on leland avenue from bayshore to grant. this project will fill two vacancies that have been vacant for several years. i know we want more community resources and opportunities for young people in vis valley and along the corner, and some of that is being provided right now by community learning hubs, by the boys and girls club, community gardens, and we are working on several more opportunities. san francisco has established the cannabis equity program to lower barriers to cannabis licensing for those hit hardest by the war on drugs. we can't have land use policies that discourage equity applicants while not addressing the impacts of overcriminalization of people. and to planning's concerns, and i want to say this to mr. marine because he is definitely one of my most endeared constituents, but i do not share the same view in terms of their being different information being presented. this project focuses on community safety in the area. this project focuses on workforce development and providing jobs and opportunity, for pe

i walk down leland street, where this dispensary will be. i know it will bring a lot of traffic to the community and help other businesses in the community thrive. it's a good idea that we have native san franciscans taking part in a growing business. and it's about time that we let our people who are native to this city who have worked and fought hard in protecting the city, like the united players, gainor, these people risk their lives every day fighting for justice, saving our students and our children from the streets of violence, to give them an opportunity to help our children get an education. the money goes back into the community. it will not leave the community. there are so many dispensaries in san francisco right now that are built on others who are outside of the community that are not giving back to the community. we need this in visitacion valley. it will help everybody involved, it will help the community, and it will help our city thrive and helping our natives stay in san francisco. our people want to live here and stay her

leland: absolutely.e know how incredibly contagious the delta variant is, and that is what china is dealing with right now. they have a vaccine, but not really a vaccine. it doesn't show anywhere near the protection that all these other vaccines being used in the united states and elsewhere are boasting. so there's a real worry about this. what you're are going to see from china is a continued very aggressive shutdown response every time they see a small outbreak. what does that do? it's throws off commerce. as further off the economy. it is going to affect macroeconomic activity. we haven't seen that yet, but what we are seeing now is something to watch going into september because this is something new. jonathan: especially given the efficacy rates compared to say pfizer, dharna and much of the west -- pfizer and moderna in much of the west. thank you. going through the crisis, the pandemic, two-year some of these cities people had never heard of, and then to hear the population of these cities, nanjin

i walk down leland street, where this dispensary will be. i know it will bring a lot of traffic to the community and help other businesses in the community thrive. it's a good idea that we have native san franciscans taking part in a growing business. and it's about time that we let our people who are native to this city who have worked and fought hard in protecting the city, like the united players, gainor, these people risk their lives every day fighting for justice, saving our students and our children from the streets of violence, to give them an opportunity to help our children get an education. the money goes back into the community. it will not leave the community. there are so many dispensaries in san francisco right now that are built on others who are outside of the community that are not giving back to the community. we need this in visitacion valley. it will help everybody involved, it will help the community, and it will help our city thrive and helping our natives stay in san francisco. our people want to live here and stay her

♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> on may 10th, 1869, railroad tycoon leland stanford hammered in a golden spike to mark thethe central pacific railroad from the west and the union pacific railroad from the east at promontory summit in utah territory. this ceremony completed the transcontinental railroad. next, stanford university professor richard white tells the story of the four key investors in this project, nicknamed and often satirized as the big four. mr. white is the author of "railroaded: the transcontinentals and the making of modern america." >>> good morning, everyone. 150 years ago tracks of the central pacific railroad from the west and the union pacific railroad from the east met at promontory summit, utah territory. it was here on may 10th, 1869, that leland stanford drove the last spike, also known as the gold spike, joining the rails of the transcontinental railroad and forever linking stanford university to this transformational event and the changes it brought to california and the nation. the completion of the transcontinental railroad connect the vast expanse of the united states with

we saw, for example, leland. we know that there were episcopalians. the people that were speaking during these religious observances in the capitol were not technically servants of the government. they were just utilizing government space in a communitarian sense. this is the biggest room in the city so we're going to use it. i would be careful to say it's government endorsing any particular religion or the idea of religion, to be honest with you. keep that in mind when we read about religious worship in the early capitol building. >> and did those -- how long did those services continue? they continued through jefferson's presidency. >> they did. i don't know. i don't know. something for me to look into. i imagine when other space became variable -- certainly churches are being built at this time. a catholic would never be seen outside of a church, a sanctuary, we know catholics weren't doing it. there is a catholic church in georgetown, for example. i can't remember when the first catholic parish starts, but it's not long after this period that we'r

