott game brought out nearly 28,000 fans that the fans really showed up and show love to us. so that's amazing. jorge leon, with the fan group, the oakland 68 took the reverse boycott one step further, raising money to fill the stands with the shirts. encouraging team owner john fisher to sell the team to someone who will keep the a's in oakland. he hopes major league baseball was paying attention. you can have theirs on a day in and day out basis.

dan: we will be sure to bring you this reverse boycott tomorrow on abc 7 news at 11:00.s for the a's game against the tampa bay rays tonight, abc 7 sports director larry beil has that coming up for you a little later. now to tomorrow's federal court appearance for former president trump. police in miami are increasing security in the area as mr. trump has been encouraging supporters to protest outside the courtroom. the city is preparing for anywhere from five to 50,000 demonstrators. ama: tomorrow the former president will answer for his 37 felony charges for the mishandling of classified documents. >> an unprecedented arraignment expected to unfold in miami federal court tuesday. former president trump to be arrested and arraigned on 37 counts alleging he willfully retained highly sensitive documents on the u.s. nuclear program, military, and u.s. vulnerabilities to attack. trump calling on his supporters to protest. security prep underway outside the courthouse. the city's mayor saying this. >> we wanted to ensure the public we are ready. >> on the campaign trail, tru

the boycott of israeli goods will be recognized as a crime in england at the same time as the global protests against the killing and destruction of palestinian homes and the development of settlements zionist government britain is trying to ban and criminalize any boycott of israeli goods in the uk from the implementation of the british government, while using the old trick of fighting anti-semitism, it is trying to prevent local governments and city councils from passing laws to boycott israeli goods in this country. that on quds day this year, freedom fighters and justice seekers held one of the largest demonstrations against the zionist regime in western countries in london, the birthplace of the military, and called for the intensification of pressure on the zionist regime, with the presence of a number of former members of the british parliament, who were accused of supporting the rights of palestinians from the political arena of this country has been abandoned with the approval of the city council and the municipalities of leicester, lancaster, swansea, and the purchase of an

ispoke boycotts from conservative consumers.a member from the university of pittsburgh and she explained what companies can consider when it comes to their support. the considerations that brands often go for it through often start with their purpose, they identify causes that seem to align well with their purpose, and also causes that play well with the target audience, and often brands like to be seen as supportive of causes that their customers care about, so that is one big primary consideration in choosing to support efforts, whether it is lgbt cue rights, gender equity, and so on and so forth. bud liuht and so on and so forth. bud light recently _ and so on and so forth. bud light recently came - and so on and so forth. bud light recently came out with its quarterly results saying they had plummeted, and this is around the same time that it partnered with a trans— influencer, but was that campaign, was that a success? bud light is an interesting case study. 0n the one hand they seem to want to appeal to a particular target

should i boycott the supporters? now why are they doing this ? it is in conflict with his political views including the people's mojahedin organization or pikar and some other political groups , they spoke against the constitution, and i started the so-called propaganda against the constitution , people like masoud rajabi from the people's mojahedin organization , who was also the head of this group , had openly said that he did not accept the constitution and he doesn't agree and ordered to boycott the elections, the elections and the referendum on the constitution, where today , as far as i know, two types of reactions have been observed by newspapers that are mainly related to zionist crimes, like most newspapers in germany. in the report they use tabriz newspapers, which are upset with the iranian revolution, if i ever find an example, the search will solve it, so we don't expect them to make a wrong judgment about the iranian revolution, especially yesterday, when several organizations announced that people in they don't participate in the e

the unions say they will continue the boycott until the l continue the boycott until the universitiesroved offer on pay and working conditions. in a statement, durham university told us that we didn't sympathise with students already impacted by the pandemic, how now endure further impacted by the pandemic, how now endure �* see er impacted by the pandemic, how now endure �* see you very soon. impacted by the pandemic, how now endure further anxiety and uncertainty. we are reassuring students at any remaining work will be marked as swiftly is possible and we will provide marks and

