several thousands of protesters are still outside that building in nine elms on the south bank.e'll be there in a few minutes‘ time. in bristol protestors have pulled down the statue of the 17th century slavetrader edward colston huge protests over the death of george floyd have continued in cities across america — all of them peaceful. in washington, thousands gathered in the biggest demonstrations there in 12 days. the number of people worldwide who have died from coronavirus has passed 400,000. no new coronavirus deaths have been reported in scotland in the past 2a hours, for the first time since lockdown began. also northern ireland. a member of the scientific group advising the uk government says he wishes the country had gone into lockdown earlier. i wish we had gone into lockdown earlier. i think that has cost a lot of lives, unfortunately. i'm sure that taking into account everything we knew at that moment, my view is that we made the right decisions at the right time. and in a week's time, places of worship in england will be opened for individual prayer. hello, and wel

the accident happened on the south bank of the passenger terminal. guard personnel told al jazeera that the rescue operation will continue until it is salvaged. accidents are frequently blamed on poor weather or overcrowding. this accident is very heartbreaking. we will investigate the people responsible and arrange for a punishment so this kind of thing never happens again. reporter: but critics say while investigations are often promised, corruption or the lack of manpower means degrees are rarely completed. this morning, relatives may not get the answers they are looking for. at least nine people were killed when gunmen armed with grenades stormed pakistan's stock exchange. the four attackers who were among the dead rated the building in an attempt to take hostages. separatists from the southwest province have claimed response ability. police helicopter hovers above the gunbattle in pakistan's stock exchange. it is surrounded by a thick wall and heavily guarded. at, the attackers detonated grenade as they entered the ground. they were unable to ge

that is breaking up now and a lot of the demonstrators have moved on the south bank from nine elms acrossing now outside number ten. there is the cenotaph and people there are protesting peacefully and we heard from my correspondent bear that it is all peaceful and the police are not making any attempt to break this up not making any attempt to break this up or indeed issuing any fines, which they have done in past weeks. bearing in mind that the guidelines suggest that no more than, well, tell people that no more than six people can gather at any one time. more turmoil, though, in bristol. about 10,000 people gathered there. you might have seen some earlier pictures of the slave trader, edward colston, emergent slave trader and also a philanthropist in bristol in the 17th and 18th centuries. that statue of him has been torn down by protesters today and has been dumped in the weather, the weather even. —— the river even. —— the river avon. that has been a focal point for protesters in the past few years. 11,000 people signed a petition asking for the statue to be a move, we understand. it

passing the friday terminal in bangladesh known as saw their god the accident 'd happened on the south bank of the passenger terminal now the coast guard personnel told i'll just say that the rescue operation will continue until i left the boat salvage. accidents are frequent often blamed on bad weather poor maintenance or overcrowding if. this accident is very heartbreaking we'll investigate the people responsible for this and arrange for their exemplary punishment so this kind of thing never happens again. but critics say while investigation are often problem is corruption or the lack of manpower means inquiries are rarely completed. so these morning relatives may not get the answer they are looking for. other gattaca. at least 9 people were killed when gunmen armed with grenades stormed pakistan's a stock exchange in the city of karachi the 4 attackers who were among the dead raid at the building in an attempt to take hostages separatists from the southwestern province of have claimed responsibility sahaya it reports. police helicopter hovers above the gun battle between security forces

is the law just friday terminal in bangladesh know and i've got the accident 'd happened on the south bank of the passenger terminal now the coast guard personnel told i'll just say that the rescue operation will continue until i left the boat. accidents are frequent often blamed on bad weather poor maintenance or overcrowding if. this accident is very heartbreaking we'll investigate the people responsible for this and arrange for their exemplary punishment so this kind of thing never happens again. but critics say while investigation are often problem is corruption or the lack of manpower means inquiries are rarely completed. so these morning relatives may not get the answer they're looking for. time to charge al-jazeera strother got dhaka saudi arabia has been forced to remove a claim posted on the government website that the world trade organization aside is with saudi against qatar in the 1000000000 sport piracy dispute now this month the w t o ruled that saudi arabia was behind the pirate broadcaster b. out q which illegally streamed content belonging to qatar's b. in sports that we h

