out in each other and they work well together. >> sweet creams all around us. >> go ahead to you, chadwick requires communities understanding where other communities are coming from and where other communities have been as well. jowski ricer understanding and recognizing there's been immigration and economic policies historically and >> they've decimated communities and pitted communities against and not hit everyone than those at the top historically. it's created racial hierarchy and segregation and created structure and supporterty of resources within low -- scarcity of communities together and created all of these things even for what i'm thinking the black and api community in particular. and it's created this narrative and particularly during the community and during the pandemic and it's kind of bubbled up to everyone believing this they work together overtime with the 1992 incident and then they're being cree korean together to create cultural understandinger between these communities in the la community and this is what we need to continue doing and it's the only way that we're go

chadwick. are you there? for waiting for person to assume in. can you hear me? okay yes, we can hear you. now. go. okay. great. sorry about that. so just as yeah, you had prefaced i my name's chadwick bomb back with hawthorn and in the downtown union square district. we've been there since 2014 were basement space with our main entrance on geary street and are back entry exit at 47 made the lane. uh as you mentioned, we maintained the jams from it to host music and entertainment activations. during our happy hours and weekend daytime events since the entertainment commission started offering this option a couple years ago. um these activations mainly consists of djs and jazz type entertainment events, including soloists, as well as simple playlists over speaker for happy hour guests. um having this permit will help us offer more to our guests and special private event clients. our hope is that it will also, um, health and at least on our collective part drive more overall business, too. the downtown district, which is definitely been impacted quite a bit since c

. >> chadwick boseman will be honored posthumously in the motion picture category bozeman is perhaps best known for his breakout role in black panther along with wonder, woman herself gal godot chris pine, christina ricci and michelle yeoh are also being recognized in the recording category. toni braxton def leppard, sammy hagar and gwen stefani are among the honorees. >> when i saw glenn's name come that may be really emotional because she's been such a good friend for so many years and we boast kind of started, i guess around the same time i moved to la for radio and she just out with no doubt. and just to watch grow and become the woman she is. that was really that one really got me. >> this is for the walk of fame class of 2024. in the category of sports entertainment, billie jean king and carl weathers will be honored with stars on the walk of fame. fox news is jesse waters to replace tucker carlson and the company's coveted prime time slot waters. there gets the 08:00pm show right after laura ingram. and before sean hannity. he's currently host of the opinion show. jesse watter

. >> among the honorees the late chadwick boseman who passed away from cancer in 2020.o be honored. they are among the list of 24 entertainers from movies to sports who will be honored in 2024. here are other honorees. actress carrie washington, ken yong, dr. dre, cheryl lee ralph, gwen stefani. >> pretty cool list. tonight at 7:00 san jose's mayor asking major league baseball to change the rules so san jose can get an expansion team. the mlb just responded. we'll have the story and also we're breaking down the looming decision from the supreme court. should colleges be able to make admissions decisions based on race? that is tonight on our 7:00 newscast. >>> up next on "nightly news" a dig into the past. a new report finding more than a hundred members of the last sitting congress had direct family ancestors who were slaveholders. you'll hear from one lawmaker who learned through the project that she descended from slaveholders in virginia. lester holt joins us from aspen, colorado right now. >>> tonight, trouble in the air severe weather forcing the cancellation or de

that goes to the community for many businesses, those pride dollars are an economic lifeline at chadwick's takeout restaurant on market street, staff say they're already seeing pride tourists from around the world. the fact that pride is actually back in full, full force, really important for all the business. but sf pride itself is also feeling the pain of shrinking corporate budgets and rising costs. we didn't have any revenue back during the pandemic years and so people have been amazing corporate partners of, you know, the city has helped us , but it's not enough to keep up with the escalating cost. as the pride's executive director says , those rising costs include essential health insurance, medical services and security for the parade. weekend we need help from the city government. we need help from more corporations, and we need more individuals to step forward and come to events like this. some say this month's sf pride celebration need to send a message to the world during difficult times for lgbtq+ people here, that's a pride. and in the city of san francisco, we are saying no t

