Reporter the State Senator says her bill does not downgrade violent robberies. She released a statement saying i strongly condemn the attacks and hate crimes that members of our asian american community are experienced in. These attacks must and and and committed to working with api leaders to confront and and the lives and propaganda that are feeding racism and intolerance. What are the bigname politicians saying about this bill . That was noticeablyab y at this rally. Mayorsfrom the local cities here in the Bay Area, no senators actually showed up to this rally. L keep you updated and i want to give you some brief information about the woman who was robbed in Oakland Chinatown this afternoon. Oakland police did not release her medical condition but from the Cell Phone Video that was released on Citizen Action appeared to be okay. She was sitting down after she was hit by that Getaway Car and people bystanders were helping her and tending to her, so it appeared that she was okay, not
extraordinary. they spanned generations. born in america, immigrated to america, but just like that, so many of them took their final breath alone in america. i know all too well, i know what it s like to not be there when it happens. i know what it s like when you are there holding their hands. there is a look in their eye and they slip away. the president tonight and to put it in perspective, he took office with fatalities having just crossed 400,000. nearly 100,000 lives have been lost since then. a quarter million in the last three months, 500,000 plus in about a year. no, there are a number of ways of expressing the awful figures, whether so many football stadiums, this many towns, this city or that ocho , these wars combined. it boils down to this, we all know someone who grieves or worse, someone who is gone. whatever scale the loss may be, whether close enough to touch or too large to grasp, it s clear by now we ve seen too much. more on this tonight along with conf
described as ordinary americans. there s no such thing. there s nothing ordinary about them. the people we lost were extraordinary. they span generations. born in america, emigrated to america. but just like that, so many of them took their final breath alone in america. i know, all too well, i know what it s like to not be there when it happens. i know what it s like when you are there, holding their hands. as they look in your eye and they slip away. the president, tonight, and to put it in perspective. he took office with fatalities having just crossed 400,000. nearly 100,000 lives have been lost, since then. a quarter million, in the last three months. 500,000-plus, in about a year. and though, there are any number of ways of expressing these awful figures. whether it s so many football stadiums, this many towns, this city or that. or these wars, combined. it boils down to this. by now, we all know someone who grieves. or worse, someone who s gone. and while, whatever s
hear when you re an an airplane. we looked at each other, my wife and i held hands and just wished our kids, we would see them again. announcer: this is cnn breaking news. and i m pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are live in the cnn newsroom, and it is a busy sunday. breaking news on cnn. very dramatic steps being taken right now in the united states and around the world. the goal to keep commercial air travel safer both in the skies and on the ground. and this is the reason. that terrifying and fiery failure of a united airlines 777 engine this weekend. the pilot managed to land in colorado with everyone aboard safe, but the plane scattered huge metal parts all over a neighborhood below. and now u.s. federal air travel officials, the faa, ramping up inspection of all 777 aircraft in the u.s. fleet flying with a certain type of engine. also this evening the government of japan is grounding all boeing 777 p
after unusual torrential rains hit this leaving tens of thousands of people trapped christina coleman joins us live with the latest, christina. county sheriff s office that it is investigating a death at this rain events they have not released information on how this person died at this time. more than 70000 people usually attend burning man each year end abnevada s black rock desert its unusual for storms and floods to soak the event typically dry and dusty site. close gates to the event to keep vehicles or being stuck in the sludge it is eight muddy mess. some participants say they have embraced the challenging conditions. consent one just the past two days have the best i ve had watching everyone come together and enjoy it and you ll be dripping wet and bone cold you ll be walking by because you ve been discussing porta potty but it does not matter everyone is inviting you into come dancing and cheering you on. tens of thousands of participants were ordered to shelter