city of new york and. then i can change my plight. to brain on a. respect. and some type of fitting memorial statue. over the one hog island. for these soldiers of the civil war. to have a city this modern this cosmopolitan that still buries the unclaimed dead the way jacob reese recorded in the 19th century. it just doesn't make sense. it's archaic it's bizarre and yet it also represents a truth about america about the western world perhaps. that this tremendous inequality not only still exists but has has widened. new york still has the door is still a name to conjure with it still sounds a musical note to people in some distant part of the war. new york is distinct new york has always gone its own way. new york has its own bitter humor. its own kind of culture or its own kind of literacy. new york is not sentimental because the city those not care the city is mark there are about you. that is one of the attractions of new york city forces and this monster you have to fight. you have to actually wrestle with the city in order to just. get the very basic necessities of life. and so the idea of the city having something on i

island. any there with the city of new york it's always going to take me years. getting records to the york requires motion after motion after motion for a judge to compel them to respond they're more concerned the security issues and welfare issues and housing issues and all the things that make the city a unique in crazy place. it's almost like. no matter how much will. never happen i can never guarantee you that i'm going to give you an answer that question and i know that's the most important thing to see and that's been the focus of my case it's always been about getting those answers. i need answers. to join the union. they came for one crime. to be free equal may. carry it. and i feel very emotional about it because. not only of the soldiers interred here . but so is my daughter. i named her a ship. her and i was selves with many questions. about our daughter. so we hope to bring closure to our family and to bring on a love and respect to a so. that we haven't had the opportunity. to own a properly for almost 50 years to this day. to match i have touched t

usually the ones who wind up being very hard out of the city has always wanted to forget about what island city has wanted to forget about the people who are buried there wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potter's field but there is a place where difficult stories are hidden the fact they were using inmates to maintain this act is very a site where 1000000 souls are buried where so much of new york city history is buried is the commands of the inequality that exist in this city for centuries. the government has in determining which sounds is it going to mean sewer and was known does it not point to ensure and it does that based on the racial makeup of neighborhoods. neighborhoods that had a certain number of black presidents what had literally bad lines trying to round them on the map. and they wouldn't insure mortgages in those areas because they believe the property is but not hold value the brain turned on a loan they said i'm a bad risk. banks take up that same practice exact they're not going to land in those areas that meant that all these benefits were flowing to potential

the city has always wanted to forget about what island city is want to forget about the people who are buried there wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potter's field that there is a place where difficult stories are hidden the fact they were using inmates to maintain this act is very a site where 1000000 souls are buried where so much of new york city's history is buried is the commands of the inequality that exist in this city for centuries. seemed wrong why don't we all just don't call. me. yet to shape out just because that's ok and it gains from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when she stood up for common ground. laws for this hour here on oxy the number of victims grows as israel's shelling of gaza now and has a 2nd week we speech what 10 year old girl who witnessed the destruction of hyundai of a hood. every day at night are not even in fear the missile in the mornings we hear the cries and screams of people i'm just crying it when they shine a spotlight self-love. i. mean while air raid sirens continue to sound in israel with pensioners

the city has always wanted to forget about what island city is want to forget about the people who are buried there wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potter's field but there is a place where difficult stories are hidden the fact they were using inmates to maintain this act is the site where 1000000 souls are buried where so much of new york city history is varied is the meant of the inequality that has existed in this city for centuries. israel stuff military pressure on the gaza strip with ground forces joining the air assault in a coordinated attack on palestinian lands raising fears i mean facial played east in minutes. actually show you what it's like when the rocket south beirut is there it is. meanwhile saw and saw heard across the television bringing life 3rd to a standstill gaza militants say nearly 2000 rockets have been fired into israel since the tensions flared on monday. retired u.s. military officers say that they are tired of the state of the nation with this left wing.