on leland avenue from bayshore to grant. this project will fill two vacancies that have been vacant for several years. i know we want more community resources and opportunities for young people in vis valley and along the corner, and some of that is being provided right now by community learning hubs, by the boys and girls club, community gardens, and we are working on several more opportunities. san francisco has established the cannabis equity program to lower barriers to cannabis licensing for those hit hardest by the war on drugs. we can't have land use policies that discourage equity applicants while not addressing the impacts of overcriminalization of people. and to planning's concerns, and i want to say this to mr. marine because he is definitely one of my most endeared constituents, but i do not share the same view in terms of their being different information being presented. this project focuses on community safety in the area. this project focuses on workforce development and providing jobs and opportunity, for pe

we saw, for example, leland. we know there were congregation lists episcopalian's. the people that were speaking during these observance's in the capital were not technically servants of the government. they would you utilize government space in a community aryan sense. this is the biggest room in the city, so we are going to use it. i would be careful to say it's government endorsing any particular religion or the idea of religion as we understand it. just keep that in mind when you relate about religious worship in the capital building. >> how long did those services continue? they continued through jefferson's presidency. >> they did. i don't know. i don't know. something for me to look into. i imagine another space became available, certainly churches are being felt at this time, there were churches already. first of all, catholic, for example, would never be seen outside of a church, sanctuary. we know catholics weren't doing it. and there is a catholic church and georgetown, for example. a counter member with the first catholic parish in the city of washington

for example, leland. we know there are apisk pailians. the people that were speaking during the religious observances in the capitol were not fecknically servants of the government. this is the biggest room in the city. i would hate to say that's government enforcing religion. keep in mind and i'm talking about that in the capitol building. >> and how long did the services continue? through jefferson's presidency? >> they did. i don't know. something for me to look into. i imagine when other space became available -- there were churches already. first of all, catholic would never be seen outside of a church, a sanctuary. but and there is a catholic church in georgetown, for example. i can't remember when the first catholic perish starts, but it's not long after the period we talk to. sglrm chuck, plun of the dwegzs. frls and so we have two questions. one, i think, is plaby not quite in your venue but nevertheless, it was called the cheshire cheese because it came from cheshire. so, was it cheddar cheese and wot the relationship between ch

john leland, one of the major baptist figures in the period who was both kind of southern and new england, he kind of moved around in preached, loved thomas jefferson. he actually talked about -- he was a very for the bible leaving baptist. but he loved jefferson, he thought jefferson was a gift of god and he knew about jefferson to an extent about jefferson's theology that he disagreed with but he thought jefferson was just such a gift to the nation because jefferson's politics and he spoke about how he was a biblical figure something, so he had religious meaning and value for even the baptists who disagreed with him. and he valued the baptists'take on politics as they agreed so well with what he thought of as i, think you are describing it as a beautiful religion as basically morality and freedom for individuals. if you look at -- >> if you look at his account books, he was very generous in giving money to the ministers, he maintained friendships with many ministers, including ministers that he would not agreed with on theological manners and i think this was of some importance to him.

so you winds up getting people like jefferson and john leland, as you mentioned before, who have very different personal views about theology who have ideacal views about the role of religion in american public life, which is that we need to have religious liberty, that the government shouldn't persecute people because of their religious beliefs. that you should let them meet in most places in freedom. yeah, i think that there is -- this is why that tradition of religious liberty is so important. it doesn't mean -- we all only have so much time. we don't have time to be attending everybody's church and so forth. i understand that but we should at least follow their example and say religious little bit cert for everybody. >> i think there is a couple interesting things going on when you look at some of the communication that the founders and particular early presidents had with religious societies. washington especially around the time of his inauguration, communicated with two or three dozen religious societies across the spectrum. these were main religious groups, but also religious

