before deb takes her gummie, the team evaluates her.n hour later, she returned for more testing. >> we're really looking at the real world and how people use these products >> reporter: results to come. but even in marijuana-friendly colorado, deb is still concerned about speaking out >> i was afraid of all the things that i want to get rid of, the judgment, the stigma, fear of what other people would think >> reporter: how many of the people you work with know that you in fact use marijuana >> i would say a handful. >> reporter: and now more >> and now more. >> reporter: cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, golden, colorado >>> up next, their story of survival and determination inspiring americans. >>> finally, i'd like you to meet two young women who survived a traumatic and life-threatening experience and today are thriving with new determination. you may not recognize their names, but their story may ring familiar joy bishara and lydia pogu, friends, were among the 300 teenaged girls kidnapped in 2014 by the terrorist group boko haram in nig

councilman deb davis says the court system is bagged up due to the pandemic.the timeline for the suit is unclear. in san jose, i'm azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. police in san jose today announced an arrest in a recent homicide. police say that 55 year old howard ishihara of san jose, was arrested sunday for deadly stabbing of a man on almond, an expressway. police say that when they arrived on the scene, they began life saving measures until paramedics arrived. however the man was pronounced dead at the scene. his name and age were not released by police officers say the motive in circumstances that led to that stabbing are still under investigation. new developments in the case of christian smart. she's the cal poly student who disappeared 25 years ago today, a judge in san luis obispo county denied a prosecutor's request dad rape charges to the criminal complaint against paul flores, saying the evidence is too weak. flores was a fellow student who was the last to see kristin smart alive after college party back in 1996 flores was arrested in april. his f

not only not done this for enbridge, but not fordapl were deb haaland was protesting. >> sadly, deb haalandtepped up and the bide administration certainly has ained her to their position. it is tragic. there is no environmental impact statement on this. it would not pass the climate test. it is bigger than keystone. if keystone would not pass, why with this? let alone the water impact. this is 1/5 of the world's water. enbridge is in the middle of the water well of our territory. the heartland of the water. the army corps of engineers and department of interior, the agency has stepped up to protect the waters of the people of minnesota, nor any of the waters of this territory. it is so disappointi the biden administration is throwing indigenous people under the bus, water under the bus. there is no new water. that everybody is tolerating more and more arrests as if that is how it goes these days, we just keep arresting people because we think our projects are a great thing. i am sdisappointed in the biden administtion and deb haaland, every agency. i'm so disappointed there destroying our p

we were really fortunate that secretary deb haaland came.ed that as an american people -- as a native american people, we still have an extension to one another. it is really a good feeling to know that someone in her position is listening to what we are doing, and is paying attention to how we move forward with the repatriation act. as we move forward, there will be other ceremonies with other tribes that move forward with bringing home their children. amy: and we will certainly follow them. i want to thank you, christopher eagle bear for joining us, a member of the sicangu youth council, speaking to us from south dakota. that does it for our show. democracy now! is produced with renee feltz, mike burke, deena guzder, messiah rhodes, nermeen shaikh, maria taracena, tami woronoff, charina nadura, sam alcoff, tey marie astudillo, john hamilton, robby karran, hany massoud and adriano contreras. our geneúúxll9 ev ♪ >>> hello and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in new york. >>> the delta variant has strained medical systems ar

all right, deb. thank you, state regulatory agency is now warning against eating certain fish and stevens creek reservoir in santa clara. county because of elevated mercury levels. the california epa's office of an environmental health hazard assessment issued the advisory for a number of fish, including the black bass species and common curb, the agency says the mercury from mining accumulates in fish and can be damaging to the brain and nervous system, especially in children and women of childbearing age. new at 11 tonight pg and e. is laying out its wild fire safety plans for both marin and sonoma counties in a webinar tonight pg and he talked about how crews are installing stronger poles and lines and high fire danger danger areas throughout more weo better prepare for high winds or hot temperatures. in addition, the utility has added new criteria to initiate a power shut off. pgd officials say trees taller than power lines could play a factor when considering those planned outages. customers who