why should i go a long time a's fan stu cleary realize that boycott was working against fans. interest. >> that's why he proposed to reverse boycott, which will have fans show up en masse to tuesday night's game against tampa bay. the goal to show major league baseball there is support for a team in oakland >> the fans know the owner is actually trying to win like the current owner and puts money and resources into the team and what the current owner we not only show up, we show up droves j a very passionate fan but that supported the a's does not extend to team owner john fisher. >> group the oakland 68 raise thousands so they can get out 7,000 of these so sure tuesday night's game. the hope is to convince fisher to sell the team group. the last dive bar will also be at the coliseum with pre-game tailgate activities, including featuring fisher and team president dave campbell, the 2 who are trying to move the team to las vegas. i remain top optimistic through the entire time because >> i know who are dealing with here. these guys are ham-fisted food. i leave. they are moving

while its been a lucrative move for some companies, others have seen their sales plummet after boycottssumers. earlier, i spoke with vanitha swaminathan from the university of pittsburgh, and she explained what sort of considerations companies give when promoting their support for the gay community. the condition regions that brands often go through is starting with their purpose. they identify the causes that seem to align well with their purpose and also causes that play well with their target audience and often brands like to be seen as supportive of causes that their customers care about. so, that's one big primary consideration in choosing to support efforts, whether it's lgbt q choosing to support efforts, whether it's lgbt 0 rights, gender equity, and so on and so forth. �* . , u, forth. bud light recently came out with its — forth. bud light recently came out with its quarterly - forth. bud light recently came out with its quarterly results i out with its quarterly results which plummeted, which is around the same time they partnered with a trans influencer, was that camping ——

casey: i am boycott tailgate. everyone has their t-shirts. a's fans raise money to crowd fund a giveaway. it is going nuts out here. everyone is fired up. everyone here has not given up hope. everyone here is trying to save the team and show oakland baseball can thrive. you might recognize him from hot dog sales at the coliseum. . he is also an an economist at uc berkeley. how to arrange so many shirts for the fans? >> it is unclear what you are supposed to do when the billionaire takes away your team but we are doing everything we possibly can. it means the world to everybody here. everybody here, this will be the last -- the game we were member for the rest of our lives. it will be allowed playoff game, it will be wild and every single inning when we come back from commercial, it will be back to "sell the team!" "sell the team!" casey: you can see it is absolutely fiery out here. i do hear the oakland mayor about to be in attendance, as well. everyone is fired up. what does this vibe feel like for you? is this a bittersweet day? >> you can

genius move for whoever came up with the idea of the reverse boycott game. i guess the team with the best record i all of baseball! the a's had confidence oozing out of the dugout! they trail the tampa ba rays 1-0 in the bottom of the seventh, and what a clutch two-out rbi double from brent rooker! peterson came down to score and the almost 20,000 erupted! next inning, carlos perez, karen is off the glove o ramon laureano, and he scored the go-ahead run. could they close it out? here is your answer. trevor may got jose to wave at strike three to end it. oakland, 2-1 winners. the winning streak is their longest since august 2021. the a's don't even have the most losses in the biggs anymore! they surpassed the royals, and i wil say this. if john fisher sold this club, his name would ever be chiseled next to the waterlo in the mount rushmore of bay area owners! >> this saga is not over! thank you, vern. >>> a's fans were not just rall in oakland tonight. one took th cause straight to the mlb commissioners' office in new york city and east bay congresswoman barb

the so-called reverse boycott is protesting the team relocation to las vegas.hat move is still very much up in the air, as nevada lawmakers debate public funding for a stadium on the strip. justin andrews is at the coliseum press this morning. it is a big day for the a's and it is good to see fans are showing up and want to keep 13. >> reporter: yeah, they really do. let's talk about the game last night because the a's are looking pretty good. it's been a while since they have been looking pretty good but last night they won the sixth game and tonight, fans plan on packing the coliseum in that reverse boycott, demanding that the a's the sign behind me says, stay rooted right here in oakland. but a packed coliseum, let that sink in for a moment. because it's been quite a while since we have seen that. faithful fans are hoping that we see just that on tonight as a way to show they are not going down without a fight. they are staging that reverse boycott at tonight's game against the tampa bay rays. wanting the a's owner to sell the team and stay here in oakland.

