good morning if you the west coast. as we begin today, i want to know that we are holding this hearing and compliance with regulations for remote committee proceedings, pursuant to house resolution h. generally we ask many members and witnesses to keep their microphones muted when not speaking to limit background noise. members will need to unmute themselves when recognized for their five-minute presentations. witnesses will also need to unmute themselves to be

it in a kind of evolutionary sense. >> he went on to say the west coast variants are keeping the uk variant at lower levels. take a look at the numbers so far in california, more than 9300 cases of the west coast variant, but only 851 cases of the uk variant. 35 of the variant originated in brazil. and ten cases of the variant that originated in south africa. >>> one day after announcing the june 15th as california's day to reopen, the governor facing skepticism, appearing on a morning show, he was asked whether his likely recall factored into the reopening. the governor said he focused solely on health data and not politics. the governor is likely to face a recall election this fall. >>> nancy pelosi was back home today in san francisco, touting joe biden's american rescue plan. she says the recovery act provides billions of dollars for medical leaves, like the plan san francisco has to vaccinate more than 80% of all adults in the city by mid may. the bill provides $11 million to the china town clinic where today's event was held. >>> the first of its kind state homeless database i

getting a trough that approaches the west coast or storm system. needs to have enough moisture to work with. we could see the pattern developing. cooler for monday through wednesday. if you have plans for friday and saturday, stay tuned. look what happens here. you see the moisture in the weather systems here passing by to north. beginning next week into the pacific northwest may see showers. it gets more interesting as we get into sunday and monday.the . we could see rain. we'll be watching over the next few days is how the immediate yum range models handle that solution. one shows rain and the good news is it's counter part, little op rain at some point next weekend. some changes ahead as we go through the week. cooler tomorrow. the wind will be the story. sea breeze picks up putting summer on hold through the middle part of the week and by next friday and saturday keep a close eye on the forecast as things are starting to trend better for those april showers. something we immediate to see. the hills are quite dry. we could use a little late seas

roosevelt signed executive order 9066, which allowed the military to ban japanese americans the west coast. census records told the government where to find japanese americans signs posted in neighborhoods said they had just days to pack and leave. they could only bring what they could carry. my family was issued a duffel bag with their name in numbers stenciled on the outside. she got the ganahi some said the japanese term for it. can't be helped. there was little resistance. they were first sent to assembly centers which were temporary concentration camps on converted fairgrounds and racetracks some families slept in horse stalls and were forced to live like animals. this lasted a few months. then the prisoners rode on a darkened train to one of the ten concentration camps scattered across the us. my father remembers peering under the window shades to see where the train was going. my family was sent to heart mountain relocation center in wyoming. many prisoners wept when they saw their new homes surrounded by barbed wire in guard towers wind and dust swept through the tar paper walls. t

the west coast did pretty good. >> hey, hey. >> sorry about your bruins. gonzaga, that was down to 1.6 seconds. >> we don't need to talk about that anymore. same thing and don't forget, the finals also had arizona and stanford, so that's three west coast teams that were in the finals for the men and the women's. >> west coast is the best coast, that's what i always say but i'm a california girl. you can't beat the weather out there, kari. it's nice. >> not at all. it's been so nice over the weekend, it continues today. we're starting out at about 50 degrees, and we will see a few clouds but overall a nice cool start and a gradual warmup here, so a live look outside in dublin. already a lot of people out the door, heading across 580 and into the east bay, we're going to see those temperatures today reaching 66 degrees in santa rosa, 64 in dublin, and as we head to the north bay, 67 degrees. we're going to see those temperatures in the south bay also in the upper 60s, and a gradual warmup this week. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. mike

