, stephen harrigan's case for the alamo. it's respected by everyone, rigorously researched . it's one of the first notes i read just because he's a buddy and you do all this research on the alamo and you realize how much he got right where historians got wrong. even though it's fiction. made up a couple of characters it breaks my heart that they were real but he did a good and responsible job, so much so that when ron howard wanted to make the 2004 movie that he dropped out of about the alamo kerrigan was in a room with a whole bunch of historians advising him on accuracy and eventually stayed on as a consultant to the movie was eventually made. that is by far the most accurate movie about the alamo and it is also the least fun. >> the 2004 out alamo, not the movie, terrifically accurate. best book you've never read you should pick up if you like ours is andrew targets bush book called seas of empire which is an economic analysis of the early texas for whose solutions and results are early chaptersare dependent . it's a grea

the real alamo as opposed to the alamo of our dreams. it's also a time for the countries undergo the sweeping reassessment of george floyd. texas history is largely got in the past. that certainly surprising for it i say going in i had absolutely had no understanding of the latino experience with the alamo and it dawned on us during the research this is a big issue. we were very, very sensitive we are probably not the first people you would ask to bring this into mainstream discourse. we tried to do it by respect in doing talking too as many latino thinkers as we could. basically trying to convey their stories. i trust for those reading the book they will feel we have done it responsibly. >> my background is as a foreign correspondent. i covered the genocide in rwanda and south africa and i learned that everyone needs to be part of these conversations of looking at the past and talking about the myths, the lies, the disinformation, propaganda whatever word you want to use. we've all got to participate in this reckoning together. my ances

remember the alamo? texas republicans want you to remember it as they remember it in their bedtime stories. not the way it actually went down. a shocking suppression of facts and free speech in the lone star state, next. on the readout. on the readout i can't, you know republicans love to rage against censorship and cancel culture? well we don't actually walk at like the top it. take a look at what's happening in texas. state republicans led by republican luminaries like governor greg abbott who can't even manage the states electrical grid forced the abrupt cancellation of a book event at a state history museum because they didn't like with the book says. forget the alamo examines the role slavery played leading up to the battle of the alamo. naturally, the mere mention of slavery triggered the fragility of republican leaders who just happens to be on the board of the museum. now, abbott didn't have the courage to publicly condemn free speech but his deputy, lieutenant governor dan patrick carried the ba

so we went to see this film, and it is a very, very heroic portrayal of the alamo, as you would have expected. and i, you know, there was nothing in there that surprised me. there was things that made me uncomfortable. they had a character who was a slave and was or portrayed not in a way that -- in a way that made me uncomfortable, the sort of loyal slave, trope that was in the it. but for the most part, it was this he rowic representation of this battle where the texans made this last glorious stand against the mexicans. now, later on when i was a teenager and actually, yeah, teenage years or even by the -- probably maybe when i was in college and i read more about all of this, i came to understand that the texans had reasons to fight for their independence. but as i mentioned before, one of them was to protect their slave holders, protect texas and to make it as a slaveholders' republic. so how am i supposed to deal with this? i am african-american. my character, excuse me, my ancestors were enslaved in texas. how do i have this sort of heroic or keep this heroic understanding abo

i know we touched on forget the alamo a minute ago. they wanted to acknowledge this e-mail. >> guest: yes i've heard about the situation. what they call the streisand effect. i think when you draw attention to things like this, this'll probably makeable go out and read the book even more. people do not like to have ideas and things kept from them. that is an unfortunate situation from the things i've actually read about a it. i have not read the book yet. that should be on my nightstand next. >> host: will you be on the book festival circuit this fall? >> i think so. s i'm supposed to be on the book circuit this fall. i'm hoping we will be able to be there in person for the virtual things are nice but it's also nice to actually out and meet people commune with those atmospheres are like it's a lot of fun. >> host: texas is in person this year. go ahead neville. my question is related to sally hemmings. we all know the name sally hemmings. and we know her story. what i miss is a visual, and image, a depiction of sally hemmings. you see

forget the alamo and other instances. i don't think that censoring things or stopping things is the way to go. if it's out there it's in the public eye. students at an appropriate age should, be made aware of those kind ofd things and if there are points that you think are problematic you can raise them and bring opposing views. it's much better to discuss things from the high. we are going to close with this text. remember me, david cooper, 1977 i just texted mark evans. have you seen the mural on the square, what did you think? love your work. >> this is amazing. we were very good friends. i've seen the mural and i learned they are going to name a school after me in my hometown which shows you some of the changes that have taken place over the years. i'm all for it. people have been very kind and supportive. give us a history of this mural and what this is. >> admirers i wish my parents were there to see all this. a. >> which school is going to be named after you? >> in elementary school building will open in august of

