and just all coincided with the end of the use of agent orange in vietnam. michael newton from oregon state university was getting surplus barrels of agent orange that the air force couldn't use anymore and vietnam and was praising the use of these things. and how they were going to transform forestry forever. when they started to, to spread blanket these huge, clear cut with a lot of a journal orange and drift. some we could smell it and her within a few days our garden was dead. the kids were all sick again, and the dog got so sick he died. carol has been just a tireless champion for uncovering true, factual, scientifically based information and trying to get that for decision maker. oh, these people were just literally their words in an i'm a member senior thinking routes you somewhere you got it, you've got to help these people. they are literally, they know nobody's willing to help them. and i said you've got to produce the experts that have you can produce the experts. i'll take your case on and we'll go, we'll go to battle over the whole suby long num

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it was a mixture of $240.24 t agent orange that was banned in vietnam. and nobody realised that the same chemicals were being used here in a still going on with agent orange was a tremendously destructive omen of a tremendously destructive war. in its own unique way, agent orange was the most destructive instance of chemical warfare in modern history. when i was still 5 years old or something, i read everything. it was still during the war and i read something about all the birds being killed like oil spills. from ships being blown out and that's what i worried about during the war was all those birds come in like that. he helped me and i started reading letters. i'm not sure who i sent them to or wanting some. what did take care of those birds, please? maybe that was the beginning of my active fisma. but noon we moved here and 74. the kids were just part of this landscape and they were down along the river. they knew everything that lived down there. my kids loved it, i mean they were part of it. there were beavers and otters in the river then too, of c

but the most notorious was the use of agent orange to take away the forest cover. take away the insurgence capability to hide and conduct gorilla ambush operations. but once the overall war escalated, the deflation program just sort of followed rather mindlessly right behind it. spring, millions of gallons of highly concentrated herbicides indiscriminately over vast areas of forest. many times over is chemical warfare. it was highly destructive and it was massive. it was a weapon of mass destruction ah brain chance was c. dave, for the herbicide to fully program run by the air and i was sent over to vietnam and may of 1971 to do the final historical right up of the ranch and program. i had made friends with the young army lieutenant over there and he came to me one afternoon and said we have received orders from headquarter vistas. 1971. we are to dr. computer aeration, not downloaded and shipped to wash. john t said, he said, if you want any of that information for your report, you're going to have to come with me tonight and we'll go over to mac v headquarters ra

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you were forced to wear orange from head to toe. why wear orange now?antánamo, the psychologist and the icrc told me, "wow! if you see the orange color, you will be be shocked, if you heard the --." i said, "no, this is part of my life, and i will never let guantánamo change me." i choose to fight to close guantánamo and to try to help anyone who are wrongly detained or, you know, stripped his freedom, because i don't want anyone to suffer the same fate i have suffered, although i have made peace with guantánamo. i almost, like, every day talk about guantáno, write, talk, give interviews and so on. my other brothers, they don't want to remember because it's like a trauma. it reminds yourself over and over agn. but for me, i took it in another way. and, alhamdulillah, i have some kind of strength. allah subhanahu wa ta'ala gives me strength. so i would use that strength to support those helpless people and also to bring the truth about guantánamo. so i use my social one and my emails and my names everywhere. and i use the orange color all the time also t

. >>> the treat of the day is with oranges. these oranges are mainly for juice. the orange juice.e coming out of texas and florida and they are in the market and let me tell you, the juices, two or three, you get a glass of orange juice. they that good and loaded with nutritional value. look how beautiful they are on the inside. look at that and the aroma. that's sunshine. now, best way to select it. simple. you want to make sure like all citrus heavy for their size, nice and smooth around the outside. a little bit of greening is okay. not naval. stir them on the counter, not the fridge. store them in the fridge and the juice may turn into pulp. just squeeze it. i'm your fresh groceremem eat f and stay healthy. the aroma out of this world. >>> a new report looking at the state of lung cancer across the country. at three where california stands in screenings, diagnosis, and life saving treatments. >>> let's get a final check of weather with mary. >> and you can see on our sales force tower camera. catching a bit of clearing out there. highs a bit above average and a chilly night ah

