noel and and back to you. >> but thanks a lot. coming up, new information tonight in the deadly plane crash in the marin headlands including who may have been on board. >> but first after the break, just how much does the average person spending on mother's day and what this mom really want this year? we've got that answer for you next. ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection,... liver or kidn

brenda elsie and picked up a bit of a historian bug noel electric. how old was the 1st woman from north africa, arab muslim women who won a gold and the 1984 olympics and most angeles them hurdles. and you know, i think that when i study and when i write, when i research, my master's degree is on most of the women in sports specifically, but and self representation. but when i was doing my research and also when i report on muslim women and sports for which i'm a global expert, people would say, oh must, some women are oppressed, they're saying they need to be submissive. you know, i remind them of this history and the story of noel on the to coal is so special because not only was the king of morocco, so excited by her gold medal, when there was a phone brought to the side. and remember, this is 1984, there's no cordless phone, so it was like, sunshine won't be. yeah, those phones were my sub and it was stretched out to the track. she got on the phone and she had the, the flag around her. and the king of morocco was so overjoyed that he declared tha

anita: noel, sorry, thank you so much ladies for joining us. noel and laura, thank you so much. >> thank you. anita: griff. griff: ukraine's deputy prime minister reporting that all women, children and the elderly have now been evacuated from the besieged mariupol's steel plant. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palcok is live for us in greece. what's the latest. >> a bit of good news coming out of that terrible situation in the besieged city of mariupol. ukrainian government is saying those civilians have been evacuated from beneath the steel mill where they have been sheltering for months. hundreds of ukrainian soldiers are there. some are injured, they say they won't surrender but russians are pounding, sadly it looks like a sad to the finish as russia beefs up offensive against broad front line from the east of the country to the south and attacks from kharkiv near russia to black city port city, black sea port city of odesa, the whole region, griff, is what the stated aim is of moscow along with strong ukrainian military counteratt

noel. >> dave, thank you. the san francisco district attorney's office is suing of allay man accused of illegally catching hundreds of dungeness crabs and marine protected area. state department of fish and wildlife. investigators say they found more than 90 crab traps at the north carolina island state marine reserve. they traced those traps back to a man by the name of tam van tran. investigators confiscated those traps and then released more than 250 dungeness crabs back into the ocean. the marine mammal center is opening back up to the public. the center is the largest marine mammal hospital in the world. it's going to be reopening its doors to the public this friday, june 3rd, it's been closed for 2 years due to the pandemic. but the center has used the time to make some significant renovations to its visitor center and the outdoor areas. there are several new exhibits as well, including a rescue display and a kitchen kiosk where you can learn what the seals and sea lions eat while they're they're being t

back to noel. and dan. >> all right, thanks a lot. coming up in sports, the a's have quite a finish today at the coliseum against the angels. kate rooney has all angels. kate rooney has all the highlights. coming up. ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection,... liver or kidney problems, are or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding. for more information about side effects talk to your doctor

noel. 2 people died on the scene. investigators will remain there for several hours as they piece together how this fatal crash unfolded. >> just before 04:30pm, sunday, san francisco police officers responded to the intersection of mission and 3rd streets. officers arrived on scene. >> and locited pedestrians that were >> by a vehicle on the sidewalk, according to sfpd 2 women died on the scene. others were injured and male pedestrian was transported to the hospital. unknown medical condition at this time. another male who was the driver of one of the vehicles was transported to the hospital. >> for non-life-threatening injuries, these bystanders heard screams. everyone fearing taxi. >> and it was like everyone really scared, really shocked about what's the bystanders said this vehicle and the taxi were involved in the crash. >> as apd is canvassing the area for surveillance video. >> speed of these vehicles are still being determined. the impairment due to drugs or alcohol does not appear to be a factor. however, th

