it's actually almost a third of the overall collection here in toledo. it's also one of the larger collections of glass in the united states and the city has a wonderful history of glass both in terms of the industrial contribution in toledo and also in terms of what the museum presents edward german libby was our founder and edward libbey was the proprietor of the libbey glass company and it was through his ties with the libbey glass company that he made his fortune and because he and his wife had no children. he left that fortune to the museum and he also gave us a large both glass collection and paintings collection edward german libbey. he was born in 1854 the new england glass company, which was the precursor to the lily glass company started in 1818, edward drummond libby's father william langdon libbey became the agent for the new england last company in 1872, and so he learned the glass business from his father and in 1883 his father suddenly passed away unexpectedly, and he took over the business in 1888. he brought the libbe glass company here

once here in toledo, it faltered a bit. the workers were unhappy because they did not have their family around. and it was not a highly developed area. so, all the amenities that they were used to in the boston area were not available in toledo. and so, he lost a bunch of workers. so, he went to west virginia to recruit more workers, but not only recruiting the workers he needed, but recruiting a man named michael owens. he ran the factory in the early days and he led the marketing campaign. and he was able to go to places like the world's fair in order to put the libby glass company on the international stage. and the place where he did that first was the 1893 chicago world's fair. and he built this whole pavilion, a whole glass furnace and studio so they could see glass being made. of course, stop at a gift shop at the end and purchase glass. this turned out to be wildly successful. and not only do they have the opportunity to see glass being made, they also were able to see this wonderful novelty that nobody had seen bef

toledo became part of ohio. the whole toledo war probably still has an effect on how toledo looks itself today area we sit on the border. a lot of people like to say that toledo is not part of the three c's and ohio. cleveland, columbus, cincinnati. toledo sits up here on the she can border. we see ourselves, part of that michigan culture, and we are sitting inside of ohio. >> you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country at c-span.org/cities tour. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. >> american history tv on c-span3, every weekend documenting american story. funding comes from these television companies and more. including comcast. >> comcast, along with these television companies supports american history tv on c-span3 as a public service. >> this week, we are looking back to this date in history. >> when the doors at this beautiful library and museum were opened, you told a story which i think bears repeating today. you're called a campaign stop once made in

the captain was from ottawa hills in toledo.t was a very big deal across great lakes, especially ohio and even more so here in toledo. shipwrecks in the late 1800s and early were really very common. 1900sthere were a lot of ships out there, we did not have great weather capabilities. more ships, more traffic, and we are not really sure what was happening. we saw lots and lots of shipwrecks. over time, we estimate there are ugly about -- there are probably about 8000 shipwrecks across the great lakes. what makes the edmund fitzgerald more interesting is it is 1975. by then, there has been no major shipwrecks for at least a decade. major shipwrecks, another decade. it is sort of not expected that something of this size could really succumb to the weather we have. it really was unthinkable. one of the things i think people do not realize about the great lakes is we are innovators here as well. what we're looking at here is the steering wheel from the first five mast schooner in the world, it was built here in toledo. she worked on

not just the toledo area but the entire great lakes. toledo has a huge history in terms of the great lakes. they have been building ships in this area back to the 1830's. they are working and operating port today and it is a town that trip would not be here without lake erie and the rest of the great lakes. one we developed the museum, we started by looking at the great lakes as powerful forces. it is a life force, it brings life here. it is a shaping force, it shapes how this area was developed as people move in here. it is a deadly force. the weather has created hundreds if not thousands of disasters across the great lakes. these three forces are what is pushing us forward throughout the museum. we are here in the shipwrecks and safety gallery of the national museum of the great lakes looking at one of our premier artifacts, and inflatable life raft from the wreck of the edmund fitzgerald. it's probably the greatest -- most well-known shipwreck on the great lakes. she was built in 1958 and when she was built she was the queen of the l

