it's been a hard year for the city, nation. it's not always going to be easy. there's going to be hard days. we're san francisco. we care about our city. that's how we do it in the tender loin. that's how it will bring us together in each and every neighborhood in the city. now i'm supposed to introduce vince. a hero who emerged with a new model for thinking about cleaning the city. >> : i'm humbled and honored to be here as part of shine on. i've only recently done what many of these people's life's work has been to take care of this city. i learned how to become an adult here. i met my wife here. i'm raising two girls here in the city who go to sfusd. in pandemic life trying to figure out thing it do outdoors. let's pick up right in front of our streets. it turned into streets getting cleaner. let's clean up the rest of our block. maybe other people could do the same thing. i started to notice a few things. there were a lot of people already doing this and going out on their own and organizing maybe hood clean ups. a lot of city services and non-profits dedica

a white van slammed into the city national bank on front street. the van apparently crashed into a red suv before plowing in to the bank. it's unclear if anyone was injured. >>> new at 6:00, the state has just released new guidelines for masks on k-12 school campuses. we learned last week that masks will be required for all california students indoors regardless of vaccination status. now word that students who refuse to mask up will be banned from campus. they will get some other type of instruction. the state's attorney's are tougher than cdc guidelines, which say vaccinated students could attend class without masks. >>> new at 6:00, the bay area cuban community is closely following the crisis that's plunging the island nation into unrest right now. kpix 5's len ramirez live in san jose, where some locals are fiercely divided. >> the cuban-american community here in the bay area is very diverse. they do agree that these protests to be happening out in the open in cuba is very rare, because it's very dangerous, but there is a healthy difference of

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. >> san francisco's mayor and police chief on the defensive today as the city makes national headlines over concerns about out of control crime. >> but for maureen kelly attended a news conference today where they unveiled the latest crime data and they say this information paints a different picture of the city that was being reflected in the viral videos. >> we've all seen the videos of shoplifters swarming high end stores and pharmacies car break-ins happening in broad daylight and asian americans being victimized stores have closed and target is shortening their hours over the last few weeks, the city has made headlines in the national news over concerns about crime what's not going viral what's not being brought to the forefront is the fact that in almost every single instance. >> our police department have arrested many of the people in these particular crimes. the guy who we saw the viral video of him riding a bicycle into the walgreens in and stealing. he has been arrested. the elderly woman waiting at the bus stop. 2 people stabbed that perpetrator has been arrested. the chief

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i pretty much made it to the city national finals of the seventh ward in cool caan. >> okay, other guests include naomi osaka, sq. you can watch the sb's tomorrow night at 8 p.m. on abc 7 news, it is part of an entire weekend of broadcasting by the abc family of networks. >>> this k pop latest single, permission to dance dropped overnight. the music video now has 22 million views. you can see people taking off their masks and dancing to the beat of bts, the song was cowritten by ed sharon. >> yes, then you put the thumbs up. okay. >> there are no masks? >> i did not see it. do not forget to the turn and the throw. >> goodbye. that is how you do it. >> coming up next, things you need to know today. >> oh, you also have to stomp away from the camera. >> right. okay, after the break we will take a live look outside. this is a nice start to friday. >> it is. i loaded at boat. >> put the bay team usa is ready for the olympic games... so is jacob! he's got a flex 4k streaming box free with xfinity internet, and peacock premium included. with team usa highlights... live look-ins... athlete inter

that's vital if the international community are going to stay in this capital city, doing humanitarian work, the united nations and all the diplomatic missions. i think it's fair to say that the coming weeks for afghanistan are going to be absolutely crucial, possibly decisive for the future. this country, ok, james base, there was a lie for couple. thank you. james. thousands of people have rallied in december gone to show their support for a few p and federal troops who are fighting in the northern region to gray seekers . cold on the field pins to be unified against rebels into great, accused them of using child soldiers. it comes as a conflict, has widens to include fighters from neighboring. i'm horror and are far regions to grow and groups claim thousands of people have been killed in the conflict. katherine saw joins as no life form at the sub a. but catherine tell us more about the rally that took place this morning. well yes, this is riley, that is pretty much a government organized wiley organized by the mayor's office and you know, but then there were thousands of people who turned up and the speake

