newark is not aspen, it does not have that image. what did newark do? in 2016, they entered into a consent decree with the justice department that required them to train their cops on use of force , on stop and frisk, on unconscious bias, on a bunch of things. that paid off. of course, jeff sessions tried to get rid of consent decrees. he said, consent decrees are an end run around the democratic process and the undermine respect to police officers. the data is to the contrary. you want respected police officer? newark, where they are not shooting anyone, is a good place to start. i think consent decrees, which are being revitalized, really important tool. >> in the george floyd justice and leasing act, it would give state ag's practice authority in cases where the feds elect not to do it so you would have -- just like the cfpb can enforce a consumer law, it would be the same way. it is a tremendous tool and i think every thing you said is right. joshua: i did not ask your question for you, do you still have a question? let's walk a microphone over to g

look at newark, new jersey. in 2020, the cops did not fire a single bullet, not one bullet fired by cops in an entire year. they also did not settle any police brutality cases in 2020 either. where is that coming from? let's be frank newark is not , aspen, it does not have that image. >> [laughter] prof. katyal: what did newark do? in 2016, they entered into a consent decree with the justice department that required them to train their cops on use of force, on stop and frisk, on unconscious bias, on a bunch of things. that paid off. now, of course, jeff sessions tried to get rid of consent decrees. he literally said, consent decrees are an end run around the democratic process and they undermine respect for police officers. the data is totally to the contrary. you want respected police officer? newark, where they are not shooting anyone, is a good place to start. i think consent decrees, which are being revitalized by the justice department, all right really important tool. a.g. ellison: in the george floyd just

use our investigation skills to try and narrow down in newark.m azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. not a los angeles where investigators are trying to figure out how a controlled detonation of fireworks went terribly wrong. earlier this week, the force of the explosion wednesday night left cars in south the agencies trying to determine trying to detonate some homemade devices. residents of their homes have questions too. don't understand how they do this in a residential area full of people that live here, and the professionals have to make those decisions on whether they are transported and they can be transported safely or whether they have to be detonated at the scene. now today, authorities found the £500 lid of the detonation chamber in a yard. get this two blocks away from the blast side as they gather evidence for their investigation. we have much more on the july 4th fireworks enforcement on our website. you can find the latest right on our home page. to attend tonight a shortage of grocery carts at the san francisco safeway because so man

newark police saw two men selling fireworks out of a van and arrested them. there were 600 pounds of illegal explosives inside of the band and $33,000 in cash. a special team from the sheriff's office was called in to dispose of the fireworks. like most bay area communities fireworks are illegal in newark. >>> we put together a list of events happening for the pay area for the 4th of july. head to our home page of our website for more. >>> firefighters in contra costa county are mopping up a 35 acre fire there. it started as a vehicle fire not far from the concord pavilion. it is now 50% contained. the pass is closed from hess road to buchanan road. >>> major fires are burning in northern california. crews work to get them under control we are learning about a number of arrests in one of the fire zones. >>> and, some california firefighters get a 4th of july well, geico's 85 years isn't just about time, you know. it means experience. i mean, put it this way. if i told you i'd been jarring raspberry preserves for 85 years, what would you think? (humming) well,

. >>> in the east bay, the newer park mall in newark will be revamped to add a costco and hundreds ofnts. the city council approved plans by brookfield parties. newark's mayor says the city received more than 200 supportive emails about it, but a review by our media partners at the bay area news group found many emails included in the agenda packet were attributed to people who appear to work for brookfield properties. >>> a special celebration in daly city today for a project that seemed really impossible not that long ago. >> three, two, one. cut! yay! >> congresswoman jackie spear led the ribbon-cutting to celebrate the $60 million seismic retrofit and modernization of seton medical center. the fact that this event took place it is remarkable. in 2018 the parent company declared bankruptcy in the hospital was about to close, when a southern california company agreed to buy it last august. >>> still ahead, meeting team usa is ready for the olympic games, and so is erica! she's got the fastest internet, with wifi speeds faster than a gig. so when all of team usa is going for gold...

>> fireworks from this safe and sane vendor in newark . sales fund a number of nonprofits. safe and sane fireworks sales are a lot in pacifica, newark, union city, dublin, gilroy, and rohnert park, along with other spots. many in san francisco are ting the city's waterfront is the best place to watch the show. but one landmark in aquatic park is off limits until officials determine a fix for aquatic .. live on the abc7 rooftop with the details, cornell? >> reporter: aquatic one of my favorite places and really one of the city's gems, but the . there has really become tarnished and unsafe or big crowds. now, the move is on to save it. aquatic park may be the best seat of the city to watch the blue angels dazzle during fleet week in october. and for fireworkon 4t >> of course, it is up to the fog whether or not we actually have fireworks . >> reporter: for years now, aquatic pier has been off- limits to big crowds on july 4th. >> it's crazy, dangerous . >> reporter: fisherman ian shows us why he does not dare lean on the pier's already. >> it's older than myself, i guess . >>

