from havana, here is will grant. reporter: havana is under curfew.ot by day as people who still some cases, conti go to or in work. but at night, the streetspif the cuban l are completely deserted from 7:00 p.m.il 5:00 a.m. for at least the next two weeks, people must main in thei homes. this is the authorities latest attempt to bringt the lat outbreak of coronavirus back under control. cuba had been praised for its response t covid-1 and for containing its local infection rates.de in in one day in july, they registered no deaths and no new infections. however, since then, they have gradually seen the numbers creep up, which has forced th communist run government into these latest measures. eynclude a halt on national tourism and only certain vehicles are allowed to circulate the streets. the governments say people welcome stringen new measures as they want to see the outbreak backnder control. but on the streets, they were greeted with mixed emotions >> the qs are much longer a a suppliilable in the stores. if they carry on only stocking some stores

will grant, bbc news, havana.ay: not a country in the world tha these tricky issues.f a quick look at other news from around the world. antigovernment protesters in police in front of the national assembly building in t police used pepper spray to disperse the thousanf demonstrators who in turn attacked officers and police vehicles. protesters are demanding the resignation o the prime minister over allegations of corruptiis. pope francas resumed his weekly audiences with the faithful in the vatican after a 26 week break because of the virus. he kissed the lebanese flag in an act of prayer for that country, greeted masked bishops, and shook hands with priests. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, as we mark 75 years since the d of world war ii, the bbc looks back on the sacrifices made by a reporters grandfather. australia's economy has plunged into its first recession in nearly 30 years, taking major hits from both this year's s bushfires, as welle coronavirus lockdowns. the country's governme

will grant, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. zalmay khalilzad, says taliban negotiators will not accept a ceasefire until after a political settlement is reached. the afghan government and taliban have been struggling to agree a framework for the first round of peace talks in doha. the move dashes hopes of a comprehensive ceasefire as an interim or goodwill measure. security forces in belarus have again arrested protesters at a weekly women's march against president alexander lu kashenko's disputed election victory last month. half a million people have signed an online petition to negotiate a transition of power. it comes as the country's foreign minister accused some western countries of attempting to sow "chaos and anarchy" in belarus. ajudge in brazil has suspended a football match involving flamengo, the current champions of the top division, after 19 of their players and their manager tested positive for the coronavirus. flamengo were due to play palmeiras away at sao paulo and have travelled to the venue as the brazilian

will grant, bbc news.icanjazz legend wynton marsalis managed to get dozens of musicians to reimagine one of his songs. they gave their own interpretation of a song of his encouraging everyone to wear masks. upbeat jazz music plays # i said, everybody wear that mask. # boy, you gotta wear that mask. # i said, everybody wear that mask. # boy, you gotta wear that mask. # i said, everybody where that mask. # boy, you've got to wear that mask # i said, everybody wear that mask.# a little earlier i spoke to wynton marsalis. he explained how important it was for people to listen to one another. listening takes a lot of patience, a desire to understand a person perceived to be another. it requires the willingness to develop a greater acuity. there has to be the thought that you could perhaps be incorrect, and that there could be something to learn from listening to another person, and the desire of being part of an us instead of me versus you. i mean, i write music everywhere, but it comes from people, from life e

from havana, will grant.— not by day, as people still venture out to find food or in some cases, continue to go to work. but at night, the streets of the cuban capital are completely deserted. from 7pm until 5am, for at least the next two weeks, people must remain in their homes — as the authorities attempt to bring this latest outbreak of coronavirus back under control. now, cuba had been praised for its response to covid—19 and for containing its local infection rates. indeed, in one day injuly, they registered no deaths and no new infections. however, since then, they've gradually seen the numbers creep up, which has forced the communist run government into these latest measures. they include a halt on national tourism and only certain vehicles are allowed to circulate the streets. the governments say that people welcome these stringent new measures, as they want to see the outbreak brought back under control. but on the streets, they were greeted with mixed emotions. translation: the queues are much longe