the french city. nice. it's no my nation focus on the city is long standing reputation as a seaside resorts taken back to the 18th century. it's been job the winter resort. turn off the riviera beach, joins for the 40 other world heritage sites in france. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the headlines to disease. largest political party says it's ready for elections a day after the president dismissed the prime minister unfroze parliament. but the not, the policy is warning against an autocratic regime. government forces of the boarding, central district of ballads in the trees besieged the area of more than a month. cutting off access to food and medicine. i would say 40000 people could face storage ation a former close aloe. a port francis is on trial for alleged financial crimes and delux bear. 2 and 9 others are accused extortion, embezzlement, and money laundering this largest trial ever to take place at the vatican. he has president joe biden. several federal workers could be required to get vaccinated against coven 9

it's been a hard year for the city, nation. it's not always going to be easy. ncisco. we care about our city. that's how we do it in the tender loin. that's how it will bring us together in each and every neighborhood in the city. now i'm supposed to introduce vince. a hero who emerged with a new model for thinking about cleaning the city. >> : i'm humbled and honored to be here as part of shine on. i've only recently done what many of these people's life's work has been to take care of this city. i learned how to become an adult here. i met my wife here. i'm raising two girls here in the city who go to sfusd. in pandemic life trying to figure out thing it do outdoors. let's pick up right in front of our streets. it turned into streets getting cleaner. let's clean up the rest of our block. maybe other people could do the same thing. i started to notice a few things. there were a lot of people already doing this and going out on their own and organizing maybe hood clean ups. a lot of city services and non-profits dedicated to keeping the city clean. it's so easy.

her next court date is scheduled for august. 3rd san jose is now the very first city in the nation to require gun owners to compensate taxpayers for firearm violence. the city council unanimously passed a series of draft gun violence reduction ordinances. last night. mayor sam liccardo says these ordinances are certain to be challenged in court by gun rights advocates. it comes to sensible gun regulation. no good deed goes on litigated and we expect there will be lawsuits and we've certainly been threatened with lawsuits. already lawsuits will imagine get fouled as soon as we approved an ordinance, which i would hope will happen this fall. now. gun rights advocates say that these measures punish law abiding gun owners san francisco international airport airport poised to help kick start the post pandemic economy, the massive project that's wrapping up a year early. coming up tonight at 5 30 coyote sightings have become more and more common in bay area neighborhoods. but there is concern that the animals are getting more comfortable around humans, including children in a san francisco

. >>> overseas italy will now ban large cruise ships from venice calling the city's waterways a nationalument. it comes after the u.n. threatened to include the city on its endangered world heritage list. venice business owners opposed the ban which has long been supported by environmentalists. >>> coming up, flying fish. the effort to restock waterways in the west amid the extreme drought.p>>> also ahead, a plane crashes right into the living room of a is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people

the united nation. i've been part of the city and i still even before the united nation after the after world war one. and so we, when we are part of the international community, we been helped by, by our friends for a long time. i know. and you know, some of some of our twins once more, please, and then they bought it. but we know that we in the world that we don't, we can't leave. we get leave throws to our self. we have to be open to our friends. and that's, that's what it always be. it has always been a v, as always, been an interest, a country where different countries see their own interests. we, we get to deny the, the fact that we close to the united states, we geographically closely that if you notice this, like they're going to go to public like you, but like, oh, they're going to be in the country. so they express most of the time, the interest and being, and he will be speaking to the cuban ambassador about 2, but they have a different type of foreign policy to haiti. and of course, that long history, haiti was the richest country in the western hemisphere. now it is what the, what the poo