but it shows that the guy running in orange bright orange long sleeve shirt to this corner over here where you can clearly see the man kidnapping georgiana now boy. now take a look at this video. it's very clear the guy's wearing bright orange long sleeve shirt. and you can see exactly what we're talking about here. he we pause defreeze. you can see who this guy is and he continues on to the corner, which is fulton guerneville roads and shoves her in a minivan and then they closed the doors and they take a right and they're off. this happened before the eyes of her own family. georgiana bamba loy and she's 15 years old. can you imagine these terrifying moments here at this arco gas station on guerneville road it happened around one 15 yesterday afternoon fanboys described as a 5 feet. 6 inches tall girl with long dark hair. she was lasting black jeans and a black sweatshirt with cherries on. and you can see your picture. police and chp have identified the man they believe took the girl. they released his name and all of his info in the amber alert that was released this morning. 20 y

all of the other counties are in orange, including san francisco and marin, that were in the yellow tier this week. we have a team of reporters to bring us the latest on the covid front. sergio quintana in san francisco. and we need to dig deeper in the numbers. >> some of the counties that were considering easing the masking rules, going into the orange and red tiers are going to push the plans back. for one county that's lifted its mask mandates, they say going back into the orange does not mean they're going to be reinstituting the mask mandates. in marin county, where more than 90% of eligible residents are vaccinated, the county health officer says they are not worried about sliding back a bit. they are tracking other factors, too. >> the day we moved into the orange tier was the first day in four months that we had no one in the hospital with covid-19. zero hospitalizations. >> marin's public health officer said it wouldn't make sense to reinstitute mask rules after the transmission rate went up because no one is going to the hospitals because of covid-19. hospital capacity across

he is 5'7", thin, brown hair and eyes, last seen wearing an orange shirt and black pants.ant to show you the girl's picture. she's 5'6", long dark hair last seen wearing black jeans and a black sweat shirt with green and red cherries on it. officers believe they could be headed to southern california so the alert is also active in orange, san diego, los angeles, riverside counties. there are a lot of questions about what if any relationship the two might have had before this. we will keep you posted on the ongoing amber alert. >> reporter: i am live at kaiser in san jose, thousands of union employees are set to hold a 24 hour strike throughout northern california in solidarity with kaiser engineers. take a look at kaiser in san jose. we have seen a couple people start to show up. there is a sign that says local 39 strike against kaiser day 62. the international union of operating engineers, stationary engineers, local 39, has been bargaining with kaiser for several months. sf chronical reports members with several unions are set to start the strike and kaiser nurses repres

last week in orange substantial tier and now we and many others in red. all the counties in orange substantial transmission tier like the state. many had been in the yellow, moderate tier but good news, not seeing a spike in deaths or hospitalizations, vaccines are doing their job. >>> balloons and bubbles for children getting vaccinated this weekend. plenty showed up to get children first dose of the approved pfizer vaccine. atmosphere was friendly. organizers aware that getting any shot comes with anxiety for many younger children but despite the nerves, excitement and relief as well. >> they're safer, we have elderly parents in our home and want to make sure they stay safe as well. this enables one more step so that our family -- family members can't get sick. >> health leaders on the peninsula rolled out the red carpet you saw to make kids feel at ease. clinic at san mateo county is superhero themed. supervisor told us there were 300 appointments for today and all booked up. >>> berkeley is taking clinics to the children. elementary once of the first