can you tell us, noel story? it is a fabulous story. a warm thanks to me that i may share, it won't of wifi and thank you, coming for that. and this is the part of joy that i'm happy that i get to. i get inspired by my co host bernard all down dr. mirrors davis and dr. brenda elsie and a picked up a bit of a historian bug noel luke, how well was the 1st woman from north africa, arab muslim women who won a gold and the 1984 olympics them loss angela some articles. and you know, i think that when i study and when i write, when i research, my master's degree is on most of women in sports specifically, but and self representation. but when i was doing my research and also when i report on muslim women in sports for which i'm a global expert, people would say, oh must, some women are oppressed, there's being being to be submissive. you know, i remind them of this history and the story of noah to coal is so special because not only was the king of morocco, so excited by her gold medal, when there was a phone brought to the side. and remember,

noel, back to you. risa. thank you. developing news tonight on a shooting in downtown chattanooga, tennessee. we first told you about this during our 10:00pm show last night. in total, 6 people were shot. >> most of the victims believed to be teens and young adults. at least one person of interest has been arrested. no word on any charges. several of the victims were taken to the hospital, though. and 2 of them are suffering from life-threatening injuries. police say it's believed the group of juveniles were walking around downtown and then the shooting took place from within that group. another somber day in uvalde, texas. president joe biden and first lady jill biden make making the trip there today to mourn with families following last week's school shooting that left. 21 people dead. the shocking outrage from the poor police response time has now reached the justice department. it will now investigate the seemingly inexplicable inaction of law enforcement that day. reporter robert sherman has the details. president

el concejal noel gallo asegura que esto tiene mucho que ver con la crisis sin precedente que enfrentan de falta de oficiales. >> lo que me dicen, es que tienen posiciones, 1000 posiciones vacantes aquÍ en la ciudad ahorita se necesita mÁs presencia de policÍa. reportera: esta semana, de sus fondos que destinÓ el gobernador para las cÁmaras, muchas que ya fueron instaladas, crees que esto va ayudar de una manera u otra. >> si no tenemos el personal, quÉ va a ser la cÁmara, sÓlo va a tomar foto. lo necesario es el personal que nos va ayudar en la calle . bÁsicamente tendremos que pedir a los federales, porque se estÁ poniendo peor y estÁn sufriendo de los negocios, las familias, las escuelas. ramon: la muerte de personas inocentes en las carreteras, disposiciones disponibles o si quiere integrarse a la fuerza del orden. y en el condado santa clara recordaron a los residentes de esta jurisdicciÓn que este domingo realizarÁ una compra de armas donde se pagaron hasta 200 dolores por armas fantasmas y rifles de asalto. >> es sencillo, entregue sus armas voluntariamente, reciba d

noel, back to you. thank we're following the very latest of san francisco tonight where 2 people are dead. 2 others injured. >> after a taxi cab crashed into a building this afternoon. kron four's gayle ong has the very latest. 2 people died on the scene. investigators will remain there for several hours as they piece together how this fatal crash unfolded just before 04:30pm, sunday. san francisco police officers responded to the intersection of mission and 3rd streets. officers arrived on scene. >> and located pedestrians that were by a vehicle on the sidewalk. according to sfpd. >> 2 women died on the scene. others were injured and male pedestrian was transported to the hospital. unknown medical condition at this time. >> another male who was driver of one of the vehicles was transported to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. these bystanders heard screams. everyone fearing taxi it was like everyone really scared, really shocked about what's the bystanders said this vehicle and the taxi w

kron 4 meteorologist rodriguez here with a look at what to expect every sunday, though, noel. yet we saw a nice bump in temperatures today. thanks to that extra sunshine warming up into the mid 60's for downtown san francisco. low 70's for oakland and flirting with 80's. for those of you in concord. so very seasonal temperatures from coastal valleys. we have one more day of spring like weather heading our way before we warm up by the middle of this week. but we are going to see some changes in the extended forecast. yeah, that's actual rain that i'm tracking by next weekend. so next saturday afternoon, we could actually see some light showers making its way into the bay area. and it's going to continue during the overnight hours. very hit or miss scattered in nature through sunday morning. until we start to slowly dry out and clear out by sunday afternoon. and then by sunday night, we're going to see that storm exit to our south and east. so fingers crossed that actually pans out. we're still about a week away. a lot can happen from now until then. but it certainly looks reall

