. ♪ >> reporter: this is shelene huey-bookershelene huey-bboker's sanctuary.he nonprofit program youth utilizing power and praise or yupp is a safe space for students. she knows the importance of belonging. she was bullied as the only black student in the middle school class. >> one of my classmates had made a sign of a pig . and labeled it look porky. there was a joke running around my classroom, actually for my seventh and eighth grade year while i was there. i had no community. >> reporter: that experience motivates her to this day. to uplift and empower the underserved and overlooked. ♪ students are learning how to sing in perfect harmony. how to play the drums. expressing themselves through dance . fine arts. and look speaking. there school of the arts and performing's arts group. >> it is comforting. it feels like a real family. >> when i know other parts of my life are not as stable , i know i can come here once a month and i know that all the people here love me and support me. >> one of the greatest inspirations is seeing the young people come alive w

that's why fascist love the idea of huey long.t huey long look liberal. policy does not matter. it is about accruing all power to the leader. that's all that matters. and they'll say and do anything in order to get all the power, but then once they've got it, that's the point. >> there's a certain kind of specific visual grammar and language syntax and cadence to fascism or to broadly authoritarian movements, or popular leadership cults, and there's a picture of huey long, big portrait if you see it immediately like oh, i know exactly what this is. like, there's the big picture of the guy, and i feel that way about, to bring back to the contemporary, i feel that way about the use of the word vermin. >> yes. >> by trump this week. >> a trump this week in a speech to describe his political and domestic energy enemies. when you see that, and you know what you're looking. at when you hear a leader described the other people on the political spectrum as vermin, with like investing the, nation i just know what that is immediately. >> ev

caitlin huey-burns, thank you so much. > w to some breaking news. for their alleged part in an operation that left two navy s.e.a.l.s dead. cbs's david martin is at the pentagon with the latest news. >> reporter: the four were arrested after navy s.e.a.l.s boarded this vessel off the coast of somalia and found missile parts, including a warhead the u.s. says were being smuggled from iran to the houthis in yemen. two navy s.e.a.l.s, petty officers chris chambers and gage ingram, were lost at sea while attempting to board in rough seas. the boarding occurred last month on the same date the u.s. and britain launched its first round of strikes against houthi targets in yemen, strikes which have yet to put an end to attacks against commercial shipping. >> we've certainly seen in the past 48, 72 hours an increase in attacks from the houthis. >> reporter: the criminal complaint unsealed today says the four suspects carried pakistani identification cards and that the alleged captain of the crew had a satellite phone on which he communicated with a member of

i said, "huey, that's 39 years ago, you're going to be all right, we're going to make it!"jimmy: i learned a lot. did you learn anything you didn't know, hearing other people talk about that taping, that shooting? >> i didn't realize we were in such trouble. and i mean that. i really mean that. >> jimmy: you were -- i think we should set the scene. you'd just hosted the more than music awards. not a couple of days earlier, that night. >> that night. >> jimmy: you got in the car after hosting this show, you go to this event. you're up till 7:00 in the morning. >> yeah. >> jimmy: right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: was cocaine involved? [ laughter ] was that the -- >> i would say roscoe's chicken and waffles. works the same way. >> jimmy: there was chicken and waffles, i like that. i like that tina turner was like, "is where my fish burger?" >> and had a song she made up about it. ♪ fish burger ♪ >> jimmy: al jarreau was three sheets to the wind, which makes it so much funnier. waylon jennings walked out in the middle of it because stevie wonder suggested, and i'm sure this drove you n

in fact, jason huey, jackson's father, said that jackson defined his cancer and defined his life. jackson never, ever discussed his cancer diagnosis unless he was receiving treatment or getting a check-up at st. jude children's hospital in memphis. jason and diane huey are so appreciative of all the care and support that they received from the health care providers at st. jude children's hospital. jackson found comfort through his faith. his family said that jackson did not allow the cancer to control him or bother him because in their words, he knew where he was going. jackson is remembered for his passion for all sports, specifically football. it was through football that i first met jackson a number of years ago. jackson's love for life and for sports truly shined through and i think this photo here clearly shows that. along with his childhood friends, jackson started h&h podcast, a weekly show to discuss the latest news in sports and to preview upcoming games. weather the top -- whether the topic was football, basketball or baseball or any other sport, jackson and his friend t

