superintendent of schools look with the alameda county superintendent, they are going to be here at canyon middle school in castro valley. they'll hold a news conference at 11:30 to reiterate the importance of having your student tested, tested negatively before returning them to school from the winter break. reporting live, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> the fda is planning to allow some school-aged kids to get the pfizer covid-19 booster shot. a person with knowledge of the plan tells nbc news the agency will expand eligibility to children ages 12 to 15 in the coming days. currently that age group can get the first two doses, but not the booster. news of the pending approval was first reported in "the new york times." >>> meantime, there are parties ahead tonight help hopefully your guests will do the right thing and get themselves tested before showing up. some people canceling their party plans or opting for smaller gatherings at homes to stay safe. an infectious disease expert says despite all the precautions, next week we do expect to see covid cases increase. >> cases will start to go up afte

specifically from cannabis. 4 years ago, careless and a gifted program through elementary and middle school and he was doing great man is introduced to marijuana his sophomore year or this summer over his sophomore year. and tom, he failed every class, his sophomore year, 1st person was an african exchange student li by somebody who was studying in whiskey in wyoming, and came to denver to use marijuana with his france. he was 19, he ate a marijuana edible, and had an psychotic episode. jumped office, adopt balcony, and died. we get started for you or another person, aiden edible, that didn't do anything for him aid. another one ended up killing this off. you know, when, when you use these animals, it's not like smoking, it doesn't affect you immediately. it maybe takes 1520 minutes, and so maybe you've eaten 3 of them. and then all the sudden you get the burst of the high. and for many people it's too much to bear. yes, so you're in that canyon conservation are my distributing kitchen, and we're going to go in and see what everybody's doing as far as packaging. all of our cammie and are co

the gateway drug be kind of laugh like i remember laughing and middle school being like, who the hell are these people? you know, and then when i started to go on my own journey, i was like, wow, yes, marijuana is a gateway drug and really realizing how powerful and how, how much it took over me. so yeah, education is key and not normalizing it anymore because there's nothing normal about it. mm hm. ah ah, one of the worst ever mass shootings in america was in las vegas in 2017. the tragedy exploded a little of the real las vegas, where many se elected officials are controlled by casino knows the vegas shooting. revealed wet deal vs p. d really is. and now it's part of the stand machine. most of the american public barely remembers that it happened. that just shows you the power of money in las vegas. the powerful showed that true colors when the pandemic hit the most contagious contagion that we've seen in decades. and then you have a mayor who doesn't care. so here's carolyn goodman, offering the lives of the vegas residence. to re the control group, to the shiny facades conceal a d

the gateway drug be kind of a lot like i remember laughing and middle school being like, who the hell are these people? you know? and then when i started to go on my own journey, i was like, wow, yes, marijuana is a gateway drug and really realizing how powerful and how, how much it took over me. so yeah, education is key and not normalizing it anymore because there's nothing normal about it. mm hm. ah, a wrong i just don't, i mean you have to shape out this thing becomes the advocate and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. your brain is developing up until about 25 or, or 30 even. and what that means is your brain is essentially under construction. anything that affects that brain has the ability to affect it for the rest of his life, much more than when you're an adult. it's why if your child or you learn a 2nd language, you actually learn it easier than if you're an adult. your brain is a sponge, it's taking everything in your side is the issue of addiction. and so any drug that comes in contact with you go int

police in san rafael say they've arrested a juvenile for making threats against the middle school on social media. police are the student was arrested yesterday after threatening harm to students and faculty this week at davidson middle school. police were notified about the social media post late friday by concerned parents and students. investigators say they took the threat seriously and determined the juvenile did not have the means to carry out the threats. the student, though, was booked into marin county juvenile hall for making criminal threats. the case will now be forwarded to the marin county district attorney for review and senator fell. police released a statement reading in part we are grateful to the parents and students who did the right thing and notified s r p d immediately. upon seeing the social media post. this is a perfect example of see something say something as rpg will continue to monitor social media post and will provide important information to davidson middle school officials as this investigation is still active. governor newsom says he is now working o

