at the 1968 olympics, tommy smith and john carlos worse is betterfor raising their smith and john carlospower salute on the podium. this year, the day after derek chauvin was found guilty of murdering george floyd in minneapolis, international olympic committee announced they were upholding the rule which bans acts of protest at the olympics. it upholding the rule which bans acts of protest at the olympics.- of protest at the olympics. it was 'ust of protest at the olympics. it was just coming _ of protest at the olympics. it was just coming to — of protest at the olympics. it was just coming to me, _ of protest at the olympics. it was just coming to me, so _ of protest at the olympics. it was just coming to me, so utterly - just coming to me, so utterly disrespectful to get this double down statement. why are you still committed to only letting me be great in this one arena and not caring about the process to get there? my process to get to the olympics is not the same as may be a white fencer. olympics is not the same as may be a white fencer-— white fencer. there have been ressure whi

sinatra pero prefiriÓ despedir con la base de micrÓfono pero fans le aplaudÍan toda bajo la mirada de john carlosrazÓn por la que sonrÍe nuestro amigo. >>> ademÁs si tienen boletos de primera fila para la final de ronaldo ga ros no te hace falta venderla. >>> la verdad que sÍ, quizÁs el niÑo ya mÁs grande va a empezar decir quÉ bueno hago con esta raqueta, la vendo. >>> cÓmo la ves? >>> a lo mejor la va a tener colgada por allÍ. si estÁ a lo mejor un dÍa de estas lo vemos jugando rolando garros. >>> muy buena acotaciÓn. >>> vamos a la pausa. >>> que dios me perdone y todos mis pecados sÉ que me van a matar. >>> familias de michoacÁn buscan escapar de la narcoviolencia pidiendo refugiÓ en estados unidos. >>> y nuevas directrices para jÓvenes que regresarÁn a practicar deportes, regresamos tras la pausa. >>> u. >>> en mÉxico han llegado descenso de familias originarias de michoacÁn principalmente de... huyendo del cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn que estÁ reclutando a jÓvenes y hombre de manera obligatoria. >>> los afectados piden asilo en estados unidos, esto es para huir de quien los estÁn persigu

john carlos has always been this amazing actor. hospital on-- on-- on-- what's the hospital show that's on... but he's, you know, very famous, and he's on that show. but there are a lot of us that toild and toild,s a, and it's ry great to see people you went to auditions with, pooled your money and bought food with because you're broke, succeed. and everything doesn't happen at the same time, but when they happen, they happen. and we're very happy to see that all of us are now doing things that people can look at us or people recognize us in different places and go, "you're the guy from so-and-so. you're the guy from so-and-so." and that nobody-- some people get left behind, and there are still actors that toil, that is are character actors that we see, but our friends work because we came from a group of people who worked. >> stephen: i tell young performers and young comedians, i say, "if you really want to survive, you have to find your group of people who, when you're younger and when you're starting off, that you'll love each

we've had some issues in this country especially as a black man when i go to tommy smith, john carlos, jessie owens who they had issues, they thought they wanted to seize the table and show how much they loved their country and how much they belong, and human rights issues and they fought for it. this isn't it. even if we are taking a knee on the baseball game, i have no problem with a professional athlete being a citizen, taking a respectful knee during the flag if that's what you choose to do while still honoring the flag i have no issue. she turned her back on the flag. she was upset they had the gall to what song would you think they are going to play at the olympics? this very simply, why are you even competing in the olympics if you hate the flag and the country so much? if it's such a horrible place, why are you doing it? i'm wearing the shirt of a man who didn't believe in the vietnam, protested lost two years in the prime of his career , five years i'm sorry in the prime of his career, muhammad ali and he gave it up because what he believed in and history looks back at him as

students aware of leaders and activists such as martin luther king, muhammad ali and tommy smith and john carlos. >> that's what i was trying to get to to them, that what they did n o the stand, they had strong conviction for what they were going through here. >> reporter: walker's also update many studies classes are disappearing. >> a man without a knowledge of himself is like a tree without no radios. >> reporter: as for the holiday, walker's glad but adds -- >> we should not forget that slavery did exist. it was cruel. it was ugly. but we kept persevering until we got to a certain place and we kept taking steps. >> reporter: doug walker still teaching. in san jose, nbc by area news. >>> a fitting way to celebrate junteenth. a mini-museum honoring the black panther party. the home is where black founder co-founder huey newton was killed. it features pictures, banners and posters about the black panthers. homeowners say it's important that people are educated about black history. >> so you really got a full picture of the hue map tarns that were called terrorists and they weren't. they really