cbs's caitlin huey-burns caught up with nikki haley on her campaign trail. >> he's not qualified to run for president of the united states. >> reporter: with early voting now underway in south carolina, nikki haley is launching her strongest attacks yet on former president donald trump. >> how do you explain his popularity here? >> i think the polls are the same that we saw in new hampshire, and i moved 25 points in the last three weeks of the race. you can look at any poll you want, but the reality is this is when they are starting to pay attention. >> are you prepared to take this all the way to the convention? >> i'm prepared to go from michigan to super tuesday. why don't we let that happen. >> reporter: haley slammed trump for saying over the weekend he would not protect nato allies from a russian attack if they failed to contribute enough financially to the alliance. >> no, i would not protect you. in fact, i would encourage them to do whatever the hell they want. >> reporter: trump has long criticized nato, but these remarks drew outrage from the white house and concern from worl

cbs's caitlin huey-burns spoke with a defiant haley on the campaign trail. >> reporter: trailing donaldmp by more than 30 points in her home state, former south carolina governor nikki haley is plowing on. a speaker at the end of the day, want to close that gap. want to make sure that we continue to show that there's a purpose there. >> reporter: in order to win back the nomination you have to win some states. what states do you think you can win? >> we are playing all of them. after south carolina are going to have another 20 states. only three states have voted. we don't anoint kings here. >> reporter: to your supporters who want to see you get to the nomination, how exactly do you get there? >> one state at a time. one state at a time. if i were to get out of the race now, it will be the longest general election in history. the political leaders are saying you should get out? why should i get out? do we not want states to vote? >> reporter: a win in south carolina on saturday would give trump his fourth straight victory in a row, facing that prospect haley is focusing her campaign sp

>> major: caitlin huey-burns, thank you. now to significant developments in the red sea.-backed houthi militants claimed they took down a $30 million mq9 reaper drone. a u.s. official tells cbs news the unmanned aircraft crashed off the coast of yemen, but the cause is under investigation. a houthi missile strike by the group terrorizing vital international shipping lanes forced the crew of a cargo vessel to abandon ship in one of the worst attacks so far. and it all comes after u.s. central command says and it took out a houthi underwater attack drone over the weekend. the first time that type of weapon has been used in this conflict. for last night's "60 minutes," norah o'donnell spoke to the u.s. navy admiral leading the fight against the houthis unmanned vessels. >> norah: do other countries have these so-called suicide drone boats? >> they are iranian manufactured, exported to the houthis, who adapted them for their own use. in this particular case. other countries around the world have different applications. >> norah: frightening. >> it's frightening. it's concerni

cbs's caitlin huey-burns spoke with nikki haley about the trumps recent attacks not only against her,e of america's closest allies. >> he is not qualified to be the president of the united states. >> reporter: with early voting now underway in south carina, nikki haley is launching her strongest attacks yet on former president donald trump. how do you explain his popularity here? >> i think they say the same as they said in new hampshire, you can look at any poll you want, but the reality is, this is when they are starting to pay attention. >> reporter: are you prepared to take this all the way to the convention? >> i'm prepared to go michigan to super tuesday, why don't we let that happen? >> nikki haley slam trumps saying he would not protect nato allies from a russian attack if they contribute enough financial aid to the alliance. >> no, i would not protect it, i would encourage them to do whatever the hell they want. >> reporter: he has long criticized nato, but they drew outrage from the white house and world leaders. >> i think what was said was not a sensible operation. >> repo

here's cbs's caitlin huey-burns. >> i'm not going anywhere. [ applause ] >> reporter: on the verge ofher home state primary, nikki haley is defying calls from donald trump to drop out of the race. >> i feel no need to kiss the ring. i have no fear of trump's retribution. >> reporter: pledging to play on through super tuesday, haley slammed trump as unelectable. >> he's gotten more unstable and unhinged. he spends more time in courtrooms than he does on the campaign trail. he's so obsessed with his own demons from the past, he can't focus on delivering a future americans deserve. >> reporter: and in a rare, emotional moment, haley spoke about her husband, michael, deployed overseas with the national guard. >> i wish michael was here today, and i wish our children and i could see him tonight, but we can't. >> reporter: but so far, the former south carolina governor hasn't been able to dent trump's more than 30-point lead in the polls. the former president was greeted by enthusiastic supporters in greenville before attending a town hall and a fund-raiser. trump supporters say haley shoul

