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katie keller that was president biden announcing new tariffs on imports of chinese goods. president biden saying chinese exports of u.s. goods barely budged under the trade deal and he wants fair competition with china, not conflict. let's bring in kailey leinz for more details. it is an election year. you could feel that listening to his speech. kailey: it is just as much about domestic politics as a geo-economics. on the one hand, yes, as the president said, he wants fair competition with china, not looking for conflict. he says the u.s. is in a stronger position to compete with china if they invest in american workers and that is where the real politics comes in. he led them are marked as saying he is the most prounion president in american history, something he has said repeatedly throughout this campaign cycle, attempting to seek reelection and be voted for a second term in the oval office come november. he is focused on american workers and american manufacturers making things like electric vehicles or batteries, solar cells, steel and aluminum. really aimed at the u

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the deaf blind while i to helen keller. she wrote an open letter to the nazi organize us of the book, earnings sayings, history has taught you nothing. if you think you can kill ideas, tyrants have tried to do that often before. and the ideas have risen up and they might end destroy them. actually being born under nazi who she might not even have survive childhood. denazi's racial hygiene program was responsible for killing hundreds of thousands of disabled persons. good . ready finish this chain bookshelves are located on the ground. they controlled around 20000 folks about as many as the nazis frontier in 1933. today this empty library as a memorial side, created by ease, really, artist, myisha omen. books are incredibly powerful. every also retiring regime fits them and no story proves that better than this one. now if any of you guys ever seen one of these bad things for real we burned almost every physical book in the country. some of the time you guys grow up there won't be one book. bird ray bradbury wrote the dist t

it's something john harris and fred keller say they use every day when they come to sal's in berkeley, the virtue of the pandemic was that restaurants were allowed to move their restaurants out onto the sidewalk, as in europe, and it's like, really? that's the plus of covid. it's a fantastic food and this is an addition. it's a service. four years after the pandemic, what was once offered for free now comes with a potential fee, a price co-owner sam tobin says he's willing to pay. for us, it's like a great opportunity to be able to use some of the public space and, you know, activate it in collaboration with the restaurant. the city is giving berkeley businesses three options pay an annual fee to keep their parklet for private use only, pay nothing, and turn their parklet into a public space for everyone to use or take down their outdoor dining seating altogether. part of sal's parklet has been open to the public for ten years, sam says, charging to keep the other part private makes sense. i do think it's reasonable for some rent to be charged for a private business to use public spac

student journalist live keller has covered it all here.he protests, police raids, ongoing show of force. >> my view is the administration should have handled this differently. i think the calling in of lapd was excessive. >> reporter: the administrator's message to protesters, enough. at ucla last week, counter protesters started brawling with people inside the encampment. in the week, police moved in, arresting more than 200 people. in a couple hours at columbia, the nypd retook a campus building seized by demonstrators. one officer accidentally fired his gun, no one was hit. more than 100 people arrested. several schools like vassar and brown negotiated with demonstrators. some cases administrators agreed to talk about protesters' demands to divest from funding, investments and partnerships with the state of israel. the protesters went back to their dorms. at roughly 80 schools, unrest still fractures campus with clashing claims of free speech and hate speech. >> that was our mark strassmann. we turn now to pennsylvania's senator john fe

jonathan keller is president of california family council, a christian public policy organization based in sacramento. >> this is kind of a technical issue on the federal side of things. our organization is much more concerned about what we've seen societally, both through california's efforts to decriminalize this and now through president biden's administration. anytime you see these types of changes, you do see usage grow up. >> the drug enforcement administration will next take public comment on this proposal, and it may be a potentially lengthy process in san francisco, suzanne phan abc seven news. >> coming up here, governor newsom at the vatican today, his conversation on the climate crisis and what is expected to come from that discussion. >> plus, unbearable traffic on when california freeway. the details behind this scene when abc seven year old boy back in march, according to police. the shooting happened during a party on march 23rd at yule avenue near division avenue in clear lake. by the time detectives arrived, the suspect was gone. the investigation led officers to santa

