joining us is superintendent tony thurman. thank you for your time. everyone agrees that we need to get guns away from schools and students and teachers should be safe. but how can we make that happen? >> obviously we need more laws to keep these guns off our street. 30 rounds being fired, these are guns that are not intended to be used for anything other than harm and destruction and should be nowhere near the school. we also have a responsibility to work with all of our leaders and intervention programs. we reach out to the oakland school district to see how we can help in that matter. >> what can you do in your office to help support those goals? >> we have been working with a number of groups that do intervention and we want to see more schools have intervention specialists. we work with schools to create safety plans. schools just aren't prepared to go up against the things that have been important. that gang style kind of retaliation that has been reported to be the source of this particular shooting. we are working with a number of groups that

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the fact is that the guy, in order not to pay an advance for thurman, agreed to do graffiti, but notdrawing, to practice offering a job at the drug market. the inscription was left throughout the city on the walls of garages. also the owner of one of seeing the premises. on its wall, the advertisement turned to the police, as it turned out the territory was in the focus of the video camera, and therefore the games of the fetist were quickly figured out here. continue to play on the trust of the elderly all these intruders this time hit an 84-year-old pensioner allegedly lived his grandson who got into an accident yes, not just got, but became the culprit, money is needed for a solution question safe initial incident that car hmm driven by a woman. yes, because of this, yegor crashed into a pole. here e.

well, i think it was the the later in 1950s as strong thurman undertook the longest filibuster, which was 24 hours to. block a civil rights act. it was not a significant as to what i'm 1964 and his filibuster reaction. we did fail, but the act was not meaningful in 1964. the civil rights act was the major civil rights act of the era. it was kind of the culmination of generations of civil rights efforts, and it was a group filibuster led by four or five southern democratic and that was really the important. filibuster that was defeated. it was kind of the end of the cycle of the classic, you know speaking filibuster is where people literally hold the floor for days and days and days. and at that point they had to be on the floor speaking, correct? yes. yeah, i think there is one case for senator like held one foot on the floor and didn't his foot was the outside the floor under the name it a discussion about whether that was proper or not. but you physically had to be on the floor to filibuster and speak. so mr. bomb boy, you mentioned that this goes back to the colonial era at least d

jason thurman had a qualified answer about how maybe we could start with a higher rate of inflation.ot now. this could unanchor inflation expectations. now is not the time for the fed to say we will settle and stop short. that is not good enough for a for combating inflation and their credibility. caroline: talk about the data they are depending on until the run-up for the next meeting. we do get a cpi print. should we anticipate any shock and awe? diana: you can see a very weak inflation because of this drop in energy prices. we will see a negative print in terms of month-to-month moves and below 8%. that is not enough for the federal reserve. what matters is what going on in core. they are looking at the labor market, even as firms said their demand was softening they were still hiring because they had staffing shortages they have not filled. that is the challenge the fed faces. the labor market has long legs and some tailwind at a time when you want to be slowing down demand dramatically. that hard to get to the 4% to the non-distortionary rate of inflation. the strength of the do

but in 68 nixon flips the switch returns the table and cutit the deal with thurman was a segregationistwhite supremacist senator from south carolina. he basically tells thurman i will place a conservative oppose busing i'll make sure there's a vice president running mate who is acceptable to southern republicans. meaning often segregationist if you support me against ronald reagan. i'm permanent check that deal. nixon told his campaign manager to make sure the seven delegates at the convention got the message under a nixon presidency these are his words, no more pro- negro crab. so here is a guy instead of making a deal the jon birchers he was making a deal with braces. and again and again i have noted throughout the book the republican party has made similar accommodations. there turned a blind eye. with donald trump that he was a bushing barack obama was not born in this country. i believed it was a racist conspiracy theory. having not read his book, i would say that there is overlap between the notion i described the story that i tell republican interaction with extremism and republi

. >> i was in seminary and heard a story of howard thurman who wag was reading the scripture to hi. his grandmother. no formal education and, when he got to the point where it said women should be silent in church and his grandmother said do not read read that part. >> also, the part about the servants be obedient to your ma. your masters. the grandmother said no, i do not want to hear that either. >> which is a way of controlling controlling people. i think the gospel is liberating. i believen believe in a liberation theologd theology and that is the context context from which i come. and,t and, that is what i try to promote. >> one of the interesting discussions when i went the last last time is that we talked about the text and context of ps of people's lives. some people wanted to talk more about the context of people and their lives and some people say no, we we are here for the text. what are your thoughts on that? >> i think it has to be a combi. a combination. i do not think that literalists study the text without context, without makinge making some application, the text wi

