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their work at glide their mission. >> whenever i went there it was cecil and jen. when there was interaction it was the two of them. she loves him so much. >> tributes to janice poured in from city leaders including state senator scott weiner who said jan was one of the most exceptional human beings i have ever met combining love and strength like no one else. from mayor london breed -- >> she had a way of making you feel like you are important to her, especially because she genuinely cared about what was going on in your life. she cared about including people. she cared about feeding people. she cared about supporting people and lifting them up with her words of wisdom but also her poetry. >> memorial services are still underway. you can find details and a link on our website kpix.com. >>> tonight, warriors fans waited on pins and needles to find out who will be joining the squad. >> vern glenn is here with the critical night for golden state . >> getting drafted by a team is one thing. sticking with the team, that is up to the two newest warriors draft picks. at

williams, made their work to live their life's mission. >> when i went to glide it was cecil and jan. whenever there was any interaction was the two of them and she loved him so much.>> tributes to janice borden from city leaders, including state senator scott wiener who said "jan was one of the more and sexual human beings have ever met combining love and strength like no one else." and for mayor london breed. >> she had a way of making you feel you are important to her, especially because she genuinely cared about what was going on in your life. and she cared about including people and she cared about feeding people. as she cared about supporting people and lifting them up with her words of wisdom, but also her poetry. >> memorial services are still underway by details and a link on our website, kpix.com . in the tenderloin, andria borba kpix 5 . the mike ceide news, such a beautiful person and but coming up, a close encounter in the monterey bay. >> a whale watching tour group witnessing an unbelievable thing off the coast. and let's give you a live looked outside as we go to brea

she was married to glide, pastor and co-founder reverend cecil williams.y was a well known activist in the tenderloin and her work touched many in the community and a glide church. janice, america tani was 80 years old. francisco mayor london breed releasing a statement this afternoon that reads in part through her work at glide memorial church along with her husband, the reverend cecil williams. she served our most vulnerable residents for decades and provided a place of refuge in low for all she was bound listener energy and in her devotion to the city and to her fellow san franciscans. my heart goes out to friends and family, especially to cecil she was loved and will never be forgotten. >> coming up, holding off on heading back into the office could affect more than just one business employees. how small businesses in the south. they are reacting to tech companies. opting to work from home a little bit longer. >> plus the president's next steps in fighting the pandemic, how he hopes to encourage more americans to get vaccinated. >> meteorologist laura

this is cecile.ou can see here the water is everywhere. everywhere, yes. where are the fish? all over the place. yeah, it's terrible. do you think you'll still have a business after this? scoffs. after corona was all terrible, we look... difficult. it is difficult — more, more. more difficult. more difficult as corona, yeah. but you're here in your sandals — do you have people coming to help you? yes, but water must go down. yeah. chuckles. it's hard to know how to help. but while covid kept people apart, alone, this catastrophe has united communities. peter's neighbours were too afraid to set foot in the floodwater, so he waded in to film some footage so they could see the scale of the damage inside. the water came very quick, higher, so in the house until to my middle and we have saved our goats, our chickens and our dog. this record rainfall has been an awakening for a low—lying nation that thought it had sufficient flood defences. at last, friends have arrived to help rescue cecile's livelihood.

to her fellow san franciscans and that her heart goes out to her friends and family, especially to cecil. yeah well, some businesses in san francisco say they are being targeted unfairly for lawsuits. this is in chinatown coming up, they say the legal action is like extortion and video posted to social media gives you an idea of what people face when hit with a magnitude 8.2 earthquake in alaska and find out why his firefighters are returning to some populated areas impacted by the tamarack fire. and i'm looking into the weekend forecast. we're almost there. i'll have what you can expect for saturday, sunday and right into ♪ unlock a summer of possibilities in a new chevy. expand your options... and your perspective. find your next adventure in a new chevy. for the rest of the summer on select popular chevy suvs. plus, get interest free financing for 72 months when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. to their homes in the sierra. today firefighters are making a return to populated areas to mop up hot spots around the tamarack. fire containment holds