let's talk about your city, newark.l professionals like yourself doing to combat misinformation about the vaccine, especially in communities of color? >> one thing we've learned is you can't have these conversations from the podium. you can't do it on camera it has to be in person. that's why i'm having lunches personally with our employees. i can't abide by the risk any longer of us spreading this disease amongst ourselves and certainly to the community of vulnerable patients that we see every day. and that's important. and the surgeon general's guidance on how to combat information asks us to do exactly that, health care professionals, but also citizens, residents in communities can have tough conversations with people who are skeptical and combat the lies that are on social media spreading every day. so we're seeing that work and it requires hard work, though we're absolutely committed to it and every leader of every stripe and political affiliation should be doing the same. >> dr. nahal, thank you for being with us.

peggy carranza nos amplia la informacion desde newark, nueva jersey...... al norte de california... que comenzo el pasado 4 de julio y esta varias comunidades... en las ultimas horas las llamas calcinaron unos 18 acres... y se intensifican por los fuertes vientos y la sequia... la zona de marklee ville y las comunidades del sur estan bajo orden de evacuacion obligatoria ya que el fuego ha destruido varias viviendas y amenaza a varias mas... cambemos de tema... mucha atencion... porque la pandemia por covid 19 recobra fuerza en estados unidos... y varios estados reportan un alarmante aumento de casos... la mayoria de los contagios han sido a causa de la variante delta del virus y se estan presentando principalmente en personas no vacunadas ... por lo que las autoridades insisten en que la poblacion se vacune... uno de los condados mas afectados por esta nueva ola es los angeles...y desde ahi nos informa romi de frias... donde tambien se han encendido las alarmas es en mexico... donde despues de que se sanitarias aumento considerablemente el numero de cont

he allegedly stole $2300 on saturday in newark. what he didn't know is the teller put an exploding dye pack in with the cash, and the suspect was captured yesterday. >>> authorities in iowa are investigating a child's death after an accident on an amusement park's river ride. an attorney for the park says the ride has been operating since 1983 and that it's safe. abc's megan tevrizian reports. >> reporter: this morning, a family is grieving after their 11-year-old son died following a ride malfunction at an amusement park over the holiday weekend. >> i need an ambulance right now to adventureland. total of four patients. everyone is out of the water. this is code 3. please respond to adventureland. >> the accident happening saturday at adventureland park in iowa. 11-year-old michael jaramillo was on the raging river ride with five other family members when the raft overturned. >> when it flipped over, all of us were trapped in the seat belts. i see the silhouettes of my sons trying to grab each other, trying to grab us. they wanted

reportera: en el aeropuerto de newark se retrasaron vuelos. >> lo tumbÓ la brisa. menos de una hora. llovÍa cantidad. reportera: los residentes dicen que la Última vez que vivieron algo similar fue cuando los huracanes irene y sandy. ahora dicen que no tuvieron advertencia. en el oeste del paÍs la historia es otra, decenas de incendios forestales en oregÓn. paulina: por cierto, el servicio forestal de estados unidos informÓ que continuamos y poder controlar el inmenso incendio al norte de california, que comenzÓ el 4 de julio y estÁ ocasionando la evacuaciÓn de muchas personas. comunidades al sur estÁn bajo orden de evacuaciÓn obligatoria ya que las viviendas se ven amenazadas por el fuego. varios estados reportan un alarmante aumento de casos por la variable delta del virus y se presentan principalmente en personas que no ha sido vacunadas. las autoridades piden vacunarse. vamos a los Ángeles. reportera: los casos de coronavirus a nivel nacional continÚan en aumento. en los Últimos siete dÍas los casos se han incrementado en 60% y las muertes en 53. arkansas y mis

the newark uprising and crafted by the media. it's not to say there weren't ambushes, but the police casualties, the shooting was more than intimidation tactics to say we're here we're going to fight back and then the objective was actually to kill police officers, but this washings-- this sets up this dynamic where and we see this through many press accounts where the people who participate in the rebellions are the criminals and the police officers are the victims to our upholding law and order and keeping the larger community safe and preventing the rebellion from spreading into white neighborhoods. having said that of course, the coverage shape the depth, i could get into rebellion. there were many who want today search for deeper causes and spent time in communities and interviewed people and so, you know, similar to the coverage today and similar to the uneven coverage according to political organizations, sometimes you'll get a richer account, nuanced account and takes residents perspectives seriously and other times you'r

birmingham, alabama, november 13, and newark, lovely newark, new jersey, until december 12th.night with ivo shannon bream, it's next. i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to fox news that night. i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, fox news has obtained images first reported by "the new york post" that appear to show then vice president biden posing with his son hunter's business associates and a naval observatory where the vice president lived in 2016. we will show you how these photos potentially said new

