facing tough conditions on the front line. in the east bay tonight nurses honored their peers killed by the virus. good evening and thank you so much for joining us. the comes as nurses are demanding better protection from the virus. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez has the story. natalie johnson, 70. registered nurse. burling ton, new jersey. passed away may 25th. reporter: names of registered nurses across the country who lost their lives due to covid-19 were lead aloud. each one of them had somebody that loved and cared for them. reporter: mother. i don t think they should be making choices about whether to live and work safely. reporter: before the vigil, registered nurses from alsp con strike. their lack of trust with the nurses, locking up ppe, we filed numerous cal osha complaints and it just didn t bring them to the table, didn t make them understand how serious we are. reporter: they said, quite, while we are disappointed that the unions called this st
this year, brushes drier than ever, there hasn t been any substantial rain in months, combine that with record- setting heat, the deputy chief says it is practically explosive. we are surrounded by ignition source. these are some of the most beautiful viewpoints in the area. people are causing fires. in ruins it for a lot of other people, don t come up here to light fireworks, or drink and drive. what is the plan to enforce the new parking band? oakland police say that they are going to be out patrolling tonight on grizzly peak from skyline to interstate 24 in effect from 9:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m., they are really hoping to crack down on that activity by having police officers tell people that they need to move along. if necessary, they will write citations. meanwhile we are dealing with the effect of fires that have been burning for weeks. it is filtering in from the north. it is obscuring mount diablo and bringing so much smoke to parts of solano county, people
a lot of it s the jewish conspiracy theories on the platform which are popular on other far right forum saying that jewish backs of groups were somehow launching an invasion through that migrant caravan which we ve been covering on al-jazeera the one that s heading towards the u.s. border they also accuse the billionaire philanthropist george soros and the democrats of financing it well gab says it has no blood on its hands in this case neither does the president nor the gun it s called individual responsibility and accountability that s what the company says so that s a big part of this discussion online over the last twenty four hours or so is who exactly is to blame and is there blame to be shared now the author lawrence tribe has accused the president of using anti semitic rhetoric hidden messages like these here to trigger portions of his far right base and the fox business channel has also been caught up in this over a segment that was following the shooting that shared
the humanitarian crisis worsens in gaza as the united states urges israel to do more to limit civilian casualties, but blocks a u.n. cease-fire resolution. former nbc news correspondent, martin fletcher, is here to discuss the latest in the israel hamas war. and courtroom clash. special counsel jack smith wins a key victory in special election case against donald trump, spelling out the evidence he plans to use against the twice impeached four times indicted on 91 counts, disgraced, former president. i am jonathan capehart. this is the saturday show. with the iowa caucus is less than six weeks away, donald trump leading in the polls, alarm bells of another trump term and its implications for american democracy are growing louder. this week at the new imes issued this morning. a second trump presidency may be more radical than the last one. noting that the forces that somewhat contained his autocratic tendencies in his first term would, quote, all be weaker. a new special issu
logistics providers and requires suspect and ill legitimate products il legitimate products to be appropriately apy handled. ike like to thank senator harkin and senator alexander for their leadership on this bill. i d especially like to recognize senator bennet who has been a strong partner throughout the crafting of this legislation. for more than a year we ve worked on this bipartisan legislation with our colleagues and have finally achieved an important balance with this bill. and i might adhere, madam president, we were told this couldn t be done. we were told this is too difficult. but for a year and a half, we have tackled this objective. congress has the opportunity today to proactively put in place uniform, workable standards that will allow stakeholders greater regulatory certainty and give patients the confidence they deserve in the safety and security of our nation s pharmaceutical drug supply chain. congress s opportunity today are twofold. this is legislation