who was this. >> colonel tom parker was not a colonel and his name wasn't tom and he wasn't even a parkerreal name was andreas van kiss, he jumped ship from holland, had no american pass port, just wanted to get into the circus business, which he was. and he represented a few, he represented eddie arnold promoting his career then one day he heard about this young guy who was ripping up the record that everybody was listening to. he thought he was black. turned out he was white. and then he happened to see him perform one day on, in louisiana at the louisiana hayride and paid no attention to what, my boy, he paid no attention to what the boy was singing. he looked at what the effect was on the audience. and it is one thing to see young girls to be excited by the likes of elvis pressley but when their 40 year old moms also are literally having feelings that maybe they shouldn't have in public, he said hmmmm, i might be able to make some money at this. cuz ma'am, what was it that was so-- oh honey, is he just a big hunk of forbidden fruit, forbidden fruit is sold at a premium in most superma

have been no elvis without colonel tom parker. >> your future, mr.ing before you. recording contracts, television, even hollywood. >> so many images of elvis, tom, very few images of colonel tom parker. >> you couldn't pick him out if you didn't know what he looked like. you'd think, who's the creepy tourist trying to get close to elvis? what he saw, not just the girls, but the girls' mothers, and also the men who suddenly became like, oh, this only comes around once in a generation. i know what to do with this. >> to mark the elvis presley anniversary, colonel parker is playing host in the elvis suite -- >> reporter: much mystery surrounds the colonel's life. one of the few tv interviews he wanted was with "nightline's" ted koppel. >> elvis' success was part elvis, part colonel parker. >> reporter: using this as source material for the role. >> the trope is he was an evil guy who manipulated elvis. even priscilla said, elvis could have said no. there would have been a price, but he could have said no. >> reporter: when the colonel got elvis into liv

the district says we recognize that some individuals are upset at the closure of parker. we would ask that they choose a different means of protest and one that doesn't disrupt the procedures of staff and the need to close the school year. parents say the district closure plan disproportionately affects students of color and demanding the board reverse it's the decision. >> if they are not going to do right for our children we will do it ourselves and they can't stop us so they need to stop try. >> reporter: the group plans to hol classes and stay in the school until the district meets their demand. >>> 4:37 for you this morning. shifting focus. ahead here on today in the bay. the changes one of the world's biggest sports drink is making and the impact it will have on the sports world. plus. >>> for i can't stop falling in love with you ♪ ♪ >>> heart break hotel. the reason that this chapel in vegas may be gone for good. stay with us. you are watching news in the bay. i wanted to show them something that wasn't an illusion. something that was real... creation, is an act o

all puppeteered by colonel tom parker, played by tom hanks.for breath, as you would expect from baz luhrmann. that's what we like about his signature style. this is the can, can, can frenetic atmosphere. but here it needs a bit of drama. it needs to work out why elvis is caught up in this act, caught in the trap, as it continually says, from suspicious minds. why is he in this trap? why can't he get out? what's his problem ? what's he thinking? and i don't think i ever really got to know. huh. beautiful as it was, itjust is a series of people going, "oh, oh," reaction shots about, "0h, we're about to hear a hit number. 0h, isn't he six?" and, "his hips are about to shake. isn't he naughty?" because there's an interesting tale about the tom hanks character. by all accounts, not a nice character and took a huge percentage of all elvis's earnings. 50%. and i mean, you could get a lot of drama out of that, a lot of real tension out of that fact. yeah, elvis seems to be quite happy with the relationship. he seems to sort of say, "well, i owe him ev

that includes parker live in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman, kron, 4 news. you, apple's annual worldwide developers conference is back in person. >> the company's first in-person event in 2 years unfolded. new software upgrades and products. our country's justin campbell live from apple campus with a all the latest. do tell justin. and that's right. this conference usually just showcases the next version of its operating systems. but today. >> big surprise. new mac pro computers on the way. apple ceo tim cook making an appearance at monday's wwdc 2022. >> where the company revealed its next line of you're looking at apple's new mac book air powered by the company's own second generation. him to chip. it's thinner, lighter and faster mac books will be available in july. i think the new macbook air looks really great. super slam. super cool looking. i think people are really going to like that and because people are always looking for new hardware and that's exciting to them that something they can gravitate to. o'donnell, president of technology says says app

