i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. let's start with sandhya patel with the latest for us. >> reporter: it's going to be the kind of extreme heat that will likely set record. let's take a look at the temperatures this is only sample. antioch 108 degrees, calistoga 104. heat advisory. there is a risk of heat illnesses tomorrow. we also add in an excessive heat warning. 98 to 108 degrees possibly higher. we're talking up to 110 degrees which is why you need to make sure you stay hydrated. i can't emphasize that enough. don't leave people or pets in the vehicles. try to take frequent breaks es especially if you work outdoors. i'll be back with an hour by hour forecast. >>> as she just mentioned we already saw some triple digit temperatures and now power outages. abc 7 news reporter jr stone is live in danville at how locals there are staying cool. jr. >> ama, they are staying creative out here as well. according by thermometer. good news to report tonight the temperature just over 70 much cooler than what we saw earlier to

thank you for joining me, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. cal osha got an tonight's business owners. >> people are really tired of wearing a face covering. >> reporter: cal osha is reconsidering their rule. that rule says if only one person in the workplace is not vaccinated, everyone wears a mask. >> i am concerned that we a rule that will pit workers against each over. >> but not everybody believes masks should go away all together. >> i think we're going to be taking away some of the guardrails. >> reporter: fully vaccinated californians can remove them come june 15th. dr. allie is offering businesses the choice of three options. customers can self-attest they've been vaccinated. a business operator can determine whether individuals should require a mask and the d everyone to wear a mask. >> some people who think they should not have the atestation approach that they should require everyone to visit a a business and frequent an establishment to wear masks. >> there will be some exceptions, masks will still be required indoors in k-12 scho

. >> i'm dan ashley. it's remarkable to be at this point.ext tuesday could start to feel a lot like it did the pandemic. >> purple, red, orange, yellow no more. next tuesday california is expected to get used to its tiered system. san francisco has chosen to be stricter than the state on covid regulations. but major breed says because 80% of eligible san franciscans have been vaccinated. >> even i went to a bar. i usually don't go to bars i go to restaurants but i just went to a bar and ordered a drink. >> reporter: san francisco's office of work force development held a webinar to explain what the reopening means for small businesses, beyond distancing restrictions. >> no extra sanitation steps are necessary. >> reporter: san o officer, sus phillips says because we've learned covid spreads person to person, restaurants can return to their own ways. >> you can go back to your industry standard how you would clean surfaces and presetting tables etc. >> reporter: when it comes to masking, california is still looking at osha's standards. it's u

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thousands have reported that fraud center drained the money out of their credit card, and that bank of america denied their claims for refund. but today a court ruled that they stop denying their claims for a refund. >> and this was huge for people who found thousands of dollars missing from their banks. in many cases froze their benefits entirely. today's order requires a bank of america to reopen all claims that were denied using an automated fraud filter and not an actual i think -- actual investigation. the judge bank of america simply closed their claims with no explanation say some. it left many with nothing to live on in the pandemic. tonight's order is part of a class action lawsuit. it claims that bank of america failed to prevent fraud, did not put security chips in the debit cards then denied claims when the fraud centers attacked. the class action attorney says the judge realized the urgency of getting folks their money right away. >> >> the court recognized the serious im

i'm ama daetz. >> and anthony mason dan ashley.r all of us, we >> dicky: from hollywood -- it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- david harbour, william jackson harper, and music from half alive. and now -- jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, there. i'm jimmy. i am the host. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] i hope you had a good holiday weekend. can you believe it's june already? the reason i ask is because many, if not most, of our nation's newscasters can't. >> can't believe it's june 1st already. >> can't believe it's june 1st. >> yeah, right, already? >> can't believe that it's june 1st already. >> can't believe it's june 1st. >> can't believe it's june 1st. >> i can't believe it's june 1st today. >> i know, right? >> it's hard to believe. >> hard to believe today is the first dayf