in that instant, the pursuing officer fired one shot and killed adam toledo.moment, adam toledo's death, raised a lot of important questions. for example, why is a boy was barely a teenager out in the middle of the night with a handgun. where his parents? nobody seemed interested in exploring that or any related question. how do you get a society like that? nobody cared. instead they decided on a new policy, quick fix. they banned the police from chasing people like adam toledo. that will fix it. they announced the policy in the post last week. there will be specific prohibitions to foot pursuits. they will not pursue for an offense less than a class a misdemeanor. what does that mean exactly? what crimes qualify as "less than a class a misdemeanor close call. turns out a lot of crimes. you can free flee from the police most problem, at most that's disorderly conduct. a less serious class b misdemeanor, you can also steal someone's purse right in front of a police officer. you can mug a woman as long as there's less than $400 and that purse, you cannot be purs

in the case of adam toledo, they lied. the police lied and said that adam toledo had a gun.t wasn't for the video, that would have sustained itself. without accountability structures, with prosecutors that are unwilling to charge officers, you know, in some ways it delegitimateizes our american criminal justice system and we need to do better and demand better. >> thank you both. >>> today president biden calling a meeting with his national security team as it determines how to respond to recent cyberattacks by russia. as the president gears up to meet putin in geneva. >>> plus, america, israel and iran, a tricky trifecta for the biden administration. we'll talk to ben rhodes right after this. asting relief with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible. "making a fire" by foo fighters ♪ ♪ the best part of stepping into the spotlight isn't the awards ♪ ♪ or the acclaim. the best part of stepping into the spotlight is helping others step into theirs. ♪ it's time to ignite ♪ ♪ i'm making a fire

in one toledo next slide . the, there are a number of shadow studies and that despite the, i know these arehard to see but they were in your packet . despite what the neighbors have contended about the fourth story, these shadow studies indicate in light blue that the different difference between a three-story building and a four-story building is quite insignificant. there's a minimal change to the amount of light that would be in the yard area both for there's virtually no change or one toledo way and zero change for 3133 area because there's no shadows drone from the existing building so there's n change any of the buildings . next line please . so i think it's important to note that the 3133 mallorca and all the buildings are completely unaffected by this project. there is no impact to their life, no impact to their air or the hardings at 3537 which is the left side of this red rectangle. there is virtually no chance for the light to enter their windows. there is some additional shadow into their yard and i

de toledo del tiroteo donde nueve personas fallecieron y el tirador se quitÓ la vida. estÁ dirigido a todas las personas que acuden a los espectÁculos ilegales de carros. confiscaron armas, multaron a decenas de personas e hicieron un arresto. han tenido que hacer este llamado urgente a la comunidad. >> van a encontrarse con la policÍa y nosotros vamos a hacer todo posible para mantener la seguridad de la comunidad. >> en esta intersecciÓn podemos ver que hay viviendas residenciales y si ustedes ven, podemos dar todas las marcas de las santas. esto es peligroso para los recientes de la comunidad. el jefe de la poliÍa dijo que las multas podrÍan empezar en los $300. >> queremos tener una propiedad para que los niÑos puedan estar de una manera segura y de una manera de que no se ponen en peligro. que gran el alcalde no tiene mÁs detalles sobre cÓmo este sitio serÍa utilizado. paola: el estado continÚa motivando a que se va con encontrÉ coronavirus. el estado estarÁ regalando 50,000 entradas al parque de diversiones six flags. puede encontrar mÁs informaciÓn en el sitio w

you can see it there and that live image and we'll continue to track this fire in toledo. again, 3 to 5 acres have burned the fire only started a short time ago. other news now and this is new tonight at 9. you see this video. police are investigating after a guy broke into somebodys car last night in millbrae. this is on el camino. >> reale and the victims have video of what happened in progress here. police say there's about $4,000 worth of items that were taken because of this and if you recognize this guy, you're asked to call millbrae police. we're also following a deadly shooting near denver where authorities say at least 2 people are dead tonight, including a police officer after somebody started shooting in a shopping district. this is a suburb again of denver. investigators say shortly after the gunman was killed by officers at this time police have not released any information about the gunman or the 2 people he killed or the circumstances surrounding what led to this. but we'll continue to bring you the latest as information comes in here and other news nfl play

