much to shirley's disapproval. >> shirley would tell us, girls don't go to school.hey get married. why do you want to go to school? i didn't like being late to school. i didn't like being absent all the time. >> so they got themselves up every morning and went to school and kept going. and then, pepper was 12. eight of those years with shirley when she saw her chance to escape and seized it. she made herself useful as a babysitter for the couple next door in room 109. and when the family moved out of the motel, pepper went with them. but it didn't last long. pepper's new household caught in its own spiral of alcoholism and dysfunction was as troubled and messy as her own life was. she swallowed her pride and moved back to room 110 colonial motel, even though, by then, shirley didn't seem to care much what she did. >> i remember when i was trying to so-call run away, plot my escape, before it went into action, i was in my mind going, she -- i'm going to show her. she'll care. like i remember thinking that. but she didn't care. she didn't come to get me. >> still, hav

this is shirley feeney. she's yours.et you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on against abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to go all the way back to "i love lucy" to get the same sort of slapstick and physical comedy. >> we never thought about its importance, except that, you know, it was two girls trying and the value of friendship. it must have something going for it. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> you rodeo-do-do. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> they couldn't say sex. but they said rodeo-do. >> you rodeo-do. >> once

come on out, shirley! shirley, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) thank you very much.e, right down there. nothing to be afraid of. we're all your friends. shirley, thank you for being here. and i'm only asking to verify his story. how old are you? >> i'm 27. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you're 27 years old? why do you look so old? >> i-- i saw alan dershowitz in his underwear. ( laughter ) >> stephen: shirley, everybody. alan dershowitz's masseuse. ( cheers and applause ) thank you very much, shirley. jon, how about a little traveling music? ♪ ♪ ( applause ) heartbreaking. of course, those weren't epstein's only buddies. no circle of rich and creepy men is complete without donald trump. ( audience reacts ) that's right. epstein, clinton, dershowitz, trump, we have achieved full mount touch-more. ( laughter ) ( applause ) trump-- a family joke. worth it, there you go. trump was a fan of epstein's work. back in 2002 he called epstein "a terrific guy" and said "he's a lot of fun to be with. it is even said that he likes beautiful women as much as i do. and many of them are on

>>but as kron four's washington correspondent trevor shirley reports for us tonight. alcohol is not the only problem that authorities are up against. >>if you haven't seen them yet you probably will soon ads like this one, if you feel different. you drive different are the backbone of a million campaign by the department of transportation to stop impaired driving leading up to labor day. >>it's really important that we continue to get this message out because we're still losing so many lives to this issue. >>jamie fister of the national highway traffic safety administration says statistically the weeks leading up to and including labor day are among the deadliest on us roads and the whole point is to reduce the risk of impaired driving crashes and fatalities. >>she said don't worry mom i crossed in cross walks i stay on the bike path. i love you i'll be right back. and that was the last i saw of her. >>helen whitney's daughter was killed by a drunk driver while she was rollerblading back in 2000 when he is now the president of mothers against drunk driving and support

>>reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>and of the ohio shooter is now being charged what investigators say he did that help the gunman plus fighting fire with fire. the technique. a new study says is underused in california and next at 6.30 a new rule that could cause a dramatic drop in the number of legal immigrants in the united states. >>out of the sky, but you know if i'm forced forecast some showers for tonight >>a new federal rule could begin to limit legal immigration into the united states. the trump administration announced the new regulation today that comes on the heels of last week's controversial immigration raids on food processing plants. >>in mississippi camila bernal has the details. >>the number of legal immigrants allowed to enter and stay in the us cou dramatically dropped. >>today you see i asked the agency i head as part of the department of homeland security has issued a rule that encourages and insurers self reliance and self-sufficiency for those seeking to come to or to stay in the united states

