i have hit new york corresponding caleb open now with the details. many things with caleb. the canadian lawyer and legal commentator, david fray, hate say north american media shouldn't be lecturing others about. and the biased coverage of the freedom convoy if, if that's the argument that be russian interference comes from r t or russian media covering the protest. it's a laughable premise, but let's even operate on that premise that's interference. you know, what else is interference? government subsidized canadian media, not covering the protests or when they do cover the protests to cover it with slanderous demonstrable lives. cbc can, the broadcasting corporation got to canada, they are, they operate on federal funding to the tune of $1200000000.00 a year? does anyone think that they're going to bite the hand that literally subsidizes them? no. so the cdc, in its early days of coverage falsely and also maliciously depicted that protests as racist massage. and you know, they conveniently had that camera men, right. where they had that one flag of the swastika, and that

moore pin now caleb, good to see. so what else has come out of this friday's meeting? well, the meeting was essentially because of the anniversary of the denies indication operation of the various u. s. a line countries including ukraine, were given a platform at the un security council to give speeches condemning russia, accusing russia atrocities, et cetera. however, russia had the opportunity as a permanent member of the security council to come forward and talk about the truth of the matter. and we heard russian ambassador and have them zia, very thoroughly reviewed in the selective nature of the us approach when it comes to things like human rights and concerns about supposed aggression, et cetera. on a benzo, a pretty thoroughly debach. the claims being repeated by us leaders and their allies and the security council here, some of what he said. when attorney says look, so when collisions to show you susan, the coupon of the us and it's nato allies have appropriated the right to interfere in any international iss

now from our neo correspondence, caleb more pin. caleb. good to see. so what else can you tell us about the russian position on the vote? solve the other countries at the un general assembly? well, there were a number of countries that voted against the resolution and another number of countries even larger, who made the decision to abstain and not vote for this resolution, condemning russia and calling for russia to immediately withdraw its forces. now the representative of india, when she spoke before the general assembly, she made a point of explaining why it was the india had chosen to abstain and some of the very serious concerns countries have about this resolution. to diaz, the general assembly mocks a year of the ukrainian conflict. it is important that we ask ourselves a few personal questions. all we any benya a possible solution, acceptable to both sites? can any process that does not involve either of the 2 sites ever lead to a credible and meaningful solution? has the un system and particularly its principal organ, the un security council

now caleb, good to see you. so what else do we know about the incidents sofa? well, this is the conclusion of quite a story. this weather balloon from china 1st passed over the aleutian islands. then it was spotted over billings montana near the canadian border. it passed through south carolina and into the atlantic ocean. and that is where it, matt, it's dramatic and, and was shot down quite a dramatic a few days. us media had audiences just hyped up about the danger of a chinese below. people are looking back at this incident and wondering if this is similar to the hysteria in the united states after the soviet union was launched the 1st spacecraft. sputnik people are comparing this to other hysterical incidents in the state. us mainstream media has been playing out the idea that this balloon is a big threat to the american people. however, everyone who looked into it has said, 1st of all this, this drone was absolutely no threat to the safety of americans. it did not have weapons on it, it was not some kind of drone or military devices with media logic. mete

i a mother to caleb and tyler as well as three teenage daughters. our family has been through a lot. i lost my two sons. caleb was age 20 and tyler was 18 on july 20 that the 2020. it was absolutely perfect storm. there were, , there was also a 17-year-old girl, sophia harris, who died along with them. the drug dealer, lorenzo, was spared by narcan, and he ended up giving eight to 15 years for killing three people. because the law enforcement, this was a breakthrough case. my former law partner, her husband is a sheriffs deputy. he's a detective and the next town over. he tells me he's got a stack, every day there's a stack of dead people, and there is no leads. but in our case there was a lead so the drug dealer was there and he was another addict, and so because he survived, they had leads to who he got it from and actually could try to start tracing it back. the law enforcement made it clear to me that this fentanyl came from mexico. they came from our southern border. i didn't know what fentanyl was. i didn't know what narcan was. i had heard of

and he's palestine, ohio, caleb, anything for that update that thought he, caleb, moving on the u. k. claims it has evidence to implicate a wrong in supplying weapons to the rebels in water and yemen. the wrong has repeatedly denied such allegations which london has been making for years. this is the 1st time we've been able to present evidence to the un that indicates a direct link between the iranian state and the supply of these weapons. in cases it found the evidence on the recognizance drone that with the during a naval re delhi this month, according to london data recovered from the cloth suggest it was tested by the iranian military before being shipped to yelman's rebels along with miss our parts back in 2014, the united nations prohibited sending weapons to the hu fees on the top of the m, and the government, sparking a civil war. however, london itself has been openly arming the saudi lead coalition has been bombing the rebel held cities in yemen for years. according to a recent report from u. k, charity oxfam, the coalition that strikes have killed at least 870 nice and