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you will see more officers at the palace of fine arts and in alamo square and in union square and in north beach, and places where we see large numbers of tourists, and pier 38. because we know it's not just people who are visiting our city who want to feel safe, it's the people that live here, and we want to make sure that we see our community, and people know that there are folks here watching, and that people know that if you choose to commit a crime in this city, that you will be held accountable, and people will be held responsible. the other day, i was watching the news, and the cable car, which you all know that the cable car will be open and free to everyone, but be patient. the schedule is in flux. they were talking about their experiences, they brought their family to visit, and they did notice a visit. they'd heard stories, but they noticed a difference here in san francisco. i want people to feel safe and good about being a part of what i think is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. people will continue to visit our city. let's make sure that we continue to do

i d don't think and we were talking before about forget theg alamo. but i don't think stopping things is the way to go. students at an appropriate age should be aware of those kind of things and discuss it. if there are points that you think are problematic, you can raise them and bring opposing views. i think that it's much better to discuss things. that's sort of the bottom line that i have. >> host: we are going to close with this text. remember me, david huber, conroe hi, 1977. i just texted mark evans to say you were on. question, have you seen your mural on the square? what did you think? love your work. >> guest: we were very good friends. i've seen the mural and i've also learned that they are going to name a school after me in my ethometown, which shows you some of the changes taking place over the years. i'm very for that and very supportive -- >> host: we have 30 seconds left. give us a history of this mural. >> guest: some admirers and my mother's friend scott people to put up a mural in my hometown. i went down and i wish my parents were

of the battle of the alamo. some of these authors are appeared on booktv , and you students with low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast, along with these television companies, support c-span2 as a public service. . to accomplish political goals particularly for those leaders who are not democratic, but at the democratic aspirations. >> host: what are some of the techniques being used? >> guest: there's quite a variety. some of the more traditional techniques include mass surveillance, spyware and target surveillance, censorship of internet websites, disinformation campaigns, internet shutdowns and actual persecution of online personality. they are pretty wide range of techniques that are being used in this realm. they're being used in interesting combinations depending upon which country in which type of leaders you are looking at. >> host: is this a book about china? >> guest: chime is an important question that permeates throughout the book. one of the questions i

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there is a conversation about the alamo. the question is, are we going to listen to both sides of the alamo? i think once we have a full understanding of the alamo i think that is the start of having appreciation of american history. one can look at how did the indigenous people feel about the alamo? how did the enslaved blacks feel about the alamo as well as the anglo-americans? i think we need to have that approach and do not attack sides. if it is not perfect, we attack that perspective. i hope i answered your question. host: william, when you talk about the alamo, are you referring to that book, "the rise and fall of an american myth." caller: absolutely. host: that book getting a lot of attention. that was william out of illinois this morning. the headline we quoted about young americans, it stems from this op-ed in the new york post coming out yesterday. this is part of what he writes, as we approach another independence day why do many of us think what we have here, freedom and safety, is normal in the course of human

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ah, i'm alamo here in a doha, with the top stories on al jazeera. soon as he is largest political party says it's ready for elections a day after the president dismissed the prime minister and for parliaments. but the latter party is warning against the autocratic regime. thailand has reported a record number of corona virus infections for the 3rd day in a room. it registered more than $16000.00 new cases and 24 hours. tony cheng has more from bangkok. certainly there is more testing going on at the moment. but there are many more people who want to be tested to and i think the feeling is here, certainly amongst the general public that there is now so much cove at 19 out there, particularly with the delta very, and that they are very nervous about going yeah, the government has stopped short of imposing absolute, locked down as it did at the start of the cove at 1900 epidemic pandemic last year . and that may be one of the tools they'll be considering when the code with 1000 response team meets in bangkok, later on. today. it's really the most popul

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>> for example you see all these car break-ins at alamo square park and other place. how could this have been prevented. where is the police? we are placing officers strategically in locations where we know there's the potential for high crime and we want the crimes not to be committed in the first place. we know officers are a deterrent. they don't stop crime but they are a deterrent. hopefully people will feel safer when they visit san francisco. our position is to keep residents safe. >> are you seeing tourism returning slower than expected because of fear of crime? >> i think we're seeing a lot of tourists from around the bay area return. i think that a lot of what we don't see is the tourism and conventions returning because of the covid and the variant. >> tourism in other areas, how do you balance that against worries that policing, it's not universally popular. many people want to to police interactions with members of the public. a poll showed the majority of san franciscans want more police officers. what we don't want are police officers who are not properl