so i'm chadwick, professor of sport and geo political economy at the scanner business school and parents good to see it. so i'm in, let's start with the basics, the contents, what is saudi arabia's motif for investing heavily in the split sector, or no doubt that there is a certain amount of status in prestige associated with all of this. and as you report, pointed out the image of reputational benefits associated with investing in sport to but there are lots of other things happening at the same time. this is what we see in economy that is historically based upon deriving revenues from oil and gas, we're living in the world that he's kicking back against fossil fuels. and so saudi ruby needs to diversify its economy. and one of the ways in which is doing that is through an investment in sport. but at the same time there, there are socio cultural reasons. uh you said you are the, has a very young population. so 70 percent of the population is age 10 to 35 years old . and this is a generation born and brought up on netflix and youtube and real in the great a bunch of united buying me any

and cindy chadwick says she and her staff. >> don't compelled to ensure everyone feels. welcome here. just last weekend, people tied with the same group that protested last year. >> return to denounce another drag story time event. this time met with counter-protesters who all remained peaceful. everything that happens in the public library is age drag is a multifaceted art form. >> and there are age appropriate aspects of it for nothing that happens in the public library isn't for families kids. former pike iv michaels says honored to share her expressive art with others and pushes back on those putting down members of the community. i think the real libraries response to it is exactly the kind of response i want to we need to double triple and quadruple down on inclusivity. this may mark the end of prizes every month. but the alameda county library says it will continue to offer lgbtqia. plus programming. >> moving forward in san lorenzo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a memorial service for alexis. gabe is being held right now at the diablo valley. funeral home

so i'm in chadwick is a professor of spoken to you a political economy. he says it's come as a major surprise. there are a lot of golf is right now who are on social media saying they didn't know anything about it. so it, it tends to suggest that this is going under the radar and there's only recently been degrees. in essence, you have 2 organizations that were faced with potential, essentially fractures with the creation, with all the secrets and various ways of doing things, being held up to public scrutiny in a quote. so i think the fact that it's settled means that they can go about their business um, in a normal fashion. i think the other thing as well as a, is they've struck a deal and that's, that's essentially the noise that is now coming out. everybody seems happy. so from, from the point of view of, of the pga, they had the historically accumulated power. and if you like the kind of cache of the past behind them, but at the same time. so how do you really have the economic power? and somehow what they've been able to do is to strike a deal where

that goes to the community for many businesses, those pride dollars are in economic lifeline at chadwicks take-out restaurant on market street. staff say they're already seeing pride tourists from around the world. the fact that pride is actually back in full, full force really important for all the businesses . it really does impact us. but sf pride itself is also feeling the pain of shrinking corporate budgets and rising costs. so it's been very difficult. we didn't have any revenue back during the pandemic years and so people have been amazing corporate partners of the city's helped us, but it's not enough to keep up with the escalating cost. as of pride's executive director says those rising costs include essential health insurance, medical services and security for the parade. weekend that cannot be cut. we need help. we need help from the city government. we need help from more corporations, and we need more individuals to step forward and come to events like this. some say this month's sf pride celebration means need to send a message to the world during difficult times for lgbtq+

and cindy chadwick says the library respect everyone's right to freedom of speech.g, though, that he will not be tolerated. and that has been the message for the past 12 months as the community has regularly been recognized and celebrated. we need to be visible presence of nation, particularly for the use in the but for everybody. and that's our job. anderson benson was among the vendors showcasing his art expressed in every piece of my heart is. >> my pride because grateful for this may mark the end of prizes every month. but the alameda county library says it will continue to offer lgbtqia. plus programming. >> moving forward in san lorenzo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> cal fire says a lumber mill caused a wildfire that tore through a northern california town, killing 2 people and destroying many homes. that fire sparked at the roseburg forest property in the town of weed located in siskiyou county. officials say the flames burned through more than 39,3900 acres torching 144 structures, a spokesperson with roseburg said the company fully cooperated with th

wouldn't be there would be some question how you would deal with the production of the story with chadwickway that his death is dealt with through the death of the character. and i'm -- i'm curious how you-- how you feel about the movie that meant so much to so many people and has been such a commercial and critical success at this point. >> danai: yeah, thank you. i mean, i'm really thankful, actually, just for the fact that we came back really having to go through a grieving process ourselves. we hadn't done that together. we hadn't been around each other. it was during covid. and it was very much a time where the whole purpose of this film was to honor him and to honor his legacy and all the work that he poured into creating it with ryan and bringing ryan on. so it was really about his legacy being respected and honored. so to put it out in the world and pour everything we had into it that way, and then to receive the response it's had -- which i've seen across the globe, really. i was just in zimbabwe and hear people talking about it there as well, the story about him specifically. tha

