. >> reporter: shaun cartwright with urge says too often they have problems that make the matters worse. >> when you are diabetic you can't necessarily control your body temperature. that mikes you much more likely to fall out and go into a diabetic coma. >> reporter: san jose has opened several cooling centers but cartwright says they often have restrictions which make it challenging for the unhoused to use. >> they can't take all the belongings or pets and they can't take like a shopping cart. what we need are true cooling centers for unhoused people that allow them to bring what they need to bring with them so they can bring down their body temperature and have a place that they can lay down. >> reporter: until then, cartwright and her team are doing their best to cool people down. one water bottle at a time. the team also handed out water to the homeless in downtown san jose. marion favro, today in the bay. >> as temperatures continue to hit triple digits, a warning or reminder you likely know never to leave children or pets waiting inside the car. meteorologist carrie hall shows us

bob cartwright, ceo with simcoe restaurants. thanks for joining us. >>> in our nations capital, the independence day parade brought out thousands of people in washington, d.c. even the hot weather did not stop the fun. military troops and marching bands made their way down constitution avenue along with parade balloons and floats. kids and families of all ages enjoyed the musical performances. this morning from the white house president biden made remarks to teachers as they prepare for the upcoming school year. >> our job is to make sure you have what you need, to do what you do best! that is why through the american rescue plan we delivered critical support for schools including funding for after school programs, summer programs, hiring more teachers, counselors, school psychologists. >> the president is set to host active-duty military personnel and other events leading up to the annual fireworks display. >>> vice president kamala harris spending her july 4th in southern california. the vp and her husband visited with first r

samuel cartwright the first thing i wanted to include was what was the problem? and so i focused on calling it racial bias in medicine. the bias in the device isn't the device itself, b but how it waws manufactured. so many of these devices are tested on populations that have lighter skin, not darker skin. and then i talked about the significance of that because if a patient comes in with covid, with shortness of breath, that pulse oximeter may not catch that and it may send them home earlier. pulse oximeters measure how much oxygen saturation that video ended up going viral and a lot of the comments were from doctors and nurses and students saying, i've never heard about this. so somebody gets a really bad rap. right? but i think there are opportunities to bring that education to people and allow them to be able to understand more about their own health. i think that's really why i do the work i do right now. we continue the conversation about pulse oximeters on our website. i talked to valencia joyner koomson an associate professor of electrical and computer en

businesses have certainly been anticipating the extended holiday weekend, and joining us live now is bob cartwright simcoe restaurants which has six restaurants, bars and cafes along pier 39. thanks for joining us. we have seen big crowds going back to last week. what has it been for your restaurants? i haven't seen crowds like this in a long time. >> it has been really good. fourth of july is typically the busiest weekend and/or day of the year, so it is looking to be the same as in the past. there are lots of peopople out. the weather has been beautiful all weekend long. today is cooler than saturday and sunday but the crowds are out and they are ready to see a great fireworks show and we are ready for them. >> you mentioned it is a four-day holiday weekend with fourth of july falling on a tuesday. a lot more people were extending their vacations. how much of a business difference can that make for businesses who have an extra day or two with these crowds? >> it falls on a perfect day for us. the tuesday fourth of july holiday works out well. like you said, it gives two extra days on a monday and

the tondo is being shown at cartwright hall art gallery in bradford for two months.ached a6.5 degrees today. the blues are where it's cooler than normal, the reds are where it is hotter than normal. if we follow the next few days, the heat is getting pushed into the south—east of europe. tomorrow, a significant drop in temperature across southern parts of italy. the heat lasts longer in greece, but even here, ten bridges will be lower and it won't be as windy either, which is good news. —— temperatures will be lower. these were the storm clouds we had across northern parts of europe, where it is still quite wet. in the uk, our weather continues to pile in from the atlantic, which is not good news at this time of year. a dramatic picture in north yorkshire. we had quite a few showers today, but they are turning fewer and with clearer skies, it's going to turn chile in some places —— it is going to turn chile and in some places. in between, it will not be quite as cold because there will be some rain and showers left over by tomorrow across england now in southern scot

sean cartwright has packed her car with water propel and food along with food for our four-legged friendsod, dog food. saturday morning she and other volunteers will be passing these items at homeless camps across san jose. and a lot of these areas, particularly the south side, it's very hard to find shade. so the ground is like packed earth and there's no shade and it's just really easy to. >> the overcome by the heat heart right is with urge on house response group and says it's important for the on the house to take precautions, especially diabetics. if you're diabetic, you won't be able to register the heat. >> it's a lot easier during the heat because once you get so hot, you don't realize that you're overheating leading up to the weekend heat wave. we've heard a similar warning from doctors to people with underlying conditions, the danger that he can bring really the very young elderly people with. >> other help. >> problem. but chad, in just the parkville, your chronic obstructive pulmonary, to be give you an idea how hot it is going to be this weekend. >> the national weather serv

