lillian: the cruising scene was purportedly fabulous in los angeles. park. craig: pershing square in--you know, was much different than it is today. these days, it's kind of this big nightmare of urban planning but it used to be a beautiful tree lot, all these paths with trees and bushes everywhere. it was public but there were little private spaces all over the places where, you know, people could, at night, have surreptitious sex with one another. mark: because it was the central cruising spot for gay men. how else are we gonna do it, you know? we didn't have grindr back then or cell phones or anything. marie: gay bars sprung up as meeting places for this new population. craig: before world war ii there wasn't really what we would call gay bars. sometimes we look back at them historically, we call them that but they were really more like bohemian bars. they were bars where a lot of marginalized groups of people would hang out and meet, like, leftists and communists and maybe some non-whites and then the gays are all kind of in this marginal space tog

lillian: in 1959, the police came into a donut shop in downtown los angeles. and gay hustlers, and the police were doing their usual thing. they just thought they would harass a few people, and the queens weren't going to put up with it, so they started throwing sticks and hot coffee and it was a full-fledged mini riot. this was a militant protest against police harassment. and i don't think such a militant protest had yet happened anywhere in the united states. speaker: every time you think you've found an origin, there's something right before it that enabled it. william mann: i remember harry hay once saying to me when i interviewed him, he said, "stonewall was fine, but to me, it wasn't groundbreaking. it was just the east coast finally catching up with the west coast." morris: there is a little bar in the greenwich village called stonewall, just a dive. mafia-owned, unlicensed, you know, nothing. but it was frequented by our brothers and sisters. it was a busy, busy place. the police came in to harass the bar and they started the sort of thing that they d

it's within said lillian buildings, and so we cannot differentiate. and some people sled their houses and went to uh on the schools as a ship. picky as cheap as that shelter, but i mean still some areas near it where targeted. uh, what about the situation uh, in general is reassessed, that it will stop supplying electricity, fuel and goods to gaza. how people expected to cope with his blockade? well this is very hard, it's not that located in both on guys uh uh for more than 15 years. um and to actually use that was very time. it would be disaster in, in the, in a short time does i, is, is controlled and sealed bad for a long time and i'm an actual amount of fluids are allowed. do i do? you will need for daily basis for short period. um uh, medical stuff um disposals are provided like and so can a, these is and so for now i think it's, it's available, but if it took very long, so i think it will be disaster. now, there is no electricity now that out 4 hours a day and it's not continuous ix ix random sometimes comes in those and internet. i have millio

it's within said lillian buildings, and so we cannot differentiate. and some people sled their houses and went to uh on the schools as a ship. the kids at the ship as i showed to. but um, i mean still some areas near it where targeted. uh, what about the situation uh, in general is reassessed. that it will stop supplying electricity, fuel and goods to gaza. how people expected to cope with this blockade? well, this is very hard. it's not that located in both on garza, for more than 15 years. and the oddly use that was very time. it would be disaster in, in the, in a short time does i, is, is controlled and field bad for a long time and i'm an actual a now or with.

they are lillian hanan and payton cobb of hollister. the two kids died at the happy happy day care center in almadin valley. the police did not provide much information. >> reporter: -- >> two children upon arrival were discovered to be in severe distress and transported to the hospital. >>> a third suffered nonlife threatening injuries and the police are trying to investigate how they got to the pool and through that fence. and what charges will be filed. >> and the licensing of that happy happy day care, and our investigaive unit is looking at the citations of that dare care center and what has been found. >> yes, we have received that they have received half a dozen citations since opening three years ago and including two immediate safety violations, and records show that the pool where the children drowned was an issue for the inspectors from the very beginning. according to the records posted at the california social services, happy, happy day care was a capacity for eight children in january of 2021, and since then, it has receiv

they are lillian hanan of san jose and payton cobb of hollis ster. again, both of the victims are just 1. the san jose police department are continuing to investigate the case and turning over the investigation into the santa clara district attorney's office to decide whether or not they will press charges against the operators of that day care. reporting live in san jose, maryann favro. >> it is a terrible story. thank you, maryann. >>> we will move on to the political news now. california has a new senator officially today. laphonza butler sworn on, on capitol hill. >> so help you god? >> i will. >> congratulations. >> governor newsom appointed her to finish the term of dianne feinstein. kamala harris administered the oath of office, and she is the third black woman to serve as a california senator and the first openly lgbtq senator in that chamber. she is focused on promoting women who promote supporters of abortion rights. the city is planning two events to celebrate the life of dianne feinstein, and the leaders in her hometown are not the only o