the country's central banks as -- early -- earlier the country of south africa's head of the reserve en axles of interview. >> this is what the full opening of the economy as the government has set out, it is featuring a risk-based approach. of as a matter of including the -- gross domestic product, including the consumer price inflation, and as the economy opens up, we do have a meeting scheduled in july, and by the time we get there, we would have seen enough -- >> that being said, the mist to the role of central bank are in play, but is there conversation about broadening the mandate, changing the mandates of the central bank can respond to the needs of the south african economy? there must be lots of central banks globally asking themselves what is the limit of our action here? you -- we do not -- the is set out price the instance of growth in the public, and we have taken this to provide relief. disposal,truth at our as the role takes place around the world and south africa is no exception. very clear.e there are limits to what the government can do. ,here are institutions design

for a number of businesses across my constituency, along the south bank, including hospitality, leisurethis as i step on the right direction. but it will still be hard for them. businesses need to see that detailed guideline now. research by the federation of small businesses shows the vast majority of small businesses say they will need to make changes for this to work, but there will be significant cost attached. what can the government do to support small restaurants, cafes, hairdressers and other small businesses employing ten or less people, whose balance sheet have been so impacted over the past few months? they need to make those necessary judgments to make months? they need to make those necessaryjudgments to make their staff and their customers safe. well, mr speaker, businesses have been eligible for £25,000 in grants. we have had 11 million people supported under the coronavirus job retention scheme. the huge amounts of money, the 26 billion in bounce bank loans alone. we will support businesses large and small for the duration of this crisis. of the best way to get all the h

taking you out to the south bank and our mount hamilton camera with clear skies in the south bay, looking at plenty of sunshine from concord as well as for livermore and for san jose, topping out as we had through our day, once again, we are going to heat up inland. but mild around the bay, and cool at the coast. looking at 59 in san jose, also for concord, 67 in oakland, 58 in livermore. low clouds and areas of fog along the coast, right along the bay because of the onshore flow. here's what you can expect. hot again inland, cool at the coast, mild around the bay. typical june weather pattern continues for tomorrow, but changes as we look to our next weather system. rosen late saturday into sunday, meaning much cooler on sunday and windier as well, so tracking increasing winds late saturday into sunday. another typical summer day today , but watches this low pressure system ushers in that stronger pacific ocean breeze moving us down in the inland locations as we have the late saturday and especially by sunday. some big changes ahead, this weekend. showing you the futurecast we will have

some excessively warm temperatures for many of our inland spots still in the 90's for much of the south bank may not be upper 90's like yesterday but low 90's are hard enough. a word union city and fremont back down into the 80's with 90's and the tri valley on up through walnut creek to conquer which and dropped out of the triple digits today oakland you are a record breaker yesterday as i mentioned today 80 degrees not going to break director antioch out 100 degrees or boss pot lots of that arc with pittsburgh fairfield and vacaville also quite war solano county or last spot still under a heat advisory today until 07:00pm. now tomorrow temperatures really taken a tumble from the 90's today to the 70's tomorrow, 20 degrees all in all for most parts of the bay area noticeable cool down and makes have a pleasant weekend behind saturday sunday and monday looking beautiful comfortable 60's and 70's for your eyes before tuesday and wednesday temperatures begin to climb again so we're not getting used to anything for too long in this forecast. it's been up and down and we're keeping that going in

anna: you currently have a 3.5% stretch between the lending rate central-bank supply over the south africanhase rate. >> are you interested in bringing that down? there unrealistic coming from -- and becausere they think we can use the social bank to solve all societal problems -- >> that was the governor of the south african reserve bank. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the european union has expressed grave concerns over the hong kong national security law and its impact on business. let us get back to the head of the eu office to hong kong and macau. ambassador, thank you for sticking around. what are you hearing from european businesses right now working in hong kong? have 1600 european companies in hong kong. it is more than the number we have in japan or the u.s. and it is getting close to the number of companies we have in mainland china. our companies are here because they are enjoying a different system. a system which provides rule of law, which protects basic rights and freedoms. they do not have censorship of the internet. you have facebook. you have freedom of expression. is value of h