this was orange and she gave me what seemed a great explanation that she's gotten guidance to turn the orange so i better vaccinate my daughter. >> same thing happened to you, something similar? >> something similar but a little bit different. our story was we went in, we were excited to get the vaccine, same kind of story but we were not aware was getting another diluted does. it was a purple, and we had the orange but it was over diluted so we were not notified until a few days later. >> for something as important as this, the vaccine in children. there's been a big push to get vaccines into the kids, how is this allowed to happen? >> it is frustrating. it shouldn't be happening, especially how many times it has happened. i would have thought by now maybe the county needs to do something a refresher training or something needs to be done so this is prevented from happening again. laura: i to read the response from the loudoun county healthy from, the virginia treatment of health is made aware they improperly administered vaccine formulated for those 12 years and older children age 5

but 2 of the people, this is agent orange is coming up at 1st we'll check the headlines and the u. n. is calling for the release of 16 of its local staff is detained in ethiopia, capital addis ababa. it comes at a time of escalating conflict between ethiopia, central government, and rebel forces in the countries north. as far as i know, no explanation given to us by why these are the staff members are, are detained. ah, the, there are 16 remaining in detention. and 6 have been released so that that's the breakdown. they come from various un agencies, they're all national staff. it is imperative that they, that they be released. meanwhile, an african union envoys traveled to ethiopia. i'm horror and are far regions in a diplomatic pushed to and the conflict rebels from ethiopia to grow. i region of advanced closer towards the capital was the you and wants the conflict risks spiraling into a wide, a civil war. poland prime minister mateus model, which he has accused rusher of being behind, the wave of migrants trying to enter the country through belarus. he says moscow's actions thre

they weren't about oranges. they were about orange men, who were scot irish presbyterians, supported william of orange in his fight against the catholic king, james ii. of course you all remember this from your core classes. every year in july, orange men back in ireland would have parades, they would march through and celebrate the victory of protestants to catholics. it carried over into the new world, and carried over violently, where in new york city, 1870, 1871, orange men would march through irish-catholic sections of the city, rubbing their faces in it, and riots ensued. so that's an example of how old world resentments carried over into the new. but tweed himself is the example of the possibilities of american life. he is of that same stock but many of his followers, now, most of his followers in politics were in fact irish catholics. tweed did not carry those old resentments over. tweed realized that he was in a cosmopolitan city, many different ethnic groups. ethnic groups could vote, and you don't get

some of this is agent orange exposure in vietnam, a lot of it is medical care. as veterans get older and the majority of veterans in the country -- i should not a majority, but you got 18 million veterans in the country and a good centage, half of them are over the age of 50. they have complicating health issues. not just military issues, but aging issues. the costs have gone up there. and we have seen things over the years like the post 9/11 g.i. bill, a massive expansion of benefits for veterans who served. i talked to members of congress about this, and everyone wants to make sure the money is not rising out of control or being wasted, but they also want to see veterans services expanded. if anything, they want to see more veterans brought into the system and help them, and that costs money. host: as leo shane noted, in 2020, it was around $50 billion, $40 billion. look out it has grown -- look how it has grown. go ahead? guest: we have seen some members of congress start to bristle at that number and say, we've got to put an end to this and make sure it is r

they identified it as the second ship under investigation in the spill. >>> gorgeous orange sunset. look at that. over san francisco, a welcome change from the misty and foggy weather yesterday. it was beautiful all over the bay area. >> nicely done, darren. do you have more? >> we are keeping it, and what you did not see as we have been getting patchy fog in the morning and tomorrow we are getting rid of that as well. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. a live view from treasure island looking back at the city. the reason why we clear things out is because the situation that otherwise would have had us a little stressed. there will be an offshore wind event happening later tonight. normally, that would have been a big fire with a concern for us but since we have gotten so much rain, we don't have to be concerned about that as the mountains have gotten plenty of rain and we are out of fire season. mid to upper-50s right now and watch the visual. offshore winds, the brighter it gets, the stronger the winds. through the overnight, the classic scene, that is the offshore wind. if we look