it was payton cobb from hollister and lillian hand.ll into the pool at the home daycare on fleetwood drive a student at fairfield high has been arrested for bringing a loaded gun. >> to school and there it is the gun. the administrators found while conducting a search for a missing phone, a project to expand bart services to the south bay. it's going to cost more than 3 million dollars more than they originally thought. the estimate was first about 9 million dollars. now, 3 million more. and next tuesday, vallejo city council will vote on giving the key to the city to rapper e 40. this is to honor the vallejo native, his real name is earl stevens and his work in contributions to the city. all right. he's so deserving of that. some excited about she is the key to the warriors to if there's some sort of schey saturday get that given the key to everything. hey, it was really, really yesterday. oh, my goodness. and john says is getting with heat of the coolest was right. >> yeah, do not have ac in my house. so they know a lot of us are in

the fire was reported early this morning at a house on lillian street. firefighters say they battled heavy flames from the bottom story of the home. crews from crockett rodeo hercules and contra costa county fire all fought the flames. no word yet on what actually sparked the fire. new details tonight about a crash during a police pursuit in san francisco that killed a driver who sped away from officers. the san francisco police officers association nation says that driver was part of a crew breaking into cars near the palace of fine arts and the vehicle was connected to an armed robbery and auto burglaries. a second person inside the car was taken to the hospital. the pursuit ended when the car struck an object at san bruno avenue near the paul avenue off ramp on highway 101. the california highway patrol is investigating to violent attacks around the same time on san francisco's market street kept police busy this morning. a police spokesperson says an assault happened near market and battery streets just before 8 a.m. but did not give details about th

the one is the way i'm most of my leading insurance companies in aust. lillian more should i go to, fortunately, don't so part of what they initially made. so again, with ocean was you cause you, we've known your board simple toilet troops. this at least up to the constitution insurance company give us a virtual sewage and visual with a level of assume that use of the progressive most or as much of a come on the international general folks here and in somebody's got that will be a problem. ok. we'll get this completed on the schedule. yes, i'll hold on one of the guys when we asked our specialist that i knew that mushroom assume you me a patrol, so the way it was purchased by us create it will let you start. so once the bustle based upon what, sorry, a political, so when it was, i was giving you, if you do, if there is give me the same way of saying it's on learners to in the us. i mean, you know, when i 1st nice and most of them they chose to and use what i do is to but one way, and if this labeled with them is system that by to me personally, you know, the ones able's way. let's plan a search

the fire was reported early this morning at a house on lillian street fire fighters say they battled heavy flames from the bottom story of the home. crews from crockett rodeo hercules and contra costa costa county fire all fought the flames. no word yet, though, on what sparked the fire. you hear those tires screeching sounds right there. paramedics got caught up in a sideshow early this morning in oakland. video shows a crowd blocking an ambulance at macarthur boulevard and high street. it's unclear whether the ambulance was on a call for a different sideshow in the east bay ended with a car engulfed in flames. no word if anyone was hurt or arrested in either of those sideshows. developing news on a possible worker strike at kaiser permanente. kaiser said today that contract talks are continuing through the weekend. the company says it is making progress on key issues. and recently reached tentative agreements in four key areas. a strike could begin on wednesday . it would be the largest health care strike in the us and specifically us history. more than 75,000 health care workers c

they say flames came roaring up from the bottom floor of that home located on lillian street. crews were able to knock down the walls, but they did confirm one person was found dead inside the building. no word yet on what started that fire. a government shutdown now over did so. fleet week is full steam ahead. the event involves 1000 sailors and marines as well as members of the coast guard. more than a million people are expected to come to the city for the air show. it happens over the san francisco bay between the golden gate bridge and alcatraz island. it is always a sight to see this year's show will be dedicated to the late sen dianne feinstein. we are hoping for clear skies since last year was all cloudy kron four's gayle ong is here. this is a live look at downtown san francisco. gayle, what's it looking like for next week? >> noel, hello, everyone will. it doesn't look like we'll see the fog angels out. models are showing sunny skies. let's hope that stays that way. but right now we're mostly clear around the bay area may be some lingering clouds over by the coast an

and that seems to follow, we're all been that say close to one. lillian jews were killed in the trains. just think about these vigor. has holocaust never happened. julia and when the president of ukraine is applauding to a person who killed jews and ukraine with his own hands beach. and what is he trying to say that holocaust never happened to human ski isn't adaptive gas things to this. now also the russian president, tools to about ukraine as a country and where it finds itself. now, just over. yeah. well, more closer to almost 2 years after the beginning of russia's military operations that essentially a, she's tube tease. she stopped just short of cooling ukraine, a vassal of a europe, of the west uh, its economy, according to the russian president is in shambles. it can barely produce anything. and it really tells me that it shows, and essentially he said that ukraine right now is nothing without west and supposed have a listen. the dumpsters blend suited one of those things balanced on the outside to the bunch itself. you cream is balanced demetri can only communicate those saw m