deb, perhaps you can enlighten us as to what we're seeing, but it looks like a home owner seeing that minor swaying of the light fixture and demand. we saw it coming of daly city, a little bit more rocking back and forth, but really, we are also streaming live on facebook.com/ it could help us greatly, and we could share them with our viewers if we can . tweets coming in such as this from the usgs earthquake, sank notable quick. preliminary information . what we have been reporting since it happened just before 4:00 this afternoon. that magnitude 5.9 quake near smith valley/nevada, and like we have been saying all afternoon, all evening, this is a very fluid situation. at times, we have seen the magnitude be a little bit higher. we also had another earthquake several hours east of stockton, but we have decided now things have been tailored and narrowed down, so we are focusing on this 5.9 quake that happened in rural nevada that could be felt as close as here in the bay area. >> i imagine usgs will be talking more about this. more on that later, but first, we want to share this tweet

before deb takes her gummy, the team evaluates her.er she returns for more testing. >> we're looking at the real world and how people use these products. >> reporter: results to come. but even in marijuana-friendly colorado, deb is still concerned about speaking out. >> i was afraid of all the things i want to get rid of. the judgment, the stigma, fear of what other people would think. >> reporter: how many of the people you work with know that you in fact use marijuana? >> i would say a handful. >> reporter: and now, more. >> and now, more. >> reporter: cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, golden, colorado. >> our thanks to cynthia for that reporting. >>> we want to turn back to that deadly flooding in parts of europe. joining me now from germany is nbc news reporter claudio lavanga. we were able to reestablish communications with you. walk us through the latest in the rescue and cleanup efforts. >> reporter: geoff, the scene behind me speaks for itself. as you can see, this used to be, at least until a few days ago, a very gentle water way ru

and i spoke with interior secretary deb haaland about this, and her personal history. secretary holland, thank you so much for joining us. i have to say at the outset, that this is one of the saddest, most disturbing stories i've ever seen. to think of these thousands and thousands of children, taken from their families, so many of whom never came back. the families never knew what happened to them. it's unspeakable. and your own family was touched by this. >> yes, it is a tragic era in our history, in american history. the boarding school era. i think about it as sort of one of the last-ditch efforts to get native americans out of their communities and put them into mainstream society, after, you know, genocide, after the killing off of, you know, vast numbers of native folks so that folks could take their land. and it was tragic, after everything else that had happened as well. and, you know, they took indians from their communities and their families so they could indoctrinate them, right. to take away their clothing, to brutally, you know, take away their languages

this is deb hollins, secretary, deb holland. speaking about this at the american congress of american indians. and this happened to just a few weeks ago, but now for the 1st time, this country has the cabinet secretary who is indigenous. i come from ancestors who endured the horrors of indian boarding school assimilation policies carried out by the same department that i now lead for more than a century. the interior department was responsible for operating the indian boarding schools across the united states and its territories. we are therefore uniquely positioned to assist in the effort to recover the dark history of these institutions that have haunted our families for too long. it's our responsibility hold about a pile of crystal and the person who's in charge of his investigation. serendipity . yes congresswoman deborah holland, when she was a representative last year introduced a bill for a truth and healing commission on indian boarding schools. and that was the 1st bill of its kind to ever be introduced to address this

people who planned it coordinated it, but it's been correspondent in deb and in the standing by bernard, the president had a lot more to say just phillips and on what the has been saying. yes sir, or i'm oppose. a said he will not allow. i'm a key and may have to prevail. he said, south africa, democracy is hard for the full and it will not be hijacked. and he suggested that this rioting and this looting had been deliberately provoked. the police say they have a list of around a dozen people, they suspect of inciting. the rising local media is reporting that one of those is thought have been very, very close to form of presence. jacob zoom. it was his jailing last week. the spot, the writing, although what moved it on, what progressed it was this deep seated anger and frustration south africa that nearly 30 years after the end of white minority rule, there is still real wide spread poverty and real massive income inequality gaps that still are maintained about half the population lives below the poverty line and because of the pandemic, but employment is been pushed up as well. now. nea