will grant, bbc news.ate mustapha adib says he's given up his attempt to form a government and is stepping down. mr adib was nominated after the explosion that destroyed much of the centre of beirut. he was trying to put in place an administration to tackle lebanon's grave financial crisis. dr maha yahya is the director of the carnegie middle east center in beirut. she explains what has led to the situation in lebanon today. i think it's a mix of internal and external factors. lebanon today is in the eye of the storm. it's opened — the storm of regional and global tug—of—war, particularly between the us and iran. and this is further complicated by the particularities of power sharing in lebanon, which has made it — makes it quite easy for the political parties to basically trump any other considerations. what's astonishing is that in the aftermath of an explosion and in the midst of an economic and financial crisis, the political leadership still thinks it can buy time and stonewall, waiting for a new pres

will grant, bbc news, havana. to come: is the best man for a crisis actually a woman? we'll look at why researchers say female leaders were better at dealing with the coronavirus outbreak than their male counterparts. she received the nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and the dying in india's slums. the head of the catholic church said mother teresa was a wonderful example of how to help people in need. we have to identify the bodies, then arrange the coffins and take them back home. parents are waiting and wives are waiting. hostages appeared — some carried, some running — trying to escape the nightmare behind them. britain lost a princess today. described by all to whom she reached out as "irreplaceable , " an early—morning car crash in a paris underpass ended a life with more than its share of pain and courage, warmth and compassion. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... the german government says there is unequivocal evidence that the russian opposition leader alexei navalny was poisoned with no

will grant, bbc news.d to leave the club, lionel messi says he's now staying. arguably the world's greatest ever footballer, he told the website goal.com no—one could pay the 700 million euro release clause in his contract and he didn't want to take the club he loves to court. with me is our reporter paul hawkins. first of all, are we surprised that after saying he wanted to 90, that after saying he wanted to go, now he's happy to stay? yes and no. for any go, now he's happy to stay? yes and no. forany of go, now he's happy to stay? yes and no. for any of us, go, now he's happy to stay? yes and no. forany of us, you go, now he's happy to stay? yes and no. for any of us, you are ina company, and no. for any of us, you are in a company, you've been there for a while, you've achieved everything you wanted to with the organisation, and then you feel like it's going backwards. you want to move out and get anotherjob, so you go to your boss and say, "i want to leave. " boss and say, "i want to leave." the boss t

will grant, bbc news.ny, in so many countries, it can be difficult to know where to turn in times of crisis. to coincide with world suicide prevention day, india has launched its first national helpline, operating in 13 languages. ishleen kaur reports on the personal tragedy that helped bring it into being. this was just six days before 18—year—old raga took his life. january six, 2019 changed everything for his family, including his sister. it was very sudden. it was shocking. none of us saw it coming. so my family, we were shattered. we were broken. and it took us a long time to even sort of come to terms with what had happened to us. according to the latest report by the national crime records bureau, the number of indian men who took their own life was more than doubled than that of indian women. the public health foundation of india say that while it is true that more indian men die from suicide every year, more women are attempting suicide. raashi started researching on suicides in india. and a helpl

china will grant the ship plan ship -- c- grant the same support. some conductors. u will see the european tech sector and the asian tech sector react on the back of this. these are the latest, breaking headlines. seeing the whole tech movement discussion going on, and we will probably see that translate into the european markets a little bit later on. we will get the european chips. some names that may come into play, but that language is the narrative from china in response to donald trump, in terms of tiktok, a put up or shut up deal. let's go to our guest. brazil and the headlines from china. let's rip it all up. the china headlines. these headlines i think is quite strong fighting talk. strong fighting talk. i am positive china. china trade deal is a very politicized event. we are expecting to see more in the coming months. you made a mention that tiktok was well managed. we expect to see a truce with tiktok in the coming months, and all of this was for donald trump to make progress in the elections, but china is expanding. manufacturing data is good. the only s