. >> i'm dan ashley. it's remarkable to be at this point. next tuesday could start to feel a lot like it did the pandemic. >> purple, red, orange, yellow no more. next tuesday california is t e stricter than the state on covid regulations. but major breed says because 80% of eligible san franciscans have been vaccinated. >> even i went to a bar. i usually don't go to bars i go to restaurants but i just went to a bar and ordered a drink. >> reporter: san francisco's office of work force development held a webinar to explain what the reopening means for small businesses, beyond distancing restrictions. >> no extra sanitation steps are necessary. >> reporter: san francisco acting health officer, susan phillips says because we've learned covid spreads person to person, restaurants can return to their own ways. >> you can go back to your industry standard how you would clean surfaces and presetting tables etc. >> reporter: when it comes to masking, california is still looking at osha's standards. it's up to businesses to decide if they want custo

thank you for joining me, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz.al osha got an tonight's business owners. >> people are really tired of wearing a face covering. >> reporter: cal osha is reconsidering their rule. that rule says if only one person in the workplace is not vaccinated, everyone wears a mask. >> i am concerned that we a rule that will pit workers against each over. >> but not everybody believes masks should go away all together. >> i think we're going to be taking away some of the guardrails. >> reporter: fully vaccinated californians can remove them come june 15th. dr. allie is offering businesses the choice of three options. customers can self-attest they've been vaccinated. a business operator can determine whether individuals should require a mask and the third requirement is to require everyone to wear a mask. >> some people who think they should not have the atestation approach that they should require everyone to visit a business and frequent an establishment to wear masks. >> there will be some exceptions, masks will still be req

. >> i'm dan ashley.ght was diverted to albuquerque and tonight an update from the fbi on this scary situation. stop this plane, it was the phrase shouted over and over again by an unruly passenger on a delta airlines flight from l.a.x. to nashville. the man allegedly tried to break into the plane's cockpit midflight but did not succeed. the pilots called into air traffic control moments after it happened. >> yes. there's still a struggle going on. he is restrained now, delta 386. >> cell phone video shows the chaotic scene as passengers and crew held the man down and hauled him to the back of the plane. delta says the flight was diverted to albuquerque, new mexico, where the fbi took the man into custody. the fbi has released very little information about the incident but says there is no threat to the public at this time. now delta says the plane did eventually leave for nashville and the flight is scheduled to land in less than an hour. >>> governor newsom said today he will not lift california's state

. >> i'm dan ashley. flight was diverted to albuquerque and tonight an update from the fbi on this scary situation. stop this plane, it was the phrase shouted over and over again by an unruly passenger on a delta airlines flight from l.a.x. to nashville. the man allegedly tried to break into the plane's cockpit midflight but did not succeed. the pilots called into air traffic control moments after it happened. >> yes. there's still a struggle going on. he is restrained now, delta 386. >> cell phone video shows the chaotic scene as passengers and crew held the man down and hauled him to the back of the plane. delta says the flight was diverted to albuquerque, new mexico, where the fbi took the man into custody. the fbi has released very little information about the incident but says there is no threat to the public at this time. now delta says the plane did eventually leave for nashville and the flight is scheduled to land in less than an hour. >>> governor newsom said today he will not lift california's s

dan ashley takes you through this scary attempt. >> reporter: stop this plane. it was the phrase shouted over and over again by an unruly passenger on a delta airlines flight. he is restrained. cell phone video shows the chaotic scene as passengers and crew held the man down and hauled him to the back of the plane. delta says the flight had to be diverted to albuquerque, new mexico, where the fbi took the man into custody. he says there's no threat to the public at this time. dan ashley, abc 7 news. delta says the plane did eventually leave for nashville. and it did thevodis 15 californians who got vaccinated are the first winners of the vacs for the win. the winners held from nine different counties, including 6 from the bay area. each will be no next couple of days. allowing them to remain anonymous if they choose. there will be another $50,000 drawing with 15 winners last week and then, 10 people will be selected for a $1.5 million prize on june 15. we saw the slow streets the pandemic force the new way of doing things. as that eases, cities are debating with

>> i am dan ashley. you are watching is live on abc7 and wherever you stream. a volunteer to collect signatures to recall members of the school board is talking with abc7 news after someone took pages of his signatures before giving them back. it comes as police announced they are now investigating exactly what happened. melanie woodrow is here with the story. >> he took the petition. >> reporter: he was collecting signatures for a petition to recall school board members on may 30th when a man offered to sign the petition and took the clipboard with other people's signatures and addresses. a witness share this video near the street with abc7 news. >> he took the petition. i saw you. >> i was shocked. i was angry at the same time. >> reporter: they followed the man. >> i couldn't believe it. i saw him toss the clipboard underneath the car. >> reporter: another person spotted the clipboard underneath the car. >> help me. >> i realized some petitions are still missing. >> where is the other ones, where is the other one? >> the man took the other signatures out of