the backup of cargo ships extends up and down the west coast.eo of mga entertainment, the maker of the lol surprised all line is waiting for his shipment to arrive in l.a. >> we have 445 containers sitting on the water. while experts say this is a near post pendant buying boom, part of the problem is ports are not fully staffed because of the pandemic. plus, this is not about imports. the port of oakland says 97,000 containers came in but 94,000 are going out, caring a lot of products to asia. >> we are not only think big important surge, this demand for goods is happening around the world. we are exporting quite a bit of cargo as well. >> reporter: how long will this back up last? experts are predicting it could last through the summer. if that happens, realistically, it could last through the entire year as the demand for imports increase right before the holiday season. >> so frustrating to think that the thing you ordered a couple weeks ago is out there, sitting on the bay and you do not knit. >> it is sitting out there and there is nothing

executive order 9066 is this was the ghost town all people japanese ancestry were removed from the west coast meaning, washington, oregon, california and the southern part of arizona. so this was a ghost town and because the close proximity to the union station about four blocks north of here people came from the south to work in the war industries such as the aircraft industry the shipping industry, but they had no place to live and conveniently little tokyo was vacated population about 30,000 at that time, but we had close to 42 as much as 70,000 come from the south to work in the war industries during world war ii and this was renamed bronzeville like old bronze so the blacks from the south incorporated here and then this was the jazz center during world war ii and the nightclubs were called breakfast clubs because the nightclubs were open to the wee hours in the morning. and this is where charlie parker and many of the black jazz artists started here in little tokyo. this photo mirror right here right there. it's unique in that they have. name tags on them. this is to show that during wor

later this month, a new airline will be flying across the west coast. joining us now, the ceo and founder of avelo airlines, andrew levy. hi, andrew, how are you? >> i'm doing great, how are you? >> good, okay, a new budget airline, who operates avelo and what's the big idea? >> well, i started avelo, and it's mean a team of other very experienced executives that have put this together. the idea really is to customers first base in and out of burbank, 11 markets in the burbank, including santa rosa, california, close to you. we are serving markets that are unserved today for burbank and we are offering everyday low fares today. actually announce we are starting with $19 fares one way, that the promotional fare, but even after that ends, we will still have everyday low fares. and we also offer the convenience of the nines, small airport like bourbon, which we think will resonate a lot with customers that prefer to use smaller airports. >> santa rosa lullabies as one of those smaller airports, in an outcome easy parking is the idea. >> absolutely, absolut

they've got a great the west coast craft market.s where they bring 60 the best to west coast artists and crafts fair. people. but i'm out there and it's going to be open. market will be outdoors. they're not offering any food. just to be on the safe side. but they'll be out there all day long if you want to get out there and enjoy plan to be mostly cloudy to start starting at 10:00am. you see some cool temperatures too. so bring a nice jacket. and there may be a little drizzle out there as well. all right. how about this? not just any festival. this is the super special sick or a festival that is taking place in berkeley. they could have some music. they've got plenty of food. lots of arts and crafts there. lot of clouds in the morning. partly cloudy in the afternoon. it will be a cool day. temperatures generally in the upper 50's to low 60's. all right. how about this for earth coyote creek cleanup that starts at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. if you want to go volunteer, help clean up there. you can head on out. they will be sending

pattern is possibly setting up where we could begin to see that dip in the jet stream across the west coast which would be welcome as we head toward next weekend. maybe we could be seeing rain chances. right now the best bet would be across areas north of san francisco, but something to look forward to perhaps next weekend, but this weekend is all about summer-like temperatures and our summer climate will be on full display tomorrow and if you're in the valleys, north bay, trivalley east bay up toward concord and the coyote valley south of san jose. you'll see numbers in the mid to upper 80s tomorrow and a nice, summer like finish to the weekend and it picks up tuesday and wednesday and a big stay tuned. and see if you get april showers and the numbers are done and you have to hope for next weekend. >> always educational, rob. i love the graphics you put together and it might be coming our way. maybe not. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, a royal farewell, prince philip laid to rest in a simple ceremony. how the ceremony honored the duke of edinburgh's life of service. that's coming up next. e