will grants bbc news, havana.man for a crisis actually a woman? why researchers say female leaders were better at dealing with the pandemic. she received the nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and the dying in india's slums. the head of the catholic church said mother teresa was a wonderful example of how to help people in need. we have to identify the bodies, then arrange the coffins and take them back home. parents are waiting and wives are waiting. hostages appeared — some carried, some running — trying to escape the nightmare behind them. britain lost a princess today. described by all to whom she reached out as "irreplaceable," an early—morning car crash in a paris underpass ended a life with more than its share of pain and courage, warmth and compassion. this is bbc news, the headlines the german government says there is unequivocal evidence that the russian opposition leader alexei navalny was poisoned with novichok. the kremlin says there is no proof to support the claim. 1a people have gone on t

will grant, bbc news, havana.niversary of the formal end of the second world war — and some bbc colleagues are telling the stories of their families' role in the people's war effort. tonight, my colleague mishal husain, looks at her grandfather's role and that of the indian army. they served in deserts and jungles, from african battlefields to asia and in europe. and without what was then the british indian army, the war might not have been won. it's all commemorated here at the royal military academy sandhurst, which has trained officers for generations, and where this entire room on is the contribution of south asian troops through successive conflicts in different parts of the world. my grandfather, syed shahid hamid, was at university in northern india when he found out he'd won a place at sandhurst. it was 1932, and he was one of the few indian cadets. i'd like to show you this lovely photograph of your grandfather as part of the old military college second six tennis team, named there, and you'll spot him th

this from our correspondent, will grant.pilt over it. armed with little more than pickaxes and machetes, a group of local farmers and agricultural workers descended on the la boquilla dam to force out the national guard who had taken over the site. at least one protester was killed, another injured in the clashes. "this is a reaction from citizens who are defending their homeland," said one protester. "water is everyone's heritage, it belongs to everyone in chihuahua, to all mexicans," he added. specifically, they are furious over a treaty reached with the united states in 19114 over the region's water. the mexican water authorities say that, under the terms of the agreement, they have to divert much of the precious resource to their richer neighbour. they farmers are suffering from the widespread drought and this is no time to send any water north. translation: we are not going to have water for our crops. if we don't have water for our crops, people from the town can't eat little, obviously, not being a very big economic p

already, and i think the practice of the abatement appeals board and the secretary is that they will grant one continuance if it's requested before a hearing. and then, if a second one is sought, then the board has to grant it itself. so you have sort of two options. you could rely on the provision of the building code that relates that the building abatement code or you can continue the item. >> so i will call on mr. mccarthy and then call on commissioners for discussion. commissioner mccarthy, do you have -- >> yeah, through the chair -- thank you so much, madam chair. inspector hernandez, if you could, please, just a few quick questions. the -- the violation that's in front of us, it's for the roof, correct? >> correct, it's for the roof and the work area. >> so it's exceeding the construction permit or -- >> it's exceeding the construction permit. >> yeah, and i'm presuming this was called in as a complaint, correct? >> yes. >> you mentioned some -- and i totally understand if you don't have the answer to this, but you mentioned that there was an application filed in relation to planni

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be exported will require a license from beijing in order to happen there is no guarantee beijing will grantchina will step in to play on this deal. that is the uncertainty around what is a very complex situation. what i mention, the two front runners. those teams and a lot of eyebrows jumped in on the bid that it doesn't have a past opportunity. on the other hand, we've seen microsoft dipping their toes back in to the consumer space. walmart also suggesting any deal could boost. as it stands, it is a two-horse races with those horses quickly approaching the finish line. back to you. >>> so question, what kind of affect could restrictions ultimately have on this deal >> some commentary we have suggesting any deal involving bytedance would inevitably fall and require license from the chinese government it is hard to get a read out if they did sink the deal, remember there is a september 20 deadline it needs to be closed by if not, tiktok will be banned in the u.s. and bring its valuation lower and hurt bytedance, something i doubt the chinese government wants despite the continued pressure, i

the government will provide direct cash grants to businesses that have been ordered to close. e a cash grants of £1000 for each three week period they are closed. for closed businesses with a rateable value higher than £51,000, the grant will be £1500. he wondered how a sector specific continuation of the scheme could work. which sectors would you not provide support for? secondly, what would you do about the supply chains of those sectors on furlough — which can reach across the whole economy? and third, most services have accepted that furlough cannot last forever, so how long would you extend the furlough for? the snp favoured sectoral support too. those sectors for furlough take—up have been high are not suddenly going to be able to return to pre—covid business, and there is a real argument for sectoral extensions if the government won't consider a wholesale extension. these businesses and organisations abilities to generate income will continue to be hampered for than needs of public health restrictions. the current support scheme was intended as a bridge over the deepest

