kelsey, your take on this story?nals into our cities and now they want to defund the police so there are no forms of law enforcement to respond to them. this is really a handful of stunning policies we've seen, these far left politicians respond to lately. i think it takes away from bipartisan efforts that we've seen the trump administration come out and support, advocate for criminal justice reform. also for police reform but unfortunately when these policies get taken so far out of hand, it reduces the open students to have productive conversations about how to enact sensible reforms while also still protecting our communities from violent criminals who still do exist. elizabeth: you know, kelsey the mass release of convicted and accused criminals of new york, it is happening as violent crime surges double digits in places like new york city, also in seattle. also major cities across the country. bill de blasio, the mayor is saying he will cut the nypd funding. now votes coming in billion dollars in reductions. kel

what do you say, kelsey? with the "new york times" but maggie headache berman is absolutely right, that pointing out joe biden is a flawed candidate. that doesn't mean that president trump can sit back and relax as we head into november but that does mean polls that show joe biden significantly ahead might not be telling you the whole picture. he thus far has remained in his basement, not really showing any leadership when it comes to what's happening with these protests and riots on the street. and that is who we really need to hear from because it is ultimately individuals who identify as democrats who are out there protesting and it is democrat leaders who need to step up and talk some common sense into these protesters who have turned violent and are now trying to erase american history, that none of us, despite our party affiliation should stand for. elizabeth: you know what's really interesting too, kelsey, congresswoman val demings, val demings thought to be a vice-presidential front-runner, val deming

what do you think, kelsey? >> it's not every day that i agree with the new york times.a flawed candidate. that does not mean that a president trump can sit back and relax as we head into november, but that does mean that polls that show joe biden significantly ahead may not be telling you the whole picture. he, thus far, has remained in his basement not really showing any leadership when it comes to what is happening with these protests and riots on the street and that is who we need to hear from because it is ultimately individuals who identify as democrats who are out there protesting and it is democrat leaders who need to step up and talk common sense into these protesters who have turned violent and are now trying to erase american history that none of us should stand for. liz: you know it is really interesting, too, kelsey, now deming's is sought to be a vice presidential front a runner. now indicating she may not want the job as biden's vice president. watch this. >> if i want the job, that is a different way of asking the question. i am not sure i want the job as

kelsey -- i know there was of this question. >> yes.itnd i'm trying to everything in all at once. >> that's great. the importance of telling stories through objects and also the challenges that come with that. >> so the one other thing i of our,d is that one you know, challenges, especially -- and, you know, there are challenges especially creating exhibitions, using primarily, you know -- as primarily visual experiences and theres an added challenge to telling stories with a two-dimensional documents and of get the ways to kind around that. the design really was a big one in this case. but one of those, you know, challenges is also an particular with our archival holdings, because therecords really tell story sort of in a -- [inaudible] wanted to puty that i gotto a story voices different women's voices -- [inaudible] >> why women fought for the vote. and i really tried to pull in as arguments, why women not only wanted the vote needed to vote in know, themselves and their children and their forth,lihoods, so on and so but also it pull

kelsey, always appreciate your wisdom.k to you again real soon. >>> folks, look at this, this is the saks fifth avenue store, the iconic saks fifth avenue store all boarded up. topped with barbed-wire and guarded outside with dogs. maybe the myth of urban oasis and inclusiveness for all races has been shattered once and for all. combination of pandemic and protests has gun sales soaring. i don't think it is just the nra crowd. by the way is it too late to buy those stocks? we'll discuss that too. we'll be right back. charles: how many? riots still erupting across major u.s. cities causing businesses to take drastic measures. in new york city the saks fifth avenue store guarded by dogs, folks. professionally boarded up with chain-link fence, topped with razor wire. maybe it is a perfect visual that shatters the myth of urban oasis friendly, inclusive to all races and hopefully chatter for all. bring in fox news contributor deneen borelli. i think stevie wonder got it right in the long, living for the city almost 30, 40 year

