and that is what happens with frances perkins. she differs and delays these efforts to deport harry bridges. she comes under fire from congress for this decision. a congressman from texas named martin [inaudible] , who is head of the house of american activities committee, and who attempts with his colleagues to impeach her for her decision in 1939 to delay and defer deportation of harry bridges under the ideological exclusion and deportation laws. part of what i explore is that there is a question of interpretation of the law, and whether it pertains to president membership or past membership or affiliation. that becomes rain port and. there is another case i mentioned in which perkins says, i am waiting for the outcome of this supreme court decision. it is [inaudible] in that case, also a deportation case, the supreme court dismisses the deportation efforts because the fellow in that case is no longer a member of the communist party, or subversive organization. so the supreme court holds that the interpretation of the statute is

representative perkins has responded to the allegations. he says, hey, that teenage girl was 19 at the time and the relationship was consensual. he said, of his relationship with the girl, nothing ever happened while i was on duty. but that internal police report includes text messages that were allegedly sent between chad perkins and the girl in question after perkins appears to have admitted bragging to one of his friends about his, quote, relationship with her. the girl according to this internal report writes to perkins, quote, i'm sure you left out the part where you were on duty and i was drunk. he responds to that, quote, i'm sorry. now it's a local police chief who has asked the republican speaker of the missouri house to investigate this matter. and, you know, maybe that's a nice change from the federal prosecutors bringing dozens of felony charges against one of your members and another of your members having his kids come to you to tell you that he physically and sexually abused them. maybe it's a nice change of pace for this thi

his name is chad perkins. before he was elected to be a republican state rep in missouri, he was a police officer in that. state and the post dispatch has gotten their hands on an iraq turn a report from his time as a police officer. which says he received a quote, sexual favor from an intoxicated teenager. and intoxicated teenage girl while he was on duty as a police officer in 2015. representative perkins responded to the allegations saying hey, that teenage girl was 19 at the time. and the relationship was consensual. he said of his relationship with the girl quote, nothing ever happened while i was on duty. but that internal police report includes text messages that were allegedly sent between chad perkins and the girl in question, after perkins appears to have admitted grab bag into one of his friends about his quote, relationship with her. the girl according to this report writes to perkins quote, i'm sure you left out the part about us when you were on duty and i was drunk. he response to that quote, i'

i would say greetings from the francis perkins center. we're delighted to learn about your book. we'll order it for our library. >> that's terrific! thank you so much! it was important for me to include perkins as well as carol wies king in that chapter and in my narrative. i think they can often be overlooked. they're very important in the story. but to be able to talk about perkins and her role in the case and coming under fire for her decision making. it was crucial. >> thank you. up next why don't we have ron sha it, z, if you would unmute yourself, ron. you may pose a question. >> i found it extremely interesting. i want to ask about an immigrant and often charged close to the communist party if not a communist member party and member of a union that the shermans was the united -- workers union and included james mack. second treasury and was -- did you encounter him? was he tracked as a communist. if not, why not? i dent encounter that. >> okay. i'm not familiar but will look it up. i think if you read that information and look what i do in the chapter is not just focus on

representative perkins responded to the allegations. he says, hey, that teenage girl was 19 at the time, and the relationship was consensual. he said of his relationship, quote, nothing ever happened while i was on duty. but that internal police report contains text messages sent between perkens and the girl in question after perkins appears to have admitted to bragging to his friends about his relationship are her. she said, i'm sure you left out the part while you were on duty and i was drunk. he responds to that, quote, i'm sorry. now it's a local police chief who asked the house to investigate this matter. maybe that's a nice change from prosecutors bringing dozens of felony charges. and another members kids coming to you to tell you he physically and sexually abused them. maybe it's a nice change for the third one to be a police chief asking to you handle matters. in time, in the words of the police chief's report, accepting favors from a teenage girl while on duty as a police officer. he both apparently denies it happened while he