. >>> the reverse boycott is over for a's fans, but the harsh reality of the team leaving for las vegas remains. the latest from nevada as lawmakers discuss a deal to build the a's a new stadium. good wednesday. the news at 5:30 starts right now. i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. >>> it was the deadliest shooting ever recorded in san mateo county. a mass shooting on two farms that left seven people dead and one person critically injured. >> tonight we hear from that one, a survivor, the lone survivor of the half moon bay mass shooting. here's investigative reporter hilda gutierrez. >> reporter: he survived five gunshots but says his memory is scarred for life. it is a miracle he's still alive, and now he is opening up about the horrific day that shook the quiet seaside community and changed his life forever. he is young, soft-spoken, and reserved. now the sole 75 arer of a mass shooting that claimed seven, including his only brother. >> it has been a deadly day in san mateo county, breaking news this afternoon -- >> reporter: pedro grew up in a small town in oaxaca, southwestern mexi

as far as the boycotts go, i have an easy solution.ould have come to me first because all you've got to do is bring in aoc and have her boycott your company, and our sales, when she did that to us, she was eating her own, our sales went through the roof. but, seriously, and we made her honorary employee of the year for -- >> pete: employee of the month. >> for donating 4.5 million pounds of food working with the obamas, working with president trump and saying we were blessed. i used the word blessed and that pissed everybody off. but more importantly, this isn't about boycotts, as curt schilling said and god bless his son and semper fi. as curt said, you know we are in a war, what i'm saying is we are in a war of good versus evil. good versus wokeness, greed, pride, pride is a sin, indulgence is a sin. i've seen the video on the sisters of perpetual indulgence. it's horrific. it's a war against culture against the family against a child. we are exploiting, abusing our children. and there's no age limit. when you don't respect life in t

. >> today's boycott is to showcase that if we had a good ownership, we'd pack this house on a tuesday night like tonight. >> they're taking away something that belongs to the bay area, to us. the warriors already left, raiders left, a's is all we have left. >> i want to make sure that i can bring my kid to an a's game the same way my dad did. >> reporter: boycott organizers have a plan during the game. they are encouraging everyone to chant "sell the team and stay in oakland" at the top and bottom of innings. they plan to stand in silence for the first batter at the top of the first and fifth innings to honor the 55 years the a's have been in oakland and protest the possible move to vegas. the a's have not responded to our request for comment, but just a statement in the last hour, they will donate all ticket sales from tonight's game to the alameda county community food bank and the oakland public education fund. tonight's first pitch, 6:40. over 22,000 tickets have been sold, and they expect a lot more to be sold here at the gate. that's in comparison to less than 5,000 tickets of p

velena jones is at the coliseum tracking the reverse boycott. she'll join us with a live report coming up at 5:00. >>> first lady jill biden is visiting the bay area. she started her day with a workout at soul cycle. sergio quintana posted this video and that's her entourage outside the soul cycle in the castro. she's scheduled to speak for two fund-raisers for the 2024 presidential campaign. tonight she'll be the featured speaker at the event for the gun control advocates giffords law center. from there the first lady heads to southern california for more campaign events. meanwhile, president biden has plans to visit the bay area next week. >>> "making it in the bay." the latest numbers on housing prices and what else is keeping home buyers from making the big purchase. >>> using tech to speed up your next visit to the dmv. but it comes at a price. our business and tech reporter scott budman joins us to break down the pros and cons. >>> what if i told you tech could make your next trip to the dmv a little easier? you're in, right? so am i. but

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. >> but some of these boycotts charged by social media are baloney. they are tiny number of people but they are super charged by social media so you think it would be a massive boycott. jeffrey? >> these boycotts are backfiring, as well, and we have an article that's on fortune magazine today that takes a look at how these anti--- joggers, it's not working working for. then the targeting on every great all-american pillar, every pillar like, apple, coke, delta you better have your beverage company if you do know of these boycotts. nike, and by the, way what's the secret there? those companies were performing very well. no, the retailers are doing well. but everybody, microsoft, targeted apple, they're up 40 50%. meanwhile the anti war old colony her they doing? they're doing terribly. every one of them ramy swami,, he's got, every one of his funds is about the amount of money ceo makes a year $12 million under ceo compensation. he's got my pillow, they had to close other retail stores and they just lost 100 million dollars. you take a look at somethin

