coming up on bbc news, we will have the latest bre ntford brentford will face fulham in the championshiplay—off final for a place in the premier league. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. scientists are warning that the uk's contact tracing programmes aren't good enough to prevent a second, even bigger, wave of coronavirus, once all schools re—open for the new term. a study published in medicaljournal the lancet says transmission would increase as parents return to work — at the same time their children

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opd posted this video to social media showing alameda county courthousewist bre started a fire inside. serena perez lives nearby and has been an activist for years. >> we see riots like this, we ask ourselves, why are people reacting this way. people are clearlrt reer: some of the windows at the grocery on grand avenue were smashed out. co-owner joe holloway say despite the lost revenue and sharing they're not angry. >> protesters in standing up for racial equality and racial inequity and justice. i mean, i understand why people are doing it. the anger and frustration that people feel and itcomes to this sometimes. >> reporter: in oakland, kpix5. >>> in kenosha, wisconsin, protesters over the killing of jacob blake. protesters stayed out well past curfew but no major conflicts in the street. the justice department opened a civil rights investigation into last sunday's shooting. the officer that opened fire is now identified as ruston sheskey that's been with kenosha police for seven years. playoff games put on hold wednesday if an act of protest for racial injustice. it's not clear ex

. >> nom bre,dirección fecha de nacimiento y raza . >> no es para inmigración . >> no se comparte con el gobierno con los datos?. >> dirán no se necesita solo contestaron 20 personas no pagaré para clínica para 20 personas, pueden ir a otro lado pero si decimos mira acá hay 80 mil personas qué creen? tendrán que abrir una . >> rosa trabaja en la organización una mano una esperanza y recorre educando como ellas son muchos que sin lucro hacen lo mismo para romper el miedo . >> tienen miedo que compartan su información por eso se detienen . >> son 10 preguntas de no más de 20 minutos . >> hágase contar necesitamos ser contados para tener mejores servicios . >> en este momento estos expertos contestan cualquier duda que usted tenga del censo puede llamar al número que aparece en pantalla . >> esta llamada es gratis, no se quede fuera . >> ahora vemos la toma en vivo de la ciudad del área de la bahía san francisco mire que día de calor, guillermo cuéntanos . >> gracias cesar, se siente el calor intenso de mañana lo sentirá también sus mascotas, también el ganado en la costa oeste de estado

we probably need more than just g masks to bre pandemic under contro laura: thank you so much for joinings tonight. the pandemic has left tens of millions of americans without jobs and on friday, the $600 a week and unemploymend.benefit expi many will struggle to pay rent table.lls and put food on the leaders inhi wton and white house officials met today and will do so again tomorrow. we have the latest. do you see a deal in the works? reporter: no deal yet, but positive noises, which is something, because the noises were negative until now. remember the democrats and republicans came up with two very different relief packages and then things log jammed. democrats are negotiating and both sides say it was the most productive meeting yet. there was a real desire to get something done as quickly as - profitablessible. the key sticking point is the the democrats want to keep the $600 extra week. republicans want to slash it because they think it creates a disincentive for people to go back to work. the white house is pushing for a short-term standalone measure to the $3 trillion package and

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. >> reporter: in her letter she writes as if she were bre hon in a taylor. >> why me, i didn't do anything wrong. >> he's only two years older than tamir rice who was shot by police when they mistook his air soft gun for a real gun. >> you're at the park playing with a toy gun. >> reporter: was it difficult to write this letter? >> no because i felt like it's something that needed to happen to like the world can hear the story. >> i hope people take this movement and all the protests that they will see how we feel and they'll at least try to make a change. >> reporter: teens pushing for change using the power of words. roheema ellis, nbc news. >>> that is nightly news thank you for watching, everyone, i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. >>> right now at 6:00, getting paid to stay at home. the bay area county willing to pay people infected with covid-19 to self-isolate. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for being with us. >> i'm raj mathai. >> reaching across the economic and digital divide. an oakland nonprofit is getting rid of the idea of e

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bre >> brennan: the atlantic hurricane season is barreling along at a record pace, with the forming today. that's the earliest date ever. tropical storm josephine is expected to gain strength as it passes near the caribbean islands this weekend, but it's not expected to threaten the east coast of the u.s. tonight, exactly five months after breonna taylor was killed by louisville police in a botched raid, her family is still waiting for justice. the family's attorney, benjamin crump, said today they expect charges to be filed "sooner rather than later." 153 days after the paramedic's death, none of the officers involved have been charged. relatives of taylor met with kentucky's attorney general wednesday but remain frustrated by the investigation. this year's u.s. open tennis tournament will be missing both of last year's champions. bianca andreescu dropped out today, citing the coronavirus pandemic, as did rafael nadal. venus and serena williams will compete in new york. today, they played each other in kentucky, where serena won and leads the all-time series 19-12. up next,