while perkins was inside people rallied and waived signs outside of the church.we reached out to calvery chapel for comment but have not heard back. >>> a church is trying to figure out who torched their pride flag. they had it up to show solidarity but the burst pieces were found this weekend. the church's reverend spoke about it in a sermon. he would like to speak to whoever decided to destroy a symbol of love. >> our world is not at peace. if you wanted to do this, that probably means there is real unhappiness in your heart. >> the church filed a police report. >>> a big pride flag will fly at san francisco city hall. hosting a flag raising ceremony and kick off celebration tomorrow. a few hours earlier they will reopen to the public. >> two days after a bear was in an oakly neighborhood; security cameras caught him. the bear was seen roaming around near the front door of a home and checking out the cars in the driveway. in just a a few hours bart will ramp up service. 22 weekday trips double the number of 15 minute frequencies on the yellow, green and red lin

not only eleanor roosevelt francis perkins. so i'm sorry to say 95% of high school students do not have never heard the name francis perkins. she's not somehow included in a lot of books molly doosen lorena hitchcock women journalists women in the government. in addition. there was the enormous pool of the immigrant labor 1920s. the mccarron act had basically cut off immigrants to the country. so you had this big pool of labor. and franchisement questions, we had women getting the vote though you had the issues of who was voting backlash against married women big big issue married women in the workforce, which will come back to reality nullified that if you were married chances are if you were not in that very small 10 to 15 percent of middle class women you had to have some kind of income to augment your family something you did even peace work at home as both my grandmothers. did to stay alive. note that during the 1930s marriage rates declined birth rates declined and contraceptive use. increased which was a partially due to

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tony perkins spoke at calvary chapel in san jose yesterday.outhern poverty law center describes family research council as antilgbtq hate group. while perkins was inside, protesters rallied outside of the church. we have reached out for comment but haven't heard back yet. >>> today in san francisco shore view park and bay view hunters park will reopen. it got a $3.3 million renovation. it is now a family friendly oasis with an adventure playground. today's ribbon cutting starts at 11:30. >>> a lot of excited nascar fans in wine country over the weekend. >>> for the first time in two years nascar returned to the sonoma race way. >> those engines came roaring to life yesterday. the seats might not look packed but it was a sell out. people lucky enough to score tickets say there is nothing like watching in person. >> live is just amazing. hearing the roar of the engines, pit stops. >> it makes it normal. it was different with people at the track. >> really different. this is one of the largest sporting events in the bay area since the pandemic be

he was accused of colluding with a cartel when he was married to perkins. so he says he mitchell can. hinterland, politicians often have no choice if it's finally left, but it will get it ready for you . but i'll tell you that that meant how and now he's running from mich weekends, capital morelia saying he'll clear up the criminals there. but after we met him, this happened he wasn't in his truck at the time. but in mitchell and the other parts of mexico were gangs dominate. politicians who don't get on the side can have a short like expectancy. the ruthless not columbia wrote the july helpless politicians and daily tragedies its oblique panorama. for many people, it made living here impossible. they formed the wave of mitchell migration heading all the way to the us border, looking for asylum in the final stop. in our journey, we went to the border to, to speak to them. but even 2000 kilometers from the gangs they fled, most were too scared to talk about kate only leticia and a 100 and her family agreed on the condition that we didn't reveal the city they

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tony perkins, the head of the family research council in washington, d.c. has been called out for anti-lbgtq and white supremacy. >> it is more than the rhetoric they are pushing a lot of policies that would be harmful to the queer community. specifically queer youth, i am a teacher, i was a queer youth. i have a big heart standing up for queer youth and i feel the message going on inside is harmful. >> they refused to close down during public health orders, fined for $1 million for gatherings. tried to contact the church but they have not responded to us. >>> taking a look at the wind. let's get right to our meteorologist who has a look at the gusty conditions. >> it starts tomorrow at noon. it is most of the bay area it is nuance. there are parts that feel it more than others. it has been windy on the bay for the last several days. tomorrow's wind will be stronger. here is the wind advisory. everyone in continue, specifically, north bay coast, north bay mountains, valleys, windy. not as bad. if we look down at the city it includes the whole city and then