yes, that have been given to the money don't shows you don't mit, don't keep em, lillian and we will you will get on ticket. ship us, let them today and push people up on the or the amino pulling. you need them updated minnesota. i to say that to you. but the, i have him is order to live on it. i've been doing some weight and dimensions and with the tiny timing was squared above, you know, getting the items here for them and we'll get to work on tuesday to have them let me pull it up. man, i'm the lead on it. only be sort of the, some of the molly and capital knowing them on locals as for just 10 years ago the whole area was landfill. but a small town of a few 1000 people has now growing among the piles of rubbish. the refugees from the northern and central thoughts of the country after 10 rivers forced them to flee the tons on the front of the be a little bunny to me. unless you won't let him do you want me an idea and his family have lived in the camp for 6 years. his home is a d i y attempt to towels his hand, them his wife and the 6 children. well, i'm not gonna so to, in my thin

little given go between him steph curry rolls off screen from lillian. you count those 3 of his 13 to 6. >> seconds to go in the same here. now the younger unit is out on the floor. brandon put jim scheme making it easy. watch him. bring the ball up and where he just hands it off to moody who drops 3 the dubs. now at this point, trailing was go to the 2nd quarter a ski off the boss. great from daario gp to lose you in the back door for the reverse jam. for 2. more to close in on lakers leaning kuminga following go with the bigger throw down there on ad he wanted. no part is why get out the way now coming finish with 26 points. but not before you get this assist from moving. 3 more in the corner and well, it was a tight one. it came down to the wire, but the warriors, they pull this one off the final score. one, 29 1.25. they keep a perfect preseason record offered to bow to where it got crazy. tonight much higher some college football. now know he's a great atmosphere out there for 12 football. and is that the dark? so coach time was in his prime? at lea

investigators say payton cobb from hollister and lillian hammond from san jose were both one year olde girls were 2 of 3 children who fell into a pool at the happy, happy home daycare on fleetwood drive the 3rd child survived, according to the california department of social services, investigators did tour that home daycare back in 2020 for a pre licensing inspection changes to the pool area were requested by the department and by 2021, the department gave the daycare the green light to open saying that the pool have been made inaccessible. no charges have been filed just yet. another horse has died at golden gate fields. state officials say it happened during >> training today. this is now the 5th horse to die in just the past 2 weeks. the racetrack now is at least 13 horses that have died. there this year alone. these latest deaths happened again just within the span of a couple weeks. the racetrack plans to close for good in june of 2024. despite little heat wave here this week, fire crews are moving ahead with their controlled burn in the north bay doing it for 3 days this week.

yes, lillian. well, there are more tragedies are created as a result of the ongoing bombardment then here's price to the gaza strip. mainly as of last night the, the concentration of the air is price was in the northern parts. uh to the west side, the coast line of the city of bit lot. yeah. under the eastern side of the city of the channel. and along the border line of densely populated neighborhoods and it's still fun neighborhoods in neighborhoods and if they don't neighborhood as. busy as a bare feet can in the in dm in, in, in, in jeff valley a city to devalue a refugee camp. and just within the past 2 hours. and here's try just targeted a residential home and was the newness the bringing over the whole building down on the white people are we're still inside without a warning. 13 people have been reported. killed right away. uh, there are more homes around that targeted residential homes that are damaged and with the, with 10 more of injuries that were rushed to the hospital and not their hos

yes, they need to know that because 2 small orders to 200 minus square inhabited by 32 or 3 boys. lillian, people, one of the height, it would be that area on the x garza is very small, but a tiny by the board of a the garza is filter to bind, but it is the that the shuttle is what it is. not. it does as nothing independent company has known as sources. does that depends on is the industrial and, and the fuel out everything be we'll have to go with it. this is the way to control the see the lab and then so here's what it has. the most as the specific daughters guys all the time. know what's going on in garza this up to new. we have been subject to driven b escalation. 17 is commission since 2007, 5 of them they would emerge over was the last word was in me just a few minutes ago. it was for the want to be the water before it was august. 22 the the, the owner before the it was me 21. 20 live in be large before it was one to 4 feet . this is too much for the transport. i the area that the people that there's an over the think that the humanitarian assistance from outside guy nice to offer i

mouse was in the uk supervising the filming of treasure island when he took a holiday with his wife lillian fascinated by what they found in st peter's church. you can see the three lions of normandy. the crest is particularly significant because, in 1965, walt disney wanted to commemorate the tenth anniversary of disneyland. a coat of arms for sleeping beauty's castle was suggested and walt was asked if there was a disney one. and he said, "well, yes, i remember that crest. i saw it in norton disney in 1949, when i was in england." so they took photographs of it and they reproduced it on the castle at disneyland in california. since then, it is on every disney castle in all disney parks. and since 2006, that crest has been seen at the start of every single disney film. at the top of the castle, you can see that flag, and that flag comes from norton disney, here in lincolnshire. there is one person in norton disney who still remembers the disney visit and, appropriately, they live on disney court. hilda, now 94, was 20 when her brotherjim arrived in the pub with walt disney. i thought, who'

