>>stephan gas of the salvation army's harbor light center minneapolis made their way to 30th in chicagoday night to see the growing memorial for george floyd for the first time floyd was a part of this community you can tell by the 2 vans of people we are taken out there. >>how much love they have for him people have missed that meals just to be able to come on this trip bishop harding smith met floyd in 2017 when floyd work security for the salvation army, but colleagues say he often went above and beyond. >>he helped us feed the homeless on the streets. so it means a lot he still guard of us as we fed the homeless here on countless occasions, a spokesperson for the salvation army of minnesota says floyd often walk staff to their cars after their shifts to make sure they got home safely. >>floyd would still visit was staff and guests even after he stopped working at the harbor light center. the 6, 6, 46 year-old was known as a gentle giant he felt a sense of giving back to the community. >>by the time that he spent what people would have places to stay after floyd's death the salvation

will were one, the salvation army headed out donuts to soldiers. >> we want to keep the tradition alive where we know that we reach out to others sort on the front line of service in our community we have police and fire the committee. personal protective equipment for first responders and marin county. >> city national park will reopen for some people today. it will be those who have existing wilderness permits. park rangers have not yet said when the remainder will be a reopen for visitors a full reopening as soon as next week >> some fans will be able to attend sporting events in the near future. texas govenor greg abbott says the state will allow teens in schools to fill the ballpark and stadium to past capacity. the texas rangers and the houston astros could take advantage over other teams, the rangers and astros with 20,000 fans per game and financial losses would not be as severe. players also will get a boost from fans while other home teams may have to play to an empty ballpark. >>> the nba is moving forward with plans to restart the season at the end of next month. 22 teams go

a video of the salvation army store in san jose reopening earlier this month. shoppers are asked to stay six feet apart and wear a face covering. fitting rooms are also closed. >>> right now it's 6:00. >> i jokingly or sarcastically say if we didn't do tests, we'd look great. it's not the right thing to do. >> president trump now saying testing is key as covid cases and hospitalizations spike in several states including california. a live report next on how much worse the situation is according to the cdc. >>> this morning santa cruz county beaches are reopening but it is not what health officials really wanted. next why they say they were forced to allow people to return ahead of the weekend. >>> and happy pride weekend. this year the celebrations will be like no other. details straight ahead on the third hour of "today in the bay" as it continues right now. third hour because we get up bright and early -- or dark and early, starting at 4:30 in the morning. 6:00 right now. look at that, smiling faces all around. everybody happy it's friday? >> oh, yeah. friday

. >>> three salvation army stores in the east bay are reopening friday for shopping and donations. the stores are webster street in ri sthe. berkeley officials announced today the fall semester will include limited in person classes but most online because of the pandemic. athletes have returned to campus to get ready for voluntary workouts outdoors. >>> to keep track of all the changes go to abc7news.com/coronavirus. >>> happening now we are keeping an eye on what is a smoldering fire burning near the port of oakland. sky 7 was up right away to give you a look at the large, billowing smoke from overhead all breaking within the past couple of hours or so. this is at the steel recycling plant off embarcadero west just a handful of blocks from the 880 freeway and jack london square. so far, firefighters tell us, there are no injuries. they are making progres and we'll let you know as soon as we learn more. we are staying on top of it of course. >>> very emotional testimony today from the victims' families of the 2018 camp fire indi aer e involuntary manslaughter as we reported to you

even when he was in minneapolis he was also involved there and with a homeless shelter for the salvation army so he did find that. in his life in his roommates even talk about him having kept a bible by his bed and very regularly praying he was also very involved with helping young men in the church particularly ones who needed help with drug rehabilitation as well as trying to find jobs now the church was very important to him. i believe that he was involved in a church in houston which actually used to host who hold their services in the middle of a basketball court and told floyd of course was a very very strong athlete that was how he ended up on a sports scholarship heading to a community college now today is very much a day where as we've been hearing is a time to celebrate george freud's life as well as to push for change he was also a bit of a musician he was a rapper for a period of time called big floyd when he returned to houston we will be hearing i believe what we're seeing some of his previous performances today and we will also be hearing as our correspondent john hendren has b

the salvation army, the red cross, the rockefeller foundation and the american philanthropy fit and morgan made contributions to the relief and rehabilitation of war ravaged europe. amid the horrors of 1914 to 1918, there emerged a profound and enduring impulse to mitigate suffering and heal the wounds of war. this and polls did not abate when the guns fell silent on november 11th, 1918. one fundamental reason for this was the far flung enterprises and compassion that hoover organized and administered after the gunfire faded away. but some years, ago the american historian declared that the first world war was the worst single catastrophe in human history. we have many occasions to ponder it's appalling costs, but let us also remember the monumental humanitarian ventures initiated and sustained by herbert hoover and others who assistant him, beginning in 1914 and continuing long thereafter. here is one legacy of the great war but that can comfort and inspire. thank you. wednesday night on american history tv, beginning at 8 pm eastern, a look at the great depression. founded in 1933 during

those centers as more and more americans are doing spring cleaning and donating goodwill and salvation army thrift stores say some donors wait up to 40 minutes to drop off items but ultimately workers are happy to see an influx of donations and shoppers coming out to support. and the drug administration is now suing to try to delay the publication of john bolton's new book is there reason justified we're going to discuss that with our friend larry king and then later in sports regina has the latest on the fate of the u.s. open in new york and make sure you keep up with the latest news and anything you might have missed by downloading our brand new free app portable t.v. catch there 247 and catch us back here to. dear viewer thank you for finally changing the channel i understand you're tired of networks that are new with you your tired of. 'd the internet. as they are not to say no matter what part of the night. you know me 'd i'm famous for my views don't get there in the name of the me. yours truly scotty nell hughes. how to read out read turn on the t.v. learn the about the world and wha