let's welcome kelsey boler of the independent women's forum. from american adversaries including vladimir putin, nicolas maduro and the taliban, new york times staffer did not complain about thatat. >> you are absolutely right to point that out, this is bob at the new york times, apparently those op beds from terrorist and dictatorship are not too much for the new york times journalist to handle but an op-ed defending united states law from united states senator that 58% of the american population holds an opinion that amm cotton expressed, 58% of the american population holds the same opinion that he expressed in the column according to a morning call. apparently that is what is putting new york times overe the edge and causing the whole debacle. it's really another example of the left saying the quiet things out loud, we all had known about this, media bias for years now are seeing a play out with our own eyes. liz: the new york times also ran in opinion piece by the leader of turkey. he is the second worst in the trld for the locking of jour

elizabeth: kelsey, thank you so much for coming on. come back soon.aving you on. >> thank you. elizabeth: next up, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani on our nation's leaders, state and city and local, now getting blasted by critics including hbo's bill maher for letting the street rioting and looting go off the rails. 18 people now dead. 500 cops assaulted. minority business owners by the thousands that seeing their businesses destroyed, their families hurt and their workers too. as if things were not complicated enough, stores, just getting ready to reopen from covid-19 shutdowns are now dealing with smashed windows, smashed businesses and arson and looting. the story with mayor giuliani next. in my line of work, i come face to face with a lot of behinds. so i know there's a big need for gas-x maximum strength. it works fast. relieving pressure, bloating, and discomfort before you know it. so no one needs to know you've got gas. gas-x ♪. elizabeth: our nation's state and local city leaders now getting blasted by critics including hbo's bill mah

kelsey gibson and alex herrera knew they would have a perfect wedding.he worst crasher of all came calling. >> it's so crazy. we would have never thought that this would ever happen. >> the pandemic swept away the pomp, the party and the promise of 200 guests sharing their special moment. >> then there came the day when the honeymoon got canceled. it was progressing. one item, dominos falling. >> they're not alone. spring kicks off the wedding season each year in a big way. but not this time according to a leading matrimonial website. the knot.com. >> as we look at data, there were supposed to be a little over 500,000 weddings over the course of the last three months. so tons of couples are rescheduling their weddings, getting married, maybe virtually and postponing receptions for later. >> the knot estimates the average couples employs more than a dozen vendors, dress makers, photographers, caterers, limo drivers, many of whom rely on the welding trade. the industry is clawing its way back embracing tongue in cheek ideas like delay the date notices and

as for alex and kelsey as his company started making masks then she dove into her work in public health we talk to our families about it and talked her friends, they loaded up a few close friends, some strict disinfecting rules and their puppy. >>drove to a lakeshore and got married anyway, all their families watched online. >>the virus made their big reception weight but not there live. and. >>our way was perfect in spite of the circumstances are winning ways. absolutely perfect even now. it wasn't planned an tom foreman, cnn. >>well it's summer and air travel is starting to pick up despite the pandemic travelers are being surprised to find crowded planes once again this comes as the trump administration reaches a deal with the airline executives on contact tracing of infected passengers, pete new team has that and more. >>more and more people are flying on commercial airlines even in spite of this pandemic and what's so interesting is that you now have a greater chance of boarding a flight that is completely full american airlines has joined united airlines and saying it will sell eve

that they both love the wedding crashers knew what her dress looked like which colors, they'd use kelsey gibson and alex four-iron knew they were going to have a perfect wedding. then in the michigan cold the worst crash rubble, phone call. >>it's so crazy knew we would have never thought that this would ever happen the pandemic swept away the pomp the party and the promise of 200 guests sharing their special moment. >>then there came a day when the honey you've got canceled and they just kept progressing is like one item like dominoes falling they're not alone. >>spring kicks off the wedding season, each year in a big way, but not this time according to a leading matrimonial website. the knot dot com as we look at data there are supposed to be a little over 500,000 weddings over the course of the last 3 months. so tons of couples are rescheduling their weddings getting married you know baby virtually and postponing their reception for leader the not estimates the average couple employs more than a dozen vendors dress makers floors photographers caterers limo drivers, many of whom rely o

