ginger conejero saab explains at a similar event nearby, everyone involved is on edge. >> reporter: today's drag queen storytime event at berkeley's public library was on the calendar for weeks but something changed on tuesday, forcing librarians to pivot the event. we are told the star of the show didn't feel safe, especially after last weekend's confrontation at a similar event in san lorenzo. it was just as colorful and enjoyable for the kids as it was planned to be. minus the star. >> it was very disappointing that the performer was made to feel unsafe and wasn't able to come today. but i think the librarians did a really wonderful job rallying. >> reporter: we were told the performer backed out on tuesday, noting safety and mental health concerns. this, just days after a drag queen storytime was interrupted at san lorenzo's public library by a group of men allegedly linked to the proud boys extremist group when they walked in and started harassing the performer. >> i don't know if they are about to spray us with bullets. >> reporter: attended by over 50 kids and their families outdoors

nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab spoke to the family . >> reporter: this is what de heard when itce-to-face with a robber inside his home. the men hit him on the head with a crowbar, but fortunately, not hard enough to hurt him, he gave the suspect the cash that he had. >> i gave him money, not a lot. he went back to the house, with a lot of ransacking. i was not as scared as to compared when i saw him. >> reporter: san francisco police confirmed that they responded to the robbery shortly afternoon. they say that the robber got away, so they are looking video or tips that might help them catch him. but despite how he feels, de wanted to tell his story as a warning to others. >> be careful, but it is difficult to tell them. but be careful. >> reporter: de is daughter diane believes that the robber targeted her dad because he is asian. >> is a huge violation and it is beyond upsetting. i am angry. we think that people don't know that asian people don't live here. i think some people can tell. and there is there the conception that asian people like to keep cash and valuables in thei

police think they have the person responsible, and nbc bear is ginger conejero saab explains they didn'te to leave the neighborhood find them. >> reporter: this is one of the home for sale sign head lice on saturday on inverness in san leandro. the listing agent tells us the two science vandalized. one with a picture on it, and this one, written over with a racist slur. the realtor asked that we not show their face or name. >> i have been disappointed because i think we are being discriminated. so we are being targeted. i probably know who did that the labor. but still, an open house. took the real estate agent says it wasn't just vandalism. during a saturday open house, hateful messages were left just out front >> somebody left a note on her car, on the windshield saying that this spot is not for, i don't want to say that word. >> reporter: san leandro police began investigating on 9 p.m. on saturday. but things didn't end there. officers were called out again around 7:00 a.m. the next morning, after some left another anti-asian graffiti message using the same slur. this time, the messa

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ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco. that is one of the many unresolved issues floating around right now. >> reporter: that's right. there is still a lot of uncertainty and questions surrounding this. one of those areas is in telemedicine abortion. experts tell us interest has skyrocketed in the days following friday's decision and it's expected to stay that way as both sides navigate the fallout from the decision. telemedicine abortion is basically the ability to get a drug combination mailed to patients to take it home in order to terminate a pregnancy. medication abortions currth hal all abortions in the country before the pandemic, patients had to receive those pills in person but because of covid the fda announced it would allow termination inducing pills to be mailed to patients and the fda made the role permanent in december. at least 19 states restricted the use of telemedicine for pregnancy terminations that many of those same states have enacted partial or total bans on abortion. >> the traffic to our site expl

live in the county, ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area news. >>> we will get to jeff who is keeping an eye on this. we felt it today. it was oppressive everywhere. the peninsula does not often see 100 degrees. that is what you see with the fire, right? >> it is one of the hottest days in memory. an awful day. really like that anytime you have a fire. there are temperatures in the triple digits. firefighters have made progress on the fire, which is remarkable. it is good news. they're up against a lot tonight with the hot temperatures, and low humidity. it is 102 degrees right now, winds out of the northwest at 12 miles per hour. humidity 13%. the way the wind is blowing, there are those evacuation warnings. the way the wind is blowing, it could push the smoke toward these roads back toward palomar drive. i will get you a closer view. anyone living in this neighborhood right here, if the embers move your way, leave right away. that is why the evacuations are in place, the way the wind is blowing, the embers could come to your neighborhood. otherwise, the heat was oppressive today, 105 h

emphasized the importance of the west supply and heavy weapons. krinski school year old boy, sammy saab, ukrainian troops are doing everything they can using the artillery. they have to stop the occupiers, as well as much as the heavy weapons and modern artillery and all that me about and continue to ask our partners to provide to allow them to separate. i have met the machine secretary for a while. i remember we discussed how this rushing and how to stop and now going to retention events and what supplies are needed for our arm ration the british true leadership event matter and all. but in britain confirmed the donation of long range multiple rocket systems. that's in addition to thousands of on to talk me 1000 vehicles on the defense systems that have ukraine's military intelligence recently that the country's troops have almost run out of the munition and now rely on western realize there was some busted it to the u. k. andre kellen says that putting money on arms in ukraine will only prolong the conflicts. of course, national one gave it makes ukraine and so just continue fights. a

i am ginger conejero saab. thousand packed into san francisco for fried weekend celebration.n's rights and lgbtq rights are threatened. the margin is only for women, or people questioning and challenging gender constructs. men are asked to support from the sidelines. this marks the 52nd year of pride in san francisco and the return to in-person festivities after going virtual during the pandemic. plenty of streets are blocked off around the big center to allow for dancing, street fairs, drag shows and more. >> this is like our first time in a huge, super huge crowds and the pandemic. but it is really exciting. it's so invigorating. it's exciting to be back out and celebrating. >> many told us they came for a sense of community as they process the news of roe v wade being overturned. >>> we are only a few ours away from the return of san francisco's pride parade. this will be the first full pride parade since 2019. and here is how the crowd looked back then. at the pandemic of course forced a pause on those celebrations. but this weekend, thousands have already poured into san

