at port chicago on the shores, 1,400 laborers worked to load explosives on ships. the navy was segregated. these enlisted men were black. they were commanded by white officers that pressured them to load faster and place side bets on whose squad could load more. it was an accident waiting to happen. on july 17, 1944, there was a massive explosion. it was felt in san francisco and measured 3.4 on the richter scale. 320 people were killed. mostly black sailors the white officers were given one-month survivor's lead. the black men were not. they were put to work cleaning up the rubble and the body parts the navy ordered the survivors to return to workloading ammunition. several hundred refused the order. 50 holdouts were put on trial for mutiny. they sent out attorneys, a young man named thurgood marshall. they were convicted and received long sentences, but the publicity shown a spotlight on the racism in the navy and was a major factor leading to the desegregation of the navy 16 months later, 2 years earlier than the other armed services. history is best told in the

you can find the northerly breeze in rio vista and fairfield and port chicago of all places has a northeast breeze. the offshore is not the strongest warmer in monterey then in this area. 46 in reno with a high-pressure -- all the way in vancouver and seattle it is deflecting everything to the north. it does look like this will plan and we should start to see some moderation and a little more of a westerly breeze over the next few days. very hazy continuing into tuesday. probably wednesday. then some signs of a better pattern by the weekend so we get more of a southwest wind and much cooler air coming in. the next few days we are dealing with a lot of smoke and haze. it looks better heading to where the weekend. maybe next week we can have some rain in here. >>> fingers crossed. >> step curry will miss another game tonight. he strained his going against the walkie. the lawyers have won 13 out of 14 games against the clippers. tonight's game is at 7:30 in los angeles. >> the raiders have one of the worst records in football. >> this wiki from florida -- he will run pointing at the first down

not as pronounced as yesterday, it's still an easterly or northerly component to the delta, and port chicagoortheast wind. the red flag warning will take us to 7:00, there will be isolated areas of 30 plus in the oakland berkeley hills, also up near the camp fire, that will continue for while. a lot of the observations are lost, i'm not getting updated information, 40 to starter 60s and 70s, a northern component will be in place, not as strong as yesterday throughout the day. it should be increased low humidity. >> breezy for some. 60s for some and hazy and warm, with the smoke layer over u.s. representative, it will take 3 to 5 degrees off the high temperatures today. i was putting these together, dark and early, this was for one area, that's how much the smoke will play in the forecast today. smoke and haze for the friday, bad air quality. if we didn't have, that we would have severe clear. there are many 20s, 29 degrees, west santa rosa, windsor is 29 degrees, berkeley is 58, the city is 57, 2 in grayton. there's a bunch of 20s and 30s, 32 in novato, 31 petaluma a there's cold air masses

port chicago getting a northeast wind, you don't see that very often. and the evil -- easterly breeze will come in. hazy, mild to warm but smoky skies. i think the highs come down 3 to 5 degrees by the fact that we have the layer of smoke over us and that will be a secure the sun. they will still be above average. so look for 60s and 70s. breezy for some. so 60s and 70s. everything is high and dry. there is the 27 up in lake port. fairfield 40. 65 at boom bay. east bay temperatures, 57 by one observation in walnut creek. 44 as you head out to lafayette and 46 in brentwood and 36 in dublin and pleasanton. the highs will be in the 60s and 70s. it will dry into early next week. >>> we now know when the transit center could reopen. the latest information on the repairs that are needed on two cracked beams. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> two men two have been criminally charged in the ghost ship fire have trial will move forward this morning. the defense attorney said they would not ask for a change of venue. it could begin in april.

read the story of port chicago. it will inspire you and then allow me to be a little probe observe yul. when i was growing numb my native state of texas and all of was under 24 years that doctrine of separate but quamme. i know there was nothing equal about that but our hero in those segregated times were dori doris miller. read about dori doris miller and the city of waco. they've developed a beautiful park on that outstanding sailor and, of course, he is commemorated in pell harbor at u.s. arizona memorial. read about my home boy. [laughter] miller. ori please. >> i think the first gentleman asked about sergeant -- i thought i remembered that name and i was doing a lot of research for one of the posters for my poster session on veterans and there is ryan stevenson, equal justice initiative. his new paper is on targeting african-americans, lynching, i mean, the soldiers. there's a chapter called "learn more -- the legal lynching of sergeant edgar caldwell. and that paper, i referred to it, it's a recent one. legend

talks to end the three—year war, the saudi—led coalition has bombed houthi rebels in the port of hodeidah. in chicagothe gunman then entered a clinic. officials say apart from the gunman, a police officer, the gunman and two individuals who knew the gunman are dead. carlos ghosn, a man described as a titan of nissan cars, is under arrest in japan. the chairman of the japanese car giant, as well as mistubishi and renault, is being investigated over claims he under—reported his own earnings. unconfirmed reports say he failed to declare $44 million over five years, half his actual earnings. now on bbc news, yalda hakim talks to former australian prime minister julia gillard for the 100 women interviews.