the entire west coast will be dry. the rockies could get another foot of snow, and as we mentioned, more tornadoes are possible today for parts of texas and oklahoma. heavy rain is expected from the central plains to new england. 59 in boston today, but it will feel more like midsummer from new york to the deep south. around 70 in the northwest. >>> coming up, attention the warning about a potential gas shortage this summer. >>> also ahead, going to new extremes. how restaurants are turning to robots because of the shortage in workers. >>> and later we hear from the driver who escaped from this inferno on the highway. truthfully, it's frustrating to see how fast dust reappears. but dusting with a cloth is a pain. and dealing with a bulky vacuum.. . is such a hassle. uchhh!!! so now we use our swiffer sweeper and dusters. the fluffy fibers? they pick up dust easily. grabbing it in all those hard-to-reach places. gotcha!!! and for our floors, sweeper's textured cloths lock all kinds of dirt, dust and pet hair. unlike my

the first cases occurred surprisingly enough on the east coast rather than on the west coast, among theavy personnel at newport, rhode island and then was in navy and military personnel in san diego. since that time, which was about the first of june, it has spread and localized outbreaks through the boy scout jamboree in pennsylvania and to all of the states in the united states. >> i didn't realize that actually that was asian flu that hit the jamboree. >> that is right, it was. >> from what i've been able to learn, not many people have died as a result of asian influenza and the rest of the world, now you think the same will hold true here in the united states? >> we have the belief now based upon the experience of asian influenza and the other countries in south america at the present time where it is an epidemic proportions and as a result of the outbreaks in this country so far, that it is a mild infection and with a very low mortality rate and we believe that it will continue to be both a mild infection and have a very low death rate. >> well, is it a possibility that asian influ

are left completely defenseless, they have every right to stay home and we saw that happen in the west coast city over the summer where the police chief saying i can't protect my officers, i'm not asking them to do this job and meanwhile the city manager has been fired for the simple idea of believing in and calling for due process, even weak and frail like i usually rushes to judgment joe biden said the same thing, more on that in a minute. now officer kim potter who fire that shot has now resigned after 26 years as a police officer. the brooklyn center police chief also has resigned today. so let's talk about due process, what are the facts as we know them tonight? police claim the shooting was an accident, the officer in this case meant to reach for her taser and instead deployed her firearm. the police chief said this was an accidental discharge. on the body came footage, you can clearly hear officer potter shouting i will tase you, i will tase you, taser, taser, taser followed by the shot. and i just shot him. if you are warning, this is graphic footage. >> i will tase you! i will tase

checking today's highs, 60s along the west coast, 50s from denver to chicago. around 80 along the gulf coast. >>> coming up, we remember two singers who helped define their generation of music. >>> and also ahead, autopilot put to the test. what "consumer reports" found behind the wheel of a tesla. >>> and another gender reveal party turns explosive. shaking homes across two towns. . i wasn't going to just back down from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. psoriatic arthritis wasn't going to change who i am. when i learned that my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage, i asked about enbrel. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop permanent joint damage. plus enbrel helps skin get clearer in psoriatic arthritis. ask your doctor about enbrel, so you can get back to your true self. -play ball! enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. tuul, lympma, other s haveccurred. tell your doctor if u' been someple or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure, or if you have persi

north america rosette fat looking pretty good actually there will be some snow over towards the west coast there of canada but elsewhere it is largely fine and dry some pleasant sunshine coming through lots of places on shot meanwhile across the caribbean this is the place to be it is fine and sunny chance of just the outside schaffel want to say with some heavy rain there for the bahamas this weekend. welcome to doha from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can relax enjoy the perfect break in your journey. and when you leave with a smile we know law day's work is done qatar airways welcome to our home. oh. hello again this is al jazeera made news this hour george floyd's girlfriends testified about the struggles with addiction during the trial of a former u.s. police officer is accused of his murder very chauvinistic fence team is expected for the argue the drug use was the major factor and choice death. an independent envoy will look into the conduct of dutch prime minister mark ruta mts approved a motion of disapproval against him saying that he had to

