occasion. because this action on the part of the ilwu is the first time in american history that an international union has commemorated the emancipation of african-american people in the united states of america. reporter: organizers are saying it s time for a new generation and that generation saying they are ready to answer the call. we are tired and exhausted and this is a different generation. we will not sit by and accept what is happening. we will speak up and start the action. reporter: speakers talked about this moment of national reckoning coming on juneteenth. reporter: on the other side of the bay there were scattered protests including a rolling protest with drivers holding up signs and honking their horns in solidarity with black lives matter. at city hall, hundreds gathered demanding the city shift funding away from police and remove officers from city schools. reporter: those protests were not limited to san francisco and oakland. there are we are moni
pretty comfortable at 7:00 73 to 78. we ll turn the corner here and take a look at what is going on with traffic and bring jobina in. good morning. good morning, mike. thank you. i m following a serious situation in santa clara right now. a sig alert issued on northbound 101 and i ll bring in the maps here so you can see the area just around 4:30 this morning. the entire, all of the northbound lanes were shut down where you see that purple line there. that indicates a full closure and i did get an update from the chp and they did open two lanes and now two lanes blocked and two lanes opened. unfortunately, it looks like a pedestrian was hit by a vehicle. this is a deadly situation. so, a coroner has been called out to the scene. they do not have an estimated time as to when all lanes will reopen, so this is a death investigation. so, they expect it to take a while. expect delays, but you will be able to get through. i ll send it over to you, kumasi. thank you, jobina. d
adjourned minutes ago after failing to pass the bill to o replace obamacare. 49 to 51. john mccain broke ranks and voted no. nbc ian cull is in the newsroom with the latest. senators finishing the vote around 10:35 ton. the so-called skinny repeal were on hand. and all eyes on senator mccain here is look at what happened when he did. thumbs down gasps from the democratic side. now he was key in the vote, he voiced criticism of the bill one of the tree republicans to vote against it and it failed 49-51. the skinny repeal would have repealed the employer mandate where you must buy insurance for yourself or employees. democrats change before the vote how could he they vote on something they ve barely seen. meanwhile outside. dozens of protestors chanted vote no. kill the bill on the front lawn of the capitol. many holding signs that say don t take away our health care. late tonight elated the vote went in their favor. the majority leader senator mcconnell saying after it was o