>>reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. the controversy all move by the trump administration why a cancer warning will not appear on a popular product. despite powerful evidence that it could cause cancer. >>plus what's the secret to making it to on 103 will find out and celebrate with the world war 2 veteran and retired bay area firefighter. >>and the raiders brand new superstar receiver or is missing practices but the reasons for his absence are. curious to say the least jason do choice us l uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there he is. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. actually, that's my buick.. your buick doesn't have a roof rack! this is my buick. how are we gonna fit in you

i'm trevor shirley.4,000 disney and eddie bauer baby sleepers are e concerns that infants could roll over and suffocate on them. the us consumer products safety commission says anyone who owns the sleeper should stop using them immediately. both were sold for $60 at target. kmart and other stores nationwide. back in april fisher-price recalled almost 5 million infant sleepers after more than 30 babies died in them over a 10 year period. take a look at this a 3 year-old boy in china survived a 6 story fall. he's seen here hanging on. that's a high rise. the heart-stopping moment was captured on video their egos the toddler is seen first clinging to the apartment balcony but he seemed dropping their slow motion neighbors used to large blankets to break his fall and they just had gotten those blank it's extended. the boy was not hurt. reports say he had been left alone at home and woke up from a nap to find his grandmother, not there. that's when he made his way to the balcony. the boy was taken to a hospit

you can't count your chickens before they hatch reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. 30 a debate over gun control continues across the states after the. >>a gilroy gunman went into the nevada to buy the gun that he used in last weekend's mass shooting how governor newsome is responding tonight. >>and it is something that could happen to anyone listen to this why a woman's hair fell out after using a brand of conditioner she had just purchased a n york police department administrative judge is recommending that officer daniel pantaleo be fired. following his controversial involvement in eric garner's death but at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >>that there's so

washington dc correspondent trevor shirley reports. >>kim petr served in the air force for 10 years even deploying overseas. now retired in delaware she legally uses medical marijuana to help with ptsd. >>jury they'll probably work out some sort of plea bargain to end all of this and if it's a guilty. there's absolutely going to be an appeal and one of the issues is going to be removing 3 jurors after 10 days of deliberation thank you paul. >>it's a lot to unpack here we have show you of your legal weed or you can have your legal guns, but you. at least according to the federal government. washington dc correspondent trevor shirley reports. >>kim petr served in the air force for 10 years even deploying overseas. now retired in delaware. >>indigo ship trial kron 4 will have live team coverage at the courthouse at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t cali

>>but for many veterans any change is a good one in washington, i'm trevor shirley. some perspective student loan debt overall in the us is at an all-time high not surprising. it's now over one and a half trillion dollars. studies show that college tuition has more than doubled since the 1980's, more than 3 million senior citizens senior citizens in the u s are still paying off. their student loans and student loan debt is the reason that 13% of americans in a recent survey said they decided not to have children. >>all of a sudden the storms start developing get ready. we've got even though that is bearing down on b >>police in san jose looking for a driver who took off after hitting a pedestrian early this morning. >>christina take te'o has more on the deadly crash ash. >>now the area behind me right now house cars driving through it, but just hours ago it was blocked off as a crime scene. well investigators were trying to figure out exactly what happened. let's show you where we are here in downtown. it happened off the san fernando street between 4th and 5th just

them the story of shirley chisholm, who said kids who are hungry cannot learn. we have free lunches for kids in school and we can't imagine not having free lunches for kids in school today. worry about quality because the quality is getting worse, folks. i thought it was bad when i was a kid. have ant is we responsibility i think to recognizing there is a crisis and childcare is a crisis. health care is a crisis. until we do that, we are never going to be able to resolve it. this is a good story -- march reading month i have a lot of schools, so we go into april and so forth. i go into second and third grade classes and read. the kids get excited. i show them where i work. or i read the legend of mackinac island. kids, am done i asked the do you know what a member of congress does? someone mentioned the president or washington, d.c. or something. also, how many of you have had asthma? 1/3 of the class will raise their hand, no matter where i am at. nott now wayne county is complying with sulfur dioxide levels. i tell them one of the things i work on is making su