they were called the orange riots. they weren't about oranges. [laughter] they were about orange, orange men were scottish presbyterians who centuries earlier had supported william of orange in his fight against the catholic king, james ii. of course, you'll remember from your core classes. every year in july orangemen back in ireland would have, would raid. they'd kind of march through catholic areas of northern ireland celebrating this victory of rot instants over catholics -- protestants over catholics. it's not just an old world thing. it's caroled to over into the new world and carried over violently where in new york city new york city, orangemen would march through irish catholic sections of the city kind of rubbing their face in it, and riots ensued. that's an example of how old world resentments carried over, but tweed is representative of the possibilities of american life. most of his followers in politics were, in fact, eye -- irish catholics. tweed realized that he was in this cosmopolitan city, many different ethnic groups. ethnic g

they want about oranges affect they were orange men, scotch irish presbyterian, centuries earlier supported william of orange and his fight against the catholic from king james the second, he will remember this. every year in july back in ireland, they would have a parade, marched through catholic areas of the island celebrating this victory. it's not just an old world thing. it was carried over to the new world, carried over violently wearing new york city in 1871, orange men what marched through irish catholic sections of the city, rubbing their face in it and riots ensued so that's an example of how old world resentments carried over into the new but tweed himself, the possibility of american life, many of his followers in politics or irish catholic. tweed did not carry resentments over. tweed realized in the city, many ethnic groups, ethnic groups but also vote and you don't get votes alienating people or dragging out the old battle but by native anglo perspective, there's a little more american by virtue. this opened up to the catholic community especially the irish catholic community.

they weren't about orange. orange men men were scotch irish presbyterians who had supported william of orange in his fight against the catholic king james ii. of course, you all remember this from your core classes. every year in july rj men back in ireland would have -- would parade. they would kind of march through catholic areas of northern ireland celebrating this victory of protestants over catholics. it's not just an old world thing. it's carried over into the new world around carried over violently where in new york city 1870, 1871 orange men would march through irish catholic sections of the city rubbing their face in it, riots. tweed himself is an example of the possibilities of american life. he is of that same stock, but many of his followers, most of his followers in politics were irish catholics. tweed did not carry those old resentments over. tweed realized that he was in a cosmopolitan city, many different ethnic groups. ethnic groups also could vote and don't get votes by alienating people or dr

. >> kpix 5's andrea nakano tells us every county is now in the cdc's orange or red tear. >> reporter: here in marin county, health officials say this is just going to be part of this next normal. they say they are going to expect to see these ebbs and flows throughout the winter. the case here and there will make a huge difference, especially in a small county like marin. it's not just out happening here in marin county, but the entire area is under cdc's substantial or high transmission categories. marin and san francisco were the only two that dropped down into the yellow or moderate category for some time. laney hendrix, the public information officer for marin, says the county was on the higher edge of the yellow category. this isn't a surprise at all. she says this back and forth between yellow and orange will probably happen for a while, and transmission rates won't be the only factor in reissuing stricter mandates. >> just because we moved into orange today my doesn't mean we will hurry and reissue mask wearing, because the other two criteria are still looking good. or than 80

they issued an amber alert for l.a., san diego, orange and riverside counties.rra johnson will have a live report. >>> thousands of kaiser health care workers will walk off the job for a one-day sympathy strike. bob redell joining us live from outside a kaiser facility in redwood city. what kind of impact could this have on patients? >> reporter: kaiser says their emergency rooms could have longer wait times. optical services are shut down today. lab and radiology departments could be closed or under reduced hours. outpatient pharmacies could be closed today and tomorrow. and some elective surgeries and non-urgent appointments could be cancelled. this, again, because of a one-day sympathy strike taking place at 7:00 at this kaiser hoe case behind me in redwood city and 20 other kaiser lo the bay area and central valley. it's to show sympathy with kaiser engineers who have been on strike over pay and alleged unfair labor practices. the strike comes despite the fact that kaiser recently came to tentative agreements with health care workers and pharmacists who also