the gateway drug be kind of a lot like i remember laughing and middle school being like, who the hell are these people? you know? and then when i started to go on my own journey, i was like, wow, yes, marijuana is a gateway drug and really realizing how powerful and how, how much it took over me. so yeah, education is key and not normalizing it anymore because there's nothing normal about it. mm. ah i, jeremy, you must get a certain delegated and as shown to talk to we stand together. we'll continue to stand together against russia. 80 in germany. repeat some of the arrows that we doubtless made say notice if he needs a chunky daughter about their milling influence other nations, france, u. k. and even latin america and other countries in future than maybe beware to high wrong will cycle alone with members of your household. so please, please, please, please. we are to continue to fight. don't you just need to, to do it. russia must not be allowed in germany. i don't want y'all to common leave it so. so ought to be an outdated innovation. the 5 and the yes actually ended out the innov

the centerville police arrested a juvenile for making threats against the middle school through instagram. authorities started investigating last friday after the threatening messages of violence were were aimed at staff and students at davidson middle school. police say the minor did not have the means to carry out the threats and was booked into marin county juvenile hall. the case will now be forwarded to the marin county district attorney for review. san rafael police released a statement reading in part we are grateful to the parents and students who did the right thing and notified s r p d immediately upon seeing the social media post. this is a perfect example of see something say something as rpg will continue to monitor social media posts and will provide important information to davidson middle school officials as this investigation is still active. telescoped and essence sky and that's not normal at all. the whole building was just gone in shambles. there's people screaming people trying to climb out people who are crushed. tornado survivors in kentucky just can't believe what

we've had a lot like i remember laughing and middle school being like, who the hell are these people, you know? and then when i started to go on my own journey, i was like, wow, yes, marijuana is a gateway drug and really realizing how powerful and how, how much it took over me. so yeah, education is key and not normalizing it anymore because there's nothing normal about it. mm. ah. was diagnosed with cancer in 2009 when the doctors told me the cancer was incurable . i knew i had to make a change. so i decided to travel to one of the most toxic places in america, florida. one of florida is biggest industries and best kept secrets, is fostering one and the biggest player is $85000000000.00 industry. is mosaic, and i there are reports of millions of gallons of contaminated water now a little wing into the florida aqua 1st name for all there's a chronic. oh, you mean i don't want to hear that word poets thing, but that's what it is. i'm in 2013 my uncle, our family dog, my brother, who was 21 years old, myself and my father were all guy raw problem. did they brought a 100. wow. yeah. hol

in early school days, like, elementary to middle school, they don't really teach you a lot, you know,t the reproductive system and safe sex between straight couples. and, literally, that's it. no gay stuff. nuh—uh. that's. .. you can't, you shouldn't, you can't do that. my dysphoria started to manifest around the start of freshman year, i'd say. it's just a really uncomfy feeling that, like... it feels like it's like clawing at the back of my neck and itjust won't go away. at the time, my hair was about, like, this to this long. it was, like, really long. it was really heavy and it was actually causing me neck pain. so, i was like, "huh, i want to get my hair cut." i would use that reasoning almost as, like, a cover—up excuse for, deep down, why i actually really wanted my hair cut. over time, the feeling got stronger and stronger, then i started realising, "i think there's something different here at play." basically, i got it all chopped off. when we went inside the car, i immediately started, like, bawling. i'm so happy! i've wanted this for so long! this feels better than i ever e

and like early school days like elementary to lake middle school you don't really teach you a lot.like the reproductive system and safe sex between straight couples. and it led to no gay stuff. you can't do that. my to no gay stuff. you can't do that. my dysphoria started to manifest around the start of freshman year. it's just a really uncomfortable feeling that feels like it's crying at the back of my neck and a 12 go away. —— it won't go away. at the time my hair was like about the song. make a really long. it was really heavy and causing me neck pain so i was like i went to get my haircut. i would use that reasoning almost as like a cover—up excuse for deep down what i actually really wanted my haircut. over time the feeling got stronger and stronger and they started vandalizing i think there's something different here. basically i got it all chopped off. when we went inside the car i immediately started bawling. i'm so happy. immediately started bawling. i'm so happy- i immediately started bawling. i'm so happy. i wanted this for so long. this feels better than i ever expected

kids, we are starting a team for middle school. >> you know why?ause we are? >> bayview united. >> that's right. >> supervisor melgar: good afternoon. this meeting will come to order. welcome to the december 13, 2021 regular meeting of the land use transportation committee of the san francisco board of supervisors. i would also like to

