here with a song he wrote back in 1964 joined by his sons micah and lukas, the great willie nelson. ♪♪ stars are rain drop searchin' for a place to fall ♪ ♪ i never cared ♪ ♪ i know you won't believe these things i tell you ♪ ♪ ♪ i know you won't believe ♪ your heart has been forewarned ♪ ♪ all men will lie to you ♪ mine cannot deceive ♪ what i say to you ♪ ♪ i prepared these statements for the truth ♪ ♪ baby to disbelieve ♪ and the sky was never blue ♪ ♪ the stars are raindrops searching for a place to fall and i never cared for you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the sun is filled with ice and gives no warmth at all ♪ ♪ and the sky was never blue the stars are raindrops searching for a place ♪ ♪ to fall and i never cared for you and i never cared for you i never cared for you ♪ ♪ ♪ this selenite grey is so pretty isn't it? wow. jim could you pop the hood for us? there she is. -turbocharged, right? yes it is. jim, could you uh kick the tires? oh yes. can you change the color inside the car? oh sure. how about blue? that's more cyan but. jump in the back seat, jim. act like my kids. how much longer? -exactly

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>>initially it was shut everything down and so this clearly on this one back but micah says that single focus on covid-19 left a lot of people with other urgent needs not getting the care they needed he says going forward serge are no surge will be focusing on a more balanced approach i think any of us want to get back to the base for people are sitting at home with just paying the freight to leave their houses because they don't want from us so we need to be able to see people in the same. >>now he says as far as medical supplies, gowns and masks and those sorts of things he says they've been continuing to keep an eye on that supply building it up throughout the time and they say they are in good shape many other hospitals are keeping a daily watch on that wanting to make sure that if there is a surgeon it does get worse by fall or by winter they have the supplies they need live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you so much dan now president trump blasted presumptive democratic presidential nominee, joe biden today, it also happened as the president announced a new bill a

thank you so much for being with us even our rock it is and it's been tricky keeping in touch of at micah at grant is in sana'a in yemen and we appreciate you bringing your stories your reporting to us even in difficult situations thanks everybody for staying with us and watching this episode off the street and of course kevin remains maybe not in the headlines but the situation is down on the ground gentlemen to get to and to washington a secret because it was . a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. that in america is a region of wonder joyeux tragedy and violence but it doesn't matter where you are you have to be able to relate to the human condition understand trying to bring your own way and. you know i think it's a light and it's my job to shed light on how and why an image can change the way we see the womb back if we had not seen this wee

>>initially it was shut everything down and so it was clearly on this one back but micah says that single focus on covid-19 left a lot of people. >>with other urgent needs not getting the care they needed he says going forward serge are no surge will be focusing on a more balanced approach i think any of us want to get back to the base for people are sitting at home with just paying the freight to leave their houses because they don't want from us so we need to be able to see people in the same john muir health says they're also in good shape when it comes to supplies like gowns and masks they say they've been. >>building up their supply since the ebola outbreak in their continuing to do so in preparation for what could come this fall or winter. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>to the east by now the oakland zoo is now one step closer to possibly reopening despite the governor's new was order to keep all zoo is closed. the alameda county board of supervisors voted in favor of a variance for the zoo that once approved by the state would grant the zoo special permission to reopen kron four's miche

the industry has adopted some facemask that i don't think there was send it to me as a complement of micah decision-making though. there's been a lot of -- on that and frustration, our neighboring city of scottsdale had a very prominent rally against face masks were an elected official took one off and said i can't breathe. >> that's right. >> tragedy -- >> right. the council meeting you're talking about was on june 19, and think the timing is interesting because on june 23 president trump came to town, held a rally, decidedly did not wear a facemask sort bunch of folks, a lot of folks who were there at the rally also didn't what a facemask. what signal do believe it sends that the president of the united states refuses to wear a facemask, at least publicly? >> i'm concerned it adds a political element to what should be a public health debate. he sends a signal that he's not taking this seriously and that it's not mandatory. the president of the united states has access to the best public health information available, and for him to decide to not wear a mask gives anyone who's uncomfortabl

three weeks ago, sandie moved into micah's mission, a homeless shelter in northwest minnesota.nd sandie joins us from the shelter now. sandie, thank you so much for coming to share your story. it's because you represent so many families in this crisis right now, it's a shock to the system for people. but you know, we always say-- at least i do-- but for the grace of god, there go i. tell me about the night before you had to make that decision to take your family to the shelter. what was it like for you? - to me, personally, i was really unsure.