yossi and lillian filmed from their roof. as hamas militants came in. and killing one resident outside the bomb shelter. this is where he was killed? the bullet holes in his house and car, a reminder of how close you came. all the three children were with me, and i gave everybody knives to protect ourselves. closed all the electric in the house, on the lights. i turned off the air conditioning, so that nobody would hear us. all the time, there was shooting around, and bombing from all the sides. around, and bombing from all the sides-_ the sides. while hiding in the family safe — the sides. while hiding in the family safe room, _ the sides. while hiding in the family safe room, he - the sides. while hiding in the family safe room, he led - the sides. while hiding in the family safe room, he led hisl family safe room, he led his children in thejewish prayer for the dying. i children in the jewish prayer for the dying-— for the dying. i told all my children. _ for the dying. i told all my children, i— for the dying. i told all my children, i thought - for

his numerous awards include the patrick award for florida history, the lillian smith but not fiction from the southern regional council the alabama library association of award for nonfiction three times. the c. vann woodward john hoke franklin prize by the fellowship of southern writers to f. scott and zelda fitzgerald museum award for excellence in writing a nomination for the pulitzer prize in 1989 and the alabama governor's award for art. this book is entitled afternoons with harper lee. he'll be signing that as well. a third panelist virginia -- virginia mc bee butler the daughter of a country pastor but she grew up in north mississippi usually lost in the book. she married ellen butler at the church pianist. the army drafted her shortly after she graduated from ole miss. they had three children and accompanied him for 24 ears as he pursued a military career. she taught kindergarten in san antonio, texas, second grade in west germany and in louisiana and taught junior high art. attracted by the children's literature collection and the center for gifted studies at the university

this happened around 7:00 on lillian street. fire crews say heavy smoke and fire were coming from the first floor of the house. they were able to contain the flames within an hour. the fire crews found the victim inside the home and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> today, dozens of california law enforcement agencies were set to receive money from the state to fight organized retail crime. $267 million being spread across california. here in the bay area, 13 law enforcement agencies are set to receive the money as well as four local d.a.s. money is suppose to go to things like surveillance equipment, the security staffing, even vehicle theft. oakland did not receive a grant though because city officials, they missed the deadline to apply. it all comes as a new poll will find people living in the bay area are rapidly losing faith in their downtowns. it is not just san francisco. but max darrow says not everybody is all that worried. >> reporter: anthony and doris calderon were the along with many folks visiting f

his numerous award include the remembered pat patrick for florida history, the lillian smith prize for nonfiction from the southern regional council, the alabama library association award for non-food auction three times the. sea van woodward. john hope. franklin prize by the fellowship of southern writers, the scott and zelda fitzgerald museum award for excellence in writing a nomination for. the pulitzer prize in 1989 and the alabama governor's award for arts. his book is entitled afternoons with harper lee. he will be signing at three as well. and our third panelist, virginia magee butler, she's the daughter, a country pastor. she grew up in north mississippi, used willie, last in a book, she married allen butler, the church pianist from one of those churches the army drafted out shortly after she graduated from ole miss. she and their three children accompanied him for 24 years as he pursued military career. she taught kindergarten in san antonio, texas, second grade in kaiserslautern west germany and four in fort polk, louisiana, and gifted junior high language arts in leadville,

inside a home on lillian street and crockett. police say the bottom story of the home was fully engulfed when they arrived. they quickly put out the fire, and found a body inside. the name of the person has not yet been released. >>> tonight, former president trump antifraud trial. sources tell nbc news. the judge determined he lied about how much his business was worth in this trial could determine if he loses control over some of his most famous properties. george sullivan has the details. >> actually much lower than the net worth. your fake attorney general of new york -- >> reporter: today, former president trump not directly addressing the start of his civil fraud trial tomorrow. according to sources, jump is expected to be in the courtroom for the next two days. the judge ruling that he committed real estate fraud for years. writing of the legal documents defending these cases are a fantasy world, adding that, quote, it can only be considered fraud. the trial is expected to determine the future of the trump organization, in

andrea cobb of hollister and lillian hannon of san jose. both were just one year old.ed injuries that are described as non-life threatening. police say the three were found in an uncovered backyard pool surrounded by a tall metal fence. somehow along the way, there are ways that those doors opened up when there or not. that was a juveniles themselves, whether it was some other method. we're still looking into that. nearly 24 hours after this incident. all of us are are in shock, feeling the trauma. now it's unclear how many caregivers were on duty at the time and where they were when the children fell into the pool. also no word yet on whether or not criminal charges will be filed. a joint investigation has begun involving san jose police, the santa clara da's office and the department of family and children's services. two people have been arrested in contra costa county for the murder of a two year old. the sheriff's office responded to a report monday night of a two year old drowning in a bathtub in rodeo. the toddler was taken to a hospital where he later died. dep