she was married to collide, pastor and co-founder reverend cecil williams, america. tani was a well known activist in the tenderloin. her work touched many people in the community. she was 80 years old and san francisco mayor london breed released this statement that reads in part through her work at glide along with her husband, the reverend cecil williams. she served our most vulnerable residents for decades and provided a place of refuge and love for all. she was boundless and her energy and devotion to the city and to her fellow san franciscans. my heart goes out to her friends and family, especially to say so. she was loved and will never be forgotten. well, big warriors news tonight, the 2021 and be a draft is underway and we just learned who the warriors have for selected with the 14th overall pick a lot of debate over this kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills live for such a center was. >> coli could soon see where that warriors uniform pilot. >> hey, guys. well, the warriors have selected moses moody with the 14th overall pick in the 2021 nba draft now moses m

she was mary to clive pastor and co-founder reverend cecil williams. mark, a tiny was a well-known activists and the tenderloin and her work touched many in the community. she was 80 years old. san francisco mayor london breed released a statement this afternoon that reads in part through her work at glide memorial church along with her husband, the reverend cecil williams. she served our most vulnerable residents for decades and provided a place of refuge for love. and for all. she was loved and will never be forgotten. we'll be right back after the break. >> most of california is now considered to be in an extreme drought. take a look at the map here. this was last monitor a lot of red, but still some spots of yellow and orange. now, here's the latest data that dark red showing everywhere. in the exceptional drought conditions, including most of the bay area. a new poll. we have shows drought and water supply is the top environmental concern for most california voters. kron four's. ashley zavala explains how state leaders are responding to this. >> t

that reads in part through her work at glide memorial church along with her husband, the reverend cecil williams. she served our most vulnerable residents for decades and provided a place of refuge and love for all. she was boundless inner energy and in her devotion to this city and to her fellow san franciscans. my heart goes out to her friends and family, especially to cecil she was loved and will never be forgotten. >> in the south bay pandemic-related court delays have not stopped victims and families from seeking justice and the gilroy garlic festival shooting century arms llc. that's the company that manufactured the gun. i used in the shooting. it's been added to the list of defendants that list also includes said the city of gilroy festival organizers and the private security firm hired that weekend. the lawsuit was first filed in november of 2019 just last week, the santa clara county superior court did okay. amending the complaint to add century arms. 3 people were killed in that shooting. 17 were injured yesterday marked 2 years since the tragedy. meanwhile, because of the on

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states with containment, steadily increasing governor gavin newsom along with nevada governor steve cecil act toward the area and expressed frustration. u. s forest service is understaffed. and under resourced has been for years and years and years. newsome stress it because of climate change the old ways of firefighting and forest management won't work anymore. not just boots on the ground hand crews but technology that includes light our technology and satellite technology. predictive technology and weather monitoring. all of that. is critical. we need to hire more firefighters. we did have a more federally orchestrated plan responseamongt the fire was initially considered a lower priority when it began because it was in a remote location. we shouldn't have to prioritize. we should have enough resources we can attack all of them simultaneously. cal fire says it responded to 276 wildfires in california over the past week. the largest in the state is the dixie fire. cal fire is concerned that this is just the tip of the iceberg. we're seeing fuel moistures right now that are august and se

cecil williams mirka connie was well known activist in the tenderloin in their work really touched many in the community and clyde church. janice merken tani was 80 years old. san francisco mayor london breed releasing a statement this afternoon that reads in part through her work at glide memorial along with her husband, the reverend cecil williams. she served our most vulnerable residents for decades and provided a place of refuge in love for all she was bounlistener energy and her devotion to the city into her fellow san franciscans. my heart goes out to her friends and family, especially to see some. she was loved and will never be forgotten. >> state leaders joined san francisco city leaders today to support the jewish community and raise public awareness about rising anti semitism and hate in san francisco. this is following a string of violent antisemitic hate crimes. an increase in anti-semitic incidents. san francisco mayor london breed and several other officials spoke at congregation manual l discussing the rise in hate crimes, especially during the pandemic state attorney ge