superintendent thurman also announced that this year $250 million in state funding will be used to higherols. coming up live report from southern california, where a wildfire is prompting mandatory evacuations and has kept a 20 mile stretch of interstate five closed for much of the day, plus the san francisco district attorney's she's cracking down on felony drug dealers. the apparent drug deal one witness recorded here in the violent interaction that followed had a bay area university, keeping its mask mandate in place for flu season. what students need to know. and the giant season continues to slip side slip away. joe fonzi will break it down with a little send off from dandy don. that's send off from dandy don. that's later what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state rev

some felt the thurman who's up for reelection in november wanted to wait to release the data becausehose figures might not. well might not shine a favorable light on. >> are really critical about what's happening in education system. and they need to know schools are. >> now the california department of education released a statement saying that the student assessment scores will be released on schedule in october. and that is before election day, just as they were in prior years. >> governor newsom says he's tackling the state's housing problem head-on. he signed dozens of bills that he says will accelerate new affordable housing in california. he focused primarily on 2 bills that will allow california to fast track new housing in commercial areas and empty properties once used for parking lot offices and retail space. >> this is a big deal today. more housing, more production, more folks working. growth and include. >> the governor also announced 1 billion dollars for 30 project he says will create more than 2700 new homes across the state. he says those projects are ready to break

superintendent thurman also announced that this year $250 million in state funding will be used to higher analysis shows the california teacher shortage is disproportionately affecting low income districts, according to the learning policy institute. even within the same districts, some schools in wealthier neighborhoods aw, less teacher turnover and were more likely to start the school year. whether full staff oakland unified says it's still short. more than two dozen teachers. however, san francisco unified is nearly fully staffed. that's in large part by offering bonuses of up to $2000 for teachers to work in special or bilingual education or in academically low achieving schools. los angeles unified is also nearly fully staffed well today. first lady jill biden met with cabinet officials and education leaders to figure out solutions to the shortage on a national level boxes. mark meredith has more from the white house. you still i just feel that excitement that anxiety of the new semester it's back to school time for millions of americans, but this year, some students may notice their

tamara thurman. otis tolbert. willie troy. ronald vaulk. karen wagner. meta fuller-waller.n pak wells. maudlyn white. sandra white. ernest willcher. david williams. dwane williams. marvin roger woods. john yamnicky senior. vicki yancey. kevin yokum. donald young. edmund young junior. lisa young. yuguang zheng. ♪ amazing grace, how sweet the sound. that saved a wretch like me. i once was lost, but now i am found. was lined but now -- was blind, but now i see. amazing grace. amazing grace. amazing grace. that saved a wretch like me. twas grace that taught my heart to fear, and grace my fears relieved. how precious did that grace appear. the first hour i believed. amazing grace. amazing grace. amazing grace. [indiscernible] the lord hath promised good to me, his word my hope secures, he will my shield and portion be , as long as life endures. [indiscernible] amazing grace. amazing grace. amazing grace. ♪ >> please stand for the invocation. >> i invite you to pray with me on this solemn occasion. mighty god, we thank you for your love and your grace. thank you for being here wi

thurman, united states army. lieutenant commander ottis b.tolbert, united states navy.ff sergeant willie q. troy, united states army, retired. lieutenant commander ronald j.vauk, united states navy reserve. lieutenant colonel karen j. wagner, united states army. metta fuller waller. chin sun p, united states army. staff saturday -- staff sergeant madlinea. white, united states army. sandra l. white. ernest m.wilshire. lieutenant commander david l. williams, united states navy. major dwayne williams, united states army. chief marvin roger woods, united states navy, retired. captain john d.m. nickie, sr., united states navy, retired. vicky yancey. petty officer second class kevin w.yokum, united states navy. chief donald m. young, united states navy. edmond g. young jr. lisa l. young. shuen young. and her husband yu gang jang. >> ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ ♪ that saved ♪ ♪ a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost ♪ ♪ but now i'm found ♪ ♪ was blind ♪ ♪ but now i see ♪ ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ amazing grace ♪ >> ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ the hour i first

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. >> my sister tamar thurman, sergeant, u.s. army, department of defense, pentagon, e-ring.y, for your family and friends who knew and truly loved you, we truly miss you. it's been 21 years but i will say this, say no worries, sis, i've got your six and i'll keep you in my mind and my heart always and forever. >> robert eddie murphy jr. >> john joseph murray. >> valerie victoria murray. >> suzanne b. murray. >> luis j. mackey ii. >> richard todd myhre. >> mildred rose. >> robert b. neagle. >> alexander john robert napier. >> john phillip napolitano. >> frank naples iii. >> katherine ann nardella. >> shawn m. matteson. >> manika narula. >> karen susan navorro. >> francis joseph nazario. >> joseph m.navis. >> rayman marcus neblett. >> lawrence nedell. >> pete negron. >> luke gi nee. >> laurie n.nara. >> david kill jim david william nelson. >> james a. nelson. >> oscar francis nesbitt. >> peter allen nelson. renee newell. >> christopher c. newton. >> nancy yuen ngo. >> and my husband mark adam brissman. you're so dearly loved and continue to be a guiding light for me and my fam