frustrated parents took over parker elementary as the district closed it. velena jones tells us more about who is teaching students. >> reporter: these are the tents parents and family members camping out in since wednesday since parker elementary officially closed for today they are reopening the school on their own, sending a strong message to the district, they are not going anywhere. oakland unified says corker elementary is closed but school is back in session. >> is coming true. >> reporter: classes look different with volunteers acting as teachers. parents say they do what they have to to keep their kids safe. >> this is a very unsafe part of the city. life is fast. and where there are small communities that are close this is how we shelter our kids. >> reporter: the mom of two parker students has been protesting the closure of the school with dozens of parents and teachers. >> we need the school because the others wills are further away, which is a more dangerous walk. >> reporter: despite trespassing warnings, community members are camping at the s

king of rock �*n�* roll, elvis, and the man who discovered him, played by tom hanks, colonel tom parkergo back right to the beginning of the story where elvis was a country boy, around country fairs with gospel and country at his heart, and then colonel parker discovers him at the fairground and realises he might have a hit act on his hands. what were you thinking? i don't know what i'm thinking. please, lord, don't let him hurt my baby. hurt him?! looks like they want to... # baby, baby, baby! now, i don't know nothin' i about music, but i could see in that girl's eyes — _ he was a taste of forbidden fruit. she could've eaten him alive. he was my destiny. laughs. it already looks very glitzy. it's a long film. is it like that all the way through? it is kind of like that all the way through, it doesn't let up, the lizardly gaze of tom hanks looking at his prey there almost, elvis, played by newcomer — relative newcomer austin butler, who's got a difficultjob on his hand given that everyone's impersonated elvis over the days. can he do more than an elvis impersonation? not really — not r

parents activists say they reopen this site as what they're calling parker community school and theysay they're providing some are educational programming, nutritious meals and activities for students who they say are at risk of losing the only public elementary and middle school in their neighborhood. >> parker elementary school is the only k through 8 school in this area. community day. school is the only service of its type in oakland. it's a last chance school with this schools slated for closure. the gap between public education and incarceration becomes even smaller. these children will have no other option and will end up in juvenile hall. >> activists have said they want the school board to reverse its decision to close parker. they're also calling for the superintendent to create a plan to provide and adequate learning program for community day school students in partnership with affected families and educators. the big picture here, oakland unified, says they have a fiscal crisis which forced them to close about a dozen public schools this year. and next year, pam. ken, we'

parents want to vote by the school board to reopen parker. that another school community day school remain open that's where many expelled students end up and they want the district to rescind its decision to close grade six through eight at la. escuelita elementary oakland unified says the vast majority of students and staff at parker have already accepted placement at other schools. we had to accept elsewhere and we had to accept a neighborhoods that are near here. most of our middle schoolers are going to elmhurst which is over 25 blocks away. many of the kids are used to walking to school since parents took over the facility. the school district has made it clear that they are not allowed to be there. at the same time still parents continue to organize summer programs like stem classes other activities such as gardening and chess or being taught. here's how the district as responded to those programs the district has serious safety concerns about what these individuals are doing on the closed campus. we continue to demand that they seize

today some parents reopened parker elementary. in protest. parents and volunteers began offering summer school classes to local students. around 20 kids attended today. the parent take over is part of a long running otto convince the district to keep the school and several others open. >>> if you're going to come in here and randomly close our school, we're going to come in here and just keep it open. >>> the district says the parents are trespassing but says they understand some parents are upset. they're asking them to find another form of protest. the district has also said the closure of parker and other schools is necessary due to declining enrollment and budget short falls. so how is this all working? joining me now nbc's mely in a jones at parker elementary today. just explain to us here, how did the parents get inside the classrooms today? and who is teaching? >> so here's the thing, the parents never left the school. so when classes officially closed last week, parents decided to camp inside of the school. they have cots. they have b

