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when he passed this design up the line to request permission to use it as an exit nia, his argument was, who is the first true original american, but the american indian? that is why this insignia was approved and used to this day. the other thing that is interesting is of course, the u.s. army who was fighting american indians who were dispossessing them of their lands and confining them to reservations. in the 20th century, it is the army who puts forward american imagery of american indians to represent themselves. when the army did this, they employed the colors of red white and blue to depict the american indian. after world war one, when modern advertising as we know it took off, advertisers started using an image of an american indian for the same reason, to represent what is truly american and quite often when they would depict american indians in their advertising's or on their designs, they would use the colors red white and blue. we see this in the famous land and lakes. how many americans have lend lakes in the refrigerator? you can see the red white and blue. you see the fe

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thank you nia said on the album welcome to all of us i think people are doing this today i am somebody nokia from kampala here in uganda well here's a pic of us and some of the stories we'll be looking up to today. we will show you how random easy i'm going to be slanted and obvious to those of a good and honest sources we will also see who counted syria is supplying schools and green energy state using solar energy to plant how one man in a slum in kenya is a breaking up the fall of what to call toes. we start the show in south africa where a very special body is a tree is the solvent grown one bit also known locally as the front of bot because of its belief that its cry signals the coming of summer rain this species can be found in grasslands from kenya to angola and if it all the way down to south africa however humans are driving the bus into decline well it goes the vision is a not pulling out all the stops to save these clinics incompetent. good good good. even when fitted with tracking devices i'm also going to be hard to find. lucy kemp going to destroy that she's trying to loo

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thank you nia to add to our warm welcome to you all of us i think you put to you just today i am stunned to see no deal from kampala here in uganda well here's a quick look at some of the stories we'll be looking out today. we will show you holly london easy i'm going to be standing under the harvest loss' by moving on to the terraces we will also should look down the journey that is supplying schools and green energy state and using solar energy to plant power one mine in a slum in kenya east of breaking up the fall of what took the tows. we start the show in south africa where a very special body is a tree is the solvent grown from the it also known locally as the fund a bot because of its belief that its cry signals the coming of summer rain the species can be found in grasslands from kenya on it all the way down to south africa however humans are driving the bus into decline well it's goals of vision is are now pulling out all the stops to save these iconic incompetent. even when fitted with tracking devices i'm also going to be hard to find. lucy camp going to destroy that she's try

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to this agreement is an important 1st sign all right eric jones a johns hopkins university and below nia italy professor jones we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you thank you very much for having me. and you thought your trainers or your sneakers were expensive i want you to get a load of this the basketball shoes worn by the american hoops icon michael jordan have just sold at auction for more than half a $1000000.00 that's right they look a bit old fashioned today as athletic shoes go but this pair was among the very 1st so called air jordans made especially for the star of his 1st season in the n.b.a. remember that i didn't sell the b.'s auction house took advantage of the renewed hype surrounding jordan a documentary about michael jordan with the title the last dance and streaming right now on e.s.p.n. and netflix it is currently the most popular documentary in the world not bad would you get that kind of good p.r. journalist k.j. matthews joins me now from los angeles good to see you a.j. i'm going to just start out by saying you are not allowed to ever again c

under the watchful eye of the city's patron goddess imo nia in 2018 at hamburg city hall he renewed his contract as ballet director. in 2023 he will have held the position for 50 years the saudis and i think that i always say it's a welcome. and i decided to carry this burden for another 4 years it's. every autumn the hamburg ballet gives a guest performance in baton bodden even after all these years he still feels nervous and had a premiere. this is production is bernstein dances. it is. it's the same piece that launched the cooperation between the hamburg ballet and the baton baton festival hall 20 years ago. this is fear and it's a place where you can experiment and. i want to open up the packard fly here escape because there's always time here to reconsider the works today and see them in a completely different space not mine initially and somehow i find that very inspiring in spirit machining the. the serene setting helps focus the body in mind here in baghdad and there's a deep appreciation for the dance company from hamburg at the press conference it's obvious that the local medi