it was trying to suggest that the wildfires were only centered around a particular area in the west coast claiming for example that there were no other wildfires happening. of course that wasn't true at the rice here you can see how many wildfires were happening around the world at that particular time back in september 2020 now stuff like this it does have impacts for example the emergency services were telling people to stop contacting them saying that mt was behind these wildfires because it was taking away were real and valuable resources so the trends that i've been seeing america be interesting interesting to hear your view on this is when we have extreme weather events there's been not a denial per se across the board of a shifting of blame but often putting the blame and iran place or for example in texas we saw people saying that it was the wind turbines that were shutting down and that just wasn't true and people sharing that strongly often along political lines or often out of a place of emotion you know that's exactly right that happens and has been happening for many years yo

plant's reactor cores after the disaster there ten years ago. >>> today's weather, sunny on the west coastn plains. heavy rain from texas to mississippi and dry along the east coast today. >>> finally, a real-life bambi has found a new home in delaware. >> will ganss fawns all over this story. >> when she comes in the house, she likes to get fed. her favorite spot is the couch. >> reporter: messiah can't stop fawning over his new pet. >> she'll sleep on the couch, wake up, go tap on the door when she's ready to life. go back to the woods. >> reporter: seriously, doe. it started when messiah left a trail for the baby deer and she followed him into his house and made herself at home. messiah started calling the deer bambi after one of his favorite cartoons. >> hi, bambi. ♪ >> reporter: the deer now answering to her name and messiah says she's quickly become part of the family. they bathe and groom her and, yes, they check for ticks. a big fan of car rides and gets along with the family dog and kids like a million bucks. the cat on the other hand not so much. messiah says he doesn't own the d

canada fine and dry for the west we have got a little bit of sleet the snow pushing towards the west coast pushing over the high ground by the time we do come to friday find down that western side of the country chris want to see showers just around the 4 corners as we go on into saturday much of north america fat looking pretty good actually there will be some snow over towards the west coast there of canada but elsewhere it is largely fine and dry some pleasant sunshine coming through lots of places sunshine meanwhile across the caribbean this is the place to be it is fine and sunny chance of just the outside shower for one or 2 but some heavy rain there for the bahamas this weekend. in a good fight. when a boneless struck many died and many wrist to end the epidemic. this is their story through the lens of local filmmakers with their people making sacrifices and walking off a mission this is what i want to see survivors a witness documentary on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here this hour george floyd struggle with drug addiction has been one issue dominatin

the drought conditions persist across the west coast of the united states by estimates just a few weeks ago, 77% of the west coast of the united states is in what is referred to as a mega drop recently, there's been emergency proclamations, declarations and emergency preparations have been extended by governors all up and down the west coast of the united states. places like iowa, not just our neighboring states to the north, like oregon states like texas states like north dakota. that are struggling through extreme drought conditions as well. in many ways, california's doing a little bit better than some of the other western states. and i don't say that lightly. i say that quite specifically, we have a western states collaborative. it was established through this pandemic and we're engaging in a consistent basis, not only exchanging best practices and ideas to address the issues of covid. but also now beginning to transition. those conversations on sharing best practices as it relates to droughts and managing under these difficult and challenging environments. where year too, into this

marine hospitals and clinics sprouted on the east coast, as well as the west coast and up into mississippi. anywhere there was a waterway in the growing nation. by 1870, this system needed to be revamped. we organization led to the appointment of the first surgeon general, john would worth. he had been an army medical our force or in the civil war. woodward space officers in uniform, created a flag and instituted the military system of appointment by merit. doctor woodward's reforms were formalized by law in 1889 when the commissioner called a u.s. marine hospital service was created. as the commissioner quarter was expanding during the closing years of the 19th century, so was biological discovery. scientific firm brought changes to the hospital services. it's hygienics laboratory was a pioneer in biomedical research. in manufactured biological, some train scientists from state health departments the techniques of producing them. years later, it became the national institute of health, the heart of american medical research. the latter part of the 19th century, the marina hospital service