we'll have to wait and see until tomorrow, deb. thank you. for that. meantime hopes of bringing a w nba team to the bay area, taking one step forward. the joint powers board, which controls the oakland arena, voted unanimously friday to allow the african american sports and entertainment group to start the process for a multi year lease. the group is also working on specific plans for an expansion team. they are unable to say any more than that, due to a confidentiality agreement but expect strong community involvement. i think what is customary in new sports teams, especially with the w, n b a team, um. is usually having the community and the fans do a contest it creates and sort of re inserts the excitement of professional sports in oakland, and the group says, if all goes well, w nba games could begin in the 2022 season now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. california saw a big surge in the number of cases yesterday, the health department reported more than 14,000 new cases. that is a number we have not seen since january. hospitalizations

judy: secretary of the interior, depth haaland -- deb haaland, we thank you very much. sec.thank you. ♪ judy: for the first time, the united states government today warned american companies and individuals about the risks of doing business, studying or investing, in hong kong. the biden administration also sanctioned hong kong officials and accused them of eroding the city's freedoms as the chinese government continues to force its will on hongong. here is nick schifrin. >> judy, today's business advisory says because of the 2020 national security law beijing imposed on hong kong, americans are a risk of arrest. and businesses are at risk of electronic, worthless surveillance. restricted access to information because not crackdown on in in -- on media. and chinese it take comply with american sanctions. today the u.s. sanctions seven officials from the chinese commonest party office in hong kong. we turn to the china lead for that eurasia group, an international business consulting group. michael, welcome back to the newshour. how significant is it that the u.s. forhe first

before deb takes her gummy, the team evaluates her.ore testing. >> we're really looking at the real world and how people use these products. >> reporter: results to come. but even in marijuana-friendly colorado, deb is still concerned about speaking out. >> i was afraid of all the things that i wanted to get rid of, the judgment, the stigma, fear of what other people would think. >> how many of the people you work with know that you, in fact, use marijuana? >> i would say a handful. >> and now more. >> and now more. >> reporter: cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, golden, colorado. >> cynthia's report just one part of the series "red, white, and green" taking an in-depth look at marijuana in the u.s. as calls grow to legalize it nationwide. you can catch the series across all platforms and on msnbc. >>> a new hour and a new video showing a clash between trump supporters and protesters in california. a sign of the former president's remaining grip on the party. >>> and in tennessee, a fight against vaccines like we have never seen. state republ

deborah villalon reporting for us tonight in the north bay, deb. thank you.ow to the east bay, where officials ended the full scale search this evening for a missing man from berkeley 37 year old philip kray chick was last seen heading out for a run in pleasanton ridge regional park on saturday morning. a report overnight of someone hearing cries for help in a canyon in signal turned up nothing. authorities say they are confident they have scoured that park with the latest technology available. our technology is has been working. it absolutely has been working cause we're picking up dear and wildlife. our own people you know, out searching, we can see them from the camera so and you know, we haven't seen that human form that shape so we're not seeing seeing those images, pleasant, and police say they learned that crazy chick stopped in oakland on his way from berkeley to pleasant tend to mail a package. investigators say they are not ruling anything out, including that he could be somewhere else. coming up, one in four young adults say they probably we will n

all right, deb, thank you for that. in the city of san francisco.it's a coyote that's bringing a warning tonight from the city's animal control officials are urging visitors not to feed the coyote has been spotted multiple times in gold. and gay parks, botanical gardens. there are no reports that the coyote has attacked anyone, but it has come very close to some young children. do you have a coyote approaching toddlers in the botanic garden? it is very worrisome coat is. um, behaving very unusually. he's been fed for since 2000 and 16 by people. um and so he has lost his fear of humans, and that is not a good thing. animal control says they are working with state of visuals on how to address the situation. new data shows anti asian hate crimes jumped 107 here in california last year coming up at 10 30 how the state attorney general is addressing what he calls an epidemic of hate. pretty cool today, windy out there as well. temperatures came down a good 10 to 15 degrees. what happens tomorrow and for the holiday weekend back here with that after the