baz luhrmann�*s long awaited biopic of the king elvis and the man who discovered him, colonel tom parkeron drama — a drama being made in a prison where inmates put on samuel beckett's waiting for godot. they do have time on their hands, after all. and then i will not let you down — it's george michael freedom uncut. will it be any good? you've got to have faith, jane. excellent. plenty more puns where they came from. let's start with elvis. i mean, i love a lot of baz luhrmann�*s work. so tell me, what's it like? yeah, this is the man who made strictly ballroom, moulin rouge, the great gatsby. he's got this typically frenetic style, and here he is taking on the myth, the legend, the king of rock and roll, elvis, and the man who discovered him played by tom hanks, colonel tom parker. let's have a look as we go back right to the beginning of the story where elvis was a country boy around country fairs with gospel and country at his heart. and then colonel parker discovers him at the fairground and realises he might have a hit act on his hands. what are you thinking, jimmy? i don't know wha

my colleague myroslava gongadze met matthew parker in poland. a veteran of the us army who served in iraq decided to help ukraine defend itself from russian aggression. see his story further in the story on the way to ukraine. american veteran parker first arrives in in warsaw, the capital of poland , he is one of many volunteers from all over the world who announced to help ukrainians defeat the russian attack in the parker international region helps train the ukrainian military, i don't have any special expectations. tell me what to do , show me how many soldiers we have, show me what weapons we have, then i'll understand what i have to do now. i'm just a person in a car going to work. as a veteran with 22 years of experience says, his combat days behind now matthew considers his main task to help protect ukraine and stop the war in 2022 why are we fighting at all why haven't we reached the point when we can just sit down and agree on all issues and agree and not fight and this applies to all of us already our society is mature enough this is

the parents of parker elementary school, who staged a month long sit in drew up this resolution that we voted on tonight it would require the school district user grant that have been set aside for schools that we're facing closure. to keep schools open. the board received more than 2000 letters supporting that resolution. this is an in person meeting that we held at la escort leaders school beginning at six p.m. this evening, or parents can join the meeting by way of zoom. ktvu sally rasmus will be here with the full report at the bottom of this hour. police and pleasant tint have now launched an investigation after an suv owner fired his gun at two would be car thieves. it happened before dawn yesterday morning in the kenyan meadow candle complex, not far from 5 80. investigators say the suv owner left his condo and walked out into the parking lot after hearing some noise outside, and that is when he confronted two men who are trying to steal his dodge durango. he was pepper sprayed. hearing what he believed was a shot. uh he had been armed with the gun and fired three shots. no on

and finding out that colonel tom parker's name was not colonel tom parker it was actually andreas vanot have a passport he was an illegal alien and was named some sort of bogus kentucky colonel by the -- i don't know, the lexington city council one day turned that into a military rank and called himself a technical advisor. >> seth: when you got -- this is the first time you've worked with baz luhrmann, and obviously you've seen his films. i can only imagine what it's like to work - so unique. was working with him what you expected >> baz makes coffee nervous. [ laughter ] he is the hardest working guy there is and this is so funny so we -- austin, who played elvis, he worked on this movie for two years. i was on it for about six months and he would -- he would always be saying, "i don't want to see -- what page is this now you just wait. we'll wait we'll wait you'll see new pages in two weeks. two weeks, there'll be new pages. there was never two weeks. no new pages ever came in. we'd come in at the beginning of the day. he'd say, "okay, today's work. have you seen the pages? "yeah,

activists have said they want the school board reverse its decision to close parker elementary.e already went over that. up next, russia is leveling more threats at the west over aid to ukraine. but the u.s. and its allies are not backing down from delivering the help that they have promised. our washington correspondent hannah brandt explains. >> the to and russian officials warn they will retaliate new ways that the u.s. cents longer-range missiles to the ukrainian military general mark milley says our support won't stop the united states. >> and the allied countries are providing significant amount of support ukraine and that will continue and state department spokesman ned price echoed that commitment. we have also provided our ukrainian with economic support with humanitarian support. and we continue the same time to impose those significant cost over the weekend russian airstrike specifically targeted western military supplies and the kremlin says their attacks destroyed tanks given to ukraine by foreign allies claimed the ukrainian government disputes. >> u.s. officials a