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are 6 additional officers from the northern district on bike patrols around the palace of fine arts, alamo square and japan town. these deployments have already been implemented. as i was coming to this this press conference. i heard officers on the radio. >> actually interrupting a car breakin in golden gate park. that is what it's all about. we want to prevent these crimes from occurring want to let the people that doing these 5 know that we're there. >> sfpd is receiving additional overtime this year approved by the city to make this happen in the newsroom. noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> a budget surplus has now launched california with the largest statewide universal free lunch program classrooms in california. reopen in the fall. all 6.2 million public school children will have the option to eat school meals for free regardless of their family's income under federal rules. a family of 4 must make less than $34,000 a year in order to qualify for free meals. less than 48,000 year to qualify for reduced meals. the caps shift year to year but are based on federal property measures that usu

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are 6 additional officers from the northern district on bike patrols around the palace of fine arts, alamo square and japan town. these deployments have already been implemented. as i was coming to this this press conference. i heard officers on the radio. >> actually interrupting a car breakin in golden gate park. that is what it's all about. we want to prevent these crimes from occurring want to let the people that doing these 5 know that we're there. >> sfpd is receiving additional overtime this year approved by the city to make this happen in the newsroom. noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> another big story today wildfires are already raging across the state and it's only july. fire officials have been warning us saying this was going to be an especially bad fire season. kron four's. dan kerman has the latest now on the wildfires burning as we speak than unfortunately, they are correct. absolutely. 7 major wildfires currently burning throughout the state, the bay area so far not seeing any of those major fires. but fire experts are clear. it's coming might not be today and it might not be

burrell, chris tomlinson and jason stanford will quickly call mythologized history of the battle of the alamo. some of these authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch their problems anytime at booktv.org. >> hi, everybody. welcome to the commonwealth club virtualto program, i am going to be your moderator today. big thanks to the bernard foundation for supporting today's good list of events, ity is my tremendous pleasure to introduce you all to amanda tyler, shannon turner professor of law at the university of california berkeley possible, also co-author along with justice ruth bader ginsburg ofsb justice, justice about child pursue. wife's work writing for a more fperfect union. pfizer tyler teaches and writes about the supreme court, federal courts, constitutional law andci civil procedures. last year she received a law matter award for teaching distinction. professor tyler clerked for justice ruth bader ginsburg and their book, justice, justice back child pursue is an outgroup of justice ginsburg visit to uc berkeley in 2019. she interviewed her about her life. building on the int

. >> less than 60% of those populations are fully vaccinated yet in lafayette rinde alamo san ramon and walnut creek more than 73% of those county residents are fully vaccinated partnering community leaders trusted providers from which to reach different populations. for now, fully vaccinated people can socialize withoct face coverings but health services, expects delta variant cases to continue to rise through the fall. >> saying it's possible the state may reconsider mask mandates in the future. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> 4.36 is the time. and also in the news today, the san francisco hotel market is in a depression. hotel rates are dropping here. more sharply than the rest of the country, at least according to a new report we have kron four's maureen kelly explaining what's driving this dramatic decline. >> this one of our premier queen queen loves john handler is family has been in the hotel business for generations. he seen a steep drop in the number of guests checking in due to the pandemic and the amount of money he can charge per night back in 2019, the average room rat

it happened near alamo square. the woman was critically injured and police have not been able to release a description of the car or the driver. so they're asking anyone with information to please contact them. another big story we're following this morning's covid related hospitalizations are rising in every bay area county. here are the numbers on june 21st. they were 40 people in the hospital in alameda county. as of wednesday. that number is a 105. in contra. costa county went from 17 to 68. it went from 0 hospitalizations to 6 in marin county and from 46 in napa county, san francisco went from 16 covid hospitalizations in june to 41 a month later. you can see the increases in san mateo, santa clara solano and sonoma counties. the rise in cases he's been largely attributed to the delta variant. now some businesses requiring some customers to prove they're fully vaccinated. one restaurant owner in oakland will be implementing a vaccine mandate starting next month. kron four's gayle ong has the story. there start

alamo, livermore 97. st. helena 95. the next couple of hours it's going to stay scorching inland east bay. low 100s. look at this, 7:00 p.m., still 92. even by 9:00 and 10:00 tonight, we're in the 80s. we'll talk more about some cooler changes, just how much i think we'll drop off here, and when, coming up in about 10 minutes. >> okay, we look forward to that, thank you, jeff. >>> the conditions that led to the flex alert are on the minds of firefighters who are dealing with high temps, drought conditions, stretched resources. nbc bay area's robert handa talked to cal fire and firefighters about preparations and response. >> reporter: the conditions that lead to high fire danger might be more apparent to the public during a flex alert. but for firefighters it's a daily escalating concern. even on a hot day, local cal fire crews run drills to make sure water powers its way through the hose when needed. since january, cal fire has responded to about 300,000 incidents such as this milpitas fire yesterday. for only the thir