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each has deb -- in the english language.h has demonstrated knowledge of the history and form of government of the united states. secretary may orchids, i recommend these candidates meet -- sec. mayorkas, i recommend these candidates by -- be administered the oath of allegiance, thereby admitting them to the united states. >> please raise your right hand as we swear the oath of allegiance. please, repeat after me. i hereby declare on oath that i absolutely and entirely renounce and abjure all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate, state or sovereignty of whom or which i have heretofore been a subject or citizen, that i will support and defend the constitution and laws of the united states of america against all enemies foreign and domestic, that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same , then i will bear arms on behalf of of the united states when required by the law. that i will perform noncombatant service in the armed forces of the united states when required by the law, that i will perform work

[laughter] deb what i'm too go first? >> i have thought about this. and when i look back at myself i realize that i was an adventure. i was a pirate. i wanted experiences. i was willing to take risks. i don't think i ever said that i don't think i ever acknowledged it. but i do remember makeup themselves to beirut pulled this off. i thought it was fabulous. there's a moment i think you get old enough you think i should not be doing this. because you know if anything bad happens you friends will go you should have known better the attraction to doing it is you see people at their worst. everybody understands that. you also see people at their best. i mean relate their best. surgeons who are and basements they organize the food campaign the stadium for sudanese refugees. you see people do extraordinary things. that heightened sense of life that is enticing. >> silva you last epic question. tell us. [inaudible] what brought you joy? >> i repeat i did look for it came to me. i found myself there. you might ask why did i keep going for a period of ten year

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. >> buenas noches, estas son las noticias que deb conocer antes de que acabe el día.ones de personas enfrentan temperaturas de tres dígitos. el valle de la muerte alcanzó los 130° de temperatura. temor de las comunidades indígenas en comunidad de chiapas, la violencia del crimen organizado obliga a 2000 residentes a abandonar sus hogares. todo listo para el despegue al espacio con su fundador branson. >> (música). >> por segunda vez en dos semanas partes del oeste viven un fin de semana con temperaturas extremas. casi todo el estado de california siente el impacto de esta tercera ola de calor del verano, por lo que el gobernador pidió reducir el uso de la energía y conservar el agua. hay preocupación no solo sobre cómo mantener a la gente segura, también el sistema eléctrico funcionando. erika flores amplia. >> pusimos papel aluminio en las ventanas. >> asístá lidiando con el calor extremo. >> poníamos bolsas de agua en los colchones y nos acostamos sobre ellas. >> es el suroeste del país quien vive el abrumante calor. >> (información en pantalla). >> las vegas podría

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t deb, polio, mmr, those are required. >> pfizer expects to have a milder dose of its vaccine ready by september for kids between 5-11 years old. and america's covid recovery is being threatened by a summer surge. thltvaant givingnew vaccination push. but that is lagging. only 49% of americans are fully vaccinated. nationally, new covid cases have spiked almost 50% with increases in all 50 states. now health officials are considering another round of shots. >> in israel they started to do them and people that were immune suppressed. i think we will see those booster shots here in the united states, i hope, soon. in terms of people 65 and older i would imagine they approve those booster shots by the end of september. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 at 11:00 and cbsn bay area, a stolen car chase it comes to a crush again tonight. >>> bay area dreamers rally for their rights after a court ruling but the doctor program in jeopardy. >>> stunning scenes in china where a sandstorm engulfed the city within minutes. >>> friends and family still pressing on to find an east bay runner. >>> download the

latest projects including his fierce competition between him and his wife >> how are your skills >> debr the pandemic so beware. >> maybe one of the nicest people i've ever known in my lifetime is that guy right there. >> deb is amazing. >> deb is incredible we ended up going to this place called the edge which is like a hundred stories up you can see the glass through the bottom we strolled around he has a sci-fi film coming up it's called "reminiscence" in august we shared a lot. he was fun to talk to. >> i feel like i see deb all the time in the lounge at jfk when i'm flying she's always there, has the dog and talking to people on the phone. >> sweet >> carson, thanks. >>> coming up here on a wednesday morning, no more wandering the aisles, no more waiting in the checkout lines. we're going to have an exclusive look at what could be the high tech future of grocery shopping. >>> and jill martin is getting morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. it's 8:26 right now. more water restrictions are coming to the north bay. people who live in napa will have to cut back on wa