this exhibition includes collections from entrepreneurs, byron lewis and lillian vernon.om the career journeys of both of these icons. vernon's original kitchen table, it served as a foundation for the home business turned major corporation. the antique desk and chair by luis are part of the exhibit also. it's where he ran his pioneering ad agency uni world. it's on display. i had the honor of moderating a panel discussion to -- -- it was a powerhouse conversation. it focused on how women of color are changing the ways that americans do business. if you are in the nation's capital, you have to check it out. thank you so much, everyone, for watching symone on this sunday afternoon. i am symone sanders-townsend. you can catch me right here on msnbc weekends at four pm eastern and anytime over on peacock. i have new episodes on the msnbc hub every monday. if you want more of this show, you can find us on instagram, the site formally known as twitter and tiktok. politics nation with the great reverend al sharpton is next. let me tell you all, reverend sharpton is going to tal

lillian henan of san jose and payton cobb of holster. the third child is expected to survive. it's still not clear how the children gained access to that area which was surrounded by a fence. the investigation is still ongoing. so far, no criminal charges have been filed. >>> happening today, a national emergency alert across the u.s. here in the bay area as well, and likely on your phone. fema runs that test once every three years. devices everywhere will make an alarming noise at about 11:20 a.m. our time, our active and connected cell phones will receive a text message with a unique tone and a violation lasting about one minute. it's meant to ensure vital messages can be sent during emergencies. >>> 5:08 right now. we take a live look in dublin. people are on the road, and hopefully they packed a light jacket for this morning. >> and packed a lunch. >> i think they'll ditch it later today. >> later today, bottled water, it's going to be warming up as well. as we take a live look outside in oakland, you can see the stream of lights, and we are seeing a lot of people up and o

. >> investigators say payton cobb and hollister, lillian hand in san jose were both one years old. the girls were 2 of 3 children who fell into the pool at the happy, happy home daycare on fleetwood drive the 3rd child survived, according to the california department of social services, investigators toward that home daycare back in 2020 for pre licensing inspection changes were made changes to that pool area requested by the department. well, in 2021, the department gave the daycare the green light to open saying the pool was made inaccessible. no charges have been filed at this time. well, in the north, a student at fairfull high was arrested for bringing a loaded gun to school. police say the school's administration found that gun while they were conducting a search for a missing phone. stewart was taken to solano county juvenile hall and was booked on several weapons charges. student was taken into custody. happening now, kaiser health care employees are kicking off day 2 of their strike. they say fighting for better wages and to bring attention to the staffing shortages that t

they say flames came roaring up from the bottom floor of this home located on lillian street. crews were able to knock down the walls, but they did confirm one person was found dead inside the building. no word yet on what started that fire. and the north bay. a possible shark attack at wildcat beat. rescue crews have spent most of the day searching for a woman who went missing in the waters. according to the marion county sheriff, the woman was in the water north of stinson beach with a group of friends when she went missing. her friends say they saw shark in the area and blood in the water where she was last seen. however, officials have not confirmed a shark attack at this time point raze national park service, marin county stinson beach fire engines, utvs and coast guard helicopters were all helping with the search today. there's been no update as of sunset tonight. take a look at this. san francisco first responders have a new four-legged member on the team. >> meets scotty, the fire department's newest cerrified search and rescue k 9 sffd says they found scotty as a stra

they say coming from the bottom floor of that home located on lillian street after crews put out theat confirmed one person was found dead inside the building. no word yet on what started that fire. >> it's a 37 and the largest dam removal project in the u.s. is now underway along the california oregon border. they are working to remove 4 dams along the klamath river and that will reconnect more than 400 miles of that waterway for the first time in more not under 2 years. and preserve vegetation. the demolition is part of a national movement to return the natural flow of the nation's rivers and restore the surrounding habitat since it started. now, more than 2000 dams have been removed all across the country. affordable childcare is fall. not only is it hardly affordable, but it's about to get even more difficult for millions of americans. the covid era emergency funding has expired. it was the american rescue plan that included 24 billion dollars in child care. stabilization grants. and according to the century foundation, more 70,000 child care programs are impacted by this affecti

investigators say payton come from hollister and lillian han in from san jose. they were both just one year old. the girls were 2 of 3 children who fell into the pool of it. happy, happy home daycare on fleetwood drive the 3rd child survived, according to the california department of social services. investigators say toward the home daycare in 2024, free license inspection and changes to the pool area. request over the department. so in 2021, the department gave the daycare the green light to open saying the pool was made inaccessible. no charges have been filed at this time. police in gilroy have found the remains of a missing woman. alyssa salazar was reported missing in august. >> after her family hadn't heard from her since july. her remains were recently found in santa clara county and her ex boyfriend yvonne escobedo, was arrested on suspicion of killing her. he is in jail right now on a different charge. but now he's going to face murder charges. in san francisco, a man convicted of torturing his girlfriend faces life in prison. rober, toga merrill was a