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cbs's caitlin huey-burns spoke with haley today about trump's recent attacks not only against her, but some of america's closest allies. >> he's not qualified to be the president of the united states. >> reporter: with early voting now under way in south carolina, nikki haley is launching her strongest attacks yet on former president donald trump. >> how do you explain his popularity here? >> i think the polls are the same that we saw in new hampshire, and i moved 25 points in the last three weeks of the race. you can look at any poll you want. but the reality is this is when they are starting to pay attention. >> are you prepared to take this all the way to the convention? >> i'm prepared to continue to go michigan to super tuesday. why don't we let that happen? >> reporter: haley slammed trump for saying over the weekend that he would not protect nato allies from a russian attack if they failed to contribute enough financially to the alliance. >> no, i would not protect you. in fact, i would encourage them to do whatever the hell they want. >> reporter: trump has long criticized nato

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caitlin huey-burns, thank you so much. now to some breaking news.tice department just unsealed charges against four foreign nationals for their alleged part in an operation that left two navy seals dead. cbs's david martin is at the pentagon with the latest news. >> reporter: the four were arrested after navy seals boarded this vessel off the coast of somalia and ound missile parts, including a warhead, the u.s. says were being smuggled from iran to the houthis in yemen. two navy seals, petty officers chris chambers and gage ingram, were lost at sea while attempting to board in rough seas. the boarding occurred last month on the same date the u.s. and britain launched its first round of strikes against houthi targets in yemen. strikes which have yet to put an end to attacks against commercial shipping. >> we have certainly seen, in the past 48-72 hours, an increase in attacks from the houthis. >> reporter: the criminal complaint unsealed today says the four suspects carried pakistani identification cards. and that the alleged captain of the crew had

okay so, um, my name is huey or huey lei. i am the residential toxics reductions program coordinator for san francisco environment department. and so today, i'll be talking about the household size waste program and provide some context as it relates to the agreement. and the resolution you have here in front of you. so i would like to kind of start off with a bit of history to better to better understand where this program came from and how it has developed into where it is today. and so, uh, in 1988, uh, the city and county of san francisco, along with recology, open the permanent household hazardous waste collection facility that you see here in this picture. it is one of the oldest, if not the first program in the nation and of its kind. and so there's a lot of history to this. and so it's funded by the refuse rate. and it was intended to provide a disposal option for household hazardous waste that didn't belong in the landfill. and it was understood at that time before really anyone else did that. it wasn't until. 1995 w

kit: lionel was all smiles, as he reunited with sheila e and huey lewis. it was on one single night 39 years ago, when these three were part of music history, recording we are the world to aid famine relief in africa. one, two. [usa for africa, "we are the world"] we are the world, we are the children kit: the new netflix documentary, the greatest night in pop, lays out how lionel and michael jackson helped organize an all-star lineup like no other. so everybody was just coming on board, and we had no song. that was the heart attack. kit: so mere days before recording with producer quincy jones, lionel and michael went to work at michael's home, which was like working in a literal zoo. that's ridiculous. i mean, between the snake and the dog and the chimp and the-- it was one zoo in itself. and then we're trying to write lyrics. are you kidding me? a lot of them showed up having no idea what the song sounded like. kit: springsteen, wonder, tina, dylan, diana, rodgers, a who's who of american music in 1985. hopefully, i could have gotten michael and prince