passing the friday terminal in bangladesh now and i saw their god the accident happened on the south bank of the passenger terminal now the coast guard personnel told i'll just say that the rescue operation will continue until i left the boat salvage. accidents are frequent often blamed on bad weather poor maintenance or overcrowding because. this accident is very heartbreaking we'll investigate the people responsible for this and arrange for their exemplary punishment so this kind of thing never happens again. but critics say while investigation are often problem is corruption or the lack of manpower means inquiries are rarely completed. so these morning relatives may not get the answer they're looking for. each other got dhaka . at least $23.00 people including children have been killed in an attack on a crowded market in southern afghanistan hundreds of people were at the cattle market in helmand province when multiple explosions tore through the site the taliban and the afghan military are blaming each other for the attack the military says the taliban used a car bomb and mortar shell

south. you can be a major factor to these deadly lies to be. a plea from the united nations to israel do not mix the occupied west bank and instead continue efforts towards a 2 state solution also the race to find a vaccine for the corona virus that has never been more crucial for rural parts of south africa and the show must go on somehow the future of british theatre under a pandemic as the industry struggles to find its way forward. and sport england insists their cricket series against pakistan will go at and that's despite pakistan announcing that tan and their players have tested positive for corona virus. hello everyone after weeks of increasing tension on the korean peninsula including the destruction of a joint liaison office north korea has now announced it is suspending plans for military action against the south and the state media says the decision was made during a meeting of the ruling party's central military commission that was chaired by. kim jong un his sister kim your xiong who is in charge of relations with the south remember she had warned all of possible military action those pictures there of course that joint liaison offi

light shaking was felt across a wide area of the south bay.>>> banks across the u.s.re seeing a shortage of coins due to the partial closure of the economy, fewer coins have been circulating through businesses and in to banks, the federal reserve is now rationing coins as it tries to increase supply. at the same time the mint has decreased production because of safety measures put into place to protect employees from the coronavirus. the problem is only temporary they say. >>> new guidance on workplace requirements for employees heading back to the job. the equal employment opportunity commission says that they cannot require them to get a coronavirus antibody test, which can determine if they had it the past. the eeoc says companies can require workers to get a test for active coronavirus as well as to wear a mask and be checked for fever without violating federal laws.>>> hundreds of people honor a fallen sheriff's deputy as he is laid to rest. >> reviewed his community as his family. today's touching tribute to a man described as a loving family man and devoted law

israeli soldiers the attack happened close to a military watchtower near bethlehem in the south of the occupied west bank the israeli military prosecution says it's considering legal action against the soldier says. he'll be put under house arrest i don't expect more than that they did the same in other cases i don't expect a serious sentence but i don't think we should stay silent the whole world should know that we are being oppressed. signs of distress can't be missed in this house. was trying to help this family after the father. was shot he says his car had broken down when the soldiers shot at him he was taken to hospital leaving his wife and daughters in the car i just said know how delicious it came to the car to help us restart the engine but the car didn't work so he left to check something we later found out he was shot and killed we heard shots before he entered the car after the family thinks i might have been shot unintentionally but don't expect compensation he's had several operations and has been out of work since human rights organizations say israeli courts give an illusion of justice

south. keep an eye out if you are going to the mountains. some of that -- san joaquin valley, fog bank is out there. look, you are on your own in this kind of pattern. the car canas bridge to the venetian burrs, south, mostly 20 to 30 mile-per-hour winds right now. the altamont pass has 30 mile- per-hour gusts at the west and southwest. fog up and down the coast, temperatures, they are starting to trickle down a bit. it will still be hot for those that i mentioned. it is cooler here. it will cool down for everybody as we go into the weekend, especially sunday. that's when the low will drop in and crank up the thames about 15 or 20 degrees. i think drizzle in the forecast for saturday. i have 80s for most. you know? it's on its way down. it'll go into sunday. the forecast models are right, you guys. it looks very nice and comfortable, not hot at all. >>> sounds good. 4:21 is the time right now. a new bart budget has been approved. it improves no job cuts. up next, how the board will spend its money amid a financial crisis. >>> plus, the vote that could pave the way for a 51st state to b

t you've said regards to the stimulus you can do in the south african what that's done to the currency? to here are limitations can do.tral banks must be quick to take credit. it is no doubt that the anagement that we've taken contributed to the stability in the financial atans in south africa. actually improved the confidence of the south african financial markets. important to note -- there were things there was a risk and we also foreignersurn of to the south african bond market. yes, what we've done, we've bond yields nt also declined. seen that there is adequate price discovery in the south african market. markets are continuing to and it's very important that in an nvironment like this, that markets continue to function because it is when you have functioning market that actually -- it's a welcomed development to the bankt that the central has contributed to that, it's welcomed. governor, what will you do if inflation drops urther and if it drops below 3%, lower bound of your target band? it's still above three at but what will you below three?s >> we do have inflation for will arters this year drop below three. it will b