million things to say, but i will try to keep it short growing up in the country, living outside of toledo i was curious if your company looks into or provides any data -- whether it be publicly or privately -- on the people in these cities committing these crimes have any sort of nuclear family, access to jobs, public transportation systems? is there a ranking or data compiled that would provide correlation? to >> live now to the u.s. house of representatives as part of our long time commitment to bringing you gavel-to-gavel coverage of congress. the house today voting on an age discrimination bill. ifflet the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer this morning will be offered by

saw it when i was in toledo, ohio. we have all seen this. trump, i think, looked at what was then an escalating opioid overdose crisis particularly ravaging the parts of the country that jd vance wrote about in his book "hillbilly elegy." trump said, enough is enough. time for the republican party to actually stand with its voters and effect a platform that is more closely aligned with what these voters want. immigration, trade, on foreign policy -- trump's foreign policy -- i think mike anton of the claremont institute would describe it as "jacksonian." what that means is his instincts are to be more reserved, to have a more nation-state, national interest, realistic credential foreign policy. but when provoked, you lash out and let them know who is boss. we saw that in the trump presidency, the action of the targeted killings of qassem soleimani, abu bakr al-baghdadi and so forth. similarly, on economic issues in general -- holding trade aside -- trump understood intuitively that the voter was not necessarily a devot

i will keepou it short growing up in the country outside of toledo, was curious if your company provides any data public or private if the people in the cities committing the crimes have access to jobs, public transportation system is there ranking data compiled with a correlation undergo a gun under everybody i knows oh guns they don't kill another human being's i'm curious do you dive that deep into the statistics off the certain demographics? thank you. >> that's a little deeper than we tend to go and the challenges usually the information is how relatively tightly law enforcement agencies it's not inherently something most law enforcement agencies tend to look at that it's in conjunction with an academic partner doing much more deeper academic research then we tend to do. host: from new york good morning. >>caller: good morning. my question has to do with the funding the police and other large cities and the riots that happened right after george floyd. the action to defined the police has a definite effect that we cannot track the drug trafficking in the cities. they lost their unde

. >>> and holy toledo, the minor league menu that just forced the oakland a's to apologize. >>> and don't get too lulled by our picture perfect early june weather today, parts of the north bay tomorrow could be as much as 15 degrees warmer than you were today. it's kind of a localized unique aspect to this forecast. i'll spotlight that, and then we're going to look at everybody. we're going to fall below average by the end of the seven-day forecast. that's all coming right up. >>> a's president dave has more on his plate this evening than just the waterfront ballpark battle. >> yep, that's after some photos of the organization's minor league menu surfaced online. this was posted by the group advocates for minor leaguers. we can't vouch for the authenticity here, but one of these shows a cheese sandwich on white bread, another one, a fajita, very light on the fillings, calling it, quote, totally unacceptable. he tweeted today that the organization has terminated the third party vendor. adding, quote, we apologize to our players, staff and coaches. we will redouble our efforts to provide th

. >> and gary, i'm in solano county, where fire in south toledo damages. at least 10 homes. coming up, i'll tell you the cause and what firefighters are saying that you can do to prevent fires and the bay area in for a really comfortable day today. we are looking at some much needed rainfall north of lake tahoe in the sierra and the cascades. >> that's not going to be seen our direction. now i'm talking what exactly you can expect, though in your forecast. >> seen reports of a traffic collision here at the bay bridge near the tolls. we'll look at drive times coming up next. also high winds across the golden gate bridge will have a little more on your drive times after the break. [ birds chirping ] oh. oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the original whole grains bread? great question, dad. and it does. it has all the same nutritious deliciousness as the original slice but only a little bit smaller. just like timmy here. my name's lucas. it sure is bobby. enjoy family. enjoy. he looks smaller in person. i heard that. he looks smaller in p

drove in two runs and then holy toledo, a two-run shot, capping off a six-run inning.e runs batted in. melvin passed tony larusso, most wins by a oakland a's manager with 799. >>> the u.s. opens women tees off thursday. there's nothing like home cooking for one former champ. the 2014 champ lives in san francisco with her husband who just happens to be the warriors director of basketball operations. naturally michelle has gotten an up close look at steph curry both on the court and on the course. >> he is such an elite athlete, he's just in a league of his own. his athleticism, his golf game, you can just really tell him watching him this season, it's been so incredible to watch. it is unbelievable. every game he plays him like what is he going to do now. hopefully i'm observing some of the greatness. >> you want to see greatness, check out that man. damian lillard, against the nuggets, final seconds, the game goes to ot with that shop. 10 seconds left, oops, he did it again. we go to second overtime, but for all alerts and heroics, the nuggets when it 3-2, despite 55 p

