now aged 11. adrienne v. use this van to travel throughout germany and meet other men who sometimes offered up their own children as further victims for the other pedophile . the specialist saved these images on 7 servers and shared them with his network. so far investigators have logged 1400 recordings that are servings proof, 53 perpetrators have been identified. 30 of them are in jail, awaiting trial balance. we have mountains of data and that's why i think that not only the police but also politicians and society have to discuss if we'll keep chasing problems like this. or if we can develop new approaches to data protection . because actually child protection needs to come 1st with that and as well as the 11 year old boy police believe there are 29 more victims in this horrific case algebra 2 q campaigners have been forced to cancel georgia. the 1st prior march organizers called off the parade after protestors attacked journalists and activists at their offices in the capital, tbilisi opposition. politici

now aged 11. adrienne v. use this van to travel throughout germany and meet other men who sometimes offered up their own children as further victims for the other peta files . the specialist saved these images on 7 servers and shared them with his network. so far investigators have logged 1400 recordings that are serving as proof . 53 perpetrators have been identified. 30 of them are in jail, awaiting trial valid. we have mountains of data and that's why i think that not only the police but also politicians and society have to discuss if we'll keep chasing problems like this. or if we can develop new approaches to data protection . because actually child protection needs to come 1st without insurance as well as the 11 year old boy police believe there are 29 more victims in this horrific case. all right, let's take a look now and some other stories that are making headlines around the world. canada has appointed his 1st indigenous governor general into it leader mary simon, will become queen elizabeth, repres

adrienne are you there? >> yes. can you hear me? chairman: yes. >> good morning, and thank you, again, supervisor safai. i am glad that chief pang spoke first. he is very thorough and correct in everything that he just said. and 798 wants to support this 100%. as someone who has grown up in san francisco, in hunter's point and lakeview, having someone in a uniform on site in p.b. can be very triggering for people of color. and mental health issues are stigmatized in our communities. and so to have someone call the police or to have the police on scene can escalate a situation that can oftentimes be handled by our paramedics and e.m.t.s on the ambulances and the rescue captains that are onscene, without escalating within the family structure. we really feel this is an important movement, and we appreciate supervisor safai taking on this as the lead. it is very essential for our communities. i grew up here in san francisco, and this is very important to me, to not have p.d. response to these calls. we respect our p.d. counterpart when

cnn's adrienne broaddus live in chicago with more on this.re going to be watching their bank accounts for a direct deposit or the mail for a check, adrienne. >> reporter: that's right, brianna. the irs already has your banking information on file, you should expect a direct deposit. one mother we heard from says this will be a big boost for her family. the continuing challenges of the pandemic. >> we made ends meet. it's been difficult with the kids not being in school and just all the struggles of covid. and you know i had a baby in october. >> reporter: and raising four children, three who live with autism, weighs heavy on margaret sullivan. >> we just have a lot of medical appointments and a lot of medical costs. and kind of what keeps the bills coming. >> reporter: now relief is on the way. president joe biden has promised an enhanced child tax credit, even for those who pay no taxes. starting thursday, parents who qualify will receive $3,600 per child under 6, and $3,000 per child between the ages of 6 and 17. sullivan, who works part ti

adrienne are you there? >> yes. can you hear me? chairman: yes. >> good morning, and thank you, again, supervisor safai. i am glad that chief pang spoke first. he is very thorough and correct in everything that he just said. and 798 wants to support this 100%. as someone who has grown up in san francisco, in hunter's point and lakeview, having someone in a uniform on site in p.b. can be very triggering for people of color. and mental health issues are stigmatized in our communities. and so to have someone call the police or to have the police on scene can escalate a situation that can oftentimes be handled by our paramedics and e.m.t.s on the ambulances and the rescue captains that are onscene, without escalating within the family structure. we really feel this is an important movement, and we appreciate supervisor safai taking on this as the lead. it is very essential for our communities. i grew up here in san francisco, and this is very important to me, to not have p.d. response to these calls. we respect our p.d. counterpart when