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tiffany will be delighted to get arnault on the stand and seek to question him i expect that they will grantpedited proceeding here. >> still no letter from the french foreign minister, by the way in all of this still waiting for that. >> i think they got a translated one, but not the actual. >> all right >>> coming up, are you ready for some football? these sports betting stocks are. ♪ 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. ♪ >>> breaking news out of d.c president trump just saying there will be no extension on the tiktok deal. dan nathan, we were just reporting yesterday that perhaps they were going to look for alternatives to the u.s. unit actually being sold. what's your take on this >> you know, listen, i'm a little surprised, you know, to have such a turnaround in such a quick time period, less than 24 hours. this obviously increases the likelihood that we see a real bid from microsoft and walmart or oracle, whatever it is. i just don't think there

all-electric vessels, one each to serve the treasure island and mission bay routes and we're hopeful this grant will benefit both services. in june, the california department of housing and community development announced awar awards infill for the $30,000 grant to the treasure island authority for road and bicycle and pedestrian path improvements. this funding will support the final design and implementation of the treasure island toll and transit affordability and equity programs. and finally, this past month we submitted two separate applications for funding to support the yerba buena pathway project. we still have over a quart over the year left to -- quarter of the year left to go. i want to appreciate staff diligence in collaborating to security outside funding to -- secure outside funding to support the islands. with that, i conclude my remarks. is there any public comment on the chair's report? >> there are no public comments. >> great. madame clerk, please read the next item. >> yes, item 3, executive director's report, this is information item. >> good morning, thank you, chair haney, comm

but we know that businesses in containment areas will need extra help. so grants and hospitality businesses with a rateable value of between £12,001 and £51,000 that have seen a material impact on their businesses as a result of local restrictions. grants of £1000 will be available to small businesses with a rateable value of £12,000 or less and who, again, can demonstrate a material impact on their business. 5% of this funding will be made available to local authorities to support businesses materially impacted by local lockdown, but not registered to pay business rates, nor be discretionary grants of up to £1500 for those businesses. i will be making more detail on the qualifying criteria for those businesses in the coming days. the second major plank of the support package will be £80 million to help businesses prepare for the post— covid economy. this is an important and necessary change. the first two phases of the economic resilience fund was shaped in the initial phases of the crisis, when the virus was new and when we were all experiencing the shock and aw

that the national league, that takes in the top three non—league divisions will be able to start this weekend, emergency grantsill be provided to make up the shortfall from gate receipts with specatators still locked out. here's the sports minister speaking in the commons today. we all want fans wrecking stadiums as soon as possible, if we get fans back there will be a less need for financial support from the government. that make sense for government and for export. we are working at speed alongside the treasury but for governing bodies and clubs across the country to understand the support they need as a result of the decision to postpone the 1st of october return. the following scheme and other measures loa ns following scheme and other measures loans and other aspects, some clubs able to take advantage of that. —— the furlough scheme. i say please all clu bs ta ke full the furlough scheme. i say please all clubs take full advantage of the full suite that is out there and of course we are developing an additional package now. let's get more on this from the chairman of the chartered institute for the manage

we will grant nominal independence to the philippines, and by doing that, they are no longer going to be u.s. nationals, but instead, they will be aliens. they will be foreigners, they will be immigrants. and they will be then subjected to immigration laws. you go from really large-scale immigration from the philippines of 150,000 to a quota that only gives them 50 slots per year. so these are the laws. so the united states has a problem. as soon as we pass these immigration laws, these are again, these are transformative. we have never done this before. we are not really sure how to enforce immigration laws. so for example with the 1882 chinese exclusion act, we passed this law in may, ships of chinese immigrants are coming to san francisco, and the immigration officials, who are really customs officials who have just been told, by the way, in addition to counting the barrels of cotton that are coming on that ship, you're also supposed to enforce these new laws. these customs officials are throwing their hands up and kind of saying "what? you know, how are we, what are these laws and

