. ♪♪♪ candice nguyen: thanks for joining us. i'm investigative reporter, candice nguyen.ationwide are under fire for a decade's old practice that has been compared to grave robbing. we're talking about universities holding on to native american remains and artifacts for science even though they have been legally required to return them back to tribes. we found one local university still possesses one of the biggest collections. [bell ringing] candice: uc berkeley, more than a century-year-old celebrated for its progressive values and fight for social justice; but for many indigenous tribes, including the chumash indians, a dark history. their history lies behind this iconic green gate. nakia: it is not okay to house human remains for scientific purposes, research purposes. candice: in an interview with propublica and nbc news, nakia zavalla with the santa ynez band of chumash indians talks about her tribe's decade-long fight with uc berkeley to reclaim their ancestors' remains. they won their battle in 2018, she says, but when they went to retrieve their ancestors. nakia:

candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> candice, thank you. >>> today marks 22 years since the day that the world changed forever. many are remembering the thousands of lives lost in the september 11th terrorist attack. >> a solemn ceremony was held this morning at ground zero in new york. the event started with a bell ringing and a moment of silence. bagpipers began to play as the american flag was carried through the crowd. vice president kamala harris and other political leaders were in attendance for today's event. >>> nearly 3,000 people died 22 years ago today, including 184 at the pentagon. this is new video from an event held this morning at the washington landmark. at the ceremony, each of the victims' names was read, a moment of silence observed, and secretary of defense lloyd austin honored their memory. an observance was also held in shanksville, pennsylvania, for united flight. it took off from newark airport 22 years ago today. the ceremony recognized the passengers on board who decided to fight back against the terrorist who is hijacked the plane. president biden will del

candice, we'll see you at 5:30.so much. >>> turning back to our microclimate weather alert and the smoky, hazy skies prompting that air quality advisory in the bay area, all that unhealthy air from wildfires burning north of us is also, of course, impacting the animals. oakland's zoo is shutting down. staff care for the zoo animals and make sure they stay comfortable. they will email refund information for visitors today. >>> how do we continue protecting ourselves and our loved ones? cinthia pimentel is back. cinthia, you spoke to a company that says creating a safe room can really help us, yes? >> it is called iq air. they monitor air globally along with the united nations and other big sustainability partners and the ceo tells me we have to create sanctuaries in our homes when the air is unhealthy. she tells me that filtration is really going to be important so choose a room, get an air purifier if you can. they're pricey, if you can't get one, that's all right. if you have an n-95 mask, that will help everybody.

candice, what do you think? are these promises - partner. candice, what do you l think?t a few developing nations away from china and over to president biden's side —— candace. fix, china and over to president biden's side -- candace. a lot of global— biden's side -- candace. a lot of global south _ biden's side -- candace. a lot of global south nations, - of global south nations, particularly in places like africa, _ particularly in places like africa, where i think you see an emerging contest between china, — an emerging contest between china, russia, the united states. _ china, russia, the united states, they are all kind of in wait—and—see mode and actually, many— wait—and—see mode and actually, many of— wait—and—see mode and actually, many of them are engaged in an extreme — many of them are engaged in an extreme conflict. we have seen in the _ extreme conflict. we have seen in the share and of course more recently— in the share and of course more recently gabon and burkina faso the outbreak of conflict there but we — the outbreak of conflict there but we see russia

candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. >>> we have a more on the group planning to build a city near fairthere was a survey going out to residents. the secret plan, not so secret anymore. the plan is to build a new city near travis air force base. as we reported, the survey went out last month. the goal was to hear how residents feel about the future in the county. many are worried about the direction solano county is heading. nearly 30% felt it was going in the wrong direction. affordability is a big issue. the survey found that 70% of people that kids in solano county won't be able to live in the same neighborhood where they grew up. >>> when you ride b.a.r.t., you will notice some changes. b.a.r.t. is starting, as of today, no rider will wait more than 20 minutes for a scheduled train. it's a change from the previous 30-minute wait. service on the yellow line will increase to every ten minutes. that's the busiest line. >>> jeff joins us now. as we head into tuesday, a lot of people coming in from out of town to check out the conference? san francisco, as well. >>> as we roll into the f