. >> kelsey grammar is presenting, but what is great is you see some throwback of daytime and the memorablemoments, so you say where i was and i know how old i was, and with the outfits and the hairstyles. >> the 2020 daytime emmy awards air right here on kpix 5 as a two hour virtual event tonight at 8:00. >>> an incredible reunion thanks to an ancestry dna site. stewart was adopted years ago and her adoption record was sealed. she started looking when she turned 18 but what she did not know was that her biological mother was searching as well. years after giving up her baby in the end of an abusive marriage, the two finally matched online. >> she's always been in my heart. that then the first time i ever held her. i just, i never thought the day would come. >> lau, the two women have matching tattoos is an extra way to create a bond between them. >> trying to get me and my ona friday. streaming on cbsn bay area, how far one man ran to see his grandmother. another touching story, this morning. >>> it is five minutes before 5:00, the lights shining. and remember we want to bring you the good

kelsey villas at 47. [ indiscernible ] if you want some rain, you have to go up there. that's a good system. not for us, we are looking for high pressure towards the pacific northwest. again, even though we lost the breeze, it's going to be a day were temperatures continue to bump up again. we are almost at the official start of summer. it doesn't take much. fairfield will be the warmest. that's just the way it is nowadays. we are warmer on tuesday. wednesday will be the hottest day. we have a cooldown on friday and saturday. it's not too bad on sunday. >>> the time is now just about 4:12. the family of a 77-year-old woman asking for help after a hit and run driver left her fighting for her life. we have the details on the evidence that could lead to an arrest. >>> a break in the bay area groping case, now for the first time there is a photo of a possible suspect. we will tell you how investigators got it. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the time is 4:14. a $5000 reward is being offered for information about last month's hit and run in oakland that left an elderly wo

kelsey built 38 degrees.etaluma and american canyon down to 51. 28 up in lake tahoe and very cool there. 47 new kia in sacramento and 57. the low responsible for the wind and everything is pushing off to the mountains. the highest building in and we get a lot of 40s here for those. i think it will take form. today 60s 70s and 80s and the north wind can make from mild and warm conditions pretty rapidly. we see a jump from the cooler temperatures. it looks like it backs off thursday and another system dropped sand and it looks like more wind as we head into the next weekend. >>> thank you, steve. >> demonstrators in oakland taking a page from activists in washington d.c. coming up. where you can see the latest black lives matter mural. >> the rumor swirling around colin kaepernick's possible return to the nfl. [♪] think you need to buy expensive skincare products to see dramatic results? try olay skin care. just one jar of micro-sculpting cream has the hydrating power of 5 jars of a prestige cream, which helps

kelsey built 52 but most locations mid 50s upper 60s and if we have a breeze it will hold that temperatureup. we have higher clouds and it's really what is behind it and once it goes through it will be a windy day and we get an offshore breeze as we get toward wednesday. 60s 70s and 80s on the temp and similar to yesterday and after that it's sunny side up and warmer with an offshore breeze wednesday into thursday and fog returns for cooldown friday and saturday. >>> thank you, steve. a santa cruz sheriff's deputies shot in an ambush attack has been released from the hospital and how the community stepped up to welcome him home. >> reports are out that joe biden's narrow down his list of likely vice presidential candidates and we will show you who is making the cut besides, will harris. to be honest a little dust it never bothered me. until i found out what it actually was. dust mite droppings! eeeeeww! dead skin cells! gross! so now, i grab my swiffer sweeper and heavy-duty dusters. duster extends to three feet to get all that gross stuff gotcha! and for that nasty dust on my floors, my s

. >> as for alex and kelsey, as hi company started making masks and she dove into her work in publico our family and friends. >> reporter: they loaded up some close friends, strict disinfecting rule, tro of to a lakeshore hand got married anyway while families watched online. >> our wedding was perfect in spite of the circumstances. >> our wedding was absolutely perfect even though it wasn't planned. >> reporter: tom foreman, cnn, bethesda, maryland. >> and they saved a lot of money, i bet. >>> people in italy get a special treat as they deal with an ongoing lockdown. musicians like yo-yo ma are trying to bring happiness through their art. ♪ ♪ >> yo-yo ma, dedicating the song from the will this everyone of 1900 to italy. he's shared other performances, sharing them under the hash tta songs of comfort. >>> a quick programming note. join jake tapper for a new "cnn special report" airing tonight at 10:00. thank you for being with me today. we have so much more straight ahead in "newsroom," next. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera in new york. you are live in the cnn noi"cnn newsroo newsroom". m