talks to end the three—year war, the saudi—led coalition has bombed houthi rebels in the port of hodeidah. in chicagour people have been killed by a gunman at mercy hospital. the shooting started in a car park, and the gunman then entered a clinic. officials say apart from the gunman, a police officer, the gunman and two individuals who knew the gunman are dead. carlos ghosn, a man described as a titan of nissan cars, is under arrest in japan. the chairman of the japanese car giant, as well as mistubishi and renault, is being investigated over claims he under—reported his own earnings. unconfirmed reports say he failed to declare $41; million over five years, half his actual earnings. now on bbc news, yalda hakim talks to former australian prime minister julia gillard for the 100 women interviews. julia gillard made history when she became australia's first female prime minister. but her time in office was no easy ride, overshadowed by misogynistic and sexist attacks. since leaving office, she has sought to advance the cause of women and girls through the promotion of education. in this special 100 w

given our railroad infrastructure and our infrastructure at the ports and our ability to move the containers from shanghai to long beach to chicago get that container their 11 days earlier than that container going from shanghai to the panama canal up to the east coast. leo: what would it -- david: what would happen if there was a trade war with china. none of us hopes for that, but it is a possibility. what would happen over the longer term? in the short term we would have fewer imports from china. in the longer term, would it adjust? mario: that is a good question. i think in the longer time there is the possibility it will adjust. in terms of what happens before that, the concern is you will lose jobs. we talked about the significant impact we have in terms of the job producer, and also with regards -- the unfortunate thing we have now is a great economy, both domestic and the global economy -- we are in very good times. i give you cargo numbers that indicate that. the unfortunate aspect is uncertainty, that is a significant factor that impacts positive economic growth . the concern is not just jobs but our economic growth ove

chicago. >>> that's just awful. new video showing a large scale training exercise at the u.s./mexico border. this is the port oven try from san diego. it looked like border officials in full tactical gear mobilized yesterday afternoon. officials did not say if this exercise was related to the migrant caravan that traveled from central america. thousands are currently in mexico trying to seek asylum into the u.s. >>> coming up next, the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. >>> my favorite story. disney remaking the lion king. the amazing first trailer. i was not prepared for full rafiki. it's great. >>> plus, first responders go from recovery efforts to bringing thanksgiving to victims of the camp fire. >>> a live look outside at 5:22. we keep up weather and traffic information throughout the commercial break. we'll be right back. >>> abc 7 storm impact scale. today's storm is level 2. that means moderate rain. so gear up before you go out and drive safely. drive safely. track today's storm any time . . . . . . . are so thick... so fluffy... so delicious... (whisper) karen, karen you've got to try

port of entry. it's in the middle of chicago. i just can't believe that people are that parsimonious. .nd i have to give a shout out guest: we are very lucky to have folks like you and others working hard to make sure families can get the emergency food they need. one of the things that really isn't understood about hunger is that in a lot of high-cost areas, a significant number of the families are facing food insecurity and have incomes that put them just above the level of qualifying for federal nutrition programs. for those family, pantries like yours really are a critical support. and it could truly end childhood hunger. we need to be working on multiple levels. we need to be sure families can get that emergency food assistance to help them meet their needs at home. that we are strengthening important programs like snap after school and summer meals, school lunch, to make sure that kids are getting the meals that they need throughout the year and we are alleviating a little bit of the pressure that those hard-working familie

port in the city. flash floods have killed at least seven people including four children in northern iraq the mayor of chicago says the floods caused by unusually heavy rains have left three thousand people homeless more rain is expected in the region in the coming days. spain is warning it will veto the u.k.'s departure from the european union if it doesn't agree with how it affects gibraltar gibraltar has been a british share torrie for more than three hundred years since it was captured from spain during a war but the spanish government still lays claim to it and prince prime minister. says spain must approve any divorce between the european union and britain because of its impact on the territory. the united arab emirates is reviewing a request for clemency from the family of a british students jailed for life for spying the u.s. ambassador to the u.k. has defended the judge's decision matthew hedges was arrested our dubai airport in may while on a research trip for his university thesis his family says he was forced to sign a confession in arabic which he doesn't understand mr hedges family have made a r

service, ride-sharing service in one of the neighborhoods in chicago and we're working in philadelphia and baltimore to actually electrify the ports there. the forklifts and t cranes. a lot of activity around electrification going on. starting point, small scale at this point, but i think we're going to see the momentum move pretty quickly on that. >> thanks. kathleen, you mentioned a minute ago that there were a lot of voters who took an initiative and elected some pretty clean energy economy governors. what does it take, do you think, to get voters educated and up the scale further on addressing climate change? well, i think that's really the key. i mean we talked a moment ago about the poly solutions, but we have to be transparent about what the options are and what they're going to cost for customers. we've been working on a scenario analysis, if you take the goal of no more than two degree of average global temperature rise, you have to take 80% of emissions out by 2050. how is that actually going to work and what are the different pathways we could use to get there? just focusing on the electricity sector, we know that if we

ports. medecins sans frontieres runs the boar and says the accusations are unfounded and sinister. remember the italian government has been critical of these rescue ships. bbc afrique. in chicagoraper that was known for a long time as the hancock centre. fortunately there were no serious injuries — but some of the group have said they thought they were going to die. fire officials reportedly said that a snapped "hoist rope" caused the fall. it's been a turbulent time on the us markets — with tech stocks leading the way down. samira hussainjoins us from new york. if you look at the tech stocks that have really been hit there looking at things like apple, amazon, google, facebook. as a few factors playing into this with regards to apple and amazon these are companies that are really consumer focused and the big reason for theirfalls that are really consumer focused and the big reason for their falls are the big reason for their falls are the trade war between the us and china. it hit a bit of a snafu over the weekend. when we saw that the two were meeting at the summit of the pacific rim. there was a bit of a standoff between the two so now any sort of hopes that there could be