The Police Escorted and protected the white nationalists versus how they harassed and prevented us from getting on bridge. Reporter in an email statement, a spokesperson with the Golden Gate Bridge district writes reporter but some people documented instances of not being able to walk across the bridge, even though they say they were not with the counterprotest. You let them go, but why not me . I believe you have underlying motives. Thats wrong. It was clearly racism in play. Reporter a bay area nurse at the bridge to promote covid19 best practices tells abc7 news she saw it, as well. Its just like racialized medicine, i witnessed racialized Law Enforcement at the bridge yesterday. Reporter izzy says the e. And therefore didnt need a permit. But the Golden Gate Bridge district says there is an exception that applied here. Only one expressive activity is allowed in the same physical space at the same time, citing reporter several people appear to be arrested by chp. Abc7 news reached o
Theres one at the dumbarton assistance line. Many calls are from people who bridge westbound at the high rise with an ambulance are homeless. Where do i find washing stations, showers, bathrooms . Dispatched. Theres also been southbound today, where do i find a place 880 at the warm springs off to charge my cell phone . Ramp. Pedestrian hit there. And also serious crash. The libraries are closed. We had a couple of earlier quiet on the streets. Crashes where people are that creates less activity. Driving too fast, flipped over but we still have to employee their cars. Dont drive too fast out there. This is whats happening. Accidents tend to be more sensing 911 services and respond to priority one calls. Serious when the roads are wide inmate bookings at jails are down. Police add that theyre making open like this. 7 01. Back to the desk. Thank you. An effort to keep the the bay area now has more coronavirus from entering and spreading through the jails. Than 400 confirmed coronavirus c
The power is back on to most of the bay area. Pg e says they are preparing for the next round of shutoffs. Deadly raging fires around Southern California explode. The search is on for a tech ceo who been banished in the bay area. It is 6 am. We are beginning with breaking news, four men are dead and three other people are injured after an Early Morning shooting in new york city. Police say they found the victims a little more than two hours ago. The New York Times reports the motive is unclear and no suspects have been identified. The address of the shooting location matches that of a private social club. They are not giving more details. Pg e says power is on and 13 customers are still in the dark including people and napa. They say they were not fully prepared for the shut off. The big question is what will happen next time. Bill johnson says the shutdown may have avoided some shutdowns. Long lines that were deenergized. They include tree limbs, damaging powerlines. The operational p
fredricka whitfield and we begin with escalating tensions in the middle east. israel says it has carried out air strikes in syrian territory. israel s defense forces releasing video it says shows strikes on a syrian military compound radar systems and artillery posts. the strikes were launched after israel says rockets were fired from syria toward the golan heights and in the west bank today, a funeral was held for two british israeli sisters who were killed in an attack on friday. days of violence erupted following an israeli police raid on the al aqsa mosque compound in jerusalem last week. cnn s fred pleitgen is in jerusalem. scott mclean is in beirut, lebanon, fred, let me begin with you. what is the latest hi there, fredricka. well certainly it is still quite concerning here on the ground. i would say it s still very tense and very volatile situation as well. and of course, one of the main reasons for that is what you were just mentioning is those rocket attacks that
frequently on american history and politics for major media outlets. his writing has appeared in the los angeles times the huffington post slate the new republic the conversation time and the them post just to name a few. and he s here tonight to talk with us about his first book and i think it is probably gonna be the first of many it looks like you ve got some projects lined up but the book tonight west of slavery the southern dream of a transcontinental empire published by unc press and i will mention that we do have the shop the book for sale in our museum shop. so without without further ado, i m going to turn the screen over to dr. waite. great. thank you, kelly. and thank you all for for showing up. i know it s been a long long year. i m not going to give individual shout-outs, but it s really nice to see a lot of familiar faces on my screen. so i i first went to the american civil war museum with my parents when i was a high school student, you know 15 plus years ago