forgiveness for example that impacted a lot of people and i think biden and ministration wanted to get cartwrightng to work we certain that in a serious way and there's also the optics of the presidency come to have some of the is over than some of our grandparents nest to say that there are some legalization would be very confident and able to do that job which is clearly, he's not speaking to god people not fully with it. lawrence: when you look at the republican primary, are there any other candidates besides trump, that are breaking through with voters and even an appetite when it comes to the young voters for any of these other candidates that are in the race to have my think certainly somebody who is younger and fresh and has interesting dynamic ideas and i do not love that he would like to disenfranchise the gnc young voters exactly that is unwise my view you know i also think that there is a huge appetite for third-party independent somebody who may be across party unity ticket and i think it gen z came up in the very person divided age and somebody who could actually be resorted and heal

oh, now the federal government owns jim crow on rail cartwright and people said, well, we can surely the federal government is not going to continue doing what the southern states doing and the federal government persisted. so the notion that the way to achieve the result is to put the federal government in charge was not an automatic winner for calvin coolidge. he thought it was important that serve society whether they were running a corporation or whether they were running a government. and it a moral duty of being a citizen but he did not think that ought automatically if you put this responsibility in in the hands of the government that now the problem is solved. thank you. thank you very much. oh, sorry. my name is mike jacobson. i think you're all of your comments have made me reflect on how central race has been to politics for, you know, ever basically since the country's founding and i'm curious dr. nash. you talked a little bit about oneness. and i think a lot of you commented on how to create unity, how to think about solving problems rather than issues. and i'm wondering

sandal cartwright in the 1800s it hypothesized tancredo mental illness called trip to mania.t was the belief that slavery -- they chose to escape. he listed a number of ways to help people escape this mental illness. host: are you an educator? caller: i'm a self-proclaimed educator. i tell the truth and i talked to the youth as often as i possibly can. i think i have read the same books most of these historians have read. i do consider myself -- i'm in law enforcement but i teach every chance i get. host: all right. vallejo, california. john, good morning. caller: how are you doing? i am calling and listening to the show and whatnot. my opinions or observation is that history is being made every single day, right? the show is about the history -- the history being taught in florida. history, you can take what you want from history and misconstrue it to fit your agenda or whatever. when you talk about slavery people cannot talk about slavery and exclude indentured servitude, because indentured servitude was a part of that as well. up until the emancipation proclamation. then,

sean cartwright has packed her car with water propel and food along with food for our four-legged friendsmeless camps across san jose. and a lot of these areas, particularly the south side, it's very hard to find shade. so the ground is like packed earth and there's no shade and it's just really easy to. >> the overcome by the heat heart right is with urge on house response group and says it's important for the on the house to take precautions, especially diabetics. if you're diabetic, you won't be able to register the heat. >> it's a lot easier during the heat because once you get so hot, you don't realize that you're overheating leading up to the weekend heat wave. we've heard a similar warning from doctors to people with underlying conditions, the danger that he can bring really the very young infants and the elderly people with. >> other help. >> problem. but chad, in just the parkville year chronic obstructive pulmonary, to give you an idea how hot it is going to be this weekend. >> the national weather service says there is 2% chance that san jose could reach 100 degrees sunday. you

cartwright and ms. evanson will be. these appointments are well deserved and confirmation is well overdue. so i urge my colleagues to join me in voting for these highly qualified nominees, and i was pleased to see that both of them received bipartisan support in the judiciary committee. i hope to see that continue here on the senate floor. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: a senator: i ask the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. cantwell: mr. president, i come to the floor, i'm pretty sure i'm joining my colleague from washington who probably spoke on the same subject, but i come to the floor to support the nominations of two very exceptional nominees to serve as u.s. district court for the -- judges for district court western district of washington. kymberly evanson born and raised in our state grew up in grays harbor before attending tacoma high school in tacoma and she at

now on nominations, today we'll confirm two more district judges, tiffany cartwright to serve? the western district of washington, and myong j. joun to serve? the district of massachusetts. we'll also move forward on two executive nominations, david you will man and kalpana kotagal. ms. kotagal is exceptionally well qualified to serve on the eeoc and if confirmed would shift the balance of the commission. so it is going to be a busy day on the floor with several votes on nominees. i thank my colleagues for their cooperation, yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the republican whip. mr. thune: madam president, is the senate in a quorum call? the presiding officer: yes, it is. mr. thune: i would ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. thune: madam president, summer has arrived, which means congress is turning its attention to appropriations bills for the coming year. my hope is that this year congress will consider all 1