. >>> good evening thank you for joining us i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. you're watching abc news at 5:00, the hulu and any you stream. police released new video of the confrontation. >> but some still have questions. >> reporter: tonight questions remain over the police shooting of san jose resident demetrius stanley who died on day after a plain officer shot him. police chief mata says she feared for his life but also added that he did not identify himself. the first plain officer jogged down the street past stanley's house. you can see a clip of stanley walking past a parked suv that police would later identify as an unmarked vehicle second plain clothed officer inside. stanley sees the the áf officer inside and walks past the vehicle. the video cuts off presumely right before the shooting. >> i think that's something that's dangerous. someone that confronts another with a firearm. >> reporter: family members and community activists say they believe stanley thought he was being stalked and went outside to protect his family. >> they could have just been

>> that's a private matter, and i don't think that will happen. >> that was dan ashley reporting.lier the vatican advice the u.s. conference of catholic bishops the vote would create discord instead of unity. >>> as we celebrate juneteenth, how about mixing in music a greenhouse in oakland is giving us a new way to groove while highligh >>> we will hear what's coming up at 7:00 lin on good morning america. >> good morning. coming up here on gma, state of emergency. tropical weather slamming the gulf coast with heavy rain and intense winds. we are tracking the storm this morning. >>> plus, president biden warning about the delta variant and what health experts are saying about rare cases of heart inflammation in young vaccinate people. >>> and an abc news exclusive, the wifa of a man fatally shot by police in hawaii speaking out about her husband's killing after filing a wrongful death suit. it is ahead here on gma. >>> happening today, the oakland museum of california is offering free admission for the weekend. the museum campus and art galleries are back opened to the public for

. >>> good evening i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us. so what will tomorrow's new reality look like. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is in the south bay with a trial run of what will be a typical day to find out what's changing? >> across the south bay a mix of excitement, anxiety and confusion as we move beyond the blueprint in ways that matter. >> i'm going to check the owner of blue fitness on what tuesday will look like. are we taking off our masks or not. he says yes, cardio, strength training and more unmasked. >> this is a little bit to do to go back to normal. i think people are ready to move on and focus a more on their healths. >> by tuesday, fully vaccinated people should be able to go fully maskless at grocery stores. >> after that grocery store run, i felt like mama needed some me time. >> reporter: with her own protocol in place, linda mo is going maskless. >> to make sure everybody feels safe, just having a mask on for the time being will protect workers and our customers. >> so remember, no mani pedi without a mas

. >> and i'm dan ashley. you're watching abc 7 news live at 5:00. the guidance is coming with not much time to spare. abc 7 is counting down to the reopening of california. and as you can see on your screen we're counting down to june 15th the day coronavirus restrictions will lift statewide. that's just five days away believe it or not after all of this time. we have team coverage of the changing mask rules tonight. laura anthony is in the east bay with reaction from businesses but we'll begin with cornell bernard he's in the newsroom. breaking down today's announcement. >> reporter: dr. borgalli layed out the new rules for mask wearing tuesday. fully vaccinated californians will be able to remove their masks in most settings starting june 15th. they're offering businesses three options. a business operator can require a vaccination verification system and the third option would be for everyone be required to wear a mask. >> those who don't believe that it is enough to have the attestation approach, they could require all individuals who enter the

. >> and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!"lian murphy, and music from the linda lindas. and now -- jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that's me, hi. i'm jimmy, i am the host. thanks for watching. thanks for -- either you're watching us or you're at home just sitting there while we work. what kind of an arrangement is this? meanwhile, there's some woman nobody knows named candy in our audience tonight. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] what happened to the security measures? did you check her out, make sure she works here? >> guillermo: yeah, she works here. >> jimmy: she does? >> guillermo: first day today here. >> jimmy: what does she do here? >> guillermo: uh -- i think she -- [ laughter ] >> guillermo: she helps the production.