better the most in 2013, he was accused of colluding with the cartel when he was married to poke perkins so that he says him, michel can hinterland. politicians often have no choice. i think you know, if it's valid but it will get it ready for you, but hopefully that that whole thing now he's running from mitch weekends, capital morelia saying he'll clear up criminals there. but after we met him, this happened coming up with my neck and he wasn't in his truck at the time. but in mitchell and the other parts of mexico were going to dominate politicians who don't get on the side can have a short flight expectancy. the ruthless not columbia, the growth vigilance, the helpless or corrupt politicians and daily tragedies its oblique panorama. for many people, it made living here impossible. they formed a wave of mitchell migration heading all the way to the us border, looking for asylum in the final stop in our journey, we went to the border to, to speak to them. but even 2000 kilometers from the gangs they fled, most were too scared to talk. only letitia on a 100 and her family agreed on the

we spoke to political analysts to dave perkins and also the founder of the black lives matter movement in sacramento, tonya 5, we asked them, was the court impartial? if this is working the way that it usually does, if, if the alarm had made any type of influence on the judgment, then it would be there would be a longer sentence be a longer sentence than 22 years. unless the judges, of course is against be 11, then that would be a different story. i believed in this case. the court is someone illogically who agrees with b l. m, and essentially works from their position alongside b, l. m to make changes in society that they and be both believe need to be made. whether they're correct or not is subject to discussion. i don't think they are. what i do believe that the justice system in minnesota is completely on the same side as b l. m. not because of anything b, l m says or does. but because that side is the side that they are both on politically because that's how it looks for moscow for now. thank you for watching . follow us on line and get you to those 247. 1. call him bryan moscow,

the source have been a sharp forward in the number of years and readers to, according to a study by perkins oxford university. well, the annual poll of almost a 100000 people just cover news consumption, enforcing market 46 market, sorry, around the globe. and also now includes india, indonesia, nigeria, and columbia for the very 1st time. however, it is the united states. it has the lowest level of trust of any country surveyed just 29 percent of the page that has happened within the last few years or so because just 4 years ago, almost $4.10 americans still had trust. and then use organization's research is say that the decline is partly related to coverage of the pan demik during donald trump presidency when outlets were divided over government actions. journalist doughty host chris hedges. as the us media puts pleasing there audience above telling the truth, the commercial model of the us media is to cater to a specific demographic with the rise of the internet and all turn it is sources. these traditional news outlets could no longer reach abroad audience because they didn't have a mon

the the day me i, we spoke to tonya face on the founder of black lives matter, sacramento and dave perkins, radio host and political analyst and asked, was the court partial in the way that it usually does if, if the alarm had made any type of influence on the judgment, and it would be there would be a longer sentence, the longer sentence than 22 years. unless the judges, of course is against be 11, then that would be a different story. i believe in this case, the court is someone illogically who agrees with b l. m and essentially works from their position alongside b, l. m, to make changes in society that they and be elim both believe need to be made. whether they're correct or not is subject to discussion. i don't think they are. what i do believe that the justice system in minnesota is completely on the same side as b l. m. not because of anything b, l m says or does what? because that site is the site that they are both on politically. now the u. s. media has become the world's at least trusted and has seen sharp falls and viewers and readers. according to a study by britain, oxford un

police say they found 53 year-old frederick perkins in a field behind an apartment complex on sycamore drive back on june 8th. so far police have not released details on a possible motive in the death. san francisco. police are looking for answers in a weekend. triple shooting. it happened early sunday morning on golden gate avenue and hide in the tenderloin. police say the shooter fired into a group of men hitting 3 before taking off the victims were taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries, but anyone with information is urged to call san francisco police. another car breakin in san francisco. this time burglars targeted and expensive sports car in the marina video shared by the car's owner has gone viral on social media. this crime adding to the long list of break. ins are happening in the city. kron four's. dan thorn has more on the story. >> a luxury sports car becomes the latest high-profile target of a break in in san francisco. the side windows were found busted out on this 2013 lamborghini guy ardo the items inside stolen is pretty heartbreaking. like when you