we do this not only by providing what it will grant funding in state -- grant funding and state funding for counties who need it to address those vulnerabilities it also by providing hands-on support for counties who need it. florida is a very diverse state. we have some local elections offices with large, robust staff, and internalized staff equipped to manage some of these challenges themselves and other counties are not in the same situation. they may have a small staff, the matured resources. . we have worked very hard to be sure we are utilizing our resources. those are people with expertise and our dollars to allocate to this project and focusing on the areas that need that support the most. developmentificant in florida elections during governor desantis' adminis tration has been our membership in the electronic information center. also known as eric. eric allows us to crosscheck voter registration data with that of other states. this will help us identify duplicate registrations and voters who have moved or passed away and will lead to cleaner, more accurate up-to-date voter rol

a little more than half will be grants and others will be funds.here will they put this money >> i think on public works like we did 10 years ago will be a mistake. we he have to try to use this money to increase the benefits, promoting public and private sector partnership this is where we are trying to promote the development to do. there are three main areas this money should be used first of all, digitalization to increase our competitiveness and energy and energy transition this is another key area finally to try to repair and minimize the impact on the crisis most affected trying to minimize the impact of this crisis. >> like many other european countries, spain had put in place a furlough and partial unemployment scheme. those things are about to end. do you see it necessary to extend it beyond for particular sectors like tourism >> yes, we believe it is important first of all to extend this period so that uncertainty is reduced this year, that is completely lost we have two kinds of tourism, which is mainly in the med ra mediterranean area

as well, working solutions announced that they will get $1.4 million in emergency grants to 275 low come small businesses in oakland. the money will keep the businesses afloat during the pandemic. the money is part of the oakland small business emergency grant program. >>> the upcoming heatwave means the operator of the heat -- of the electrical grid is on standby. >>> a change for hair salon owners and alameda county, stylists are ready to do haircuts inside for the first time in several months. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> it feels like a friday, even though it is early. and ended early, pam cook is enjoying a morning off. >> it is good to see you. i am dave clark. it is friday. steve paulson is working in his home office. he has much to say about today, and this weekend. >>> it is the weekend. today will not be too bad, but it will be warmer. after a cool week for many, temperatures are below average for monday all the way to thursday. now they will go above for many. it will be a slow process on the closed, -- on the coast. it disappeared yesterday, an

. >> i will grant the motion and assign bond in the amount of $15,000 full cash. issue a warrant. that concludes the business of the grand jury for jefferson county in september 2020. thank you. you may be excused. i'm going off the record. >> we have just learned three counts of wanton endangerment against brett hankison who fired the shots. >> harris: we are going to pull away because the grand jury now portion of that has finished. you saw a little bit of affiliate and the local news. i want to bring in our own jeff paul now with the latest on this. jeff, you are with me. >> a few people shouting in the crowd like only $15,000 when they were reading off the bond. that has been the only response. i'll step out of the way so we can give you an idea of the scene. jackson square in downtown louisville. it's fairly quiet. people are still digesting what was just read. trying to fully understand what this exactly means moving forward. we do know that curfew has been set up for the next 72 hours. that starts at 6:00 p.m. pardon. starts at 9:00 p.m. and goes until 6:30 a.m. that is som

jong un for free to all americans we to the plan the cdc said it anticipates the vaccine will initially be granted an emergency use authorization before a full formal approval which means it could get into the hands of those who need it even faster. shannon: we will talk to doctor scott atlas about that coming up. the presidential battle over vaccine strategies seem to have a lot in common on display as joe biden laid out how he says his administration would undertake the massive approval effort. jackie heinrich takes a look from wilmington, delaware. >> reporter: the biggest news from biden is his legal team thinks as president he would have the authority to an actor nationwide federal mask mandated by executive order. that is a big deal because so far he had only voiced support for a national mask mandate enacted by governors. this would be a step beyond. >> our legal team thinks i can do that based on the degree to which there is a crisis in those states and how bad things are for the country. and if we don't do it what happens. >> reporter: public health officials told biden universal mask wea