. >>> la policÍa de newark dio conocer arresto de dos sujeto que su ven danl pirotecnia ilegal, graciascuadra 37 mil de en total decomisaron 6 libras de estos fuego y mÁs de 33 mil dÓlares en efectivo. ambos de 19 y 53 aÑos fueron fichadoses en la cÁrcel de santa rita. >>> hay que contribuir pide condado contra costa a denunciar estos fuegos ilegales, llamando al nÚmero en pantalla lagos denuncias son confidenciales en san josÉ tambiÉn pueden reportar esto, en lÍnea o llamando al 311 o al (nÚmero en pantalla). >>> bomberos de contra costa y los de a alameda estuvieron sofocando llamas para evitar daÑos mayores, varias familia temÍan por su vida esto en medio de una sequÍa. >>> des el cielo se veÍan bonitos estos fuegos en oakland por l la celebraciÓn lo que no lo fue la gran cantidad de pirotecnia lanzado ilegalmente hasta la madrugada. >>> a las 2 de la maÑana los empecÉ a escuchar. >>> tarde. >>> es peligroso para nosotros que tenemos bebÉs. >>> no podÍan dormir. >>> una noche ocupada para bomberos que in foro r marn retz beern 261 llamadas. y 61 incidentes en relaciÓn a incendios. >>

check out the hall in newark. dozens of explosives were seized yesterday. in los angeles this morning neighbors are demanding answers after an lapd fire work seizure ended with a huge explosion that hurt 17 people. atf investigators have started the process of re-creating the disaster to see what went wrong. this morning the alameda county bomb squad says they are coordinating with investigators in l.a. to ensure something similar doesn't happen here. the east bay agency also tell us they have three bomb trailers, one is designed to hold up to 40 pounds of explosives. >> we have people that are at home making fireworks, cardboard tubes packed with powders. sometimes they up it to the next level and begin to make high explosives. >> the agency also has a self contained vessel to transport homemade fireworks. >>> gun sales are soaring in california. a new report shows handgun sales hate new high in 2020. more than 680,000 transactions, a 65% increase from the previous year. >>> this morning san francisco police are looking for a second suspect in the murder o

one was from newark and the other from pittsburgh. the city of newark allows say fireworks but only until midnight tonight. >>> san mateo police will be using a new tool to crack down on illegal fireworks within the city. the department share this video of officers testing out a drone. the police department wants to remind residents that all fireworks including say fireworks are banned in the city. new video showing a police chase in the east bay and a chp aircraft captured this in oakland last night. you can see the car actually speeding down the freeway weaving in and out of traffic. authorities say they were chasing the suspect for nearly an hour before the suspect crashed on the city streets. it appears the driver ran into a light pole and up onto the sidewalk. authorities say nobody was hurt and the officers on the ground were able to arrest the suspect. there is no word yet on any charges or what led up to the chase. >>> there is still no sign of a man who went missing while kayaking on the american river in sacramento county. t

east way, dub blings, newark and union city. pacifica.u'd like to head out to professional shows we have a complete guide to all events in the area. go to nbcbayarea.com. click on events in the trending bar at the top of the page. and happening today as always, nathan's famous eating hot dog contest. top-ranked joey chestnut from san jose is once again the favorite. he'll be trying for his 14th title in 15 years. the women's event starts at 8:30 this morning. about a half hour from now. and vianey has one last look at the forecast for this fourth of july. >> it doesn't look like the fog is going to cooperate, unfortunately, for the san francisco fireworks this afternoon, we're expected to have cloudy conditions pretty much all day. we will get clearing in the inland area, temperatures around the 60s along the way and coast. 70s inland. and sunshine in south bay as well. san jose, 81 degrees. concord, 83. and we're seeing breezy conditions around the coastline. if you have plans to head to the beach, we're definitely seeing cloud cover. it

undercover police in newark caught two men they saw selling illegal fireworks out of this van.for. along with $3300 in cash. a special steal from the alameda county sheriff's office was called in to dispose of the fireworks safely. only safe and sane fireworks are allowed in newark and only up until july 4th. >>> the bay area celebrated the fourth of july in american style. parades and picnics were largely back this year after the pandemic canceled so many of last year's events. >>> hundreds of people came out to watch the parade in. in alameda, the uss hornet held a celebration. honoring fallen men and women who have served in the armed forces. >> kids having this experience means everything to us. learning about the history of the country. >> the people that have fought for our country and freedoms for us to be here. >> everyone we talked to says the holiday was a great time to get back together with friends and family after the last 15 months plus of staying away from each other. >>> president joe biden hosted the largest event of his presidency at the white house for the fo