let's cross lived rti correspondent caleb mob. been for more details. caleb, it's good to see you. now. those were some interesting comments from president joe biden. what were the main points of his overall address? surely you just heard him there saying that the united states is standing for peace . but the facts are, the united states is piling new weapons into kio, prolonging this conflict, increasing the number of gaps. now there are tanks headed to the battlefield in ukraine, and this is doing anything but creating peace. now what's also important to note is that a large number of the american people are increasingly not with jo. by on this issue is point, we've got more than half of republicans saying that they basically field united states is doing too much around ukraine. now that was only 18 percent back in april, but now it's more than a half. furthermore, we've got 63 percent of republicans according to one poll coming forward and saying that they are opposed to providing more funding for ukraine. and 32 percent only 32 percent of republicans want more funding for ukrai

now caleb, good to see this evening. what do we know so far about what happened? well, it appears that the balloon from china, the weather below, and that u. s. media is referring to as a spy balloon is no more. it has been shot down, crossed into the united states from the aleutian islands and then over billings, montana. and apparently it crossed through south carolina and once it was in the ocean, at that point, are they determined that down will not, or any civilians. you know, there's no one who's going to get caught from the threads of the balloon and appears it was shot down that appears to be your situation. so there's a long story is coming to a conclusion. however, the whole thing is just really an example of how bizarre american media can act. now, this boy is reported by beijing of in a weather balloon ball. and you know, media illogical research tracking the whether there was nothing according to us officials that this balloon could do that a satellite couldn't do right. that the chinese have satellites that they can monitor activities around the worl

in full force this time it is not gamestop and hurtz and amc on the shopping list joining me now is calebilver what shift are you seeing? >> maybe the bulls are running too early. when you look at the aai survey, the bullish since the last november when you look at our survey, 41% are ready to buy the dip not fully ready to go all in, but looking for opportunities. when you look at the survey, cash levels are dropping you see a little bit more of people ready to jump in. look at the options market, contessa one of the biggest days ever for call options last week betting stocks are going higher in a short period of time. we saw the zero dte options. days to even options the bets the stocks will rise in a given day. a lot of people ready to go just as the markets are turned. >> are there specific stocks that are top searches? >> the biggest ones. apple and tesla are popular. amazon is popular as well. you are seeing a lot of investors piling in stocks that did hoarrible zillow and twilio. three month highs in the past three months as investors jumping back in. a lot of options activity ther

r t is caleb martin, has a story. investigative journalist who goes by clam das time has shaken up social media once again. this time reminding people about the leaked phone call that took place between them, vice president joe biden with them president of ukraine. poor shank back in 2016, the american vp was on the phone with cora shank, discussing aspects of ukraine financial system. biden have some very specific demands regarding certain banks. i'm in or where do you think about any right here or your last that's apparently sounds a bit like a threat. this the way you would expect the sovereign leaders of 2 independent countries to speak with one another. why is it that joe biden would speak this way to a foreign head of state? and what is biden getting at when he says sophisticated enough to know the details? so many questions, and so few answers, anyway. portion so replied that he was simply waiting for the auditors report from ernst and young to come out. and once that happened, he would assemble the head of the national bank of ukraine, government officials, and the minister of fin

c. caleb martin artsy, new york, or russ me. as in eurasia centers, executive vice president says ukraine lost its sovereignty back in 2014. with the u . s. dictating its policies. well, ukraine is the, is known to be one of the most corrupt countries in the world. the most corrupt in europe. also we had, the ukraine is, is been for decades and has been a target of the us to to contain russia. and, and it's goes even before 2014 that goes there. even before them. we've got to remember to is the at the time vice president biden was the he basically was appointed governor, i guess you could call a map or the viceroy or the basically was responsible for you. and, and let's say that ukraine has not really been a sovereign country since since and, but my don qu, that occurred in 2014 so, so it's, yeah, i biden was the point, ma'am. perhaps, perhaps he had his hands in other things going on there. perhaps the president obama wanted to keep a distance. the prime minister of, or quino foss visited molly on thursday to discuss cooperatio