meantime, not clear yet how his commission will function. grant and vicki. >>thank you catherine now to a stunning claim from the military whistleblower tonight, federal officials reportedly were interested in obtaining. what's known as a heat ray to disrupt a peaceful protest in washington dc earlier this year in a letter to a house committee major adam demarco said the defense department asked the national guard if they owned either a heat ray or a long-range acoustic device used to transmit loud noises. the national guard owns neither you may recall federal agents were criticized for using rubber bullets and smoke canisters to scatter the crowd of protesters at lafayette square in d c that was back in june. they were gathered to raise awareness about police brutality and racial injustice after the death of george floyd once they were dispersed president trump walked to this local church here for a photo op where he held up a bible. >>and now for the latest on tropical depression sally after it made landfall as a hurricane ravaging the gulf this is new dro

i'm selective on what i do focus on i will grant that yes there's a tunnel vision i'm focused on the protection and promotion of the natural family the family farm by a man and a woman marriage their relationship to 2 of the relatives of the past it's the future why because that's where children come from in unstable homes so structure all the research and all of human history best advice that's the best place to raise children what the west in particular faces a childless true church is the sexual genders going forward. not all trump is a flawed human being is a flawed liberal leader but he's the only option there is right now and he's done a better job than anticipated for years i don't consider that selected morality i think i'm fairly shallow pissed. but. it's an imperfect world and you have to make hard choices in an imperfect world and you're not making it any more perfect by making those choices i. think i think i have and i hope i am contributing to a better world collison thanks very much for being on conference i'm. however there is so. what's going on here oh no house of y

. >> i will grant the motion and assign bond in the amount of $15,000 full cash. and issue a warrant. that concludes the business of the grand jury sitting for jefferson county in september 2020. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. you may be excused. i'm going off the record. >> we have been listening to the jefferson county proceedings as announced by the local judge there. and it would appear that there is charges against a single officer for wanton endangerment in the police shooting death of breonna taylor. you saw the proceeding as far as we understand it, that is to say, the judge spoke with the grand jury as you heard, discussed those three counts and then ended the proceedings. it is a zoom proceeding. i have a panel of experts here to respond and i want everyone to understand we're awaiting a press conference from the local -- the prosecuting attorney general who acts as prosecutor in this case and we'll turn to that when that begins. we are monitoring that press conference. reverend sharpton, i go to you first on your response on the announcement of counts

the nonprofit organization working solutions will get $1.4 million in emergency grants to 275 low incomell businesses in oakland. the money will help keep them afloat during the pandemic. the money is part of the oakland small business emergency grant program. >>> rolling blackouts will return as part of the bay area will see temperatures above 100 degrees. what is being done differently to keep the ac running? >>> bay area counties are lifting restrictions as the number of new cases continues to drop. at bay area county could be heading in the wrong direction. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> it is 6:00 on a nice and mild friday morning. there are changes in store. i am happy to be here early, pam cook is enjoying the morning off. >> it is always good to see you. i am dave clark. welcome to friday. welcome to steve paulson. he has all the information about today's weather and all the information for this weekend. steve? >>> the big difference will not be the temperatures, it will be the tropical clouds. the fog clouds, the funnel clouds have been a huge issue. th

russian president vladimir putin is also held a phone call with a french president among you will not grant to discuss the novelli case the russian president is understood to have said it's most important that the samples the evidence that germany says it has are shared with russia also it's important that russian doctors russian investigators are part of the the search to try and find out what happened to alexina vali artie's peter of our bringing us the latest from berlin then kyo. russia's president has called for dialogue between the belorussian leadership and opposition to end the ongoing crisis in the country on the disputed election last month that american is now meeting with president alexander lukashenko in the black sea resort city of sochi and we cannot cross live to r.t. is in their patrol go for more on that tell us what we know what has come out of those talks so far. jacqueline holo well just before the trip the official line from both countries from both sides was that the 2 the are meeting to talk about cooperation but the obvious assumption by many after a month of mass p