police say payton and 16 month old lillian hannon and a third child ended up in the water when they were left unsupervised in a backyard play area of happy, happy home daycare on october 2nd. the third child, a two year old boy, survived. the san francisco firefighters are alerting people now who live and work in the city about a growing threat to public safety. they say fires at homeless encampments are becoming more frequent in neighborhoods across the city. the flames often spread to nearby cars and even buildings. one woman took cell phone video of a fire last friday that gutted a tent at a homeless encampment before badly damaging her car. what we've been noticing the past two months is fires on the sidewalk. so what's happening? is the light anything on fire just to get a fire going? and they're doing it on the sidewalk. so they're doing it on this block and they're doing it behind the apartment building. and the school. san francisco firefighters released video of another fire from a homeless encampment that started early yesterday. the flames, flames damaged seven cars and a moto

they say flames were coming from the bottom floor of that home located on lillian street.onfirmed that one victim was found dead inside of that building. no word yet on what started the fire. >> the largest dam removal project in u.s.. history is now underway along the california oregon border. crews are removing 4 dams along the klamath river. that will reconnect more than 400 miles of that waterway. for the first time when it's done the first time in 100 years, this will preserve vegetation. the demolition is part of a national movement to return the natural flow of our nation's rivers and restore surrounding habitat since the start of this. more than 2000 dams have been removed across the country. the affordable childcare credit is about our story. affordable child care is about getting about to get more difficult to find is already hard, isn't it? for millions of americans? that is because covid era emergency funding has expired. the american rescue plan included 24 billion dollars in child care. stabilization grants and more than 70,000 child care programs across the

investigators say payton com from hollister and lillian han in from san jose.re both one year old. the girls. they were 2 of 3 children that fell into a pool. happy happy home daycare on fleetwood drive. the 3rd child survive. according to california department of social services investigators, they actually toward that home daycare back in 2020 for a free licensing inspection and changes to the pool area were requested by the department. now 2021, the department gave the daycare the green light open saying the pool was made inaccessible. no charges have been filed at this time 8.33. in gilroy. police have found the remains of a missing woman. alyssa salazar. >> was reported missing in august after her family hadn't heard from her since july. the police say the remains were recently found in santa clara county. her ex-boyfriend was arrested on suspicion of killing her. in san francisco, a man convicted of torturing his girlfriend faces life in prison. rubber goga marrow was arrested in february of 2022. in a jury found him guilty of committing various crimes ag

police identified them as payton alexandria cobb of hollister and lillian hannan of san jose. both children, just one year old. the third child has been injured, described as non-life threatening injuries here. police say the three were found in a backyard uncovered pool. somehow along the way, there are ways that those doors opened up , whether or not that was a juveniles themselves, whether it was some other method. we're still looking into that. nearly 24 hours after this incident. all of us are in shock, are feeling the trauma. it's unclear how many caregivers were on duty at the time and where they were when the children fell into the pool. no word yet on whether criminal charges will be filed. a joint investigation has begun between san jose police, the santa clara da's office and the department of family and children's services as millions got the alert when fema tested the nationwide alert system. this morning on every cell phone, television and radio in the country, the alert went out around 1120. cell phones received a text with vibration and tone. tvs and radios pla

crockett fire says the person who died lived at the house on lillian street.he person's name has not been released. still no word on what caused the fire. the city of san jose approved a $400,000 settlement for a former police officer who says he was harassed because he's muslim. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has details on this case. randy strauss is the attorney who represent former san jose police officer nabeel haider, who sued the department in 2018. haider was born in lebanon and is a practicing muslim who joined the force in 1996 after the nine over 11 attacks. he started to be. targeted and attacked by fellow police officers because he was a muslim from the middle east. and what i mean is, on an almost daily basis, he was called names really disgusting names like terror rapist, suicide bomber, member of isis. the complaint says in 2003, when the united states invaded iraq, harris assessment towards haider escalated. he says he was repeatedly harassed during briefing meetings, though he served in the united states military. ali haider says on

. >> on monday and they've been i defied payton, cobbs from a hollister and lillian han and from san jose, they were both just one year old and there were 3 children and all who fell into this backyard pool to happy, happy home daycare on fleetwood drive the 3rd child survived. but the other 2 died according to the california department of social services. investigators head toward that home daycare in 2020 for a pre licensing inspection and changes to the pool area were requested by the department in 2021. the department gave the daycare the green light to open saying that that pool had been made inaccessible. they are still investigating how these 3 children wound up in the pool. a project to expand bart into the south bay is going ahead and it is going to cost a lot more than they first thought now the estimation is it will be 12 billion dollars the project at first they thought would be 9 billion vta. general manager confidently says that agencies can absorb that 3 billion dollar increase and they're working on the construction. they say that it should be done. it will actually b