john harris and friend shelly keller come to sal's in berkeley every day. the weather allows for years after the pandemic, what was once offered for free now comes with a potential fee, a price, co-owner sam tobias says he's willing to pay. for us, it's like a great opportunity to be able to use some of the public space. the city's giving berkeley businesses three options pay an annual fee to keep their parklet for private use only, pay nothing and turn their parklet into a public space for everyone to use or take down their outdoor dining seating altogether. part of sal's parklet has been open to the public for ten years. sam says charging to keep the other part private makes sense. i do think it's reasonable for some rent to be charged for a private business to use public space, and i think that the city should, you know, we've been appreciative that the city has allowed us to do pay monthly for that. which makes it more accessible. the outdoor fee is based on each parking space used and the hourly rate the city would be getting, costing thousands of doll

. >> old keller, it doesn't end well.other one -- >> there is reboot with christie noah. [laughter] >> remember brooke shields, creepy factor if you want to see her mom watching her daughter have sex on the living room floor, this movie is for you. >> it's creepy. >> the nearest taxicab driver. >> at fox executives were on, people thought they were on meth but that clears up. a classic with dustin hoffman, cornyn. adult men dressing like women could land cabinet position. [laughter] some guys didn't sign up for that. >> i don't know, broke back mountain. if you're watching, you are gay. [laughter] >> you got this jacket. [laughter] >> how dare you, that was between us. [laughter] >> i took my kids to see utopia, that is your first indoctrination to critical race and gender theory when this little kid, an animated child who is a bunny dresses up like an elephant, somebody says to the child, that's okay, you can be anything you want to be. i sat there going -- this is indoctrinating kids to believe they can be elephants. >>

earlier i spoke to longtime manchester city fan, graham keller to see how he was feeling pre—match.fident. with that comes the pressure of the expectation, doesn't it? there's a lot of pressure on the team and we are expected to win by most people. if we don't win today, there will be a lot of criticism but we've got every reason to feel confident today. the double double would be really spectacular? it's not been done before. plenty of teams have done this before but to do it two years in succession would be in hell of an achievement. it's tough for manchester united, i imagine that you don't have much sympathy but all these rumours with the manager before the day of the match. pretty rough? it happened to us back in 2013 when we played wigan. mancini was the manager at the time, and then a day before the final, we were told that he was going to be dismissed and pellegrino was coming in and so that ensued. it can disrail. it's not the best preparation, i would say. i know from our perspective when it happened to us, it wasn't great and it undermined a final if i'm being honest. it

and so keller not a good friend but he also he made circles his portrait. joe hooker, shortly before he died, joe hooker commanded the union battle. chancellorsville received terrible injury. it's actually is standing on the front porch, front steps of the chancellor house and a column supporting the the overhang of the porch. there was hit by a confederate shell and it struck hooker on the side and and knocked him unconscious, paralyzed. and hooker still felt the effects of that 15 years later when he sat kelly and gave details of that day of chancellorsville this is the surrender at appomattox as told by general grant. now memories a funny thing you look at the picture on the left there that would be the rough sketch that kelly do when he was interviewing general and grant and told kelly that this surrender was signed at a single table. other members of grant's staff who were witnesses in the room said no, it was signed a two different tables, but this is how grant remembered it. so kelly would do the basic sketch, get it approved, and then proceed to cre

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homes and -- town homes, and a lot of them billeted built and bought by investors to be rent with kellerple things. persistent interest rates like right now at 7%. reporter: don't see them going down? >> no. we could be in this for a bit .x low envenn tourist. there's not enough homes for the amount of people looking for homes so having the high interest rates and drives people into the rental market. reporter: i remember the joy and dream of home ownership and now a lot of people are dreaming of renting or maybe not dreaming but force intoed it. >> yeah, and that's where they are. now, you can move into a brand new home for a rental. reporter: yeah, a brand new rental. take a look at this, ashley, when supply is low and demand is high, that means higher prices. take a look at numbers and this is the median rent for, this is both apartments and single family-owned. $1500 per month before the pandemic and more thanasis like $2100 and now this market even higher? >> yeah, in this county actually. the median is about $2900. reporter: we're not even in manhattan or new york. >> now u we're b

