to my right we have kate brown who is the executive director of the global islands partnership. and i am so happy to have her here, i wanted to put you first because usually we have islands going last and they tend to be an actor soft, but i wanted an island to be right up front. so welcome kate. >> thank you angela. and i'm really excited to be in a multi-disciplinary panel because i think that is kind of my main thinking, i went mainly with political leaders are trained to do something, to influence others to create a space where people can take action both internationally and in the islands and between islands. but as a person in the united states, i have realized in the last year, that what really needs to happen is that we all need to be working on changing hearts and minds. people really understand climate change is coming but if i'm

thank you so much, kate brown and pete kershner, the d.c. bike ride this saturday, may 18th, beginning at west potomac park along ohio drive. race starts at 8:00. the ride starts at 8:00. folks can start to gather at 7:00. all righty. >>> next, the d.c. bike ride and fit d.c. we'll be right back. nothing says summer like a beach trip, so let's promote our summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: surf's up. earn a fifty-dollagift card when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com >>> welcome back. we're talking about the d.c. riise, taking place th coming saturday, starting at potomac park on ohio drive at 8:00 ie morning. you can show up at 7:00. joining us now is jason millman, who is fit d.c.'s director. ehanks for joining us. >> happy to bhere. >> we already talked before you showed up about how d.c. is now among the fittest in the natio >> correct, correct. rightnow -- l feather in your cap, right? >> we doe to top that. we're number three in the nation behind minneapolis andl gt

toll was covered up by the un the world health organization we speak to its author mit professor kate brown all this more coming up in today's going on the ground for us today is a big day for anyone in the world conscious of this global multinational here using celebrities to promote clean energy initiatives. today a quarter of the hague in all and decide on whether the company they're promoted by artists jennifer hudson pixie lott and others is responsible for what amnesty international calls horrifying human rights violations this is just one of the cases that has made the headlines of nigerian t.v. one of the widows of the nine men killed by the knowledge and military governments in one thousand nine hundred five is accusing all times shell of alleged complicity in the unlawful arrest attention and execution of her husband and eight others shells it has produced no oil or gas from the fields since one thousand nine hundred three but admits that are going to land continues to serve as a transit route for pipelines transporting shell oil to other areas whatever today's court decision abou

it was covered up by the un the world health organization we speak to its author and professor kate brown all the some more coming up in today's going on the ground first today is a big day for anyone in the world conscious of this global multinational here using celebrities to promote clean energy initiatives. today a quarter of the hague in all and decide on whether the company they're promoted by artists jennifer hudson pixie lott and others is responsible for what amnesty international calls horrifying human rights violations this is just one of the cases that has made the headlines of nigerian t.v. one of the widows of the nine men killed spotted large in military governments in one thousand nine hundred five is accusing all the time shell of alleged complicity in the unlawful arrest tencent and execution of her husband and eight others shells it has produced no warlow gas from fields since nine hundred ninety three but admits that are going to land continues to serve as a transit route for pipelines transporting shell oil to other areas whatever today's court decision about alleged

there's a book out called manual for survival by kate brown and this is a review of it in the new york times. whole thing the but according to the new york times, rather than chernobyl to the soviets and -- she points out the similarities in the willingness of the soviets and the capitalists to sacrifice the health of workers, the public and the environment to production and geopolitical rivalries. i just saw you taking a photograph, this stuff will be up on the fair winds website tomorrow so if you want to pull down the powerpoint, it will be there. and lastly, remember i started this conversation by you governor thornburgh said we were lide to. i tied with prime minister times inral california and new england and i had a chance to ask about his experience with both the regulator and electric. his regulator is is like the nrc and tokyo electric is the owner. me, he said the received was neither timely nor accurate. this guy is the prime and his of japan own government agency and tokyo electric were not telling him the truth. so the experience here at tmi is not and his unique. tminimi

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toll was covered up by the un the world health organization we speak to its author mit professor kate brown all this and more coming up in today's going on the ground before us today is a big day for anyone in the world conscious of this global multinational here using celebrities to promote clean energy initiatives.