in venice, for example, the government has declared the city's lagoon a national monument. starting august 1st, large cruise ships will be banned from venice harbor. chris livsay is there. >> reporter: the pandemic was a double whammy for italy's tourism industry. first it was a national lockdown, and then a ban on american tourists, the biggest spenders here in venice. but now for the first time since the pandemic, americans are coming back. a paradise on water. that the pandemic turned into a desert. but now direct flights from the u.s. to venice are finally landing again. tabitha waters and her family from kentucky were among the first on board. what's the pandemic been like for you? , me of f, it's just been a really bad thing to get used to. and seeing the world finally start to become normal again is really good. >> reporter: the feeling is mutual at cafe florian, italy's oldest coffee house, once on the brink of bankruptcy during the pandemic. now americans like the waters family are helping bring it back to life. >> my heart literally has not stopped beating fast. >>

portland was the first city in the nation to ban its use by police altogether. >> california's largestive wildfire is burning near the nevada state line. the beckworth complex fire has burned more than 91,000 acres in lassen and plumas counties. it is just 26% contained flames jumped highway 3.95 over the weekend. the small town of doyle has been hit hard. 600 people live there. 20 houses were destroyed. one man says everything he owns is gone. >> i mean, after losing everything that i worked for and everything all these years. >> it's gone because they can do is focus on what's >> the beckworth complex fires actually combination of 2 fires here, both started by lightning. no injuries have been reported. turning now to our wildfire coverage firefighters have been battling several blazes for more than a week in oregon, including what has become the largest wildfire in the country. the so-called bootleg fire. it has grown over the last 5 days and for reference it is now larger than the size of new york city reporter liz burch is in klamath county, oregon tonight with the latest on the nu

. >>> new at 11:00, san jose became the first major city in the nation to make promoting street racing or sideshows a crime. maria medina is live with the newest tool that san jose police officers will be able to use to pump the brakes on illegal activity. >> reporter: city leaders are determined to and sideshowsn . e they've passed a sideshow ordinance. this time, however, going after promoters. >> san jose means business. we don't want sideshows or street racing in our city. >> reporter: if the message was not loud and clear before, we are not interested in having sideshows anywhere in the city. last night the city council members passed an ordinance to make the promotion of sideshows or street racing illegal. whether by social media, phone or word-of-mouth, encouraging the crime can now lend you six months in jail and fines up to $1000. >> they have gotten smarter about how they advertise them in social media. we are really just trying to shut down every single avenue we can. they are really proliferated during the pandemic. >> reporter: in the last six months san jose police report

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san jose is now the very first city in the nation to require gun owners to compensate taxpayers for firearm violence. the city council unanimously passed a series of draft gun violence reduction or sentences last night. mayor sam liccardo says that these measures are certain to be challenged in court by gun rights advocates. when it comes to sensible gun regulation. no good deed goes on litigated and we expect there will be lawsuits and we've certainly been threatened with lawsuits already, lawsuits will imagine get fouled as soon as we approved an ordinance, which i would hope will happen this fall. gun rights advocates say the measures punish law abiding gun owners well, also in san jose, a new law that finds and possibly jails illegal signed show promoters is believed to be the first of its kind in the nation. the city council last night gave police a green line to crack down on people who promote side shows on social media. violators can be charged with a misdemeanor and fined up to $1000. they could also face six months in jail. san jose police will track promoters through witness test

i i bring that up buecause we covered the inauguration and the ring of steel around the city, the nationaloops there. this speaks to how concerned that they were that january 6 was not the end of this but the beginning of something. >> that is exactly right. it was a fortress. it was like nothing you and i haven't seen probably since we were in baghdad. and that was, we're now learning, because we knew at the time because of credible concerns and threats following january 6th, the same ones that were known leading up to january 6th, i might add. but the fact that you have the top military official in the united states of america concerned, according to this new reporting, that the president would use the insurrection act and as a way to take over the military and to do away with the norms that were so fragile at that time because of the actions of the president of the united states. and i don't know if you heard this too, on that day, on january 6th, as everything was unfolding, i was hearing from people close to the pentagon that they were concerned about us in the media using the term in