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we are three weeks and keller's no evidence of an actual crime.mony, they have yet to drop the bombshell that they claim they would drop all along. former president trump stood in the hallway there saying that all of these legal experts keep saying there's no crime there and i have been going through all of the reports, all of the editorials, all of the left-leaning news sources. i can't find a legal analyst out there who's actually explaining how a crime was committed here, how is there -- how there is actual evidence that listing this as a legal expense was an improper business record entry and that is not even getting in to the question of whether there was the criminal intent of donald trump to commit fraud. >> sandra: rebecca, just reading through it, at some point it was hard to make out exactly what the former president was saying as he was speaking there just outside the courtroom, but we do know that he led -- he let off with "this is a scam, i think it's a terrible thing that is happening to democracy and for this country." his obvious f

public keller on a pretty color this morning. i know like a pop of color, all pop of papaw like a puff of is coming that or the next now well, i'm not a father. yeah. we are taking that. mother nature other teachers say and we are looking outside at a lot of gray over san francisco and not just that as area of all the way down to the south bay. >> san jose right here. lots of cloud cover up above. we're going to be looking at cloud cover for likely a couple more hours. but skies will clear out pretty nicely this afternoon. and with that fog burning off along the bay shore comes a very comfortable afternoon coastal areas. you kind of hang on to it. winds are going to relax a little bit the next couple of days. and that does mean likely a little bit less fog in the forecast, but also a little bit of a warm-up into wednesday and thursday, high pressure ridge really not going anywhere, at least for the moment. the weekend, though, does come along with a slight cool down. everything is very slight in this forecast. no major changes. s

lanny keller, kodiak has declared may 22nd as harvey milk day.penly politician in california and yesterday would have been his 94th birthday. he tragically became a martyr not long after being elected to the san francisco board of supervisors leaves killed in city hall. this is back in 1978. each year. may 22nd sars has an opp%rtunity to help and celebrate the lgbtq+. community. i'm 50 12 for celebrates api heritage month. we're highlighting a college program. this is in the east bay and it's fueling students interests and api culture and experiences. well, gayle ong has that story from chabot college. >> on behalf of movement and be a and you both of you our annual. >> music. food. and plenty to celebrate. the night market is one of the biggest annual events for movement. the asian american and pacific islander learning community at chabot college and leo can last is one of its lead. organizers. i see it as a family, a support group and >> just knowing that i have people that look like me and higher education. it means a lot movement also give s

earlier, i spoke to manchester city fan, graham keller to see how he was feeling pre—match.to feel confident. feeling pretty confident. every reason i reason to feel confident. feeling | pretty confident. every reason to feel confident and with that comes the pressure of the expectation. yes, that's right. there is a lot of pressure on the team in particular. we are expected to win, i guess. i think if we don't win today, then there will be a lot of criticism coming our way but we have every reason to feel good about today. the double double would be something, wouldn't it? really spectacular. again, it has not been done before. plenty of time —— teams have done the double but to do it twice in two years in succession would be a great achievement for us and again it is another record that we have actually set for ourselves as well. it is re set for ourselves as well. it is pretty tough _ set for ourselves as well. it is pretty tough for _ set for ourselves as well. it is pretty tough for manchester united, i know you don't have much sympathy, but with erik ten hag and all th

jonathan keller is president of california family council, a christian public policy organization basedcramento. >> this is kind of a technical issue on the federal side of things. our organization is much more concerned about what we've seen societally, both through california's efforts to decriminalize this and now through president biden's administration. anytime you see these types of changes, you do see usage grow up. >> the drug enforcement administration will next take public comment on this proposal, and it may be a potentially lengthy process. in san francisco, suzanne phan, abc seven news. >> it was just a drill, but sure look like the real thing today at santa clara valley medical center in san jose. my father, you know. >> my the hospital staged a mass casualty exercise simulating the response to a major explosion at a sporting event in the bay area. >> in this scenario, those who are injured are also covered in an unknown white powder. and so therefore, they are needing to be decontaminated for a possible hazardous material prior to being able to enter the hospital for care