>> the partnership with deb is long-standing.n i've always loved is that they have been very positive and really about the idea that real beauty is defined in all forms. every skin, every body, every kind of woman is their definition of beauty. they have been instrumental in working on the crown act it is a law passed and how many states i can remember, it says you cannot be discriminated against because of the way you wear your hair. that has been a real issue for a lot of people of color. we hear about the basketball kid gets his hair cut off before playing or fired for how they wear their hair at work. we tried really hard to police the way people look. it does not look like the weight somebody feels they should look. that is a real bias in this country. the idea that we can create something like the crown act allows people to embrace who they are culturally. they can wear their hair how they want to wear their hair versus trying to achieve some standard that is based on a white, european centric idea of what people are suppos

his injuries are not considered life threatening, deb. thank you for that.he driver in their nineties today crashed their vehicle right into a pole in san jose. this happened around 1 30 this afternoon. firefighters say the driver who they did not identify, crashed through the fence of an apartment complex on fruitvale avenue and race. street. the car ended up in the pool and then became fully submerged. fortunately no one was swimming in that pool at the time, and the driver was able to get out of the vehicle safely before first responders arrived. the car was eventually lifted out and towed away now to the california recall election and a new group that is joining the effort to recall governor gavin newsom. ktvu is christian captain tells us family members of some murder victim say policies that the governor supports have helped to put criminals back out on the streets. a marvel herriot solano's daughter, cotino was murdered in 1979 and marc klaas's daughter, polly was kidnapped and murdered in 1993, the pair joined in grief, both losing their daughters in

once again at the command post, where the strategy will change, deb starting tomorrow.yeah heather. they're not quitting, but they're scaling back four days into this search, law enforcement says it's down to two probabilities. i can tell you that this is in my career. this is an unprecedented search for alameda county search veterans admit they're stumped by the disappearance of 37 year old runner philip krawczyk. he mapped out his intended route in the pleasant at hills, an eight mile loop trails and a fire wrote nothing tricky, but that area and so much more has been searched. it's widened to 16 square miles, so now they re evaluate and sort of look for gaps within their coverage patterns to make sure there's no holes or any areas of significance that we may have missed critics car parked at the trailhead had his wallet, phone and shirt in it, wearing just shorts and shoes on a very hot day he set off search dogs lost his scent swiftly. it's believed heat and wind eroded it. but in a park that has hundreds of visitors daily, not one person has said they saw crazy chi

it's somewhat less effective to deborah villalon reporting live for us tonight in santa rosa, deb.now acknowledged it was premature to rule out a potential link between the covid-19 outbreak and a laboratory leak, the w h o said today. getting access to raw data had been a challenge for the team that traveled to china earlier this year to investigate the source of the coronavirus. the group said there had been a premature push to rule out the theory that the virus might have escaped from a chinese government lab in wuhan. millions of families today received the first payment and a new child tax credit as part of the government's coronavirus recovery measures. president biden says it will help lift many children out of poverty. but as foxes madeline rivera reports, some critics believe the program is too expensive. quote our dear friend, former senator and current president joe biden. this is a big f and deal. many democrats are calling the expanded child tax credit transformational, saying the monthly benefit will lift millions out of poverty for generations to come. i think this w

yeah, i know all the facts took off one from when i was in deb sides or even upside football foot shop visa us and i had fun josh on the complex of a lot of fun. good one. now john. good doctors helped him display because it's done all going listed on the title design yet some women's because of me. ah ah, she's, she's on both sides. the nice fight and the thing to know who's come said on the best move list of the funding. colleen? thank you, get this in mind of this entirely new because this gets this for not being honest with you, you know. and because want for us under ca, mazel because again, i do want to do time just to tie for all the ones i just home, a lot of years electrical, so fun to get this from spun. i was good. i just was his answer all the comments i here now. i just fussy and much fun at all possible. in fact among needs are seen, a blue tie ends after much muzzle got one fellow dog woman fat. as i stood me laughing because the the name been golden and other than the gold coating. the one big exterior feature with ferdinand lee. 3 supersize the rear spoiler hicks boil