senators, sheldon whitehouse, mazie hirono, richard blumenthal, richard thurman and kristen gillibrand sent the court a threat letter in an amicus brief saying unless they say the case is moot they would restructure the court. for whatever reason, six justices complied and dismissed. justice alito and justice thomas dissented. justice barrett joining the court changed everything. they granted the certiorari. under new york statute, an app i -- an applicant for a concealed carry permit which is the only way to carry lawful in new york had to have a proper cause. many jurisdictions in new york set out proper cause and could include lawful selfdefense, for example. to exercise their constitutional rights. but in many others such as one county, they had to prove a special need for selfprotection distinguishable from another community. the opinion by bruin and justice thomas and for six justices explained the constitutional right to bear arms in public for selfdefense is not a secondclass right subject to an entirely different body of rules than the other bill of rights guaranteed. we know

any construction, bore holes 300 feet deep are under every lot to circulate the water for each home thurmanes is one of the builders. >> with the investment of a geothermal the day you move in it's going to be saving you money. >> just ask homeowner jennifer abbamonte. >> we generally have no bills at this point >> it is $10,000 more than a comparable home and buyers seem willing to pay and add features like a battery backup. >> it's been really nice even with minor outages without having things continuing to function >> and the recently passed inflation reduction act is a massive windfall for commercial geothermal development, tripling the tax credits and the government backing also gives investors that essential certainty that they need to push this technology to a much larger scale. back to you guys >> don't you think, too. thank you, diana i just think it's amazing what it's cost other for natural gas or oil to heat your home how much that drives people to consider new technology that maybe they would have thought was out of reach before. >> and if it's a $10,000 increment to the house

another year of below average testing, and that wouldn't reflect well on state superintendent tony thurmaning for reelection. this isn't complicated. this is quickly assembled. it should be if the department of education is doing their job, and if they have leadership there, the superintendent certainly understands that data is a tool and really is to help with with instruction planning, which is why we've been encouraging our districts to share their own data to utilize it to work with their teachers and their parents to make sure that every student knows what their benchmark is, and makes the best use of all the resources and relief dollars in particular, the billion dollars this state has invested in terms of learning recovery. the department of education originally said the scores could be delayed until after the election. but now they're saying it will be released next month. fema task forces here in california are gearing up to help with the damage left behind from hurricane ian. up next, we're going to take a look at how they are preparing a 15 year old girl killed in a shootout in

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the developments, comments the department of education's leader, state superintendent tony thurman, is up for re election. his opponent, lance christiansen, says he would not be surprised if the results came out in late october, when some voters have already turned in their mail in ballots. this isn't complicated. this is quickly assembled. it should be if the department of education is doing their job, and if they have leadership, their state leaders acknowledged the importance of getting the information out as soon as possible. the superintendents certainly understands that data is a tool and really is to help. with with instruction planning, which is why we've been encouraging our districts to share their own data to utilize it to work with their teachers and their parents to make sure that every student knows what their benchmark is, and makes the best use of all the resources and relief dollars, in particular, the billion dollars this state has invested in terms of learning recovery. and governor newsom has signed more than a dozen laws aiming at making california in abortion sanc

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another year of below average testing, and that wouldn't reflect well on state superintendent tony thurmano is running for reelection. the department of education originally said the scores would be delayed until after the election, but now says they'll be out next month. the biden administration says they're focusing on giving american families the information and resources they need to eat healthy. president joe biden reiterated that pledge during remarks at the white house conference on hunger, nutrition and health, the president says part of his infrastructure law helps with better food access and its national strategy costs for medical professionals to be trained to spot signs of hunger. our national strategy to expand access to nutrition and obesity counseling so they can get the guidance they need to stay healthy, both in too many underserved communities, urban, rural and tribal there is nowhere to buy fresh food from miles or safe places for kids to play or adults exercise. i've signed the bipartisan infrastructure law creates space to live work and play safely. the president also

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it all comes following a report indicating thurman would wait until after the election to release very important student testing scores in a letter written to thurmond, 9 republicans from the state senate gop caucus called on the super intended to provide a specific date for when these test scores are going to be made available. some felt that he was. waiting for the he's up for reelection in november. and they're saying that he wanted to wait to release the data because the figures might not put a flattering light on him. >> are really critical about what's happening in education system and they need to know schools are. >> yeah, the california department of education has since released a statement saying that the student assessment scores will be released on schedule in october before the election just as they were in prior years. >> governor newsom says he's tackling the state's housing problem head-on. he signed dozens of bills that he says willekes celebrate excela accelerate pet is the building of new affordable housing in california. focused primarily on 2 bills that will allow