. >> parker k through 8 school in oakland. it's one of the schools. >> district officials voted to shut down but parents and students aren't letting that happen and instead they are living inside parker and they've been doing so since may 25th, which was the last day of classes at the school. since then, parents started running a community school at parker with summer activities for kids and offering meals. and they're doing this for the students who are at risk of losing the only public elementary and middle school in their neighborhood. now, earlier this year, the district decided to shut down about a dozen schools do due to a declining enrollment. but protesters say that this affects black and latino communities. the district says that operating this community school is a safety hazard. they're trespassing and they want the protesters to leave the school. they say there's a lack of background checks on the parents and a lack of protective equipment for the children who are using the skate boards and roller skates. they also

garcia at the center of this protest is parker elementary, k. through eight public schools at the oakland unified school district decided to close as part of a plan to consolidate schools. one week after that official closure. the doors at parker elementary are wide open inside about 10 kids and several adults this morning. we have our our chess classes are reading classes. i'll be teaching the physical activity part, which will be doing roller skating class in the little double dutch group of parents and community volunteers are staging a sit in at parker. they're occupying the school as a way to protest its closure. and they're offering a free informal summer school to neighborhood kids. breakfast and lunch are provided thanks to donations. one of the group's organizers shared these pictures in video with ktvu of breakfast this morning. our cameras were not allowed inside. organizers hope there's summer school protest here will be just the beginning. they'd like to reopen parker permanently as a community school. it's way too important to shut

it offers some sort of learning program at the community day school at parker. now we reached out to the parents protesting at parker and we're waiting to hear back to see where they stand in this deal with the school district. once we know more, we'll be sure to update you. but for now, back to you. thank you very much. camilla. >> it's 6.11, and today in oakland, fast, food, cooks and cashiers plan to go on strike at oscar grant plaza there protesting unsafe conditions with a calling. and amanda, a voice on a landmark bill to protect and empower fast food workers statewide. the protest starts at noon. >> and food service employees at sfo are going to protest at the airport today. they'll be demonstrating asking for better wages and health care benefits. they say their pay and the current benefits just aren't enough for them to live on. as summer travel ramps up, the protest is going to be a terminal 3. it will start at 2.30 this afternoon. >> 6.12. and still ahead, san francisco mayor london breed has to fit cities. new interim district attorney will take a lo

. >>> oakland unified permanently closed parker elementary school.of today, the school is open, and class is in session. sort of. frustrated parents have taken over the school. who is teaching and who showing up to learn? >> reporter: it sounds like a contradiction. oakland's parker elementary's clothes but school is back in session. >> a few come in here and randomly closer school, will keep it open. >> reporter: the district close the school as part of a consolidation plan. classes is starting to look a lot at different with 20 kids attending. volunteers acting as teachers and all of them hoping the door stay open. >> somehow, there is nothing really wrong with this school. some of these kids have known each other for a long time. they will be split up forever. >> reporter: for months, this mom of two students have protested the decision to close parker or merge or close another 11 schools. for her, and many other parents, this fight is about safety. >> this is a very unsafe part of the city. life is fast over here. this is how we shelter our kids.

to reopen parker elementary anytime soon.ched out to the district to find out more about their reaction and their plans to this protest, and we are also waiting to hear from the spokesperson of this organized event. to find out what their plans are with this summer school how long they continue plan to continue offering it to the neighborhood . garcia i expect when you do get to talk with the usd, the first question will ask is, do they have any plans to, you know, move in and shut down the school side, or are they going to let it sort of take its natural? course i imagine. well they haven't said anything officially, so far with regard to that. some of the statements i've seen reported so far have been along the lines of this is not a sanctioned event, and we hope that they find another way to express themselves and their discontent about the school closing, but the district hasn't said anything so far about what their plans are specifically at this location, but we're hoping to learn that from them later this morning, okay,