adrienne are you there? >> yes. can you hear me? chairman: yes. >> good morning, and thank you, again, supervisor safai. i am glad that chief pang spoke first. he is very thorough and correct in everything that he just said. and 798 wants to support this 100%. as someone who has grown up in san francisco, in hunter's point and lakeview, having someone in a uniform on site in p.b. can be very triggering for people of color. and mental health issues are stigmatized in our communities. and so to have someone call the police or to have the police on scene can escalate a situation that can oftentimes be handled by our paramedics and e.m.t.s on the ambulances and the rescue captains that are onscene, without escalating within the family structure. we really feel this is an important movement, and we appreciate supervisor safai taking on this as the lead. it is very essential for our communities. i grew up here in san francisco, and this is very important to me, to not have p.d. response to these calls. we respect our p.d. counterpart when

but his legitimacy is being challenged by a rival candidate. adrienne already, just the day before, more you have killed already was named new prime minister. but he has not yet been sworn in the field as a growing kind of fight. will, the president thief may create a power vacuum unleashing for the instability. and early re spoke to professor, going to my whole from the german institute for international and security affairs . and we ask them what the opposition is doing to establish democratic institutions in haiti is fractured. it is i'm capable of from national consensus. this opposition is although characterized by criminal interest family, groupings, person the powers duration. so the national dimension to, from the way out of the situation is very difficult to imagine. and in some way, international actors such as united nations, us or france hesitant to take up this challenge because they know about difficulties to come to terms with her look country and as it to asian, which is losing the rest of government. it had in the recent years professor, going to my hold from the german

adrienne are you there? >> yes. can you hear me?d morning, and thank you, again, supervisor safai. i am glad that chief pang spoke first. he is very thorough and correct in everything that he just said. and 798 wants to support this 100%. as someone who has grown up in san francisco, in hunter's point and lakeview, having someone in a uniform on site in p.b. can be very triggering for people of color. and mental health issues are stigmatized in our communities. and so to have someone call the police or to have the police on scene can escalate a situation that can oftentimes be handled by our paramedics and e.m.t.s on the ambulances and the rescue captains that are onscene, without escalating within the family structure. we really feel this is an important movement, and we appreciate supervisor safai taking on this as the lead. it is very essential for our communities. i grew up here in san francisco, and this is very important to me, to not have p.d. response to these calls. we respect our p.d. counterpart when there is a violent sc

now aged 11. adrienne v. use this van to travel throughout germany and meet other men who sometimes offered up their own children as further victims for the other pet of files. the specialists saved these images on 7 servers and shared them with his network. so far investigators have logged 1400 recordings that are serving as proof . 53 perpetrators have been identified. 30 of them are in jail, awaiting trial balance. we have mountains of data. that's why i think that not only the police, but also politicians and society have to discuss if we'll keep chasing problems like this. or if we can develop new approaches to data protection. because actually child protection needs to come 1st. it was as well as the 11 year old boy police believe there are $29.00 more victims in this horrific case. ah, with just 14 left than the european football championship. the 1st of the semi finals kicks off and just a few hours time, spain take on italy for a place and the final both sides got through close games in the last roun

adrienne broaddus is live in chicago following all this.ermen wants to know if this is going to be safe-a-palooza or not. >> that was my literal word. >> is it? >> reporter: you know what, i had one friend tell me, hey, i normally go every year. obviously they didn't go last year. she called it covid-palooza. she is staying far away and will watch it from the comfort of her own home. if you're planning to travel to the windy city to see your favorite artists take the stage behind me here at grant park, there's something you need to provide before you will allowed entry. let's let you know what you need to have in order to get into the festival. first of all, if you're showing up to attend the festival, you need to provide a negative covid test within 72 hours. or proof of a covid-19 vaccination. for example, bring a printed copy of your vaccination record. unvaccinated attendees have been asked to wear a mask during this four-day festival. some people are concerned that this will be a superspreader event because of the rise in cases that we

and see a population that is getting near retirement. >> reporter: adrienne broaddus, cnn, chicago. >the mayor of austin, texas, says if he could, quote, order all teachers and students to mask, without ending up in court, he would quote do it in a heartbeat. i will talk to him about his new push for everyone to wear a mask, up next. >>> but first, a 90-year-old man who is walking with a purpose. [♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost today. [jungle music] here we go. ♪ ♪ so i'd like to know where you got the notion ♪ ♪ to rock the boat don't rock the boat, baby ♪ ♪ rock the boat don't tip the boat over ♪ ♪ rock the boat don't rock the boat, baby ♪ ♪ rock the boat ♪ see disney's jungle cruise. it's time to rock the boat, america. when you think of an airline, you think of the big things. and for the last year we've all been dealing with the biggest thing