hey noel. hey, stephanie, got you covered at noon and 3 o'clock this afternoon. we're, of course, going to have a look at the memorial day commemorations happening all across the bay area today, including the event in the presidio where our own ken wayne is emceeing. so be sure to tune in for that. plus, after visiting uvalde texas, the president says he sees a chance of rational gop approach on guns were going to share his remarks today at noon. be sure to join us. then happy memorial day to everybody. back to stephanie. thanks very much. looking forward noel san francisco pd came to the rescue of a mama duck and her babies. her ducklings fell through a grate into a drain in the oracle park parking lot. >> officers say they heard the moms frantic quacking early in the morning. they removed the great and got all the baby safely back into their mother's arms or well wings. haha. >> police say the mom let her babies safely back to the happy ending to that story. and tom cruise got his first 100 million dollars opening weekend with his top gun sequel in its first 3

you're still still a stimulus median, or the re, noel is, is up within your budget, noting it was, there also was go bunch of school, the gold rush and the u. s. have always accused each other of trying to install public regimes. that was the case in georgia where we saw an internal armed conflict, lead c at another stand between russia and the west. and that was the case in ukraine when president and the college refused to sign an e u association agreement. choosing closer trade ties with russia, the president was forced out in a violent crew the talk, and the pro european parliament took charge of ukraine and invited foreign specialists to advise them on how to run the country. the relationship with russia had been badly mismanaged, trying to bring georgia ukraine to nato, was truly overreaching recklessly ignoring what the russians considered their own vital national interests. not everyone was happy with this pro western sentiment, especially in the southeastern part of ukraine, which has always felt closer to russia. some of its residents are ethnically, russian, or have relatives i

noel: it is certainly quite a wide range. if you're going to predict, predict with wide ranges, right? thank you for having me. i do have to say that anything i say are my opinions, not those of my employer. nothing i say is investment advice. first of all, mr. menard was one of the first institutional investors, one of the early ones to look at bitcoin and he did do his homework in the day. later on in the interview that you showed, he did say his production of 8000 was based upon a technicals, because there is nothing else. and that is overlooking the growing adoption and the fixed supply. this is something people tend to forget, that no matter how high the bitcoin price or how large the demand, the supply it remains fixed. that is a fundamental feature right there, bitcoins demand, which is growing could multiply by 1000 times. at the base supply will remain fixed. if price could go up by 10, supply will remain fixed. that is a compelling investment case right there. emily: i want to ask you about some of the wreckage in t

we want to meet for a german french ministerial meeting to put new dynamism in europe, one in my noel. i'm looking forward to that and to your remarks. thank young. have bonus counsellor. he wrote without you, chancellor. who does i love him? nothing you olaf thank you for inviting me to berlin. i'm very, very pleased to see you here in berlin and it is the 2nd trip aft of my reelection. and it was false in a bottle without a doubt that with this trip, i would also underwrite and underscore the franco german friendship. and it is a friendship that is more all the more important because i'll schedule and we are in a meeting at this particular moment. in 9th of the but he may nickel mom in order to promote miss unique political, the project that germany and france have both forged in overcoming the dp. you challenge that you let me see here as a follow up of the cataclysmic event. so for mid 20th century, separated us and i'm really looking forward to launch or build things great things together or not be shown, you know, in the coming years or as well then together we will go till the

noel. >>dave, thank you for that. coming up here on kron on a major recommendation gets the a's new ballpark. one step closer to becoming a reality. we're going to take a look ahead at a meeting today with oakland leaders. plus kronon political expert donna crane weighing in on the latest developments in the abortion issue. you're watching kron on. we'll have more news after the break. >>morning, as we mentioned earlier, chief justice roberts has confirmed that that leaked opinion from the supreme court is real important to know this is not tough. the final vote from the court by any means, but it is causing, as you can see, quite the uproar. donna crane, professor at san jose state university joining us now to talk a little bit about how this happened, what all this means, donna leaked opinion draft is is pretty unprecedented. i'm not sure has this ever happened before. not to my knowledge of a draft of the first opinion has never been leaks that i know of. how could something like this happened in the first place? t