the, the the i, the the day me i was supposed to day perkins radio host and political endless. antonia fi some to the founder of black lives matter. sacramento, and we, us was the court verdict impartial if this is working the way that it usually does, if, if the alarm had made any type of influence on the judgment and it would be there would be a longer sentence be a longer sentence than 22 years unless the judges of course is against be 11, then that would be a different story. i believe in this case, the court is someone illogically who agrees with b l. m, and essentially works from their position alongside b, l. m, to make changes in society. that day and be elim both believe need to be made, whether they're correct or not is subject to discussion. i don't think they are. but i do believe that the justice system in minnesota is completely on the same side as b l. m. not because of anything b, l m says or does, but because that side is the side that they are both on politically. that is, it's been revealed, america is becoming more and more segregated compared to what it looked like

i'll perkins president, is laid the foundation stand for a controversial canal that will link the black see the see of mom or a project either though on says can alice tumble will save the cities future and is expected to complete in 6 years. the 45 kilometer long walk away will open up a new trade ruse. it's aimed at reducing traffic and accidents on the boss for straight. one of the world's busiest shipping lanes, the presidents of the democratic republic of congo and rwanda have pledged to put aside decades of mistrust and animosity in a ram meeting. they signed several agreements to build a strong relationship for lex just to k, the and is rounding counterparts poll. could gar, may visited gomer and d. c. amount. they are gone, go or upset in may. tens of thousands were left homeless off severe option. europe's largest active volcano hazard routed spewing ash and orange lava, into the air mount that not only erupt briefly on saturday, but that was enough to cause duff the full and thereby towns. the volcano has been very active recently with lava fountains and ash rain. last thing,

we all sort remain concerned about china's use of this information versus president vladimir perkins told us tv network he got into a possible prison, a swap with the u. s. he'll meet joe biden in geneva on wednesday to former us marines a currently imprisoned in russia. one of them serving 16 years for espionage highest profile at russian prison in the u. s. is a victor boot. israel's new government's getting down to business a day after parliament approved a new coalition by the narrowest of margins. prime minister, enough to the bennet presented his cabinet and a party coalition which ends benjamin netanyahu. his 12 year run as prime minister, people in england are waiting to hear if the final stage of lockdown will be lifted next week as planned or delayed by 4 weeks is british media reporting governments due to make that announcement in about half an hour. it's been a surge of cases linked to the delta, very 1st detective in india. an a u residence can stop making summer holiday plans . the block has formerly approved a new digital travel pass comes into effect from july. the 1s

perkins have been heading back after authorities granted temporary permission for drug uses to meet at the local park. a simple mid day walk for one mom and her 2 year old ended in misery when the child was assaulted by another child. it had been skate, has more plagued by a drug addict, many of them using crack cocaine, this talk empower is sort of a nightmare for residents once a place the families could come to now the cash buy in fear or any to risk factor residence and told us that this entire neighborhood is run, but yeah, yeah, yes, we've had enough. and this problem concerns, not only the garden reveal, but the entire area. there are drug addicts, migrants dealers, all at the same time that are really a lot of them here. we have a park, but it is absolutely impossible to go here. so people, things just such a situation simply should not be happening in a children's park or any other such normal place. these are real drug addicts. they mean medical and social help and they were just moved to the park in the hope that the problem will solve itself to get you is, you know, this pr

who supported human rights, but as historians know, us was founded on enslavement of millions of perkins and then later african americans and founded on the massacre of the native american population that was not really human rights. the way i define human rights, so maybe nobody told by about the 1619 project. maybe nobody informed biden of the last 60 years of historical scholarship in this country. but clearly this kind of simplistic ideological interpretation analysis is not going to do anybody, any good enough america bashing. give me some put in mythologies. well, had his own is own that trips into la la land. prune said that. he talked about cyber and he said, the fight, the biggest vendors on cyber, where the united states, canada, latin america, and britain, apparently russia even make the top fly. you know, so that's absurd, non clear there. whether you means from the soil of those countries which you put in was very keen on emphasizing, i suppose moscow after all host the whistleblower edward snowden. so i don't know whether the russian government advised him, but the mass spe