usually the ones who were into being very hard at the city has always wanted to forget about what island city is want to forget about the people who are buried there wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potter's field but there is a place where difficult stories are given the fact they were using inmates to maintain this act is very a site where 1000000 souls are buried where so much of new york city history is buried is the commands of the inequality that exist in this city for centuries. was abundant make no certainly no borders and just blind to nationalities. as americans we don't know but certainly we don't look like seeing the whole world feasting. chief. judge and. coming crisis with this christensen's times. we should. everyone is contributing each in our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenge is critical to response has been masked so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. the government has to determine which zones is it going to insure and where does it not going to insure and it doe

always wanted to forget about what island city is want to forget about the people who are buried there want to forget about the fact that there is a potter's field that there is a place where difficult stories are getting the sack they were using inmates to maintain this act as a site where 1000000 souls are buried where so much of new york city history is buried isn't meant of the inequality that exists in this city for centuries. old is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. this is blue bus the one business show you can't afford to miss branch of boring washington coming up one of the world's largest crypto currency exchanges is reportedly under investigation by the u.s. justice department and the i.r.s. we're going to tell you why plus as the vaccination drive continues into the summer we'll take a look at the state of global travel and later reports show a record number of job openings in the united states business is a shortage of workers will go over those causes we have a packed show today so let's dive right in. and the day after the coup. pipeline shu

. >> from long island city, she spent time with nurses in colorado.nurses have been dealing with unbelievable conditions and seen so much trauma and heartbreak. now many of them tell us they plan to leave their jobs and feel compelled to speak out about the conditions they faced. >> for more than a decade she loved bedside nursing. >> it was a true calling. i wanted to be at the bedside of the sick and dying. >> but last year when the colorado pandemic hit, nurses were tested. >> you see someone scared and suffering and are not able to be present with them because you are so overworked. you either numb out or you are crying. >> in february, weary of a lack of ppe and grueling schedules, joanna left bedside nursing. she is not alone. according to a kaiser family foundation poll, 3 in 10 workers have weighed leaving the profession. there was a 400% increase of nurses looking for jobs. >> and signs of ptsd. they started nurses anonymous, a national nurses support group. >> it looks like acute anxiety when you walk into the hospital and experiencing paral

island off limits to the public. buried by inmates paid $0.50 an hour. when miners in from the south carrying the clang of the bell going from nearby city island tolling its fist forewarning. all around is desolate and sad. no kind hand to decorate these graves with trophies of love their number and so. on even a headstone to show with those interred what was once a human being. ringback my baby was already sick so our already knew. there was a 5050 chance of him living or diane. who gave birth to him i didn't have the financial to be able to bury him and stuff so the hospital gave me. a week for me to you know collect the money. i wanted to the world fair day after day day after day week that i was given. and they said no. and at that point i didn't know my real mother i didn't know my real family. so is like i really don't have nobody. power was a lone out here living actually literally alone. i care to be ungrateful because mean living. on the public assistance know your city has been. helping my children a lot. but when it comes to my son they fell to me completely because i put my trust. i put my child's body in their hands to bury him. you know it's

a history, believe it or not, with the diamond heights community when i worked at treasure island when the city was considering moving the police academy to treasure island. this community fought to keep the police academy right here in this community and they were successful. along with the work and the advocacy around george christopher park and we broke ground on a new playground and in that particular area, a couple weeks ago. and so, this is an amazing community. it's a resilient community. it's a community that has a history that was just talked about. maria polish, one of the first residents here in the 1950s when it was just a meadow and now look at it. a neighborhood and a community where children are raised and people shop and see each other at the grocery store and we know that this project is going to be an important part of this community too. so, i am excited about it. i'm especially excited because some of you might have remembered when i served on the board of supervisors i introduced neighborhood preference legislation and that legislation made sure that when we build affordabl

and i have a lot of youth on the island and in city college who are interested. we have access to a couple of programmers that are willing to come to the island and so that is something they would like to see discussed on the agenda. >> thank you, we will put that on the agenda. i think that you are right, it's the future. >> it is. >> okay, well, hearing no other agenda items for the future, i think what is the next item, can we adjourn? >> clerk: yes, adjourn. >> we adjourn this meeting. thank you all. we got through the budget and we got to the bond -- >> thank you, jamie. >> thank you all for listening. (♪♪) >> this is the tida meeting. due to the health emergency board members are participating remotely. public comment is available for each item. members of the public who wish to comment the phone number is 415-655-0001. access code (187)023-3522. press pound, pound. when your item is called dial star 3 to be added to the queue to speak. wait until you are unmuted. you may begin your comments. you may address the board once per agenda item for two minutes. on

you can see if we go to treasure island and look back at the city. better inspection though if we look at how widespread the low clouds are. you have to get into the immediate east bay like up 880, you will notice a few low clouds. we don't see a lot elsewhere. maybe in the immediate city and that's about it. current numbers have us sitting pretty much where we were yesterday at this time. we've got a lot of low 50s on there. there are mid 40s as you start to get to the north bay, typical cooler spots like santa rosa and petaluma down to 44 and 43 respectively. looking at the forecast for the rest of today, big spread across the bay area from the 58 at the coast icnothing inland even isy by , it thmiy for the second half or really the last two days of the three day holiday weekend. that's when we will see temperatures take a big jump on us. it's going to come on really fast. so sunday and particularly monday, monday is the day we could see temperatures inland getting close to 100. concord you are 80 today. you will be 99 by the time monday rolls arou