south bank hasn't had a new hotel in a long time. leaning on nawca county, clay county, all these other outlying areas for hotels. i also wonder about protests. you have the issue with protesters in the streets here and everywhere else. can jacksonville handle that? the other issue in play is hurricane season. late august is the beginning of the peak hurricane season in this area. and you have to wonder how they'll handle that. other than those issues, jacksonville is ready. host: that sounds like a lot of issues. how many people is the city expecting? guest: they're saying like 50,000, thousands and thousands of journalists and, again, it comes down to where you're going to put those people. , these entities say they can make it happen. that's a big bet. a lot of the national media that saw the super bowl a came here, about 15 years ago -- that came here about 15 years ago, there were no hotels sufficient for that. what happened is they were in cruise ships and things like that. if you can imagine convention ears being in a cruise s

which are becoming a thorn in the side of pretty much every corner of our planet in south africa's nelson mandela bank piles of rubbish are a blight on the poorest districts in particular but people that have come up with some great solutions reporter stephanie bird headed back to find out more. whole and known time docile greeba are grieving for their children the 4 youngsters died at the start of this year while playing at no legal garbage dump like all the children here do. they live in the township of motherwell you're portaloos about. the women but their children go clothes and buy toxic substances in the garbage for years local people have been asking the authorities to address the problem manuela opposed to it's so painful we always try to stop other kids from playing on his area but there's no way of keeping the children safe none of the parents can do anything about this place. it's up to municipalities fault was they failed us even though and. even after our laws they failed to at least what they promised to do. so none of the. animate. more than a quarter of a century has passed since apart

cases here in the bay area with more than 4800 cases, but the pandemic has been deadlier in the south bank county which has 152 deaths if you like to see the full list broken down by city and county just head over to our website kron 4 dot com. shoppers in the east bay are enjoying the relaxed restrictions crime forcefully to call went to the outlet mall in livermore where he found people eager to shop. >>normally long shopping lines are a turnoff and they might get old quickly, but you'd better get accustomed to them if you head to a mall. there are a product of social distancing them are proud to have here at the gucci they're just coming out you know the house a little bit on saturday the san francisco premium outlets in livermore reopened due to the covid-19 pandemic the state's largest outdoor outlet shopping mall had been closed since march 19th shoppers saying the outpour option seems more safe compared to indoor mall see more space though air flowing through them all is implementing health protocols hand sanitizers stations are set up throughout the property as is signage listing c

instead, they waited in line for hours to pick up free food at this feeding south florida food bank. >> are you glad that you're here with your mom this morning to get some food? >> yes, really glad. >> reporter: about 30 million children nationwide are qualified to receive this aid but there have been challenges in getting pandemic ebt rolling. such as outdated databases and limited administrative ability to disburse the money. >> some states have great state education databases that will identify kids who are eligible for free or reduced price meals and you can link that up and easily get a card to them. for other states, it can be hard to identify the kids who are eligible for free or reduced price meals. >> the federal government specifically the usda has left it up to the states to figure out a plan to implement the program. that plan then has to be approved by the usda before the cash cards can be given to children. 42 states, d.c. and the virgin islands have been approved for the program. analysis by "the new york times" shows that by may 15th, two months after the effort was

there was finally light at the end of the tunnel and is in south sudan 1000000 are fish banks did indeed find them fast. enough fish from doctor stuff into stuff to be kinda lame and people kept. in 1954 inactivated polio virus vaccination was introduced and successfully. did on several 100000 children but then just a few weeks later disaster struck live polio virus accidentally got into an inactivated virus vaccine the result tens of thousands of new polio cases in the us not surprisingly many parents then opted not to vaccinate their children but in the 1960 s. a new vaccination was developed and deemed to be safe. you had the added advantage that it could be taken orally which made it much easier to ensure comprehensive cover for the population. more and more people were vaccinated including many adults the number of polio cases worldwide dropped dramatically the oral polio vaccine is still used in some countries today but it is now usually received as part of a combined shot including diptheria techniques and whooping cough. in one small jab which immunizes a child against several se