in brussels. _ response. jessica parker in brussels, thank _ response. jessica parker in brussels, thankk the government's plan to send some asylum seekers who arrive in the uk to rwanda. the first deportation flight is due to take off tomorrow, after a high court challenge to stop it failed. the government says the plan will deter arrivals and stop smuggling gangs. our correspondent sean dilley reports. it isa it is a hotel like many others. inside, one of the room made up ready to receive unwilling guests, refugees forcibly removed from the uk. on friday the high court rejected a bid by four asylum seekers, backed by charities and the pcs union that would seek an injunction stopping the first flight leaving the uk tomorrow. thejudge, mrjustice swift, ruled the rwanda policy needs to be fully examined next month but there was no legally compelling reason to stop tomorrow's first flight. today the court of appeal is being asked whether it will overturn that decision. separately another charity, asylum aid, is asking the court to stop the flight leaving for now because it says refugees we

parker bowles had to be kept secret and to dismiss and even rubbish suggestions that the marriage mightin trouble. there was no precedent for a separated, let alone divorced, prince and princess of wales. it was unthinkable. >> they were effectively leading separate lives. >> prince charles was based in highgrove in gloucestershire. diana was left on her own at kensington palace a hundred miles away. >> they only came together at the weekend when diana would drive down with william and harry and spend the weekend at highgrove. the way the staff told it was that no sooner had the princess' car receded out of view than they could hear the gravel crunching of another car, and that would be camilla arriving. >> camilla was effectively the mistress of the house and would organize dinner parties and other events for a close circle of friends. >> diana was constantly fobbed off. she would raise it with courtiers and they'd just say, it's not true, you're imagining things. >> it was corroding the whole organization. adultery isn't exactly a novelty for the british crown. but in diana spencer, t

herons want to vote by the school board to reopen parker. they are also demanding that another school community day school remain open that's where many expelled students end up and they want the district to rescind its decision to close grades 6 through 8 at la escuelita elementary oakland unified says the vast majority of students and staff at parker have already accepted placement at other schools. we had to accept elsewhere and we had to accept a neighborhoods that are not near here. most of our middle schoolers are going to elmhurst which is over 25 blocks away. many of the kids are used to walking to school since parents took over the facility. the school district has made it clear that they are not allowed to be there at the same time still parents continue to organize summer programs like stem classes other activities such as gardening and chess are also being taught. here's how the district has responded to those programs the district has serious safety concerns about what these individuals are doing on the closed campus. we continu

ktvu sally responses live at parker elementary school in the east month neighborhood of oakland alley the oakland unified school district officially closed parker elementary at k through eight public school last week when the school year ended, but if you take a look at the front door, you'll see there is a table outside. there's some food and drinks a tent set up. the doors are open and inside this building there is about 10 kids and 10 or so adults. the people here say they have classes going on. this is organized as a summer school and unofficial summer school by some parents, volunteers in community members , and they told us their teaching everything from math and chest to double dutch and roller skating. parents and community members decided to occupy the school and reopen it as a summer school this week and into the summer months. parker elementary and other ou whiskey schools were the focus of several rallies and protests this spring after the oakland unified school district board decided to close parker in three other schools this year permanently because of declining enrollm

you read an article by kathleen parker from the "washington 'compost'." she talks about the disaster of the trump presidency. what exactly during donald trump's presidency was a disaster? inflation, gas prices, food prices, baby formula, foreign wars, what exactly was this disaster during the doll trump presidency? we are talking about a theft of an election. like the last caller, i don't need to listen to bill barr or mike pence to know that election was stolen. i have one question. you can answer it, any of your callers can answer it. if there was no theft of that election, why was it necessary in atlanta to lie and say there was a flood where they were counting votes and everyone had to leave? host: nick in florida, who says the former vice president is a coward for not going through with what the former president asked him to do on january 6. let's go to the january 6 public hearing, the third one they held last week on thursday. during that hearing, pete angular showed pictures of former vice president after he was taken to a secure location in the c

skaters took over parker elementary school for a family skate day over the weekend. the school was closed by the district as part of their consolidation plan last week. community members say they want to liberate the school and have it reopened as parker community. activists want the school board to reverse its decision. >> parker elementary school is the only k-8 school in this area. community day school is the only service of its type in oakland. it's a last-chance school. with this school slated for closure, the gap between public education and incarceration becomes even smaller. >> the oakland unified school district released a statement saying, quote, the individuals are trespassing on ousd property, and this program is not sanctioned by ousd. we continue to demand that they cease operating and leave the premises immediately. we also request that they find a different and safer means of expressing their disagreement with the decision that was made almost four months ago. >>> elon musk now threatening to back out of his multi-billion dollar deal to buy twitter. m

