that is when jaclyn followed me, and two of his other friends jumped in. they hung back to call 911. you don't want to overcrowd it if someone is drowning. >> the man's friends who were struggling in the water, sarah and melia jumped in. >> i found the man's body just not doing anything. >> we all grabbed him and pushed him into shore. >> it took all four of us. >> reporter: lauren and sarah are cpr certified and took course. after he was airlifted, the young man spent the night in hospital. cal fire's division chief gave this statement. >> there is no doubt in my mind that those girls say that young man's life. >> we all feel there was a purpose for us being there. that purpose was to save him. >> the right place at the right time. >> reporter: leigh martinez, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> a cloudy start for the morning, but you said that is supposed to burn off pretty quickly? >> yes, around the bay and inland communities, partly cloudy to mostly clapboard along the coastline, we will go with at least any skies, especially for our west facing beaches today. a lo

the movie "gone with the wind" will return to hbo max and be introduced by jaclyn stewart, and african-american and a host of turner classic movies. in an op-ed on cnn and stewart explained that she will place the movie within several historical context. the movie was pulled because of criticism of the way it showed african-americans. warner bros. is pushing back the release of more movies. the sequel to "wonder woman" was supposed to open this one and has moved beel november. the movie studio is bumping back other big movies. tom and jerry being pushed back from december to march of 2021. godzilla versus kong has been moved from november and pushed back until may of next year. "the matrix for" was filmed in san francisco will be released in april of 2020. locations for country music icon garth brooks and his special concert for driving theaters will be released today. the concert will play at 300 different locations later this month and north brook will release those locations at 9:00 a.m. and tickets are $100 per car and tickets go on sale this friday. the time is 4:58 a.m. the pride flag is

i see a lot of comparable things that she was trying to achieve, as was jaclyn kennedy. >> jaclyn kennedyenced dolley. she was an informal scholar of dolley, definitely referenced her, especially in the redoing of the white house. >> she had to love the french furniture. >> with regard to the renovation of the white house, if you go to the white house, can you still see evidence of the torching by the british? >> there are places in the basement where you can see burnt timbers. when they did the restoration of the white house under the trumans, they found a lot of wood and-- charred bricks that were taken out and saved as remnants from the fire. >> we were showing pictures of the charring now. >> you can see it on the balcony. .aura bush showed me >> how complete was the destruction of the white house? >> pretty complete inside. it had to be almost totally rebuilt. >> how long did it take to rebuild? >> they did not move back in, it wasn't until the monroe administration that they were able to move back into the white house. i would say a couple years. move, a briefto look at a complex pa

and that's when jaclyn followed me and two of his other friends jumped in. they hung back to call like 911 , and to stay out of the way, because you don't want to overcrowd it if someone is drowning. >> reporter: the man's friends were struggling in the water, so they went back to shore and sara and melia jumped in to help search for the missing diver. >> i found his body laying face down in the water, just not moving or anything. >> reporter: all four needed to pitch in to get the men to shore. >> we all grabbed his body, and we all pushed him to the shore. it really took all four of us. >> yeah, because he was a football player. >> reporter: they are sleeping cpr certified -- >> he was coughing up stop and started talking. >> reporter: the young men spend the night in the hospital after being airlifted. the chief gave this statement, there is no doubt in my mind that those girls saved that young man's life. >> we all just feel like there was a purpose for us being there, and that purpose was to save him. yeah. >> right place, right time. >> reporter: in ca

social media giant has been censoring supporters of the president for quite some time now or his jaclyn vulgar explains. oh how the mighty have fallen ok maybe not fallen but facebook and other platforms that owns like instagram are getting hit where it hurts by an advertising boycott led by civil rights groups in the us every day we see ads from companies place to jason's to hateful content occupying the same space as extremist recruitment groups and harmful disinclination campaigns you add buying dollars being used by the conflict to increase its dominance in the industry at the expense of vulnerable and marginalized communities who were often targets of hate groups on facebook that started out small but as the days go by bigger and more powerful companies like ne viber are dropping their ads and things really got kicked up a notch when verizon joined the fray a company that reportedly spent almost $2000000.00 on advertising on the 2 platforms just last month now this is all a push in order to get the social media giant to increase moderation on its side could protect and support blac

the mass arrests of course the use of tear gas will have caused people to cough and rub their eyes jaclyn to get next to softly then at how floating the isolation advice seems to depend on which side of the political fence you're on. things have gone from 0 to 60 in america not long ago the streets were empty and there was once again birdsong in new york city while tonight's story is the story of america's krone bice's corona virus crisis we are pounding the table morning noon and night stay home stay home stay home sam jackson with a new poem and take it away sam here we go. stay at all lucked out with experts and officials signaling that it was necessary until daily infections plateau even stepping outside could be putting fellow citizens at risk so when states started to open up to some it felt like human lives were being put on the line others saw their god given rights being infringed on or felt this pharmaco bit was just like another fluke cue cornton protest countered by the wrath of the medical community. our. car during the coming. of those who decided to get into your car this m