freddie as we mark a massive moment in huey's recovery-— in huey's recovery.ionalist first minister. rishi sunak is arriving at the assembly this morning — as the executive holds its first meetings today. charlotte gallagher reports. rishi sunak is back in belfast, meeting staff and volunteers at an air ambulance station. this morning, he'll face a tougher crowd — politicians at stormont. they went back to work on saturday after two years of political chaos. it was a landmark moment with sinn fein's michelle o'neill becoming northern ireland's first ever nationalist first minister. i think the very fact that for the very first time a nationalist has been elected as first minister speaks volumes in terms of the change that's happening across ireland. so i have said previously and i say again today, i believe we're in a decade of opportunity. emma little—pengelly of the democratic unionist party is now deputy first minister. i will work tirelessly to ensure that we can deliver for all in northern ireland. politicians here were offered £3.3 billion for public ser

huey lewis, musician: from that moment on, i was nervous out of my brain.nts like this throughout the film. were there moments from the behind-the-scenes footage you didn't include that you wanted to? bao: i mean, i think film is a liminal art. so there's definitely, -- i wish we could have included all the stories. we had a scene like with more of the recording session artists. we had just more of the actual recording itself with the stars. but i think, for us, it was important to kind of find the heart of the story. and i think we did so with this film. and it is -- the film has been out for a couple of weeks now on netflix. and we have just been getting some really great messages of how nostalgic the film is, but also how heartfelt it is. amna: it was almost 40 years ago, as you point out. i just wonder how you reflect on what it took to bring that together, for that moment to happen, and whether you think something like that could ever happen today. bao: i mean, looking back at it now, it was such a unique moment, i think, in pop culture, global pop cul

. >> this is shelene huey-booker 's sanctuary. the nonprofit program, youth utilizing power and praise, or y.u.p.p. , is a safe space for students. shelene knows the importance of belonging. she was bullied as the only black student in her middle school class. >> one of my classmates had made a spine of a pig and labeled it law porky. there was a joke that was running around my classroom for my seventh and eighth grade year. >> that experience motivates her to this day to uplift and empower the underserved and overlooked. >> students are learning how to sing in perfect harmony, how to play the drums, expressing themselves through dance, fine art. in their light it up school of the art and breaking the barriers performing arts group. >> it is so comforting. >> when i know that other parts of life are not as stable, i know that i can come here once a month and i know that people love me and support me. >> one of the greatest inspirations is seeing the young people, live while performing arts. >> it is where zaire whitaker found his

. >> people like malcolm x, huey p newton martin, the keen, mister le mans, reverend charles glasper. mister francis green. even though i am and i am where i am. i do not apologize for that and i will not apologize for that. >> always continue to use my voice and i'll always be. >> true to who i am. we need to be strong in numbers and we need to stronger together. and only do that is if we stay together and stick together as one speak as one voice. >> thank believe job. all kron. 4 news. >> kron four's honoring black history through the end of february and make sure to tune into our special airs thursday february 29th at 06:30pm. coming up. >> except the pets. that'sd what a new bill is asking for. california landlords to do with the requirements would entail and why the bill is getting some pushback. and next in sports, the warriors back on the practice court today feeling pretty recharged and refreshed. after the all-star break. >> director jason dumas has reaction from the team coming reaction from the team coming up. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...m

founders bobby seale and huey newton were college students at the time. up the black panther party , as long as there are corrupt officials, as long as the oppressor makes the laws, the people are not bound to respect them. we are bound to transform society and erect a system where people will receive justice. john: their 10-point program leaned heavily on marxism. they saw black americans' struggles as part of a global liberation movement. >> in america, black people are treated very much as are the vietnamese people or any other colonized people because we're used, we're brutalized. the police in our community occupy our area, our community as the foreign troop occupies territory. john: they provided community services called survival programs to promote self-determination -- free food, especially breakfasts for school children, free health care and voter registration drives. they established schools in nine cities. >> we cannot stand these oppressive foreign troops in our community. john: women made up roughly half of the panther membership of about 20