. >> candice nguyen reveals a major problem with our state's emergency texting system. solution from a bay area woman. >> i was born into a family of two deaf parents. they immigrated from asia looking for a better life. >> reporter: growing up in union city, gabriela wong lived between two words, the deaf and the hearing. >> it wasn't until i went to preschool, that the teacher was talking to me. and i was signing back. i had no idea what they were saying. >> reporter: american sign language was her first language, she can hear. in a society with so much sound -- she has had to be her parents' ears. especially in emergencies. >> the pain was making me literally pend over. >> he texted me to call 911 for him. >> i decided to drive myself to the emergency room. the doctor said if it ruptured, i could have died. >> reporter: eight years later, can william wong, a math professor, gets emotional thinking about that drive. >> the emotions. it's terrible. >> my dad pays the same amount into two government services. as his next door neighborer. but he doesn't have the vital ac

i'm candice nguyen. nbc bay area news. >>> the man accused of killing a sheriff's deputy in an ambush filled a judge today. 29-year-old kevin salazar was arraigned and entered a double plea of not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity. he was arrested on monday after shooting and killing 30-year-old deputy ryan clinkunbroomer. he drove up behind the car. he was found unconscious in his car. salazar's family says he has mental health issues including schizophrenia. >> it's been fast and it's been brutal and it is painful. if you've been to the gas station lately, you know what i'm talking about. a quick jump in the price of gas. scott budman shows us why it happened and how long it's likely to last. >> reporter: here we go again -- >> look at that amount. >> reporter: filling up for almost $150. >> $142.37. >> reporter: as the price of gas jumps hitting our wallets hard. >> i think it's ridiculous. our options are limited. >> reporter: and how did we get here? blame geo politics. >> first and foremo

thank you, candice. >>> up next, joe montana weighs in on the trey lance trade. why he says trey lance was not a good fit with the niners. >>> also, a high school student in palo alto -- there he is -- making history because of his knowledge of history. he joinss when we u at kaiser permanente, we care for all those who make your family, well, your family. that's why all of us work together to give them the care, and caring, that any family would. kaiser permanente. for all that is you. >>> welcome back to "nbc bay area news tonight." we are one week away from the start of the nfl season, and the 49ers already have drama. the niners faithful still buzzing about the trade of trey lance, former niners quarterback jimmy g, now with the raiders, weighing in, calling the situation here weird. even 49ers legend joe montana is talking about trey lance. our ian cull sat down with the 67-year-old hall of famer today on treasure island. montana also debuting his new whiskey. >> the 49ers gave up a lot for trey lance. do you think he ever got a fair shot with this organizat

. >> candice nguyen from our investigative unit is with us. you've been covering the 911 issues for months. how did you come across this problem? did the state reach out to us or discover it through a back channel? >> we discovered it through a back channel. while working on the other stories, i happened to meet this bay area woman who you just saw there. she was actually featured on forbes for a solution she is working on after she almost lost her father. her father is deaf. he had a medical emergency. almost passed away, and he did not call 911 because he didn't think he had access to 911 as a deaf man. so in her journey of trying to solve this problem for her dad, she found out that our text to 911 system doesn't work as well as our calling system. >> sure. >> i spoke with her, and that's what prompted our investigation. >> okay. the deaf community, this is a huge impact or possible challenge for. who else could this impact? >> not just the deaf community. think about domestic violence situation. >> that's what i said. it's easier for safet

four times the state standard. >> thank you, candice. i know you'll stay on this story. >>> are you ready for the next covid shot? the new booster shots for covid might be available as soon as this week. today the fda approved the pfizer and moderna boosters. the cdc is expected to do the same, approve it as soon as tomorrow. the new booster is formulated to target the xbb1.5 omicron subvariant. you probably don't know what that is. this is actually not the most common strain right now, but it's closely related to the ones that are. anyone 5 years or older is eligible to get this new booster shot. right now, both california and the bay area experiencing a covid surge. this is the statewide positivity rate. remember when we used to do these stats? this is the perntage of people who a testing positive for covid right now. 14% almost. it's one of the highest levels we've seen since the pandemic began. joining us now, one of our covid experts, dr. peter chin-hong from ucsf. dr. chin-hong, nice to see you. tell me, why get this booster? what

candice, tom, there for now.now, the british world cup alpine skiing squad. has launched a fundraising campaign to maintain their place on the world stage. >> it's offering donors and benefactors the chance to have their name appear on the back of their name appear on the back of the british world cup squad's race suits for the upcoming winter season. it's a first ever opportunity in alpine world cup skiing. apparently a difficult business. >> alpine world skiing as well. joining us now from switzerland is great britain, olympic skier dave ryding. good, very good morning to you, dave . morning to you, dave. >> good morning. good morning. this sounds as though actually it's a bid for survival. >> the fact that you want this fundraising campaign to maintain your place on the world stage . your place on the world stage. how are you feeling threatened of course we feel threatened. >> i think it's a bid for survival, but also the start of a new chapter. it gives us the opportunity to go down another avenue to create f