but his legitimacy is being challenged by a rival candidate. adrienne already, just the day before, more you'd have killed already was named you prime minister. but he has not yet been sworn in the feel of a growing fight where the president feet may create a power vacuum unleashing for the instability to tennis now, and mateo better teeny has become the 1st italian man to make it through to a wimbledon. a final 7th defeated beat who bad hor, catch of poland in 4 sets. corps catch up that roger federer in the last round but found himself outweighed by barrett. he needs powerful forehand. but if he will face the winner of the 2nd semi final between no joke of it. and then if chapel valez his 1st ever grand slam final update. thank you so much for joining us in the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research say information and contact the corona virus, not because of 19 special next on dw, you ready to get on? the places in europe are smashing all the record to venture. just don't lose your grip. the treasure map for

but his legitimacy is being challenged by a rival candidate. adrienne already, just the day before, more you have killed already was named new prime minister. but he has not yet been sworn in. the field is growing that a fight with the president seat may create a power vacuum unleashing for the instability. that's bringing unable to show you the journalist and joins us now from the haitian capital port to pos. welcome intervals. the haitian government has requested its international allies, sent troops to help secure the country your there. how has the security situation evolved since the presidents assassination? well, today i think everything was more or less calm side of the fact that the bandits and the gangs are waking up a little bit. as far as i heard, the gang violence in the southern part of the town started again there to gains fighting each other. there were lots of people standing in front of the american embassy today asking for asylum. but otherwise the stores were open. supermarkets are open the input opened again, and the streets for other busy people are sucking up. nobo

but his legitimacy is being challenged by a rival candidate. adrienne already, just the day before, more you have killed already was named new prime minister. but he has not yet been sworn in the field of our growing fight, where the president seat may create a power vacuum unleashing for the instability. professor clinton, my hold is from the german institute for international and security affairs. we asked him what the opposition is doing to establish democratic institutions is fractured. it is capable of from national consensus. this opposition is although characterized by criminal interests, family groupings, person the power as duration. though the national dimension to form out of the situation is very difficult to imagine. and in some way, international actors such as united nation us or france. hesitant to take up this challenge because they know about difficulties to come to terms with her look country. and as it to ation, which is losing the rest of government it had in the recent years for hasn't been to my hold from the german institute for international and security fast. no

so with that, thank you very much very much and adrienne and take cyou are the black hills oh dakota are very sacred area as a whole in the black hills. i believe that at one time or another there is a piece of the rest of the world here somewhere. we're in the epicenter of sometimes t

center prison in ulmutz terrible conditions his amazing wife adrienne went and joined him with their two daughters one of whom it's called virginie after virginia. she got ill as a result of that eventually died, and they all went back to france napoleon shove them off into countryside didn't want anything to do with them. just wanted to keep them quiet. he had no love for the restored boba monarchy and but when louisa philippe came to power in the july revolution lafayette had a kind of second period of of greatness and he was instrumental certainly in the early phases of the july is a liberal and came back to the states 1924-25 at a heroic visit here. you know, i'm in the advertising business and this is one of the great marketing programs in history the marketing of the branding of lafayette on his return to the states. you could buy everything from a shoe brush to a comb with his name on it and there i think there are over 40 towns or cities named after lafayette street squares blah. so he became i think at that point in american icon and america recognized this amazing role that

. >> is there any fear or adrienne r -- adrenaline kicking in?the job for you. >> reporter: the ground is so dry, the fire is still not under control. you can see and hear this little fire behind me. it's one of the many challenges firefighters are dealing with. conditions are so incredibly dry, there is just all of this fuel on the ground. this stump is on fire, and then this fire migrated over. it's going to burn this tree, but firefighters aren't concerned because it's already burned so much of this area there's really not that much more left for it to burn. overnight, the fire jumping the containment line. more evacuations issued firefighters still working to secure the outbreak. in the line of fire, this is part of the defense. crews thinning trees to create a fuel break. the bigger the fire, the more trees they have to remove. it's the new reality of fighting mega fires in the american west. >> i hope it's not our future, and maybe it's just a cyclic event, and things will calm back down. but it doesn't look great. >> reporter: and, pam, fi