." >>> i'm caitlin huey-burns in washington. thanks for staying with us.his morning on a long-running cbs news investigation into toxic chemicals at an overseas u.s. military base. hundreds of service members stationed at k2 in uzbekistan have gotten seriously ill, including with rare cancers. while the pentagon says it's still studying the problem, new evidence could help veterans get the benefits they've been asking for now four years after cbs news first revealed the health problems. catherine herridge reports. >> reporter: a leading veterans advocate calls the records a smoking gun that indicates radioactive material at k2 in the soil and in the air put them at severe risk for illness. >> this isn't even about money. it's about acknowledgement. >> reporter: for two decades, army veteran mark jackson combed through his deployment journals looking for answers. >> the pain grew and absorbed my entire abdomen. >> reporter: the ink filled pages and yellow pest it notes document his failing health while serving overseas. >> all of a sudden i went from being

huey's question, the answer is the desired filtering, the filtering that filters the content that is first approved by the community. it means something that is ugly to use . very well, let's go, make a report, if we agree , let's see each other, come back and continue the conversation. consecutive fines of meta company due to violation of rules. metaha , the company that owns facebook, instagram and whatsapp, for the past several months. it was adopted with the aim of protecting the information of people living in europe. in the latest case. norwegian data regulator meta company for collecting user data and using they are for targeted advertising from august 23 daily. meta has previously been fined for violating data protection laws in norway, australia, turkey and south korea. in the most significant case, the european union fined meta $1.3 billion and ordered the company to stop transferring personal data of european users to the united states by november. this is the heaviest fine for technology companies since the implementation of public data protection regulations 5 years ago.

. ♪ >> reporter: this is shelene huey-booker's sanctuary.er nonprofit program youth outliesing utilizing power and praise or yupp is a safe space for students. shelene knows the importance of belonging. she was bullied as the only black student in her middle school class. >> one of my classmates had made a sign of a pig and labeled it la porky and so there was a joke that was running around my classroom actually for my seventh and eighth grade year while i was there. so i had no real community. >> reporter: that experience motivates her to this day to uplift and empower the underserved and overlooked. >> students are learning how to sing in perfect harmony. how to play the drums, expressing themselves through dance, fine arts. >> hello. >> reporter: and public speaking in their lighted up school of the arts and breaking the barriers performing arts group. >> but it's so comforting. it feels like an actual real family. >> when i know like other parts of like my life aren't as stable, i know that i can come here like once a month and i know th

charlene huey booker was also recognized for her work uplifting youth through performing arts and other avenues. >> she says her hope for sunday's parade is that people will be able to carry joy with them. long after the weekend is over. happiness is something that happens based on a moment, but joy is internalized and it comes from a part of your being that is connected to experience. >> and so to be able to think of african americans as coming together to celebrate the victory and the suffering as a part of who we are, is just a phenomenal idea and experience, both happiness and joy shouldn't be too hard to come by sunday, following the parade, two stages will host nonstop entertainment along with activities for the entire family. >> this is an opportunity to really highlight all of the beautiful and amazing things that we've contributed. and so this is just a giant celebration of that in oakland. >> zach fuentes, abc seven news and the parade goes through downtown oaknd along franklin street from 14th to 19th street. >> i you can make it, if you can't make it, join zach. julian glove

. >> people like malcolm x, huey p newton martin, the keen, mister le mans, reverend charles glasper.green. even though i am and i am i am. i do not apologize for that and i will not apologize for that. >> always continue to use my voice and i'll always be. >> true to who i am. we need to be strong in numbers and we need to stronger together. and only do that is if we stay together and stick together as one speak as one voice. >> thank believe job. all kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 is honoring black history month. make sure to tune into our special airing next thursday night at 6.30. well, construction is moving right along for the bay area. second top golf. this one is being built in burlingame estimated to open at the end of the year is a 3 story building with over 100 hitting bays, a restaurant. plus outdoor dining right now. the only other barry, a top golf is in san jose. they're spreading like shake shack, apparently. so, i've never been no one there. there are things jason, jason, you know, you've been one week. i think this calls for a little company out. there you go at least in ve

president huey here. commissioner ortiz cartagena is absent. and vice president susan's present president. you have a quorum. thank you. the san francisco small business commission and office of small business staff acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditional, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. please call item number two. item two san francisco, san francisco municipal transportation authority sfmta briefing. this is a discussion item sfmta director jeffr