talking about all the non-police solutions and settling conflict in the city of newark and heard from as you mentioned the current burro president in new york who talked about swimming upstream to tackle challenges with prevention. this is a president that cares deeply about investing in cities and prevention and ensuring we get to our young people before the gangs do, not with a badge and a gun but with a job, with educational opportunities. >> mayor, appreciate your time. thank you very much. >>> "outfront" now james carville. president of people for the american way and former president and ceo of the naacp. so ben, do you have any concern that voices on the far left pushing things like defund the police, like saying that all police are inherently and intentionally racist could hurt the democratic party in the next election? >> no. you know, i think that the republicans want to fixate on that because they don't have ideas. we have ideas. good ideas are actually how we make this country safer. that's what we're talking about. you heard it from the mayor, right? said no, actually, we

sharif, president and ceo of university hospital in newark.action to what you're seeing in your own community of the potential surge in the coronavirus with the delta? >> thank you so much for having me on, and the first thing i'll say is it's simply heartbreaking. we have a situation where the cdc director that every single covid-19 death is essentially preventable at this point. to know what that poor woman is going through who was just broadcast right now and to know how many deaths we're still seeing in our community, but certainly in undervaccinated parts of the country is really upsetting and we really have to take all of our responsibilities to talk to our loved ones and our family members and our communities, if every person in this country has that responsibility including our leadership to encourage vaccination. we all want to turn the page on covid. i understand that, but as long as we have undervaccinated areas of the country to the tune of 45% and places like missouri. you have l.a. county which has indoor mask mandates because of

. >>> police in newark made efforts to get some of the explosives off the street ahead of fourth of july. police say they managed to seize 600 pounds as part of -- while conducting a crackdown last week. $33,000 in cash. two men were reportedly selling the fireworks out of their van and both face up to a year in jail. >>> we're learning new details about a spike in arson in the bay area. new crime data showing nearly 2,000 incidents last year, up 37% from the year before. majority happened in alameda county which saw 495 arsons in 2020 followed by santa clara and san francisco counties. >>> and that threat of fire sparked by the fireworks is kind of a scary thing. it's been a little cooler lately, but hopefully stays that way so we can reduce that risk of fire. >> whenever we see hot temperatures, wind and low humidity when people get on high alert. once you see just how dry it is out there, we are under an exceptional drought. i think people need to, you know, kind of pay attention to what's going on in the hills by looking up and noticing how brown the hills are. that threat for fire d

a mobile vaccination site in newark. i'm wondering what you're hearing about why they waited and what urged them to get the shot now. >> reporter: that's right. so i am in front of a mobile vaccine clinic that got underway about an hour ago. the initiative has been going on for the past several weeks now. really the goal is to make it assessable and convenient for the community to get a shot. i was told that where we are standing now here in lincoln park in newark, new jersey there is a high homeless population. there are some drug rehab clinics. obviously, it's more challenging for certain people to get on a bus, find time to get vaccinated. so here is this clinic. no appointment necessary. all three vaccines are available for anyone who wants to get one. we spoke with one woman who lives in the community who said essentially what held her back until now were responsibilities with work and family. she couldn't find the time but it was so convenient because you live just a few minutes away. she hopped on a bus and didn't

but i spent 3 days a week in newark. tell you it's a mess. there. the city. didn't honor system in allowing these businesses to comply with a get and on the 31st anniversary of the passing of 88. >> i'm making a stand and said. no. >> for more than 60 million americans living with disabilities. days so much more than a law is a source of opportunity participation. independent living and respect and dignity. president biden marked the anniversary of the americans with disabilities act on monday. >> jones says making sure all businesses are in compliance with ada should not be a tough ask there's no way in the world that does part it program is going to continue the blocked my path and the path of many others might need who have mobility challenges now jones has since filed in ada complaint with the state here kron 4. we've reached out to the san francisco board of supervisors and the mayor's office of disability. >> but have not yet heard back in the newsroom. noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> all good night to eat outside san francisco. little bit of fog. but hey