i'm trevor shirley. california governor gavin, newsome has been very outspoken against the death penalty back in march to governor halted all executions. and close the death chamber, san quentin prison. even though that went against a vote in 2016 by california voters who rejected the repeal to repeal the death penalty and actually voted to speed up executions. >>the family of a bay area teenager being held in italy for murder. is vowing to bring him back home but there are some hurdles in the way. >>in sports the a's make a rare visit to chicago's wrigley field to take on the cubs mark >>welcome back to kron 4 news a big story tonight, the family of finnegan elder, one of the bay area teens accused of murder in italy is fighting to bring their son home last week 19 year-old father and their attorney visit elder in prison. elder in his 18 year-old friend gabriel the tally, your ths were arrested last month after police say they killed officer mario reagan during an undercover drug deal. police say both t

. >> shirley temple is created as ahsha safai the nation with happens and light heartenness shirley templebiggest influence i love david boo and el john and may i west coast their flamboyant and show people (singing) can't be unhappy as a dr. murase and it is so fun it is a joyful instrument i learned more about music by playing the piano it was interesting the way i was brought up the youth taught me about music he picked up the a correspond that was so hard my first performing experience happened as 3-year-old an age i did executive services and also thanks to the lord and sank in youth groups people will be powering grave over their turk i'll be playing better and better back la i worked as places where men make more money than me i was in bands i was treated as other the next thing i know i'm in grants performing for a huge protection with a few of my friends berry elect and new berry elect and can be ray was then and we kept getting invited back you are shows got better we made it to paris in 2005 a famous arc we ended up getting a months residencey other than an island and he came to

>>reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>president trump will travel to el paso tomorrow to me was texas leaders as well as people affected by this weekend's deadly shooting west rapoport reports. >>as the healing continues in el paso, the city prepares to host the president i want to clarify for. for the political spin. >>the the office of the mayor of el paso. in an official capacity welcoming the office of the president of the united states which i consider this might. >>duty but i feel is our day was shot in the attack, his nephew was killed when asked to the hospital about the president's visit his response. that seems to be the overall trend people leaving no to the president at the growing memorial where the shooting happened tell us they don't think anything productive will come out of the president's trip. governor greg abbott will return wednesday afternoon with the state's lieutenant governor and house speaker tim. >>members of the el paso legislative delegation to the texas senators have visited is going on as

them the story of shirley chisholm, who said kids who are hungry cannot learn. we have free lunches for kids in school and we can't imagine not having free lunches for kids in school today. worry about quality because the quality is getting worse, folks. i thought it was bad when i was a kid. have ant is we responsibility i think to recognizing there is a crisis and childcare is a crisis. health care is a crisis. until we do that, we are never g

>> with me biographer and presidential historian craig shirley. he's four best-sellers. teaching a class on reagan at the university of virginia. craig, in the research that went into all four of those books, did you ever see any evidence of similar behavior by ronald reagan? and if not, how do you explain it in this instance? >> no michael, no evidence whatsoever, there's a lot aut o evidence to the contrary. the team was making a road trip, and a local hotels had a no black policy. and they had two african-americans on the team. instead, he took them to his home in dixon where his parents warmly took him in. when he was -- when he was an actor in hollywood, the ritzy country club asked him to join, he was ready to until they found out they had a restrictive policy that didn't allow jews. so they it turned down. in 1952, he called on hollywood to make more roles for african-americans in actors. reagan with this, this is one case if he was alive today, i would bet my bottom dollar, he would be the first one to denounce it, apologize for it and express deep regret and att

you can't count your chickens before they hatch reporting in washington and trevor shirley. every day and governor gavin newsome are teaming up to try to give our emergency service systems a technological update. >>and president trump responding to gavin newsom's new proposal that demands the president >>president trump scathing criticism of conditions and several major american cities that continues earlier this week has focus was on baltimore. >>but had a campaign rally last night in ohio he returned to one of his other favorite punching bars, san francisco kron four's dan kerman tells us the president also had some unkind words for the governor. >>nearly half of all the homeless people living in the streets. in america happened to live in the state of california. >>president trump set his sights on california and specifically san francisco and los angeles again during a campaign rally in ohio thursday. >>what they are doing to our beautiful california is a disgrace to our country. it's a shame. the world is looking at it look at los angeles with that tense. >>and the horr