and that is when jaclyn followed me and two of his other friends jumped in. >> they have back to call it if somebody is drowning. >> reporter: but the man's friends who jumped in were struggling, they went back to the store, and they jumped in to help search for the missing diver. >> i found his body laying face down in the water. and just not moving or anything. >> reporter: all four needed to pitch in to get the man to shore. >> so we all grabbed his body and we all pushed into the shore. >> it really took all four of us. >> he was a football player. >> reporter: they are cpr certified and they checked his pulse. >> he started coughing up staff. not a lot, but he was coughing and then he started talking. i knew that i didn't have to do cpr. >> reporter: after he was airlifted, the young man spent the night in hospital. the city cal-fire gave this statement, there is no doubt in my mind that those girls save that young man's life. >> we all feel that there was a purpose for us being there that, and that purpose was to save him. >> at the right place, at the right time. >> reporter: i

>> jaclyn, thank you so much for that. >>> when it comes to treatments, the only known effective drug19 is in critically short supply. the u.s. supply of remdesivir will run out at the end of the month. the drug maker is ramping up to make more. the fda gave authorization for remdesivir. it shaves four days off of a hospital stay from 15 to 11 days. >> we sort of knew it was only a matter of time. several colleges are reporting coronavirus cases in their athletic programs. this is a big problem because college athletes live and practice in close quarters. thousands of fans are eager to attend their games, especially after months without sports. five players from the university of alabama football team have tested positive. arkansas state reports seven athletes tested positive. three football players from auburn. marshall university and oakland, they're reporting cases. >>> nearly 1.3 million cases and 60,000 deaths in latin america is the global pandemic hot spot. those numbers may not be telling the full story because testing is low. many coronavirus deaths are going unreported. braz

the wind is returning to hbo max, and it will have an addition, the film will now be introduced by jaclyn turner classic movie host. stewart explained she will place the movie within several historic contexts. the movie was pulled last week because of criticism of its depiction of african-americans. >>> you know you need to do this. >> the sequel to wonder woman was supposed to be released this month and had its release date moved back to, it has now been delayed until october. along with wonder woman, the big movie studio is also bumping back some other movies. godzilla versus kong has been moved from november to may of next year. the matrix 4, filled in san francisco, has been moved back by almost a full year, said to be released in april, 2022. >>> one oakland city council member wants to cut funding for the oakland police department. we'll tell you how much money she wants to be re-diverted to other programs around him. >>> plus starting today, the south bay will get ramped up covid-19 testing. the new health order requiring santa clara county to test more people for the virus. and ma

. >> i'm jaclyn howard in atlanta.atricians are pushing for kids to be physically present in school this fall but with precautions. the american academy of pediatrics recently updated its back to school guidance. it says attending class in person would be best for children's learning and reduce their risk of any abuse or isolation at home. and schools should consider ways to minimize the sprez of the coronavirus. the guidance mentions social distancing, disinfecting surfaces, wearing masks, temperature checks. now the academy says these difficult discussions should start early and may vary depending on the local dynamics of the pandemic. >>> i'm pete montan. more than 2 million people pass through security between thursday and sunday. the busiest day on sunday. traffic is still a fraction what have it once was. the most interesting thing is we have a higher chance of being on a completely full flight. american airlines has now joined united airlines in saying that it will sell every seat on board its aircraft. >> thank

the movie will now be introduced by jaclyn stewart's, an african-american scholar and a host of turnerssic movies . in an op-ed on cnn ms. stewart explained that she will put the classic movie within several historic contexts. the movie was pulled last week, because it was criticized for the way it depicts african- americans. >>> warner bros. is pushing back. the release dates of more movies moved back . no need to wonder anymore. the sequel to wonder woman was supposed to be released this month. it's release date has been pushed back to august. now that movie has been delayed until october. along with wonder woman 1984 the movie studios also moving back other big movies. the tom and jerry movie is being and delayed from december to march of 2021. godzilla versus kong has been moved from november until may of next year . the matrix four was filmed in san francisco and it was moved back by almost a year . now it will be released in april of 2022 . >>> locations for country music star garth brooks's special concert for drive-in theaters will be released today. >> ♪ >> garth brooks concer

what i will say is that jaclyn jones' biography of lucy parsons, the radical, feminist, black anarchist in the late 19th century, talked a lot about parsons' approach to violence and her belief in violence as legitimate, because within that anarchistic framework, the state is inherently violent, all politics is inherently violent. i think there is certainly an argument to be made. for viewing it through that lens. >> to go back to what was said, it's not violence, it's anti-racist violence. if it is not discrimination, it is antiracist discrimination it kind of goes into the same thing. >> absolutely. >> i guess you could say it is racist self-defense, and antiracist self-defense. [laughter] >> excellent. with that i would like to open , it up to the audience. two ground rules. introduce yourself, and wait for the microphone. >> hi, i'm elly sherman. i really enjoyed this panel. you did a great job getting from the revolution to the 1920's, but then we get to the rest of the 20th century, and picking up on the idea of do we need to , expand the definition of particularly the new deal an