holy toledo is right, number 17 for olson.basset allowed ten base runners but held kansas city to two runs. got help here, scooped up the deflection and flipped to 1st. bottom of the fit, tries the off speed this time to olson and same result. another solo blast. olson and chapman combine for five homers, a's take three out of four. >> any time you have chappy and ole at the same time, i don't want to face this line up. >> we joke about it a pretty good bit. when one is hitting, the other never is. it's nice to get a few games where we are both doing stuff. >> right now, you think he will hit a homer every time. for matt now it's just a period where he's gone through a little bit of a drought and now he is doing things you kind of expect and he expects himself to do. >> he is literally mvp candidate or should be mvp candidate every year. obviously vlad junior is having an unbelievable year too, so those will have fun figuring out who will start. >> reporter: ever been to colorado in the summertime? >> can't say i have. >> don'

. >> i'm will tran live in solano county, where 10 homes in south toledo damaged by a fire. coming up, i'll tell you what started the fire and warnings. the fire department is giving out to the public. all of that in a live report and some low gray across the bay area this morning, but skies will clear out come the afternoon. visibility is doing just fine at sfo and other spots. look at these daytime highs we've got today after warmest the low 80's. most of us, though, holding on to some 60's to 70's. the details are in your forecast ahead. and tracking the latest traffic accident along highway 37 in the >> also keeping a close eye on your commute into the city and across other bridges will have more on that coming up after fact. does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. why o-cedar ? because when i get home, we like to play crocodile on the floor o-cedar easywring removes over 99% of bacteria, even with just water..

but 82 degrees from toledo and santa rosa nevado in the mid 80's petaluma 77 degrees. and we're going to see an additional 10 degrees of warming by saturday easily 5 to 10 degrees above average for warmest inland valleys and widespread mid to upper 70's throughout the east bay shoreline and holding steady cruise control in the mid 60's for the bay area coastline. back to you, ken and pam thanks still ahead in an effort to conserve water. several bay area announcing water restrictions. what you need to know and is force the jason, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? cool. so what are you waiting for? mckayla maroney to get your frisbee off the roof? i'll get it. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa. here you go. (in unison) thank you mckayla! dude, get it. i'm not getting it, you get it. you threw it. it's your frisbee. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. ♪ jack in the box. ♪ yes! that song is going make my roost fries famous. that's what i'm talking about! now all i need is for you to wear this! i'm not putting

watching right now, the ohio valley we are seeing some strong storms making their way through across toledothe greater cleveland area the storms are headed your way and it's a big-time severe weather threat i know we're watching this tropical system, but the severe weather concerns from the midwest to the northeast is a big time issue this morning into your afternoon 26 million people for the northeast under a slight risk of severe storms from charleston all the way up to sections of o central texas in the mid 90s. >> we'll take a look at your week ahead coming up. >> sounds good, janessa. sorry about the cavs jon rahm became the first spanish born golfer to win the u.s. open. he birdied the final two holes to cap a big win it's his first big championship. >>> nasa is looking for a name for the mannequin they'll send to the moon. you can vote for the moonequin's name. >>> exiting fighters appears at the smith zone yum it's headed to the air and space museum we'll be right back. in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fatigued. serious allergic reactions may o

going to see widespread 80's for those of you in the north bay in fact, 81 degrees for napa with toledoegrees vacaville those scorching heat there. 95 degrees already. and that's going to be the peak of the next 7 days. santa rosa 83 degrees with mid 80's. for those of you in nevada. it's a very seasonable temperatures there. but taking a look ahead at your extended 7 day outlook. we're going to be 5 to 10 degrees above average after friday for inland valleys. but holding steady in fact, widespread mid to upper 70's. for those of you throughout the east bay and along the coast mid 60's. and you could thank the marine layer for that as june gloom turns into sky july. can't believe july right around the corner back to you. ken and vickie. thanks for >> yeah. you know, with more places reopening in summer increasing our visas. they sure are in high demand how you can get one hit the road. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal

from toledo and you can see numbers affected by that such as the late with 63 while fairfield a bit 85aville 92, you'll still probably be in that excessive heat warning tomorrow and 84. meanwhile for santa rosa, your seven-day forecast reflects the drop in well, by wednesday. this is an earnest now finding everybody kind of cools off watching by friday. you see that that cloud puff there maybe might be more interesting will probably be some more coastal drizzle look out for and then as we get into the weekend, a feeling of typical june with 80's on board with lots of sunshine with al that. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the giants fresh off taking 3 of 4 from their rivals to the south. back here in the bay taking on the angels. now. before those before the game, those who passed away in military service to this country were honored for memorial day. bottom of the 4 evan longoria. he's been red-hot as of late. that's a 2 run home run his 3rd homer in 4 games giants take a 2, one lead long ago did have to leave the game with a sore muscle on his right side. johnny cueto. he was point today

right now making its way into the toledo area, ohio valley, greater cleveland. you're going to be dealing with a squaw line potential of tornadoes. just out of chicago right now of tornado damage across the area that same system will continue its transition to the north and east and that's why severe weather risk is in place for 26 million people all across northern new england into sections of the mid-atlantic this afternoon into your eveninphoenix 109. mid 90ed for central texas we'll take a look at your week ahead coming up. >> sounds good, janessa. thank you so much. >>> the brightest rising stars in the nba, this is their time they're taking center stage. sixers and hawks went back and forth but with ben simmons only putting up five points for philly, it was on trey young to take over things for atlanta they win and they take the series win they play the milwaukee bucks. >>> earlier in the day devin booker led the suns in their first conference final in 11 years. phoenix takes game one from the clippers, 120-114. >> look at that crowd going nuts "early toda

holy toledo, i love that sign at the coliseum. but he's not done. look at the fan out here, a great are handed grab, his 18th of the year, bashing all the way home and yes, the phone will broke low up after that, the a's get their 40th when. melvin, picks up his 1300 twin as a manager, he's just the 35th manager in history to do that. >>> game for the nets and th box, the nets could change the series, i irving rolls the ankle, x-rays were kyree and a lot of pain, did not return. remember harding is out, so kevin durant, the last of the big three playing, durrant had a team-high, 28 but he will need help. here's drew holiday, get the pass between his legs. so nice, we show it twice. that was a really good pass, and the watch him right there, the block on one man then he will run the floor, here's holiday, he's going to wait, wait and then allie up, 34-12, the series is all tied up. pivotal game fi tuesday . >>> french open, novak had to be tired after a tough semi, he rallies, look at this backhand right here. ultimately the fifth and final becomes t

. >> toledo fire and police departments plan to have increased patrols throughout the community over 4th of july weekend is caught using illegal fireworks. the fines could be more than $700 again. the time now 4.42 and we're always telling people important it is to not use these fireworks and the weather. john really it's really scary. now if people do innings because of just how dry things are correct. exactly. even with the cooldown that we've had. we've still got very dry conditions and that's fire danger. >> it's just going to continue to remain high from this point forward, especially as we work our way into what will be a hotter weekend just around the corner highs climbing back into the 90's in triple digits, dry conditions that he just ups the ante a little bit more looking outside this morning. we do have some low cloud cover across the bay. your view from berkeley right. here is clear. enough is cloud. cover sits right above the bay itself. coastal areas tapping back into some spots, some morning drizzle. a couple wet spots out there along highway one low to our west high t

tri valley mid 80's looks like 84 for walnut creek and conquered 63 for richmond 62 going on toledo. winds expected still tomorrow with that inland heating 73 for napa and 84 santa rosa, let's break down your 7 day here, slight little weak system expected thursday friday. some clouds and fog. and so forth. little drop in temperatures, nice weekend towards the end, though. look at that drop more than 20 degrees cooler than we experienced the beginning of this week. can thank you, dave. coming up, look out for that what happened when a drone got a i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. >> a drone tracking a lava flow from a volcano in iceland got a little bit too close and got incinerate

