zoe: sarah james is one of the gwich'in elders.s how they spread it out, and they smoke it. zoe: right now as winter looms, she's busy preserving caribou meat, which has been the staple food for the gwich'in for generations. sarah: we were one whole nation of people, and we call ourself nááts'ihch'oh gwich'in during the bow and arrow days. and that's how we always live. we were colonized into village because they forced western education on us. and to have a school or to have our kids to go to school, we have to colonize into a village where we can survive. zoe: sarah james has been campaigning for much of her life to protect the arctic national wildlife refuge. her community is deeply concerned that drilling for oil and gas will disrupt the caribou migration. [sawing and chopping] sarah: i'm 75 years old and i can remember since 1950, and it's always been my way of life, protect the caribou. it's nothing new, and nothing new to any one of us. it's our way of life. ♪♪♪ sarah: ♪♪♪ zoe: the oil companies want access to the area known

kron 4 sarah stinson actually joining us one from napa once again with that part of the story, sarah. >> james, that's right. the worst of it is in napa valley where we just saw a will and the national weather service said that that smoke and traveled down south of napa county even heading past re are towards the lay hope, but it's not too bad. we are. you see a little bit of haziness around us and they put it the bay area, air quality management district. they put advisory out just be saying that the smoke from this fire could cause some concern for air quality. and it's that time of year where we should give you some tips anyways, talking about if you smell smoke, that's when you need to protect yourself by avoiding exposure. not the day to go for a run. if you live in napa valley, if possible. stay inside windows and doors closed until smoke subsides. those recommended to set your air conditioning units in car vents to recirculate to prevent outside air from coming inside. smoking really are take your eyes and throat causing coughing. maybe some scratchy throat feelings. but we're used to t

sarah. >> darya james, this is a major break in the case so far in the investigation with oakley police, we have not heard the words suspect. we've heard person of interest. we've heard a lot about the evidence they have so far, but nothing about a suspect. so we're anxious to find out about this update today at 11 o'clock. but let's go over what we know so far and take a look at alexis. gabe, that's we're talking about the woman who vanished. this happened around late january. so it's been 5 months of searching and searching the city of oakley recently upped the reward for information about missing alexis gabe to $100,000. the 24 year olds car was abandoned with keys in the ignition about a 5 months ago. police have said they do not believe her disappearance was an accident or by choice. they do suspect foul play. she described as 5 foot 7 170 pounds with long black hair, brown eyes with glasses. the community has rallied together, doing intensive searches. fires all over the place, but going on, you know, months later and still no luck. the family has told kron 4 that they are trying to s

sarah? >> that's right. deiah james, we're live here at a cvs. cvs is limiting customers from buying more than 3 contraceptive pills. like plan b, this is to attempt to make sure that shell's don't go bare because people started to stockpile things like plan b when roe v wade was overturned, people began to collect them and make sure that they could stockpile them, especially in states that immediately ban abortion in california. abortion rights remain protected. but there's always the possibility, of course, the people who would buy them and then send them out to people in other states. a cbs spokesperson confirmed with the la times there plenty of supply in stores and online right now, but they want to keep it that way. rite aid is also limiting the purchase, a plan b to 3 pills per customer. walgreens has not put any limits on these purchases yet at least now, this news was first reported by the washington post. people scrambling to buy abortion pills, especially in the 13 states that have trigger laws immediately banning abortion. a lot of wo

sarah. >> good morning. the minute james started talking about the warriors just now. my stomach got all nervous. and i was like, i'm not nervous to report live. i'm nervous for this tonight. this is do or die. the warriors could clinch this championship title and if they don't tonight, the good news for us is we have one more try the celtics. they don't. >> they don't win tonight. they don't win. so it's our moment. last game was a tough one. i mean, you're winning the whole time until the 3rd quarter. but and that's because, you know, we saw steph curry. he was not on his a game, but we're likely going to see steph curry get his groove back tonight. draymond green said he is going to come into game 6, quote, livid and that's what we need to win last game. steph curry only scored 16 points. >> but the game before that he scored 43 tonight. hopefully we see him back at it again. andrew wiggins picked up his slack shooting. 26 points pool had a good game as well. shooting a three-pointer right at the buzzer. there was also a lot of missed threes by us, even by our klay