a good day, noel and everybody. we're showing you different climates going on here. here's half moon bay in the familiar fog. clouds still hanging around. even at this noon hour. but back to the immediate bay east bay shoreline, just some high cloudiness that we can make out there with all the light up. >> along the east bay shoreline, the fog will return. it looks like a little bit late tonight, but it's going to be in some pockets as you'll won't be flooding the entire bay quite as aggressively as what we see today. as we're watching a little front in our make its progress here, giving us of the colder air. but as a lot of these systems have been this one as well. moisture starved. no kidding. so we don't have much in the way of cloud cover with that on shore winds over the breath of the beijing will notice for the most part into the teens, 20's expect that to continue into the afternoon as well. quick temperature check for you. we're at 75 going on for antioch. 71 napa. 72 santa rosa. 59 chilly. 59 children breeze for a san francisco in 66. meanwhile, 4 san jose p

yeah, >> anyway, we are looking for a warm noel as we go into the >> middle part of the week here for tonight. 68 at 7 o'clock by 10 at 56. at about the time he said about the meteor thing. i think 10 o'clock tonight what you have 56 clear skies. so should be good for everybody. highs tomorrow. upper 80's north bay east bay watch out for the dry air involved in this high pressure builds mid-week. that's a given. all right. then it breaks down heading into the weekend and jackpot. there's a chance as we get into sunday seeing some rain. both models agree on this, although one is much more bullish than the other. and then afterwards we have a flow pattern. that's pretty much the same. so we won't see another heat spike developing. it looks like as we get into next week. now in that seven-day forecast, again, the warm hot stuff will be in the middle of the week. repeat performance here. some locations along the east bay shoreline are probably pop in the lower 80's to only place is going to kind of stubborn and some really cool will be the 60's, maybe mid 60's. it looks like by the middle

noel, back to you. >> agree. some in san francisco tonight, 2 people are dead. 2 others injured after a taxi crashed into a building earlier this afternoon. kron four's gayle ong has the very latest on what happened. 2 people died on the scene. investigators will remain there for several hours as they piece together how this fatal crash unfolded just before 04:30pm, sunday. san francisco police officers responded to the intersection of mission and 3rd streets. officers arrived on scene. >> and located pedestrians that were by a vehicle on the sidewalk. according to sfpd. >> 2 women died on the scene. others were injured when male pedestrian was transported to the hospital. unknown medical condition at this time. >> another male who was the driver of one of the vehicles was transported to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. these bystanders heard screams. everyone fearing taxi. >> it was like everyone really scared, really shocked about what's the bystanders said this vehicle and the taxi were involved

noel and and back to you. thank you. members san francisco did wake up to bit of a party this morning in the form of runners bay to breakers return for the first time since 2019. yeah, quite a party out there. kron fours camila barco bringing us the sights and sounds from the starting line >> all the way to the finish. >> and that's a wrap on the 2022 bay to breakers race more than 15,000 people participated in the event and we ran through the streets of san francisco in all forms of clothing. i could feel good run fast. the best dressed race in the bay area returned to the streets of san francisco sunday morning. avid runners who came out to win started the bay to breakers race near the embarcadero. but the competition quickly turned into the one for the best costume that some, you know, current tights. >> you know, for for team. decide to put it all together with a secret and >> silver came the 7 and a half mile race also featured superman power rangers and baby star track was you know >> that of course we went to was

we didn't noel how much it would cost to produce or how much the product would sell for and then with the war in ukraine, those difficulties just increased, especially with fertilizers. we started worrying if we'd get enough for futurerops. >> this is where ana stores her fertilizer, by far her biggest ex pension at the moment. last yearh bag cost $650. this year when she plants the soy crop in october, this whole warehouse will be full of fertilizer and nose prices have doubled. 85% of brazil's fertilizers come from aboard and russia is an important partner. as long as the war in ukraine continues, worries about getting enough for future caroms will remain. while that translates into higher costs on farmers like ana. it has an effect for everyone. after a long day in the fields, chago heads home for a bite to eat and a catch-up with his young family. his wife brakes banks bread but meat isn't on the menu much these days. that's too expensive so they've had to adopt. a reality that many in brazil face as prices continues to soar. >> and before we go, last night, you michael seen somet