so again, it's just get it right. >> well, and as you said before, candice , the five big pledges, candicebeing met in the telegraph this morning, the home secretary refusing to talk with justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury about immigration, which seems he may not say anything. it may not be a conversation which produces anything, but it doesn't look good to say, no, we're not to talking you. >> i know. and so this article actually in the telegraph was very interesting about suella braverman, because i think the people briefed article people who briefed the article were quite critical of her and apparently welby wanting to have apparently welby wanting to have a with her about a meeting with her about everything she's saying and everything she's been saying and her him back. were her pushing him back. they were very surprised by it. they actually thought would take actually thought she would take the there are many actually thought she would take thnthe there are many actually thought she would take thnthe conservativeiere are many actually thought she would take thnthe conservativ

candice fraser, very much candice fraser, thanks very much indeed. see what the indeed.ponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast . well, today, very different day to yesterday . spells of day to yesterday. spells of heavy rain, especially across the northern half of the uk. best of any brightness really across the south. so as we start the day, we've got this area of rain across parts of wales and the midlands. this will gradually way gradually spread its way northwards through the northwards as we go through the course morning, turning course of the morning, turning quite then quite heavy at times. and then this rain then transfer this rain will then transfer into ireland and into northern ireland and scotland the afternoon. into northern ireland and s

and high hopes for the future is exactly what our next story shows. 10 years ago, a 1000 candice shillings that's about $6.00. could easily get me a month's shopping. now the same amount with barely get me enough shopping for 2 weeks. the cost of living has gone so high that young they will be and have decided the city is no longer going to break that. so then moving away from the city and closer to the food source, let's follow it is to money and find out where the v spline worked. on a cold morning and the outskirts of ne ruby laptops, not to the apartment but friends, melody 10 i got. and move to the share the 3 creative onto printouts take the time to catch up as we prepare breakfast. and of course, they record the experience for social media. just over a year ago, the 20 something year old chose to relocate outside the capital as a way to save money in dispute this week is kills. however, the country we simply doubled the tax and fuel increased health insurance and introduced to housing levy. these changes have through the house switch plans, of course, and now they're making some tou

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what do you that, candice? you make of that, candice? i mean, he's saying all the right things. i mean, but will this be implemented? i mean, technology mean, he talks about technology and fascinating is and what i find fascinating is because police aren't really because the police aren't really getting involved these low getting involved in these low level crimes, ordinary people are they'll level crimes, ordinary people are the they'll level crimes, ordinary people are the footage, 'hey'll level crimes, ordinary people are the footage, they'll take the cctv footage, they'll put and then put it on social media, and then everyone network and everyone will network and they'll problem they'll solve the problem themselves, is what themselves, which is what happened neighbourhood happened in my neighbourhood with were causing with some boys who were causing trouble. we managed track trouble. we managed to track down her down their mother, contacted her on said they're down their mother, contacted her on problems. they're down their mother, c

and according to the un, candice and other phone on levels accounted for right? 14 percent of human and used climate emissions. but there is big money to be made in the meat and dairy business, and no effective measures are in place to cook. the industry. projections are the need to production with increased by 50 percent by 2050 so it's growing. most meat is ethan enough fluid countries, the typical european age, twice the global average. while in the us, the rate is even higher. this campaign to say is having disastrous consequences. or if we've done reduce consumption and production of needs, and very we can say good bye to 1.5. but the very clear the front line of the battle to contain methane emissions is in the amazon rainforest, the, these pictures were taken from private whatsapp groups shed by land grub, visiting they indigenous territory, the forest vast areas, and establish capital phones at times. indigenous inhabitants, who by little own this land of even being killed, defending that property. no government has ever prioritized, protecting indigenous

we have investigative reporter candice nguyen joining us. you've been digging into this. it's outrageous that they're using a pen and paper, and now you're telling us they actually spent money and didn't install this thing? why? >> that grand jury report found that oakland did not invest into the staff and resources needed to actually install the technology that they purchased in 2018, jess. so five years it has been sitting there. city leaders now say they're accelerating this process, but we're going to stay on top of it, because at this point current and former officials have been promising this upgrade and have not gotten it done. >> so you spoke to the city leaders. what are they saying? >> they had a press conference just last week, the city administrator there. i want to show everyone what happened when i took the opportunity to ask him how is the city handling these outdated upgrades? >> if the recent grand jury report is correct, that new 911 software was purchased by the city back in 2018. is that acceptable and all the public funds that were spent? >> i can't s