celebrate one of our producers drew carmichael, a wonderful guy, he and his wife sarah just welcomed baby william jamesounds 11 ounces, brother, as you can see in one of these pictures, is andrew thomas carmichael the second, he's 4. they are adding to the sum total of awesome in the world by doing that. there is nothing better, and we raise our glass to them in a heartfelt toast. congratulations. that's it for us tonight. earlier in the show we told you about the botox dictator in canada cracking down on gun ownership. one of the many ways that country has creeped towards authoritarianism, some are speaking out against him, former national hockey league star in canadian says we could be next. that's tomorrow, we will see you then. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." tonight america's two-tiered system of justice is alive and well. after disseminating the russian hoax in 2016, clinton campaign lawyer michael sussmann, he has been acquitted of lying to the fbi, which by the way was protectable to me and, yes, i respect the jury's verdict. my problem is with the judge who allowed a jury pool from the very

also, sarah worked to -- sarah vaughn harper worked to rename it james monroe's highland. which is what it was called. that is the start of getting it right. what that included was engagement with the monroe family of enslaved descent, descendants of the enslaved. my great great grandfather was ned, edward ned monroe. and he bought about 52 acres outside of, probably about seven, eight miles from highland. and it's still in our family. we still own it. i am probably all over the place here. but it is very important to us to preserve it. it speaks volumes that an ex-slave could buy, purchase, buy, settle, and maintain a piece of property that close to highland. and so, i'm backing up again. once george made contact, i think there was something else going on at the time. my mother had met one of sara's best friends without even knowing they were connected. and i tell this because it speaks to the fact that what is going on here with the engagement with the enslaved community at this particular time, it's my belief that it is something very much bigger than any of us running

you know, after james madison died, she moved back to washington and she held court a lot. but i think about sarah polk. and you know, james polk, probably the most successful long term president we've had, run on form [inaudible] platform and accomplished all of them. he knew his health wasn't in great shape so he didn't run for a second term. but sarah spent a lot of time learning from dolley. >> but she set the tone for, i mean, decades. eleanor roosevelt was about being the exception that proves the rule. mrs. kennedy, i know she didn't like the idea of redecorating the white house. a lot of people see dolley redecorated the white house. but what she did was restructured the way that mrs. kennedy would've approved. this is amazing that before dolley's white house which was called the executive mansion and, it would only be during her tenure that it would get a familiar loving nickname, white house. there was no place in the capital city where all the men of government could get together. let alone their families. let alone visiting diplomats, let alone visiting americas, let alone anybody. it

james madison died. she moved back to washington and she helped court a lot, but i think about sarah pope and you know james pope probably the most successful one-term president. we've had ran on four parts of a platform and accomplished all of them. he knew his health wasn't in great shape, so he didn't run for a second term, but sarah spent a lot of time learning from dolly. well, she really set the tone for i mean decades. yeah, eleanor roosevelt being the exception that proved the rule but mrs. kennedy, i love that. she didn't like the idea of redecorating the white house a lot of people say dolly redecorated the white house, but what she did was restructure it in a way that mrs. kennedy would have proved by this is amazing that before dolly's white house, which is called the executive mansion and it would only be during her tenure where it would get that familiar loving nickname the white house there was no place in the in the capital city where all the men of government could get together. let alone their families let alone visiting diplomats. let alone visiting americans let alone anybody it was so w

it's also hunter, joe biden's brother james, and his wife sarah and hunters business partners.ive they found a lot of questionable u.s. banks were red flag in questionable wires coming out of overseas in foreign nations into the biden's off-balance-sheet shell companies. >> i would like to know where tony is. and why aren't they speaking to him in terms of what is going on for this is hunter's former business partner. but again we will see how this plays out liz it's very important for americans. deneen borelli have a good week and come back soon. good to see you. is this a new gig for the vice president? the vice president now heading a task force to stop harassment on the internet. or is this just a recycling of the homeland security disinformation board that did not last long? just about three weeks of existent. were going to dig in next with joe concha on "the evening edit". if you have age-related macular degeneration, there's only so much time before it can lead to blindness. but the areds2 clinical study showed that a specific nutrient formula can help reduce the risk of

sarah, good morning. >> that's right. deiah james. we're live here at the church where this fire started. there's tape all along it. this is the saint paul's united methodist church. and we know that a man was arrested for arson, arrested suspected of starting the fire here. you can kind of see on the roof. there are still some areas where the firefighters had to break while that smoke to come out. let's also take a look real quick at the maps. you can get a good idea of the sun south 10th. we are right san jose state and so very close to the campus walks away. and this church caught fire yesterday afternoon and they got the fire under control immediately. witnesses told fire crews that they saw this suspect. they saw the person they believed started the fire and that's why they're able to quickly get on it and arrest the person they believe started the fire. now church did post on on facebook and they said they believe that the person who started it is dealing with mental illness. they said we did not recognize him. he has not been in worship and he is not a known client of the front doo