noel, thanks. bree now to the latest out of ukraine where the ukrainian military and small militias continue putting up a stiff resistance against the invading russian force as russian troops have struggled to make gains in the east despite ukraine. >> suffering a series of bombings this week while rushes fighting to control the donbas region in the east. nusa satellite images show the vast destruction in mariupol in the southeast. the war has now claimed at least one american life. the family of 22 year-old willie cancel announcing the former marine died this week in ukraine. he was serving as a private military contractor when he was killed. >> if you then just ways keeps steal the target, russian fears of season, brees is reese. you're right. bag. mean, really save >> back in washington, the biden administration is trying to secure an additional 33 billion dollars for weapons and aid for ukraine. the pentagon said that money would help the besieged country for another 5 actress and un special en

noel, back to you. thanks, marisa. turning now to the war in ukraine, russia continues its push to seize the entire eastern part of the country. russian defense officials say their soldiers have taken control of. >> 2 small cities just this week with the help of kremlin-backed separatists in the region. russian officials say they've claimed the city of lot lineman, which is a key railway hub in eastern ukraine. meanwhile, german chancellor olaf schools and french president emmanuel macron spoke with russian president vladimir putin today. they urged an immediate cease-fire. ukraine believes it can win this fight but needs more outside help. back here at home, governor gavin newsom has tested positive for covid-19. he's experiencing some mild symptoms according to his office. he is vaccinated. got his second booster just 10 days ago and is beginning a five-day regimen of the antiviral medication. paxlovid newsom is expected to remain in isolation, at least through next thursday, but he will continue to work remotely. an

hi, noel high daria, there is more fire danger in the forecast. already one wildfire burning in the bay area. another red flag warning set to be in effect by noon today. we'll have the very latest on the conditions in the north bay. plus, we know gas prices are high, but at 7.25, for a gallon of regular gas. yeah. >> it's happening here in the bay area. we're going to tell you where to avoid filling up your tank as we help you plan for memorial day weekend. we've got those stories and much more coming up on kron. 4 news at noon with no. well back to daryn. yeah. >> all right. thank you very much, noel at 9.56. will leave you with this. >> we leave you with this. leave you this amazing rescue video. chp haha, too. >> lower themselves down to this cliff. mussel rock park in daly city to rescue. you see him in a minute. this gentleman who somehow got halfway down the cliff and was stuck on a by the way. yeah, not prepared for that. so not sure how this happened. but any event they got in harvest up and flew them to safety. okay. if you're going to be

hi, noel high. daria, as you have been reporting district 6 in san francisco has a new supervisor as of this morning. coming up at noon, mayor breed's going to be speaking about why sapd spokesperson matt dorsey is her picked to represent an area where drug abuse and homelessness are very prevalent to catch her remarks and to get real-time updates on local and national headlines all day long. grab your phone scanned the qr code that see on your screen. it's going take you straight to your app store so you can download kron on for free. starting back to you. thanks a lot. noel and kron 4 is celebrating asian american pacific islander heritage month over the next couple of weeks. we're going to be sharing stories of influential bay area. asian-americans were leading our special. >> and then we'll have the whole month with specials as well. >> this weekend on the kron 4 morning news. we talk with the new york times best-selling author kelly yang. she's well known for her front desk book series that fol

noel murray said thanks. a lot is may 1st also known as may day or international workers day, which means. >> thousands of people taking to the streets around the world demanding better working conditions and better pay the rallies, including people from all walks of life coming together for change in most places. the may day marchers with the first in 2 years because of the pandemic. and this year, many of the rallies included a desperate call for world peace with protesters demanding an end to the war in ukraine. san francisco was no exception when it came to may day marchers. many people, as you see here rallying down the street. this is market street from this morning. yeah. well, the people we spoke to all have different reasons for coming out as kron four's will tran reports. >> the one thing they all seem to agree on is workers are being asked to do more now than ever before. >> their cause is all over them out. education, inflation working during the pandemic, ukraine unions. but the one thing that th