. >>> orange county district attorney announces a new change in dealing with drug-related deaths. >>>eporter michelle has more by the office made this change. >>> losing my son has been the worst thing i have ever experienced. >> 20-year-old elijah from seal beach, alex is also 20 and 14- year-old alexander, a middle school student all beloved children, all poisoned by fentanyl. >> in the orange county coroner's office this 450 drug- related deaths that are pending toxicology. i'm going to tell you it's probably going to be true, consistent with everything we are seeing that those deaths are already going to be and are related to fentanyl. i'm not going to let drug dealers get away with murder. is not going to happen any barbara >> does a good attorney isn't lamenting what riverside da mike started a year ago. convicting drug dealers for murder. >> riverside county in 2016, there were two fentanyl related deaths. this year we are on pace to have between five and 600. was experts say this is all it takes to kill, a few specks of fentanyl disguised what the user thinks is a legitimate p

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look at that yellows and oranges up in the north bay.infall moving in during that period. while the rest, the bay area, just some lighter showers. look at san jose sailing fairly dry through that period and that changes overnight. tonight we get in toward 10 o'clock or so, lou, that all around the entire bay area. we're talking about some pockets of some heavy rainfall, maybe even an isolated thunderstorm specially that front pushes through. i think we're going to see some cold air on the backside of that may be just enough to cause some rumbles of thunder to pop up around the bay area into early tomorrow morning. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning. i think maybe some scattered light showers. but most the heavy rain love ended. but the damage will be done to be some ponding out there on the roadways tomorrow, morning's commute could be pretty slick out there. guys, back to you. all right, lauren, still ahead, tonight, a warning tonight from san jose police about a phone scam to the callers are targeting. >> but first, the fallout c

you can see a lot of green and even some yellow and orange across the bay area and that suggests it is really coming down. lawrence is standing by and we still do need a lot of rain just by how we got that last time we have that atmosphere river yeah, we certainly do. this. doesn't look like a strong the storms that last one looks like move to a more quickly. but. >> it is tapping some of that subtropical moisture. so we'll see a significant amount of rain through the bay area, especially overnight by tomorrow becoming more scattered showers popping up around the bay area. but you can hear the storm is going to come home and through tonight with some very gusty winds right now. the wind just beginning to pick up at least along the coastline. and we're seeing some rain drop showing up as well. but the radar showing you we've got a long way to go here tonight. but this storm system just getting going out there right now. some of the pockets of rain begin to intensify. you see just off the coastline. you've got a heavier band of rain that is about to move on shore. let's track that for yo

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you can see the man in the picture from surveillance video orange long sleeve shirt, black pants and a hat while the abduction happened just before 00:00pm in the afternoon a missing person report wasn't 1004 until for 10 in the afternoon. so go figure out what happened within those 2 hours. police say the victim's parents told them several men forced their daughter into a dark colored vehicle. but upon further investigation. it appears maybe just and of course, still some questions remaining. we do have a picture of the car, a green 2007 chrysler town and country minivan but the temporary texas license plate and maybe you have seen this car around. maybe it sticks out to you in a lot of people have dash cam video to the these days. so this is the license plate. it's 1, 2, 4, 7, 8, you as an umbrella. 3 amber alert was issued for that girl this morning at 2.50. and that's for the areas of los angeles. riverside orange san diego and those those are the counties there specifically putting this amber alert out to. we've got a station pretty much in every major city in this state. so we

and you can see that bright orange long sleeve shirt while the abduction happened just before 00:00pm in the afternoon. police and filed for a missing persons report or respond until for 10 in the afternoon. so one question we're going to try answer this for you this morning is why did it take so long to do that. what happened in the meantime, police say the victim's parents told them several men forced their daughter into a dark colored vehicle. but upon further investigation. it looks like they're only talking to the media at least about one man in particular. and that's the 20 year-old we just showed you. >> also have a picture of the car involved. a green 2007 chrysler town and country minivan with a temporary texas license plate and that rage 1, 2, 4, 7, 8, you 3 in. of course, you know, remember that right off the bat. so we have that on our website kron 4 dot com. it's all over social media to take a look at it, especially if you are in this area yesterday. >> maybe you're an uber or lyft driver. lot of them have dash cam video like video sources. so that could be useful as wel