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good evening and thank you for joining us i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kate larson. you're watching abc 7 news live. we're counting to the state's reopening at midnight. just about 7 hours from now. here's what that means. the state will not re businesses to have capacity levels or >> that rule making gap between any action on the 17th and the 28th with an executive order that clarifies that we'll be consistent with the cdc guidelines. >>> without the executive order there would be a two week gap between tomorrow's official reopening and when the cal osha rules would go into effect. employers do have a right to verify your vaccination status. >> keep in mind businesses can still choose or require customers to wear a mask they come in. we made the rounds to see which places are truly reopening as normal tomorrow, laura. >> reporter: that's right, dan. we thought it would be interesting to walk through the day tuesday when these mask mandates are lifted to see if things will really be different from place to place. so we're going to start with a morning coffee at brioc

i'm dan ashley. >> here's what first spondersan >> reporter: in this chilling body camera sheriff's office takes us through what the five-man first contact team encountered. the police officers on a mission to locate and stop the active shooter at the vta rail yard last wednesday. a gunman, later identified as samuel cassidy. as the team reaches the third floor. >> hey, get your hands up! >> reporter: the vta employee seen here with his hand over his key card. this giving first responders all important access inside building a. >> as we move inside the dispatch center, one shot is heard. >> the team follows automobile gunshots searching for the gunman. in this part of the video, cassidy's body is blurred in the distance. >> sheriff's office, sheriff's office! >> reporter: at this point during the deadly morning, cassidy had already shot and killed several coworkers in a separate building, building b. before law enforcement teams arrived on scene, cassidy is seen calmly making his way toward building a where he murdered more coworkers and shot himself twice. >> the contact team observes a g

. >>> good evening i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us. so what will tomorrow's new reality look like. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is in the south bay with a trial run of what will be a typical day to find out what's changing? >> across the south bay a mix of excitement, anxiety and confusion as we move beyond the blueprint in ways that matter. >> i'm going to check the owner of blue fitness on what tuesday will look like. are we taking off our masks or not. he says yes, cardio, strength training and more unmasked. >> this is a little bit to do to go back to normal. i think people are ready to move on and focus a more on their healths. >> by tuesday, fully vaccinated people should be able to go fully maskless at grocery stores. >> after that grocery store run, i felt like mama needed some me time. >> reporter: with her own protocol in place, linda mo is going maskless. >> to make sure everybody feels safe, just having a mask on for the time being will protect workers and our customers. >> so remember, no mani pedi without a mas

. >>> good afternoon, i am dan ashley. >> you are are are are are are on hulu and wherever you streamreopening on june 15th. you can see we are seven days away. while we don't know what things are going to look like, there are significant steps happening right here in the bay area. let's start in san francisco, a place we shouldn't have taken for granted. they are reopening their doors, flying the flag, we are talking about city hall in the middle of pride month. wayne freedman has >> reporter: it seems so fitting for a day with multiple layers of significance. that is a pride flag flying over city hall on june 7th, 2021. history will record how after a pandemic, this

. >> i am dan ashley. you are watching abc7 news at 6:00 live and wherever you stream. the incoming

. >> i am dan ashley. you are watching is live on abc7 and wherever you stream.o collect signatures to recall members of the school board is talking with abc7 news after someone took pages of his signatures before giving them back. it comes as police announced they are now investigating exactly what happened. melanie woodrow is here with the story. >> he took the petition. >> reporter: he was collecting signatures for a petition to recall school board members on may 30th when a man offered to sign the petition and took the clipboard with other people's signatures and addresses. a witness share this video near the street with abc7 news. >> he took the petition. i saw you. >> i was shocked. i was angry at the same time. >> reporter: they followed the man. >> i couldn't believe it. i saw him toss the clipboard underneath the car. >> reporter: another person spotted the clipboard underneath the car.

