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>> he worked for harrison. >> he worked for harrison as well? >> in the high position that he was leader to have. >> people at the harrison home were very skeptical, i should add as well. >> she was a child like a child to them. but then he married her and had a baby. they had a little girl. the public -- >> from los angeles, we have a question. >> i've joined the series. keep it up. i have two questions. you said you had recorded -- caroline was the first lady to have had her voice recorded. do we won't have one of the president? my second question is, what was the president -- president harrison's view on civil rights at the time? thank you. >> i don't know where that recording is. i assume it must be in the washington library. the harrison's were both committed to civil rights. i said earlier, he fought his whole time in different ways and he had a very legal estate mind, of course. for ways of assuring the vote to the african american male, of course. rights for women or not voting either. they were committed to it. and public about. it >> they were saying

than half of black business owners were turned down for loans a rate twice as high as white business owners loretta harrison has owned this candy shop for 43 years she got a loan in the second round of the ppp, but knows others were not as fortunate. >> we don't feel that we get all the information, and then when we do get the information, then it's too late because what was out there has already been gotten. >> reporter: a survey found only one in ten black and hispanic businesses receive the relief they requested during the pandemic. another issue, language during the ppp's rollout, the small business administration only offered the application in english before ultimately making it available in 17 additional languages. here in new york's chinatown, more than 90% of the businesses were shut down business owners here say they face a double whammy, a loss of customers and the stigma linked with the virus. >> i think whoever thinks it is not safe to come to an asian-owned business should think again. >> reporter: the owner of a tea parlor chinatown's oldest restaurant. >> we have seen a lot of just prejudice

than half of black business owners were turned down for loans a rate twice as high as white business owners loretta harrisonas owned this candy shop for 43 years. she got a loan in the second round of the ppp but knows others that weren't as fortunate. >> we don't feel we get the information, and when we do get the information it's too late because what was out there has already been gotten. >> reporter: a survey found one in ten black and hispanic businesses received the relief they requested during the pandemic another issue, language. during the ppp's rollout, the small business administration only offered the application in english before making it available in 17 different languages. >> reporter: here in chinatown, 90% of the businesses were shutdown owners say they face a double whammy, the pandemic and the stigma linked to the virus wilson is the owner of chinatown's oldest restaurant. >> we have seen a lot of prejudice, especially with diners that are not coming anymore. and if we can't make it in chinatown, who can >> small businesses, we are the flavor of the city, and once you lose the flavor of

street in oakland instagram user sky-high oakland shot this aerial of the mural it stretches about 3 blocks long and it's located just off of broadway and harrison in downtown oakland. the first street mural popped up in washington d c after a 16th street in the dea seized a downtown area was renamed black lives matter plaza that was back on friday. well the funeral for george floyd is happening this afternoon it will have the service streaming in its entirety on air and on our kronon app so make sure you have it what it did go ahead and download it right now take it with you as you're on the go and that way you can say updated. well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news has more bay area counties announced their plans to let businesses open their doors in the middle of the pandemic will have an update for you health experts are now warning the public, not to let their guard down against covid-19. plus the protests that turned violent in oakland last weekend left several businesses damage, including those owned by african americans so coming up we'll talk about the details on a new community effort to help rebuild those businesses. >>after t

harrison from de la salle. giants picked him up in the third round. wow, what a graduation gift! 85th overall pick, committed to ucla. he was baseball's only high at oracle parking a few years. >>> baron baker here, son of dusty baker what undrafted. there are some who thought that he might. most famous being scooped up at home play by jt snell as a batboy during the 2002 world series. >>> nfl seahawks coach pete carroll told reporters today that he took a call from another coach who wanted to know more about a 2017 meeting he had with quarterback colin kaepernick of the unnamed coach who's apparently interested three years ago, kaep had hoped to sign with seattle, but carroll passed. now? >> i regret that did not happen in some fashion. which would have contributed. he deserved to play. as i look back on it, i wish we could a figure that out and known what note we know now and give him a chance because i would love to see him play put all, it could be mounting pressure t >>> finally tonight, happy ending for a kitchen rescued on contra costa county freeway. >> marissa pulled over on highway 4, the on ramp in antioch to today, try to lure this

high school. a few minutes ago the head of the march was at 16 and harrison. see? look at them all. the muni bus service in the area is actually being rerouted. we did hear that, so we wanted the pass that along to you. so far we are hearing it is peaceful and respectful. we are waiting this curfew tonight. we will see what happens then. a lot of people out there showing their solidarity after the death of george floyd. dan? >> absolutely, ama. and great to see that peaceful display. thousands of people out tonight. and they are marching in some hot weather. not as hot as it is in other parts of the bay area, spencer, but warm nonetheless. >> you're right about that, dan. it's warm all across the region. still hot in some spots. we had three record highs today for this day. check them out. 88 degrees in oakland. 89 at sfo. 95 in santa cruz. all new records for this date. and we still have a heat advisory in effect for most of the bay area until 9:00 tonight. it expires at 8:00 in mendocino and lake counties and is in effect until 8:00 tomorrow night in solano county. heat illness is

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matter street mural in oakland instagram user sky-high oakland shot this area love the mural is stretches about 3 blocks long located along broadway and harrisoneets, the first a street mural popped up in washington dc after 16th street in the dc downtown area was renamed black lives matter plaza on friday. >>and oakland woman is stepping in to help black business owners pick up the pieces many of those protests a michelle kingston reports the oakland black business damage fund and now has close to $100,000. >>elise douglas has raised about a $100,000 for black owned businesses in oakland this money can be used to board up windows and also prepare any damage. >>front side of our building. had a lot of graffiti spray paint oak stop is just one of many businesses damaged during protests in oakland owner trevor parents surprise that his place was hit that surprised me think that whoever did do this damage. likely wasn't part of this local open community because people in the community know that we are very much for and support the community, thanks to a lease douglas in her latest venture oak stop and other black owned businesses in oakland will

the research suggests that high levels of diabetes are partly to blame. professor ewen harrisonhat can you put this down to and how big a role does diabetes play? the groups look very different. the south asian group are younger and are less likely to have pre—existing conditions like lung disease, obesity or dementia, but much more likely to be diabetic. in fa ct, much more likely to be diabetic. in fact, of south asian people in hospital with coronavirus, four out of ten of them have diabetes. and how much of this gap between south asians and the rest of the population is explained by diabetes? diabetes explains about one fifth of the increase of risk of death in that group which means 80% of that effect has not been characterised by the study. is there any information that you can share with what's that extra risk is for the 80%? we have heard a lot about everything about other co—morbidity risks, poverty, the way people live to vitamin d. the big things will be occupation, deprivation and any potential biological differences, so potential differences in genetics explaining h

harrison taking us down memory lane, recapping their love story from home with a little help. >> i have three remote camera and one-man crew, my 18-year-old son joshua who just graduated from highagram saying she never imagined sean would choose her. i was very flattered but somewhat grounded by the fact that i would be one of the faces that represented people of color. i knew that one of the reasons i was probably chosen was because i was filipino. i counted myself out to be his fiancee. going on to say it ended up being so much more writing i allowed this experience to open myself up to the possibility of being fully loved and appreciated for all that i was. i ended up getting to represent a mixed race community. don't count yourself out. you are destined to do bigger things than just check a box. her thousands of followers applauding her honesty and showing their love for the couple. >> he was my ideal guy and i didn't think that i could ever land somebody like him. he's nice. he's a family guy. he is hot. >> reporter: and their happily ever after continues. >> that was it. that was our family shot. we got it. >> reporter: and another familiar face making a landing -- pilot