will be presented in the october board meeting. that's another piece of great news. thank you to bart for that grant. as i turn over to the regional picture, mtc, wanted to mention that tomorrow the commission will be acting on the final blueprint, which is the federal-regional strategy, investments and policies designed to help our region achieve our equity, housing and climate goals. and we want to thank our mtc and abag commissioners for their engagement in the process, as well as our city agencies and representatives on the bodies. particularly, supervisor ronen, thank you for advocating for more equitable policies, including discounts for the toll programs on the regional express lanes network and for the first time on the freeway in addition to the transit. we have these means-based toll pilots in the region. i want to recognize our team, the chief deputy director. together they've worked hard over the past year and a half really to support all of our agencies and san francisco reps and partner agencies. i want to thank you all for your support as we track this project to its final approval, env

the feds will provide some basic sense of data to the locality that apply for various grants from theovernment but really they will force your locality, your county or municipality to fill out a very detailed demographic form and they will have to list where everyone lives according to their economic status, according to race and ethnicity, according to national origin, according to english language proficiency and handicap status. and i could go on and will go on and explain how that will then be used by the fed but one crucial thing you need to know is when you fill out that form, if you check the wrong boxes, you could be opening yourself up to a lawsuit as a locality and that would have tremendous negative effects and we've already seen a run through of this in westchester county in new york state which the obama administration used as a kind of dry run for its affh rule. if you are sued, that would give the feds an additional lever say to force you to go into regional governmental consortium, to force you to remove your zoning and make it the way the feds want, to force you to sp

palo alto will receive grant money. >>> concourse a has been closed since april 1st. the airport has been operating at a single concourse sense the closure but they're using the time to complete updates. >> still to come at noon, nearly 100 days in portland. what the acting homeland security secretary is saying. ♪ (vo) my name is cynthia hawkins, the owner of hawkins house of burgers. my grandparents came here in 1939 and we've been serving this community for over 80 years. my dad always said, take care of your community and they will always take care of you. and they have done so. through the ups and through the downs. my name may be on this building, but this place belongs to all of us. ♪ >>> hair and naibarbershops can outside the city of san francisco. other businesses are finding up. mayor london breed said indoor shopping malls can open. gyms and fitness centers can operate outside. mayor breed also outlined other businesses. >> starting mid-september, outdoor family entertainment like mini golf. outside door tour buses like boats. indoor museums, tours and aqua

there will be no later -- first of all, as soon as the emergency use authorization is granted and i was briefed on this earlier today, there will be within 24 hours vaccines being delivered within 24 hours of an fda granted emergency use authorization. and that will then end up being first in the prioritized way just standard way that vaccines are given to people that are generally high risk, elderly people, first responders, healthcare workers. it's been told to me that no later than january all of them will be able to be vaccinated. meantime, there are an anticipated 700 million doses to be available on or around the end of q 1. end of the first quarter of the year. 700 million doses. so if you realize it, we're first going to immediately take care of all the high risk people and then you still have vaccine available for everybody else and in addition, 700 million doses is more than you would need for the entire population who is left by more than 50% at least, if you do a calculation. so all the logistics, everything is being done. a detailed plan that i encouraged people to look at

the alliance for california traditional arts gives grants through the hardly strictly music fun. it will distribute $1.5 million including $450,000 for individual musicians. eligible applicants can apply for grants of $2000. low income business owners are getting financial health, a nonprofit organization will give $1.4 million in emergency grants to 275 low income businesses. the money comes from the oakland small business emergency grant program and will help keep the businesses afloat during the covid-19 pandemic. >>> park rangers and southern california say that there is a baby boom among the mountain lion babies and the hills west of los angeles. a record-breaking 13 kittens were born to mountain lion moms in the santa monica mountains and the hills and the past four months. look at them. the national park service is now turning to biologists, to figure out what is behind this year's baby boom of cougars in the area. they are beautiful. >> nothing could be cuter. steve paulson, we know that babies grow up, don't they? >> yes, they dare. they really do. all right. let's get to it. we