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a june 10 letter detailing the critical need for investment in our city -- nations infrastructure. the serious consequent as if we fail to act, and across all infrastructure sectors with modern codes and standards to protect public health and safety. without objection, all members will have 10 business days to submit questions to the witnesses. i ask our witnesses to respond properly -- promptly. the committee on climate crisis is now adjourned, have a great weekend. >> c-span's "washington journal," every day taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day and we discussed policy issues that impact you. coming up saturday morning, george washington university on recent flights into private entrepreneurs and the impact on space travel. then an assistant professor at the university of california talks about her recent piece about how u.s. health care can be improved. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> weekends on c-spannumeral to bring you the best of nonfiction books. at 2:00 p.m. eastern on "the presidency

in fact, last week the white house said las vegas was the worst large city in the nation for transmission of the coronavirus. and this week, 3 florida cities take over the top spots. kron four's will tran is at sfo and explains. >> you can see all the travelers at sfo. this is vacation season. a lot of people taking off. travel advisers are saying if you're not vaccinated do not go to las vegas. it's hot right now. and they just don't mean the temperature. we're talking covid-19 cases. it's around 14% positivity rate and the vaccination rates. they're not as high as some of the other places in the country only at 39%. so yeah, all those things together. plus you're indoors for long periods of time. you're pretty close to your fellow gambler and you're exposed to people not just within the united states were coming to vegas. but people from across the globe coming to vegas as well in let's face it, many people are not vaccinated and that is why they're saying this is a gamble you do not want to take a lot of flights are still taking off to vegas. many people are vaccinated. so your chances

neck san francisco is the fifth worst city in the nation for retail theft with los angeles taking the number spot. >> i guess you have to do what you have to do and if

the prescott award of the national society colonial days off america. george washington's final battle the epic struggle to build a capital city and nation by robert p watson dives into washington the moment in the establishment of the capital city and describes how the process really for our young and vulnerable countryes apart. robert p watson is a professor, historian and author with over 40 published books and hundreds of scholarly articles. he served as a visiting scholar in many historic sites including presidential libraries, museums and universities. and was an analyst for nbc and pbs for many years. several of his books have won awards including the knotty titanic, the ghost ship of brooklyn and untold story of the america revolution and america's first crisis. welcome david and robert. >> the story i tried to tell was intriguing to me and i became aware of something a lot of people know which iser washington's key election and he was elected commander-in-chief in the army and elected the constitutional convention and elected of course but the kicker is he was elected unanimously and you don't get that with box tops, that was a big deal in the 18t

a parade lit up the city of orinda to celebrate the nation's birthday after covid shut down last year's festivities. >> and now we're live here where there are people and they can like take off my and it's just it's really great city. where is enjoying it with family and away from the fireworks will probably be making like hot cakes. as i said earlier, normally we do some sort of a game while her the 4th of july on. so normally probably knew that and face time relatives. >> this is video from last year when people blasted illegal fireworks across the bay area during the 4th of july weekend fire departments in northern california are pleading for people not to like them this year. obviously we're always concerned the fireworks. >> especially this year as our fuels are drier than normal stat as fuels are it spreads quickly. so it gets farther out front. in the meantime, police are on the lookout for any rule breakers. >> what you're seeing is more than 800 pounds of illegal fireworks neighborhood watch groups helped hayward pd, take them off the streets. has a long and continues officials

neck san francisco is the fifth worst city in the nation for retail theft with los angeles taking the number spot. >> i guess you have to do what you have to do and if that is what they have to do and if that is what they think is the best option, so be it. >> reporter: there are not working alone but are often juveniles and homeless people, tapped by organized crime to do the dirty work. >> there comes a point which is what we have shared with the elected leaders of the city where these types of decisions have to be made and really, the bottom line is, when these employees do not feel safe coming to work, that is really have to take these drastic measures. >> reporter: we asked target through thursday. >> i think part of it is a combination of us working together and then having the right security and the right staffing in order to make sure there is a better customer experience. cutting hours is not a solution. they say enforcement has to be addressed. >> the question is will this person be held accountable for what they did and that needs to be a part of the equation as well. >> ar