throughout the years ever since nearly 60 years ago, she was started glide with her husband, reverend cecil williams, the two of them known as community activists as warriors for social justice. who really tried to spread love throughout san francisco. she was also known in her own right as a poet laureate for san francisco, from 2000 to 2000 to a very accomplished poet whose work was known nationwide throughout the world, and she was beloved by the japanese american community. as somebody who spoke out about civil rights, her own family incarcerated by the american government during world war two, um today i spoke with one member of the japantown community who talks about what an icon and she was for both people there as well as throughout san francisco. she's just a role model on so many different fronts to artists in the community, um to those of us who have been working on social justice issues. i think she is somebody that we have looked up to for many, many years and so many of us are talking about racial justice right now and how to stand up for each other and support other communiti

she was married to glide, pastor and co-founder reverend cecil williams, american tani was a well-known activist in the tenderloin and our work touched many in the community. she was 80 years old. san francisco mayor london breed released a statement this afternoon that reads in part through her work at glide memorial church along with her husband, the reverend cecil williams. she served her most vulnerable residents for decades and provided a place of refuge and love for all. she was bound listener energy and in her devotion to this city and to her fellow san franciscans. my heart goes out to herifriends and family, especially to see so she was loved and will never be forgotten. >> all right. time for a look at the forecast as we take one of our favorite views. this is a view from on top of mount tam and looking down at the fog and the city lights below and our warrants. karnal standing by with more. yeah, that fog just kind of cruising onshore tonight taking this time. but begin to feel inside the bay. we'll see more of that throughout the night. but kind of a thin dense lair that's d

it's like an old playground piece of equipment. cecil, where one nation has to be up for the other one to be down or vice versa is not going to be productive. what we need, i believe, is a focus taking something from the china history of 6 seeds, communication cooperation, collaboration, coordination, competition. absolutely. while we try to find ways to avoid confrontations, that would hurt not only as people have tried other people to us, but all of humanity is go back to our guest in beijing. i know, or i suppose, you know, the phrase in english talk is cheap. ok, i mean you can talk the talk of diplomacy, but i mean, over the last few weeks the, the, the congress is not, not the president, not the administration. congress wants to throw more money in for the military. and to basically, to use it to say it simply is to contain china and we had wendy sure. where to she went to the high level meeting in china. but where did she go before that she went to other capitols to drum up military, military support against china? so, i mean, you can talk the talk of diplomacy, but i mean if yo

she co founded glide church with the love of her life, reverend cecil williams becoming glides first president and relishing glides philosophy of radical inclusivity, providing meals, housing and services in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. jan was really one of the pillars of our community. it's hard to even imagine san francisco without jan america timing. she was also a poll. it serving asureatm 2000 to 2002 community. right now, i'm really in shock, and it's really sad day in san francisco's japantown peace plaza staff with the national japanese american historic society placed a string of traditional origami cranes and mary catanese photo in a colorful circle around the marker where one of her poems is etched in stone, her fight for civil rights and peace born from her own family's hardships. incarcerated as japanese americans by the us government during world war two. she was very concerned about the devastation of war and the victims of p of war and really push for peace and a better world. she worked with other communities and shared their stories and really difficult

an afghan government negotiated says the taliban is proposing a 3 month cecil exchange for the release of $7000.00. if it's prisoners. on wednesday, the armed group took control of the spin bolduc crossing with talk hist on thousands have been left stranded as a result, shala bellis has moved from campbell. i just talked to the telethon about this. they said that they actually gave this proposal to the americans in doha, who being handed it on to the cobble government. they say that this is actually part of the original agreement that they signed last year with the americans, that state as part of the withdrawal that and in order to get a cease fire inside a political process with the government that they would need this prisoners release and that they wanted the names of the blacklist officials in south africa are urging people not to panic by fuel of the country's largest oil. refinery was temporarily shut down. days of riots and loosing have disrupted supply chains and fears of food and fuel shortages have seen long lines of shopping malls, and tub and at least 70 people are dead an