>>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, t at bay bre from our camera this morning. gomornin is wedneay, au12th. >> anlen kiese. glado have you let's get to your forecast first with mary lee standing by with that. good morning mary. >>> good morning to you len and michelle. we are going to warm up as we look ahead to today. in the afternoon, so get ready for temperatures on the rise as we look ahead to the rest of the week and in fact not just today. so today is start of a warming trend for us and here's a live look with our san jose camera. right now 63-degrees and low clouds along the coast and right around the bay. 58 in san francisco and 60 for oakland and 60 degrees with clear skies in concord. so as we they had through the afternoon looking at 67 in san francisco and 73 in oakland with clearing around the bay. sunshine inland and those temperatures climbing to 84 in san jose and 90 for concord. we are going to see those temperatures really soar later this week. we're talking triple digit heat inland. details on that coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >>>

resumption of preseason practices under specific guidelines and school sports aren't the only ones bre >> reporter: coronavirus fears mean it will be december at the earliest that high school football resumes. that time frame is also true for high school basketball and in both sports many schools have held off on a grueling preseason practices lacking state health department guidelines for keeping the practices safe. the california department of public health finally released those guidelines this week not only for school sports but also for club sports and recreational programs like the brentwood seawolves swim team. >> it is not normal but they're in the water. they're into just physical exercise. >> reporter: the young athletes took part in swim camps during the summer but these are the first practices since the new state guidelines were handed down. in order to begin practice the team or school must meet these criteria. practices must be outside. participants must stay 6 feet apart. there must be a stable group or cohort of players. the team must get a waiver from the local health

going along with along with the averages but right now this shows that there is deteriorating market bres as $300.00 names out of the s. and p. 500 were actually down instead of up so this is very concerning behavior as this rally shows that this is not very well supported at all well like you said i mean they dipped into negative territory especially a day like today right where we have this news coming out of vaccine jeffrey the markets and tis a pity another stimulus deal but right now the democrats and the republicans they could not be further apart it's so obvious how is this delay affecting americans who are relying on these measures to really stay afloat. some some people think i'm not the senate go but some people think that they only need to kind of keep keep things going for another couple months that all this is being driven by election politics and of tests true that's a pretty dark way to conduct policy you know much more important than a stimulus bill right now would be to see further progress towards opening this economy right now us stringent seeds that are in place in the

coming up on bbc news, we will have the latest bre ntford brentford will face fulham in the championship place in the premier league. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. scientists are warning that the uk's contact tracing programmes aren't good enough to prevent a second, even bigger, wave of coronavirus, once all schools re—open for the new term. a study published in medicaljournal the lancet says transmission would increase as parents return to work — at the same time their children are back in the classroom. the government says plans are in place to ensure schools in england re—open safely. our correspondent laura foster has this report. to control coronavirus, testing and tracing must become a new way of life. test and trace systems have beenin life. test and trace systems have been in place in the uk for around two months. do not leave home for any other reason. it is a way of identifying cases, tracking close contacts and asking them to self—isolate, to stop coronavirus spreading. i have just put up the workings here. some groups have been going to school over the p

and he ran for governor on a brok bre breckinridge ticket and lost. and immediately touches off controversy because he has the army buy his unit's uniforms from his own. not a cool move. so he has a little corruption in his story as well. >> but why does lincoln appoint him major general in the army then? >> because lincoln did not want the war to just be a war of professional west point trained soldiers, and they did not want it to be a war only of republican generals. he made a big effort to recruit democratic generals. and unfortunately he appointed butler so quickly that he had a high rank in the hierarchy of the military which turned out to be a problem. >> he was a real character, though. he was very homily, as you say practically grotesque. he had an interesting hard knock rags to riches kind of life. needless to say he was a provocative figure as you say, but what things did he do to stir up controversy? >> as you say he was not the most -- not easy on the eyes as they say. so he goes into the service and he gets a commission and he winds up a