a big announcement today from that from the hollywood chamber of commerce, the late actor chadwick bosemanosthumously on the walk of fame, bozeman, best known for his role as the black panther is one of the many entertainers. and now so the class of 2024 other entertainers making the cut. chris pine, michelle yeoh, kerry, washington, billie jean king and carl weathers bozeman and the others will be honored with stars on the walk of fame sometime next year. the dates for each star ceremony will be announced at a later time. >> next in sports, it was a stunner of a trade. the newest for your. >> chris paul. adversary. quite a rivalry really like each other years ago. but now, hey. let's go try to win a championship together. sports director jason let's hear from chris paul next. a new iphone features being credited for leading a search and rescue crews to a stranded hiker. >> this is over the weekend. la county, apple rolled out the so as via satellite feature last month. just in time that activates when you dial 9-1-1, in an area that doesn't have cell service and then let you send an emerg

chadwick boseman and otis redding will both receive stars. 31 have been chosen to get their stars next year. reggie: ryan seacrest has been announced as the new host of wheel of fortune, succeeding pat sajak. sandy from our sister station has that. >> we'wheee reporter: they have been heard for so many years they have become part of the fabric of american life. when pat sajak announced he was leaving after four decades the name mentioned buzzed often as they got to replace him as ryan seacrest. it was not much of a surprise that ryan took to twitter to say,, "i am truly humbled. to be stepping into the footsteps of pat sajak." >> look what you won. reporter: the pair have another season of the game to play before we say goodbye. seacrest noting he looks forward to learning everything he can from wheel of fortune's host during the transition. ryan paid tribute to this man. >> what is going on here? reporter: a talkshow host who became a highly successful producer, griffin created wheel ryan writes this is truly a full circle moment for me addi

and cindy chadwick says the library respect everyone's right to freedom of speech.hat he will not be tolerated. and that has been the message for the past 12 months as the community has regularly been recognized and celebrated need to be visible presence of nation, particularly for the use in the but for everybody. and that's eur job. anderson benson was among the vendors showcasing his art expressed in books. every piece of my heart is. >> my pride because grateful for this may mark the end of prizes every month. but the alameda county library says it will continue to offer lgbtqia. plus programming. >> moving forward in san lorenzo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast tonight. we're taking a live look at the financial district and it looks like the transamerica pyramid is missing its earlier today. we're looking at this live view and there was a nice blue sky right karl has taken over rodriguez's standing by with more on what we can expect tonight and into recent. yeah, this marine layer has certainly been ve

and cindy chadwick says the libr ry respect everyone's right to freedom of speech. adding, though, that he will not be tolerated. and that has been the message for the past 12 months as the community has regularly been recognized and celebrated need to be visible presence of nation, particularly for the use in the but for everybody. and that's our job. anderson benson was among the vendors showcasing his art expressed in books. every piece of my heart is. >> my pride because grateful for this may mark the end of prizes every month. but the alameda county library says it will continue to offer lgbtqia. plus programming. >> moving forward in san lorenzo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> well, in about 2 weeks, the conservatory of flowers in golden gate park will be ken to smell scarlet the corpse. flowers expected to bloom in the next 10 to 14 days. it earns its name due to the fact that it smells of rotting flesh. the conservatory says they can tell scarlet will bloom because at the center of the but is a pale green folded area that's peeking through actually the under

and cindy chadwick says she and her staff. >> don't compelled to ensure everyone feels.e. just last weekend, people tied with the same group that protested last year. >> return to denounce another drag story time event. this time met with counter-protesters who all remained peaceful. everything that happens in the public library is age drag is a multifaceted art form. >> and there are age appropriate aspects of it for nothing that happens in the public library isn't for families kids. former pike iv michael's say she is honored to share her expressive art with others and pushes back on those putting down members of the community. i think the real libraries response to it is exactly the kind of response i want to we need to double triple and quadruple down on inclusivity. this may mark the end of prizes every month. but the alameda county library says it will continue to offer lgbtqia. plus programming. >> moving forward in san lorenzo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> redwood city police are asking for your help in solving a shooting that left 5 people injured, inclu