one would defend that or believe noem is evolving description of a happy puppy into a modern-day kellerken. >> the only thing i can see in her defense is at least she didn't eat the dog, like president hussein obama. >> she shot the dog, obama ate it. what's worse? >> i mean for all the outrage from dog lovers of all political stripes, here's the thing. noem is still headlining republican fundraisers in nevada and colorado this month. if you plan to bring your dog to one of the fundraisers, my advice is, keep them on a leash. leash. i got rapid relief... and reduced fatigue with rinvoq. check. when flares kept trying to slow me down... i got lasting steroid—free remission... with rinvoq. check. and when my doctor saw damage,... rinvoq helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. check. for both uc and crohn's: rapid symptom relief... lasting steroid—free remission... and visibly reduced damage. check. check. and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin; heart att

. >> reporter: but priceline ceo brett keller says there are still some memorial day deals out there.ound and look at some different destinations. and if you're flexible with that, you should be able to find something that meets your budget. >> reporter: flexibility is the key if you're still looking for a getaway deal. now, there are a couple of pain points we're watching for this summer. faa staffing in the control towers remains tight. the agency says they are ready. and of course the summer brings with it severe weather. that can be a major disruptor, so how quickly the system recovers is always one of the big tests every summer. >> that was kris van cleave at the phoenix sky harbor airport. >>> a lot of americans pay for their vacations with the money they make on tiktok. but all that could evaporate in just eight months. a new law requires the chinese-owned company to be sold or face a complete ban in the u.s., and some tiktok influencers are fighting back in court. scott macfarlane reports. >> hi, my name is tallia. >> reporter: talia cadet of maryland scores huge audiences wit

. >> that's why better markets the dennis keller, her he told me that this program has the potential to quote, turn the american dream of home ownership almost immediately into a nightmare. now the company is pushing back saying that this program is good for consumers and that critics are quote, uneducated about the current state of the industry at the end of the de boards some briana this is clearly a potential solution to the affordability problem, but it's just really important that borrowers understand what they're getting into because this is a solution that is not without risks. and just to be clear, you said that 3% loan it maxes out at $15,000. is that right? >> that's right. up to 15,000 all right. >> we'll continue to follow this. it's really interesting, matt egan. thank you so much. thank you. and still to come, could there be a possible link between tattoos and a type of cancer? i know that's going to get the attention of a lot of people. so we're going to talk about this new warning from researchers next it's terms day off. >> but neutrogena, ultra shear sunscreen is st

joining me now is longtime manchester city fan, graham keller. are you on your way to wembley?to wembley? i�*9 pulled up in a lay—by in wycombe. for the sake of neutrality i said that we should be speaking to manchester united fan but they haven't answered their phones you could accuse them of not turning up today. talk me through how you are feeling. share today. talk me through how you are feelina. : ,:, today. talk me through how you are feelina. : y:. , , feeling. are you feeling super? there's always _ feeling. are you feeling super? there's always a _ feeling. are you feeling super? there's always a bit _ feeling. are you feeling super? there's always a bit of - feeling. are you feeling super? there's always a bit of nerves l there's always a bit of nerves before a big final, a big game. we've got every reason to feel confident today.— we've got every reason to feel confident today. pretty confident. with that comes _ confident today. pretty confident. with that comes the _ confident today. pretty confident. with that comes the pressure i confident today. pretty confident