parker, i will start with you with the question. so at the beginning of hearing we were talking about the department of interior years federal indian boarding school initiative. and as i'm sure you're aware secretary haaland yesterday released the first volume of findings from that. it's a little over 100 pages but i roosevelt put this week and i would get some time to read through it but it's very moving and powerful what they have managed to uncover. i was also very happy to hear her announced yesterday that she's going to be doing the next year a nationwide tour to gather testimony and stories from people in indian country about the atrocities that were committed at these boarding schools and to try to bring some light and some healing to this process. as the author of the bill testified, we certainly don't want to be duplicating the efforts of the doi here. we want to have this commission be a parallel process that adds meaningfully to what the doi is doing. can you tell us a little bit about how this committee would distinguish

parker. when? >> approximately the middle of march. judy: and she was selling german shepherd puppies. >> not at the time. i just bought the adult female. >> judge judy: so she had an adult female for sale. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: how old was the dog? >> 4. >> judge judy: and why were you selling her? >> she didn't get along with one of my other dogs, and it was creating a safety issue. >> judge judy: had you ever had a litter with her? >> no. >> judge judy: how long had you had her since she was a puppy? >> i had her about a year and a half. >> judge judy: who did you get her from? >> i got her from a breeder who had -- i believe her original story was that she had been returned. someone was going to breed her, but then they had some kind of home issues, so they returned the dog. so the woman who bred her sold her to me. >> judge judy: so you got her when she was 2 1/2. >> yes. >> judge judy: and you never bred her. >> no. >> judge judy: well, why didn't you have her neutered within the

but warby parker do almost all of their business in the stores. they really support it with the online presence. and that's true to o shouldn't tommy john be one business they've barely scratched the surface on market shares it's not like it would be a problem and they eliminate a lot of overheads and be stronger they may want poobe stronger and easier finance going forward that could be true for adore me. and maybe they'd be a stronger business together. we may also see some of the big guys step in remember when walmart bought [ inaudible ]? >> yes but did that go well for them? i love the irony of how the tables have turned the sexiness of all the start ups and now we're looking to suitors as maybe walmart and macy's can come to the rescue. it's very interesting >> none of it have gone well so far. but we know they need these brands wouldn't macy's love to own the brand? what about cvh i mean, i can see why they want them and if you buy them at 50% off, don't they have to say if there's ever a time, now is the time >> are these can companies pro

they're taking over parker k through 8 school in oakland. that's one of the schools that the district decided to shut down. but parents and students, they're not letting that happen. instead, they're living inside that school. they've been doing so since may 25th. that was the last day of classes at that school. and since then, parents started running a community school at parker with summer activities for the kids. and they were also offering meals. they say that they're doing this for the students who are at risk of losing the only public elementary and middle school and their neighborhood. if you remember earlier this year, the district decided to shut down about a dozen schools. but protesters say that this affects black and latino communities. the district says that operating this community school, however, is a safety hazard. they're trespassing and they want the protesters to leave the school. they say that there's a lack of background checks on parents and also a lack of protective equipment for the children. they also say that the c

parker elementary was one of them. but today there is at least a chance that decision could be reversed. i feel amazing that our resolution got even got agendas. it's been months and months ever since the school was listed for closure that we've been saying the exact same thing to the school board. and it always fell on deaf ears and this resolution before the board tonight, the group wants the district to use a $66 million grant to keep parker elementary community day school and the upper grades of last will it to open. the resolution also calls from the district to roll back the closures of other schools slated for next year. like hell chris, middle school, grass valley and carl monk elementary, parker elementary officially closed last month, but as lena tambo and a group of parents and community activists staged a sit in at the school in protest, they opened up a community summer school for neighborhood kids. they wouldn't let us inside, but provided this video of one of the classes teaching chess, the older sister