leland miller.gainst sirius object take -- serious obstacles. beijing hasn't allowed an investigation to commence. they haven't released information on the wuhan lab, they haven't released most information needed in terms of early transmissibleity. so what the report was is trying to piece together what we do know, the anecdotal evidence, other evidence and it came to the conclusion that a preponderance of evidence suggests there was a lab leak. we will never know conclusively one way or the other because it's china and they control the information but i think beijing should not be surprised they that others came to this conclusion, considering they put a stop on the information and what did they expect was going to happen here. dagen: bees there are a couple -- but there's a couple things in terms of anecdotal evidence. in the past, when viruses originated the an a malls they got to -- animals, scientists got to the bottom of that origin relatively quickly. it would be in china's best interest in t

to me with leland miller and the china beige book saying it is not happening.abriella nails it. the noise is so strong. we going to work on your blue look tonight? please send pictures. she is looking to the noise from slowing growth, from the regulatory pressure, from trade, from the covid pandemic, trying to reconcile all of these aspects. the currency is managed. it has not been an indication of any of this noise. when you talk about the supply chain ramifications coming out of china, there could be serious issues. tom: kailey, what is interesting , to me what we have not talked about is emerging markets drifting away. kailey: i always pay attention when i see a stronger dollar to what emerging-market currencies are doing come into chinese yuan is not immune from. yesterday or wednesday we saw the yuan reach its strongest level. in five years, even as it was weaker against the dollar. lisa: you say to kailey, have you been watching emerging markets. i look at everything. we have will be talking about the implications of the stronger dollar as well as yields

. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> on may 10th, 1869, railroad tycoon leland stanford hammered in a golden spike to markcentral pacific railroad from the west and the union pacific railroad from the east at promontory summit in utah territory. this ceremony completed the transcontinental railroad. next, stanford university professor richa

in the real road even though that's where massive fortunes were made in we remember huntington to leland stanford but we don't remember all those robber baron to get rich including b.a. chairman and the harriman fortune to gambler who becomes one of those important were a red errands at the turn of the 20th century and the result trust busting with the northern trust which is what harriman tries to create for the entire realm wrote system. brown brown says we are getting involved in that. doesn't work for us and it was a partnership. it was their money. every deal brown brothers does because it's a partnership they are venturing their own hard-earned capital which means they could lose it all and frankly the only people who really made money in the real road and were not the people who built the road roads are issued the first bonds they were the secondary financiers who bought the bond when all they lines went bankrupt and that's what determined that although he did invest in the pacific rover which ended at a coming one of the dominant freight lines in the united states. but this idea

. >> led to headlines warning of world war 3 now here's leland vittert with a preview of on balance.ks, joe. florida under fire for record breaking covid numbers. why states with the highest cases may not pose the biggest threat that's coming up on balance tonight followed by news nation, prime. >> you can find newsnation on the channels listed here on your screen. we also have details available on our website kron 4 dot com. now the news doesn't end here. our coverage continues at the top of the hour on our kron on app. and we'll have the latest on the fires burning in northern california with a live report. >> just use your phone to scan the qr code you see on your screen right now. it will take you directly to your phone's app store where you can download kron-on for free. and that wraps it up for kron 4 news at 3 i'm thanks for watching. >> today on "dr. phil"... the plot thickens as more women come forward about the man anna thought she was in love with. >> she says you brought her into your family, you got her to give you money, and she knows at least five other women you got t

now here's leland vittert with a preview of on bout. >> thanks, joe.ng their reign of terror. how the taliban has amassed their power. plus the disturbing reason they have no problem with the u.s. withholding foreign aid. what you need to know about the inner workings of the taliban. that's coming up on ballot tonight followed by news nation, prime. >> you can find newsnation on the sit here. we also have details, bill on our website kron 4 dot com. before we go, let's get one final check with of our weather with dave sphar dave alright sanaa's a nice blue skies at work at the golden gate bridge fog knack going to be making an appearance for tonight is fighting to take the night off. maybe coming back and parts a little bit tomorrow are winds currently continue. >> onshore, but they will be flipping 9 hours or so. teens into the lower 20's. this is being driven a little bit, of course, by inland heating. and as we go into the evening hours falling those inland temperatures 73 by 7 by 10 falling to about 63. now here's the geography what's covered under