our first washington dc correspondent trevor shirley reports on this new development.ts say a new study is showing a high level of potential after years of complicated efforts to create an hiv vaccine for humans. and it worked rather promising lee well doctor anthony found she director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases says early trials and monkeys showed the vaccine was both effective and long-lasting. i wasn't surprised at the results i was very pleased to see. >>not only that it was successful in with the ultimate goal was but the durability was impressive every year the national institutes of health spends about million on hiv research. this study is one of 3 major initiatives into an hiv vaccine. that's currently being funded by the end i age well as just another up and new of approach of trying to protect against hiv infection. since the epidemic began previous attempts to create a vaccine have failed. what's the challenge because hiv is an extraordinarily unique virus every year about 38,000 people are newly infected. joining more than

>>suggest that we're on the right track here reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. your money this morning soaring student debt is opening the door to scams and johnson and johnson has been ordered to pay millions in an opioid case. jane king is live the nasdaq with these stories and more hey jane. >>hi james good morning, us and oklahoma judge ordered johnson johnson to pay million for contributing to the state's opiate addiction crisis that figure was actually less than expected and so the stock rose or something he would mind me be in the billions that they would have to pay it does though signal further findings of liability for drug companies, a similar cases, wind through courts across the country. there are more than 2000 cases brought against truck makers related to the opiate crisis. well is a new recruiting efforts to hire new flight attendants we're about to take off their lines that has roughly 1000 flight attendant job openings for 2020 applicants do have to be 21 years old and the wall street journal report student debt relief is fertile ground f compa

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reiko: we have shirley miramoto who is the--teacher and pj hirabayashi who will teach us ei ja nai kawhich is everyone's favorite in san jose taiko. robert: you're right, she's from-- helped start san jose taiko. all right, it is great. looking forward to seeing it. it's gonna be a very interesting combination. reiko: and we will be dancing with our nbc fans. robert: oh, there you go, okay. nothing like a little plug for us, right? thank you very much. tokyo olympics 2020. yumi: so everyone will be getting-- robert: that's right. it is going to be quite a sight, the american bon dancing. in joy and remembrance taking place september 1 at the yerba buena gardens in san francisco from 1 p. m. to 3 p.m., and that is at mission street between 3rd and 4th streets. for more details go to nbcbayarea.com. robert: now stay with us as we dive into silicon valley pride, south bay's big lgbtq+ celebration coming up on august 24 and 25, that's next. robert: there is still a long way to go, of course, but the lgbtq+ community has made big strides on some big issues and social obstacles. and it real

shirley 6:45 pm. partly cloudy and 62 for some baseball. fremont tonight 59 degrees. san rafael 57. mountain view 60. warmer outside tonight because of the cloud cover. it acts like a blanket. he put a blanket on your bed to keep you warm. pollen count lower than it has been. three and four. it is still there. some sneezing and rubbing of the corner of your eye. it will be there for a while. anytime soon. ridge of high pressure has. got close of this weekend which gave us warmer weather especially inland listen to it over las vegas which hit a record high of 113 today. that is now moving away. we look to the north and west. an area of low pressure won't bring rain to the northwest. by rule of nature things go counterclockwise. when we get a low pressure area to the north death flow counterclockwise flow gives us a breeze from the ocean. that is all we need to know. if the breezes coming from the ocean we will be chilly. we will stay near or below average temperature wise for the next several days. that low is not going to move that much. then cloud cover tomorrow morning. gone by th