bike ride is next saturday, may 18th and here with us in studio today is kate brown with the d.c. and joe newman from sloppy momma's barbecue. so before we get to you, j, kate talk about for folks who haven't had the opportunity to go and experience the d.c. bike ride last year was my first yea, doing i to me it is one of the coolest things that i've gotten to do in this city that is so unique to washington, d.c. tell our viewrs about it. >> thank you for having us. the d. bike ride is o one-of-a-kind oprtunity on our nation's capital on closed it is the largest closed road andelebration of cycling and living an active lifestyle in d.c. and with the roads closed you'll see spectacular vie of monuments, memorials and views you've never seen befor and we'll end at our finish in the u.s. capitol and the morning is completely famil friendly. wewelcome riders of all ages and abilities to come out and join us. >> and this is a wonderful opportndity. my husba and i had bikes last year and we didn't have our helmet which is important so if you want to ride, bring your helmet. lks that don

it's expd to be signed by oregon governor kate brown. only licensed dentists will be authorized.lthcare providers say good oral health translates to good health in general. >>> measles outbreak. officials say the potential exposures have occurred at l.a.x. newark. tucson arizona. and pittsburgh airport in pennsylvania. >>> meanwhile, quarantined due to another measles outbreak. finally heading back to port. the free winds cruise ship is owned by the church of scientology. >> the ship's doctor requested 100 doses of the measles vaccine. and this is currently being provided from our supplies at low cost. >> and the number of reported measles cases has jumped to 23. >>> boats will hit the water ahead of a race this weekend. it is called sale gp. after a training session today, the competition will be tomorrow and sunday at 12:30 off san francisco's marina yacht club peninsula. >> should be fun to see the fast boats. how is our traffic looking this morning? >> not fast. however, it is not as slow as it could be thanks to it being friday. let's look at our main travel times. both of t

tonight special coverage will be hosted by cross for his mark carpenter and kate brown it.ill ahead on the your trip to wal-mart could get a little more expensive will explain why. plus some bay area baseball the a's with a grand slam in a blowout win. we'll have highlights the in that matchup. >>i will train live in antioch at the contra costa county fair where it is open for business coming up we will show you. >>all the activities and talk to one of the organizers of what you can expect. when you come down here in a live report looks fun out there. well and we are looking at much better to weather to enjoy the fair today. >>dry skies for your friday but will it stay that way your forecast account. >>i'd say the traffic is s into san francisco just a minor back up and some of the cash lanes overall the doing well here for unbeatable natnew nice'n easy.or. now in cream. 100% natural looking color. that lasts 8 weeks. gentle on your hair and scalp. with conditioning in every step. new nice'n easy cream. now nicer, and easier. ♪ ♪ the things that matter most time. >>40 now n

so to my right we have kate brown whose executive director of the global island partnership, and i'm so happy to have her here i wanted to put hate first because usually we have i haven't going last but i wanted the islands to be right up front here welcome, kate. >> awesome, thanks, angela pit and a really excited actually to be in a multidisciplinary panel because i think that's my main thing i've been thinking about. i work mainly with island leaders, political leaders who are tied to do something both to influence others to create kind of a space where people can take action both international and also in their islands in between islands. but as a person that does that, i realized in the last year that what really needs to happen is that we all need to be working on changing hearts and minds. fijian people really understand climate change is coming but if i'm here in right live in silver spring, people think it's something happening to other people somewhere else. we have to change that. we are not going to get anywhere if people don't do that. so my personal kind of thing i've b

i will tell you that kate brown, governor of oregon, i called her at the end of the process she was happy. the governor of idaho was happy. the governor of wyoming was happy. the governor of colorado was happy. they're all happy. what we did here is very significant. these land use plans still require us to try and manage for the conservation gain of the species or no net loss of the species the -- it's very, very significant. you see it from this committee in terms of the dollars that we're spending and have spent. agriculture is spending a lot of money. what's happened here is very, very good environmental plaintiffs had sued the prior administration on their plan. when we finalized our plans, they went in and amended their complaint to challenge our plans. so my view here is that the language is helpful. what i don't want to see is this investment made and is continuing to be made. i don't want that tarnished by bad litigation outcome or unnecessary listing. but if we -- if it's appropriate for us to list it, we will. we'll use the factors and make the decision. it's very significant a

roommates mayor london breed and former mayor willie brown showed up to celebrate hayes-white who says she will always remain in san francisco. kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> let's take a look at where some of our heavier rain fell. i have live doppler 7 dialed back a couple hours and you can see measurable rain fell across the south bay. even a bolt of lightning around san jose. about .03 of an inch of rain. you may have dampness in your commute. san rafael looked quiet until you look at our tower cam right here and you can see how it gets fuzzy as you get deeper to the south. that is likely some mist hanging in the air or even some drizzle.