the agent orange of our generation. we all are infuriated with the way that our vietnam veterans were denied and their care was delayed and their recognition had been postponed when they were saying that we're sick. their children are born malformed. they're infertile. they have other issues and syndromes and symptoms that are life-threatening and debilitating and she's saying this is the agent orange of our generation and she knew she was going to die. she knew that her days were limited. she knew that pancreatic cancer is the most aggressive cancer that causes death within months after diagnoses. she didn't give up. despite the v.a. denying her the recognition that it was the burn pits that caused her pancreatic cancer, she didn't give up. despite the v.a. denying her the benefits that she needed for her family, she didn't give up. and her dying wish was to ensure two things. one was that other veterans didn't have to struggle through a system that denied and delayed and did not recognize her illness so that she said,

number one, orange pillar in the world for 25 years straight. all right, so alex, let's get down to business here. i mentioned you are at the amber app, something people can look up at the on ramp for bitcoin. now, we are both in el salvador racially. you, you had a, you had a 1st hand look at it. it might be quantization your thoughts. i mean, it's not hypo, the quantization there at the moment. it's hypo chiva. i zation at the moment. i thought we were engaging a bit of hyperbole. yes. you, i set the tone indeed him to work with me on this. ok. ok, we're getting there and it's obviously rushed. i don't think many people know what the hell's going on yet, but hey, it's, it's a process. i mean i orange pill, the taxi driver, not the taxi driver. the. the. what's the other company dba? yeah, yeah. so, so look, i mean it's a step in the right direction. as soon as the big city thing was announced, that was waiting for all of the big, the big win twitter stuff to go crazy. and obviously some people are like, it's a trap and not a bit more because c

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agent orange was the most destructive it's chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. you helicopters flying over the ridge, bringing something and i didn't even see the 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange on out there with lou and ali inside indo are here, top stories on out is there. the us house of representatives house voted to pass a one trillion dollar infrastructure bill. it had repeatedly stalled off to differences within the democratic party as one of the biggest upgrades of roads, railways, bridges, and airports in the us. another vote on a social welfare bell will be held later in the month. hardy. j. castro has moved from washington dc. this is the finale to a month long game of brings been shipped that we've seen displayed within factions of the democrat.

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agent orange was a toxin. it was meant to be used in battle.t had unanticipated long term effects you are suffering with. this is what i would say. like everyone, you are wane out the risk of getting covid by not being vaccinated as an unvaccinated person. in my view, at the age that you are and with an underlying condition, if you were to get covid, your chance of dying from covid is substantially more than a healthy 40-year-old if you were to get covid. the vaccine is much safer relative to your getting covid. having underlying diseases like agent orange exposure, the protection is there. people are doing well. i would encourage you to get the vaccine. talk to your doctors at the v.a.. that's what all of us are wayne, the relative risk of getting covid versus having a side effect from the vaccine. host: joe is in iowa. caller: thank you for this gentleman. he's very articulate. i appreciate his information. i am vaccinated. i am going to get the booster as well. i am a caregiver to my mom and my grandfather. my elderly grandmother passed away

agent orange was the most destructive instance chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge, bringing something and they didn't even see the kid's foot 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange on out, is there a ah ah, one of the top stories here now to 06 posted in rights groups recently designated terrorist organizations by israel, say at least 3 of their actors have had their phones hacked. and they say these radio spyware to pegasus was used on their phones for more than a year. economic and humanitarian crises in afghanistan, a deepening well food program has for its weight behind calls, the international community on freeze assets. more than half the population doesn't know where the next meals are coming from. the african union is holding an emergency meeting, as ethiopia is year long. conflict against ryan rebels intensifies hundreds of thousands of people rallied on sunday in several

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