. >>> san francisco mayor london breed showing support for the city's asian-american pacific islanderommunity. she declared mayor of aapi month. >> we're a city of resilience, we're a city of inclusiveness, diversity. we're a city that when faced against the wall, we have each other's back. >> earlier, community leaders from chinatown and north beach unveiled this butterfly sculpture. it's a salute to the collaborative spirit between the two communities. >> asians united! united. >>> these people marched from the square to city hall to demand justice for their elders and other victims of hate crimes. the center for the study of hate and extremism has found that anti-asian hate crimes are up 140% in the first quarter of this year compared to last year. >>> to the south bay now, a messaga call stop asian d hate this afternoon. organizers are calling on state lawmakers to take action against the rise in violence against asian americans. >> and we as a local community leaders need to let our legislators know we must be strict. there should be consequences for all these things happening, a

. >> this just and 9 people have been wounded in a shooting in the capital city of rhode island. tonight, the city of providence police are calling this the biggest shooting in the city's history at least 3 of the victims have been critically injured. police do believe it was a targeted shooting. >> ropes. if you are familiar with. this is not random. that address. well, there was return fire. that is sailing. >> the victims are all between the ages of 1925. no arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing. the state department of justice will investigate the shooting death of 22 year-old sean monterrosa montrose, as you may recall, was shot and killed by vallejo police. >> last june. the department claimed an officer opened fire after mistaking a hammer in monterrosa's pocket for a gun attorney general rob bonta says he's launching this new probe after the solano county district attorney refused to examine the police department investigation into what happened montas as an independent review. we'll determine if criminal charges against the officer are warranted. >> we w

here is the view from treasure island looking back toward the city. skyline is obscure and we're all pretty much in the same spot temperature-wise, around 50 degrees give orphic or take a few degrees. that is downright damp there. if you look at what the clouds are doing, it is widespread as we saw from our cameras but watch how long it takes for this to melt and never goes away completely today if you're g thasoren city afopathe peninsula. that is 4:00 this afternoon. we're still seeing that gray blanket kind of hugging, certainly the coast and maybe parts of the peninsula into the afternoon and perhaps most important from all of this, if you're getting on the road in the north bay, visibility in santa rosa is down to half a mile so it is not just clouds in those valleys of sonoma county, it is fog on the road and it is windy, as well with the onshore flow. all right. daytime highs today, rains from 80 inland to 55 at the beaches. that is a classic summer spread where you have 50s on the water and 80s inland. as we look at the seven-day forecast, you

long island city the bronx.can find buildings that are close to where people work i think it depends where you are. there are sometimes very little discount and sometimes 10, 15% discount work letters, incentives are going up on the residential side we used to give a couple of months -- a few months free rent we're starting to reduce that because demand is picking up and we're seeing people come back into the city. >> hey, so, bill, just a philosophical question eventually, maybe it just takes time, so new york gets to its previous preeminence and above that or like the nature of work or like the nature of business travel, it's permanently changed and it never gets back to that i know you're a real estate guy and you're optimistic, but honestly, it may take time to get -- to actually supersede its previous position? or it will or it won't >> i think it's going to take time we also have to be very cognizant of what we just went through and we have to i cmake r people can get vaccinated. the city and the state vac

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why one city said independence day celebrations aren't safe despite next month's statewide reopening. >>> and let's take another look outside before we head to break from the treasure island camera out at the city of san francisco. it's 4:39. we will be right back. . >>> even though california is planning to reopen on june 15th one city said it's still not safe to host the 4th of july. it's normally a big weekend with fireworks by the waterfront at night. it draws tens of thousands of people. the city said that it lacks a venue to be able to control the crowd size. >> i think we are a little disappointed. >> represent a situation that remains high risk. i do think it is wise at this stage of the pandemic to think twice about having large 4th of july gatherings. >> the numbers are improving in solano where it could possibly move into the orange in about two weeks. vaccination rates are at 61% right now for those 16 and older. some say that they expect that number will only stay in the 65% range. >>> families can expect monthly child payments to start and big tech takes the stand this week. diane king hall has those stories. >>> stocks lost ground to start the week. on mond