along with pittsburgh and conquered for that matter to oakland and san mateo each at 60 for napa toledo as well as alameda each at 63 degrees. a mild start, but a foggy start to the morning followed by some sunshine this afternoon and temperatures remaining mild, as i mentioned for just one more day talking about the heat that we've got just around the corner now still to come, john, thank you for that. right. as you head into the city this morning. no major delays. >> or accidents a little under 11 minutes for your drive. time from the east bay into the city to that fremont street exit said over and you look at the san mateo bridge traffic still fairly light starts to pick up for us just a little bit. a little under 40 minutes for your drive time there. a richmond sandra fell commute closely checking on that because i do see a report of a traffic collision. 5.80, westbound at bella boulevard in sandra fell. but as you can see it so early. no lanes are affected. still a little under 9 minutes as you're heading across towards sandra fell. so we'll have more on that coming up. for now, le

lookel at jonathan carlisle, and amazon delivery driver from toledo ohio here's what he said about getting vaccinated and i quote i kept hemming and hauling about it, and i work all the time. when this started i immediately went down there and got it. it pushed me over the edge. today, jonathan carlisle is on his way to being fully vaccinated and he's a millionaire because he also won the ohio vaxamillion. and it doesn't stop there. you are eligible for a free beer from anheuser-busch on july 4th. what a great country. that's before even considering that to the team at the national institute of allergy and infectious diseasesse helped invent a platform over the last two decades so we will be ready whenever it happens. that's how you got your vaccine in the first place. .. >> more than half will get a call and when they reached someone who's been vaccinated they will connect them to their position directly and help them arrange an appointment kaiser permanente is conducting a similar approach through e-mail, texting and direct mail. we do hope other organizations with broad reach to patient

in chicago following the police pursuit and shooting of 13-year-old adam toledo, it means officers canpursue a suspect who committed, is committing or is about to commit a crime not based solely on a person's response to police presence. in parts of philadelphia as part of a three-month pilot program, police have rules about quality of life violence. urinating in public, panhandling or smoking marijuana. the rules? police should ask them to stop or move on. all of this comes on the heels of dante wright and george floyd. they never would have happened if the officers had not been on the scene in the first place. >> if we talk about police and violence workers, to a hammer everything is a nail. we don't always need a hammer. >> law enforcement advocates see it differently. >> when there's no consequence, people are going to break the law. that's the reality. >> reporter: they worry it could surge. >> now more than ever crime is skyrocketing across the country. law abiding citizens are expecting police to do their job. >> reporter: removing a badge and gun from certain calls could lead t

. >> ohio presented its second winner, jonathan carlisle of toledo >> he said he got the vaccine twou got a fairly new baby, right? >> yes he's five months old this is so will come i dant explain how much pressure this is going to take off to help raise him right >> carlisle was not the only one winner today >> she says she plans to use the money to go to med school. >> scrambling to keep a wild hurd out of a busy city as we go around the world on cnbc >>> china, elephants, 15 of them wandering 300 miles from a nature reserve >> no one knows why they left. >> authorities trying to use trucks or food to lure them away from safety and people state television reports the bird's already damaged a million dollars like our plan. one day after the crew put out a fire that puhuntral tons of plastic pellets and debris to wash ashore. experts fear chemicals and for s hundreds of experts say they feel chemical she wore the gown to her wedding to prince charles in july of '81. the dress has a items. >>> the dress has 25 foot. the exhibit opening at the palace, diana would have turned 60 years ol

look at jonathan carlyle, an amazon delivery driver from toledo, ohio. here's what he said about getting vaccinated, and i quote, i kept hemming and hawing about it, and i work all the time. when vax-a million -- when this vax-a million thing started, i immediately went down there and got it. it pushed me over the edge. today, jonathan carlyle is on his way to being fully vaccinated. and he's a millionaire because he also won ohio's vax-a million. safe from covid and a millionaire. and, jonathan, it doesn't stop there, you're also eligible for a free beer from anheuser-busch on july 4. what a great country. and that's before even considering that dr. fauci and his team at the national institutes of allergies and infectious diseases helped invent and invest in the mrna platform over the last two decades so that we would be ready in case the worst should happen. jonathan, that's how you got your vaccine in the first place. so, thank you, dr. fauci. finally, many americans say they will get vaccinated if one thing happens, they have a chance to talk to thei