you know, it's like these were not fairy stories. cecil real stories. and i think that that's that's how many of us have grown to know about know about boarding schools is, are through stories like this that our parents shared. well, it feels so strange that you attended a school that was a residential school that you teach and then you educate about healing. what is that like? are you surrounded by go see surrounded by the ancestors. how does that fuel what yeah, i think there's a real challenge to being in a school that is a former boarding school. i of course attended there myself, but it was not no longer a boarding school at that point. but absolutely. the story is like the one mary tell those stories are with us in our community and my family has stories like that that are kept on and go to school today. it's very, very different. that legacy is still really real and felt and it's important, especially in the process that we're going to, we're the only topic school in the country as far as we know that is engaging in this process. and in the hopes

she co founded glide church with the love of her life, reverend cecil williams becoming glides firstresident and relishing glides philosophy of radical inclusivity, providing meals, housing and services in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood, remembering once when four people entered the church wearing swastikas on headbands, they came, they had removed their headbands, and they sort of volunteering for the meals. program she was so deeply committed to clyde's mission of serving our most marginalized residents in the tenderloin and elsewhere with food with housing. she was also a poet serving as san francisco's poet laureate, from 2000 to 2002 and a beloved role model in the japanese american community right now are really in shock, and it's really sad day, but, um, you know, we have to reflect on her amazing life and her activism. and it really transformed our lives in san franci plaza staff with the national japanese american and america thani's photo in a colorful circle around the in st for civil rights and peace born from her own family's hardships being incarcerated as japa

she was married to cecil williams. she was the city's poet laurie yacht from 2000 to 2002.as 80 years old. >>> uber is the latest tech company to requires it employees to be vaccinated before returning back to the office. the company told employees it may even be pushed back again depending on the pandemic. lyft is returning its return february >>> as people are returning from home, they're changing their wardrobes. >> reporter: return keep changing. apparel sales dropped, so wardrobes need refreshing. >> right now the consumer wants to feel comfortable because they isn't a year and half in front of zoom. as they go into the workplace they want to be comfortable but casual cool. >> reporter: the app allows the fashion industry to gauge what they will sell. one thing is clear. during the era of zoom workers put on a few pounds, so loose clothing is in style. >> i'm seeing the loose clothing, flats. none of us have worn heels for a year and half. >> reporter: it shows a big shift. 30% said they want to dress casually. almost two thirds said they could be productive no petter

the most telling and horrifying result is in cecil county governments or suggestions that stoddard be sold into slavery to pay the old court costs. no white soldier could be subjected to the same solution. and i know want to speak of the african-american women who by their own flow will or will of the others serfs with the army and to correct the idea of women being well-respected. mostly the cook gave fwoirt a son at valley forge. i want to focus on one woman, judith lions and read a portion of the letter published for the first time in "they were good soldiers." before i go on there were two other existing letters from a continental army black soldiers, one of them enslaved and the other a freed man. both could not write and left it for someone else to write. one letter was written to the master while other was to the soldier's former owners. >> to preface the the next summer 1772 after i married he sent for me to come to him. i think the place was called the highlands and at that time my husband was a waiter for colonel sherman and while at the camp i had the small pox and i think