. >> looking live at the san francisco city skyline from treasure island now. ght tourism experts say the big crowds in the city this memorial day weekend signal an upward trend in the economic recovery. many businesses report they had the best day today since the beginning of the pandemic. kpix 35 is live with what it was like out there today. >> hey juliet. it was packed. just a lot of people. a couple reasons, memorial day weekend, typically it's the unofficial start to the summer. and a lot more people are vaccinated. so they feel comfortable and safe to come out and spend their money. oh man it's exploding today, to be honest with you, i think it's more crowded today than pre-pandemic. yeah. >> 14 months of pandemic lock down mean a lot of people are itching to leave the house. >> it makes me feel like happy. >> it feels good. it feels good. you forget what was out there. >> it was hard not to bump into people. >> more people. more money. you know, so it's almost too much to keep up with though. >> that's a good problem to have. >> yeah, i'd rather be too b

bring greater visibility to the queer community and declare the first queer and pacific islander's week in the city and county of san francisco. >> clerk: thank you for your comment. thank you for joining us. we have 13 listeners and five callers in the queue. if you're one of the 13 and would like to make public comment now is a good time to press star 3. let's hear from the next caller, please. okay. we'll go to the next caller, operations. >> caller: i'm calling to ask the board of supervisors to pass the resolution for the violation of human rights in colombia. for three weeks columbian protesters have been experiencing human rights abuses from the columbian police and military and armed forces are now brutalizing people in colombia. since 2001 the u.s. has sent funds to support the troops responsible for riot police and they have been brutalizing columbians with impunity since the beginning of the protest. over 80 people have been killed by national police and anti-riot police and are missing and there's been at least 12 cases of sexual assault by police. it's almost been a year since george f

of the city is moving forward with a plan to buy two lots in the bay view for a total of $44 million, the current training facility for san francisco firefighters is out there on treasure. island the city faces a deadline of december 2026 to move from treasure island because of planned development there still to come the same time. it's been nearly one year since george boyd's death how people across the country are preparing to pay tribute nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: just stop. get a hobby. you should meditate. eat crunchy foods. go for a run. go for 10 runs! run a marathon. are you kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only from nature's bounty as your business changes, the united states postal service is changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the doorstep. it's a whole new world o

. >>> taking a live look today city leaders joining committee members to kick off the first day of asian and pacific island or heritage month. we are a city that when faced against the wall, we have each other's back. >> there was a sign proclamation declaring may api heritage month in san francisco. the events today had a visual performance by francis maung. >>> despite this being the start of a a pi vandal heritage month, vandals targeted the store in san francisco. that happen on washington street. three men approached the store. one of them you something to break the window. the other two suspects stole several pieces of jewelry and fled the scene. so far there've been no arrests. >>> the aquarium announced they will reopen in a few weeks. starting may 15th the aquarium welcome back visitors after being shut down for 13 months. online reservations are required but for now the crane will be open on thursday through monday. they plan to reopen 70s a week after memorial day. >>> a huge tree fell in the safeway. semper cisco fires as one person had to crawl out. no word yet on if they were seriously hurt.

island? and in cities all across the country -- you know again this is another area where our lawsuit is so importantyou end catch and release, then you end the ability of those gang members to get automatic entry into the country. and you can read more about that at af legal.org, af legal.org, and you can learn more about that lawsuit. i'll says one other thing that got away is a huge problem. when you redirect border patrol, just to focus on the humanitarian mission, because you're inviting in massive numbers of families and so border agents now are all doing that work, what happens? thousands get in undetected over a thousand illegal immigrants a day are being added to u.s. population, who never come into contact with border patrol. that is a public safety disaster -- and it is entirely because of discretionary policy choices. voluntary decisions. that joe biden has -- >> i guess we know why joe biden and kamala harris don't want to go to the southern border. we'll be right back. [ race light countdown ] ♪♪ ♪♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% sa