. >>> and a new report reveals the likely motive in one of >>> new at 11:00, a fireworks bust in newark. take a look, an entire van full of explosives. and in los angeles tonight, neighbors are demanding lapd fie ended with a huge explosion. atf investigators sifted through evidence today. they started the process of recreating the disaster to see what exactly went wrong. kpix 5 's katie nielsen explains bomb squad's across the state are preparing to deal with homemade fireworks heading into the holiday weekend. >> reporter: the alameda county sheriff's department has three bomb trailers. this is the smallest one. it can handle about 5 pounds of explosives. that's like a hand grenade or a couple sticks of dynamite. this one can handle 10 pounds, and the largest one, this is similar to what lapd was using. it can handle 40 pounds of high explosives. so how big of an explosion is that? this is a blast of 15 pounds of explosives, mostly illegal fireworks confiscated by the oakland police and fire departments and blown up at the bomb range this afternoon by the alameda county sheriff's depa

our nation from fields to coastlines even an underground cemetery >> reporter: at grace church in newark first composed. trevorng this project. >> i look forward celebrating this melody that i thought was beautiful and her idea representing america and what makes it beautiful >> reporter: beautiful music min hopes will bring us all closer together teaches us the greatest lesson because you have to listen first in order to understand the language of someone else and we become stronger when we listen because that's the first step and you create harmony >> so inspiringto meet her min's cross-country performances all available starting today on america-beautiful.com. that's nbc "nightly news" on this sunday, i am kate snow, from all of us here on nbc, have a great night. h >>> right now, 4th of july celebrations underway in the bay area. crews making final preparations for the big fireworks display tonight. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us on this 4th of july. a day of celebration across the bay area and the the 245th birthday of the usa, it's the first major holiday

one of the very interesting things that happened two weeks ago in newark, new jersey, there was a woman who went home to her home and all of her locks had been changed and there was a man inside who said this was his house now. that was a moorish sovereign citizen. the swat team had to come and get the guy out of her house. >> what? >> she was worried about the guy. it was a real thing that happened in newark, new jersey. >> wow. >> it takes a lot of different avenues and things like that. like i keep saying, it is a diss parlt -- there are disparate sects in this group. but very basically what they believe is that, you know, they have a treaty with the united states government but they're not part of it. >> so i just quickly want to know here, ben, how big is this group? how worried should we be? >> you know, this is -- these groups have been around since the '90s. this is not a new movement. you know, social media has kicked off a lot of sovereign citizen movements over the last 10, 20 years, not necessarily just tied to moorish sovereign citizens but throughout the united states. it

dozens of explosives were seeds yesterday in newark filling the entire back of this van. just a reminder fireworks of all kinds including sparklers and fire crackers are banned in most parts of the bay area. >>> in los angeles neighbors are demanding answers. atf investigators are still sifting through evidence. they started the process of re-creating the disaster to see exactly what went wrong. this morning alameda county bomb squad said they are coordinating with the investigators in l.a. to ensure something similar doesn't happen here. the east bay agency also tells us they have got three bomb trailers, one designed to handle five pounds of explosives like a hand grenade, another that could contain 10 pounds of explosives. the third is designed to hold 4040 pounds of explosives scomble -- >> we have people at home making fireworks. >> the agency also has a self cob stanned vessel to transport homemade fireworks. it is a large sphere made of reinforced steel and lead. basically a portable bob range to with stand a detonation on site. >>> we have our eye on a maximum enf

demasiado >>> una pesadilla que millones viven cada día en nuestra área principalmente en nueva york y newark era el lugar más complicado para manejar. desde 1982 >>> new york se ha vuelto un caos en todos los sentidos. lamentablemente hay mucho desorden y esta situación de la pandemia más la situación política y económica que hay tiene a la gente convulsionada >>> el mismo análisis reveló que estos mismos sectores también encabeza la lista de horas que pasa un conductor en tráfico con un promedio de 56 al año por encima de boston y houston. el estudio se basó en registros del año 2020. es por eso que juan prefiere seguir como peatón . >>> a veces llegas a las 12 de trabajar, de la noche. si te descuidas te dan un ticket. es mucho conflicto. no vale la pena. yo prefiero andar en el bus o trenes >>> es un tráfico tremendo. tuvimos que evadir diferentes sitios para poder llegar aquí. ya usted sabe >>> y ella hace un llamado a las autoridades >>> que dejen de estar cerrando tanto las calles y poniéndole precios porque ahora todo es pequeño y no caben los carros >>> ahora en san francisco, si viv

a new costco is coming to newark. the city council unanimously approved the plan for the warehouse store and a new apartment complex at the new park mall. that development going to take the place of the former jcpenney and burlington coat factory. and for the 1% who have never seen a costco, here is a rendering of what a costco looks like. this one is going to have a 32 pump gas station. >>> tonight there is a last- minute push to say a walgreens store in east oakland. the location at 81st and international, it's a target for thieves, and that, the company says, is a problem. set to close nestruggle for the already underserved neighborhood. >> i can't think of a closer pharmacy, or for people to go and get those medications that they need. all the way to high street? that's pretty far. >> one city leader says the store is the life blood of the neighborhood. walgreens being asked to reconsider that decision. >>> california's coronavirus surge is getting so bad, a burbank hospital is reopening its covid ward. the provid