micah al-jazeera washington. the 2nd worst affected country in the world is brazil and its lifting its ban on foreigners arriving by air the move comes despite reporting a record daily jump in infections and deaths nearly 70000 new cases and 1600 fatalities were confirmed in the past day that brings the total number of infections to more than 2500000 more than 1000 people have died and president has attended his 1st government event since recovering from covert 19 votes in our war a mosque throughout the ceremony and said he would not address the audience the president has repeatedly downplayed the severity of the pandemic and has called the virus a little flu he tested positive for call 1003 weeks ago and had been in isolation until saturday. russia says it could begin producing a coronavirus vaccine as early as september 2 candidate treatments are being trialed in the country the 1st could be approved by regulators next month and will be provided to frontline health care workers soon after there's been criticis

the executive director micah bruni said he made de rocker to comments about black people and indigenous people that drew on deeply harmful racist stereotypes, and also said that the remarks continue to hurt and alienate indigenous people and people of color. the sierra club was founded in 1892. its move to address their racist history comes at a time when institution across the country are examining their problematic pasts. >>> the japanese tea garden in san francisco's golden gate park officially reopen ed today for the first time in four months. the tar garden returns with new safety protocols in place. the number of visitors is being limited, and one way pathways have been sets up now avoid congestion. masks are also required, and visitors will be asked to keep their distance from other groups as they everyone joy the japanese tea garden. we found some ready to take in the sights before the doors even opened today. >> people are really eager. i was not aware that the japanese tea garden was so hoplar and so many people love the environment here, so i'm so glad that we're able to brin

micah on our support line. caller: hello, pedro. you hear all these white southerners talking about the history and they don't want to forget. sure the white man lynching the black man. show the white man whipping the black man. [indiscernible] host: to the monuments we are talking about, you say you support them taken down. why is that? caller: i want to take them down because it is an insult to our intelligence. if the people want to not forget their history, show the real history. show the whipping, the beating, the hanging, the raping. host: rick in milton, florida. this is a comment or question with regards to your previous speaker. he mentioned tearing down statures has been going on for and the statue of king george in battery park, new york storm down in the 1800s. are we happy that occurred, or do we think it would be better for our children and our own history to still have that statue of king george up there in battery park? host: where you stand on it personally? caller: i think it would be useful to have that statue. i

great way of looking at it the couple in the firefighters at a virtual reunion on zoom yesterday were micah melissa introduce their heroes to their healthy baby boy silas mehl laci laci not to kyle and kai his the couple's 3rd child. >>well coming up next it might be difficult to see the immediate benefit of following health guidelines months into this pandemic sticking to recommendations can be tiresome for some next today we're talking >>an update on our breaking news story tonight an apartment building 3 alarm fire in san francisco's pacific heights this is happening at franklin and washington streets and this is still a very active scene with emergency crews still working to get a handle on that fire specifically this is 1927 washington it's at building where you see the ladders leaning against it and this is another view of the fire that was shot earlier this evening. >>no injuries reported so far but we understand from fire officials the fire has been burning in the second and 3rd floors of this 3 or 4 story building we're not clear exactly how tall it is there's a garage and then the

>>initially it was shut everything down and so it was clearly on this one back but micah says that single focus on covid-19 left a lot of people with other urgent needs not getting the care they needed he says going forward serge are no surge will be focusing on a more balanced approach i think any of us want to get back to the base for people are sitting at home with just paying the freight to leave their houses because they don't want to in the hospital we need to be able to see people in the same john muir health says they're also in good shape when it comes to supplies like gowns and masks they say they've been. >>building up their supply since the ebola outbreak in their continuing to do so in preparation for what could come this fall or winter. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>in the south a rise in coronavirus cases have force hair salons gyms malls and other businesses in santa clara county to close their doors just days after they were allowed to reopen. tonight those business owners say they're upset and they want answers. >>so we went from joy to devastation which is extremely heartbr