. >> reporter: as for alex and kelsey, as his company started making masks and she dove into her work> talked to our families and friends about it. >> reporter: they loaded up a few close friends, strict disinfecting rules and their puppy, drove to a lake shore and got married anyway. while their families watched online. the virus made their big reception wait, but not their love. and -- >> our wedding was perfect in spite of the circumstances. >> our wedding was -- absolutely perfect even though it wasn't planned. >> reporter: tom foreman, cnn, bethesda, maryland. >>> thanks for staying with me. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. forget about warnings of a second wave of coronavirus. the u.s. is swept under by the first. just two states today, two, are reporting a decline in cases. connecticut and rhode island. taking

. >> and kelsey grammar is presenting, but what is great is you see some throwbacks of daytime and the memorable moments, so you say i remember where i was, i know how old i was, or look at the outfits and the hairstyles. >> nothing like the 80s hair fashion. the 2020 daytime emmy awards air right here is a two hour virtual event tonight at 8:00. >>> after being closed for nearly 2 months, beaches in santa cruz county are back open again. z3wnfz zi0z y3wnfy yi0y >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now and streaming on cbsn bart meeting on budget. why a board director was asked to walk back his comments about a confederate general. >>> state officials scratching their heads on how to get kids back to class. and keep them masked. the options available. >>> leading the crowd when, why santa cruz county is allowing beaches to reopen this morning. good morning, thank you for joining us. it is friday, june 26th, thank you for joining us. i am anne makovec. >> i am len kiese. happy friday a chour forecast as we look ahead to the weekend. how are things looki

fellow country star kelsey balerini bashing rice, saying imagine being selfish enough to not think aboutalth and playing a normal country concert right now. jillian: a lot of conside critn that, that's for sure. a police officer is going viral after posting his message on tiktok about a defund police protest. >> i come in this morning, we're informed there's going to be a protest to defund the police. they requested a police presence. you know, for their safety. at the defund police event. todd: sure sounds like irony to me. we have the reaction online. chase going on -- what's going on, carley. >> you can see the smile. that video going viral, it's got over a million views on social media, people pointing out the irony of the situation of course. the twitter user says, tell them you were defunded for today's event and go patrol elsewhere. jerry writes, dripping with irony, yet they go because it's their job to protect and serve everybody. it's unclear where the officer works because he removed the badge. this is an example of what's happening across the country every day, police officer

. >> it is 63 and kelsey, 58 in vallejo, a lot of mid-50s, petaluma is [ indiscernible ] today, fog near the coast, sunny and breezy, windy for some, it will be hot inland. you don't have to go far. you can find a big difference in the temps. we are in the upper 70s by the water. we are in the upper 90s near 100 for some far enough inland. if anything, inland temps might bump up a few degrees as we go into thursday. the system drops in the pacific northwest. that will cool us down as we go into the weekend. >>> seeing what they did to the inside --been found. the damage could set business b during th what the owners say about their plans to move forward, coming up. >>> it was a large sum of support for bubba wallace before the race at talladega. >>> power through your morning when you wake up with mornings on 2. >> remember, you have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the ktvu fox 2 news app. this cheeseburger is the best! it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double

i see 37 degrees and kelsey ville. on the west side, i did see 41 degrees. the wind is holding up.hey did have some snow in tahoe. our system is kicking out. that low means temperatures are on the way up. it's a warmer forecast we are not expecting records. it is a northerly breeze in the hills. it is near 60s and 70s to mid 80s. in brentwood, down towards gilroy, they will get some low 80s. temperatures are on the way to wednesday. it looks like another load drops in for a cool down. the wind is picking up again. >>> the time is 6:41. some are still cleaning up after major looting. police feel very confident that they can identify several people involved in those crimes. >>> in oakland, painting the streets as part of a black lives matter protest. streets were turned into a giant mural over the weekend. >>> you know what, the golden gate bridge did something people never saw or heard until this weekend. this is a live picture. we will tell you why this san francisco icon was singing. >>> welcome back. mitt romney of utah made history. he marched in a black lives matter protest in