thurman holmes is one of the builders. >> the beauty of the system is that for us as the builder, there is very little that has to be considered outside normal building practices. >> reporter: builders simply connect the water lines to the geothermal system. while it is powered by electricity, it uses far less than traditional hvac send every home has solar panels. the whole package reduces energy consumption by about 80 percen t.>> >> with investment of geothermal, the day you move in is going to be saving you money. >> we essentially have no power bills at this point. >> reporter: the cost of a home here is about $10,000 more than a comparable home, but buyers seem willing to pay and add features like a battery backup. jennifer did because she said she was nervous about that deadly ice storm just 18 months ago that shut down the states power grid. >> it's been really nice when we had even minor outages, to not have to worry about things continuing to function. >> reporter: echo smart is already working on already working on plans for several products plans for similar projects in othe

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i felt really good about the extension of the voting rights act for 25 years, they even got strom thurmanan be defeated. but it only hides. when given any oxygen, it comes out from under the rocks. in the last few years, we've given too much oxygen to our politics in our media and our internet. too much hate all for power and profit. that's the part where you don't -- that's changed a little bit. it's about power and profit. too much hate that's fueled extremist violence that's been allowed to fester and grow. as a result, our very own intelligence agencies, our own intelligence agencies in the united states of america have determined that domestic terrorism rooted in white supremacy is the greatest terrorist threat to our homeland today. i've been around a while. i never thought i would hear that, say that. enough. we need to say clearfully white supremacy, all forms of hate fueled by violence have no place in america. failure to call it out is complicity. for those who say we bring this up, we divide the country. bring it up? we silence it instead of remaining silence, for in silence wo

superintendent thurman also announced that this year $250 million in state funding will be used to higher sacramento have passed a bill targeting tesla's self driving cars, and it's now heading to the governor's desk. the bill's authors say tesla is misleading customers with advertising language that exaggerates the vehicle self driving capabilities. the bill, if signed, would make the dmv's false advertising regulation, a state law governor. newsom has not signaled whether he plans to sign the bill and tesla has not commented. alrighty checking in on the weather. we've got another warm day under our belts today, especially inland temperatures did warm up a little bit more degrees we got in the upper nineties out in fairfield or 97 degrees. that's pretty hot 96 out in livermore temperatures tomorrow will get into the upper nineties low one hundreds. and then you know what happens this weekend? this inland area and even right? i mean, just everything used to the east bay hill is gonna get hammered. it looks like right now. that could change in terms of moving further into the bay. but righ

superintendent thurman also announced $250 million in state funding will be used to higher literacy coaches schools are time now for 48 will ktvu is annual school supply drive is continuing this morning. ktvu is partnering with the nonprofit supply bank dot org and we're asking you to donate money to help buy school supplies for bay area students in need the gold raising $50,000 to provide 2500 students with new supply. size and with your help, we have already raised more than $35,000. if you want to donate, just go to our website ktvu .com forward slash school. it is 4 49 also happening today. contra costa county is opening cooling centers at 21 of its libraries. those locations include antioch's danville, san ramon, and two libraries in walnut creek, including ignatius valley . other cooling, low safe locations include conquered and the pittsburgh senior centers and the brentwood community center. these locations will have water a place to sit and get out of the sun. you can go to our ktvu web links page to find the list of those locations. and libraries are great. they usually have wifi

in the wake of a pandemic that killed more people than any thurman who explosion. it is time to start doing the same for pandemic arises. for starters, congress could study the issue and released a finding on whether pandemic virus identification and dangerous national security. it is just that simple. then, if necessary, reform usaid and nih research. it could use wire and oversight committee of experts from security agencies to review all requests of proposals in the life sciences. it could update the federal select agent program to automatically regularly viruses at the first sign of pandemic capability. these are the most dangerous agents out there. it could require all dna since the tools to be screened for how. there's perhaps the most important, congress could legislate catastrophe liability. that is, liability for human caused events that result in more than 1 million american casualties, and sars two has. it could require general liability insurance to cover it. that would induce the market to price in negative externalities. it would cause professional in

senators, sheldon whitehouse, mazie hi rhona, richard blumenthal, richard thurman and kristen gillibrandent the court a threat letter in an amicus brief saying unless they say the case is moot they would restructure the court. for whatever reason, six justices complied and dismissed. justice alito and justice thomas dissented. justice barrett joining the court changed everything. they granted the certiorari. under new york statute, an app i will kent for a concealed carry permit which is the only way to carry lawful in new york had to have a proper cause. many jurisdictions in new york set out proper cause and could include lawful self-defense, for example. to exercise their constitutional rights. but in many others such as one county, they had to prove a special need for self-protection distinguishable from another community. the opinion by bruin and justice thomas and for six justices explained the constitutional right to bear arms in public for self-defense is not a second-class right subject to an entirely different body of rules than the other bill of rights guaranteed. we know of n