if you get my book, it will blow your mind about shirley kornfeld. she was the star in my family, not me. greg: today, you are the star. artie: i am just a representative of a dream. greg: capitol records was a new concept and you took a commanding position. how did that come about? artie: my good friend who just sold his stock in martha stewart, chairman of the board of records for 15 years, we met -- if you read my book, we met by accident at queens college night school and he had just taken over the job working for donnie kershner from evans kershner music. i had already had a record out when i was 16. i was signed when i was 16 so i had a record out, and it died and nothing else happened. i ran into charles and you read the book, you'll crack up -- the story is hysterical how it all happened. we met, next day i go on with the demo i made and i play it for donnie kershner and they sign me -- here i am signed to music, dauphin king, brian wilson, jan barry, great writers. there i was. it was so simple. you wrote a song and you played it for donnie

correspondent trevor shirley reports..replace a number that already exists. 9-8-8. (ken) a new california state law requires all schools grades 7 to 12... post numbers for the national suicide prevention lifeline and the crisis text line on the back of student id cards. (ken)the former secret service dog who took down an intruder in 2014 will be honored for his bravery. hurricane, along with fellow secret service dog jordan, was kicked and thrown around by a man who jumped a fence - while president obama was in thwhite house. the dogs were able to tackle the suspect to allow agents to arrest him. the injuries hurricane sustained from the attack contributed to his retirement in 2016.he has been awarded the order of merit by the british charity peoples dispensary for sick animals (pdsa).hurricane will receive the award in october at a ceremony in london. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) but our primetime coverage is just getting started this thursday night. grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news a

think he would have done better the screenwriter the producer a director there reste down maybe to shirley's family but in general i think they missed the mark more than they hit the mark and i think that's a legitimate concern but most people af i've talked to a lot of people as well who like to film the black and white so so it's. but it seemed like the ones who disliked the film were more vocal so seems like it's a. mort not like in the film they like in the film but the film has done well in one pretty much every major award that's out there so it's almost like there is to it or get to this 2 countries watching the same film and coming away with 2 different you know impressions. and i don't know if it's these guys could have ever gotten it right not this particular creative team but mr ramsey we're going to take a shot break right now when we're back we'll continue talking with award winning author and playwright calvin alexander ramsey talking about racial tensions in the united states stay with us. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront a sh

i'm trevor shirley. >>before we go how about a live look outside we're checking in on as cfo we're not dealing with the usual thick fog around the coast in bay. we're just dealing with hot temperatures once again yesterday we set some records today we have more warnings and advisories in place so make sure you stay tuned for josh rate was forecast. we'll let you know when we'll finally get some relief from the heat after the break stay with us. welcome back for 55 getting close to 05:00am now generally seen to well out there in the distance but if you look really close. there's the golden gate and it is not blocked out by and the fog this morning. >>a clear skies overall and uncomfortable temperatures again. yesterday was record breaking and comfortable temperatures santa rosa and napa in the triple digits nappy tied the record with santa rosa, exceeding it upper 90's across much of the rest of the bay area also breaking records at sfo and oakland's airport today we're off to a mild start before in other

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trevor shirley has more.ermanently disabled veterans have long been eligible to wipe out their federal student debt. i think the safe. >>that is to say that there are 10's of thousands of disabled veterans that could qualify for thie. but there simply unaware of it. >>but tony low of the veterans of foreign wars says the process is complicated and can be discouraging in fact just this past may 51 attorneys general sent this letter to education secretary betsy devos essentially telling her that the current process is so complicated. it puts a quote insurmountable obstacle on many disabled veterans. >>for a service member excuse me in veteran may not be as computer savvy. it can be very very difficult. >>president trump got the message. he's ordered the education department to make it easier for disabled veterans to apply. >>altogether this actually will wipe that an average of $30,000 in debt owed by more than 25,000 eligible veterans this is fantastic. it's a an amazing accomplishment. >>lo says it's now up t