a beautiful view on the south bank and were talking about cycling because business is booming.you can't even get hands on some others, city bikes, mountain bikes, suchis others, city bikes, mountain bikes, such is the demand. but cycle lanes need to be dealt to make it safer because while traffic is pretty light now, it could get a lot busier. let's talk about all the implication. will norman is the walking and cycling commissioner in london. it is yourjob to spend some of that money to make sure it is safer people get around. let's talk about the big boom because clearly in the wake of coronavirus, people are deciding to go on a bike. is this just are deciding to go on a bike. is thisjust a are deciding to go on a bike. is this just a temporary fix? are deciding to go on a bike. is thisjust a temporary fix? this is all about coping with the crisis. with social distancing, there simply isn't the space to use public transport. the best mode of getting around our city is by walking and cycling and that is exactly what we are doing. we are investing money to make safer cycle lanes

she made a deposit here at this chase bank in alameda's south shore when someone cased her every move and followed her home. >> i just left the car, and i saw the two guys just came out from the car, and i could see who they looked like. >> reporter: not thinking she was in danger, she went into her garage and turned off the alarm and left the garage door open. >> i turned around, and i saw, you know, the two young men walk into my garage. i said, oh, my god. i knew that something was going to happen. >> reporter: one of the robbers grabbed her purse, and the other took her cell phone. in a matter of seconds, they jumped into a dark-colored car and sped away. no time to see a license plate. alameda police detectives are investigating several robberies like this. they want people at banks to be aware of their surroundings. >> it could have been me. >> reporter: lee's neighbor has some advice. >> never go to an atm, get money, and then go right back home. do some other things. >> all of us have to be very careful and always, you know, alert. >> reporter: in alameda, cheryl hurd, nbc bay

banks. >> boarding up businesses in the south bay. the small shop owners taking no chances with looters. >>> and a bay area family seeking justice after another police shooting, and what vallejo officers said led them to open fire. good morning, everyone want it's thursday, june 4th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. it will be a hot one for many of us. >> reporter: that's for sure. temperatures well above average for this time of the year. another warm and hot day. not quite as hot as yesterday, but much cooler friday into the weekend. we will get some relief from the heat. the live look from the treasure island camera, and temperature s in the 50s and 60s. 91 in san jose, and 96 for concord. highs 8 to 17 degrees above average for this time of the year, and we will talk about stronger onshore flow kicking back in for us, and i will let you know exactly when coming up in a few minutes. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk, and we have breaking news right now in the south bay. a wild fire in the san jose hills, and this

banks. >> boarding up businesses in the south bay.e small shop owners taking no chances with looters. >>> and a bay area family seeking justice after another police shooting, and what vallejo officers said led them to open fire. good morning, everyone want it's thursday, june 4th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. it will be a hot one for many of us. >> reporter: that's for sure. temperatures well above average for this time of the year. another warm and hot day. not quite as hot as yesterday, but much cooler friday into the weekend. we will get some relief from the heat. the live look from the treasure island camera,

court documents anchorage resident kenneth don created fake invoices to help iran get cash from south korean banksfter getting convicted and federal prosecutor s want him to stand trial in the u.s. as well. >> georgia leaders calling for peace as the men accused of murdering amad arbery are headed to court today. they claim they thought he was a burglary suspect and his family says he was out jogging. william brian, the man who film ed the incident also charged with murder. steve? steve: thank you. peaceful protests in the city of detroit overshadowed reportedly by out of town looters and rioters causing chaos in the community. 127 people were arrested during protests on tuesday night, 80 of the 127 lived outside the city with six coming from out of state. maryland, california, washington d.c., and new york. ainsley: here with more is the detroit police chief james craig. good morning to you, chief good to see you again. >> good morning good to see you and thanks for bringing me on your show. ainsley: you're welcome we love detroit. it's mo-town, it's motor city, many of us have visit, the pistons

south africa. the central bank has taken an offhand approach, compared to its europe and u.s. can apart. a fund manager -- u.s. counterpart. we speak to a fund manager. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european open, right now about 16 minutes away from the start of cash trading. we do see futures pointing down after the rallies we've had over the past couple of weeks. here in europe, the economy really turned to the ecb. america has turned to the fed. but not everywhere has the central bank firepower to help medicate the impact -- mitigate the impact of the pandemic. >> there are unrealistic expectations coming from supply [indiscernible] the central bank had been successful. because they have been successful, we think they can be used to solve all of the problems. matt: this more hands-off approach by the sar be leaves -- sarb the space for the -- leaves space for the -- to step in. and they just announced it is raising money for a $600 million fund for just that purpose. we're joined now by the ceo of 91. welcome back to