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however, the district says operating this community school at parker is a safety hazard. they're trespassing. and they also say that they want these protesters to leave the school. they say that there's a lack of background checks on parents there's a lack of protective equipment for the children. they also say that the children aren't being properly supervised and the buildings contain fire hazards. now. the protesters, they're not giving up. they want their demands met. they say that they want the school to reverse its decision on closing parker and they also want the superintendent to create a plan that offer some sort of learning program at the community school at parker. i've reached out to both the parents and the school district to see where these 2 parties stand in this deal. and i'm waiting to hear back. but once we know more, i'll be se to update you for now. back to you guys. ok? thank you very much. camilla. >> we'll take a break here at 8.11. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, san francisco mayor london breed has to pick the next city district attorney

they'd like to reopen parker permanently as a community school.way too important to shut down. way too important. that's why we're here . that's what we're doing everything in our power to keep our buildings open because they're needed. in response, the oakland unified school district said in a statement. quote we recognize that some individuals are upset at the closure of parker, we would ask that they choose a different means of protest, one that doesn't disrupt the normal year in procedures of staff. and the need to close out the year and quote the school district says the vast majority of the 200 or so kids that went to parker have been assigned to other schools already in oakland and are willing to go there. parents here say the other schools are too far away for their kids to walk on their own, creating a burden for working parents were out here. we're working two jobs, some of us some of us even three. and we can't take our kids to school. there's no public, you know, yellow school bus for our kids to transport them anywhere until we can co

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tom: bob parker from cbp staying with us. dani: keep it with us francine: on bloomberg. we will have coverage from the fed's assertion -- fed position. in the lead up, we have all the market moves. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. 60 minutes into the european trading day. with the ecb announcing an ad hoc meeting. the federal reserve, with that decision and the expectations that the market will see a 75 basis point heights of the first time since 1994. the markets in europe gaining .7%. the ftse gains 2.5%. banks soaring more than 2%, followed by utilities. just to sectors in the reds, energy down 1%. francine: on the back of the ecb calling the emergency meeting, italian bonds surged. we get further details on how they plan to deal with the bond yields -- keep the bond yields in check. it is one of the region's most vulnerable countries. on the back of that, gains of 5.2%, now we need to find out whether the ecb is in just -- specific detail and tried to a market concerns. there is research that just came out looking at whether they will announce -- w

what did they say anything about the parker school there and their plans.rt of their demands obviously include parker elementary school, which is the school right here behind us. it's a k through eight school that officially was closed by oakland unified school district on may 25th the last day of this academic year, but you can see there's a lot of people outside and the doors at this school are wide open. immediately after that last day of school, a group of parents and community members decided to launch a sit in. they've been at the school since then keeping the doors open to offer neighborhood children summer school from 9 to 5. monday through friday. now this morning, the group says it won't end that sit in, and it's protests and until the school board agrees to several things, chief among them reopen this school and two others slated for closure community day and the sixth through eighth grades of last quality school. oakland unified school board voted to close those three schools at the end of this academic year, which it did. the school board says

executive -- miss parker. >> good afternoon, and members of the committee, my name is deborah parker, citizen of the tell a lid tribes and i have the honor of serving as a chief executive officer of the national native american boarding school healing coalition. it formed in 2011 following public outcry about the lasting impacts of the public school era. shortly after canada -- leaders from the united states and canada came together to discuss the need for such a process, in the united states. we support a community of thousands of boarding school survivors and descendants. on behalf of these relatives as well as 54 endorsements, and 26 resolutions for tribes and national organizations, i am here to strongly support hr 5444. our collaborative work with the u.s. department of interior has identified 408 federally funded and supported u.s. indian boarding schools, as well as 89 additional institutions that receive no federal funding at all. these 497 boarding schools operated as a broad system with a singular goal aimed at our children. the stated purpose of the united states indian boa

parents say they want to liberate the school and reopen it as parker community. they released a statement saying, quote, the individuals are trespassing on ousd property, and this property is not sanctioned by ousd. we continue to demand that they cease operating and leave the premises immediately. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 news at 11:00. >>> our pride coverage ticontins with how some are risking their lives just by flying the pride flag. >> and in case you haven't gotten any rain, you might. we're going to track these showers in detail coming up in the complete forecast, and we'll time out when your part of the bay might get something out of you want it all, just like i do... well now there's a new way to save with xfinity. now, get unlimited internet, wifi equipment and a free streaming box... ...risk free with no term contract and a 2-year rate guarantee for just $30 a month when you add xfinity mobile. learn how you can get all this and one unlimited line of mobile for 2 years for about the same price you could pay other providers for one unlimited 5g line. i