hi caleb, you're not exactly a usual voice. heard the security council today take us through that. sure. well, at the opening of the meeting, we did hear from roger waters and his eloquent words were praised by a number of members of the security council who spoke afterwards. however, the u. s. representative, he didn't really seem to have much use for roger waters comments. here's what the u . s. representative said in his remarks. we unequivocally reject the victim blaming notion that ukraine self defense is the obstacle to ending this war. the security assistance including weapons that the united states and more than 50 other countries are providing and will continue to provide is for ukraine, self defense. this distinction cannot be more important. now, shina echoed what was said by roger waters that pouring more weapons into ukraine is simply not proven to bring the conflict to a closer resolution. and there wasn't going to be a military solution to the conflict that it was necessary for there to be a negotiation between the major countries involved. there needed to be a de es

chloe is six and caleb is four and and lately caleb has obsessed with karate. yeah. so i come the aisle of the chamber. so there are two. you get sworn in twice. once on the floor of the senate. and actually nobody standing there with but some other senators, because we're the only ones who can be on the floor other than stare and. then there's really a ceremonial swearing in the old senate chamber vice there. your family can be there. my children and i come the aisle. this is a high an incredible moment. and i say, hello, madam vice president. and she's so sweet, kind. and she leans over and she hi to chloe and she says, hey to caleb and caleb tries to karate kick vice president up. his c-span. i've seen a. thank god the secret service their peace and then attack a four year old. she was so kind and it's really quite a moment. so i don't that my son was all that impressed. he didn't know he'll. understand it better. bye bye. bye. well, we want to thank for being with us today for this conversation for our book notes. we want to thank c-span for being us today and br

the mood of their representative as caleb martin explains. the arrest of 2 people, including the leader of a neo nazi group who were allegedly planning to blow up the power grid. and baltimore has shaken up. 1 the american public, the f b, i says that informants prevented the plot that would have left maryland residence without electricity from being carried out. your cues were not just talking but taking steps to fulfill their threats and further their extremist goals. russell provided instructions and location information. he described attacking the power transformers as the greatest thing somebody can do. in her own words, daniel said she was determined to do this. she added, it would lay this city to waste. their actions threatened the electricity and heat of our homes, hospitals, and businesses. the i've used them is racially or ethically motivated, extremis. now there are some important details about the ideology that those detained pro fast that are being glossed over by us mainstream media. namely that the ideological leader of this n

hi caleb. yet plenty of claims and accusations being traded at the session . take us through it. sure. before we heard from the members of the 15 member body, that leads the united nations, the security council there were briefings we heard from rosemary, decarlo un under secretary, we heard from jeffrey sachs of columbia university, the well respected economists. we also heard from ray mcgovern, the cia analyst out, who's become an advocate, pisa, they all gave remarks, and jeffrey sachs, in particular, emphasized the need for an investigation to be conducted by the you an, an for information about what is found in these countries that are doing their own investigations to be made transparent and available to the public. how serious the destruction of the nordstrom pipeline was. this is jeffrey sachs. countries need to have full confidence that their infrastructure will not be destroyed by 3rd parties . some european countries have briefly express concern over the safety of their offshore infrastructure for all of the reasons the investigation by the un security council of the n

focus would end up paying off the crowd goes nuts here is caleb would score goal.e celebrates in south. tonight's game was just the beginning of a weekend full of memorable events for sharks fans celebrating the iconic career of marlow finally denied a thrilling win in high school soccer playoff game that came down to penalty kicks. that's nina six year old bows of oakland tech eight round of penalty kicks. she finally makes the goal to end the game and just go through running into celebrate with her teammates. oakland tech beat lts hayward in the game tonight. it was held at fremont high, so they clinch a cf oakland section titled good luck to all of the teams, though they're in the playoffs. it's really cool to see high school sports so much joy from those players. i remember that jacket. no doubt there. thanks so much for joining us. our news is b k e! isn't today senior ditch day? today's ditch day? no way you are ditching ditch day. it's, like, the best week of senior year...day. unlike this house, the library will be completely quiet so i can focus on my room

can a thanks very much for taking us through, thus ortiz caleb, my pin. ah, the us environmental protection agency has been trying to reassure a locals living close to a major freight train derailment. 2 weeks ago. vast amounts of toxic chemicals were spilled or burnt off. the e p a chief said the local water still fed to drink and the air are safe to breathe . although acknowledged, not all people living nearby were convinced. we know that there is a lack of trust, which is why the se, in the federal government have place to be very transparent. as soon as we get information, we post that information on the scale of the disaster unperceived lack of coverage and even acknowledgement from officials in washington as sparks outraged locally and online. some critics also suggested the white i should be focusing more. busy on its domestic problems down its foreign policy goals, maybe as a train derailed and exploded in ukraine. they'd give a damn train derailment in ohio while another $10000000000.00 goes to military contractors for ukraine, money laundering.