noel, back to you can get hot. all right. marie said thank you, santa rosa. police are asking for your help finding the person responsible for a deadly shooting this morning. >> according to investigators, it happened shortly after one, 30 am on kenton court just off the one o one. police say a man was in a car with some friends. when someone drove up said something to the victim and then opened fire. the only information police are releasing at this point is that it was a 28 year-old man who was killed. no information on the suspect or suspects or any information on the car they were. and but the department is offering $2500 to anyone who may have information. this is santa rosa, u.s. 6th homicide of 2022. over to the east bay now where oakland police are investigating after they found a man's body inside a burning car on high street. the fire department was called first to put the car fire out. but when they told that vehicle from the scene, they say they discovered the dead body inside homicide detectives were called in to try and determine how that person

noel, i'll go ahead and send it back to you. i mean, i feel kind of bad. we've got a couple of l's there for the i like waiting for. well, the warriors will give us the wfa what everyone really exactly. thanks, kate. that's all the time we've got here tonight for kron. 4 news at 6. we'll be back again at 8 o'clock. 9 o'clock and 10 o'clock. so stick with us. ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection,... liver or kidney p

catherine and noel are here with a look ahead. good evening. yeah, thank you. grant thank you, vicki. part of what's coming up at 6. >> another day bringing new information and the texas school shooting. but not a lot of answers for the families of the 21 victims. what we know about the investigation tonight. plus, learning more about those young victims of the shooting and the teachers. try to protect them. i'm noelle bellow and what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more.. catching my train... making moves... ♪ making a connection... a train connection. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, ti

city council member noel gayo represents the fruitvale, the neighborhood where he grew up, he said. residents call and text him all the time about crime. they sometimes send him videos like this one that shows a catalytic converter theft. he wants to see more police on the streets, the violence prevention program to be more visible and better recruitment for opd. the only thing that they end those individuals will understand. is to push back that if i catch you doing it, you're going to jail. nobody's safe. now today he's the owner of la perla. puerto rican cuisine has done outreach and worship with youth. over the years, surveillance video shows masked men robbing his son outside the business just days ago. ortiz is now making hundreds of flyers with pictures of the gunman to distribute around town his message to those targeting people in oakland find someplace out because your time is coming pretty soon they're going to clean the streets in auckland. tomorrow guys said he's going to be part of a public safety committee meeting . he said they plan to discuss violent crime. find thi

katherine noel, back to you. all right, justin, thank you very much. a school districts across the country meantime, are stepping up security today. that includes more than >> 20 schools in livermore as kron four's rob nesbitt reports the police department there increase staffing today. >> as parents continue to process what happened 24 hours ago. >> livermore police say there was no known threat but they still place officers in every single school in the district to give staff students and parents and added sense of security. school drop-off wednesday wasn't easy for parents like rachel or get scared scared for the rest. the kids. one day after 19 students and 2 teachers were shot and killed at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas. >> heartbroken for the the parents that lost loved ones for the families lost them to her. 5th grade child attends a school within the livermore valley joint unified school district. >> where officers were placed at every school in the district, according to as an it smith with the livermore police department, understand

you know, i remind them of this history and the story of noel on the to coal is so special because not only was the king of morocco, so excited by her gold medal, when there was a phone brought to the side. and remember, this is 984, there's no cordless phone, so it was like sometimes won't be. yeah, those phones were my 7. it was stretched out to the track. she got on the phone and she had the, the flag around her. and the king of morocco was so overjoyed that he declared that every baby born on that day would to be named. now while so if you meet someone who's close to 40 around that, you might, you and their name is no, all maybe perhaps, or born on that day during this during the summer games. and, you know, this isn't to gloss over the fact that there are contradictions and struggles and muslim majority countries. and you know, i don't shy away from any of those criticisms in my work, but it also is important not to paint all groups. monolithically muslims are not a monolith, neither a muslims in the sports space. and this is the problem with not having enough people that look lik