record highs at laguardia airport and nearby newark. >> it's hot and i'm working in this crazy weather and i can't take it. >> reporter: new yorkers told not to crank the ac. this emergency alert going out officials warning power outages could be on the way. >> we don't want a blackout. >> reporter: on the street workers pushing through that intense heat wave with little relief. >> how are you beating the heat? drinking water >> a little water, little fan, a little bit of these windows. >> reporter: 11 states under heat alerts on the east coast. boston hitting a record today. firefighters there battling intense flames and temperatures leading them to rescue some of their own. in oregon officials received reports of 63 deaths that may be heat related, 45 in just one county and in washington state, nbc news has confirmed at least six deaths tied to the heat. and throughout the u.s., scorching triple digit heat over days leading to fears of heat exhaustion. >> day three you're at more risk because your body has not gotten the breaks >> reporter: relief should be on the way. the heat shoul

newark, union city, pacifico, gilroy, cloverdale, rohnert park. in the east bay, there is a big show planned for this weekend but we are not talking about fireworks. take a look at these dazzling l.e.d. kites. a different kind of thing. last year the so-called kite man of martinez flew them on the fourth of july because there were no official fireworks shows because of the pandemic. the response was fantastic. people loved it. the city of martinez said come back and do it again, we would love to see it. the city wanted a safe way for families to celebrate in ways that don't involve illegal fireworks. >> granted this is an amazing country, but there's got to be a safe and better way to light up the sky and to celebrate than firing off pyrotechnics. so i brought up my l.e.d. kites. they can't cause fires. >> you can catch tomorrow night's show at the martinez marina. >>> we have your complete guide to all fourth of july events right on our website. head to nbcbayarea.com. click on "fourth of july "trenp of the home page. >>> the honor of a lifetime,

but i spent 3 days a week in newark. tell you it's a mess. there. the city. didn't honor system in allowing these businesses why would they get. and on the 31st anniversary of the passing of 88. >> i'm making a stand and said. no. >> for more than 60 million americans living with disabilities. days so much more than a law. it's a source of opportunity participation. independent living and respect and dignity. president biden marked the anniversary of the americans with disabilities act on monday. >> jones says making sure all businesses are in compliance with ada should not be a tough ask there's no way in the world that does part it program is going to continue to blocked my path and the path that many others might need who have mobility challenges now jones has since filed in ada complaint with the state here kron 4. we've reached out to the san francisco board of supervisors and the mayor's office of disability. >> but have not yet heard back in the newsroom. noelle bellow kron 4 news. we'll be right back after the commercial break. all right. well, let's

record set for newark at 92, record set in boston at 98. currently of storms around pittsburgh, albany, moving through the area, a chance of severe weather tonight. the weekend, get this, the northeast is not the greatest. cloud cover, a little rain chance, temperatures in the 70s. out west, we are still looking at record-setting heat. missoula set a record at 100 degrees. tomorrow they're going to be 101. tomorrow spokane is 107. billings will be 100 degrees tomorrow. but for your weekend, it's still hot but no record-setting heat. we have a new tropical system, tropical number 5. sunday to cuba possibly affected florida and the gulf coast. after that we'll keep a close eye on that. norah, back to you. >> o'donnell: lonnie quinn, thank you so much. we turn to the painstaking search for survivors in surfside, florida. the death toll has climbed to 16 with 147 people still unaccounted for. president biden visits the site tomorrow. we get more from manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: tonight we're hearing stories from residents who escaped the col

but i spent 3 days a week in newark. tell you it's a mess. there. the city. didn't honor system in allowing these businesses why would they get. and on the 31st anniversary of the passing of 88. >> i'm making a stand and said. no. >> for more than 60 million americans living with disabilities. days so much more than a law is a source of opportunity participation. independent living and respect and dignity. president biden marked the anniversary of the americans with disabilities act on monday. >> jones says making sure all businesses are in compliance with ada should not be a tough ask there's no way in the world that does part it program is going to continue the blocked my path and the path many others like me who have mobility challenges now jones has since filed in ada complaint with the state here at kron 4. we've reached out to the san francisco board of supervisors and the mayor's office of disability. >> but have not yet heard back in the newsroom. noelle bellow kron 4 news. now our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside from our mount tam