900 by the end of next year, for his johnson will use a g 7 summit this week to lay out to target perkins. government has pledged to give most of the countries surplus faxing supply to the kovak scheme, which supplies jumps to poor nations. but g 7 ministers have said vaccine sharing will only happen once. domestic situations allow it to go to sunny as a clinical epidemiologist and senior electra at queen mary university of london. she says it's now a matter of waiting and seeing what happens. this is sort of just a few days after the government has announced the cotton for an age funding. and we also know that do key has posed we were on page and vaccine. so it quite contradictory to those messages. the u. k. has cured about 4 times of acting supply that it needs to vaccinate its entire populations about $400000000.00. see. so we can certainly afford to donate a large supply of vaccines in many other countries in europe by the us and canada. but it remains to be seen what the complete arrangements will be under this setting . and it's easy to make promises but much harder to deliver on t

living in florida, hurston was picked up that script nurse and assigned to famed editor, maxwell perkins who had been so important of the manuscripts of best -- thomas wolf, hurston died soon after 1947, but hurston began per work about working class wives with burrows mitchell as her editor. hurston it's world fell apart on september 13th 1948. when she was arrested on charges of performing oral sex on three harlem schoolboys ages ten and 11, including the son of a former landlady. even worse, the story was picked up and sensationalized in the black press. fervently maintaining her a.c.e. innocence, indeed for much of this period that the accusations -- to the traditional road confirming -- collecting folklore. she had an alibi. hurston when you're suicidal. even as a scriptures rallied around her with an excellent legal representation by luis baldwin. eventually, under sharp interrogation, the boys confessed that they had lied about hurston and several other adults to cover their own exploratory activities. and on march 14th, 1949, all charges were dismissed. but hurston was like deepl

travis perkins is interesting. this is a builder in the u.k.. huge demand continuing.nk may be see that slow down as people start to shift to spending money in other places. trying to get a hold of a tradesman in the u.k., trying to get a hold of someone to do building work on demand is still huge. you are looking months and months, maybe into next year and terms of being able to access some of these traits. that is a set up in terms of what we are seeing from the economy. senior is a company -- yesterday we talked about morrison -- and this wave of money, sweeping into europe, the u.k. and the u.k. in particular from private equity. senior is a private aerospace sector in the u.k.. it received an offer from loan start, pushing back. he saw similar thing yesterday from morrison. this is indicative of this kind of public/private market debate happening in europe. there is a wall of money that seems to be coming out of the united states into europe. looking for where the public markets or mispricing assets. we are getting pushback and there is a huge debate beginning to

josÉ matthew perkins the editor produce work with people like hemingway he was quite coachable with theword when he was not writing books. this show it to him instead of saying it. he was not especially uptight as a person. she said that word had that much power that is gone. it's not the begotten past the fear share of taboos. it's no longer about the body it's about the centralizing and stereotyping and slandering subgroups of people. so that is profanity in the proverbial nutshell. my book actually covers more than nine words that just sounded good because of the alliteration. it's more like 12 words. and there is a very nice kind of post chapter on the word mother f ***. i just hope the book cannot only give us a good time what profanity is, why it tends to grab onto certain kinds of words buried what happens to them. and where we are today on profanity. so, i'm going to stop here. i think this is the part where i take questions from the audience. and so i am just going to stop here and i am not going to mute, i am not going to hide my face. i do agree just stop. [laughter] 's >> th

tony perkins leads the national family research council, a group the southern poverty law center hasamed a anti-lgbt hate center. protesters say they wanted to highlight far right organization spreading misinformation and lies about where people. >>> on the peninsula the san mateo there celebrated the lgbt q plus committee with family pride day. the aids memorial quilt was also on display in the expo hall. last nights free concert featuring queen tribute band. the fair is closed today and tomorrow and reopens wednesday. we have put together a history of pride month along with the many events taking place all month long. find about going to our website, abc7news.com. >>> an innovative rideshare program is back in san francisco's golden gate park. it allows like a list of all abilities to rent hand cycles and side-by-side tandem bikes. the station started in 2018, but was put on hold last year. it will run every sunday through november. >> am sorry to say a world record sm has been cut short, the man trying to paddle in a kayak by himself had to be rescued. the coast guard picked him u