and cindy chadwick says the library respect everyone's right to freedom of speech. adding, though, that he will not be tolerated. and that has been the message for the past 12 months as the community has regularly been recognized and celebrated. we need to be visible presence of nation, particularly for the use in the but for everybody. and that's our job. anderson benson was among the vendors showcasing his art expressed in comic every piece of my heart is. >> my pride because grateful for this may mark the end of prizes every month. but the alameda county library says it will continue to offer lgbtqia. plus programming. >> moving forward in san lorenzo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and throughout this pride month, a special video is on display atop the sales force tower. look at this. it's the fusion of art and technology. it's called and it's the work of artist edgar fabi and free us. it's titled h e so to 2. it's a 9 minute celebration of resilience and of the lgbtq+ community. and he is hoping to illustrate intersecting identities and inspire. >> it's m

and cindy chadwick says the library respect everyone's right to freedom of speech.g, though, that he will not be tolerated. and that has been the message for the past 12 months as the community has regularly been recognized and celebrated. we need to be visible presence of nation, particularly for the use in the but for everybody. and that's our job. anderson benson was among the vendors showcasing his art expressed in comic every piece of my heart is. >> my pride because grateful for this may mark the end of prizes every month. but the alameda county library says it will continue to offer lgbtqia. plus programming. >> moving forward in san lorenzo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> 7.40, is the time and concerns are growing in washington that a possible government shutdown could be looming. this after house republicans decided to write a government funding bill differently than the recent bill that was the bipartisan debt ceiling. the house members are now hoping to cap non-defense spending at 2022. budget levels. representative rosa delauro, the top democrat on

and cindy chadwick says the library respect everyone's right to freedom of speech.hough, that he will not be tolerated. and that has been the message for the past 12 months as the community has regularly been recognized and celebrated. we need to be visible presence of nation, particularly for the use in the but for everybody. and that's our job. anderson benson was among the vendors showcasing his art expressed in comic every piece of my heart is. >> my pride because grateful this may mark the end of prizes every month. but the alameda county library says it will continue to offer lgbtqia. plus programming. >> moving forward in san lorenzo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> it's a 41. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> you need a little help planning your next trip. we'll tell you how ai could help. >> the new augmented reality walking tour. that's like putting a museum in the places where history happens. i'll show you how to access it from your phone. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. and a cool day today. daytime highs not just 60'

and cindy chadwick says the library respect everyone's right to freedom of speech. though, that he will not be tolerated. and that has been the message for the past 12 months as the community has regularly been recognized and celebrated. we need to be visible presence of nation, particularly for the use in the but for everybody. and that's our job. anderson benson was among the vendors showcasing his art expressed in comic books. every piece of my heart is. >> my pride because grateful for this may mark the end of prizes every month. but the alameda county library says it will continue to offer lgbtqia. plus programming. >> moving forward in san lorenzo, philippe all kron. 4 >> throughout this pride month, a special video is on display at top sales force tower. the fusion of art and technology is the work of artist edgar fabian free s it's titled haiti. so to 2 and is a nine-minute celebration of resilience in the lgbtq+ community. the artist behind the work is hoping to illustrate intersecting identities as well inspire others. >> it's my first i'm scared. my are i

chadwick discovered what ernest rutherford had conceived earlier. the existence of the neutron.and in 1933, one year later, when i was two years old, fdr had just become president. hitler had just come to power. leo zijlaard and i see my physicist young friend here, so we're swimming. nothing on this. leo szilard conceived in a particular moment the possibility of a chain reaction which he patented actually, and to keep it secret, patented with the admiralty hoping that it would not. the idea would not come to the country he had just left germany in 1933. now hitler had become chancellor as a minority party, but in the largest party had been named by hindenburg as chancellor in january as i recall. szilard tells in his memoirs, which are called, by the way, posthumously, his version of the facts. and he refers to the fact that he had told someone, one of his friends, i think victor, from hungary, that he was writing some notes for a memoir just for god. and victor said, well, don't you think god knows the facts? and he said, he doesn't know my version of the facts. so in this he