each morning on the news and nia angeline gaston l.aduating from city arts in tech in san francisco. look at that smile, she's so happy to be gradual in the fall. she says she's going to be attending san francisco state university so congratulations to you nia and to all of your other graduating classmates as well and you can add your picture to our kron 4 yearbook i love the one of the dog and the mask, a look at you post a picture tells where you went to high school with your plans are for the future always with his dog on the right hand corner there too. >>i have a little fun with that show your pershnality feel free and we'll show it off right here on the morning news absolutely and kron 4 also likes to shine a spotlight on people in organizations that are doing their part to make a difference during this pandemic and today we're highlighting path, san jose they're a nonprofit organization focused on addressing homelessness in the city's downtown streets and when the shelter-in-place order went into effect back in march. they start

he may go to his office at nia. and the only one in his office, if necessary. he will be wearing a mask continually, he says, for 14 days. that's what he tells the director for the centers for disease control. he's in self quarantine for 14 days. full self quarantine. the administrator of the food and drug administration he's in self quarantine also. all three of them are believed to have been in contact with katy miller, the press secretary to the vice president, the vice president mike pence is in charge of the coronavirus task force and out of an abundance of caution, they've gone into self quarantine. i want to go back to dr. james phillips, george washington university hospital. he'sen epidemiologist, former detroit health commissioner. with dr. fauci under what he calls now modified quarantine, wearing a mask for 14 days, staying basically at home, may wind up going to nih. he says no one is there. and he's being tested, he says, every day. thank god he's testing negative. what do you think about that? >> i think that the choices that he's making are diff

fix-it,"nia always there to offer a helping hand.81-year-old electrical plant supervisor lovhi working with hands, from remodeling homes to camping and gold-panning. with every project, he taught his five daughters and son the trad ita proud marine veteran, efore graduating high school, eager to serve hedis bei country. >> woodruff: it is that time of year when graduates u all levels aally "crossing the stage," shaking hands and receiving their diomas. ale t flo quite different-st all of them "virtual." the noti of "commencement," or dee beginning of a new chapter, is tougher for snts to imagine. as part of o ongoing arts and culture series, canvas, we hea now from a variety of leaders in message to my alma mater-- on how to embrace that uncertainty. >> it can be difficult to see >> it's vital we learn the peace and comfort of stepping into the unkn the noise of the world drowns out the sound of you. you have to get still to liste so canou use this diss order covid 19 has wrought? can you treat it as an uninvited guest that's come in

grace, is why it took the nia this long.his has been going on -- i feel like i've been talking about this issue not far, i don't know, eight weeks. why is it taking them this long to gear up these studies? prison where they could have gotten enough patients in the first four weeks of this pandemic. not sure why it would have taken them so long to really start gearing this up. i feel like everyone dragging their feet on something that's practicing physicians have had some success with. some have had great success. >> some of it is the nature of the dash that is that you have a complete lockdown of the areas that are most affected by covid and many of the doctors who would be participating don't have open offices because they were told to shut down. so we didn't have the system in place to really affect during the height of the epidemic. now that we do have it, we are finding that the media and politicians are interfering. >> laura: just really quickly, the medical director -- medical correspondent at nbc that they wouldn't pr

well, my involvement, impart of the emery vaccine treatment evaluations unit which is funded by the nia we together with another site in washington state at kizer are the two sites that were selected to conduct the phase one studies. phase one is the small studies about safety. so it's about to see if you have side effects, if it's tolerated, if there's no problems with the vaccine, that's why it's a small sample. and it was basically just look at whether the vaccine elicits antibodies. and we find that it elyicits antibodies similar to the ones found in the infection. it appears to be safe and appears to produce antibodies. we do not know if that's antibodies produced by vaccine are sufficient to prevent you from getting infected, or protect you or prevent you from getting disease. and that's white phase two and more importantly the phase three will tell -- phase three is the one in which you test for efficacy. does it protect you from getting the disease, or does the vaccine protect you from getting sick with the virus even though it may not protect you from infection but protect you

me bro mance us today's your us nia bonanza brokers. see no time in the new net. long to.sit acting like the other but. most importantly i don't. see that gaining the. cecum the i don't. live. here well no not. hello the weather's looking largely dry and fine across the middle east over the next couple of days but of a breeze setting in for some has to be said system if it doesn't stand to watch out for further north we've got one or 2 showers still in place just around the levant lebanon northern parts of jordan pushing up across into syria seeing some wet weather at whether easing out of turkey heading towards the caspian sea as we go on through sunday further south there we go is largely fired into so fine a dry 40 celsius here in doha that's not hot enough for you well it will cool off as we go on into sunday not for the better i suspect because the winds are going to pick up so we are going to see what it does day as we go on into the early part of next week temperatures fall back to around $37.00 celsius but it is dry as promised dry to across much of northern africa