they say flames were coming from the bottom floor of that home, which is located on lillian street. crews were able to knock down the walls, put out the fire, but they did confirm that one victim was found. dead inside that building. no word yet on what started that fire time now. 75 and the largest dam removal project in u.s. history is now underway. >> along the california, oregon border, they're removing 4 dams along the klamath river. that that will reconnect with a 400 miles of the waterway for the first time in 100 years and preserve vegetation. the demolition is part of the national movement. now to return the natural water flow to our rivers and restore surrounding habitat since the start of this, more than 2000 dams have been removed all across the country. affordable child care if it was affordable is going to get less. so even now after the covid air emergency funding has expired. the american rescue plan included 24 billion dollars in child care, stabilization grants and that's going away. now more than 70,000 child care programs across the country are impacted and that

crockett fire says that person lived at the house at lillian street, but they have not released the name of the person who died. fire crews responded just after seven following reports of smoke and flames coming from the home. firefighters from crockett rodeo, hercules and contra costa county fire worked together and contain the fire in under an hour. still, though, no word on what caused it. an 11th hour agreement. get the federal government from shutting down last night. but the way the deal came together has some lawmakers criticizing house speaker kevin mccarthy. lucas tomlinson has more from washington, dc. it shouldn't have gotten here in the first place. it's time to end governing by crisis. president biden weighing in sunday on the last minute spending deal reached by congress, blaming hardliners in the gop for pushing the government to the brink of a shutdown. extreme maga republicans voting for deep, drastic spending cuts from 30 to 80. that would have been devastating for millions of americans. the bill passed saturday is a 45 day continuing resolution. that means federal spen

crockett fire says the victim lived at the house on lillian street, but they have not released the name of the person who died. fire crews responded just after seven this morning following reports of smoke and flames coming from the home. firefighters from crockett rodeo, hercules and contra costa county worked together and contain that fire just before eight this morning. still no word on what caused it. the largest health care strike in us history could now be days away. the contract for 75,000 kaiser employees made up of eight different unions, expired at midnight with no deal from management. this means a walkout at hundreds of medical facilities and several states could happen as early as wednesday, affecting more than 12 million members. ktvu is bailey o'carroll reports. i would be upset because, i mean, this is my hospital. this is where i go to write. and so trying to find emergency care, this is where you would think i'm going to the e.r. or whatever. so yeah, i would be very upset. at more than 9 million californians rely on kaiser for health care with an impending strike, pat

found in the pool, two of them, 18 month old payton alexandria cobb of hollister and one year old lilliann of san jose died. the third suffered injuries that were not life threatening. nearly 24 hours after this incident, all of us are in shock and feeling the trauma. this is the type of call that's the worst that a parent can receive as a department. we're going to investigate this, obviously. san jose police officer steve aponte says it's unclear how the kids ended up in the pool, which is surrounded by a gate and is accessible via a door in the backyard playground. somehow along the way there are ways that those doors opened up. whether or not that was a juveniles themselves, whether it was some other method. we're still looking into that. aponte says. a number of other questions have yet to be answered, including how many caregivers were on duty at the time where they were when the kids fell into the pool and whether they could face any criminal charges. questions of how this happened and to really have the hard answers to why two children are dead. he said the tragedy is a grim remin

santa clara county coroner that there were two one year old girls, payton cobb from hollister and lillian hannon from san jose. >> this is the type of call that's the worst that a parent can receive as a department. we're going to investigate this. >> police were called to the scene after nine monday morning for a welfare check. it's not clear yet who made that initial call and how the children got into the pool. police say homicide detectives are investigate, waiting along with the department of family and children's services, the santa clara county district attorney's office confirmed with abc7 that they are reviewing the case to see if charges will be filed. according to the department of social services, the home daycare center was licensed in january of 2021 to 2 women. the pool was noted as an off limits area in their license. christina andrews of morgan hill founded a nonprofit to teach kids survival skills in the water. it's named courtney's course after her young daughter, courtney, died in a friend's pool. >> i feel for those parents so deeply because i know firsthand what it fe

police say two who died were payton alexandria cobb of hollister and lillian hannon of san jose. both children were just one year old. a third child has injuries that are described as non-life threatening. police say the three were found in an uncovered backyard pool surrounded by a tall metal fence . and somehow along the way, there are ways that those doors opened up, whether or not that was a juveniles themselves, whether it was some other method . we're still looking into that. nearly 24 hours after this incident. all of us are in shock , are feeling the trauma. it's unclear how many caregivers were on duty at the time and where they were. and why the children fell into that pool. no word yet on whether criminal charges will be filed. a joint investig gation has begun between san jose police, the santa clara da's office and the department of family and children's services. now to the far north bay where one person is in custody accused of a homicide over 40 years ago near rohnert park. authorities in june of 1983 found the body of noel russo. she'd been beaten to death. detec