betty yu talked to some of the 27,000 fans in attendance at last night's reverse boycott. >> reporter: this was no ordinary tuesday night baseball game in oakland. tonight the coliseum erupted with one of a kind chants and cheers. they chanted fisher sucks referring to a's owner john fisher. >> reporter: and sell the team. fans wore t-shirts that read sell and carried signs. >> my message is, fisher, it's not us, it's you. stay in oakland. >> reporter: a record setting crowd this season filled the stands to show that the fans are passionate as ever about their team and the a's belong in oakland. george has been attending games since 1972. >> he doesn't care about oakland. he doesn't care about baseball. the only thing he cares about is his bottom line. >> reporter: we saw generations of fans from near and far who came to protest a move to las vegas and show their loyalty and pride. >> well, 55 years for the 55 years the a's have been in oakland. >> a testament to how many generations are a's fans. >> reporter: these two traveled from southern california for the reverse boycott. >> nos

if we can get to the why, then we can see the impact of a boycott maybe. to me there's a couple thins. not that the corporations are chalked full of true believers. there are true believers in corporations and not that every ceo believes in honoring the sisters of perpetual indull yens and it's esg -- indulgence and wall street effective arm of the policy and you want your stock to go up and big institution investors for your stock and that's esg criteria and every corporation runs by lawsuits and terrified of being drug into a courtroom. starbucks lost a $25 million lawsuit for firing someone because they're white. it can go both ways but, pete, it's the speaky wheel effect. will: ratted cal minorities have the -- radical minorities have the ability to bend people through their fear and fear is the most powerful human motivation. rachel: i think it was remarkable that as many protesters showed up, that was really an important symbol. these are largely hispanic by the way protesters and so deeply offensive to them. i think it's important that we understand

tens of thousands of fans packing the coliseum tonight in a reverse boycott of the oakland a's. the fans went silent at the top of the fifth to honor the team's 55 years in oakland and then started chanting sell the team. a's fans making their message clear at tonight's game. that's right. fans organized this reverse boycott to really show their dedication to the a's staying in oakland. this as the team still works to move to vegas is joe fonzi was at the ballpark today where the coliseum saw its biggest crowd so far this season . the party started in the parking lot behind center field well before first pitch. the biggest crowd of the season turned out on a tuesday night. the giveaway had something to do with it. free t shirts, but not provided by the a's. the one word message was clear directed toward owner john fisher. stop your las vegas romance and sell to an owner that will keep the team in oakland. we wanted to make a point that, hey, if you are committed to oakland and keeping a team here and committed to investing in your roster, we'll be here. and this is just the prod

this is definitely their right. and as british citizens we demand a boycott of israel. israelis must pay for violating international laws. international laws must be enforced against this regime. now it must be determined that we should not have the right to peaceful and democratic demonstrations. why should this right be taken away from us? another sign one of the reasons for our government's next chapter to be autocratic and to refrain from investing in occupied palestine is a plan that targets the authorities of the occupying regime . the supporters of the palestinians demand that economic sanctions be imposed against the zionist regime because of the crimes that this regime has committed against the palestinian people in the occupied territories. this campaign has become so famous that the europeans are trying to suppress its activities. the british government's efforts to counter the sanctions against the zionist regime are supported by representatives who support this regime, especially michael jackson. he is one of the ministers of the risonic cabinet. this repre

if you're going to be heading out to the a's game, not a reverse boycott but another game against the rays, temperatures right around 64 degrees. steadily coasting into the upper 50s. seasonably, appropriately cool evening for mid-june. we are going to see the fog developing, spreading out, but it is not going to be widespread and as dense as the past several mornings. what fog there is is going to dissipate quickly as we had to the first date tomorrow. temperatures will drop down to the low to mid 50s across the board. highs tomorrow will range from the low 60s along the coast and mid-to-upper 70s down the peninsula to around 80. right at 80 degrees in san jose. a lot of low 80s inland and the east bay the warmest spots even reaching the mid 80s. around the bay, upper 60s and low 70s. north bay with the coolest spot for inland temperatures. it mostly in the 70s until you go much farther inland where temperatures will reach into the 80s. you can see the up-and-down trend for temperatures in san francisco and oakland but it is not a full-fledged roller coaster by the water. temperature