. >> i am dan ashley. we are live wherever you stream. we are glad you are with us.better bay area, we talk about where you work and how it has changed during the pandemic in so many ways. across the bay area, offices sat empty for much of the past year. now, it is back to business. >> as we speak, cal osha is considering revisions. it will aligned to the states plan to lift covid restrictions and fully reopen businesses on june 15th. the states business community is strongly pushing back saying the proposed amendments california out of sync with what the cdc and other states are imply s thstory. >> we have six of

. >> and i'm dan ashley. you're watching abc 7 at 6:00.you stream. >>> we're counting hours before california reopens. as you can see from the count tt down clock. it's a date we've had circled for a long time now because it is the day california is set to reopen. >> almost surreal it is here. >> yeah. >> what will tomorrow look like? today we have a team of reporters answering the questions. laura anthony did a trial run through a typical day to see what will change and where you might not have to mask more and cornell barnard says we're encouraged to get out of town but not out of state. a big distinction. cornell let's start with you. time to pack a bag? >>reporter: i'm rea

. >> and i'm dan ashley. you're watching abc 7 news live at 5:00. and as you can see on your screen we're counting down to june 15th the day coronavirus restrictions will lift statewide. that's just five days away believe it or not after all of this time. we have team coverage of the changing mask rules tonight. laura anthony is in the east bay with reaction from businesses but we'll begin with

. >> i am dan ashley. we are live wherever you stream. we are glad you are with us. when we talk about loading a better bay area, we talk about where you work and how it has changed during the pandemic in so many ways. across the bay area, offices sat empty for much of the past year. now, it is back to business. >> as we speak, cal osha is considering revisions. it will aligned to the states plan to lift covid restrictions and fully reopen businesses on june 15th. the states business community is strongly pushing back saying the proposed amendments california out of sync with what the cdc and other states are imply s thstory. >> we have six of us in the office and we always wear our mask. most of us are vaccinated. >> it is fine with office worker rita garcia but many workers are balking atbalking at osha's revised guidelines for covid-19 that would require even vaccinated workers to wear masks inside buildings. >> this regulation needs improvement. we do not support the amendments and it doesn't mean supporters do not support an indie they already are protecting emp

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. >>> good afternoon, i am dan ashley. >> you are are are are are are on hulu and wherever you stream. we are counting down to the reopening on june 15th. you can see we are seven days away. while we don't know what things are going to look like, there are significant steps happening right here in the bay area. let's start in san francisco, a place we shouldn't have taken for granted. they are reopening their doors, flying the flag, we are talking about city hall in the middle of pride month. wayne freedman has >> reporter: it seems so fitting for a day with multiple layers of significance. that is a pride flag flying over city hall on june 7th, 2021. history will record how after a pandemic, this building reopened with more than a year of business waiting outside the city clerk's office. why? >> my birth certificate. i lost it during the pandemic. >> everything is opening up. >> reporter: births, deaths, marriages, yes, marriages -- >> we have been waking a year and a half -- >> our first wedding was scheduled october of 2020. >> reporter: after all these months of closures during co

agencies are looking for early advantages they can find as dan ashley tells us one local county is turning to groundbreaking technology. >>> memories of recent disasters are still smoldering as the bay area awaits anxiously on this year's drought field fire season. responders are hoping an extra set of eyes can help spot trouble before it erupts with help of artificial intelligence. >> we are the only ones, i believe beta tasting technology. >> caitlin -- the walls are covered with monitors tapped into an existing network of remote fire cameras but now that system is being backed up by artificial intelligence software. >> when they detect smoke alarm is going off in the giant media wall. the screen turns red and it is very apparent. >> was developed by a south korean company which uses similar ai technology in asia to monitor everything from airports to major industrial systems. in this case they taught the algorithms to recognize smoke >> what we are looking to do is catch fires early and often before 911. >> fire spotting consortium made up of you utilities state and local agencies and o

. >> and anthony mason dan ashley. for all of us, we >> dicky: from hollywood -- it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- david harbour, william jackson harper, and music from half alive. and now -- jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, there. i'm jimmy. i am the host. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] i hope you had a good holiday weekend. can you believe it's june already? the reason i ask is because many, if not most, of our nation's newscasters can't. >> can't believe it's june 1st already. >> can't believe it's june 1st. >> yeah, right, already? >> can't believe that it's june 1st already. >> can't believe it's june 1st. >> can't believe it's june 1st. >> i can't believe it's june 1st today. >> i know, right? >> it's hard to believe. >> hard to believe today is the first day of the month of june. >> hard to believe it's june 1st. >> hard to believe it's june 1st. >> hard to believe it's june. >> hard to believe it is june. >> i say that every month. >> i know, i know. [ laug

