Colorado, we were talking once and he said, you know, historians only ask one question. And i said, yeah . Whats going on here . So i nodded and said, okay, thats the dumbest thing ive ever heard a smart man say. But hes actually right. Its really the only question you ask, you go back to this earlier time, the past is a foreign country, we go back to this time in the past and we look around and say, whats going on . Whats happening here . Whats going on with the California Gold rush . Lots of stuff. I hope youre getting that so far. But one thing thats happening is, the place itself the environment itself, the fundamentally transformed, we made. This is an episode in the american westward expansion, we start here on the Atlantic Coast and move across the country. A very Dramatic Development in 1845 to 1848 with the acquisition of texas and the oregon territory in the mexican secession. So by the 1848, with the purchase down here, we have to continuous 48 states. America expanded acros
The news station. Youre watching kron 4 news at 9. Now 9 were following that late breaking news in walnut creek where police have fired tear gas to break up a group of protesters good evening, everybody thanks for being with us at 9 oclock, im grant lodes and im Vicki Liviakis thousands of people showed up for mostly. Peaceful the large group eventually making its way as you can see there on to i 6 ad. Police ended up using tear gas to disperse them. Our kron fours dan thorn hes been live in waller creek all day long and joins us now with the latest it will begin grant for much of the day today, the protesting was civil people were being positive thousands of people gathering here in downtown walnut creek fighting for racial injustices and fighting what has happened to george unfortunately once the curfew came tonight turn south Pretty Police say there was vandalism to buildings downtown several arrests were some officers and protesters were also out injured lots of people though thous
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Caution. And will people travel . Will conventions still come . So much uncertainty. The major challenges facing San Franciscos billion dollar Tourism Industry as the busy season approaches. Good evening. Im garvin thomas. And im jessica aguirre. We begin with a controversial move by President Trump. As he talks about reopening the economy, he says he plans to close the borders to immigrants. Tonight on twitter, the president announcing his plan to suspend immigration because of the coronavirus. Nbc bay areas cheryl hurd has that story. Okay. You know what were going to do . Reporter referring to the coronavirus as the invisible enemy, President Trump tweeting that he will sign an executive order temporarily suspending immigration into the united states. Usf Professor James taylor. Ti think the president is jut carrying out his normal policy position with regard to immigration. This is how he introduced himself. This is how he has sustained his support with his base. Reporter a Senior
Citys largest single outbreak. Today the citys homeless shelter looked much like an emergency medical ward. Some residents were ferried to hotels the city has secured stoisolate vulnerable populations. To isolate vulnerable populations. We had plans to staff up hotel rooms as rapidly as we possibly can in case an outbreak occurs. Reporter for weeks, a number of city supervisors and helpings advocates had been pushing for broader use of hotel rooms ahead of such an outbreak. We need to move people into hotels now. It is absol inevitable that were gonna have outbreaks in all the hospitals. Reporter the Mayors Office resisted that approach, using hotel rooms on a more tactical scale, arguing the city does not have the staff for housing the homeless at large and at will. If you cant selfcare, youre still gonna come inside somewhere. But we need more care wrapped around you for that to be successful. Staff enough people, everything from monitoring to security to medical to counselo all of t