a manual for survival a charitable guide to the future and its author mit professor brown joins me now from paris kate welcome to going on the ground so in discovering new information about your noble you trace why the earth exists today as if twenty nine thousand eruption of bombs went off and thyroid cancer that tripling between one hundred seventy four twenty thirteen sperm counts declining in america your above strain in new zealand how how do you think it is that more people don't know how to nobel the . another disasters like fukushima. are about to give a kind of failure of human human organization and capitalism yeah well you know it leads you to wonder you went into the archives first i started in kiev and i went on to minsk in moscow and what i learned is that you know much of what we've been told about the chernobyl disaster is just wrong or incomplete people were far sicker far more people died than we've been told radioactivity was not contained inside the church zone in fact i found the pilots went up and manipulated the weather so that radioactive rain fell on rural below roost in order

. >> reporter: along with her college roommates, the mayor and willie brown showed up to celebrate hayes-white. kateson, "abc7 news." >>> still ahead on "abc7 news" at 11:00, today is the 70th anniversary of "abc7 news." coming up, we look at some memorable moments from our early years. >>> plus, the newest competition in san francisco today. how the u.s. faired against international competitors. >>> and you find that perfect spring dress at that "oh, yeah" price? yes! that's yes for less. score the latest spring dresses at 20% to 60% off erday. at ross. yes for less. at tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. ...at a price that has you,s and like...d.hmmm. okay. that's yes for less. say yes to the latest spring trends at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices every day. at ross. yes for less. >>> all right. riddle me this. what was born in a haunted house i

roommates mayor london breed and former mayor willie brown showed up to celebrate hayes-white who says she will always remain in san francisco. kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> let's take a look at where some of our heavier rain fell. i have live doppler 7 dialed back a couple hours and you can see measurable rain fell across the south bay. even a bolt of lightning around san jose. about .03 of an inch of rain. you may have dampness in your commute. san rafael looked quiet until you look at our tower cam right here and you can see how it gets fuzzy as you get deeper to the south. that is likely some mist hanging in the air or even some drizzle. cool to comfortable today. we're in the 50s through at least 9:00. a mixture of clouds and sunshine, upper 60s around 3:00. east bay valleys to real warmth here. not having to use the air conditioner at all. mid to upper 60s 1:00 to 5:00 on either side, low 60s. a lot of cloud cover. the sun breaks out but we're still in the 50s. not until lunch we hit 60s during the afternoon hours. expect another cool day even after the drizzle ends. first over to alexis and see what she's watching. >>> good

professor kate shop teaches law, she received her bachelor of arts from brown university. prior to joining she worked under president barack obama and special assistant to counsel of the president. >> he is also spoke at george washington school of law. he graduated from the chicago law school. his prior professional experiences working as an independent counsel. he worked with bill clinton. >> he is the jd and professor of public interest law at the george washington school of law. he is a nationally recognized legal scholar and has written in areas from constitutional law to legal theory to tort law. he received his ba from the university of chicago and his jd from northwestern university school of law. in 2008 he was given an honorary doctorate of law from john marshall. >> he is a professor of law georgia state university college of law. he graduated from boston college with a ba and received his jd from university. his prior professional experience includes serving as special assistant to the office of legal counsel's after -- during the clinton era. during the clayto

brown: another issue in their story: their own sism, misogyny and homophobi it was all over their early tiwork, in words, onstage and videos. the group, in fact, originally included a young woman-- kateso-called "boys," by their own reckoning, acted out in ways they came to regret. t early '90s, they were rhyming verses about respecting women. ♪ ♪ >> we all hope that, as we get older, we grow a little and we learn. right? learning from mistakes, learning from friends, all we want to do is learn and grow as people. right? isn't that what we're supposed to do? >> brown: not only did y stop doing that, but you even made a message in another direction, right? >> well, i mean, it's obvious, ngee the opportunity to ch and be the example of change, that's the opportunity that exists there and be open to that in your actions. >> we played in this festival a while ago. one of the bands on the bill was the band called the prodigy, and they had a song called "smack my ( bleep ) up," which was a big song. and we had contacted them earlier before the show and was like, "hey, you guys, what would happen if you guys didn't play that song tonight? because we feel like we migh have to say something a

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