all you seen was a little funnel >> reporter: she's receiving items in shelter inside a middle school, where the american red cross has been set up all day. just a few miles down the road -- >> everything is in order. >> reporter: there's more volunteers inside of another school providing water, diapers, food and other items to help this community get back on their feet school buses made their rounds, picking up families stranded near creekwood avenue, taking them to the nearby middle school >> families are walking here becausethey don't have transportation we are assessing what's going on with them and taking care of their immediate needs. >> reporter: forceful tornado winds taking off roofs of several homes. one lady took cover in her closet >> i turned around to sit down in the closet and the window blew out and the whole wall blew in towards me. my bed flew up in the air. if i had been in the bed i would have been really hurt. really scary >> reporter: people say even though this tra, they're glad to know they have a helping hand >> the school and the staff, the salvation army and

the post threatened not to harm students and faculty at the middle school.or was arrested within 24 hours making that threat and because they are under the age of 18. their name will not be released. police do say, though, the child did not have the means the child did not have the means to carry out the threat posted school officials affirmed that they are taking messages like these very seriously. all right. here's a live look at the bay bridge conditions continue to whet the bay area. we've got high, gusty winds. >> we're going to have an update on your weather and your traffic. once we get back. >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news that i view now for 29. and as the storm continues to move to the bay area. if you're leaving your house this morning. definitely give yourself a little extra time. we've got multiple traffic collisions all across the bay area. some pretty intense weather. so our meteorologists on travel even tracking that. where is the storm situated. you know, we can see on the radar. looks like pretty much everywhere. yeah, that's a v

ah, i lived among them in a middle school and did a shuttle that one that i moved. and i thought i should get god, i forget like music minute about, i like i was worried that the global america and i'm a little better off of route from one. ah, this guy's also called mohammed, and he's another seasonal brickyard waka, is 23 years old. and comes from sonata tiki village, who's ever i'm not the one big they have been at us because with our quoting big bush, but it wasn't good enough by you and i won't be available on that one isn't mohammed is not exaggerating when he says they risk their lives, i see that break dust from anywhere because it's the cause of severe lung and respiratory diseases. ah la michelle, that alec the manager. yes. actually that will uh will it. will it good parent will . and molly get done? yes. muscle bra ah, the workers receive around $800.00 for 6 months of work, which is usually paid up front. they're promised separate overtime payments, but generally that never happens with between the owner and the workers, there's a go between the same pe

ah, i moved the machine at a middle school. it did a shuttle that one that i moved and i thought i should get garbage should get a medicaid about my luck. i was at the level of it and i'm little cluttered off of route one. ah, this guy is also called mohammed, and he's another seasonal brickyard waka, is 23 years old and comes from sonata tiki village. and he said, that's the one mix of it. well, it was an invoice that i quoted with by you and i won't be available on that one. i mean mohammed is not exaggerating when he says they risk their lives. i see that break dust from anywhere because it's the cause of severe lung and respiratory diseases. ah la michelle alec, the manager. yes. ashley that will go. like i said it, will it go out when i'm molly? get done. yes. myself. well, ah, the workers receive around $800.00 for 6 months of work, which is usually paid up front. they're promised separate over time payments. but generally, that never happens with between the owner and the workers, there's a go between the same person who

particularly in middle school and high school but especially high school when kids are old enough to understand some of the intricacies of how government works and i think part of it is, you know everybody , has to take american history but the teachers are required to cover the entirety of american history in a given amount of time and so they do cover you know the framing of the constitution and the declaration of independence and the formation of the american government and so on. civics is not really a part of the teaching of american history of how the government works and the role of the citizen in making government work and in holding politicians accountable and the importance of pursuit -- participation. and just how important it is that there be a civil dialogue in discussing the issues that come before us. several of the founding fathers, benjamin franklin, john adams and others , all wrote very specifically that the democratic experience and the building of the republic or its sustainment depended entirely on having an educated public. and by that they didn't mean just ste

police arrested a juvenile for making threats against the middle school through instagram. authorities started investigating last friday after those messages threatening violence against students and staff and davidson middle school were discovered. police say the minor did not have the means to carry out those threats and was booked into marin county juvenile hall. the case will now be forwarded to the marine county district attorney for review. sandra fell, police released a statement reading in part quote. we are grateful to the parents and students who did the right thing and notified as rpg immediately upon seeing the social media post. this is a perfect example of see something say something s r p d will continue to monitor social media post and will provide important information to davidson middle school officials as this investigation is still active. helicopter and asean sky and that's not normal at all. the whole building was just gone and shambles. there's people screaming people trying to climb out people who are crushed. tornado survivors in kentucky begin to d

