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the news live from valid us secretary of state down to the blinking hopes to improve ties with china. ju, in crucial talks in beijing, the state department describe the meeting with his chinese county pat, us, candid and constructive. it's washington's highest level official to visit china in the 5 years. also coming up. is there any time in the southern, you mean that's in yeah. who is pushing forward with controversial judicial reforms . so have triggered nationwide protests. the changes would give him more influence points and judges empowerment cordova early supreme court decisions. on the psych loan test, due south and breast sail dementia arranged straight up flags and falls thousands from the homes. rescue crews are looking for missing precedent. the i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. us secretary of state on sunday, blinking is engaging on the highest level diplomatic visit between the 2 countries . in nearly 5 years. the state department says the stress, the need to keep communication channels open, to avoid any potential miscalculations. lincoln intende

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lauren is already planning a visit to sweden to reunite with relatives that jus a few months ago he did not eve know he had. >> the resemblance there! so th cousin had one more surprise fo lauren. apparently it was the finished manuscript of a novel that was written by his birth father. it is reflective of his travels and kind of felt suspiciously like the experiences of the letter, so lauren is deciding if he wants to take that material and publish it. >> he would have an audience on that! >> yes he will! and to all of you, we wish you a great week. hopefully you had a great juneteenth today and a great father's day yesterday. local dues continue streaming on our app, cbs news bay area. thank you so much for ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the urgent search for a submersible carrying five people to the wreckage of the titanic. the new details we are learning from the coast guard. here are tonight's headlines... the people inside now lost at sea with diminishing air supply as authorities desperately race against the clock searching for the small vessel. >> we are deploying all available assets.

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it w ju ofsa elaved african americans in texas were notified that they were free by executive decree . in 2021, president joe biden signed legislation, making juneteenth a federal holiday. all around the country, juneteenth is celebrated with festivals, parades, and gatherings with family and friends. our justin andrews meant a south bay artist whose artwork centers around the joy of black culture and community while not forgetting the enduring legacy of slavery. >> reporter: every stroke of this paint pen is freedom for but she'd lattimore. >> one of the things that i feel is freedom. >> reporter: he is a self-taught graffiti artist whose hands speak louder than his voice ever could. >> i feel like art is my voice. it is my stance on the world. i always say that the pharaohs did not paint themselves on the walls. it was artist that did that. >> reporter: artists painting with purpose, creating culture on a canvas. since he was just 13 years old, he has been making masterpieces, all inspired by his love for hip-hop. >> if you saw on my collection of work, you could guess i was a blac

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from washington aaron, what more are we learning tonight about the military's response >> kate, norad jusonfirming it did scramble f-16 fighter jets and authorized supersonic speeds which caused the sonic boom we heard this afternoon. the f-16s also deployed flares in an effort to get the pilot's attention. kate >> aaron gilcrest, thank you. >>> a near collision between u.s. and chinese navy ships in the taiwan strait sparked a war of words between the two countries. both sides now warning that such incidents could lead to serious escalation monica alba from the white house. >> reporter: tonight china defending its latest act of aggression at sea after one of its war ships nearly collided with an american navy destroyer in the taiwan strait. the u.s. military said the chinese ship executed maneuvers in an unsafe manner, and its actions violated the maritime rules of the road, while the chinese defense minister argued that recent joint u.s. and canadian patrols in the region served as a provocation and warned a fierce confrontation between the u.s. and china would lead to unbearable pain f

piece of really kind of been cool all jus long today. not a bad day. at least we've got a little bit closer in some spots. but today, finally, the first official day of summer, the summer solstice beginning. it. here we go. yeah, we have that sun rising above the tropic of cancer for the first time, the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere and actually the shortest in the southern hemisphere. i've got also 24 hours of sunshine in the arctic circle, the antarctic. yeah, they are in the dark. that's not someplace you'd like to be at this time of year out there. right now. we do have some patchy fog moving in along the golden gate bridge that looks like summer as the fog begins to roll back on shore. in fact, it is going to be very, very thick out there. i think for tonight, how about this? we actually climbed into the 80's today, something we have not been able to say much of it all. almost all a june 80 degrees in lemore today. 82 in concord about 80 a warm and santa rosa. 63 degrees. some patchy fog in the breeze in san francisco. 67 in o

was on how t keep the campus safe after multiple students were arreste for bringing guns to school jusr the past few months. most recently a student was arrested for bringing ghost gun to willow glen high in may. after that some parents claimed the school district waited too long to tell them about it. before that, on april 21st, a hoover middle school student was arrested for carrying a loaded gun on campus there. here is what school board members said. >> we are part of your community. our kids work here. we work here. i was scared to death when this happened. for every child that says they want to be safe in school, i wish i could tell the child you can be safe in school, but we cannot guarantee that for our children we can all work on guaranteeing that for our children. >> parents want to know what will be done about this. part o the response from the board is they will spend more money on counselors and work with san jose police on how to communicate security threats. >>> this boy is still two years too young for a drivers license but he is about to graduate fro college! >>> and h

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some jus wants to shut it down. excuse let's be respectful place. >> we have overwhelming issue. jewish supremacy that is becoming more clear daily. even turn on lights. we can terminate shutdown. >> a person you just heard was calling to complain about the council condemning the placement of anti semitic. flyers walnut creek neighborhood during last year's jewish high holidays between hashanah and yom kippur council member kevin wilk, who was walnut creek's first jewish mayor and city council member was part of the meeting last night. he called the discovery of those flyers, quote, awful vale leaflets. >> for your a local election headquarters. former vice president mike pence joined the 2024 republican presidential race today. immediately taking aim at his ex boss, donald trump. first, catherine heenan is here with more on that. catherine? yeah, mike pence chose to make that announcement from iowa. the state that starts the nomination early next year. the former vice president has been pretty cautious about directly naming or criticizing donald trump. but that was not the case

some jus wants to shut it down. excuse let's be respectful place. we have overwhelming issue. jewish supremacy that is becoming more clear daily. even turn on lights. we can terminate shutdown. >> heard the mayor cindy still that they're interrupt color and asked them to be respectful. the caller obviously kept going and that was council member kevin urged the council to cut them off. wilk, by the way, as well to creeks. first jewish mayor and council member. he called the comments shocking. >> is disheartening to hear this kind of hate speech? not just anti-semitism, which certainly is aboard, but any kind of hate speech. and so we refute any hate speech in general. and that would include and play lgbtq ethnicity. race anything along those lines. >> again, 4 people called in with comments like that and this sort of thing is happening in other places in california as well. sacramento city council members see here all stood up holding signs that said love not hate. that's in the face of anti-semitic comments made by the public during a meeting there just over a week ago. and th

people are looking at a two-tiered system of jus it is i assume. i assume. >> one minor correction. i think he gained mightily after the manhattan da went after him because it generally looked like it was an overreach and a lot of legal scholars on the left and right were critical of the manhattan da for overreach. maria: real quick, president biden is avoiding the campaign trail all together. out in public you have incidents like this one where he tripped and fell over a sandbag. really, a sad situation to watch. the commander in chief gal like that -- fall like that and better for him to stay hidden? >> well, i think this is how they're going to try and do a modified version of the campaign of 2020 from the basement. they'll have to. step back for a minute, we've had two polls here, the fox news poll and the other poll in which majority of americans say one of two things, he's too old to be president and he's not a strong leader. those two things are deadly. who thinks he'll look better in a year than he does today? what makes us think he'll be m

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