>>robin coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news pg nia slapped with a record breaking find what you know how much the utility will have to pay for its involvement. >>in the recent wildfires plus contact tracing is part of the guidelines for reopening california. we'll get a look into how ucsf is helping train. thousands of contact tracers. and we'll take you outside for a look at the approach the bay bridge is going to be in dave's words a roast the one outside welcome back everyone the status and p janine with a huge fine for its role in a catastrophic wildfires in 2017 18. >>the state public utility commission is ordering the utility to pay nearly billion in penalties. it's the largest penalty ever assessed by the california p you see most of the money will have to be paid by pg e shareholders million will go for system improvements to prevent similar wildfires in the future money will go to local fire safe councils and other protections for communities. >>in the east bay police have arrested several suspects they say are tied to a violent street gang. federal investigators an

project is owned by vta and operated by bart it's set to begin service on june 13th that's right around niacommission has 14 days to improve safety verification and sign off on passenger service on the 10 mile extension. >>for today but warming up in a big way as we head into the weekend and early next week 8 spiked just in time for the unofficial start of summer. a baidu where it's 6672 by mid-afternoon still some east bay clouds hanging around got a look at >>good morning welcome back we are waking up to cool temperatures are around the bay area but that's going to change we're taking a peek out now walnut creek and the 6 a 24 interchange let's go ahead and check in with days far who's going to tell us more about rapid heat up they're going to be dealing with over the weekend. i dave. >>i'm good morning. marty good morning, everybody and we're going to be a real flavor summer here is going to call heat run is what we have a heat spike coming our way in the central valley, too. numbers will be popping well that 100 degrees is what we're looking at you're seeing lower creek earlier right up

that could mean an increase mabyin energy bills..nia you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lowerplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. >>> it's 6:57 if you're just joining us. seven things to know. at noon governor newsom is planning to announce guidelines for beginning phase two of re p reopening the state and that goes into effect tomorrow but most bay area counties say they will not be starting this new phase. >>> number two, a live look at the big board right now where we are up 358 points. about 90 minutes ago the labor department said 3.2 million people filed for unemployment benefits last week and more than 33 million have filed for aid in the last seven weeks. >>> the fda has approved a possible covid-19 vaccine for phase two of human testing. mederna will expand round two of its trials to include 600 people and then if everything goes well, that vaccine could be approved by 2021. >>> number four, imagine adding 42 minutes to your morning commute. a new study projects a dramatic rise in tr

>> no, senator, not at all as a matter of fact, we at nia as you know have right from the very beginning put our foot right on that accelerator in every aspect, including the development of vaccines and therapeutics as i described in my opening statement, we actually started that in january, literally days after the virus was known and its sequence was published i have never been told by anyone to hold back on the development of any counter measure or any basic research project that we've been involved in. >> thank you, dr. fauci. this question is for dr. redfield dr. redfield we have authorized in this committee and appropriated out of congress -- >> joining us to discuss this morning is the dean at stanford medical school, dr. lloyd minor. dr. minor, it's great to have you back thanks for joining us again. >> thank you it's good to be with you >> i would love to have you just reflect on a couple of the headlines out of the hearing so far. one is fauci talking about eight vaccine candidates at various stages of development and then the admiral talking about testing goals, 40 to 50 milli

day was cut short for some 2 of the 32 new infections reported in the past 24 hours back to school nia sold all students and teachers must wear masks and follow social distancing rules and temperatures are checked in hand sanitizer before entering classrooms while what started as a personal gesture to the memory of his mother has become a landmark in iran's capital the memorial has taken on extra meaning jury described in 1000 pandemic then was ravi has the story from tara. homeowner the bill is mother loved flowers. growing up he remembers their house filled with them. every year since her passing he's planted tulips on a street to honor her memory my plan was to change the sadness of losing my mother and convert it to making other people happier so i now saw that he suffered an accidental head injury and died suddenly planting flowers for her was her son's way of coping with the grief. what began as his celebration of her life has become a major city attraction. a small flower patch 8 years ago now stretches for a city block and sadness at this sad day this year there were fewer visi

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