tonight with the context, in london daily mail columnist sarah vine, and from washington, stefanie brown james—founder of collective pac, the group campaigning for equal representation in american politics. hello, a warm welcome to the programme. zeneta everhart is the mother of a 21—year—shop worker who survived the mass shooting in east buffalo. his name is zaire, and each day for the past three weeks, she has been dressing his wounds. he has a hole in the right side of his neck, two on his back another on his left leg, and when she cleans his back, she says she can feel pieces of the bullet that was fired at him from an ar15. the gunman was 18 years old. today, zeneta gave evidence to to a congressional committee ahead today, zeneta gave evidence toa congressional committee ahead of a house vote on gun reform. we continuously hear after every mass shooting that this is not who we are as americans and as a nation. hear me clearly — this is exactly who we are. zaire only survived because he had played dead as the gunman walked over him. another giving evidence was miah cerrillo, a fourth—grad

and that was the first engagement with with what became highland also it sarah worked to cerebral and harper work to rename it james monroe highland, which is what it was called. so that's the start of getting it right and what that included was. engagement with the monroe family of enslaved descendants of the enslaved. they are my great great grandfather was ned edward ned monroe and he bought about 52 acres outside of the probably about seven eight miles from from highland and and it's still in our family we still own it. and it you know, i'm probably all over the place here, but it's very important to us to preserve it because it's you it speaks volumes that a next slave could buy purchase by settle and and maintain a piece of property that close to to highland and so i'm backing up again. once george made contact. i think there was something else going on at the time. my mother had met one of sarah's best friends without even knowing they were connected and i tell this because it speaks to the fact that what's going on here with the engagement with the enslaved community at this particular time? it's my belief

come for sarah stinson is live in oakley with more. sara? >> james, this is the first time oakley police have used the word suspect in the missing case of alexis, gabe. so far they've only said person of interest reeease lots of tips that they've received in evidence that they have. so this is a major break in the case. we're live here at the police department to get that update for you. but this is huge. i mean, we're excited to hear this because the family has been holding on to hope, wondering if they'll get a leader a break. and this is a major break in this case, the city vocally recently upped the reward for information about missing alexis gabe to $100,000. the 24 year-old has been missing since late january. her car was found abandoned with her keys in the ignition. police have said they do not believe her disappearance was an accident or by choice, suspecting foul play. she described as 5 foot 770 pounds with long black hair and brown eyes with glasses. the community has really rallied together, doing in intensive and extensive searches. but

kron 4 sarah stinson standing by live in burlingame to explain. good morning, sara. >> yeah, well, james, we're seeing people here at the palm playing mid $6 range. i mean, it's completely unaffordable. and that's why speaking with drivers today, they say any and all relief would help. and that's what we're hearing about. finally over the weekend, the governor and legislature reached a budget agreement that would give people some money. take a look at how much we're talking about taxpayers who make $75,000 a year would receive $350 while families making up to $150,000 would receive $700 with an additional $350 for any dependents and just work your way down that screen and look at it. >> see how much money you make and that's how many much money you would be getting if, for example, $200 for individuals making $125,000 to $250,000. this money could reach your bank account by late october. >> latest beginning of next year. but still months out, of course, people struggling right now. this money makes up 9.5 billion dollars in is a part of an overall 17 billion dollar relief package that al

james. >> thanks a lot. now let's get back to san jose because sarah stinson has been following this standoff with police and a man who they think killed 2 people. yeah. so it's a tense situation right now. sarah, again. >> being kept well enough back that you shouldn't be in any danger. sarah, good morning. >> that's right. we are kept at a very far distance from the scene, but it's a very active scene of heard several flash bangs just in the last couple of minutes. they're trying to get this man barricaded in the backyard of a home out safely and peacefully. at that. let's take a look at the maps. you can get a good idea of where we're standing. if you're just now joining us, we are standing here at the 100 block of bend ore drive. that's where the scene is. i'm about a couple blocks from there and it's still active. we actually can show you a live look at what we're seeing out here. san jose confirmed with us just in the last hour, the man barricaded in the backyard of a home here in bend ore drive is suspected of killing 2 people. police police say he shot and killed a man on mount shasta drive in san jo