and a west coast time opus's. that is a very good question so that it coming here evening the title of the west coast already very it's do not go to heat now block it like time space continuum. frank you know it's funny is when you talk to young to you will buy this they've already moved title open to the common lexicon like they know exactly what they're talking about i listen to my kids talk and i'm certain over here still trying to figure out how jeff goldblum became the fly in the transporter chamber 6 feet apart and they've got all the lingo that you have to say kids today are much more i don't know if they're wiser but they're more brilliant as fuck and yet you know what they did that's a good point there my kids i have 3 sons they're not wiser they're not i swear to you they're not but they do know more they know more about stuff that i try to and passed over me because i was too old and. because of that they think they're smarter than. i look i always tell them listen i would have been smart during puberty

and cholera in japan could strike suddenly at the west coast of the united states.ntly infected zones are localized but may cover large areas of territory, sometimes entire continents. modern transport poses new dangers of complete universal contagion. the struggle against epidemics is a global one, for the danger of death is worldwide. then what is the answer? within the framework of the united nations, a new organization exists to promote the welfare of all people, the world health organization. in its first assembly, july 1948, director general dr. chisholm declared that this organization was physically prepared to raise the health level of all people and to forever destroy the human afflictions of cholera and other human diseases. this would be done on a global scale. the representatives of nearly every nation have signed the great charter of health. this means an organization with authority and means to act. epidemics, no matter what part of the world they may infect, are a potential danger to all other nations. the world health organization will make for use o

the apparently crazy idea has never been less given birth to a game developed in a west coast the bar chain in the usa. it was designed to treat attention disorder is. my main goals are to both respond to only the red aliens by collecting them which involves a button press and to ignore all the others so that's a selective attention decision. at 1st glance you might think it is a platform game but the list of functions to perform the complexity the pacing and the generation calibrated to push the brain to its limits and specifically to reinforce attention skills. are going to play for a long time. but the best there are people that are but i'm perri go to. the target and. clinical study evaluation begins efficiency against a placebo the test carried out on $350.00 teenagers with attention deficit it's revealed significant improvements in the concentration capacity. as with any medicine the prescribed dose each must be respected if you can deliver the experience at the pace that the intervention requires and limited use to 30 minutes per day there are many macan isms where you can actu

crews are racing to drain the water before the walls give way hundreds of residents on the state's west coast have been ordered to leave their homes the state's governor has declared a state of emergency. pope francis has delivered his traditional easter blessing in rome as christians around the world celebrated easter for a 2nd year under coronavirus restrictions the pope stressed the importance of vaccines and urged rich countries to ensure supplies are fairly distributed to their poor neighbors but this is due to the news coming to you from berlin you can follow us on twitter and facebook or you can go to our web site that's w dot com. right now you could say berlin is in between in a state of flux actually like much of germany and in fact the world the lockdown continues as the pandemic spirals further out of control contact restrictions and zaire duty and no real end in sight the public and large sectors of the economy are feeling the strain and travelling remains strongly discouraged traveling is far from easy at the moment and i personally am still very hesitant about shaking trip so i

we have the west coast versus east coast, i am going with the west coast today. numbers in seattle. much cooler as you head to the central portion of the country, even the east coast. boston, 50 degrees. 8 degrees below average. as we head into sunday, kind of. 70s towards new orleans. a lot of us on the east coast are below average. staying warmer out to the west coast. not just the numbers we're looking at, also active weather. rain coming down in states lining the gulf coast, that caused a flash flood >>> we've got a foggy start, especially around the coastline and in san francisco right now. 51 degrees, temperatures are fairly mild, but by the afternoon it's going to warm up significantly, especially in the interior valleys. we'll get plenty of sunshine, so don't expect that fog to linger all day long. here's a closer look at your microclimate highs. palo alto 75, san jose 76, morgan hill 78 and a couple of 80s in through the interior valleys. enjoy your saturday. >> that's the forecast in your neighborhood. kristen, peter, back to you. >> thank you so much.