if you are a middle school or has student, you can enter the competition and commit -- and create a fiveinute documentary. >> be passionate about what you're describing. >> to all of the ohmic out there, remember that content is king. remember to be as neutral as possible. quick c-span awards $100,000 in cash prizes. you have a shot at winning the grand prize of $5,000. entries must be received before january 20 of 2022. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> comcast is partnering with a thousand community centers to create why by -- wi-fi enabled listings. comcast supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> the supreme court is considering the constitutionality of a mississippi law that bans most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. the case of dobbs v jackson is the latest challenge to the decision of 1960 that legalized abortion through out the u.s.. this is under two hours. >> all is that all persons having business bef

as a result, each book becomes more expensive to produce middle school. if you print the 1st run and let's say your book is doing well. you've calculated all your costs and decided it would cost $30.00 lira the book sells. well, you do a 2nd printing in the same week, the price goes up to $35.00 lira. then for the 3rd or 4th printing, only god knows how much it will cost to go back to the publisher said they're already planning to put out your books in the next year. it's an effort to minimize risk as the turkish economy teeters on the edge. and finally, 2021 has been a year of supply train problems while a cold spell in the sea of japan has caused a different kind of back up with merchandise check this out. dozens of cars have been caked in ice, up to half a meter thick on their way to the russian port of lot of our stock. the japanese ship experience high winds with minus 19 centigrade temperatures. wave splash over the cars which run the deck and froze in that cracked wind screens and cause other damage. it's going to take more than an ice scraper. all

>> oh, i started cross-country in middle school and track in high school. so around 14. >> will: so you started training at the age of 14. and within a matter of, i would assume a couple months a biological male stepped in and beat you after all of your years of training. >> yeah. so my first collegiate race i rationed against a biological male and they beat me. >> will: to your point janet evans, missy franklin, katie ledecky somebody has to step up and say this is not right this ♪ right. mrs. wagner i would love to get new on this. i mentioned what the ncaa rules are about hormonal treatment and different states, high school level have different laws. what should the laws be when it comes to this? >> they are simple, the law should be that biological women compete against biological women. and the ncaa policy doesn't require the university of pennsylvania to deny a fair playing field to women. it doesn't require that at all. in fact, what it is doing is prioritizing activists over women athletes and by denying them a fair playing field they are refusing,

west contra costa county -- west contra costa unified school district said that all students 12 and up including the students here at hercules middle and high school must be vaxed by january 3rd. but tonight the board will vote on whether to extend that deadline to february 18th. that's to give students more time to get their shots. there are just over 12,000 students who are 12 and up in this district. as of friday, just under 5,000, that's less than half, have uploaded their vax cards. the district tells us another 400 are in the process of getting vaxed. 52 have said no, they won't get the shots. that leaves over 6700 students who are still up in the air. >> would you have gotten the vaccine even if it wasn't a mandate? >> yes. >> why? >> so i can -- keep me safer. >> are all your friends vaccinated at school? >> most of them that can be. i know some who want to get vaccinated but their family won't let them. >> oh, really? >> uh-huh. >> how is that going? >> not sure, but it must be tough. >> everybody has their own opinions. for me, i want my daughter to be vaccinated. other than that, i don't care what other people say. >> re

for instance at elementary level educators are required to teach 20 lessons at middle school level. we are following the health curriculum guidelines. with the high school and middle school. a lot of magic is in the health promotion. this is where we are looking at having students more and more engaged in the presentations earlier. it was talked about lunch may be overred. we may not have opportunity or time to eat it or it doesn't feel appetizing. here we are using some of the strategy to get more students participating and engaging with the food. also having the peer connection to each other. one of the peer education programs we have is access to water. the soda tax has been able to help fund some of these adaptations for bottle filling stations and beautification. you may see this because every time something is put in or reset, we make sure that the lead level are low and it is tested to make sure it is healthy and fresh and clean. this is done in promotion with education around decreasing sugar beverages and making water the beverage of choice. what we have done is we believe y