my friend caleb silver. the editor in chief of investopedia. caleb, thank you for being.let's start with the good. this is august, you and i have known each other for a lot of years, how many times have you seen a five? >> i had to look at that five times to make sure that it was correct. it was correct. it big surge in job, but revision is higher for the last couple of months. job trending getting better and better, even though we thought it might get worse. and the unemployment rate, you mentioned, 1969, age of aquarius, a lot of people looking for work, maybe they were worried about a slowdown coming. a lot of people trying to get back in the job market as of last month. that's a good sign, which is increasing up 4.4%, falling a little bit on the decline. they have been strong. you know how hard it is to get wage growth in this country. they have not kept up with inflation, but it helped out a lot. >> come with me let's take a look at the. bad interest rates going up by less, the increments are not as great as they have been, but this is still the eight interest rate i

taken off the map with, with a, a, [000:00:00;00] a ah, [000:00:00;00] with a 12 year old girl is caleb by ukrainian shelling and russia's bell garad region says key ebs forces also launch a barrage of rockets up the city of done yet killing one and entering 11 more people according to local officials. also it was only only one logical suspect.

>> caleb hemmer, another ghoul had no answer. god bless matt walsh. he joins us now. thanks.ying to -- you expose these people as truly filthy people. >> yeah, i think -- they exposed themselves is what i think most of all. the interesting thing, too, i'm sitting there in the hearing. i was giving my view on this bill, i'm if favor of the bill to ban the mutilation of children. i'm giving my view as a tax payer, not an author of the bill. their failed and embarrassing attempts to discredit me were humiliating to them. if you can prove i'm a terrible guy, that makes it okay to mutilate children? they don't want to talk about that because they know they can't defend their position. this is a position that the defendant are constantly in on many issues, particularly this one, where their position is something that is so unspeakably evil that they can't speak it. so you can defeat them in an argument by trying to get them to state their premise. they can't even state their premise. caleb hemmer does believe that 16-year-olds can consent to having body parts removed but he can't s

at the fortress, do you know the remains of the pain for 500 people names and more to the house of calebead feather in honor of pr give not to open the memorial itself xviii vera since 1971 was plowed 823 people was olya at home, 201a. senia pahawana 1.038 people. i am at home 277 names. brest fortress hero of zu-sim i don't remember, yong is more alive and developing museum of defense museum of war territory of the world museum of the fifth ford exposition defense at skhodny hart chronicle of the brest fortress army club on seventy hectares. an area of ​​dozens of objects are trying new museums expositions are opening new names. this is a joint work of people of different generations with people of different spheres of money with a reservation. ask. we ask our neighbor to contact the military registration and enlistment office with excellent missions not realizable memory collimation prosto and close. we poke round ablioteros in the afternoon with a pirogue and a twenty-second person with requests. yes, the favoritism is to stop people taking out photographs, and bags of air. the memori

they include caleb smith that was shot by hayward police in 2019. augustine gonzales was shot 14 times by hayward police. they say they thought he had a knife at the time and actually ended up in a small razor. mac wood fox was shot after an attempted traffic stop in 2008. and her buckskin was shot by police during a traffic stop in 2007. the last case involves the net martin who died in jail in 2021. the d.a.'s office may not be able to file certain charges in some cases because of the applicable statute of limitations. it will depend on whether or not the office finds misconduct after all. >>> oil companies were bringing in record profits. marathon petroleum made a profit of $.75 per gallon off of drivers last year. that is two and higher than the average. the spike in prices resulted in $63 billion in profit over a three-month period. >>> a push to fight climate change. lawmakers just introduced three bills. two focus on transparency when it comes to greenhouse gas emissions. the third would stop the state from investing certain retirement funds

caleb does an excellent job maintaining our tractors and equipment. in a wrister county, it's extremely common for farmers to do most of their own repair work. by design, in order to increase our financial farm viability, we long ago consciously made the strategic decision to only own equipment that we ourselves are able to repair. therefore, we have avoided purchasing modern electronically sophisticated farm tractors and equipment, which contain computer chips. for example, on our farm, we rely upon older equipment, going back to the 1970s. equipment that we have repaired and rebuilt ourselves. we would never choose to place ourselves into a vulnerable position of being at the mercy of malfunctioning electronic sensors. then being forced involuntarily into limp mode and becoming locked out of our own equipment. having to wait until a mechanic from the dealership came out on their time schedule to get us going again. what a problem is comment is as minor as water condensation of a diesel tank can cause the sudden limp mode activation, say during peak