i'm trevor shirley. >>all right, let's take a live look outside and see how things look tonight on this. >>warm evening around the bay area looking at the golden gate bridge looks a little hazy there little bit to murray's rodriguez here to fill us in on what is a very hot day across northern california very hard and we do have a spare the air alert in effect tonight all the way through thursday because of that dome of high pressure sitting over a so daytime highs today well above average more than 15 degrees above normal for downtown san francisco. and oakland, more than 20 degrees above average of twice for triple digit heat as you major way inland and here's a look at the preliminary records report, san francisco airport 93 degrees santa rosa beating the old record today setting a record high of a 101 degrees redwood city not that far behind 99 degrees and napa tying the record for today of 100 degrees and here's a live look outside in the east bay at sun all and you could see no cloud cover and our i

so land use would also havave to be given over to b bio energy schemes a shirley is a bon takes a closer look. these images of barren fields. of cattle dying of thirst or no common in many regions in the world. heat waves are trying out the land land that's over used and damaged by changing weather. imagine what these fields will look like in thirty years when temperatures are higher and there are billions of extra people to feed. that'ss what the you when's intetergovernmental panelel on climate change has s studied inn its latest report. and it says the current use of land is not sustainable. extensive agriculture generates about one quarter of greenhouse gas emissions and it makes land less productive. but the group says there are solutions. for example using less chemicals cutting down food waste and also cutting down meat consumption. humans should revise their eating habits because meat production generates toxic gas. for example almost halalf o o all methanee emissions having an almost vegetarian diet based on nuts seeds greens and vegetables could bring enormous potential. it cou

peggy and shirley, new york. i am calling from shirley, new york.some opinions based on the last topic. it also overlaps. i live in the suburbs. i am satisfied but it could definitely be better. more uniform health care for everyone. i believe employers should be held accountable for who they hire and e-verify should be used across the board. that's it. peggy, have you always lived in shirley, new york? caller: or in the vicinity, yes. host: ever thought about leaving? caller: yes. host: what keeps you in shirley? caller: family. host: thanks for the call. i believe that is out on long island, right? caller: that is on long island. host: joe and prichard, west virginia. good morning. caller: good morning. westhere in west virginia, virginia provided for the united states of america with coal, ste el, chemicals for 100 years. we absolutely got no benefit from any of that. gas, oil. west virginia is one of the richest states in the united states, and we are at the bottom of every list in america. we have no road system that amounts to anything. we hav

first weekend in august, something is change, shirley? it does seem to get earlier and earlier.have the charity shield this week. more on that, and an amazing game at luton. but first, almost time for day three of the ashes. stepping up to the crease once more is of the ashes. stepping up to the crease once more is rory burns. what a day he had yesterday, his maiden test century, england only 17 runs behind australia. joe wilson sums up the action. england's new opening batsmen walked in with a friendly security guard. they were soon surrounded by australians. steve smith's catch, and jason roy was out for ten. rory burns has his own way of watching the ball. australia's fast bowlers would search for any weakness. near misses in close calls, he kept going. he was not pa rt calls, he kept going. he was not part of the world cup squad. that trophy belongs to everyone. joe root fell for 57. great reaction from the bowler. frustrated reaction from the captainjoe bowler. frustrated reaction from the captain joe root. bowler. frustrated reaction from the captainjoe root. australia the

the origin last logan for the many not the few ironically given peterloo is remembered not just for shirley but the ensuing media crackdown it is members of corbin's own body and parliament who have attempted to crackdown on media like this t.v. channel and the arguably failed to raise the fate of the world's most famous publisher julian a son is currently in solitary confinement in london as for the media landscape in britain and 2019 mainstream media journalists have been taking time out in august to attack this 16 year old swedish environmental activist sailing the atlantic to highlight the threat of global catastrophe every person who fights for the same thing and use voice gets heard is very important and it doesn't really matter who that person is what background that person has done and it has dedication and wants to fight for a better well well here in britain goldsmiths part of the university of london has been apparently fighting for a better world too joining me now is dr jason who called who is on the british labor party's task force on international development jason thanks for