laquan mcdonald, stÉphane clark, deanna jefferson, breonna taylor and now daunte wright and adam toledo steve, the work of our generation is to put a end to jim crow and centuries of trauma and finally put a end to racism. >> that is a lot about goal, that is what we all want, but they cling to the big lie and want to reprogram all of america to believe justice isn't served when just one individual pays for criminal wrongdoing. for them, punishment has to be wide reaching and never-ending. >> one down, many many more to go. >> a cultural makeup call but i'm not happy. i'm not please, i don't have any sense of satisfaction. i don't think this is a good thing. >> this verdict is not justice. frankly i don't even think we call it full accountability. laura: the left is always commit to use this case and any instance of white cops having that interactions with black americans to reinforce the same big lie that america is systemically racist, a country where black people are targeted and in constant danger, they can never get ahead. so that line, what does it do, drives us apart and sends so

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castile, stephon clark, atatiana jefferson, anton black, breonna taylor and now daunte wright and adam toledoo end. the work of our generation is to put an end to the vestiges of jim crow and the centuries of trauma and finally put an end to racism. >> laura: well, that is a laudable goal. that's what we all want. but they cling to the big lie and they want to reprogram all of america to believe that justice isn't served when just one individual pays for criminal wrongdoing. for them, punishment has to be wide reaching and never ending. >> one down, many, many more to go. >> it's sort of a cultural makeup call. >> are not happy, i'm not pleased, i don't have any sense of satisfaction, i don't think this is the system working, i don't think this is a good thing. >> this verdict is not justice. frankly, i don't even think we call it full accountability. >> laura: well, the left -- it's always committed to use this case in any instance of white cops having bad interactions with black americans to reinforce the same big lie. mainly that america is a systemically racist place. it's a country where

a toledo local became a 1 million vax a million winner.e governor called to tell him he had won and he actually missed the call. there was also a scholarship award. $1.10million will be given to 10 residents who get shots. another 30 people will take home $50,000 each. the state plans to pick the winners. >>> a pride flag flying over one city hall but it was a battle to get it there. coming up, why the town's mayor voted against it. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. >>> if you live in the south bay, you might have felt that shaking. we had a magnitude 3.6 earth with aic that hit six miles east of allen rock, san jose. this

and he was recently admonished by a federal judge for misleading the court about the processes that toledo his handling of the report. bill barr does not have a strong record of credibility, and he's going to face some more scrutiny over exactly what the decision-making here was. it's not surprising that jeff sessions might not have known. he recused himself from the russia probe when this apparently was undertaken in 2017. it is not plausible, though, that some other political appointee, perhaps rod rosenstein did not know this. career people wouldn't take these steps without consulting higher ups. >> i was a career prosecutor, what a statement for us to be even be questioning the ecred credibility of an attorney general. biden is having to face a lot of the same discussion points we're talking about while he's backabroad. here's what vladimir putin told nbc about president biden. >> you once described president trump as a bright person, talented. how would you describe president biden? >> even now i believe former u.s. president mr. trump is an extraordinary individual, talented individu

in chicago, following the police pursuit and shooting of 13-year-old adam toledo, the city's new foots committed or is about to commit a crime. in parts of philadelphia, as part of a three-month pilot program police have new rules for quality of life violations, things like urinating in public, panhandling and smoking marijuana. the rules, police should have them to stop or move on before detaining or questioning them. all of this comes on the heels of deaths like dante wright, mario gonzalez, and george floyd. advocates say they never would have happened if officers hadn't been on the scene in the first place. >> to hammer everything is a nail. we don't always need a hammer. >> law enforcement advocates see it differently. >> when there's no consequences for breaking a law then more people will break the law that's the reality of it. cops are hamstrung by new policies or choose to be less proac proactive out of fear of punishment. >> now more than ever, violence is skyrocketing and law-arc biding citizens are expecting police to do the job. >> removing a badge from certain calls coul