so literally, people like lillian smith just arrived in montgomery saying we need you. what can we do to help you take this beyond montgomery. and one of the people who contacted him is this white businessman with deep and long- lasting communist ties named stanley livingston. he becomes one of his best advisers. he ghost rights lots of his books. king was not a good sleeper. he would be up at 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning with ideas racing to his head and he will call stanley livingston to take these ideas around. it is a fascinating friendship. it is strictly a activist intellectual relationship. >> well, levison said that king was really the most powerful figure in the country without a political party, labor union, or wealthy benefactor behind him. i thought that was significant. but stanley, there are also some problems with him. his strong connection with the communists. how did that affect dr. king? did he eventually try to distance himself? >> he was warned over and over again by the kennedys that you have got to cut stanley levison out of your life. j. edgar hoov

two of them, 18 month old payton alexandria cobb of hollister and one year old lillian hannon of san jose. both died. the third child suffered injuries that are described as non-life threatening. somehow, along the way, there are ways that those doors opened up. whether or not that was a juvenile's themselves, whether it was some other method, we're still looking into that. nearly 24 hours after this incident. all of us are are in shock, feeling the trauma. it is unclear how many caregivers were on duty at the time and where they were when the children fell into the pool. authorities have not yet said if they could face criminal charges. san jose police. the santa clara da's office and department of family and children's services are jointly investigating the drowning. tens of thousands of kaiser health care workers are ready to walk off the job tomorrow morning. 6:00 if a deal for a new contract is not reached by tonight. 75,000 employees from eight different unions across six different states plan to strike. the workers represent nursing assistants, x-ray technicians, pharmacy assi

a number of other residents of that to him were under the russell while she, lillian, from the neighborhood, were trying to bring them out. dozens were injured including people in the residential towers where we will sheltering be even be the injuries themselves. is one off of my family or actually my husband, sadly, his nephew was injured in that a talk while the homes there where partially also destroyed. so this is how it is they be bombardments are ongoing in every single part of because districts, you know, i'm so sorry to hear that your family has also been injured. and given the difficult situation where you've been, it's understandable that not only yourself but all that, all the people in the gaza strip are actually moving back back north after about 2 racing. i'm wondering what you will seeing in gauze the city now. um, more and more people coming back. that's true. i mean, a lot of people that we've been speaking to each other saying that since the, the, the bombardment is ongoing, very intensively in the cell. why shouldn't we just go back to our home, at least those people woul

. >> a fire broke out on lillian street near crockett and fire officials are sharing information onlineincluding the death of one person. the fire was contained at eight this morning. new details on developments now as congress narrowly averted a government shutdown. and it was down to the wire. president biden signed the bill minutes before the midnight deadline. in a stunning reversal, speaker kevin mccarthy pushed through a bill with democratic votes to temporarily keep the government open. abc's rachel scott reports on what's in the bill and what's not. >> this morning, congress averting a government shutdown with just hours to spare. >> the yeas are 335, the nays are 91. house speaker kevin mccarthy suddenly dropping his demands moving forward with the bill that keeps the government funded through november 17th. >> and adds $16 billion in disaster aid. but he had to rely on democratic votes to get it past 90 republicans and one democrat voted against it is laid on the table. you're a no on this. i'm a no. >> and you ain't changing me on it. >> you you don't you can't articulate a s

this is lillian inside trapped inside because this trip. okay. human to for the moment we will let you go and find a safe place to stay in that see on the outside on corresponds and, and garza and the team. i'll be moving from the building where all out is there. a bureau is following warning. sonya is right in the military to evacuate that it'll power as cops. they had to walk down 13 flights of stairs to accept the building that now on route to a safe place from where they continued. bringing as the coverage from inside garza as, as well, continues to pound the strip that today, 2 days, 3 days off, the surprised attack by how much input something israel. well, let's go over now to southern as well. we've got as well sending military reinforcements to the area. it's cooling up, 300000 reservists and is preparing for a major sold. the motor is reporting it is we take control of photo towns which well over run by how most places the army says some isolated fighting is still ongoing. he said it's un mission female shop. the state of israel an

lillian smith just arrive montgomery saying we need you and we're going to you know what can we do to help you take this beyond montgomery and one of the people who contact him is this white businessman with with and long lasting communist ties named stanley levison and stanley levison goes on to become one of king's closest friends and best advisors for the rest of his life. he ghost writes a lot of king's books for him and. they have these long, late night conversations. king was not a good sleeper. he'd be up two or three in the morning with ideas racing through his head, and he could call stanley levison probably more than anyone else, to kick these ideas around. and it's a fascinating friendship. it's strictly an activist intellectual friendship, not like, you know, ralph abernathy, with whom, you know, he would die in every, you know, whenever he's in atlanta who sunday dinners and all of that. well, levison said that king was really the most powerful figure in the country without political party. a labor union, a wealthy benefactor behind him, that that was significant? i thoug