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. >> bre we're preparing the coffee already in the news business. dimitri, for your perspective. we'll be right back. ♪ >> brennan: this week marks the 100th anniversary of women obtaining the right to vote. as we commemorate the moment, we remember they weren't given the ri,ought .ngl to t constitution, "the vote shall not be denied on account of sex," two decades. amid a pandemic and devastating world war, sufferages like alice wall picketed the white house, endured jailed and a hunger strike. a scandalized massachusetts congressman implored congressman to ignore the nagging. dismissing sufferages as bewildered creatures with short skirts and short hair. but they persisted. so did carrie hatt, who went state to state, swaying local registers to rad fight thrafy thamendment. thached the 36 states on august 13th, 1920. days later, the amendment was adopted, and suddenly more than 20 million women were able to vote in the presidential election that was 11 weeks away. we often think of enfranchisement as a natural democratic evolution. but it wasn't e

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we are not talking about sending a rocket ship to the moon here but significant testing bre breakthroughs three, four months ago. let's get the point of care testing so it's widely available. that would be like looking at the app for the weather. do i have it today? do i need to carry an umbrella? that's the metaphor. people making decisions to send kids back to school in an uncertain environment. we don't know and we don't know what we don't know right now. >> we are still saying things like that. very much appreciate your help breaking down, separating fact from spin in that interview. >>> up next, new reporting, dr. birx bothered, stung by the president's attack we're told. she gave an accurate assessment of the pandemic. ♪ come on in, we're open. ♪ all we do is hand you the bag. simple. done. we adapt and we change. you know, you just figure it out. we've just been finding a way to keep on pushing. ♪ you try to stay ahead of the but scrubbing still takes time. now there's powerwash dish spray it's the faster way to clean as you go just spray, wipe and rinse it cleans grease five times

. >> thank you all very much for bre breaking it down this hour. appreciate your insights. >>> starting next week msnbc will have special coverage of the democratic national convention where joe biden and kamala harris will accept their nominations virtually. prime time coverage of the unprecedented event 7:00 p.m. monday through thursday here on msnbc. >>> first time unemployment claims fell below 1 million for the first time since late march, a sign the labor market is recovering from the coronavirus pandemic. relief may not come until next month for millions of americans who are still out of work. with relief bill negotiations on capitol hill at a complete standstill. congressman catherine clark joins me live next. >>> so this morning, we are getting a mashrginally improvin snaph snapshot of the u.s. economy. weekly unemployment claims below 1 million. that brings the 21-week total to more than 56 million americans who have applied for unemployment since march. despite that grim economic picture, the president and house speaker remain at odds on

learn who joe biden is going to pick for his running mates for the 2020 presidential election after the bre >>for the democratic presidential nominee, joe biden is expected to formally announce his vice presidential pick this week biden has pledged to pick a woman and is facing calls to choose the first black woman to compete on a presidential ticket los angeles representative maxine waters says that she believes. biden will pick a black woman to be his vice president. >>it's going to be a store or whomever is do i believe that's going to be an african-american woman i certainly do way african american women have emerged in this country showing that they are the most reliable part of the democratic party. i really it is going to be an african-american like i do. >>next in waters predicts biden will choose either senator kamala harris soar former obama national security adviser susan rice. our partners at cnn they have a political reporter chris cillizza villa and he's been following this. he has just released his top 5 picks if you're handicapping at home. they are kamala harris former amba

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and to bring up bre e -- bries just for a moment, he had said he stands for the national anthem and disagreeshe feels it's disrespectful to the flag. you had sports commentators going on television saying drew brees, telling him he should retire, get out of the sport. you're canceled for making what at least phi years ago, gregg, is a very reasonable statement. gregg: yes. if you don't adhere to the purity of the woke moralist attitude, you're canceled. i want to ask you about charles barkley though, because, you know, i always loved him as a player, and the guy is insightful, he is smart, and he had the courage to say, hey, you're not a bad person if you don't kneel because, you know, the national anthem means different things to different people. what do you think of that? >> that's e what he said on tv last night. he's a hall of fame player, as you say, he's an even better commentator, in my opinion. i love charles barkley and not because i always agree with him, gregg, because he's candid, he's brutal in terms of his opinions, and he doesn't care what the mob says. that's what makes charl

. >>> then amid record breing wildfires and hurricanes approaching, young conservative environmentalistji backer talked about how climate change is awol again at the republican convention. >>> i talked to josina machel about the movement for women.