to this day one of the ways that home, max has kept going is that it's funded by the perkins act whichal education law in the u.s. as family consumer science is. , connexus fought very hard to stay in that framework for all of the respect and stature it conveys. and really surprised it was not in vocational. >> and wondering what year that was and where that was? >>. >> maybe that person can put in the chat. that is so interesting. it sort of sounds like a related question here about maybe the marketing aspect of home economics. lorna says, why do you think the name family and consumer science hasn't stuck? >> that's a great question. because they have done a lot of marketing over the years. i guess i think a couple of things. i think it's clunky. it's kind of a mouthful. it's kind of jargon he. because it's family and consumer sciences they never figured out whether the acronym is ÃÃand i understand why they did it. it also was never all that popular even within the field. it got like a majority but there was never a term that in an enormous amount of focus grouping and so on that var

in the group gathered outside the calvary chapel in san jose protesting the speaker inside, tony perkins, head of the family research council in washington dc and has been called out for anti-lgbtq+ believes. some said he was only there to talk about religion. >> it is more than the rhetoric of their also pushing a lot of policies that would be incredibly harmful to the community and specifically youth and i am a teacher with them and i have a big heart for protecting and standing up for youth and i feel strongly that the message going on inside is incredibly harmful. >> the same church made headlines a few months ago for refusing to close down during public health orders and it was find more than $1 million for keeping indoor services and gatherings. >>> the first of its kind celebration. this weekend they held its first ever pride festival. people enjoy the sunshine and danced while waving rainbow flags. the festivalgoers say the pride celebration was a long time coming. the joy on display this weekend was long overdue for some who say they felt like they didn't belong until now. >> i

tony perkins leads the national family research council. group the southern poverty law center has named an anti- lgbt hate group. protesters wanted to highlight far right organizations spreading misinformation and lies. >>> now to the peninsula. the fair is back. the san mateo county fair celebrated the lgbtq plus community with pride day. the aids memorial quilt was on display in the expo hall. last night's free concert featured a queen tribute band. the fair is closed today and tomorrow but it comes back wednesday and runs through sunday. we've put together a history of pride month along with the list of many events taking place. you can find it just by going to our website abc7news.com/pride. >>> an innovative free bike share program is back in san francisco's golden gate park. allows cyclists of all abilities to rent hand cycles, strikes and side by side tandem bikes. the station is near fell and tanon streets. the program started in 2019 but was put on hold last year. it will run every sunday from 11:00 to 4:00. >>> racing fans got th

so and to this day, one of the ways that will has kept going is that is funded by the perkins act whichis the big vocational education law in the us. as family and consumer sciences so home act as far very hard to stay in that framework for all of the respect and stature is conveyed. so i'm surprised that it was not vocational length. >> i wonder where that was, i'm curious. >> maybe that person can put it in the chat. that's so interesting and it sort of sounds like this related question here about maybe the marketing aspect of home economics. lorna says why do you think the name family and consumer sciences hasn't stuck? >> that is a great question because they've done a lot of marketing over the years. i think i guess a couple of things. one is i think it's lucky. it's kind of a mouthful. it's kind of jargon he. k because it's family and consumer sciences that they've never figured out whether it's happened in the sps which doesn't help. i understand why they did it. it also was never all that popular even within the field. it was like, it's got a majority but there was never a term

it said one of those places was that fruit ridge road in florida perkins road in south sacramento. so we came here to check it out. but when we got here, the price had already gone up by $0.10 just paul gill has owned the 7.11 for decades. however, he says he has no say over the gas prices. is controlled by 7.11. >> ration and this and as the gill says he doesn't make money from gas sales. but the higher cost of gas, the less chance people buy stuff inside his business where he make his revenue. if it's a difference. yes, yes, it gets. it's a frustrating. >> it is in a way. yes, it is. we ran shot that whole a feeling up here. he says he gets it. that pump prices are always controlled inside the store. people blame gas the gas station to try to ubc average gas price is about saying it's not that i know is that the gas station. >> eric rocker, fox 40 news. yeah. so here's a look at gas prices here in the bay area. these are the latest numbers from triple a and on average statewide. we're looking at about 4.28 a gallon. >> oakland at 4.34 san francisco for 43. that's typically one of