. >> and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- michael che, cillian murphy, and music from the linda lindas. and now -- jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that's me, hi. i'm jimmy, i am the host. thanks for watching. thanks for -- either you're watching us or you're at home just sitting there while we work. what kind of an arrangement is this? meanwhile, there's some woman nobody knows named candy in our audience tonight. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] what happened to the security measures? did you check her out, make sure she works here? >> guillermo: yeah, she works here. >> jimmy: she does? >> guillermo: first day today here. >> jimmy: what does she do here? >> guillermo: uh -- i think she -- [ laughter ] >> guillermo: she helps the production. >> jimmy: all right. [ laughter ] you see our security is top notch. thanks for joining us here in los angeles. you know, here in l.a., county health officials were hoping we'd be close to herd immunity by now. they were hoping we'd get there by july, n

dan ashley takes you through the scary attempt. >> reporter: stop this plane! it was the phrase shouted discovery and over again by an unruly passenger on idealogy a airlines flight from l.a.x. to national football league. the man allegedly tried to break into the plane's cockpit mid-flight, but did not succeed. the pilots control moments after it happened. cellphone video shows the chaotic seen. delta said the flight had to be diverted to albuquerque, new mexico, where the fbi took the man into custody. the fbi said there is no threat to the public at this time. >> delta said the plane did eventually leave for nash and it looks like it made it's arrival late last night. but lisa, a scary situation for everybody on board. glad everyone is safe. >> yeah, absolutely. okay. a nice start to the weekend here. you can see the sun. but there is fog out there. that won't pass the coastline, and the winds will be back. but if you want a warmer day, jewel to head inland to enjoy today. because a cooldown, a significant one, takes us through the weekend and the week ahead

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lieutenant governor mark robinson joins me and i'm dan bongino. next. ashleylargest economies prepared for their final day of the g-7 up it in england. president biden will fly to brussels to meet with nato heads and his turkish counterparts. then he's off to meet with vladimir putin. relations between moscow and washington are at their lowest point in years. the migrant sun has overwhelmed border agents. they have detained 7,000 my grants from 35 different countries. i'm ashley strohmier. memorial. i'm ashley strohmier. back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. ♪♪ dan: welcome back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. want to see a my job speech from a new rising star on the republican party with mark robinson from north carolina? check this out. >> there are some people talking about reparations in this country, they want reparation and i remember this particular liberal, some angry, i told him right to the face, nobody owes you anything for slavery. somebody died for you and fought work. somebody lived because they didn't have what you have and they did it for yo

dan bongino. next. ♪♪ fox news live, i'm ashley strohmier. deadly gunfights in the u.s.this weekend, for the 250 mass shootings happened this year. that's according to confront archives which defines a mass shooting as four or more people being shot. twenty-five of those shootings taking place just this month. this morning the nation reported to 67 mass shootings went to gunman opened fire in downtown austin, texas and hurt team people. one suspect was arrested and police are searching for the second. started as a dispute between two parties. this coming as the nation marks the fifth anniversary of the polls nightclub shooting. forty-nine people died and more than 50 hurt. one of the deadliest attacks in the nation's history, president biden plans to sign a bill making the club a national memorial. i'm ashley strohmier. back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. ♪♪ dan: welcome back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. want to see a my job speech from a new rising star on the republican party with mark robinson from north carolina? check this out. >> there are some people talki

dan bongino. next. hehe club a national memorial. i'm ashley strohmier. to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. ♪♪ dan: welcome back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. want to see a my job speech from a new rising star on the republican party with mark robinson from north carolina? check this out. >> there are some people talking about reparations in this country, they want reparation and i remember this particular liberal, some angry, i told him right to the face, nobody owes you anything for slavery. somebody died for you and fought work. somebody lived because they didn't have what you have and they did it for you. nobody owes you anything. if anybody owes, it's you because you've been a benefactor of freedom. dan: powerful. joining me now as lieutenant governor of north carolina, mark robinson. thank you for joining us, i really appreciate it. >> great to be here. thanks for having me. dan: lieutenant governor, i've had my eyes on you for a long time. gave one of the most powerful speeches in the second amendment, you got up as a citizen and did this thing c