federal officials have just given emergency approval to what's being called a ground bre groundbreakingw saliva test, developed by researchers at yale university. it uses, well, spit. the test expected to cost just 10 bucks. you're also expected to get results in a matter of hours, not days. in fact, it's already been used on nba players and staff. we should note, the nba has not had a positive test in a month. also, the cdc has started working with multiple states to grin developi begin developing a plan to distribute a vaccine if and when one becomes available. across the country, whether in-person, online, or hybrid of both, this week marks the start of a different kind of school year. kerry sanders is outside an elementary school in parish, florida, where kids are starting their first day of school in person. kerry, what are you hearing from parents there about sending their kids back into the classroom? >> reporter: well, parents told us, of course, their kids are awfully excited to come back to school. i'm at barber harvey elementary in manatee county, where school has resumed. le

even some of the white working class vote ers that are the bre and butter of donald trump's base have peeled away a little bit, but i think here, adding harris to the ticket, there's going to be a real push to get back to that obama coalition and see if not only can joe biden ride this wave of negativity towards trump that is such a motivator for democrats wanting him out of office and actually turbo charge some of the younger voters, traditional pieces of the democratic base to a higher place than we see them right now for joe biden. >> okay, david, and thanks to all of you for that great discussion on this historic pick. in much more news, breaking news, had joe biden picking senator kamala harris as his running mate. next, i'll get reaction from the atlanta mayor. she is standing by. she was a contender for the vp slot and she's reached out and congratulated harris for being on this ticket. we'll talk to her straight ahead. - sir. - we need a doctor. [running footsteps and siren] you're talking about a first generation american from the streets of the imperial valley who rose to be

. >> prths bre protests breaking overnight in wisconsin after police repeatedly shot black man in thehe incident caught on video. a live report from the scene and new details, next. nowadays you do more from home than ever before. the xfinity my account app puts you in control with digital tools to give you the help you need when you need it. get fast and easy answers with personalized help 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. change your wifi password to a phrase that's easy to remember. even troubleshoot your services on your own. we're working to make things a little easier for everyone. download the xfinity my account app today. >>> breaking news overnight. wisconsin police shot a black man multiple times, reportedly in front of his children. the shooting, which was shot on cell phone video has sparked unrest in the area. polo sandoval is live in kenosha, wisconsin, with breaking details. what's the latest, polo? >> knowing that the victim actually survived the shooting and is hospitalized doesn't make it any easier to watch this video. it is disturbing and we'll play it for you in just

the automaker rerted some front brake hoses can rupture and leak bre fluid, which could increase stoppingdistances. and, billionaire media mogul sumner redstone has died. from his family's drive-in movie chain, he built an empire that included cbs, viacom, and paramount pictures, and helped shape the modern day entertainment industry. but his final years were marked by corporate battles and legal disputesith former girlfriends. sumner redstone was 97 years old. still to come on the newshour: young people face the realits of covid as they account for a rising number of new infections. plus, migrants from around the world risk death crossing e dangerous jule betd en panama anlombia. >> woodruff: young people make up a large portion of the new covid-19 cases being seen acss the u.s. in some states, like arizona and florida, people under 45 account for more than half of all ieses. as stephy reports, doctors artowarning young people nee take more precautions, not only to keep from spreadingirus to older americans, but for their own sakes as well. >> reporter: when florida eased its lockdown an

it would seem as if a diplomatic bre breakthrough has happened. israel and the united arab emirates have normalized ties. let's bring in msnbc anchor ayman mohyeldin, very familiar with that part of the world. ayman, you'll correct me if i'm wrong here. this makes the u. >>>e the third arab country to recognize israel's existence, the other two being egypt and jordan who share a border with israel. how significant is this announcement from the president? >> there's so many different things to talk about from what we just heard from that press conference. yes, this makes the uae the third official country to recognize israel. of course there have been unofficial exchanges between israel and other arab countries. the israeli prime minister, was in the sultan of amman earlier. it's not a surprise to say that israel has had unofficial relationships with arab countries. it is an important day from a symbolic point of view. they've maintained relationships over a host of issues. i do want to point out something very important that was not mentioned in t

up today tech is taking a bit of a bre l breather slowing of new covid-19 cases is helping to boost the sentiment a little bit and china tensions are continuing to simmer as beijing sanctions 11 u.s. officials and tiktok continues as a lightning rod. the s&p 500 up about 1% or so from its record high it's up about 0.3% today the dow as we said up over 1% at session highs. the sara >> crazy to see the s&p 500 just wiping out all the pandemic losses the today's show, clorox is a standout winner. up more than 50% so far this year people stock up on cleaning supplies but can the company keep up with the huge demand for wipes and disinfectants? we're going to talk to the ceo plus, we'll talk renovations, small businesses and more with the ceo of angie home services of that company reporting earnings after the bell. along with iac, tilray and many more names let's focus in on the big stories that we're watching in this final hour of trade mike santoli tracking today's market action. we have the latest on the increasingly complicated stimulus discussion in washington and kate rogers has the de