you know, and that's like, oh, yeah, that was adrienne bankert reporting for us tonight. yeah. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 o'clock. our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. with grant or don't get started. but and how long before we get sick and tired of those or what about the like bar maybe not as that sounds like that. ok, friday. thanks, guys. he. thanks, catherine. here's what we're working on for 9 o'clock moving along here, bay area. health officials updating their recommendations for mask-wearing amid a surge in covid cases and hospitalizations which counties are now urging everybody. >> to wear a face covering indoors going in the wrong direction. they're also we're going to it back out to the east bay where a 14 year-old in fremont is accused of. >> fatally stabbing his mom seriously injuring his dead. what police are saying about that investigation tonight. that investigation tonight. those stories and is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your wh

police caught up with him, he was ordered to the ground and >> well, that's quite a story that was adrienneankert reporting for us tonight. still ahead, it doesn't really sound so great at the moment. but united airlines is adding flights to warm weather destinations. we'll have that story after the break. >> and it's not as hot. your neighborhood today, tomorrow likely going to be even hotter. >> we'll break those temperatures down. we come back next. and next in sports, the a's looking for a win to kick off their series against the rangers bad. they let this one slip away after a rough 6th inning. >> prof are a sports reporter kylen mills shows us how it all went down. coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> enjoy your weekend giants fans because san francisco continues to hold the best record in baseball tonight. they open the series hosting the washington nationals and it was lit as the kids say. i mean, literally the playing late. you know. >> well, the giants rocking their special edition city connect jerseys tonight with the bridge. the bridge on the sleeves. there. logan webb on the

adrienne broaddus joins us now from chicago where it was obviously another very violent weekend. >> reporter: john, it was. and investigators here in chicago have something in common with investigators across the country. many investigators at police departments are trying to determine a motive for these shootings, shootings that left at least 150 people dead. among those killed, 16 here in chicago. and among the 16, a member of the illinois national guard. his family identified him on social media, and they said he recently completed basic army training. he was among those who died here in chicago. but at least 80 people were also shot. not only here in chicago, as you all mentioned at the top of the hour, it's happening in other large cities across the country. since friday, at least 500 people were shot. in norfolk, virginia, 400 people were shot, and norfolk, virginia, four children, the youngest a 6-year-old girl, also shot. two 16-year-olds, a boy and a girl as far as that 4-year-old, investigators say her injuries were life threatening. she's listed now in stable condition. moving to

adrienne elrod, thank you so much for coming up. >>> earlier we asked you why you're still awake. you as are halfway through our 20 hour drive to connecticut visiting my 88-year-old mother after missing our annual visit because of covid. thanks for listening. joni sent us this photo, she's awake because of these two little guys. thank you all for being with us today. coming up next we'll look at the axios one big thing. >>> and we'll go to surfside, florida, nearly two weeks after the deadly condominium collapse. dpoent go anywhere, "morning joe" just moments away. , "mornig joe" just moments away (judith) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? don't you just ride the wave? (judith) no - we actively manage client portfolios based on our forward-looking views of the market. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions, right? (judith) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager)

. >> that was adrienne bankert reporting. 2 other kids were injured but have only minor injuries.presenting eventually as has the right has been operating for 4 decades and it's still a safe ride. nearly 1500 pounds of trash at lake tahoe's beaches were cleaned up by volunteers after the july 4th weekend. the league to save lake tahoe says over 200 volunteers were involved in the effort to keep the lake clean its annual clean-up held each year on july 5th among the items that were cigarette butts bottle caps and beach toys. if you'd like to help in the efforts to keep the lake lane. we have a link on our website. kron 4 dot com. and as billionaires a fight to lead the space race nasa is focusing on its own race to space as it plans its first mission to the moon in more than 50 years. our washington correspondent kellie meyer sits down for a one-on-one interview with the nasa administrator as they countdown to take off. >> this is the core stage. bill nelson is surrounded by inspiration to get america back into space. >> we've got a lot of exciting things that we're doing. >> 35 ye