kelsey at 53. that low will swing in and give us a much cooler pattern. the wind is picking up. a covenant flows low we are looking. the puggle probably get disrupted, because risen everything to support it . much cooler and windy conditions taking us into later today and also saturday . 60s and 70s on the temperatures. out of the 80s and 90s for a couple of days. a slight bump up on saturday. looks nice. warmer, but not hot heading into early next week . >>> the reason why some firefighters in the east bay will not be rushing into burning buildings to attack a fire. >>> just in time for the weekend . we are going to show you what is reopening today and that includes many campgrounds. >>> ♪ >> 5:22 a.m. on a friday . billy stewart, 66 for this one . and summertime. the great billy stewart. if you have a song like kim phelps did send me a song on social media, facebook, twitter, instagram. use hashtag ktvu. let's go back to claudine. >> sounds good. >>> happening today bart and bta are holding a ribbon-cutting ahead of their inaugural train ride on the silicon valley berryessa ex

tonight we welcome kelsey of the innovative women's form a major developing story. due to fears of the covid-19. more than 80000 prisoners have been relse

>>that was kelsey thorud reporting for us tonight, the virtual ceremony will remain online for anyone to watch and the one pulse foundation has also put up a link to virtual tours of the pulse memorial. >>president trump now says he will not be watching pro football. they replied to a tweet today about the u.s. soccer federations recent decision to repeal a 3 year-old ban on kneeling during the national anthem. this of course amid the nationwide protest against police brutality and racial injustice. which was started in 2016 by colin kaepernick in recently reignited with the killing of george floyd in minneapolis. the president replied to the tweet today saying and it looks like the nfl is heading in that direction also but not with me watching. in the past the president has been very vocal about his opposition to kneeling during the national anthem. the only group behind the oscars says it has a plan to make the awards more inclusive the academy of motion picture arts and sciences says it's called academy at the church 2025 the phase, one will focus on things including membership in

as for alex and kelsey as his company started making masks then she dove into her work in public healthbout it talk to her friends, they loaded up a few close friends, some strict disinfecting rules and their puppy. >>drove to a lakeshore and got married anyway, all their families watched online. >>the virus made their big reception weight but not there live. and. >>our way was perfect in spite of the circumstances are winning ways. absolutely perfect even now. it wasn't planned an tom foreman, cnn bethesda, maryland. >>i am going to a virtual wedding on my computer at my home and a couple hours want to get out now my cousin. iman lea my cousin is late they're getting married just dress up a really good job. i was like well they're not going yes or a jacket that yeah, he's wearing these days on set. >>but that i like that you have your virtual wedding and then maybe on your one year anniversary that's when you invite everybody to are they were saying is we have a party down the road but we want to do it now so fine i'll be take a quick break at 9.52. >>here's a live look outside our cam

the drug examiner in charge of the fda, a woman by the name of francis kelsey, rejected their application for going on to the american market. she believed that their test lacked s lacked sufficient evidence and so they would thank her for that. there are still american women who get their hands on the drug but it was never legally on the american market so we don't see it to the extent that the european nations do see it. questions? now, what we do see in the u.s., though, is the rubella or german measles outbreak. by the middle of the 1960s, about 20,000 babies were born with con genital rubella syndrome. now it is a syndrome when babies with born with it but rubella or german measles in an adult, itself has very minimal effects that at most it might be a rash, and some people exhibit no symptoms at all. b but if a woman is pregnant when she has rubella it manifested into defects in the baby or these anone om illy could include blindness, intellectual disabilities and more. and so this does happen in the united states. and we do see this in greater numbers in the united states. the vacc