but if you are in politics especially if you areme on the left saab always someone to take it away fromig you. you cannot stand still you musta have more power. that is what we are looking at. i don't know the answer is what ihappens the next election appears i don't know. >> you talk about power tech but the power over someone's ability to speak is about as powerful as it gets. you are a writer talk about this office of disinformation. >> i love words. you notice it's not called the office of information. it is genius as confucius said man does not hide himself what is he a laugh at what is a frown out? a man cannot hideng himself. but calling it to our face the office of disinformation. they are in charge of disinformation. halfback what about the first amendment of the constitution note law prohibiting government should not pass a law governing freedom of speech. what about all of the reiners? i don't know. the girl guy called george scipio have this outfit called strep calm. when the buck 20 years ago sewhat's going to happen to americans look at everything we see. and he says fascina

i think the party sees it for what it is, a part saab political activity -- partisan political activity's why we wrote the op-ed in the "wall street journal" a couple weeks ago. maria: it's interesting because one of the questions you have brought on this program just last week is why was the cap old so vulnerable in the first place? who knew that violence was going to happen, and why weren't the front-line cops aware of that? what did we learn in term of that? why? why this was allow are to happen, a breach at the capitol. >> yeah, maria, you're right, we didn't learn anything about the answer to that question from the hearing the ore night, and only one person can really answer that question, that's the speaker of the house. and guess what? the chairman of this committee, bennie thompson, has said he's not going to ask her anything, they're not going to depose her. but she's one who was offered the martial guard from the white house, we know that -- national guard. president trump said if you need national guard that day, they're available, she didn't take the him up on that offer a b

. >> ginger conejero saab is live at the fairgrounds this morning. don't know if they are serving them just yet but visitors who had out there can expect a lot of fun. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning marcus and laura. we are in san rafael. i'm inside the marin county fair. we got a nice sneak peek and we are next to some of the carnival rides that will open today. a fun tidbit, does not one but two ferris wheel's this year because they wanted to add it. it's been so popular. the marin county fair usually sees about 120,000 people but in past years it hasn't seen anyone in person because of the pandemic you can imagine how excited everyone is to bring things back in person and make a splash this july 4th weekend. here are some things you need to know. if they're open today and will run through july 4th. gates open at 11:00 and will close at 11:00 p.m. tickets are $25. an extra $15-$20 for parking. there are carnival rights, concerts, art exhibits, marketplace and the big bang fireworks to cap off the night at 9:30 p.m. every night the lagoon. re

ginger conejero saab, today in the bay. >>> we want to take a live look at capitol hill. that's where the genua sixth committee received eye-opening revelations from a former white house aide. this came from an aid to the mark meadows. cassidy hutchinson took the stand yesterday and talked about a rally that took place before the capitol siege pick she said then-president trump asked for the screening machines to be removed so crowd members carrying weapons could attend. after giving the speech, she said trump raged at his secret service driver and his own aid. that's because he wanted to head back to the capitol. >> to which bobby responded, sir, we have to go back to the west wing. the president reached up toward the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. mr. engel grabbed his arm and said, sir, you need to take your hand off the steering wheel. we are going back to the west wing. we are not going to the capitol. mr. trump then used his free hand to lunch toward bobby engel and when mr. aaron nutter recounted the story to me he motioned toward his clavicles

uh, we are now actively working on the risks of operating e rp systems on saab base and mes system.day we are faced with an unprecedented level of e, risks of problems associated with sanctions. here, i would very much welcome the holding of our conference, mikhail vladimirovich, your position, which you often actively articulate. i don't know, i think even from our meeting. how to say, i don't know, panel discussions. today it is clear that, in my opinion, we do not fully understand what is happening. we find ourselves cut off from the main suppliers. yesterday, severstal came under american sanctions already before that. we have been here in europe for 3 months already and i personally mean yesterday for 20 minutes there, as i was told, my colleagues came in and colleagues from respected well-known american software providers called and said that they could no longer serve us. power machines have been under sanctions since 2018, and the situation, in general, continues to be extremely serious here. it seems to me that we. well, we probably have 2-4 years to find an adequate soluti

i am ginger conejero saab in for mag kira klapper.s even more divided, given the supreme court reversing 50 years of abortion rights. aside from the legality in politics, comes down to women and families and their rights. around the country, mostly peaceful marches and people upset with the rolling. you can see the various locations those protests took place from new york to texas and in california. we were above downtown oakland following protesters. hundreds of people marched through the streets near city hall. police were monitoring this and there was no word of any violence. >>> in walnut creek, women marched and held the protest. they called it a we won't go back vigil. organizers say they are demanding safe abortion access for all. >>> just 30 minutes ago at the white house, washington, d.c., president biden signed the bipartisan safer communities act, the most significant gun reform bill in decades. in a special report this morning, we got a look at president biden signing the bill into law. just a couple inks, $13 billion in i

my name is lee saab. don't know if you know this, but you are being broadcast on sfgovtv, and you're clearly not paytion attention to anybody who is calling in, which is absolutely -- i'm just -- i'm appalled at the disrespect for people calling in and taking time out of their days to participate in the political process, so i'd ask that you at least put your phones down and listen to what is being said. with that, i'd urge you to fund housing for kmubts in san francisco. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next caller, please. >> good afternoon. i'm danny sauder. [indiscernible] collectively, we serve more than 9,000 youth and seniors. we serve a lot of residents, but we know that we can reach many more, so we're asking for the restoration of $150,000 from dcyf to reconvene our programs. it would enable us to open our space after hours for residents to gather together. we're asking you to reinstate the san francisco dcyf funding for community centers. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your