more interesting said that, well yeah, she thinks that he may get them in the i'm caleb fanny diet to get a said with him. and he stood fiona, shouldn't do it kept a chance to get him under marble? a did he can hang on. i'm actually back. hey, i have a new set of each. the senate audio owning that shot barrel shot to hager photo. hey, doubly that it was a guide yesterday to take. i hate to say, could they just faulty home? sick towards the she calmly. they for thought sooner. yes. that, oh flap. they po, kylie, i saw them in the saudi knotty. okay, support. they said added that in the 2nd thought the queen. okay, not to pay yet. i've been older, more company enough to say when you get that and quit and thought of a misty to tell us this will keep police is dan, with with in britain came alive in 1948 after the war. the war was a great unifying experience, and with the sense that we had won the war together, the decade before the world decades of poverty, unemployment. and the situation for health care was delivered private. he wanted a doctor, you paid for it and the way that people l

guy was caught on camera in paducah, kentucky, caleb farley was bound. and determined to get his workout in as he headed out to his car. but he didn't expect his work out to be ice skating or rather ice slipping. i guess it's kind of like a treadmill. he's running in place. you could even call this ice falling. yeah it's impressive. he didn't fall in his face, though. it's like impressive scooby doo when they try to get out of there, but their legs like go in there, yeah. alright sure, sure, next to another reason why you should okay. never fall asleep on the subway here in new york city, and so this guy was caught on camera. you know, in a deep sleep as a rat, a rat climbed onto his foot. his left arm across his stomach to the right arm. but no, the rat. mr rat is not done. my god, the rap pay with the m t. a this is an adult size bratty climbs up the nuzzle. the guy the guy on the neck just as he wakes up, and it takes him a moment to realize what is going on here. other day , new york why is he so relaxed when he wakes up? he's just like brushes it of

. >> and that ball of muscle that we call caleb simms is unstoppable. >> i make a great play, i can'tscribe it. >> it's so hard to bring him down because he's so solid. >> when i'm making that play, i don't even know what's going on, i'm just letting my body do what it do, letting god lead me in the right direction. >> barksdale, he's loose! barksdale gets past, he's going to score! >> i've been playing since i was little. i've always wanted to go somewhere like college or to the league. it's always been a big goal of mine. >> reporter: from just a handful of high schools here have come over two dozen nfl players. eight from rock hill high, seven from northwestern, seven from south point. the odds of going pro are incredibly low. about 7% of high school football players go on to play in college. and then only 1.5% college players make it to the nfl.bu t rock hill from trying. >> i can't live without football. football is me. that's my main personality. that's where everybody know me from, football. >> he was covered on that play by durant who they call "fat jay." at starting as a nint

base in a heavy mass bill in katy got up, but i'll go to see what he will back to restore. scuff caleb's grandmother to force him up again. want to put it in a little could they do the bit cheap and show you show very confident that the fuel and power is extremely corruptive. and because of unfortunately, even young activists are not immune to this corruption, a different school. but i did stand up at key, i would put it oh wow. i can do that. he will do a quick and easy neck with a no net fuck because he will look at me on a main stream quickly made yoke valley. i'm who are sick on the mall law. never he will get sent. they will say, so go and get tv with home with me or in so that you've all done for a half. so been gassy. if someone is going to get a sense of that way, like you haven't really been to dramatically a get and yeah, yeah. when you get a let me just open up the rental minister. yeah. me put accept dealer pretty to them . they don't image. yes. a casualty, you're running high, can come. can you writing it over? well, the more is still to 40, the $69.00. is it? but others wi

review these cases going back to 2007 andrew mopping buckskin mac, jodi woodfox augustine gonzalez, caleb smith. joshua, gloria panetta, martin and cody this also comes after tyre. nichols died 3 days after memphis police officers beat him during a traffic stop on january 7th and now 5 former memphis officers who are involved are facing murder charges. joining us now to weigh in on all of this and what it means for police officers in alameda county and the da's office is our legal analysts. michael cardoza, lot to take in here. but let's start with what's going on in alameda county with carry a what do you think of reopening all of these cases? well, like you said, she made political promises. she's fulfilling her promises. she said she would go after cases where and her opinion. >> police officers did the wrong thing and taking someone's life. so alameda county voter said that's what we want you to do. and that's in fact what she's doing. that scares me, though. but go ahead. but does it scare you first scores mean number one? because da's office says when i was a d a weren't political n