. >> reporter: her mom sought legal help and by the time alexa was in middle school, they had a fresh start. but money was tight. and alexa was growing up in one of the wealthiest areas in california. >> i was so ashamed of my background. i was so ashamed to say we relied on our community for groceries. or that we relied on community organizations for rent assistance. i didn't realize, being so young, that the issue was bigger than just myself. >> reporter: education and community support would lead alexa away from shame, and into a new way of thinking. she found students rising above, made honor roll in high school, earned several scholarships for college and landed a prestigious fellowship while studying at uc riverside. learning to share her story with others. >> i carry with me proudly now. i'm the daughter of immigrants. first in my family to even graduate high school. >> reporter: her mom's life changed, too. she remarried a kind and loving man and the couple added two more children to their family. >> i think she is like a super woman. now that i'm growing up and entering young

the principle on terror middle school confirmed to kron 4. the oakland police department was able to arrest a suspect. it is unclear at this point what that person was doing near those schools. a mountain view man has been arrested and charged with lewd acts and molesting minors. most of the police say this man rough el madrigal worked at the gateway neighborhood center and was active in the community. police say 2 teenagers at the center have reported inappropriate interactions with magical police believe because of his work with youth. there may be additional victims. if you have any information you are asked to contact mountain view police. >> happening right now. the san francisco unified school district is meeting in an attempt to avoid a possible takeover by the state. the district is facing a 125 million dollar budget shortfall for the next school year but says it has a plan to fix that. the proposals include cutting 50 million dollars in funding for individual schools. 10 million would be cut from students service programs, administra

the post threatened to harm students and faculty at the middle school. but the minor was arrested within 24 hours of making that threat because they are under the age of 18. their name is not being released. police do though, say the juvenile did not have the means to carry out the threat that was posted school officials are confirming they're taking messages like that very seriously tonight. freeman police looking for a second suspect who they say is connected to an overnight. stabbing. >> this all happened around 11 o'clock on argonaut way. officers say they did arrest one person but are still searching for the second medics took the victim to the hospital. their condition unknown tonight. if you have information that could help investigators you're urged to reach out to them. new at the 8 o'clock tonight. there are reports that longtime california congresswoman and house speaker nancy pelosi will remain in her position through the 2022 midterm elections. that move would extend her nearly 2 decade role as the top democrat in the house. there are also r

i was taught that as a, as a child, i was taught that in high school, middle school elementary school college. and so, rather than making these broad over brushing statements, parents are now finding out that there's actually a lot more to this, and that's concerning to the parents. and i think so, rather than making these broad over over broad statements, you know, well, we just need to learn about these good things. we agree with that. we don't agree with this, some of the detail, things that are going under, that might lead to division. and that's where i think, you know, a 5 minute debate or an 8 minute debate here is not going to get to the bottom of that, but it is still ok that parents question or at least know what's, what's, what's happening or what? it is interesting. 5 minute debate an 8 minute debate, it could be a 24 hour debate. it really doesn't matter there. these divisions exist, but it's important that we have these conversations. i think that we would all agree on that. i appreciate having both of you with us here in our international political activist, anthony rog

or the kid who feels alone in middle school because what he looks like.or all of their peers and them, change cannot come soon enough. that is why we continue to work on improving the health of young people across america. host: dr. mitchell prinstein, as far as you know, the federal money dr. murphy talked about there, how will we see that in states and localities? where will that be most effective? guest: i think we need to figure that out in a way that is most efficacious because it is just really the beginning of what is needed. after world war ii, we noticed a national priority towards thinking about mental health. we developed a national institute of mental health, invested in the training of psychologists, we built psychology departments on most all campuses in those years after the war. the report to me signals it is time for the national, enormous investment in child mental health. this time, we need to think structurally about how to completely change the way we invest in the pursuit of happiness for all americans. we need to invest in the ways

i don't you, me, i was at middle school wide keyboard support, the beautiful middle football guy of the owner, but that, that needs to call, it will still be stuck. if these are the bill, i don't need any of the children with moles bucket i saw with respect ma'am, in the booster. i'm sure formidable to both of you still have to meet with one united. somebody can go to school and you should be bush, but call them a with go up. it is up to come. i didn't get them teeth with him. get them. you mean what the dead hasn't come straight to the norm. you know, you good. it should was jim prostate was to be cleaner. he, i think i'm better, mike and i bite, i'm giving out like it's not as yet. right. you go to the how much would that be anyway? you graduated allocate support testing. i think i see need to be media. what i mean go to a meeting, i sort of feature so that the truth is put gluttony bureau. if i get the full shares a little bit of july out cletus roster, you had an affinity for me to get a response me and noticed that we would do is do we bill to be a donation balance? hampshire wasn'