we spoke to simon chadwick, professor sports, and jeff, let's click on me and he explains why saudi arabia is investing so much money into support. you look at capital for the template. you look at the job, you for the template to a certain extent, do by for the templates and all of those challenges that the likes of cats all faces. saudi arabia faces those challenges to and is using sport as a policy instrument to address some of the challenges they face and some of the transformations that they're trying to instigate. i think obviously the big difference between saudi or the or in cats are and for that month of to buying up adobe is the country geographically is much bigger. but equally, as population size is much bigger. and you're talking about a country that has accumulated oil and gas well over the decades, rather than over the last 2 or 3 decades. and so both in terms of the need for transformation utilizing on a gas revenues following the template laid down by some of the the, the, the new or school fry. val's got a century saudi rather as doing a lot of things, but not just invest

joining me now to discuss the vice is a big news and sports involving the saudi arabia is simon chadwick, who's a professor of sports and j political economy at scheme of business school in paris . thank you very much for taking the time to talk to us now. is this big announcement of golf is, is taking a lot of people by surprise, but actually it seems like a no brainer doesn't have to live p j to and the d p. well, to it has taken people by surprise and there are a lot of goals as right now who are on social media saying they didn't know anything about it. so it, it tends to suggest that this has gone onto the radar and has only recently been agreed. in essence, you had 2 organizations that were faced with potential new, potentially fractures litigation with all the secrets and various ways of doing things being held up to the public scrutiny in a quote. so i think the fact that the set of means that they can go about that business um, in, in, in normal fashion. i think the other thing is wiley's is they've struck a day or one, and that's, that's essentially the noise that is now coming

angela bassett and the late chadwick boseman ryan reynolds and hugh jackman and alfred molina, "spidermanichael keaton. >> >> no. it is heath ledger for his oscar winning performance in "the dark knight." are you shocked, al? >> i can't argue, though he is not a super hero he's a villain >> super villain >> there were villains in that list >> the fact that keaton is not in the top ten -- >> it's a travesty >> i agree >>> this last one from mcdonald's this has been happening on tiktok it's a mcflurry hash brown sandwich >> no, no, no, no. >> ice cream sandwiches by filling two hash brown patties with mcdonald's mcflurry the creator calls it salty, crun cru crunchy, potatoey sweet. we're going to try it. >> you can't not try it. >> a mcflurry in between two hash browns. >> looks like a stomach ache >> be careful. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. it's a little drippy >> just leave it on the table. >> carson, you go. you try. >> very good >> huh-uh. >> very good >> no, it's not. >> it might be ruining the really hot great hash brown. >> because they're like soup >> the hash brown is warm. >> you have to

perhaps most note worthy is chadwick boseman, who passed away. he will be honored with a star. so many people. >> locally, andy martinez, radio dj. he was a fixture in hip hop for years. congratulations to her, all of them, everyone who received one. >> congratulations angie. love that you got that in there, michael. we've got a lot more ahead, including rise and shine in boston. we are celebrating that great city which we will not under any circumstances be calling bean town. >> absolutely not. >> heating up competition with the united states of breakfast. it's all coming up. >> we are looking forward to that. now to nascar star jimmie johnson and the investigation under way after his in-laws were found dead in their home. trevor ault is here with details. >> reporter: this is a horrific story for any family. investigators in oklahoma believe jimmie johnson's mother-in-law called 911 to report a disturbance with a gun at her home then hung up. they think she shot and killed her husband and her grandson. when officers arrived, she was dead by suicide. this morning authorities a

standsless frame line chok lets selling and life low back lava from the restaurant on the corny chadwicks we are trying to be creative and partner with local restaurantses to bring a pot light to them. to our patrons yoochl thank you very much. >> appreciate that. and know one other question we heard. there is a lot of challenges with the project. obviously. some folks are supportive and somementing the theatre to preserved as is. a challenge brought upon has been the bill graham theatre and saying ape has not made renovations that e roded thrust i wonder if there is anything you want to say in regards to explain in your words what you think and why folks have trust this project and the restoration will go forward. >> the other part of my job is managing bill graham civic help to peek on this. i think there was a statement made earlier hearing that may be did not have the complete totality of what happening at bill graham civic. we entered in know agreement to lose that pits from the city in 2010. we had many conversations over of the last 13 years on the best way to modernize it. replace