. >>> a live look outside before break from our treasure island camera, looking at the city of san francisco. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >>> 4:42. today, the family of oscar grant is reportedly planning to launch recall campaign against the alameda county d.a. he was killed by bart police officer in 2009, was unarmed when he was shot in the back at the fruit veil station triggering nationwide outrage. 11 years later the chronical reports justice for oscar grant plans to order a petition. calls for murder charges have grown more did not fire his gun. he grabbed grant by the back of the head and pushed him down. >>> a court battle that could reshape app store and where you could be required to mask up until september. those stories and more in today's money watch report. >>> wall street finished last week lower. dow dropped 185 points. nasdaq slid 119. s&p 500 fell 30. earning season rol

and i have a lot of youth on the island and in city college who are interested. we have access to a couple of programmers that are willing to come to the island and so that is something they would like to see discussed on the agenda. >> thank you, we will put that on the agenda. i think that you are right, it's the future. >> it is. >> okay, well, hearing no other agenda items for the future, i think what is the next item, can we adjourn? >> clerk: yes, adjourn. >> we adjourn this meeting. thank you all. we got through the budget and we got to the bond -- >> thank you, jamie. >> thank you all for listening. (♪♪) >>> hi everyone. i'm san francisco mayor london breed and it has been a very, very challenging year for all of us in san francisco, but i've got to tell you, we're coming alive again. we're starting to open the city again. i see you urban alkamine. thank you for all the work you do to keep us safe out here. we are here today because we are taking an additional step further to get the city re-opened. i'm joined by a number of our city department heads inclu

veterans in new york city -- the city denied their request to hold a memorial day parade on staten island turned down our military veterans it had no problem hosting a cannabis parade in manhattan last week. the veterans group is calling it a slap in the face. >> this is sickening what the city is doing with our veterans. a clear double standard being applied. we're asking the city not to play politics with our veterans. the weekend before last this marijuana parade took over blocks of park avenue and broadway, numerous other blocks in manhattan. police barricades and personnel on the ground and we're just asking for the same treatment. >> harris: jimmy failla host of fox across america on fox news radio joins me now. you were one of the funniest human beings on the planet. this seems like a serious hour today. we've had a lot of breaking news. this situation, how do they explain choosing marijuana over veterans? >> it is a clear double standard. number two i have to ask, harris, who the heck -- every day is a marijuana parade in new york city. i have never walked three feet without smell

. >>> a gorgeous view from our camera on treasure island looking at the city. no changes in the weather today. it's sunday and monday when first significant warm up of the season takes place. we will have some inland spots getting to 100 degrees. i will talk to you about that in the forecast, coming up next. >>> stay with us. we'll have continuing coverage on the vta mass shooting after the break. to keep up with the investigation, watch cbsn bay area or head to kpix.com where we have attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. >>> new details as we look live to the vta rail yard, sight of yesterday's deadly mass shooting. investigators have been out there for almost 24 hours now digging for any sort of

that is the view from the camera on treasure island looking back toward the city skyline.look at the numbers on here. all pretty much what you have to see is the drop. the numbers are 10 degrees cooler in livermore. how do we do that? this is a view of what it looked like when we woke up this morning in livermore. it is a timeline from 8:00 a.m. in the morning until 11:00 a.m. at about to the clark a.m. in the morning the clouds finally clear. that is a stubborn green layer to be this far inland and held on. that is why you cools down 10 degrees. it is a strong onshore flow and will keep going. in the overnight hours it will come back again. we wake up to the gray skies again on saturday morning and then it will burn back to the coast. the temperatures should stay the same. we have done the dramatic temperature drops over the last two days. in addition to the cooldown there is a small chance of rain with this. i am talking about sprinkles along the coast. that is from how deep the marine layer has gotten. watch what happens on the future cast. see the splotches of green? t

let's take a look at hothis omerreasure island looking back toward the city. here is what i mean by two different worlds. that is the tri-valley taking a look at the camera up above dublin, and even though you have plenty of sunshine, you are still noticeably toda e isour marine layer. you can see the coastline has got it in the comes in right of the golden gate but you've got to be right there in the immediate opening of the gates to really notice that. everybody else with that and if you look at the current numbers we are still in the mid-70s if you were inland. yesterday at this time, a lot of those places were below 80s and if we do the comparison between where these numbers are now, and how much different they are, or where they were yesterday, now you release you where the bull's-eye is. santa rosa, you dropped, for the daytime high, you dropped about 10. it was much warmer for the north bay. yesterday, and if you take a look at the east bay, four, concord, you guys are nine degrees cooler and we did most of the he we get t be as significant a the change