. >> in 1968 us track stars tommy smith and john carlos were sent home for raising black glove. this and a black power salute as they stood on the podium now more than half a century later. these athletes are echoing their mission. i don't need to do anything sport wise. what i need to do is speak for my community, represent my community and help my community because it's more important to support. >> and that was felicia bolton reporting for us this morning. the olympics as we know gets underway in tokyo next month. it is 9.15. we'll be right back. garden fresh salad or four homemade soups plus, warm breadsticks our famous never ending first course is so good you'll forget you still have more to look forward to enjoy never ending soup or salad and breadsticks on us only at olive garden why are all these flowers here? snuggle exhilarations. it makes laundry bloom with scent and lasts for up to 100 days. does it also make you want to dance? nope, this is just for my viewers. don't stop, we're trending! snuggle exhilararions. just washed freshness for up to 100 days. snuggle exhil

to center that made it 4 to 3 in the 7th his marriage that he would give up this rbi single to john carlosme at 4 in the 7th inning. affleck's a little bit there. new york 3 more in the bottom of the 8th, including the game winning home run. the a's would get one back in the 9th. but the yankees would win it. 75 noel. >> still ahead in the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news. the latest on a deadly shooting near lake merritt camila barco is live with come back. (vo) pro plan liveclear, a breakthrough 10 years in the making that reduces allergens in cat hair and dander. outstanding nutrition with the power to change lives. this is purina pro plan liveclear. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. good morning, everybody. and thank you for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm marty gonzales. happy father's day to all you dads out there. happy father's day to you. thank i'm noelle bellow. it's sunday. june 20th. >> today is not start of summer right. is that tomorrow going down from the expert. hey, dave. >> astronomer to one. oh

there are so many, a lot of familiar names including emma goldman, clarence darryll, john lennon, carlos wednesday's, gabrielle garcia marcus, j edgar hoover, frances perkins and graham green and charlie chaplain. so the list goes on, but all of these characters are in the book and part of the story. what i also do is, i talk a little bit about the use of power and discretion by public officials. those who chose to use their power and authority to exclude or deport more, and those who chose to exclude or deport less. those who used their power to admit, exclude, and deport, or to defer and delay, deportations. and so this discussion of discretion and power under the law runs throughout the entire book. but what i also described is the linkage between deportation and the naturalization were. i had not anticipated focusing on denaturalizaiotn, when i discovered the research is the efforts to deport and denaturalize go hand in hand. stripping sedition ship from foreign non citizens -- but who became citizens when in the united states, to remove those protections of citizenship was crucial i

john. >> good morning. ainsley: good morning. tell us about carlos has a very extensive criminal record this is a person you wouldn't want in your neighborhood in fact this is a person the american people never invited into the united states. this is case that garnered a lot of attention. it was a crazy ataught attack in the middle of the day at fisherman's warp in san francisco. and now a few weeks later we are hearing that, in fact, this was a guy who was here in the country illegally and when i was asked ice over the past four years we issued four different detain years asking the city to transported the to deport them those were ignored and predictably. he went out and caused apparently another crime. ainsley: you mentioned the current charges according to the sheriff's office. it loaded firearm. having concealed firearm in a vehicle. making criminal threats obstructing, delaying of a peace peace officer after the fact, how is this guy still out and free and why? >> this is a person with a record who under the california sanctuary policies is not

gayle ong live tonight along the peninsula in san carlos talking with owners and customers about the changes. now on the way, bill where the sand. >> well, john, and and just seeing this yogurt shop think been really taking their time over the course of the pandemic and they're one of the few here downtown that are planning to stick to strict guidelines. despite the reopening on june 15th. we have little kids that are not vaccinated. so we're going to keep everything the same. that's one of the reasons why vardy levy and her husband who own and operate to pretty frozen yogurt in downtown san carlos. >> are going to wait to fully reopen until then or now people come in, they sanitize face masks, social distance they come through with gloves and they. >> you know, dispense their own yogurt and the toppings are portions. so they just grab their portions and they pay rules children and their families are adapting to. >> 10 people and that can use the machines and he's anti different state. and then loves. >> well, i think that pain. i said because it is jake buf floor early one to play them. i'm glad that we hand i and they told my dad left flavo

data from johns hopkins university shows peru is tied with mexico for the world highest covid-19 case fatality rate. for more we go to lima, peru, where we are joined by political scientist carlosas been closely following this election. welcome to democracy now! why don't you lay out the state of the election results as we know them so far the socialist candidate castillo nearly ahead. >> hi, amy. what you said yesterday, keiko fujimori claimed was an admission of -- castillo has 87,000 votes lower than keiko fujimori, especially from the rural highlands. keiko fujimori was expectingo win with the diaspora votes. the difference is very big to remained account. keiko fujimori claimed fraud. what you have right now is the overwhelming help from the private media to keiko fujimori. very biased for her. against pedro castillo. we have one more week of uncertainty, but i also think the distance that castillo let against fujimori is difficult to reverse. juan: i want to ask you in terms of -- could you talk a little bit about the crisis that has been engulfing peru for quite some time? back in november, the lawmakers ousted the former president martÍn vizcarra and what led to his iea

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