gorbachev, please bomb huey lewis. >> stephen: now, trump's allies are taking their holy war to the magaca: newsmax. >> i kinda have a problem, though, with the hardcore taylor swift fans. they are totally over the top worshiping this woman. i think what they call it is, uh, they're elevating her to an idol. in fact, if you look it up in the bible, it's a sin. >> stephen: yeah. stop worshiping false idols and buy yourself a piece of donald trump's old suit! look, i'll come out and say it. i'll say it. i don't care who knows it. i'm a hardcore swiffer. [cheering] okay? i'll go so far as to say i'm a wetjet. taylor, taylor is one of the few joyful things we have in this country, and i'm not gonna stand here and let trump's tv goons drag her into their hell-slop of grievance and hair gel! this country dumped donald trump! and we are never, ever getting back together. like, ever! [cheering] you know what i'm saying? never! uh-uh-uh. so maga, keep taylor's name out of your dirty little mouths. okay? you stick to your own global superstars. you've got plenty of them, right? >> we don't have a

. >> reporter: he clipped this photo of huey newton.een graduated from laney college, got a job at the oakland tribune in the late '60s, he became the paper's first black photographer. >> they needed black people to cover stories in the community, because white journalists didn't really have that kind of permission. >> reporter: green's son, kenneth green, jr., says his father pointed the camera at his own community. >> he had interest in making sure that black people looked good. my mom was the love of his life, but he also amassed a very large collection of other women. >> reporter: some of those photos are part of a current exhibit in san francisco's library, devoted to green's career. >> no one cared to document the black woman during the civil rights movement. fashion, entertainment, and politics is the proof that the black esthetic and the identity has always and will be revolutionary. >> reporter: green's career with the tribune began in 1968. it ended june 25th, 1982. >> he was trying to take a better than average picture of som

would have been founder doctor huey p newton's 82nd birthday. the museum threw a big party in his honor as part of the celebration. well, we just talked about a couple of big events happening this weekend. so much going on. unfortunately for oakland, that outdoor event might get rained on. so just bring your rain gear and still try to enjoy it. >> exactly. just brave the elements and get an early start because the rain tomorrow may not really hit here until about midday. >> okay, so early part of the day looks a little better. >> much better. okay. much better. so right now we're looking at live doppler seven. and you can see that today's this evening storm just about gone. but there is still there are still some light sprinkles down in the south bay and in the santa cruz mountains. but that storm is gone and this is the storm. we're focusing on now, a stronger, more intense storm moving in tomorrow and monday. it may even last until wednesday on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. this is going to be a level two storm tomorrow, with mod

. >> people like malcolm x, huey p newton martin, the keen, mister le mans, reverend charles glasper. mister francis green. even though i am and i am where i am. i do not apologize for that and i will not apologize for that. >> always continue to use my voice and i'll always be. >> true to who i am. we need to be strong in numbeys and we need to stronger together. and only do that is if we stay together and stick together as one speak as one voice. >> thank believe job. all kron. 4 news. >> khan for continues to honor black history all month with these wonderful and inspirational stories. and you can see them all combined in our special which is february 29th at 06:30pm. beyonce is making history yet again doing what no other black woman has done before. beyonce's last single texas hold'em. debuted at the number one spot on the hot country songs chart and other countries. single 16 carriages debuted at number 9 on the chart. both songs are off of her upcoming country themed album set to come out on march. 29th. >> ok, well, 9.48 is a time. let's get over to the weather center because

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amna: there is a wonderful memory from huey lewis talking about how nervous he was to be singing in frontrom that moment on, i was nervous out of my brain. amna: there are tons of moments like this throughout the film. where there moments from the behind the scenes footage you did not include that you wanted to? bao: i think film is a liminal art. i wish we could have included all of the stories. we had a scene with more of the recording session artists. we had more of the actual recording itself with the stars. but for us it was important to find the heart of the story and i think we did so with this film. the film has been out for a couple weeks now on netflix and we have been getting some really great messages of how nostalgic the film is, but also how heartfelt it is. amna: it was almost 40 years ago, as you point out. i wonder on how you reflect on what it took for that moment to happen, and if you think something like that could ever happen today. bao: looking back at it now, it was such a unique moment in global pop-culture, because it really sort of -- everyone was focused on this