. >> reporter: an idea inn spiertd through a conversation with his mom candice. >> what ended up happeningags that didn't last so we had to go out and buy a book bag for him and he said what about all the other kids who may not have book bags that last them all year. i said what are you going to do about it >> reporter: a question opening up an opportunity to start a backpack drive. >> i typed up a flier, posted the flier to facebook, shared it with some friends and money started rolling in people started messaging me, how can i help how can i donate >> reporter: over the summer gregory bought over 200 backpacks. >> we also had donation of school supplies as well. >> reporter: handed them out during back to school nice on august 23 st. >> i was to happy. >> reporter: bringing a smile to gregory's face and his peers as well. >> a lot of people in the community were like thank you because i couldn't find any more glue sticks or i didn't buy enough glue sticks or thanks for the book bag. >> reporter: gregory plans to continue this give away for years to come saving $290 of his birthday money

the do pest sprayed violence in terra to all to candice. can you thousands of people in many cases, the families of the children, joseph courtney, had adapted the whereabouts of the data who is once it's for crimes against humanity and will crimes remains on to coordinate is accused of crimes including mass killings, torture and forcing children to become soldiers in 2021. the u. s. government announced a $5000000.00 reward for information leading to the arrest of joseph courtney. now as this particular investigation unfold, uganda the, the, the central african republic, south savannah, the rest of the world watches with anticipation, hoping for a resolution that will bring justice in closer to the victims. the does that cost alive to uganda lawyer an investigative journalist doctor day with my son to the events of sir, thank you so much for joining us here on see now. so what are your thoughts on this serious allegations against the, for my international criminal court, official of a surprising the very much i, i am not on the investigativ

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candice are more criminals. they will not escape justice with the international responses being fairly new to this be no comment from the press freedom organizations, human rights groups, all the western packers of ukraine. the western media roles has also been uh silence. uh, we have to remember, of course the ukraine has the movement for its website, which is uh, based, well, hosted in langley, virginia or the home with the c. i a so people that it things a traitors or anybody's of you probably know this is a featured, a range of people the act to steven. so you go 8 on last because i paid on it on even the poll, people are all included on this list. have been killed back in 2014 the attorney and finally told goodness on the right arrow kelly was killed. he was shot dead by the crating on. false is his crime. when he was deemed to be working with russian set protests a so cause it's uh, easy to dismiss this, but the threat is very real. ukraine has targeted russian goodness in the past. most notably, perhaps a

candice time it was about the bundle tax payers money into the military industrial complex. and this is what we're seeing again in ukraine. i don't know on the, on the same note here. i mean, it seems to me now in retrospect that this was i planned forever war just as carl is explained to us here. i mean, the griffith ended in afghanistan, 20 years pretty good. gripped but the grips up. are you ukraine? now you're getting into the big number a category, okay? and we, we know that from a, a briefing that was given a few days ago to congress is that there's no timeline here. and in the amount of money that is the needed will be end. let's hear this is a shirley and, and a forever war with washington doesn't want to end and end up the added advantages. lindsey graham says, you know, no americans are dying, but a lot of the ukrainians are en route. go ahead. oh yes, visa, um i do agree with you, but 1st of all i have to start with some make you know, very clear on not paying attention to media negative and paying attention to a bigger picture which is a both of it stopped from t

>> candice wynn has been digging into government agencies that are supposed to monitor our 911 centerscomings. >> reporter: this is something where both public safety and public many are at stalk. on your phone bill you pay a 30 cent 911 surcharge. it doesn't seem like much but with every california phone user paying 30 cents per line every month it all adds up to nearly $200 million last year alone. we found as this money continues to balloon, the agency in charge of managing it is falling behind. 911 calls going to busy signals. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: others just ringing and ringing. >> translator: i called the police so they could help me but they didn't answer. >> ringing, ringing, nobody answer. >> reporter: frustration with out of control crime, one man rammed his tow truck into an suv to save a woman from an armed robbery. >> no one should have to live in fear in america. >> reporter: california's standard is to answer emergency calls within 15 seconds in order to receive state 911 funding but oakland's average answering time is nearly a minute long, the second worst in t

not based on fundamental earns, i think multiple expansion like vapor candice pare quickly when when of earnings, going to likely see whatever you are talking in terms of slowdown, upset underneath haeldz come out in earnings numbers hearing from management you also, commercial real estate you say in trouble as long rates reset next few months yields on 10-year right now close to 5% again. >> ways going on in commercial real estate that we have about a trillion half dollars commercial mortgages inequities year and had a rolling over eye-popping from 4s to 10s, 11's on properties make sense even at 60% occupation a low rate but with interest rates now high, if you still have occupation problem i think going to persist for awhile you have a lot of folks, like in great housing crisis people handing keedz back to the bank for condo oggs, we are going to see people handing keys to skyscrapers back to banks because they won't be able to get financing, the occupancy rates aren't there. mark: to pig back off comments about to having refinance aprays always hour double whammy very difficult f