former city defender micah richards says the club will be relieved to have this resolved.inally come to some sort of conclusion because to have that hanging over your head for so have that hanging over your head for so long, it's been difficult. it's been difficult not just so long, it's been difficult. it's been difficult notjust to so long, it's been difficult. it's been difficult not just to focus so long, it's been difficult. it's been difficult notjust to focus on football but to plan for the future. like i said, they have always remained innocent so finally it has come to some conclusion now, which is obviously good for everyone. football finance expert dr rob wilson says a ban would have had devastating impact on the club's finances. if manchester city had had a two—year ban, they would be looking at somewhere between 150 million and £200 million of lost prize money through the champions league, and gate receipts on top of that so you could be talking about a total value of somewhere around 230 million, that's assuming they had won the champions league of course. fo

. >> micah, do you have a take on that?> yeah, one of the interesting at there-- occurred because of the rising data and ai is that we have always lived in a world of statistics where we gather data you know a sample and then we extrapolate and that's usually where the garbage out comes in is where we extrapolate from a limited amount of bad data and that conclusions. one interesting thing that's happening is we can now sample everything, you know there will be a hundred billion sensors out there in the water come the oceans in the air, the trees. we can now map every single training amazon said the accuracy of the garbage out is getting better with less garbage coming out. the conclusions address don't include what it means to be a human being and bill came up with a great phrase. algorithm in prisons. this is a terrifying thing that isn't discussed enough, which is our lives are now circumscribed by ai. they take our data and they decide what we are able to do and what we are able to experience. its most visible in china

>>initially it was shut everything down and so this clearly on this one back but micah says that single focus on covid-19 left a lot of people with other urgent needs not getting the care they needed he says going forward serge are no surge will be focusing on a more balanced approach i think any of us want to get back to the base for people are sitting at home with just paying the freight to leave their houses because they don't want from us so we need to be able to see people in the same john muir health says they're also in good shape when it comes to supplies like gowns and masks they say they've been. >>building up their supply since the ebola outbreak in their continuing to do so in preparation for what could come this fall or winter. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>over businesses a santa clara county. it's even more frustrating to be shut down just days after they had just reopened hair salon spent the day getting in as many clients as they could before the midnight deadline to shut down again all right to kony with the number one obama of the to concepts salon in los gatos says hair

>>initially it was shut everything down and so this clearly on this one back but micah says that single focus on covid-19 left a lot of people. >>with other urgent needs not getting the care they needed he says going forward serge are no surge will be focusing on a more balanced approach i think any of us want to get back to the base for people are sitting at home with just paying the freight to leave their houses because they don't want them hospital we need to be able to see people in the same john muir health says they're also in good shape when it comes to supplies like gowns and masks they say they've been. >>building up their supply since the ebola outbreak in their continuing to do so in preparation for what could come this fall or winter. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>as covid-19 cases rise in california, the demand for testing is also going up today state health leaders role about new testing guidelines prioritizing who gets tested and when as well as guidance for the laboratories on which specimens to process first. the priorities are split into tears with hospitalized covid-19 sy

>>initially it was shut everything down and so it was purely on this one back but micah says that singlefocus on covid-19 left a lot of people. >>with other urgent needs not getting the care they needed he says going forward serge are no surge will be focusing on a more balanced approach i think any of us want to get back to the base for people are sitting at home with just paying the freight to leave their houses because they don't want from us so we need to be able to see people in the same john muir health says they're also in good shape when it comes to supplies like gowns and masks they say they've been. >>building up their supply since the ebola outbreak in their continuing to do so in preparation for what could come this fall or winter. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>well happening today, the san francisco zoo is reopening to the general public kron 4 sarah stinson standing by live at the zoo with more on how they're ensuring that visitors remain safe as they visit later today, sarah. >>marty that's right today is the day finally after you know much consideration and being pushed back

happening right now is about is about radical resolve or will being succeeding to micah so could you walk through our overall why don't you want to use has experience tensions. of the political the presidential party had an alliance with cannot be really seen now the airlines is broken because the. calamity progress is going things here the wire was to succeed what and that it had an agreement now president what dad decided to choose a medical leave ballingall spot of his own party so the islamic government now the 2nd. no or the rivalry was dion saw was being mentioned used to be the president of the bottom an normally also clean that a president what i had promised him to be his successor. now as pretty and curtain on me and many people within the party of what down where who did not agree with his choice of a medical we bandy some of them left the government and. decided to run on their own so and there are others who are standing by and they showed their interest in they in the position so i think of the current interior minister . i made it back and saw he is one of the rabbits