israeli soldiers the attack happened close to a military watchtower near bethlehem in the south of the occupied west bank the israeli military prosecution says it's considering legal action against the soldier so. he'll be put under house arrest i don't expect more than that they did the same in other cases i don't expect a serious sentence but i don't think we should stay silent the whole world should know that we are being oppressed. signs of distress can't be missed in this house. it was trying to help this family after the father. was shot he says his car had broken down when the soldiers shot at him he was taken to hospital leaving his wife and daughters in the car i just said know how delicious it came to the car to help us restart the engine but the car didn't work so he left to check something we later found out he was shot and killed we heard shots before he entered the car after. the family thinks i might have been shot unintentionally but don't expect compensation he's had several operations and has been out of work since human rights organizations say israeli courts give an illusion of justic

his cap stone project is on establishing public bank in the south bay. he lives in san jose, interested in public banks working to housing solutions. jackson nutt-beers at us f with policy experience with scott winners, pa black studies from university of santa barbara. he lives in san francisco. ryan powell is a masters student who lives in san francisco. his studies began in 2009 at sf state and he investigated environmental issues with public transportation. he hopes to continue working for local government after his graduate program to help the city achieve more equitable solutions for disadvantaged communities. very excited to have the new research associates on board and so i welcome all of them. that concludes my executive officer's report. >> thank you very much. i also want to welcome a new interns mr. mutt-beers, powell and tran. i want to say that we look forward to looking at the contract in july for renewable energy. commissioner pollock do you have any comments? great. is any of the comments have comments or questions? okay. let's open up fo

occupied west bank corona virus infections increasing in iraq doctors warn the health system is close to collapse. north korea has announced its suspending plans for military action against the south the north state media says the decision was made during a meeting of the ruling party central military commission chaired by. the leader's sister kim jong who's in charge of relations with the south had warned of possible military action the joint an office was blown up last week and all official talks ended. south korea says it believes the meeting was very on the usual and is paying close attention it said it would keep working to stop provocative acts from its soil those include sending propaganda leaflets over the border which gong young says is behind recent actions. we saw the report from the north and we are

bank. and easing restrictions on a fragile health system threatened to worsen the spread of covert 19 in iraq. north korea has announced spending plans for military action against the south state media says the decision was made during a meeting of the ruling party's central military commission overseen by leader kim jong un sister kim yo jong who is in charge of relations with the south warned of possible military action recent tensions had seen an end to all of fishel dialogue in a joint lies an office was blown up south korea says it believes the meeting was very unusual and it's paying close attention said it would keep working to stop provocative acts including sending propaganda over the border from young i said.

fog bank continues to get just massive. it's connecting from south and two systems, that one to the north is the main driver, and that's what's picking up that low off of l.a., so that's going to equal cooler, windy forecast, not only today, but it will take us into what looks to be a below normal on the temps as we go into the weekend. 50s, 60s, 70s today after inland temps were in answer and 100s yesterday. not today, and not going forward. after sunday it looks nice. into monday and tuesday just gradually warmer, but we're not looking for hot, nothing yet showing up like that. >> all right, steve, thank you. >>> america's grappling with the emotions in the midst of a pandemic and civil unrest. still on the 9, we catch up with a mental health expert from kaiser permanente on how best to coach. >>> plus some major league baseball teams could have fans in the stands this season. after the break, why that could be a possibility as some wonder if it's an unfair advantage. >>> there's a chance fans will actually be able to attend sporting events in the

bank would be a serious violation of international. palestinians a gathering in one of the areas that may be annexed the jordan valley to protest against the move. a diplomatic standoff in south asia india expels pakistani diplomats accusing them of spying it's not about calls the allegations baseless. of the race to find a vaccine for the coronavirus has never been more crucial for ruled parts of south africa and it's for the england cricket board say the series with pakistan will go ahead despite pakistan announcing that and if that play is of tested positive for corona virus. a watershed moment that will cause the boast serious violation of international law that's how u.n. secretary general antonio ted as has described israel's plans to addicks parts of