rider salvation army and aid hugh kate and together have a combined income of over 800000000 pounds a year although not in 2020 while wales northern ireland and scotland remain closed england has now reopened stores in a staggered way but strict measures apply this charity shop opened on monday but it's certainly not business as usual the changing rooms are closed all customers including myself are required to wear a face mask they're told to sanitize their hands on arrival and there is a one way system in place for all customers in the store. with sneeze screens at the tills and even donations being screened the hope is that customers will feel reassured i've been up in 6 months i have been in full wakes in the shop and over it and i have to buy it 72 hours. so i went to my shoes tommy and we put it on satellite but designated area for it like i said one saw it and then we have to wait 72 hours and then we could start touching it probably pretty al when they made just 2 days away just so that we know in and i ate too many because you can't touch a strike. people now then a sight. tha

were trying to get a handle on this fire they had at least 20 fire engines here on scene now the salvation army along with the red cross or. >>helping the people in the area that lost their homes because there are families that are displaced this morning. we know that heavy winds along with those temperatures of over a 100 degrees helped spread that fire very fast and quickly now the cause of this fire here is still under investigation. this morning. but with those temperatures rising that we've been seeing over the past few weeks and in the coming weeks fire officials are going to be on high alert here to make sure that they get a handle on any other fires that could potentially be popping up because as you know where are nearing fire season daria yeah all right, thanks a lot and i could feel it yesterfay was so hot james and then i just thought about fires this time of year. >>that combination. >>yeah we've seen triple digit heat for days on and thankfully in short spurts but they keep coming by seems like the middle of each week we got john looking at that for us this morning, we've got a co

the salvation army recorded only that it fed 37 grave diggers. the nameless were buried in unmarked graves while their families were locked down in the internment camps. i wonder if there are any doubts in this room about whether there are mass graves in tulsa, oklahoma. no doubts? >> my great grandmother. >> pelley: oral histories, passed down generations, pointed to at least four sites of possible mass graves. >> bynum: as a mayor, i view it as a homicide investigation. >> pelley: g.t. bynum is tulsa's republican mayor. in 2018, he ordered an investigation of all remaining evidence. >> bynum: what you have is a case of law and civil order being overrun by people who were filled with hatred. we believe at the end of this road we're walking down right now is one of the sites where we found an anomaly. >> pelley: "anomalies" of disturbed earth showed up in the studies of scott hammerstedt. that's not a mower. it's ground-penetrating radar. >> hammerstedt: and right here is the anomaly. >> pelley: he's a senior researcher at the oklahoma archeologi

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george first worked as a security guard at a salvation army store in the city of iving trucks. he was known as big floyd. his coworkers at the bistro described him as always cheerful, noting that he would dance badly just to make people laugh. one of his customers recounted how much george loved his hugs from his regulars. george floyd was also a devoted father to his 6-year-old daughter, gianna, and worked incredibly hard to support his family. george floyd's black life mattered. it matter to his friends, his coworkers and it mattered to his daughter and family and it definitely mattered to me. we were not stockpiling until his life and all black lives matter to everyone. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor walton. black lives matter. mr. president. >> thank you, madam clerk. i'm going to be introducing a few items today so bear with me. the first is -- i would be introducing imperative item, motion to concurring and declaration of emergency and motion concurring with establishing curfew. today i am introducing these two things as yo. as you are aware, on sunday the ma

george first worked as a security guard at a salvation army store in the city of minneapolis is later worked driving trucks. he was known as big floyd. his coworkers at the bistro described him as always cheerful, noting that he would dance badly just to make people laugh. one of his customers recounted how much george loved his hugs from his regulars. george floyd was also a devoted father to his 6-year-old daughter, gianna, and worked incredibly hard to support his family. george floyd's black life mattered. it matter to his friends, his coworkers and it mattered to his daughter and family and it definitely mattered to me. we were not stockpiling until his life and all black lives matter to everyone. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor walton. black lives matter. mr. president. >> thank you, madam clerk. i'm going to be introducing a few items today so bear with me. the first is -- i would be introducing imperative item, motion to concurring and declaration of emergency and motion concurring with establishing curfew. today i am introducing these two things as yo. as you are

army. they now face between 10 and 40 years in prison if convicted in floyd's killing. >> psalm 27, the lord is my light and my salvation reporter: following the memorial service, reverend jesse jackson paid a visit to the site where floyd died. >> laws must change for behaviors to change. >> reporter: what do you think about how president trump has handled this situation? >> reconciliation, not polarization. we need healing. >> reporter: and you hear reverend jackson there. he says, what really needs to happen -- the reverend says what really needs to happen is policy change. this isn't just about protesting. it isn't just about showing outrage and about calling for change. it's actually seeing apology change. we saw some changes out here as well today. the floyd family members who had not been able to come out here, who had flew in from houston came here today, and they went to the very spot where george floyd stopped breathing and they prayed. erin? >> sara, thank you very much. and i want to go now to reverend jerry mcafee. you just saw him there at the end of sara's piece. he opened a memorial service today with a

a video of the salvation army store in san jose reopening earlier this month.ers are asked to stay six feet apart and wear a face covering. fitting rooms are also closed. >>> right now it's 6:00. >> i jokingly or sarcastically say if we didn't do tests, we'd look great. it's not the right thing to do. >> president trump now saying testing is key as covid cases and hospitalizations spike in several states including california. a live report next on how much worse the situation is according to the cdc. >>> this morning santa cruz county beaches are reopening but it is not what health officials really wanted. next why they say they were forced to allow people to return ahead of the weekend. >>> and happy pride weekend. this year the celebrati