now here's leland vittert with a preview of on ballots. thanks, joe. what chicago's second highest ranked. >> police chief did this, not the fallen officer. >> and now we dive into the backlash against the head of chicago's police department. that's coming up on balance tonight followed by news nation, prime. >> newsnation airs at 08:00pm our time. you can find that in that on the channels. here. we also have details available on our website kron 4 dot com. well, the news doesn't end here. our coverage continues at the top of the hour on our kron on app. and here's a look at what's coming up. we'll have the latest from the dixie fire. plus, we'll tell you what acts have now pulled out of bottle. rock just grab your phone and scan the qr code you see on your screen right now. it will take you directly to your mobile devices app store where you can download kron-on for free. that's it for kron 4 news at 3 i'm thanks so much for joining us this afternoon. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil"... the masseur facing sexual assault allegations. >> why did you ge

now, here's leland vitter with a preview of on bout. thanks, joe.ight we're going to check in with a journalist currently in afghanistan. >> how she's covering events as they unfold. plus, what it's like for american citizens during this crisis. that's coming up on ballot tonight followed by news nation, prime. >> and you can watch news nation on the channels listed right here. more details on our website. kron 4 dot com. here's what the team is working on kron on for 4 o'clock that show starts in about 4 minutes from now. right now. they're trying to be getting you some information about the chevy bolt recall. there's been an expanded recall for that fpvehicle that they want to let you know about. so just scan this qr code on your screen right now and we'll take you directly to the app store. you can download the kron on app for free and watch that show and so many others right here on kron 4. >> and that does it for us right here on fox news at 3 o'clock say thank you so much for joining us this week. i'm justine waldman. a few back it's not prime

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now here's leland vittert with a preview of on ballot. >> thanks, joe., every day we're getting more evidence of the wuhan lab leak. how and why the new york times may have helped cover that theory up. that's coming up tonight on balance followed by news nation. prime. >> you can find newsnation on the channels listed here. we also have details available on our website kron 4 dot com. let's get one final check on our weather with the spark a day. >> a this is one place where the fog just all day today has been recalcitrant stubborn just will not lift. this is why it's in wikipedia. when you look up infection fog one of the places it just like the hideout today just never broke up. and with that getting stronger the next couple o days. expect more of the same. speaking of which, here's the return and bay area coverage st locations hanging 00am around the coastal areas a little bit more so probably the golden gate as well. meanwhile, here's what it looks like going into the evening hours. 83 by 7, by 10 67 clear skies. that's well inland, however, around t

here's leland vittert with a preview of on balance. >> thanks, joe is requiring proof of vaccination racist. why boston's mayor compares vaccine passports to slavery. plus fears of the migrant surge spreading covid in the united states. that's coming up tonight on balance followed by news nation. prime. you can find newsnation on the channels listed here on your screen. we'll have details available on our website kron 4 dot com. >> now before we sign off here at 3. one final check on our weather with risa was there's the nausea and we're noticing that fog being starting to make its way across the bay right now impacting most of our coastal cities, specifically those of you at half moon bay seeing more clouds and sun. >> so don't expect much of a sunset out there tonight and tracking about it. 35 degree difference between antioch still in the low 90's and half moon bay thanks to that cool sea breeze and blanket of clouds 55 degrees with everything else in between. so welcome to bay area. some are pretty used to this type of weather this time of year overnight lows mid to upper 50's. a

now, here's leland vittert with a preview of on bout. >> thanks, joe. paris.scouting for vaccine passports right at the dinner table. could this be coming to a city near you. would any us state. >> allowing that's com ng up on balance tonight followed by news nation, prime. >> you can find newsnation on the channels listed here on your screen. we also have details available on our website kron 4 dot com. now the news doesn't end here. so don't worry. our coverage continues at the top of the hour on our kron on app. and here's a look what is coming up. one jeffrey epstein's accusers is now suing england's prince andrew plus, we'll have details on what is next for the infrastructure bill in washington. so grab your phone and scanned the qr code. you see on your screen right now. it will take you directly to your phone's app s ore there you can download the kron on app for free and continue our news coverage with us. and that's it for kron 4 news at 3. i'm sanaz tahernia. thanks so much for joining us. bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mort

