And early. This is like 1 30 a. M. So a lot of us sleep through this. But as we get into the later hours, and into the Daylight Hours of monday morning, theres still going to be rain out here to look at. Maybe even some isolated thunderstorms still to be tracked for monday. Thats also coming up in the complete forecast. In the meantime, if youre wondering how weve done so far, about a quarter inch of rain for the north bay. Oakland, youve got a quarter inch as well. Ill see you with more with the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. Our other top story at 6 00, the covid19 crisis claims a popular bay area business. If you want one last sand wish, or cookie from specialtys bakery, youd better hurry. Reporter the east bay anwas profitable before the coronavirus pandemics, still, that was not enough for specialtys to outlast the disruption from this crisis. Every sunday after church was part of his routine. But on this sunday, he drove up to an empty space. Were kind of shocked that its
So today theres like 5. 2 million native people, the United States, and about 2 they represent about percent of the 332 Million People in the states. And even though theres 326 reservoirs in 2015, long range areas in the usa, two thirds of the indian population actually live in towns in urban large cities. And when you look at the number of recognized tribes, t basis theres 183 countries in the world. So lets go back in history. A bit, because when you look at the history, it was really kind. My native people defending their homelands, defending people in which United States government engaged with native people in over thousand battles and wars and skirmishes fought against each other. And in the end, beginning in 1778, there a signing of 374 treaties that ratified it. And in addition to that, for 94, 94 agreements. So when we look at the best friend of native people in the white, then we to look at the federal indian policy that each president and sometimes president s continued. The
Old. There are computers that are 15 years old and they use zip drives and they are all on the verge of breaking. And 43 states, the voting machines, electronic computerized voter machines, our 10 years old or older. There will be a need for massive investment for Voting Technology around the country or youll have these lines. But even that creates opportunities to integrate that with electronic registration and other sorts of things can make a so that everybody was eligible to vote can vote. Its going to be one more way in which the fight to put will continue, to which its not only the formal rules but everything around it thats going to be contested but that ultimately hopefully can lead to continued progress. Thank you all so much for coming. You can get the books in the back or at brennancenter. Org. [applause] [inaudible conversations] heres a look at some upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. For more information, booktv will be coming to watch previous
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Two, 12 year old girls are now in custody accused of threatening to hurt students in dayton, kentucky. Kentucky. School officials took no chances cancelling classes for today. The nows t. J. Parker has been working this story all day. He joins us live with what hes learned. Police tell us they arrested and charged two 6th grade girls who attended school here at Lincoln Elementary for the threat. Police saying they were trying to get another day off from school. Police tell 9 on your side the message was sent from a fake account to the schools facebook page. They were able to track down the ip address and eventually track down and arrest one of the 12year olds, this morning. She admitted to writing the note and also mentioned another friend of hers was involved, as well. Both are being charged with first degree terroristic threatening and are at the Campbell County juvenile detention center. 42 56 due to the days and times you just dont know how the threats are coming across i mean we s