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. >> the parisians dart -- thought these cannons belong to them because they paid for them through a prescription. a lot of soldiers with the national guard seized control of the city refused to accept the authority of the national guard which ended up fleeing to their side. elections were held. the commune was declared. they had a red flag. that was their symbol. these elected officials got to work. they were journalists, artisans, workers, lawyers, doctors, artists, a very motley crew getting to work. it did not last very long because at the end of may, the versailles government ended up taking back paris after a very bloody week. thousands were executed. they set fire to many buildings in paris. it is estimated that 1/3 of paris burnt to the ground in the worst instruction the capital has known in its history. >> as you say, it was very short, just 72 days, and yet, it really captured the imagination of people around the world, and its legacy lives on today. >> that's right. it was an incredible social experiment. the new government swiftly announced all sorts of measures including equality between men and women, workers rights, the separation of church and stat

the red summer of 1919. a months long period of racial unrest and violence against african americans, including world war i veterans, in multiple cities and states. the national world war one museum and memorial, national archives at kansas city, and greater kansas city black history study group cohosted this event. the national world war one museum provided the video. >> this evening, we are pleased to have to distinguished speakers, scholars with us in dialogue about the red summer of 1919. we will have a discussion between our guests followed by a brief q and a, should there be time for us to do that. i'm so pleased tonight to introduce two of our friends and colleagues. the first being doctor saje mathieu. doctor mathieu is an associate professor of history at the university

the president of the california retailers association says san francisco is the fifth worst city in the nation for retail theft, number one is to our south in los angeles. as for the heist at neiman marcus, police have not made any arrests. >>> new at 6:00, stop the rise in violent crime across oakland after 12 hours of this chaos on the fourth of july. kpix 5's wilson walker on the callsom local leaders. wilson? >> oakland has been mired in a lengthy discussion about safety, how to resolve safety issues, how to fund the police. we've been following the discussion for a long time now, and then we had the fourth of july weekend, the conversation continues. >> we need a right now fix for what's going on, not a year and a half, two years from now. >> reporter: bishop bob jackson says the fourth of ly , where wesaat least six ooting that oakland's crime challenges cannot wait for long-term solutions. >> let's deal with the short term and let's bring some peace to our city first. let's get this under control. >> you know certainly i grew up here in oakland, in east oakland, and it is the worst i ha

." >>> from the fire escape, you had the celebration in the nation's capital, right here in new york city, fourth of july felt a little more normal. >> it felt a little more normal. >> welcome. thank you. >> july 5th, a new holiday. >> a new holiday indeed. it's nice though because i don't remember what i did, everything was kind of canceled. >> same. i probably watched something on tv but i don't know. >> we will get to all of those fourth of july celebrations but first we will get to the breaking news from near miami, the demolition of what remained of that collapsed condo building in surfside, florida. >> it was brought down overnight, leaving only a huge plume of dust behind. the demolition clearing away for the search efforts at the site to resume. >> with the entire structure now down, search crews may be able to gain access to areas they haven't accessed since the collapse. overnight, crews demolishing the remaining structure of the partially collapsed condo building in surfside, florida. residents in the area told to close their windows and stay inside, as the demolition team uses

apple daily have been charged after their arrests, under the cities year old national security law. the former registers and prices were charged with conspiring to collude with a foreign country or in danger. national security, apple valley calls last month and in the papers $26.00, you're wrong. media outlets have been under pressure from a new national security law that restricts criticism off the government's cove with 19 cases in australia or on the rise in many regions despite weak slow lock. jones, new south wales report is another 124 cases. that's the highest number in 16 months. the government has strongly urging people to get vaccinated. as the delta variance continues to spread. scroll the why this far as is contagious. any human contact means you can pick up the bars or give the vars the spreading luck. we've never seen before, and i especially want to thank our contact traces because if it was not for their, if it's the 124 case number 2, i would literally have been in this thousands. and i don't say it's one day to go until the stars of the summer olympics and talk you