. >> people like malcolm x, huey p newton martin, the keen mister william man's reverend charles glasper. mister francis green. even though i am and i am i am. i do not apologize for that and i will not apologize for that. >> always continue to use my voice and i'll always be. >> true to who i am. we need to be strong in numbers and we need to stronger together. and only do that is if we stay together and stick together as one speak as one voice. >> thank believe job. all kron. 4 news. >> and crown for continues to honor black history month through february and then make sure to tune in february. 29th at 6.30, for our special. >> it is 6.52. will take a break. but coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news, a new program is using ai to help kids learn how to read and it's free. what detai >> 6.55, >> the bay area sports hall of fame announces its class of 2024 of 5 heavyweights with heavy ties to the bay area. first, it's soccer star chris wondolowski from danville and de la salle high graduate. who played for the san jose earthquakes for more than a decade complete competed.

. >> people like malcolm x, huey p newton martin, the keen, mister le mans, reverend charles glasper. mister francis green. even though i am and i am where i am. i do not apologize for that and i will not apologize for that. >> always continue to use my voice and i'll always be. >> true to who i am. we need to be strong in numbers and we need to stronger together. and only do that is if we stay together and stick together as one speak as one voice. >> thank believe job. all kron. 4 news. >> beyonce making music history yet again. doing what no other black woman has ever done before. beyonce's last single texas hold'em debuted at number one on the hot country. songs chart her other country. single 16 carriages debuted at number 9 on the chart. both songs are off of her upcoming country themed album. that's set to come out on march. 29th. good lessons. kron four's honoring black history throughout the end of february and make sure you tune into our special that airs thursday, february 29th at 06:30pm. all right. we're taking a look here at some some over the city of san francisco. a wel

. >> people like malcolm x, huey p newton martin, the keen, mister le mans, reverend charles glasper.s green. even though i am and i am where i am. i do not apologize for that and i will not apologize for that. >> always continue to use my voice and i'll always be. >> true to who i am. we need to be strong in numbers and we need to stronger together. and only do that is if we stay together and stick together as one speak as one voice. >> thank believe job. all kron. 4 news and kron 4 continues to honor black history throughout the month of february. and then on february, 29th. we hope you watch our special. it airs at 06:30pm. going to take a break here coming up in the next hour, though, the kron 4 morning news. the deadline to register to vote here in california's primary has passed. but we'll explain what you can do. >> if you miss that deadline and still cast a ballot. what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence agains

. >> people like malcolm x, huey p newton martin, the keen mister william man's reverend charles glasper. mister francis green. even though i am and i am i am. i do not apologize for that and i will not apologize for that. >> always continue to use my voice and i'll always be. >> true to who i am. we need to be strong in numbers and we need to stronger together. and only do that is if we stay together and stick together as one speak as one voice. >> thank believe job. all kron. 4 news. >> coming up here, educators in the east bay are rallying is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. hey billy, how you doin? with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. thanks. it's happening. get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to a $1000 prepaid card with a qualifying internet package.

and in influencer charlene huey booker was also recognized for her work uplifting youth through performing arts and other avenues. >> she says her hope for sunday's parade is that people will be able to carry joy with them long after the weekend is over. happiness is something that happens based on a moment, but joy is internalized. >> it comes from a part of your being that is connected to experience and so to be able to think of african americans coming together to celebrate the victory and the suffering as a part of who we are, is just a phenomenal idea and experience. both happiness and joy shouldn't be too hard to come by sunday, following the parade, two stages will host nonstop entertainment along with activities for the entire family. >> this is an opportunity to really highlight all of the beautiful and amazing things that we've contributed. and so this is just a giant celebration of that in oakland. >> zach fuentes, abc seven news and again, i'll be out there with zach as well as julian glover as we stream the parade live on sunday starting at 1230. >> watch it wherever you strea