they banned the police from chasing people like adam toledo. that will fix it.ice department announced it in a tweet last week. there will be prohibitions to foot pursuits. chicago police will not pursue for an offense less than a class a misdemeanor. what does that mean? what crimes qualify as less than a class a misdemeanor. it turns out a lot of crimes. you can flee from the police, no problem, at most, that's disorderly conduct. a less serious class b misdemeanor. you can steal a woman's purse or mug a woman, if there is less than $400 you can't be pursued. you can trespass on private property, commit a assault, duke a lot of things to degrade and destroy society and there is nothing the police can do to you if run away. it's a huge change. and it's going to change chicago profoundly. so how did local media cover knit -- it? they lied about it. the associated press said exactly the same thing. "the new policy prohibits foot pursuits for minor traffic violations." but again that's a lie. this policy has nothing to do with minor traffic violations. it's a whol

toledo is about three and a half years old and then his family moved to a second home. just down the road three blocks away. and so his family called him jack. he spent the first 10 years of his life growing up in brookline before the family moved to new york. and so this house is owned operated and interpreted by the national park service and of all the 421 units of the national park service. we're actually the third smallest site and so you can see in this picture we of course are that house in the middle of the picture and you can see just how very close we are to our neighbors. there's no parking lot people pull right up in front of the house and on the street. that's the parking. it's on a residential road in brookline, massachusetts. it's outside of boston. and we're actually part of a trisite park system one park three sites, so to say but our sister sites are frederick law olmsted national historic site, which is also in brookline, massachusetts frederick law olmstead being the landscape architect who designed green spaces all across america people often, i thin

track its way across the great lakes, working across portions of the midwest, running towards the toledorea, the detroit area and will sweep on over to cleveland. this has been a big system that's done a lot of damage. every one of these storm reports, a lot of hail damage, heavy wind and rain damage with this system, happening along the frontal boundary, extreme heat in front of it, 80 degrees in memphis early this morning. you see the cooler air on the backside of that system, usually when the air masses meet, that's when you talk about the chance for severe weather. still tropical storm claudette is spinning through portions of north carolina but we're on the tail end of this. this will move out to sea later today. we have some tropical storm warnings along the coastline. this is the path, so by this afternoon this runs out to sea eventually weakening so about to kind of wrap up with this system and we'll continue to track those storms that are moving across the midwest. jillian: very busy out there. todd: speaking of weather, this story absolutely horrific. crash in alabama, killing

nice at 71 berkeley and richmond staying cool in the 60's toledo 73 sonoma, fairfield antioch among ourat's a comfortable range of 80's that we've been pretty used to tomorrow. a little bit warmer. still a nice one, though. good day for some outdoor dining on friday, saturday and sunday if you're inland, it's going to get hot again. highs very close to triple digits solid 90's. at least leading into the weekend and well into next week. reyna john, thank you for that. we are seeing just a southbound. 8.80, at la. well, in boulevard in san leandro. and again, that's when you seen a little delay, not seeing much of a delay along 5.80, as you read into the city on 60 minutes for you to make it to that fremont street exit. once you hit the may's and again, we had an earlier traffic accident. slow things down. just a tad bit, not by much. richmond sandra fell coming out of richmond under 13 for your drive time and we'll go ahead and look at highway 4, which has been pretty slow this morning as you're traveling conquer to 42 at 28 minutes. we'll have more coming up next. daryn, james, back to

conquered 89 the meantime, berkeley only at 69 degrees toledo.ch, vacaville and yacht bill. well into the 90's for your highs today. now tomorrow as well. saturday and sunday really not much of a change from today. nor were we have in the past couple of days. next week, though. that's when that cooler air mass settles in and you see what it does to highs in land only in the 70's and by the bay only in the 60's reyna. tom, thank you. tracking some slower spots like this one out in sandra fell. >> one. oh, one southbound at 3rd street. you can see it's causing just a little backup along one oh, one also heading into the city right now. under 13 minutes fremont street exit. so we are improving here up to about 19 or so earlier looking at the san mateo bridge under 40 minutes were up to 16. so we have seen just a little pick up the traffic there heading across towards the peninsula as you head into the city. there are pockets of fog. so just take your time as you're driving, there's even an uptick in time. 27 minutes as you're heading into the city w