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crews are racing to drain the water before the walls give way hundreds of residents on the state's west coast have been ordered to leave their homes the state's governor has declared a state of emergency. pope francis has delivered his traditional easter blessing in rome as christians around the world celebrated easter for a 2nd year under coronavirus restrictions the pope stressed the importance of vaccines and urged rich countries to ensure supplies are fairly distributed to their poor and neighbors and this is due to the news coming to you from berlin you can follow us on twitter and facebook or you can go to our web site that's w dot com. god. was. every 10 years the spotlight forms on a small town and of area when its residents recreate the story of christ suffering and death half a 1000000 visitors flocks into oberammergau they come from all over the world but the villages don't to phone a passion play just a tourist they do it because they made a vow to god to commemorate his goodness in this way when the plague the black death threatened their village with extinction 400 years ago as

north america rosette fat looking pretty good actually there will be some snow over towards the west coast there of canada but elsewhere it is largely fine and dry some pleasant sunshine coming through lots of places sunshine meanwhile across the caribbean this is the place to be it is fine and sunny chalcis just the outside schaffel want to say but some heavy rain there for the bahamas this weekend . jump into the story there is a lot going on in this and julian global community when i talk about the misinformation i think we don't want to feed than we are and be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected from who we are and would love to hear from you and each week be part of today's discussion this streamed on out is there on. the latest news judge need to see there would be no closure justice is served as the identities of those behind the list of bombings are revealed with detailed coverage there's something else significant about this plot it

however uk and west coast variants of covid are still lurking and case counts are trending upwards.he doctor gets it and knows that people are getting tired. >> it is a beautiful day. we all have cabin fever. we all want to get out. we all want to get back to our lives, but we can't do that quite yet. we can't do that quite yet. so i am calling on every one of us to continue to wear our masks whenever with anyone outside of our household. that includes people who are vaccinated. >> reporter: later this morning at the vietnamese american cultural center, we are expecting elected officials and vips from kaiser to come down here to tout a vaccine clinic happening for the 95122 zip code. this is by appointment only, no walk up available. >>> encouraging development in the vaccine roll out this morning. last night, fda said it was safe to squeeze an extra dose out of moderna's ten dose vaccine vials. california will need the extra doses. anyone 50 and older can get a shot. in santa clara yesterday residents jumped at the first opportunity to get the vaccine. >> i was expecting longer lin

he was 25. >> he's bm in a battle between east and west coast rappers. >> for the second time in sixsts, phenomenally wealthy. how did this happen? >> they say they were trapped in the world they created and they were forced in a word, to keep it real, and that's a sad commentary. >> i remember seeing reports about how violent it was, how can we let our children listen to this when these artists are being killed at an incredible rate and i thought rap was going to end. jo they've stopped playing it. >> we lost two of the greatest artists in tip hop history. that vacuum was there for a while. it was like, ok, what are we going to do? ♪ ♪ yesterday we used to rock the show ♪ ♪ so far from hanging on the top of the door ♪ >>> i'll be missing you was diddy's song about big. suddenly it's like, oh, damn, puffy's going to be a legitimate solo act. and enters the next phase of hip-hop. ♪ ♪ every breath i take ♪ ♪ >>> they're sampling. to take that and wrap over it. he finds a way to appeal to young listeners and their parents. everybody wants to party. ain't nothing wrong with partying at a

the johnson and johnson vaccine has been cleared for use on the west coast. the western states scientific safety review workgroup today recommended that california, oregon, nevada and washington resume using the shot. their decision clears the way for the one dose shots to once again be administered here in the bay area. fox's laura ingram has more of the rollout of the vaccine again. the johnson and johnson vaccine is back. several states resumed use of the one dose shot on saturday, one da and prevention lifted its recommended paufits outweigh a e possibility of blood clots, and the vaccine will now include a warning about the potential risk. you're confident that the anson covid-19 vaccine meets a robust standards for safety, effectiveness and quality. for medical product that is used widely. this comes as the campaign to get people vaccinated continues to ramp up more than 138 million americans have received at least one dose of the vaccine and more than 93 million have been fully vaccinated that, according to the latest data, published by the cdc, now th