the crash happened near alamo square. the woman was critically injured. police have not been able to release a description of the vehicle where the driver so they're asking anybody with information to contact them. to the east bay. now, walnut creek police have arrested this man in connection to a deadly shooting that happened early sunday morning. >> outside the spoontonic nightclub. 22 year-old jose okc s flores of brentwood was arrested during a traffic stop yesterday. officers then searched his home. they found a handgun and ammunition. the contra costa corner identified the shooting victim as 25 year-old. look, the a bushy from san paolo. 3 others were shot outside the club that day and were taken to the hospital. this case now moves on to the district attorney's desk. >> a new exclusive inside california politics. emerson college poll shows that californians are split on a potential statewide indoor mask mandate and other potential pandemic related rules our state capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala breaks down those numbers on how voters are reac

. >> less than 60% of those populations are fully vaccinated yet in lafayette rinde alamo san ramon and walnut creek more than 73% of those county residents are fully vaccinated pardoning community leaders, >> trusted providers from which to reach different populations. for now, fully vaccinated people can socialize without face coverings but health services, expects delta variant cases to continue to rise through the fall saying it's possible the state may reconsider mask mandates in the future. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> more than 600,000 americans have died from covid-19 and now a new study from the national institute for health found as many as one in 4 deaths may have been due to strained resources at hospitals that we're dealing with surges in cases. doctors with the national institutes of health conducted the study by looking at the number of covid patients being treated at 558 hospitals across the country. that's about 10 to 20% of all the hospitals. they found that when a large number of covid patients needing icu care were admitted to a hospital in a short period of t

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things that most of us in america don't know about mexican history because we just assume we know the alamo. maybe we know about the expedition and that covers it. it is such a rich and dense and complex history but what caught me off guard where did this tension come from to begin with? mexico gains independence from spain. the united states, president trump quincy adams sends the first ambassador to mexico in the mexican government thinks we will have a real brotherhood. neighboring nations. to young democracies. they are a little ahead of us but this will be wonderful and the american ambassador on - - ambassadors asked how much mexican territory currently one.7 million square miles up to what is now wyoming, how much of that word mexico like to sell to the united states? and one week later are mexican government report suggested or predicted that america intends to consume and by the time he makes the attack we have a situation with a 2000-mile border people on both sides take advantage of what's going in and out there is a lot of violence and theft and assault cattle rustling on both s

process is using waste and received your types of oils and facts as role material as used cooking, los alamos, for the future we are exploring new role materials such as municipal solid waste. $100000.00 tons of biofuel are produced here every year. that's a drop in the bucket compared to the 300000000 metric tons that the world's airline operators consume. annually. y'all, we i and says that a breakthrough in climate for the aviation fuels will require government action. what we need is it's what governments do to create the market, and i create the requirements for, for industry to become more sustainable. other major carriers such as japan's a, n a l. friends, kale, m and american airlines have also started purchasing sustainable asian fuel for the airlines shouting their green credentials is proving to be a good marketing tool to win over passengers and freight companies. when i hope that bio fuel will soon be more than just a marketing tool, but a real alternative for the aviation sector. that's our show. thanks for watching and see the news. the news? news. news, news. the news . the ne

haitian americans are among the suspects detained in connection with the assassination of president jovan alamos. police are also looking for 8 others still live down, so he's kelly morgan is covering this for kelly. good to have you on. what's the latest that this point in the investigation while we have the police are still chasing the suspects in this high profile case. but basically, at this point, we're getting an image and an understanding of who this squad of trained killers that took the life of the haitian president who they are now. there's $28.00 of them. 2 of them are haitian american. the rest are from columbia, from what we understand now, there was a firefight, the police tracked some of the sauce backs to a house nearby. the gun gun battle lasted late into the night. the next day, the authorities managed to detain a number of suspects. what there were others who were able to actually get into the taiwan embassy. 9 break in. now. there was also an incident where a few suspects were caught and dragged out of a building by a crowd that gathered and was calling for the people to be b

s has sent a delegation to have to assist in the investigation of president jovan alamo, in his assassination. speaking to fox news pentagons press. secretary says the officials will assess the security risk in the country. the haitian government initially requested troops from the u. s. to protect the port airport and other key infrastructure, we are aware of the request by the haitian government. we're analyzing it just like we would any other request for assistance here at the pentagon. it's going through a review. i'm not going to get ahead of that process and today in interagency team largely from the department of homeland security and the f b. i are heading down to haiti right now to see what we can do to help them any investigative process. and i think that's really where our energies are best applied right now in helping them get their arms around investigating this incident and figuring out who's culpable, who's responsible and, and how best to hold them accountable going forward. that's where our focus is right now. and he gallagher is long for us in washington dc. so andy, i mean,