the drug examiner in charge of the fda, a woman by the name of francis kelsey rejected their application for going on to the american market. she believed that test lacked sufficient proof of safety. we can thank her for that. there are still american women that get their hands on the drug. but it was never legally on the american market. we don't see it to the extent that some european nations see it. questions? now what we do see in the u.s. though is the rubella or german measles outbreak. by the middle of the 1960s, about 20,000 babies were born with congenital rubella syndrome. now congenital rubella syndrome is one babies are born with it. but rubella or german nozzles in an adult itself has very minimal effects, that utmost might be a rash, and some people exhibit no symptoms at all. but if a woman is pregnant when she has rubella, it manifest into great effect on the fetus. these defects or anomalies include deafness,, blindness near muscular tightness, intellectual disability, and more. so this does happen in the united states. and we do see this in greater numbers in the united

good morning, kelsey. >> good morning. >> what is your reaction to?rk these are the two is he looking at? >> i think that's quite possible although we have to consider this news in light of the context of what the country industry recall protest. influences joe biden's decision he has to make shear. i don't envy him. he is between a rock and hard place in his decision to pick a vp. it's really going to signal to democrats and really to the independent voters that he needs to win over what type of administration he would carry out if president. is he going to go down the pat of a defund the police, quite radical administration. or is he going to try to be more moderate. neither kamala harris nor elizabeth warren are moderates in the policies that they have supported. but i'm not sure either of these women would really speak to the moment that we are witnessing before our eyes in light of the protests and defund the police movement that really has gained a lot of steam. ainsley: who do you think would have a better shot? who do you think would boost him

san jose is 59, livermore has bounced from 59 to 63, 56 kelsey bill, 56 american cam and, tiburon 52, so is petaluma. selena valley was upper 40s, now they are in the 50s and marine county. just patchy low clouds there, so 60s, 70s, 80s, interior was to be into the 90s although not as hot as it today. it is still well above average but it looks like over the weekend all the temperatures will continue to ratchet down a little bit. warmer temperatures on the way for early next week. >>> time is 7:11, the today is juneteenth and it has a special meeting this year. we'll tell you about events planned for later today as more people call for juneteenth to become a national holiday. and in san francisco, big changes are ahead for drivers in the sunset district and the rail city. how muni says it will improve service. >>> you the power to know before you go when you wake up with mornings on 2. >>> also the power to know everywhere you go when you download the gentoo fox 2 app. ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ y-yeah ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ hey, hey ♪ >>> welcome back. happening today, family members and friends will gather i

we may have answered them on margaret taylor before we leave her, kelsey o'brien on facebook, "i readhat mrs." -- "as first lady, mrs. taylor was a devout episcopalian and because of this she promised god to give up the pleasures of society if her husband returns safely from war. if this is true, did it have an impact on her role as first lady?" conover hunt: i have read that as well in several different publications. i don't think that she realized that when her husband came back from the war, she was going to end up being first lady. so hard to say but -- susan swain: and on twitter, bethany johnson. i have two questions about margaret taylor. when did margaret play any instrument that we know of? and how old was she when she ied? conover hunt: she died just two years after. paul finkelman: she died -- she dies two years later, in '53. conover hunt: '53, yes. paul finkelman: she was born in 1788. so that makes her about 65 when she dies. susan swain: and she died in many accounts of a broken heart because she was so shocked. now, we should tell the story of zachary taylor. she was c

a picture of kelsey baller reason any who you may know, country music star. put it in on instagram.s through every week to chik-fil-a. they have a weekly date. she does her chicken and waffle fries are pretty good on chik-fil-a. i'm waiting for my biscuit. david: what the folks watching, may noll realize, jeff, you do five hits an hour for various fox affiliates, fox news, et cetera. you are probably have a pile of these breakfast on the passenger side. are you going out to sell them or to try to get some of your money back or what? reporter: what i'm doing is going to different places. i got chik-fil-a next hour. i will try panera. this time we got mcdonald's. thank you, appreciate it. david: a lot of hungry people out there. hope you help feed them. reporter: we'll do. thanks, david. good to see you man. david: thank you very much. jeff flock in skokie. almost a million tickets have been requested for trump's tulsa rally which has been moved to saturday from friday. so many people waiting, wanting to attend, how are they going to enforce social distancing? i will be asking the tru