deborah villalon is live in sonoma county tonight with how crews from all over california are helping debe sonoma county knows what it's like to need help enduring several devastating wildfires in rec

alright deborah villalon reporting for us live in the north bay, deb. thank you. after a steady dip in vaccination rates, there has been a recent increase statewide, more than 43, a half million doses of covid-19 vaccines have now been administered here in california, according to the latest data, there are now an average of more than 65,000 shot today being given statewide. that is a 16% increase in vaccinations over the past week. 62% of californians age 12 and up are now fully vaccinated and. many n francisco bars will require proof of vaccination, but will restaurants follow suit at 10 30 tonight? the survey results that show what businesses are considering. we hade pretty hot temperatures inland today, up to 98 degrees going to be another hot one inland. tomorrow fog back at the coast. i'll have the details when i see you back here at first after the break. the emotional day on capitol hill as officers share their first hand experiences when rioters stormed the capital on january 6th. i could feel my myself losing oxygen and recall thinking to myself. this is

from the town of syncing nick alone, the deb leave reporter kate mother. thank you so much. jim and president frank felt the stein maya has visited the town of f stuff where a giant sink hole caused major damage. donna was joined by state premier, i'm in lasha, who's the front runner to succeed. anglo medical as chancellor president says, the scale of the loss is hard to comprehend. keyless hello or no money has been lost and will not be easily replaced. it may not be. and again, so talking about the biggest loss is the one felt by luck, relatives in the flood you're tall on mid morning with the people who have lots of friends and acquaintances, and family members from your fight had broken out with joining me in the studio as a political correspondent, amino shars, and welcome a strong message from the german president. frank felt a shy my. what more did he have to say while a strong method and he used the word heartbreaking in his true that those figures absolutely devastating. he also said that for some people all that remained was hope and in that of course, it's a very

own was the bottom that you learned that at the age of 50, she's going to be taken from the for mine, deb cetera, et collision for me. a table has to feel friendly. that's important. on the tablet, it has to look beautiful and inviting to assess rice. you should feel at home to a table set like this invites you to sit down and have a meal. di me. appetizer for 2 frog legs in better. deep fried set with garlic. milk, firm, speech sauce and fresh basil. it's a classic dish here. saturday when we jump black. these are the frogs. a dish i developed a good 15 years ago. it's on the menu every day, feeling really many guess come for the frogs or the burgers ready? yet. we even have fast food. you know, hotel, you have to do it all. the borrower's eyes opened more than a 150 years ago. how does it present tradition still keep up with the times when the national accounts and she then we're fortunate to have a very loyal clientele who have been coming here for many years this year. some of the level, of course we try to take care of these customers as well as their children or even grandchildren w

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a secret that she protected at all costs, deb roberts sat down with the book's two authors.whose life was essentially buried at a new york library until two curious authors decided to unearth all the stunning details into a new book which reads like complete fiction except it is not. this is belle's office? was her office. >> of course, at that time she had the desk in here and then the side bar where she kept whiskey. >> even though this is a smaller version of the library in the study it's still spectacular. >> reporter: it was a stunning achievement at the turn of the century. a woman creating this breathtaking library while working alongside one of the most powerful men in the country, john morgan. she sat here and would hear jp morgan call out to her. >> right around the corner. >> wow. >> reporter: morgan's personal librarian becoming a force during a time when women in this country couldn't even vote. she was powerful and beautiful and had a big secret. >> she passed off as white but she was not. >> and she was not. she was -- she was black. >> how did that happen? ho

also coming up in anger and unrest in south africa. deb the violence of widespread looting. after all, socrates put former president jacobs behind bars and scuffles. frank county, georgia, the parliament.

deborah be alone is there with what we've learned so far, deb.enage driver kept on going, but he stopped at the next side street and police aren't sure he could have done anything to avoid the collision. truly these incidents are tragic. a flurry of 911 calls at about noon rohnert park, police and fire found a 21 year old man.