dan: joe biden crackdown on guns really cut down on crime the mo. i'm ashley strohmier. to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. ♪♪ dan: welcome back to "unfiltered". this week joe biden announced he's cracking down on front dealers, check this out. >> there are things we know that work, reduce gun violence and crime crimes, things we know about. background checks firearm's ban on assault weapons and. community policing and program that efforts macy life we want to bring forth rebuttal. rarities usa. thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. dan: , gun-control and liberal cities is working, why isn't gun-control in the bull cities working? >> well, whose think it's working? every president faces problems, every summer what we know is in the spring and summer months, crime is always well on the rise and if congress act, the president has to and that's what we are seeing joe biden do with this particular administration, he's proposing sensible legislation again because the congress passed anything the largest cities in america, instituting strikeforce team

. >> dan eubanks is a friend of ashley henley. >> it was an execution-style murder they didn't robberake any of her stuff she had money and her purse sitting in the car with the windows down they killed her and just moved on >> she was a great person, had a great heart. she was a voice for people who didn't have a voice. she would help anyone anytime anywhere, it didn't matter what it was, or what they needed. >> both found dead in the same spot, six months apart brandon henley and his late wife were critical of the sheriff's office i contacted that office for comment this afternoon, but received none. the mississippi bureau of investigation is now on the indicate agents have not yet returned my calls, either. as for the latest victim, ashley henley's body is awaiting an autopsy. her husband says that will take about a week, and that then he, and their 15-year-old son landon, will lay her to rest and r renew their calls for justice. >>> police have identified the cashier gund down after arguing over a mask. la quita willis, police say a customer shot and killed her at a grocery store.

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love you. >> congratulations, dan. >> thanks for everything, dan, hats off to you. >> thanks, ashley for putting that toeing. dan, could you say a few words and congratulations to you. >> wow. that was incredible. thank you so much. first of all, i want to say congratulations to all this year's recipients. it is an honor to be recognized alongside you. i absolutely love this work being in a rec and park gardenner is my dream job. it means so much to me to receive this award. thank you so much. >> thank you, dan. congratulations. >> appreciate it. >> now it is my great pleasure to introduce you to a fellow commissioner. i will say as many of you know, larry mazola is president of the building council in san francisco and prominent member of the commission. for those in organized labor you have a great representative on all of the issues that are important to labor in san francisco. larry, take it away. >> thank you for your introduction and phil ginsburg and commissioners and ashley for the background work. this is a great event. i am proud to be here today to help celebrate with all o

dan. well, today governor newsome drew the first set of winners in the state's vaccine lottery california's incentive program. >> to try to get more people vaccinated. 15 winners were drawn each one winning $50,000 or ashleyexplains the process and another important update from the governor. >> this vaccine lottery draw is one of the few exciting events, newsom's administration is trying to promote ahead of what he's been saying is a full reopening of california's economy. june 15th. but the governor today indicating that june 15th doesn't exactly mean a full reopening the way some may have picking out the first set of vaccine lottery winners. governor gavin newsome friday kicking off a series of big cash giveaways in california to get more people vaccinated we are seen vaccination rates across the spectrum, improve officials say 21.5 million vaccinated, people from the state's registry have been assigned randomly generated numbers 50 of them were picked to go into the ball drop friday newsome in state senator richard pan pulled the but did not announce names only the counties where they live. >> i all of friday's winners were from coastal parts of the state. mindful still. >> the work we have to do parti

specifically thank the mayor's budget director, ashley, as well as lillian who is our budget analyst in the mayor's office and then of course emily and dan from the budget and legislative analyst side. and budget and finance team led by our amazing cfo. >> supervisor haney: thank you. >> thank you chair haney. recommendations for the department of children, youth and their families is on page 67 of the report. recommended reductions total 212,500 in years 21-22 and would allow 28.5 million or 10% of the department's budget. we don't have recommendations for year two of the budget and we have agreement with the department and are available for questions you may have. >> supervisor haney: thank you. colleagues, any questions or comments? thank you so much director. we will intend to accept this budget with the bla recommendations and appreciate your work and leadership and we told you you walked on water last time. we're not going to try to have your head get that big again. we're just going to say thank you today and we appreciate you and your team and your work. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> supervisor haney: all right. so that is