. >>> costco is coming to newark.last night the city council unanimously approved a plan to build a costco warehouse and a 319 unit apartment complex. they will both be built at new park mall. it's part of the developer's attempt to revamp and modernize the aging all. the former jcpenney and burlington coat factory's would be demolished to make way for the cosco. here is a rendering of how that costco would look. it would be about 162,000 square feet and include a 32 pump gas station. >>> let's talk about the weekend and the weather, and paul, specifically, fire danger this weekend. >> we talked about the smoke from other fires during our first segment, but the vegetation around the bay area is very dry as well. with some still toasty temperatures and lend our fire danger index is going to be about halfway up the scale on wednesday. potential trouble spots outlined in yellow, where you would inspect them to be, in solano county, eastern contra costa county and far eastern alameda county. but for late july, halfway up

it is incredibly busy here at newark liberty international airport.many passengers coming through here all morning long. and right now this is a scene we are seeing at airports all across this country. this morning, the holiday travel rush is officially under way with the most travelers hitting the roads and skies since the pandemic began. >> aaa is forecasting nearly 48 million americans are going to hit the road, head to the airport or, you know, trains and buses. it's going to be busy out there so pack your patience and get ready for traffic. >> reporter: 3.5 million expected to take to the skies at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson, 1.5 million are expected to travel through that airport alone. denver expecting similar numbers and orlando international airport expecting just 250,000 less than what it saw before the pandemic even started. this as some airlines struggle to keep up with the holiday crush. southwest airlines canceling hundreds of flights per day. more than 200 yesterday. 2,600 canceled in june. the company had been blaming weather as summe

and just take a look how incredibly busy it is here at newark liberty international airport, and it will be busy again on monday when people fly back home. this as cancellations pile up too, southwest today canceling nearly 200 flights and more than 200 yesterday. southwest blames bad weather and very full flights, but abc news has learned the airline also has severe staffing issues. tsa screening more than 2.1 million people on thursday, that's about 50,000 more than the same day in 2019 before the pandemic even began. the pent-up urge to get away also creating a crush on the roads despite the highest gas prices in seven years, even rental car prices are up 300% in some places if you can even find one. >> it's really important that if you're planning a trip, that you reserve a car early. >> reporter: and, whit, the rain doesn't help. you can just see how bad traffic is right now. over the weekend it's going to calm down just a little bit, but by monday afternoon that is the absolute worst time to get back on the road between 4:00 and 5:00 p.m. whit. >> we can definitely see that traffic

we had records fall in boston today. 98. 102 in newark.h the humidity, felt even warmer than that. warnings and advisories up. these are fueling storms. we have severe tomorrow watch up from pittsburgh to boston. a rough night ahead. this slow-moving front comes through tomorrow, but several more rounds of storms could get damaging winds tomorrow, but then some cooling with this. in the northwest, the heat continues east of the cascades, excessive heat warnings up into the weekend. linsey? >> life-threatening weather conditions. rob, thank you. >>> now, to the search and rescue in the condo collapse in surfside, florida. chilling new video surfacing, shot just seven minutes before the building came down. a look inside the building's parking garage at what appears to be a stream of water falling to the floor, as well as debris on the ground. crews are still working round the clock. florida is now asking the federal government for relief crews as they prepare for possible tropical weather. and tonight, a survivor's haunting call to her broth

record highs at la guardia airport and nearby newark. >> it's extremely hot. and i'm working in this crazy weather and i can't take it. >> reporter: new yorkers told not to crank the ac this emergency alert going out. officials warning power outages could be on the way intense heatwave with little relief. how do you beat the heat you drinking water, trying to stay cool? >> a little water, a little fan, a little bit of these windows or something >> reporter: 11 states under heat alerts on the east coast boston hitting a record today firefighters there battling intense flames and temperatures, leading them to rescue some of their own. in oregon, officials received reports of 63 deaths that may be heat-related, 45 in just one county. and in washington state, nbc news has confirmed at least six deaths tied to the heat and throughout the u.s., scorching triple-digit heat over several days, leading to real fears of heat exhausti day one of a heatwa, you're at much more risk because your body has not gotten the breaks it normally gets >> reporter: lester, the good ne

to 180 cities cleveland is the most stressed city followed by detroit, new orleans, baltimore and newarkp five least stressed cities were columbia and maryland followed by nashua, new hampshire, madison, wisconsin, fremont, california, with south burlington, vermont, taking the crown for the least stressed city >> and no coincidence that i think the smaller cities had less stress. >>> i'm talking about everyday pocketbook issues with almost everything we're buying nowadays costing more here's with the details is cnbc's steve sedgwick. hey, steve, good morning >> very good morning, frances. real pressure going to be on jay powell, the chair of the federal reserve when he explains to politicians how inflationary pressures are transitory today because that's been the mantra from the fed as well these numbers are the biggest we've seen since 2008. cpi consumer price inflation was up 5.4% year on year everything we use, used car and truck prices up 45% year on year, truck rental up over 80% year on year, airfare, lodging motels and hotels up around 17%. but the feds still maintaining these pr