slaves there is a great city is very much amana where she went around to the bank a sense of people stories of the good old south and the as they say home about surviving her and the feeling of having their very own mammy backlashes matter people. even over this some say it's far from racist to have the image of a black person on a food product list of brands changing their logos is growing. amid all the protest and public outrage it seems that images. symbols and monuments have become the focus of so much public discussion. politicians are eager to make grand gestures for those who wish to leave on now neal for a moment of silence. just a time. purpose to season to listen to you now is the time for racial justice but will this solve the actual issue behind the protests the conditions facing african-americans symbolic gestures that the corporations and some government entities are involved it's not going to be enough to win social stability in the united states and it's commentary he's a net the issues that brought millions of people into the streets the government needs to address institutional racism in the un

congress to require banks to loan more in minority communities. >> prevents these communities from creating generational wealth. >> reporter: tiffany smith who grew up on the south side and purchased her parent'sme homeo. >> we have to begin talking about how we are going to fix this, and create a system of equity within our city, within our state, and within our country. >> reporter: hoping one day that neighborhood pride stems from a growing investment i steve patterson, nbc news, chicago. >>> up next for us tonight, driving or flying, what the experts are telling us about summer travel. >>> back now with one of the big questions for families making summer vacation plans, what's the safest way to travel? here's tom costello. >> reporter: to fly or not to fly is the question this summer, even with airlines disinfecting their planes, road trips seem more popular. >> i'm really fearful of being in a cabin full of people. >> reporter: amber and her fiance were going to fly from chicago to california now they're planning to drive ten hours to the smoky mountains. >> we can get a cabin and it's more remote location so hoping there would be less people going through

now for you at the airport or in south san francisco, san bruno nearby areas, you're right on the edge that foggy bankhich is sitting right on the other side of san bruno mountain so actually pretty bright right now on the bay side of the peninsula and no delays out of any of our airports not that most of us are using them currently looking outside at san jose, nice bright skies, currently beautiful start to the morning for these areas. now for sunshine. the spots you are going to be hot again this afternoon so take advantage of this moment right now enjoy the cool weather. what we've got it for a bayside areas that are sitting under fog. well you just wait this one out you have a pleasant afternoon. once this fog does burn and lift from the bay itself. high pressure ridge, it's been pretty stubborn hanging out with us for a few days now and will continue to keep us dry and rather warm over the next few days. we will continue to see an onshore flow that's going to spare or coastal areas and even bayside areas from the heat that inland valleys are going to receive in the next few days. but there is an

if the citizens of georgia and south carolina will fill up its banks -- ranks, it will be able to protect the country. there is a certain edge, i suspect. we start off in december and we go into mid february. we are a week away at that point from the burning of columbia. now, meanwhile on the federal planning.man is busy actually we have to turn the clock back now. the tail lastnto of december and initial january here at this point. the lower section of south marchna here, sherman's into the invasion plan of south carolina. the initial movements proposed by sherman and developed over his first weeks would spread the wings of his army back over savannah. arrowsht wing, these two here, and i did make these red because there is so much blue here, these would stand out, not because they are the invading force. , know in military coloration usually red is the invader. like on election night. corps, 15th and 17th coming up on the right, would move by ship up the river to the foothills held by the brigadier general. from there, major general howard would press the confederates. meanwhile, major

city's south side has a reputation for violence and poverty, it's chatham neighborhood is full of tree lined streets and well kept homes, a four bedroom house owned by baseball legend ernie banks. >> it's a very stable community. >> reporter: when freers applied for a mortgage -- >> the bank said it was only worth $100,000. >> the bank said this house is worth $100,000. >> that is basically what the bank said the appraisers -- to be conservative, and they seem to be particularly conservative in black areas. >> reporter: that's consistent with what city pew row reporter erin allen discovered. >> he learned about redlining in school, the federal government's practice of drawing lines around neighborhoods deemed high risk it began in the 1930s, making it nearly impossible for residents of predominantly black communities to get loans. >> it was obvious thatill continuing. >> reporter: wbez and city bureau examined $57 billion of chicago mortgages, 68% of the money went to majority white neighborhoods. black neighborhoods got only 8%. affluent lincoln park received more lending than every black neighborhood combined. the report also found a disparity in the number of loans, financi

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