it said one of those places was that fruit ridge road in florida perkins road in south sacramento. so we came here to check it out. but when we got here, the price had already gone up by $0.10 just paul gill has owned the 7.11 for decades. however, he says he has no say over the gas prices. is controlled by >> ration and this and as the gill says he doesn't make money from gas sales. but the higher cost of gas, the less chance people buy stuff inside his business where he make his revenue. if it's a difference. yes, yes, it it's a frustrating. >> it is in a yes, it is. we ran shot that whole a feeling up here. he says he gets it. that pump prices are always controlled inside the store. people blame gas the gas station to try to utc average gas price is about saying it's not that i know is that the gas station. >> eric rocker, fox 40 news. >> 5.27. and coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news with the massive spike we've seen in car break ins a glass repair shops are seeing is the business. we'll take a look at do you struggle with occasional nerve aches, weakness or discomfo

>> partner at the washington law firm of perkins and originally it's a seattle headquartered law firm but they have a big washington office and they are the lead law firm for the democratic party. >> and what was his involvement in funding project vanguard? >> yes, he was the person that we went to to see if the democrats were interested in continuing this researching and he was simultaneously the lawyer for the democratic national committee and for the clinton campaign. >> dealing with the lawyer, did that give you indemnity? >> the original idea was to develop information that was useful and public statements and that sort of thing and it was configured as a legal preparation because of donald trump's long history of suing people for saying things about him. it didn't protect us from being sued but the possibility that we might be pseudo. and, in fact, when everything went crazy in 2017, we were nott indeminified and we had to defend ourselves. >> chris was the lead russianist and served in the former soviet union at the time that soviet union collapsed and later became head of russ

. >> police say they found the body of 53 year-old frederick perkins in a field behind an apartment complex on sycamore drive back on june 8th. so far police have not released any details on a possible motive in the case. president biden calling russia's president vladimir putin. a worthy adversary. it comes just days before the 2 leaders are set to meet face to face in switzerland. >> i'm not looking for conflict with russia. >> the president focusing on vladimir putin as he met with nato leaders in belgium today. biden says that america's relationship with its allies is rock solid. he also said that every nato leader he spoke with wants him to meet with putin to deliver a message. i'm going to make clear. to president putin. >> there are areas where we can cooperate. if he chooses. if he chooses not to cooperate. and acts in a way that he has in the past relative to cybersecurity and some other activities. then we will respond. >> president biden wrapping up the nato summit tomorrow before his meeting with putin on wednesday. president biden, we are told, will host a solo news conference

conversation, i want to play a bit of sound of someone who you spoke about in your piece, joe ray perkinsttended the january 6th riot but denies entering the capitol building. let's listen. >> i talk to people about q and ask people if they follow q because i'm curious. there's quite a few that do. the ones that don't, i tell them about q. well, check out q, tell me what you think and i give them a link and they check out q and do their own research. when the people that commented on the twitter post was culling it a cult. i don't know any cult that tells people to go out there and do their own research. >> terrifying. all right, david. so talk to me more about this and also some of the other concerning contenders here. >> yeah, it is quite concerning, yasmin. i think probably the most concerning thing is what many people may not know is last time around in 2020 there was 97 qanon candidates running for congress. but 18 months prior to that, the number wasn't this high so we're actually ahead of the game already when it comes to the 2022 midterms, so there's more people which obviously sh

police say they found 53 year-old frederick perkins in the field behind an apartment complex on sycamore drive. this was back on june 8th police haven't released details yet on a possible motive in this. but we'll keep you updated as we learn more. >> it's 6.42. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, a local hiking trail is reopening after a 13 year hiatus. so a lot more than covid. we're going to tell you why it was closed and what you can see there. and a close call in san francisco. tree came crashing down and hit house neighbors actually say they saw this coming. [ birds chirping ] oh. oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the original whole grains bread? great question, dad. and it does. it has all the same nutritious deliciousness as the original slice but only a little bit smaller. just like timmy here. my name's lucas. it sure is bobby. enjoy family. enjoy. he looks smaller in person. i heard that. what if you could push a button and less carbon would be he loput into the air.rson. if there was a button that would help you use less e