. >>> shipping delays here in the west coast have left the bay area in a boba crisis. shipping containers from asia are piling up at west coast ports delaying the arrival of the balls. shipping containers are also stuck in the water. >>> the time is now 5:55. blunt warning from the mayor. stay away from hippie hill. >> see what you did there. ? the next half hour on kp ib 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area how city leaders keeping the park off limits for 420 and the other way to celebrate. >>> and when it comes to getting a vaccine there are more people eligible in santa clara but some people are always finding ways to save money. i learned to cut hair. fortunately, xfinity makes saving easy. and way less awkward... because when you have xfinity internet and add mobile, you can save up to 300 dollars a year on wireless. two great products. one great value. saving made easy. can your internet do that? this place can fix it. thanks. get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. plus, add xfinity mobile and you could save up to $300 a year. switch toda

. >> the backup extends up and down the west coast. besides a buying boom, another factor is that ports are not fully staffed because of the pandemic. plus there's a surge in exports, including agricultural products headed for asia. all of these trends could continue at least through the summer. >>> well, this morning a frustrated group of fremont parents have a message for their school district, reopen schools or we will sue. >> i support it, actually. i mean, i haven't signed up for it yet, but i think whatever means necessary here. >> i am not involved in the lawsuit, but i'm saying advocacy, that's why i'm here. i'm advocating for my own children to return to school, i'm advocating for all my students that deserve the opportunity to return to the classroom, to learn in person, to socialize and engage with others. >> a group of families and teachers gathered to protest last night. they're considering hiring a law firm that helped parents in southern california reopen schools there. fremont unified parents want the district to adopt

. >> do you mean on the west coast? >> i meant the east coast. >> there were no major league teams on the west coast. there is that. >> there were submarines that came rather close to the coast of the u.s. on the east coast. >> what did you want to add? >> interesting only during the war when -- would show up at the stadium before the first pitch was thrown, there were announcements about how to evacuate yankee stadium. yankee stadium had arrows pointed to hoses and buckets of sand and the players were instructed while the fans evacuated, they were to continue to play and to be soldiers during in a raid on the stadium. so they were ready for anything. >> the 1943 game that i mentioned earlier, i have that game program as well. there is an evacuation plan on the back of that program. >> we have a question, don kumar had three of his best years in the navy but he injuries shortened his career. why have the boston sports writers not incorporated him into cooperstown where he belongs? >> dominic was certainly one of the grea

for decades the west coast sea lions have been dying of a cancer called urogenital carcinoma. they recently discovered it is caused by a sea lion form of herpes. something they say mankind triggered by dumping pesticides into the ocean near the channel islands back in the 1970s. >> it is a sexually transmitted virus, which is an efficient way to spread the virus because you have to reproduce to keep the species going. >> we can utilize the animals and respect them by taking advantage of learning as much as we can from them. >> ironically and unfortunately the cancer is very similar to human cervical cancer. scientists hope that studying the disease may unlock answers on how to prevent it and people. >>> scientists will be investigating the death of a gray well found in the bay. the animals was spotted this morning. chrissy field. the army corps of engineers towed the angel island. they will perform a necropsy to determine how they died. >>> coming up to my special day for one of the newest >>> the warriors center, james wiseman is no longer a teenager. the rookie turned 20. ca

i forget what is the naval district on the west coast southern west coast, probably the 11th, but in any case i went through review boards all the way up to the naval district level and came through all of them with flying colors. lo and behold there and very fine print in the naval blue book of medicine and surgery. one of the many among the many reasons one could be disqualified from a an officer appointment was a disorder which i'd had at 11 call nephritis it's an inflammation of the kidneys. and i had this thing when i was 11 years old and it kept me out of school for about six weeks. i'd have an itinerant teacher never any recurrences ever at that point or or since, but of course there's this little fine print and my view was that hey, it just wasn't time in their minds for young black guy from augusta, georgia to be at annapolis and that would have been 1965 also. so i i trudged on and and did what i do just gonna roll with it and kept on his point. your vietnam was. get more active every year we were sending more troops. yes vietnam got active early that year the first organiz