march on, new york city reverses course granting a permit for staten island memorial day parade. odd: change of heart comes after veteran and organizers lee can a trivino talked to jillian yesterday on "fox & friends first." >> piece of history that they can tell you from the pearl harbor guys who are getting very old at this point to people coming grak iraq and afghanistan. we want those kids to see real life history from their boroughs watching. todd: about 1,000 people are expected to participate in the may 31st parade. if you want change to happen. talk to jillian mele. jillian: so great. love that story. congrats. "fox & friends" starts right now. thanks for watching. have a good day, everyone. >> the fbi described the will ransomware as darkside variant. >> this is up sanity. >> people being paid to stay home, we don't see much evidence of that we have help wanted signs up everywhere and the people won't come to work because they're getting as much money by staying home. >> parents fighting back after the university of massachusetts suspended three female students for attend

of filipinos settlers are happen to be us navy towns the vallejo, california near america island national city near naval station, san diego, norfolk and virginia beach near hampton roads. in 2021 the united states counts some four million filipino americans one of the nation's fastest growing ethnic groups many trace their families histories to a father or an uncle in a us military uniform and when they don't someone else's father or uncle cass a shadow, military service has provided filipinos as it has for many other immigrant groups in american history a language of patriotism and sacrifice and therefore of a demand for equality. immigrants and their two children use these words not only to wage a decades long struggle for equity for world war ii veterans but to find a place for themselves in america making their service part of america's military history making their protests and lawsuits part of its civil rights legacy handing down mindsets and memories of war and the military from one generation to the next. now for me a broken promise stands at the heart of this history. the 1946 rescis

dollars will be dedicated to the fire raining facility and it is being relocated from treasure island to the city. the second project we are expecting to deliver upon within the nfs component of 2020 is the replacement of fire station 7. in the mission district. next slide please. the second bond sale as you can see benefits and 15 for the efws and the second bond sale and all five components in that bond sale. next slide please. and this is the schedule across the different components. of course, the sooner we can deliver upon the work the better and for a lot of reasons, not the list of which this benefits the city immediately and with what they provide to first responder readiness to spooned as well allows us to lessen the impact of costs that population and as you all know, san francisco is among the five most expensive cities to build in the world. escalation is not our friend, and the sooner we can get the projects completed, the better. the time frames are meant to be aggressive and deliver and that concludes my presentation. thank you for the opportunity this morn. >> thank you. i don't k

a car bomb left 24 people dead last week after syria's failure contre fully traveled to the city of the island. the roads in afghanistan have become too dangerous even for the one hour drive from kabul to low gar from the air the southeastern province looks peaceful but on the ground the devastation caused by a powerful truck bomb days ago is a reminder of how volatile the area is. short. the hospital is totally destroyed all the employees are trying to clean the place the broken glass in the rooms the staff are trying to rebuild a hospital from nothing in just a few days because the government is not helping us. a few meters away members of a peace movement set up a tent they're demanding a ceasefire and want their voices heard to guest house next to the tent where dozens of high school students were waiting to take their university entrance exams has been levelled the taliban has been active in logar for years and the government has blamed it for those devastating car bomb attack but the group has yet to respond to the accusations the local our governor says they have evidence the taliban ca

todd: look at you, margin, new york city reversing course, the permit for staten island's 100 second day parade. initially they denied the group citing covid 19 concerns, the change of her comes after an organizer made his case right here on "fox and friends first" yesterday. >> every veteran has a different piece of history they can tell you, getting very old at this point, step back from iraq and afghanistan. we want those kids to see from the boat in staten island launching. >> turns out you can fight city hall. 1000 people are expected to participate in the may 30 first parade. shannon: so happy for them. nasa astronaut reunites with her mom after spending 205 days in space and returning to earth during a pandemic. >> you turn it on. >> he wrote on instagram one rocket launch 7 months from the iss, fiery atmosphere reentry into the middle of a global pandemic, covid tests and eventual vaccinations later, finally reunited with my incredible mother, this reunion was certainly one to remember. can you imagine being in space and coming back down to everything that has been happening