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: this is shalene huey booker's sanctuary. nonprofit program youth utilizing power and praise or y. u. p. p. is a safe space for students. she knows the importance of belonging. she was bullied as the only black student in her middle school class. >> one of my classmates had made a sign of a pig. and -- labeled it la porky. and so there was a joke that was running around my classroom, actually from my seventh and eighth grade year while i was there. i had no real community. >> reporter: that experience motivates her to this day to uplift and empower the underserved and overlooked. ♪ students are learning how to sing in perfect harmony. how to play the drums. expressing themselves through dance. fine arts. >> hello, my name is kion. >> reporter: and public speaking. in their lighted up school of the arts and breaking the barriers performing arts group. >> but it's so comfortable and it feels like actual real family. >> when i know like other parts of like -- my life aren't as stable, i know that i can come here and like once a

. >> reporter: this is shelene huey-booker's sanctuary. her nonprofit program, youth utilizing power and praise or yupp, is a safe space for students. shelene knows the importance of belonging. she was bullied as the only black student in her middle school class. >> one of my classmates had made a sign of a pig. and -- labeled it la porky. and so there was a joke that was running around my classroom, actually from my seventh and eighth grade years while i was there. and so i had no real community. >> reporter: that experience motivates her to this day to uplift and empower the underserved and overlooked. ♪ students are learning how to sing in perfect harmony. how to play the drums. expressing themselves through dance. fine arts. >> hello, my name is keion. >> reporter: and public speaking. in their light it up school of the arts and breaking the barriers performing arts group. >> but it's so comforting and of like -- my life aren't as stable, i know that i can come here and like once a month and i know that all the people here love me and

it would have been founder doctor huey p newton's 82nd birthday. the bay area is now on the clock as hosts for the nba all star game. last night there was a ceremonial hand off between the owners of the indiana pacers, who hosted last night's game. the entire weekend's festivities and the warriors will be playing host next year. the game will be at the chase center on february the 16th, with several events all across the bay area, including in oakland. steph curry says he can't wait uh- a lot to offer. >> this is the whole bay. has a lot to offer. you know, san francisco chase center, possibly some uh- some spotlights on oakland and our history. there in that city as well. but i'm excited and thankful to be a short drive. >> haha. yeah. some of the events include the celebrity game, the hbcu classic at oakland arena, the warriors former home, the three point and dunk contest as well as the game itself, will be held at the chase center. the warriors hosted the all star game in 1967 at cow palace in daly city, and in oakland arena in 2000. it is goin

. >> people like malcolm x, huey p newton martin, the keen, mister le mans, reverend charles glasper. ms francis green. even though i am and i am where i am. i do not apologize for that and i will not apologize for that. >> always continue to use my voice and i'll always be. >> true to who i am. we need to be strong in numbers and we need to stronger together. and only do that is if we stay together and stick together as one speak as one voice. >> thank believe job. all kron. 4 news. >> the annual black minds wine festival kicked off in oakland saturday. look at all those people there. event celebrating black owned wineries and this is video of the event from kron four's reyna harvey. people got to sample sips from 28 wineries and enjoy live music. organizers say this year's festival was all about community and love and see a lot of people celebrating that out there. and kron 4 is honoring black history all month long. tune into our special airing thursday, february 29th at 06:30pm. taking a live look now outside at mount tam gorgeous view. you can see the clouds out there looking ver

joining us live now to share more is xavier buck, executive director of the doctor, huey p newton foundation black panther party museum in oakland. good morning to you. good morning. alright, thanks so much for being with us here. bright and early coming from oakland. tell us a bit about the museum. >> yeah. so we just found the black panther party museum last and really get in to fill the void. it's pretty well known in the gym eyes now that the fbi had a program to discredit, disrupt and destroy black leaders. this included people like martin luther king junior include a rosa parks. i also included folks like up noon and bobby seale in pretty much every single panther that was part of the party. and so part of that boy, part of campaign that the fbi had with the spread misinformation. and so later, this year will be celebrating 50 a year since the black panther party was founded. and there's still a lot of misinformation. so now we have a museum where people come in. look at the information based on credible sources. a look at these archives and look at the exhibition's. we have to called