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james, it's it's it's not easy out there. hopefully we get some relief. >> careful. people looking for an electric car to buy something. sarah, thank you. 9.12 is the time electric car for sure more and more people buy those. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the department of homeland security is on alert for threats of violence from extremists. the issues they say could trigger people in the carrying out part of that act. and we could soon have a new covid-19 vaccine to choose from. tell you what you need to know about this new vaccine to know about this new vaccine from the company novavax. without the right start to your day... your morning could hit a wall. that's not the door. i got it! belvita breakfast biscuits are baked with slow-release carbs and provides steady morning energy to help you rise and thrive. >> 9.15, right now and we're checking out the weather. so let's get right we are. yeah, it's a little warm out there. come up what friday and saturday. but how's it shaping up right now? john, is people are stepping outside its beautiful. we've got the sunshine out there in full force, a little bit breezy to

darya james, good news, you would have been a complete single bart station for the entire morning will shut one person one person is getting on bart. sarah, go >> then another they're trickling in and ok word getting out that bart's back. thank you, sarah. well, that is some amazing that, yes, averting what could have been a disaster is morning commute. rain actually following that part of it all from. >> the traffic is actually is good. she let those people catch the bar because they're already late. you need to get to work a little them up anymore. so because of that major delay and we're still seeing the residual effects of that. you can certainly take muni ac transit or contra costa connection or sam trans. remember, you also have the option to take taxi uber, lyft or even maybe take the ferry this morning if you're not trying to wait while bart is recovering, but the great news is that major delay was at a complete standstill because a computer failure. now we're up and running. checking on our highways and bridges. 15 minutes may so that fremont street exit picking up early. there's a lot of people decided to drive this morning. sa

sarah stinson. we kind of saw a little bit of that in the skies off in the distance. let's visit once more with her again. good morning, sir. >> james arena. that's right. we're seeing a little bit of haziness in southern napa county, but nothing too bad. can report the air quality is deemed healthy right now, but there is an advisory out by the bay area air quality management district. they put out an advisory for today saying air quality could get that they even national weather service also said that the it air quality is being pushed towards the late host. so south of where the old fire is burning right now. so this is just an advisory, something to keep in mind as you head out the door today, just when you walk outside and if you smell smoke, that's when you need to be aware how to protect yourself. that is key. want to make sure you avoid exposure. so it's possible if you smell that smoke outside, stay inside with the windows and doors closed until smoke subsides. >> it's recommended to set your air conditioning units and apartments to recirculate to prevent outside air from moving inside. smoking, really irritate the eyes in

james, bizarre diplomatic editor there. ok. still ahead on al jazeera, all our sports news, including the hon. favorite. andy murray, serves up a trait at wimbledon. sarah will have all those details next. ah ah, with whole ah ah ah, how are you watching al jazeera place in india have arrested the co founder of the fact checking website? oh news mom, it's a bear. it has been a vocal critic of prime minister. no injure modi's government. he's often criticized height, speech by hindu right wing groups. the cuban coast guard says it's rescued. 6 people after intercepting a spade bars, you national waters. one coast car was injured and a member of the crew was shot. jane dead during the operation. not others on the boat missing authorities suspect human traffic is we're using the vessel to transport migrants. the u. s. coast guard says it blocked more than a dozen space in the past 6 months. time now is thought he had sat with all women's days down. yeah, it will be starting with the room, but then it was raining a lot yesterday. so let's see what happens today, but it's the 2nd day with 2 former champions preparing to return to center court. i found a dial

james, i found some pride beans in the newsroom. so gearing up for what is an amazing pride weekend. an event we haven't seen for a long time since the pandemic started. i'm sarah stinson reporting live in in san francisco. back to you. i can see are excited take. i like it would be nice to have it back. thank you, sarah. >> time now is 6.12. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, lyft drivers are demanding that the rideshare company do more to protect them while they're behind the wheel. >> so we'll see what said. they'd like to steer the company. >> in the way of as far as security goes and the gun violence bill is on its way to house lawmakers for a vote. we'll see what's in that legislation. it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon! hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! i'm scared. in a good way. i'm lying. let's get inside. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. and we're checking out the weather after seeing the be

james, back to you. thank you, 32 and today, closing arguments start for former theranos coo and elizabeth holmes ex-boyfriend sunny balwani yet charged with 12 counts of fraud and conspiracy. kron 4 sarah stinson. >> has been tracking it all from san jose this morning where i guess he arrived moments sarah. >> yeah, that's right. just minutes ago we saw x there, no executive sunny balwani walking into the courtroom again, not saying anything. didn't expect him to. he was with his lawyers as his trial comes to an end today. we're going to hear closing arguments in this fraud case. this fraud trial that has lasted 3 months. take a look at video of him walking into the courthouse. i just shot that video. >> and sent it in can see him and his lawyers walking in now, not only is ball one in the x co old there knows he's also the ex-boyfriend of theirs founder elizabeth holmes. this trial has looked into bell on israel into the blood testing startup, any fraud that occurred within the company. one jury has already found holmes guilty in january of defrauding their those investors. she will be sentenced in september by u.s. district judge edward davila. she faces up to 20 years in prison righ