last month, newark, new jersey, became the largest cy to embrace guaranteed income, launching a two-yearrogram for 400 low-income residents. and while most of these programs are funded with private funding, in may, california governor gavin newsome proposed $35 million in the state budget to assist local governments in starting their own basic income programs. >> sreenivasan: confederate statues and monuments continue to come down across the country but thousands remain. tomorr a new p.o.v. documentary “the neutral groun”" will premiere on pbs stations. it follows the removal of four confederate statues in new orleans, and explores why some of these symbols hold so much power in america. the film is also a debut for first-time director, comedian and filmmaker c.j. hunt, who joined me to talk about the film as part of our ongoing series, "exploring hate: antisemitism racism and extremism." "the neutral ground," what's it mean? >> number one, we wanted to pick a title that was not very helpful on google. number two, the grassy median between two streets is called the neutral ground so, in

police set up a perimeter getting help from newark and union city, pds and a half hour later, approximately a mile away at a resident. uh when we got the call about the juvenile being found covered in blood, he was taken into custody, family members outside the home friday afternoon, were comforted by friends and neighbors all declined to talk about the couple and their son police are mom. on motive as they tackle many questions. why this occurred how this occurred and what actually took place. if anyone in the area has security video related to the incident or aftermath, investigators want to see it. fremont with its low crime rate, certainly does not expect a homicide in this family oriented area. the suspect is the child of the victims. um, i think that is highly unusual. um and it's a very tragic uh, sad. events all names are withheld because the suspect is a juvenile and the victims still have family being notified. the father's condition is stable, and detectives will be interviewing him in fremont, deborah villalon. ktvu, fox two news. 9 11, a coyote was located in golden gate park a

what's the situation in newark? caller: it's fine in newark. i haven't heard anybody ever get shot in a newark. i'm just saying don't come through columbus to newark. host: what do you think is the difference between the localities? caller: columbus has got more of the drugs going on over there. like the gangs and stuff over there. rather than here. host: ok. keith, ohio, giving us his specter there, comparing it to the major city of columbus. this isn't working right now, but we will try to read some more between and such and so forth. let's hear from kevin. hello. caller: hello, pedro. our crime rate here is about average compared to what has been and we are a 15 minute drive from charlotte. i know that the crime rate spiked, but here we still stand behind and respect the police. i have something else to say since i already said the part you want me to say. the asian gay burn -- asian gay journalist that was beaten by nt for, he posts the faces and it's not white supremacy. it's nt for. white people dressed in black -- host: ok. let's go to m

time he would write a check or does favorite restaurant tourist when his tonight show is based in newark city fell on hard times and even the carson's show was in los angeles he gave the guy a six-figure check. so to did he write a six-figure check to the longtime producer when one of his friends from college showed up in los angeles driving a car passed its prime. carson went out and bought him a new buick. but this was not part of the story about johnny carson. one of the things you have to appreciate when you think about political humor isn't very much a reflection of the times in which it occurs. johnny carson had sounded like stephen colbert in the 1970s. i'm not sure that was -- would have gone over well at all. carson denied in 2005 at the age of 79 it seemed well-suited for less partisan time in which marked his decades on the air. his political attacks generally were bipartisan and very much expressed without meanness. republicans could laugh with him as he joked about nixon or reagan and democratic loyalists could laugh at the jokes making fun of the carter family or john f. ke

shows that you mentioned like the mandler in our shows that were built to attract new customers to newarkvices. disney plus launched with men lauren and mare of east town was one of many properties to draw customers to hbo max. it sounds like they are hitting the right note with the older elite tv business that give out trophies. it acts as a prestigious event that help build out money and talent in hollywood. emily: obviously, big development on the diversity front. the first trans-actress ever nominated. tell us about that. >> that's right. rodriguez becomes the first trans-actress to be nominated for major acting award at the emmys. i think the most surprising thing, if you have seen the performance in the show, there's no doubt she was definitely worthy but just that she had not been recognized before. it just shows that even though they have put a lot of effort into making things more diverse, we still have a long way to go. you would think that because of all the talented people in hollywood doing their jobs well, this would've happened but in 2021 it is happening for the first time

he published anti-semitic pamphlets, he had a black list of jews of newark he was quite an importantspy in new york he actually helped him to escape and after that he was quite a leading figure in new york. this was heartfelt. see what i believe there's quite a lot of questions i am just going to make one final comment which is one of the charters i found really interesting was the one on the hotel. that sounds like a fascinating place. i believe it's now an apartment complex. you speak about some of the things that go on there is fascinating. >> guest: it is i have vivid memories of the hotel when i arrived in the united states with my then wife in 1971 we stayed there. we slept for a while she looked out the window and screamed my thought my god she seen something horrendous. in fact she always screamed she could see macy's in the shop. [laughter] back to my old interest at the hotel. that was quite bizarre the attempt to entice colonel was tipped off because the americans got a tipoff from the british so this never happened. the plot was so improbable. this was a letter sent in ge