they're trying to stage a reverse boycott.he fans want to show their support to keep the a's rooted in oakland kron 4 michael thomas has the latest. >> fans here in the bay area are doing everything that they can to show that they support the oakland a's. meanwhile, in nevada, lawmakers yesterday spent only a total of 3 minutes discussing the possibility of is getting a new stadium in las vegas. empty seats have been common at the a's game as fans boycott the team's owner john fisher and the decision to move the team to las vegas. but tonight fans are hoping to pack out the coliseum. >> for a reverse boycott, the show ownership that the team should stay in the east bay groups like the oakland, 68 have even raised money to pass out a total of 7,000 shirts that read sending a message to the team's owner. john fisher, all in hopes that he would sell the team to a new owner and keep the team in oakland when. >> the fans know the owner is actually trying to win like the current owner and puts money and resources into the team and w

that of course sparked a customer boycott. but what are the other factors at play here?rownstein is with us. is it really that simple, these things happen, there was a backlash, there was a big move on the right to try to get people to boycott the companies and all of a sudden they are floundering? >> there are other business trends at play here, but i think that it caught the c-suites by surprise, the right wing culture movement. i inclusion has always been good business. and for earnings calls you've heard the cfos and ceos talk about diversity, equity and inclusion and now they are quieter because they are seeing the instances where their brand has been pilloried for being inclusive, so they are trying to figure out how to tread the water. but inclusion is good, and they know that, but they are trying to figure out how do you navigate like target or bud light when you have so many people online are demanding that you boycott a product simply for being inclusive. >> what is interesting is the new target of some of these groups, chipotle staved off a boycott because the

tonight they are filling the coliseum in what they are calling a reverse boycott. many of them wearing shirts they are calling on the owners to sell the team. fact chopper 5 flying over the coliseum just minutes ago. a sea of green. the game gets going in a few minutes. fans have been tailgating since 3:30 this afternoon. betty yu has been talking to fans, and you're right there. they don't want them to go! betty, what is happening there? >> reporter: that's right, and they are fighting to keep their team here in oakland. you can meet some of the fans right now, and take a look. they are wearing shirts and holding signs, and it says why does mlb hate its fans? mlb owners vo no on relocation. these are some of the passionate fans we met this afternoon, and as mentioned, the goal is to fill the coliseum to send the message to the team's ownership and mlb. they want their team to stay. normally attendance on a tuesday night would be pretty poor. tonight that does not seem to be the case. now these shirts that say sell across the chest, it started, and it was all start

last night fans held a reverse boycott in oakland. bay area's bob redell joins us from our newsroom with their show of support now for the team. >> good morning. we've been speaking about this all morning long. over 27,000 fans showed up at the coliseum last night. that's the biggest crowd since 2018. this is after a fan group called for that reverse boycott to try to convince the a's front office to keep the team in oakland. but the a's staying here in the bay area could be a long shot when you consider what the tate of nevada is offering for the team to move the las vegas. this is a live look at the youtube channel for the nevada state assembly. they are expected to meet today to consider a bill that provides $380 million in taxpayer money to help build a new ballpark for the a's on the las vegas strip. now, yesterday a nevada senator approved the bill so it's on to the assembly. almost 28,000 fans attended last night's game against the tampa bay rays, three times the normal attendance for an a's game. by the way, the a's have the l

the montgomery bus boycott was not really about boycott the busses so much as it was about teaching black kids the importance of maintaining a standard even in the middle of adversity because what so powerful to me about the montgomery bus boycott is not simply that black people walked everywhere they went. we all know that. the world knows that. what's so remarkable to about the montgomery bus boycott, it is that even if you had to walk seven and eight miles, you still couldn't be late to school. one day. now, that's what i love. maybe that thing excites me. i really can't tell you how that excites. i really need you to know how that excites me. i need you to understand because what it tells you is black people were willing to move the standard of excellence. i don't care what cost you to walk ten miles, then get up at 3:00 and be at this schoolhouse at 745. young man. i don't care what you got to do that blesses my soul. that blesses my whole soul. because. because black excellence didn't shift. black excellence didn't move. but that was a lot of walking. now, you know that things got r