cecil rhodes would blush at this. not a blusher but he is a historian, he joins us to explain. what exactly is going on here? here you have eric swalwell on some kind of cheetah hunt. it seems so old school for progressive man like eric swalwell. what do you make of it? >> well it is and he's obviously taken off his shirt to intimidate his faithful native bearer and the native bearer is clearly -- a thousand pardons, i bow before your magnificent imperialist nipples! [indiscernible] or are you just pleased to see me? >> tucker: [cackles] >> i'm generally empathetic towards -- if you compare this just simply topless shot to topless shot, eric swalwell to vladimir putin, putin, although he doesn't have as good an animal companion, because eric swalwell is doing a whole midnight at the oasis [indiscernible] to bed bit, but putin on the other hand uses his topless nests as a power move and of course with eric shadegg well, it's just a decadence move. this is just the other side to the story you've been telling for the fir

she was married to cecil williams.blished several collections of poetry the city's poet laureate from 2000 to 2002. >>> local jewish community leaders have launched a social media campaign to combat anti- semitism. mayor london breed joint city of community livers . police data shows the majority of religious attacks in the city target members of the jewish faith. members of that community launched the here i am social media campaign, encouraging jewish people to share their stories in confronting anti- semitism. >> our kids have experienced fear because they are jewish. they need us to show up. our parents need us, all of us to come together and say, "here i am." >> members of the jewish community are hoping the videos and messages will create solidarity locally and across the country. >>> today, oakland chinatown kicked off it's community ambassador program here the group is funded by the city the nonprofit family bridges, and other organizations. members patrol chinatown wearing green best helping with the escalatio

the first lady of the tenderloin but she ran san francisco's live memorial with her husband reverend cecilms. >> the eight-year-old passed away yesterday with my friends by her side. she was born in stockton but vincent with her family to an internment camp during world war ii should gonna study english graduating from ucla before finding her calling working for clyde in the late 60s. she transformed it from the methodist church liberal one advocating for rights. >> her heart and her soul was dedicated to helping people. so it is a big loss for our city. and a big loss for clyde.>> and memorial still being arranged. it is now 6:37. coming up, making sure every dog has a good home the matter their age. we're live with a local rescue group right after the break. >> also right here on kpix and streaming in the cbsn area. a car dealership is losing way more money that would have made this weekend just one strike. >>> expense of a lifetime right outside the bay area rapid the incredible video that made this will watching experience so rare.>> the stock market open about seven minutes ago, check

the most telling and horrifying result is the cecil care county governments. that's the suggestion the torsion starter to be sold into slavery to pay the old court costs beyond any other opinions on the matter. no white soldier could be subjected to the same solution. and now i want to speak of the african-american women who buy their own free will or the world others served with the army. and to correct a popular idea of army women black and white they were by and large respectable and respected any woman any woman who were not were not long tolerated. i've discovered a number of black women with the army some of them servants one of those was hannah till who served in general washington's military household mostly as a cook and gave birth to a son at valley forge. another with sarah a slave who emancipated herself and her son and joined the first marilyn regimen for several months in 1778. but i want to focus on one woman judith lines and read a portion of a letter written to her by her husband published for the first time and they were good soldiers. before

it is my tremendous pleasure to introduce you all to amanda tyler, the shannon cecil turner professorat the university of california berkeley law school, also co-author along with justice ruth bader ginsburg of justice thou shall pursue. professor tyler teaches and writes about the supreme court federal courts constitutional law and civil procedure. last year she received an award for teaching distinction. professor tyler clerked for justice ruth bader ginsburg and their book, justice thou shall pursue is an outgrowth of justice ginsburg's visit to uc berkeley in 2019. tyler interviewed her about her life. building on that interview the book is a compilation of materials exploring justice ginsburg's life and lasting legacy. we will hear more about the work and gender discrimination, fighting for equality and protecting the constitution. a quick reminder to the viewers, if you have a question for professor tyler, please submit that into the chat. i want to begin by asking you kind of where it all started. not the conversation that i mention. we will get to that in just a moment, but th