after 13 troops were killed in action and how the americans left behind might get out now here's lelandeview of on ballot. >> thanks. show. america's longest war is now over. afghanistan's first female air force pilot responds to president biden's speech what she says he doesn't understand about her country. that's coming up on ballot tonight followed by news nation, prime. >> they can find newsnation on the channels listed here on your screen. we also have details available on our website kron 4 dot com. as we approach the 4 o'clock hour. let's take a live look at some of the traffic out on the bridges here in the bay area or the the freeways is ai wei 6.80 in walnut creek. a little bit of haze out there. you could see some traffic. i'm coming out of the city i believe are coming west. but things moving relatively smoothly. now the news doesn't end here. our coverage continues at the top of the hour on our kron-on up. here's a look at what's coming up. we have an interview with the students who invented an app to scott to cuts school lunch just grab your phone scanned, the qr code you

now here's leland vittert with a preview of on ballot. >> thanks, joe. camps right in our own backyard. why some parents fear what's being taught in public school is on par with chinese indoctrination. that's coming up on balance tonight followed by news nation, prime. >> you can find newsnation on the channels listed here. we also have details available on our website kron 4 dot com. now before we sign off, let's get one final check on air quality and the weekend forecast. but lawrence, a their son os. yeah. that smoke just kind of walking about remember, these are just really micro small particles so things can change quickly. so far it is looking good for most of the bay area, but to get into oakland part of richmond martinez. yeah. that's when you start to moderate amounts of air quality and then start poor air quality in place like livermore and also in the san ramon. and you could just see it out there all a's from that smoke sitting right up above most that so far. >> is being held aloft. but some of that start to mix down just a bit. so numbers r

kicked out of a meeting and the judge who decided to override the governor's mask ban now here's lelandh a preview of on thanks. joe. chicago crime becomes a conversation nationwide. >> the state attorney here. kim foxx joins us live in studio for an exclusive interview. what she has to say about the city's violent crime spike. that's coming up on balance night followed by news nation. prime. >> and you can watch news nation on the channels listed right here. we have more details on our website. kron 4 dot com and it's time now for a final check of our weather forecast with mabrisa rodriguez. this meteor shower tonight sounds pretty cool. you can watch it. >> all be in bed. so that's in so that's a no but enjoy it for me. will you watch it? yeah. he the best time 11 o'clock is when it here tonight. not going to be awake and 11 o'clock tonight. now i'm proud of you. thank you. it's you know. your beauty. my new year's resolution sleep okay. let's take a look at our radar for. we are tracking the monsoonal moisture that could impact your viewing for that perseids meteor showers, especiall

now here's leland vittert with a preview of on thanks, joe. the race to evacuate afghanistan.gop congressman plans to do. >> to hold the president to his word of getting americans out. plus misleading media. some called it a walkout. but we're gonna reveal what these florida doctors actually did on the job. that's coming up on balance night followed by news nation. prime. >> now you can find newsnation on the channels listed here. we also have details available on our website kron 4 dot com. and before we go, let's get one final check of our weather with dave. they were talking about near triple digit heat once again here in the bay area. you know, it's still, you know, and of august september this is the zone we get this heat spikes. and before we get there will still be treated to the fog overnight greeting us tomorrow morning. >> this is the usual for fred. performance. but don't expect that to hold as the week starts to wane for us late in the week. friday. temperatures pop well inland. yes, near 100 by the weekend. it will start to break down. this is what it looks like o

leland mississippi is up first, had. >> since the inception of this country we as african-americans have given our all to read the first president died for this country so we constantly been trying to be accepted in the society. we've given our blood, our spirits, our language and everything and yet we have not been considered a part. we can't take off our black skin like a fireman or whatever he can take that off and become something else. so we're always having to deal with this stigma of being black and if you haven't resolved the whole issue of slavery in terms of making some kind of equitable situation, there's black kids that say what's wrong with me or why am i so poor, why is everybody that looks like me in this situation ? i'm sure like it says why are they like this, why are johnny and sally, why are they like this? the see the results of systemic racism and they asked questions but they're born into it like all of us there are people who are comfortable. they know the pie isn't getting any bigger. they feel that if one person gets something that's a little less for me. >> back