nute bre s >> hello? >> mr. chairman? sen. graham: yes sir. if iile we are waiting, could make one point. i have been in the shoes of miss yates both as the attorney general of ohio -- statutes require the attorney general personally to get wiretap authorization from the department of justice or a superior court and as a u.s. attorney who led undercover end of look -- i have done this a lot. role in those approvals as making sure that the wiretap application was consistent with the criminal statute that we were trying to prosecute. that it was relevant. >> you weren't an investigator, you are just making sure the material complied with the statute? i think that probably -- as anvery often took established fact that the fbi whot or police officer filed the affidavit was telling us the truth. sen. graham: i could not agree more. >> it is not customary prosecutorial practice to do an inquisition or review of every an fbi statement made by agent or state police officer in preparing a warrant. if you have the slightest hint that something is wrong,

there were also threats shouts saying say her name bre bree owt taylor. i'm also the law.on these idiots trying to kill the person who is trying to get rid of no knock raids. jedediah: this highlights the absurdity of all of this everyone should be condemning this on the left and the right. this is a guy who fought for criminal justice reform for years. he fought for justifiable for the briana taylor act. he has been talking about stopping the act. this is not your target these people don't even know who they are targeting anymore. it's agitated for causes that they would agree with these are legitimate protesters criminal justice reform i hate to break it to you all this is your guy. even if rand paul was not an advocate for all of those things, no one should have to go through this when leaving an event with any member of their family or by themselves for that matter. pete: they know precisely who they are targeting. they are targeting a trump supporter. that's what it is. nothing else matters. it doesn't matter what he did in the senate or what he has done. that's all w

. >> said they are on spring bre break. >> april 1 particularly is in the pandemic. with regards to diplomats in an apartment in virginia for six months you count a person for the census. >> it's based on the usual residence. i think there are some exceptions of people actually living in an embassy that we do count people as they usually reside. >> if a student comes here from france and then leaves for three months and comes here for three and a. >> that might be a tough question. it means where they physically are. >> i talked to people while ago in the last panel and i gave an example in which someone from iowa pays tax in th in iowa thee to wisconsin because mom is in home hospice and they want to take care of their mom. they are intended to return to iowa. at what point for the purpose of the census is that for something to bperson goingto be counted in instead of iowa? >> it's probably going to be that they claim they usually reside >> if it is hard to determine [inaudible] >> please mute your devices. you will get extra time. i'm sorry. >> in that situation at

griff: bres added his team payments openly accepted his apologies. jed? jedediah: thanks, griff.ring app tiktok is firing back after president trump announced plans to ban the app in the united states over security concerns. the company says they are not going anywhere. >> we appreciate the support. we are here for the long run and continue to share your voice here and stand for tiktok. pete: appreciate all the support of the communist chinese government. asian analyst gordon chang joins us now. author of the coming collapse of china and the great u.s.-china tech war. thank you for being here. much may have caught some people by surprise tiktok is in the cross-hairs. people follow it closely the way the communist chinese an use and have used the app. what will happen here? >> i think a forced sale perhaps to microsoft, somebody else. bite dance, which is the private chinese company that owns tiktok's u.s. operations is no longer going to own it. one way or another, either an executive order from the president of the united states or some deal means that ticktock is going to be u.

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for fulham and bre ntford an empty bowl.am, murphy couldn't recover, eventually losing 10—a. saengkham will play either mark selby orjordan brown next. he played very, very well, and i can only heap praise on him. i made a lot of mistakes, because he had me under it from the word go. i missed an easy read in the second game and he banished me severely, and it felt like every small mistake i made, of which there are quite a few, he did punished severely, and, listen, that's what the top seeds usually do, but he did it to me. in this morning's other match, the world number four mark allen is being pushed all the way by jamie clarke, who's 85 places below him in the rankings. allen leads 5—a at the end of the session, they'll resume this evening. the afternoon sessions are just getting under way now — three—time world champion mark selby is 5—a up against northern irish qualifierjordan brown. in the other match stephen maguire takes on martin gould. you can watch those matches on bbc two and the red button. that's all the sport