mark said surely shirley bassey would not prove. diamonds are forever of course. you are so cheesy.more precious than a lab grown one. what do you make of this? i think the lab grown diamond is kennel i can identical to the real one, and a lot cheaper, so, your money goes further. why not? why would you not? there is resistance, my colleague was talking about getting an engagement ring for his future wife. don't same the name! she was having none of the lab grown diamond. how interesting. the article goes on to explain about how the trade wars, of course chinese us trade wars are impacting. these are the two big markets for diamond, china and the united states. yes, and the chinese tourist, the number of chinese tourists going to the us has fallen. that has been blamed for the fall in sales. people are concerned about where they are being sourced from and the ethical side. yes, yes, that film blood diamond there was a lot of concern about what the provenance of concern about what the provenance of these stones, what it actually is. there is not a lot of visibility. to that point, it

loreay the lord goes, -- goes, my grandmother and great , and that they took second prize to shirley temple back then. [laughter] sen. booker: i will not saying, but i am proud of those iowa roots. as i said at the eulogy this morning when we buried a 100-year-old iowan, the story of the state's the story of the country. my family came here, they were called miners in alabama, and they moved to a town called buxton, iowa. many of you know buxton because there is a book that calls it the american utopia. there was a time in the late 1800s when blacks migrating from the south and european immigrants joined together in an integrated town well before it's time. it is evidence of the best of who we are as a nation. struggling black and white who went down into a out of theto dig earth their american dream. we are all americans. we all come from humble backgrounds. in that town, the spirit was simply we stand for each other. buxton, theyed in pay, they up a day's would go to work, but they would give the day's pay to the family of the miner who was lost. we are defined not by race or relig

their story is that they took second prize to shirley temple back then. the only thing i can say, i will not saying. but i am really proud of those iowa roots. i said at the eulogy this morning, we buried a 100-year-old iowa one, and the story of this state is the story of america. my family came here right after slavery, they were coal miners in alabama and they moved to a town called buxton, iowa. many know buxton because there is a book about it called "the american utopia." the late a time in 1800s were blacks migrated from the south and european anigrants joined together in integrated town well before its time. it evidenced the best of who we are as a nation. here were folks struggling, black-and-white, eastern europe, western europe, descendents of slaves, who went down into a mine shaft to dig out of the earth there american dream. americans, we all come from humble backgrounds. in that town, the spirit was simply, we stand for each other. if a minor died in buxton -- if a miner died in buxton, they would go to work and donate that day's pay to the

. >> supervisor shirley seine says everying took longer from the cleanup to finding crews to build thousands of homes. beginning this year, a new state law will give people three years use up ng expenses. >>> a top resource trainer is expected to challenge a ban. he's won more than 7600 races in his career. and several racetracks including santa anita park will not let his horses run or be stabled there. four of his horses died in the past season at santa anita. he's asking a judge that would temporarily lift the ban against him. he loves his horses and their safety has always been a top priority. >>> a man who is swimming from hawaii to san francisco to raise awareness about ocean pollution is due to arrive tomorrow morning. he left hawaii on june 8th and he is swimming through what is known the vortex of the great pacific garbage patch. he wanted to cover 300 nautical miles to represent the amount of garbage. >>> unions representing thousands of kaiser permanente workers plan to protest on labor day. they represent 98% of the california workers, and they are protesting staffing shortages a

. >> supervisor shirley says everything took longer than expected from cleanup to finding crews to build thousands of homes at once. a new state law will give three years. >>> a man swimming from hawaii to san francisco, raising awareness about ocean pollution is due to arrive tomorrow morning. he left hawaii june 8th. and he's swimming through the vortex of the great pacific garbage patch. he wanted to cover 300 nautical miles representing the 300 million tons of plastic that we produce every year. he's scheduled to swim under the golden gate bridge at 10:00 tomorrow morning. >>> a call from help from family members and friends of a bay area activist seriously hurt in the philippines. how they want from e u.s. embassy. >>> and proposed protections in the city of alameda. >>> and if you're hitting the roads, you should find a nice drive around the bay area. including on highway 24 on the way to the tunnel. >>> a friday forecast and temperatures are set to warm up. how much and what's in store for the weekend as we head into the long holiday weekend. the weather's perfect... family is all