keller. >> what more do we need to do?>> so sag-aftra has for decades supported a federal shield law, and we would first hope that the press act passes. i think that's the priority. i think we need to take that first step. i do think there are other challenges facing journalism and journalists that we would love to use our voice as as a labr union representing journalists to advocate for. but it do think that as as a, i think the idea that this passed unanimously and there is bipartisan support should mean that something we should be able to move forward quickly and expeditiously. >> were going to do deep dive on that. what to quickly finished i think with ms. attkisson -- >> ms. herridge. >> i'm looking at ms. herridge. if you would. >> thanks for the question. i agree with my colleagues. i think the imperative is to get the press act through the senate and on the president does. it's going to close a gap in the federal courts. it's going to bring consistency between the state shield and the federal shield laws. just thin

rebecca has become a disability rights advocate, first narrating a pbs documentary on helen keller.he was such a trailblazer and more recently, introducing viewers to what's called pro tactile, a language created by the deaf blind community based solely on touch. today i will be learning a whole new language all the people i will be interviewing are deaf, blind. it's a novel language, but incredibly sophisticated. so if i'm signing, i want you to be able to, feel what my hands are doing. rebecca is still learning. she put her hand to my face to let me know a smile. so i just went like that slow smile. yeah, i love that. yeah, i love you. her latest accomplishment, the culmination of a two year effort to draw attention to the disorder, working with the usher syndrome society, a larger than life campaign featuring rebecca called every second counts. i have usher syndrome, a rare condition that's causing me to lose all of my vision and hearing any second. here we go, there we go, here we go. recently premiering on some of new york city's giant screens, a times square takeover. what do

keller, i will recognize you now for a closing statement. >> i would ask unanimous consent to enter the following items into the record. the letter from professor and former attorney general of new jersey stating that he finds accusations of pervasive climate of anti-semitism and records to be both inaccurate and offensive. a letter from over 500 law school professors condemning the committee's accusations against the rutgers law center for security, race and rights. a letter published in the daily northwestern on may 2nd of faculty members commending the president from northwestern for coming to a peaceful resolution involving the encampment. an article from may 15th chicago times entitled northwestern and it it's encampment without cops or violence. why is congress upset? a letter from northwestern american association of university professors, executive committee letter to representative fox and members of the committee in support of president she'll. and from the l.a. times, entitled after violent night at ucla, classes canceled, you see president launches investigation into respons

this is a crash in the eastbound direction of 580 at keller avenue. that's a non commute direction.ound 80. so the bay bridge just past treasure island just as we mentioned last time, there's a stalled vehicle that is blocking the far right lane. so that is leading to a bit of a backup. you don't see it here at the eastshore freeway. but if you look at the toll plaza, things are still okay here. and, let me do one quick check. i don't believe the metering lights are on yet, but if they're not on yet, they are going to be on soon. likely because things are starting to back up around treasure island. just be aware of that. if you are planning to drive in to the city. 6:00 let's go back to the desk. >> okay. ali, thank you. developing story in oakland. we now know that the police detained two people in connection with last night's shooting at the skyline high school graduation. ktvu is amanda quintana is in our newsroom. you have the latest details. amanda. good morning. >> good morning. well, late last night, police said they detained two people, but it's still unclear if either of th

susan— is, chief finance, mike young, head of it, susan crichton, kevin keller landm _ land...f sub—toastmasters at that horizon it inquiry. some tough questions, so let's return. inquiry. some tough questions, so let's return-— let's return. prosecuted for theft, false accounting, _ let's return. prosecuted for theft, false accounting, mrs _ let's return. prosecuted for theft, false accounting, mrs mr - let's return. prosecuted for theft, false accounting, mrs mr is - false accounting, mrs mr is mentioned, the most recent being, the x _ mentioned, the most recent being, the x sub—postmaster was found guilty— the x sub—postmaster was found guilty of— the x sub—postmaster was found guilty of theft. as you were aware, channel— guilty of theft. as you were aware, channel 4 — guilty of theft. as you were aware, channel 4 was looking at the subject in the _ channel 4 was looking at the subject in the summer, although nothing yet has come _ in the summer, although nothing yet has come of— in the summer, although nothing yet has come of it. our approach throughout has been to robustly