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let's go to my colleague adrienne broadus. we know they have to be worried.> reporter: well, poppy, there are a lot of safety measures that have been put in place. when you have a large crowd gathering anywhere, there is already a risk. we have an aerial view of where that four-day festival will take place thanks to our friends here. but before anyone can see their favorite artist on that stage, there are some rules attendees must follow. first, if you have the covid-19 vaccination, you need to show proof. so bring a copy, i printed copy of your vaccination records. if you're unvaccinated, you will be required to obtain a negative covid-19 test at least 72 hours prior to entry. and someone will be at the gate checking to make sure you have that documentation. also, officials are asking people who are unvaccinated to wear a mask even though it's outside. and, yes, people are concerned this festival, which normally attracts about 100,000 people per day, could be a super spreader event. here's what the state's top doctor had to say. >> i can't promise that there

thanks, adrienne. my name is melissa.s a number of people have mentioned already, the context for this work is unfortunately we're expecting extreme heat and air -- poor air quality events to get worse over time, due to climate change. and we also understand that the actions that we need to take to make the city more resilient, they're cross-departmental. we're working on supplementing the near-term actions with mide medium to long-term actions. i'm going to be talking about the heat and air quality resilience issue. we want to get academic stakeholders together to implement a plan. it is co-managed by the san francisco department of public health and the office of resilience of capital planning. the goals were established after kickoff meetings with over 15 city departments and with the feedback from community groups. the goal is to increase the resilience of san francisco's front line areas. the project is really designed to turn the high-level strategies that we already have in our plans, that you see on the right side

thanks, adrienne. my name is melissa.f people have mentioned already, the context for this work is unfortunately we're expecting extreme heat and air -- poor air quality events to get worse over time, due to climate change. and we also understand that the actions that we need to take to make the city more resilient, they're cross-departmental. we're working on supplementing the near-term actions with mide medium to long-term actions. i'm going to be talking about the heat and air quality resilience issue. we want to get academic stakeholders together to implement a plan. it is co-managed by the san francisco department of public health and the office of resilience of capital planning. the goals were established after kickoff meetings with over 15 city departments and with the feedback from community groups. the goal is to increase the resilience of san francisco's front line areas. the project is really designed to turn the high-level strategies that we already have in our plans, that you see on the right side of the scre

adrienne silas. >> down payment assistance and i'm blessed to be here and take care of us on the front end only to evict us and to throw us out on the streets on the backend. black eviction defense and prevention support is required. lastly, black lgbtq support through secure transitional housing subsidies. thank you. i pass this on to jeffrey greer >> this is jeffrey greer. and i am representing the restorative justice. the black community needs the opportunity to address and repair the harm that has not only been caused but they are victims of. 80% of this has happened under drug and alcohol and related. black community is the only community that does not have a domestic violence shelter. in particular, one specifically for black women and children. number two, we need an alternative to policing and criminal justice reform. we also, as point three says, provide housing, specific justice find for those experiencing re-entry. we also need to look at the rebuild and redesign of juvenile hall so we can get a jumpstart on hesitating some of the returns to -- to the justice system. thank y

opinion pages for that we bring in historian jon meacham and former chief of staff to the d triple c adriennel start with paul krugman's latest for "the new york times" entitled "it's morning in joe biden's america". he writes in part this. at this point we have enough data in hand to declare that the economy is booming. in fact, it's booming so strongly that republicans have pivoted from claiming falsely that we're experiencing the worst job performance in decades to lauding the employment numbers and giving credit to trump's 2017 tax cut. the economy is running hotter than it did the morning in america boom that gave ronald reagan a landslide victory in the 1984 presidential election. we've gained 3 million jobs since biden took offic office, 600,000 jobs a month. this compares-to-with gains of 340,000 a month in the year leading up to the 1984 gains. so yes, we are having another morning in america and biden deserves more credit for his good morning than reagan ever did for his. wow. >> jon meacham when i hear the term morning in america, the phrase, i think back not to the landslide victo

but when police caught up with him, he was ordered to the ground and >> that was adrienne bankert reportinghis morning. home soon to judge is going to be deciding whether governor newsome can have his democratic party preference printed on the september recall ballot. this comes after the secretary of state refused to allow it kron four's ashley zavala explains what happened in court on friday and how the most famous candidate to replace newsome is getting involved. >> attorneys representing governor gavin newsome and secretary of state shirley weber faced off in court friday. the court prohibited video and audio recording of the hearing newsom's attorneys tried to convince the sacramento county judge to order whether to allow the governor to have his democratic party preference printed near his name on the upcoming recall election ballot whether has refused noting he missed the deadline and she's following the law. this prompting the governor to file the lawsuit. the governor was required to include his party preference on his reply to the recall petition in february of 2021, of his lawyer