states with containment, steadily increasing governor gavin newsom along with nevada governor steve cecil act toward the area and expressed frustration. u. s forest service. is understaffed and under resourced has been for years and years and years. newsome stress it because of climate change the old ways of firefighting and forest management won't work anymore. not just boots on the ground hand crews, but technology that includes light our technology and satellite technology. predictive technology and weather monitoring. all of that. is critical. we need to hire more firefighters. we did have a more federally orchestrated plan response to these fires because it's not stopping folks. it's continuing. among the criticisms was that the fire was initially considered a lower priority when it began because it was in a remote location, but we shouldn't have to prioritize. we should have enough resources. we can attack all of them simultaneously. cal fire says it responded to 276 wildfires in california over the past week. the largest in the state is the dixie fire. cal fire is concerned that th

the governor was joined by nevada governor steve cecil. act this morning, the u. forest service says the tamarack fire has burned 106 square miles and is 59% contained. it has destroyed at least 23 structures. 17 of them are here on the california side of the border. year to date were close to four times. the acres burnt year to date this year compared to the pace that was set last year. this is serious stuff. it's just, uh unbelievable. when you think about the season is starting earlier. it's going longer than it was in the past the governor we're talking. it's almost treated in the 12 month season in terms of fighting these fires. the fire was sparked by lightning on july 4th and burned across the state line. just last week, firefighters battling california's biggest wildfire the dixie fire are making slow but steady progress overnight. cruise did set some backfires that has helped increase containment 23% the dixie fire has burned more than 217,000 acres in butte and plumas counties. california's electric grid operator once again, asking people to conserve ene

she co founded glide church with the love of her life, reverend cecil williams becoming glides first president and relishing glides philosophy of radical inclusivity, providing meals, housing and services in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood, remembering once when four people entered the church wearing swastikas on headbands they came, they had removed their headbands, and they sort of volunteering for the meal. program. she was so deeply committed to clyde's mission of serving our most marginalized residents and the tenderloin and elsewhere with food with housing. she was also a poet serving as san francisco's poet laureate, from 2000 to 2000 and a beloved role model in the japanese american community right now are really in shock, and it's really sad day, but you know, we have to reflect on her amazing life and her activism. and it really transformed our lives in san francisco's japantown peace plaza staff with the national japanese american historic society, placed a string of traditional origami cranes and mary catanese photo in a colorful circle around the marker, where on

this is cecile.ere. everywhere, yes. where are the fish? all over the place. yeah, it's terrible. do you think you'll still have a business after this? scoffs. after corona was all terrible, we look... difficult. it is difficult — more, more. more difficult. more difficult as corona, yeah. but you're here in your sandals — do you have people coming to help you? yes, but water must go down. yeah. chuckles. it's hard to know how to help. but while covid kept people apart, alone, this catastrophe has united communities. peter's neighbours were too afraid to set foot in the floodwater, so he waded in to film some footage so they could see the scale of the damage inside. the water came very quick, higher, so in the house until my middle, and we have saved our goats, our chickens and ourdog. this record rainfall has been an awakening for a low—lying nation that thought it had sufficient flood defences. at last, friends have arrived to help rescue cecile's livelihood. like so many, she was hoping, as the co

this is cecile's fishing lake, she told me the fish are everywhere, in a playpark over there, they havehat will be ha - ccenin enjoy blue skies that's what will be happening this _ enjoy blue skies that's what will be happening this weekend. - enjoy blue skies that's what will be happening this weekend. high i happening this weekend. high pressure over us right now, giving us the clear skies, not going to be sunny and everywhere, in fact across northern and western scotland there will be more cloud around, even a little grisly in some spots, and as a result also fresher, you can see on the temperature and the colours yellow, temperatures around 17 celsius in stornoway, in the northern as around 1a, eastern scotland and the south you can see orange colours, a lot warmer, 26 expected in belfast. and from yorkshire, southwards, damages today could hit 30 celsius. high 20s i'd think on the south coast. read about the mid—20s for places like plymouth and st ives. the british grand prix will have hot and sunny weather all the way through, we could just about nudge up to 30 celsius tomorrow. w