the university and college union have staged industrial action in a long—running row, including a boycottam papers. in durham, it's those students who began their courses at the height of the covid pandemic who have just sat final exams. they were expecting to discover their degree classification, but some now must wait. i'm in my finalyearand i've only had a third of my final year actually marked, which means the university is not able to tell me whether i actually have a degree at the end of it all my classification. they have just been able to tell me what i'm on track to get. the university and college union say will continue to boycott until the universities and employers' association make with a call an improved offer on pay and working conditions. in a statement, durham university told us that: "we deeply sympathise with our students already "impacted by the pandemic who now endure further "uncertainty and anxiety. "we are reassuring our students that any remaining work will be "marked as swiftly as possible and we will provide marks "and the final classifications as soon as they a

they are calling it a reverse boycott. their idea is to pack the coliseum to show that a's have always been rooted in oakland as the owner is eager to get to vegas. >> athletics fans that say seller hot off the press as we inch closer to her reverse boycott. >> someone who cares about us and the players. >> we will be handing out shirts and merchandise around the coliseum and we urge people to wear the shirts to let the management know that they need to keep this team in oakland. >> bobbleheads as far as the eye can see. along with signatures and memorabilia that would make any a's ventral. it is a different story when it comes to her opinion on ownership. the reason why she will not be going to reverse boycott. >> i will not give them a penny not even for parking. it's sad because i miss them. >> had dana wanted to go she would have dozens of not hundreds of items she could wear. this stuff for this stuff and she says she is holding strong to her beliefs. >> is down to the dollar, that's all they care about. i can't spend

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shawas far as the boycotts go , i have an easy solution. they should have come to mein first because all you got to doe is bring in aoc and haveyour a boycott. your company compa and our sale. when she did that to us, shelest was eating her own. our sales went through the roof. but but seriously, and we made her honorary employee of the year for boosting the thing, for donating four and a half million pounds t of food, working with the with the obamas, working with president trump and saying we were blessed. i us e the word blessed. and that everybody off.tantly,h but more importantlyis, this isn't about boycotts, as curt schilling said . and got d bless his son .er and semper fi, as kurt said ,wa you know, we are in a war.s we what i'm saying is we are inar o gowar of good versus evil, good versus welcomeness. greed, pride. pride is a sin.sin, indulgence is a sin.indulgen i've seen the video on the sisters of perpetual indulgence . fic. it's horrific. it's a war against w the counterculture, a war against a family, against a child. explo a

whether consumers are ready to consume responsibly er, among the people, we say another phrase to boycott these products. according to statistics, around 10% really try to consider the reputation of the company when consuming products, that is , it may seem that 10% is a super big number, but in fact it is a gigantic number if we say about the world war as well as what is currently happening in the scandinavian countries. they are beginning to feel everything and yesterday they were forced to issue a special separate statement where unfortunately , they did not say anything specific about russia but we repeated it again for all the good against this bad but nevertheless, this is evidence that the company is forced to respond to even such a small series of events as the country of scandinavia, where the company, the airline, the supermarkets little by little began to put pressure on mondelez with the demand to decide whether you work in russia or not and where is this where is the role of scientists here? you are an employee of an academic structure of this type. you work with data analysi

why are you looking for a boycott here? well, we are looking for the dodgers to reconsider their decision to honor this vile anti-catholic hate group. these sisters, they are not sisters at all, they dress in drag, mock jesus on the cross, turned the cross into a sex prop, they have had condemn masses and dress up in mock religious sisters. catholic religious women who devote their lives to the church and the dodgers have awarded the organization a community honorary award. beyond us why they can't find another organization to honor for their pride night and have chosen instead to shove this in the face of catholics and christians and decent americans across the country that don't want politics in baseball. >> john: the dodgers did seem to be sensitive to the criticisms they were going to honor the group, they withdrew the invitation but the l.a. pride organization said if you are not going to honor the sisters of perpetual indulgence, we are going to pull out on june 16th, caused the dodgers to say this, after much thought