they go back 2, 2007, andrew mopping buckskin mack, jodi woodfox, augustine gonzalez, caleb smith. joshua, gloria, the are in. and cody chavez. >> i'm very confident given the platform she ran on and in which the speed at which she's looking to write many pass new, a new perspective, a fresh set of eyes to, frankly, just an unbiased investigation into the gonzalez case will render justice for the family. >> alameda county senior assistant district attorney says reopening these cases does not guarantee charges will be filed, but it will give their office time to review and to leave, quote, no stone unturned in the newsroom. camila barco kron. 4 news. >> also, these bay antioch police say they arrested a man who they say possessed 2 guns in his vehicle. it all started with a routine traffic stop last thursday. police say they're trying to pull over the vehicle on sycamore drive, but the driver didn't stop. officers pursued the car into oakley and made the arrest of a gas station on main street. here are the guns. and officers say they found inside the car. police say there were 2 pas

the one thing, the republicans are saying it is ok from goes r and marjorie caleb green -- marjorie taylore and it is ok for them to do violence against -- to be a trump supporter knowing that donald trump is the one that caused the insurrection to try to overturn a democracy that belongs to the people of this country. this is petty revenge on the part of the republican party. they need to stop. they need to get to the business of governing this country and getting this country back on track. host: janice, california. you support the resolution. caller: i must certainly do. i have a couple of points to make. the person who called earlier and spoke about how the democratic party is so evil that she could really not give you a true example, trust me, i can lay it down. they have been nothing, they have been running amok for the last 12 -- four years. [indiscernible] they play the card at every single turn. they change things and go in at the last minute and made all kind of distinctions to benefits that benefit them. but i want to get back to omar. as an african-american woman she does not r

and you were really out of luck in trying to figure out what with caleb all to see a fuzz local dog. better mortgage, you ought to be no good. casually caught him off key, shred more that 31 doors or do new was our friend my my son, i got one for the mobile care shot record junk. the product was on our nose on, i lost i should, it was thought in the film in the film as in all of my you knew that good didn't admit that k need add more or more than him wash me so. so who felt like a cobbler didn't walk? beauty bought each other, that i marie claymore, kazama cuz she's a shower on me that she's got passed on monday. the more you bye bye. oh my gosh. how it raised my on to a lot moment a was it on a person all the time? okay. about a good job. put on me and mana with do bullshit to punish us all company. the ho come via the over here. come here. had he flips too much, have you been die also? don't get them negative doors that still me. oh no you belinda said as you should get him silly for me. subdued his head bos food. ma'am marcia is pretty good on for me. her mother, he sobs fit mer w

caleb smith involving hayward police in 2021, joshua, gloria, involving fremont police in 2021. >> mack, jodi woodfox involving the oakland police in 2008 andrew mopping bucks and come police in 2007 cases of mario gonzalez who died in custody involving the alameda police department in 2021 and another martin who died by suicide at santa rita jail in 2021 will also be reopened. both of those cases were examined by multiple outside agencies and the officers and deputies exonerated. but noone says more still needs to be done. >> and i do think that this is. a step in the right direction, like i said, but there's just so much more to do to transform policing and car storm systems because those perpetuate like violence in creek apartments, onr communities, and, you know, our families are suffering because of it. and i loved ones are losing their lives in children, in their fathers, their mothers, people losing their sons. you know, it's just. it has to stop theresa kron. 4 news. >> beautiful if that this to happen to hear is just >> since mother speaking there, a final goodbye for tyre nich

andrew mop and buckskin, and austin gonzalez and caleb smith, and cody chavez in pleasanton. >>> right now, hundreds of people in half moon bay are walking in a candlelight procession to honor the seven farmworkers who died in last week's mass shooting. it is part of a memorial service started about three hours ago at the boys and girls club center on kelly avenue. kelsey sword is there with more on tonight's event to help the community grieve and come to terms with exactly what happened. kelsey? >> reporter: hey, juliette. the candlelight procession actually ended here in half moon bay, that is where hundreds of people are currently inside for a private dinner. now, as you said, this was the ending point for what was a service, and hours long service that started out at the boys and girls club just a few blocks from here. it was during that service that multiple religious leaders, as well as county and local officials spoke to the audience. this was, of course, another memorial service for the seven victims who were shot and killed during the shooting last week. this really was an emo

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