they're taking and former president trump's covid testing czar weighs in now here's leland vittert withf tonight's on ballot. >>thanks joe evacuations in afghanistan continue but the u.s. military is staying inside the airport in kabul while british and french forces are heading into the city on gun runs to rescue their citizens. why are our troops doing the same to rescue americans that's coming up on balance tonight, followed by news nation prime. >>you can find newsnation on the channels listed here we have more details on our website kron 4 dot com. the news does not end here our coverage continues at the top of the hour on the kron on app at 4 o'clock today, here's what they're covering britney spears is being investigated for an alleged battery and the san francisco opera returns to the war memorial opera house just scan this qr code right now to be able to watch that show and so many more of our kron 4 programs and do not forget tonight at 7 o'clock as our california. governor recall debate. you want to be informed and this one there's a lot at stake. so here's how you can learn

now here's leland vittert with a preview of on balance. thanks, joe.s experienced afghanistan firsthand their take on the tragic situation in kabul and what they think the president should do next that's coming up on balance tonight followed by news nation, prime. >> you can watch news nation on the channels. listed right here. more details on our website. kron 4 dot com and very quickly, a final check of the forecast with rob risa. yeah. it's a warm to hot one out there. very unique microclimate forecast. those of you in pacifica 69 degrees getting some really or influence there. but in the upper 90's for livermore and dublin. 98 degrees. triple digit heat for fairfield. and we're only going to get harder from here. saturday will be the warmest the hottest day of the next 7 days. widespread triple digit weather for livermore and conquered mid 70's along the coast and low to mid 80's for the east bay valley and relief not arriving until next week. just seen. i am ready for my siesta. only 20 to 25 minutes, though. here's what's coming up kron 4 news at

leland mississippi is up first, had. >> since the inception of this country we as african-americans have given our all to read the first president died for this country so we constantly been trying to be accepted in the society. we've given our blood, our spirits, our language and everything and yet we have not been considered a part. we can't take off our black skin like a fireman or whatever he can take that off and become something else. so we're always having to deal with this stigma of being black and if you haven't resolved the whole issue of slavery in terms of making some kind of equitable situation, there's black kids that say what's wrong with me or why am i so poor, why is everybody that looks like me in this situation ? i'm sure like it says why are they like this, why are johnny and sally, why are they like this? the see the results of systemic racism and they asked questions but they're born into it like all of us there are people who are comfortable. they know the pie isn't getting any bigger. they feel that if one person gets something that's a little less for me. >> back

both surging at the same time, and so you end up getting people like, you know, jefferson and john leland that you mentioned before who have very different personal views about theology who have identical views about the role of religion in american public life, which is that we need to have full religious liberty, that the government shouldn't persecute people because of their religious believes, that you should let people meet in their own churches and freedom, that you shouldn't force them to play religious taxes to support a church they don't attend, which is what most people in the colonial area do. and this is why that tradition of religious liberties is so important, and i mean, it doesn't mean, i mean, we'll all only have so much time, we don't have time to be attending everybody's church. i understand that, but we should at least follow their example and say religious liberty is for everybody. >> i think there's a couple interesting things going on when you look at some of the communication that the founders and particular early presidents had with religious society. washington,

now here's leland vittert with a preview of on balance. >> thanks. adrian. vaccine requirements and mask mandate shaking up the road to normalcy. is it all a little too little too late. what we actually know about the surging delta variant, perhaps more importantly, what we don't. that's coming up on balance night followed by news nation. prime. >> you can find newsnation on the channels listed on your screen. we also have details available on our website kron 4 dot com. now the news doesn't end here. we're actually in turn things over dave spahr for a final look at our weather a day doesn't end here, though. just, you all in and out burgers, you're going all of them in california made let's do it. ok with you. definitely with. >> great place anyway. scattered clouds we're dealing with right now. we've been kind of find them all day. the kind of decided haven't decided what they want to do tonight. they're going to win the battle. that's ok, we can deal with that because will clear out for out the balance of the day tomorrow. but the cloud over some your sta