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. >> candice electricians, rangers, maintenance workers and emergency crews are expected to pick it over the negotiations that they say threaten the recruitment and maintenance of quality staff. the crews served nearly 200,000 customers perform more than 150,000 yearly tests. former area the pick. it is 11, 30 this morning in court in the daraa. >> time now 705. and happening today. don't be surprised if you come across. maybe a roadblock or some police controlling traffic because president biden is coming to the bay area. he's going to be staying for 2 days to go to several campaign events and pwill tran is following the visit at moffett field in mountain good morning. well. >> he'll arrive here several hours from now, james and he is a frequent visitor to the bay area. this is his 3rd visit and about 6 months, 6 months ago he visited storm damage and then he came back 3 months ago. let me show you video of that particular visit. he was in downtown san francisco for most of it the u.s. talking to experts from silicon valley about artificial intelligence. he's going to mix in a little bu

but because it candice courage others from giving he says it's nothing to be afraid of and enjoys the experience spending an hour catching up on the favorite shows while in the chair. >> i know it's helping somebody. and i know that whenever they need it, they cannot go out and solicit it. it's got to be there. it's got to be -- on the shelf. >> reporter: in fact, they have a goal of storing up to four days of blood on its shelves. but it's already seen that supply go well below that level this summer. >> the need is constant you know. as fast as people are donating, it's going out to hospitals. there's always somebody in need of broad. >> reporter: so many donations over so many years has truly added up for the blood bank. dennis has likely helped to save thousands of lives. and had an impact on many more family and friends grateful to see their loved ones survive. >> i have been very blessed in life. and i need to give back. this is one way to do it. >> reporter: so they say that around 50% of the total population is actually eligible to give blood. but of that group that is eligibl

other american celebrities is you've got diane sawyer , candice got diane sawyer, candice bergen. who is a high roller living the glitterati lifestyle that frankly, is doing more to damage the environment than somebody who just drives into a ulez zone every day. no, i disagree, patrick. >> i think that people really voices like are needed to send that message across. it doesn't make it wrong about climate crisis just because she's had one holiday. just because you mentioned these other names, it doesn't them hypocrites. doesn't make them hypocrites. and to be going and also, you seem to be going down this line that, oh, they're these socialists. down this line that, oh, they're these little socialists. down this line that, oh, they're these little people, sts. down this line that, oh, they're these little people, what to do. >> she was actually pictured drinking champagne, which is quite well, so lots quite funny. yeah well, so lots of can drink champagne. of people can drink champagne. >> actually, can be >> actually, they can be drinking. and still be drinking. prosecco and stil

american journalist candice un drew attention to all this.ttention to their own problems, usually an american. can't afford to pay bills for gas and groceries in stores, crime and illegal immigration are on the rise. all this is happening here and now. the issuance of preferential loans to farmers should resume by the end of september under the state agricultural development program. today, in the spotlight of state duma deputies , the head of the relevant ministry, dmitry patrushev, made a report. according to him , this year, 130 million tons are expected to be taken grain, with regard to exports, our country has supplied $31 billion worth of agricultural products since the beginning of the year; one of the most important topics is providing our farmers with fuels and lubricants . on our part, we are taking the necessary measures to prevent disruptions during seasonal field work. we also established daily monitoring and compiled an oil register. baz. where do farmers buy fuel from, where we can, we help in manual mode, we constantly work on

abandon its support for ukraine and restore relations with russia, this was the statement made by candicebates in order to distract voters from unresolved american problems. i said from the very beginning, we don’t need ukraine and still i thought that was the worst thing that could be done in relations with putin. and what is happening now is to push him further into the arms of the east . putin must be an ally of the west and have been escalating this artificial cold war for too long. we don't live in the sixties. putin is not trying to recreate the soviet union; we are promoting nato to foreign borders. although they promised not to attack, not an inch to the east, the speaker of the american parliament. he criticized zelensky, who came to the united states to ask for help. kevin mccarthy said that he was not ready to promise anything. let kyiv will report first. what billions of dollars from the american budget were spent on, as the publication reports, more and more republicans are speaking out against further support for ukraine, and this is precisely what zelensky is likely to hear