what matters for the jury is she's been involved in law enforcement since middle school. she has relatives in law enforcement. she has relatives who are serving in the military. she has people who are going to miss her if she's sent to prison. with regard to the emotion, it relates to whether or not you think the jury might benefit from her getting a break. but with that in context, you're right. it does show a reaction that indicates she didn't realize she was doing, and that's the crux of this legal case. you have to establish criminal intent. and the mistake, even in a grossly intelligent mistake doesn't carry the degree of consciousness necessary to convict here of either the manslaughter charges she's facing. >> danny, same question to you. watching what was happening there in that moment, would you have asked for a break? >> you may want to break things up if you think your client is in trouble, but at the same time, emotion is something that you do want the jury to see. you want to see this officer with all of her experience in the field, get emotional on the stand

in castro valley, state school superintendent, tony, visited canyon middle school to help hand out free at home covid milln additional tests to students and staff as they get ready to go back to campus next week. nearly 150,000 of those kids are slated for alameda county. a spike in covid cases is putting a strain on some hospital systems across the country. they were nearly half 1 million new cases on thursday alone. skyler henry reports the fast- moving omicron variant is also tying up travel. >> the u.s. is bringing in the new year while facing a record surge in the number of covid-19 cases. brought on by the more contagious omicron variant. >> if we can increase vaccination rates, we will certainly make a big step toward next christmas and new year being a happier period than this one. >> new york's governors extending the states mask mandate to february. she announced a booster shot requirement for eligible public university students beginning january 15th. >> this is how we will ensure that these campuses stay open. we will protect the health of new yorkers. also, help the economy

the post threatened to harm students and faculty at the middle school. minor, though, was arrested within 24 hours of making that threat and because of the are under the age of 18. their name will not be released. police do say, though, the juvenile did not have the means to carry out the threat posted after being arrested. he was taken to jail school officials are affirming that they're taking messages like the one that that kid made. >> very seriously and fremont police. they're looking for a second suspect wanted in a stabbing over night. police say they arrested one person in the stabbing that happened on argonaut way just after 11 o'clock last night. but that second suspect still on the run tonight. medics did take the victim to the hospital where their condition is unknown tonight. anyone with the details now urged to call fremont police. >> new tonight, a tragedy at sea after a young woman falls overboard. cruise ship, the coast guard has halted the search for her after more than 31 hours of looking the woman who is in her mid 20's was reported to

. >> reporter: her mom sought legal help, and by the time alexa was in middle school, they had a freshp in one of the wealthiest areas in california. >> i was so ashamed of my background, to say that we relied on our community for groceries, or that we relied on community organizations for rent assistance. i didn't realize, being so young , that the issue is bigger than just myself. >> reporter: education and community support would lead alexa away from shame, and into a new way of thinking. she found students rising above, made honor roll in high school, earned several scholarships for college, and landed a prestigious fellowship while studying at uc riverside. yearning to share her story with others. >> i carry it with me now. i am the daughter of immigrants, the first in my family to even graduate high school. >> reporter: her mother remarried a kind and loving man, and added two more children to their family. >> i think she is like superwoman my now that i am growing up and entering young adulthood, i can't believe she did everything that she did. i look at her, and i see someone w

at i at the water hole and trying to see which one to make the biggest way i want to read the middle school. my dad, the routing was to wake up home, walked to the bus stop past mcdonalds, the liquor store is past papa. past the 1st burger king. it's the 38 to the 2nd burger king or to my favorite ra hash browns in las vegas brown bodies room. and i don't know if we love burger king or just love not being hungry, written and performed chiefly by young hispanics and african americans. the videos garnered over a 1000000 views on youtube. so i think awareness makes it possible for people to make choices. i think we're fighting to be heard. i think we're finding the word out. i think we're fighting against interest that wants to see us fail. as long as big, so they're spending money and they don't sleep that the campaign a fight against them can't sleep. meanwhile, 3000 miles away on the east coast. another activist has risen up and indira to podium to tell a community it has been decimated in health. this is a crisis in our community and from me as a crisis, because i'm finding that i'm losing