i think also some of it may have been related to things both hr and micah gallagher went to the revolutionarytary affairs are we thought we can project power anywhere around the globe easily with precision we don't have to think about geography there are things that made us forget why geography is important. geopolitics i want to have a distinction from geo strategy is very simple it is the influence of geography on political and international relations or conversely how foreign policy interaction geographic space. i think when you think about china there's no other way than to understand that they are looking at the world geopolitically. were so used to trying what one belt that we are the second island change those or geopolitical conceptions for the chinese. but the way they are approaching it is three geo strategy. i know it's clunky i'm not a huge fan of it but that it's important distinction to make. i think these days you talk about geopolitics as though that is what ir is its foreign policies geopolitics. we'll geopolitics is not necessarily what you do with the un or the hague. but w

micah on our support line. caller: hello, pedro.ou hear all these white southerners talking about the history and they don't want to forget. sure the white man lynching the black man. show the white man whipping the black man. [indiscernible] host: to the monuments we are talking about, you say you support them taken down. why is that? caller: i want to take them down because it is an insult to our intelligence. if the people want to not forget their history, show the real history. show the whipping, the beating, the hanging, the raping. host: rick in milton, florida. this is a comment or question with regards to your previous speaker. he mentioned tearing down statures has been going on for and the statue of king george in battery park, new york storm down in the 1800s. are we happy that occurred, or do we think it would be better for our children and our own history to still have that statue of king george up there in battery park? host: where you stand on it personally? caller: i think it would be useful to have that statue. i ca

micah, you are back later on. thank you very much. don't cheat. business figures, politicians and celebrities have been hacked by scammers. fake tweets appeared on the pages of people like kanye west, barack obama and bill gates, asking people to send money to an online currency page. we can speak now to holly grace jones, a cybersecurity expert, to find out more. thank you very much forjoining us this morning. i suppose obviously the benefit of targeting high—profile people as have lots of followers on their accounts, but also i imagine as soon as soon as it happened, it was noticed. so what was the nature of what these hackers did and what were they hoping to achieve? the easiest way to put it is the nature, according to twitter, social engineering account, so some of their employees were coerced in some way into giving access to these attackers so they could post these tweets. the intention like this as you may have seen is to monetise these attacks, so to do it as quickly and easily as possible and make money off the account if they could. hav

to come back to you, micah, on the point to put to the government, to be about those pitch points, your not there. our governors know that, and i think we must with that up to the minister and expect that the government should fully find this rise. just looking at what the treasury is saying, claiming the pay awards are assessed for affordability and shouldn't affect the provision of public services, but that is not how you see it, mike welsh? not at all. the reality is com pletely welsh? not at all. the reality is completely different. schools are under pressure all the time. this just makes it a pressure too far. we wa nt just makes it a pressure too far. we want this pay rise for our staff, they work hard, we don't want to let our children down in this country. we wa nt our children down in this country. we want a world—class education system, we have brilliant teachers, we wa nt system, we have brilliant teachers, we want to attract and retain them, but we do need is a fully funded settlement. ok, we will put some of those points you have been raising to the government at 7:30am liv

expected that city will spend a load of money on new players this summer, and the former city defender micahr with because it's difficult speaking from the player ‘s point of view, not knowing if you are going to be in there, every month, every different week there seems to be a different story coming out. to put it all to bed now is just brilliant. there was a fairytale story in the football league as wycombe wanderers were promoted to the championship for the first time in their history. they were tipped to be relegated at the start of the season, but they beat oxford united 2—1 last night to win the league one play—off final — joe jacobson with the decisive penalty. then came the champagne, as wycombe made into the second tier of english football for the first time in their 133 year history. competitive women's tennis returns in britain for the first time since the start of lockdown. british number one johanna konta won't be competing at the progress tour championships in roehampton, but fed cup stars katie boulter and katie swan will be there. the tournament follows the same idea as jami