jessica parker, our europe correspondent. jessica parker, our europe correspondent.arian corridor from the bombarded eastern ukrainian city of severodonetsk. the russian army says the safe route for some besieged residents will last for 12 hours and take convoys of people north to occupied territories. hundreds of civilians are said to be trapped in a huge chemical plant in severodonetsk, sheltering with those ukrainian troops who are still resisting the russian assault. an elderly ukrainian woman has become the new and somewhat unlikely face of kremlin propaganda. in russia, she is known as "babushka z", babushka meaning grandmother. murals, placards, and even statues of her clutching the soviet flag have appeared all over the country. but how did a woman from a small ukrainian village become the face of the war for many russians? and what does she make of all the fuss? 0ur reporter sofia bettiza travelled to kharkiv to meet her. grandmother with the soviet flag. in russia she is known as "babushka—z" and has become one of the main symbols of support for the war in

who are at risk of losing the only public elementary and middle school in their neighborhood. >> parkerary school is the only k through 8 school in this area. community day. school is the only service of its type in oakland. it's a last chance school with this schools slated for closure. the gap between public education and incarceration becomes even smaller. these children will have no other option and will end up in juvenile hall. >> activists say they want the school board to reverse its decision to close parker. they're also calling for the superintendent create a plan to provide an adequate learning program for community day school students in partnership with affected families and educators. let's check on our 4 zone forecast on this monday. the first day of the work week was certainly a lovely warren. but looking out of the golden gate bridge looks a little hazy out there tonight, lawrence, you've got be looking at my watch now. yeah, it is spent like still light out. yeah. about just lovely time of year. we out there and enjoy the nice weather when the days like today was just a

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parker elementary was one of them closed last month.activists staged a sit in at the school. and kept the doors open. for kids who wanted to come in for the summer months that sit in is still going on in this resolution before the board tonight, the group wants the district to use a grant to keep parker elementary community day school in the upper grades of last kalita open. the resolution also calls on the district to roll back the closure of other schools like hill, chris middle school, grass valley and carl monk elementary. the group behind this resolution says they have a lot of community support about 2000. people wrote letters to the usd boards supporting this resolution to roll back these closures. many of those supporters plan to be at the board meeting tonight. the public comment section starts at six o'clock this evening. it will happen at la squad leader school, and people can also watch and participate virtually will be a zoom link for that school board meeting as well tonight. live in oakland. ali rasmus ktvu. box two news.

. >> i am on campus here in parker elementary in east oakland. we have a few dozen people here with us helping us hold this building down so the district will not shut us down and we continue to run the program. >> what is the endgame here? will you stand campus until some decision is made? >> will continue to stay here and run the school until the district complies with our demand. we demand the governing board vote to rescind its decision to close parker elementary. the demand the governing board direct superintendent to create a plan to provide a safe in person learning program in oakland for students who would otherwise be assigned to community day schools and we demand the governing board vote to rescind the decision to eliminate grades 6 to 8. >> would reach out to the school district and issued the statement. these serious safety issues would cause him to pause the program. we continue to demand that the parents sees operating and leave premises immediately. this is going to turn into a legal issue here. have the police reach out to you? w

decision to close parker elementary school. the group wants the school board to call an emergency meeting within 48 hours to reopen this school in two others. community day and the sixth through eighth grades of la scala to they also want to guarantee that no legal action will be taken against them for their sit in. we were left very confused and devastated with little options being that there are no other k through eight schools in the area, and this area is somewhat of a desert when it comes to social services when it comes to public services, the group says. if those demands are met, they will leave the school within 24 hours, but until then, they'll continue their sit in and offer summer school to neighborhood kids since may, 31st the group says about 10 to 11 kids have shown up just about every weekday. the protesters did not let us bring our cameras inside , but did share these videos they took. oakland unified school district says that unsanctioned summer school is unsafe. in a statement, the district said, quote oh, usd

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