elizabeth perkins and jay baruchel, i think everybody was kind of aware of you know, obviously, elizabeth'surprise kind of unknown, and she's unbelievably talented. not only is she a great comic actress, you know, the scene -- the show goes back and forth between primarily comedy and some drama she's a great dramatic actress she's fantastic. i mean she's -- i can't say enough about her i love her love her >> seth: well, we're so happy -- we're so happy for her and it's always so great seeing you, denis thanks so much for being here. >> the last time i saw you live i think was years ago. i -- once i'm vaxxed -- i'm fully vaxxed as of tomorrow -- so the next time, i'm going to come in, hopefully to the studio >> seth: we would love to see you again. it's nice having you nearby. and we'll see you then >> all right, pal, thanks. >> seth: all right be well. "the moodys" airs thursday nights on fox. we'll be right back with cristin milioti. ♪ ♪it's, oh, so quiet♪ ♪shhhh shhhh♪ ♪it's, oh, so still♪ ♪shhhh shhhh♪ ♪and so peaceful until...♪ ♪you blow a fuse♪ ♪zing boom♪ ♪the devil cuts loose. zing b

my name is alita perkins, and my pronouns are she and her. freeway removal is happening in other parts of the country that may happen here. to have a car free great highway is inclusive. as a disabled person, i want to enjoy the great highway, but i can't enjoy four lanes of the great highway if it's accessible by car. i ask for an inclusive welcoming great highway that should be closed to cars permanently so that people like myself can come. thank you. >> thank you, caller. hello, caller? your minute begins now. caller? hello, caller? >> hello. >> yes, caller. your minute begins now. >> oh, gosh, i'm sorry. my name is nan, and i'm a resident of the richmond district. i do feel that the great highway is an essential highway for travel in and out of san francisco. the back up in traffic will only worsen and will have an impact on everything having to do with the park. the temporary closing during the pandemic was pleasant, but not necessary. i support supervisor chan's recommendation, sharing the highway. more research, more information before

. >> good morning i'm charlie perkins. i need to respond to the prior comment. i'm a member of concerned residents of the sunset. the closure of the great highway to automobiles has devastated the peace of mind and lives of many, many outer sunset residents, resulting in 18,000 to 20,000 cars every single day being diverted off of the divided great highway that has no cross sections, no intersections with cross traffic. no right or left turns on to residential streets, on to sunset boulevard as far east as 19th avenue burning fossil fuel all the time, this is a devastating result for climate change at a time that climate change should be the number one issue on everybody's radar. there's no possible way making people stay in their cars longer in less fuel efficient driving conditions does anything but hurt climate change and force more greenhouse gases into the air. equally significantly, all these additional cars through the residential streets makes the streets far less safe for children, for the residents. there's been a huge uptick in traffic in accidents. t

tony perkins spoke at calvary chapel.ugh friday. >>> as we look at the roadways, marin commute is a little bit busy south bound 101 into san rafael. west 92 is busy off the bridge into foster city. there is a crash and it is causing brake lights there almost to mid span for san mateo bridge. it is looking crowded as we look at our live shot west bound as tail lights are heading towards 101. meter lights remain on and it's a busy ride on all approaches. here is a look at travel times. 18 minutes for maze to 101. >>> it's going to be cooler today but more noticeable, it's going to be windy. that's going to be the bigger impact even though it is 78 for daytime high in general for inland spots. it is ten degrees cooler than yesterday. a wind advisory for everywhere in the map that's shaded in tan. as we look at the seven-day forecast, you will see right now, she's not thinking about her work or her schedule. hi baby. -hey ma, how are you doing? i'm doing good, how are you? good. we are just on our way back from the beach. she

let's hear from mark perkins from the world health organization.to rememberfrom one these are very hard people to remember from one day to the next i suspect there will be a tradition pier where people get used too the names but if you have heard it called gamma virus since the beginning then there is a chance he would not try it with a number it came from nor the site where it was first discovered. in came from nor the site where it was first discovered.— first discovered. in the second half ofthe first discovered. in the second half of the programme, _ first discovered. in the second half of the programme, we _ first discovered. in the second half of the programme, we will - first discovered. in the second half of the programme, we will look i first discovered. in the second half of the programme, we will look at | of the programme, we will look at coronavirus in latin america and malaysia. let us turn to the world of tennis. in the past half hour the four grand slams have pledged to create meaningful improvement. world number two naomi osaka has