what's known as the red summer of 1919 a months' long period of racial unrest and violence against african-americans, including world war i veterans in multiple cities and states. the national world war i museum and memorial, national archives at kansas city and greater kansas city black history study group co-hosted this event. the national world war i museum provided the video. >> and this evening we're pleased to have two distinguished speakers,

much. meanwhile at least 24 people have died in belgium, where the government has declared tuesday a day of national mourning. the cities of the age, belgium, and fin low in the netherlands have been devastated. in fin low, 10000 people were told to leave their homes. 200 patients were moved from the hospital there. in the age, the swollen mercer river burst its banks community side. the flooding is the worst they have ever experienced. the floods have receded from the streets of pepin, stir, leaving the mud behind. presidents toiling to reclaim their homes, praying that the rain holds off the days of heavy down paws turn this gentle stream into a raging torrent houses along the river bank. overwhelmed by the force of the water cause swept off the roads, residence in shock. how many selfish, i mean, we've never seen anything like this before. i would never have imagined it has been a bit of water before, but nothing like this. we could never have imagined the water up to the ceiling is the catastrophe. european commission, president of on the line came to take stock of the damage a little pull up here and she's promisin

mathieu discuss what's known as the red summer of 1919 racial unviolence against african-americans including world war i veterans in multiple cities and states. the national world war i museum and memorial, national archives at kansas city, and greater kansas city black history study group co-hosted this even. the national world war i museum provided the video. >> this evening we are pleased to have two distinguished speakers scholars with us in dialogue with the red summer of 1919. we'll have a discussion between our guests followed by a brief q and a should there be time for to us do that. i am so pleased tonight to introduce two of our friends and colleagues. the first being dr. saje

the country. cities that defunded their police are now facing the consequences. police chiefs have gone on national tv to literally beg, beg for more support and assistance. what started as a far-left political slogan ended up impacting real-world policy in numerous democrat-run cities. now, crime is surging across america, and just the other day, there was a brazen shootout a mile, a mile away from the white house. the facts and the numbers do not lie. this is president biden's crime crisis. rather than face the radical elements of their own party, the democrats are deflecting the responsibility. defunding the police means less law enforcement officers on the streets, less crimes getting solved, and less criminals getting arrested. the only people who benefit from defunded police are the criminals themselves. we are a nation of laws and law and order. we owe it to the american people to do what we can to keep them safe even if the biden administration won't. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york for five minutes, mr. espaillat. mr. espaillat: madam

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with the claims by the leadership here in hong kong that terrorism remains a threat in the city despite the national law. in fact we heard from carrie lam earlier this day, she warned of underground terrorist activity and she blamed both domestic and external influences. >> thank you so much. >>> and new overnight, a regional passenger plane has crashed in the eastern part of russia with at least 28 people believed to be on board. matthew chance is live in mass cow w cow -- moscow with the latest. have they located the crash site yet? >> reporter: well, i have to say it is such a remote area, so much time zones, maybe 11 time zones away from moscow, the russian capital, that it is very ticket to get information that is confirmed. details are still sketchy, we've had reports saying that they have located or they may have located the crash site in the sea off the far eastern coast of russia. and right over there in eastern siberia. but other reports suggest that that may not be the case. what we do know is that the small turboprop passenger plane that was lost from radar just a few hours ago was carry

the government has declared tuesday a day of national morning. the cities of live in belgium and when law in the netherlands have been devastated in van low, 10000 people were told to leave their homes. 200 patients were moved from a hospital in the air. the swollen moos river bank burst its banks community say the flooding is the worst they have ever experienced. d. w corresponded barber, basal is there and pump on staff. barbara pep on stairs. it's right on the confluence of 2 rivers that ultimately inundated the town. what are you seeing there on the ground where you are? we had to climb up on the hill, michael, in order to talk to you because down there in the town you see behind us here in the valley, there is no mobile network. there is no gas, no electricity, no, nothing to tell and was really inundating. it looks like a war zone. cars overturned? how is this broken down and it's just delivery everywhere. sick kid tests are catastrophic images and people are now on this day because the weather is turned. as you can see, the sun has come out. i know t

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