then also the alameda naval air station. she sat on the military affairs panel. >> we have a wonderful portrait of her. she is standing in her district. and right near where she lives in what is now parkland. behind her, the view that you would see if you are standing there today, is of the golden gate bridge. and there's a little bitty, in the painting, but enormous in real life, ship coming through there that was part of the naval air station. so, there's a lot in there. one of the things that is most interesting is i have not mentioned anything about her figure. her figure is very accurate. that is exactly how she dressed and how she presented herself. >> she had this matronly look. but she was so good with the press. one line quips. a reporter once asked her, how have you had so much legislative success getting onto these committees? and without missing a beat, she said, sex appeal. when she first came into the house, leadership did not want to put her on the committees that her husband was on. she did not get the milita

and then also the alameda naval air station. she sat on the military affairs committee too. we have a portrait of her in the collection as well. >> we do. we have a wonderful portrait of her. she's standing in her district. actually right near where she lived in what is now parkland, and behind her, the view that you would see if you were standing there today is the golden gate bridge and the marin headlands. and there's a little bitty -- in the painting but enormous in real life, ship coming through there that was part of the naval air station that was there. there's a lot in there. one of the things that's most interesting about her, i haven't mentioned anything about her figure there. it's all about what's around her. her figure is dark, and black and very accurate and that's how she dressed and presented herself. >> she had this grandmotherly matronly look, but she was so good with the press. one line quips, there was no one who was better. a reporter once asked her, how have you had so much legislative success getting on to these committees and getting legislation passe

it is making its way back to the pensacola naval air station. bob and doug will get a ride from the recovery vessel via helicopter. we're preparing to open the side hatch and once that is done -- once that is done, the flight surgeon will pop his head in, do an initial check, see how bob and doug are doing. >> and dragon spacex are going to point to some potential hits near the side hatch. >> we're standing by. they're still continuing and checking for vapors. those ndos and nitrogen dioxide, primarily can get detected in the air from the burning of fuel. they're going to continue to just inspect around the capsule and make sure it is safe for the crew and safe for the recovery expert before they get the hatch open. we're moving along the sideline since they splashed down at 11:48 a.m. pacific. so they're pausing the operations for a moment and doing air sampling around the system. we still have [indiscernible] from the vehicle. flight controller here in hawthorn able to monitor tank pressure and not seeing any issues at the moment. again just a

well it's a movie style air station and it doesn't have to to do much with police addressed to do it with some sort of prince george of movies and sharia parodic matic characters and all that but i must say my experience with police here in los angeles has been very pleasant been going to believe that only a very very small fraction of american police is rotten and acts in a way that shouldn't it shouldn't be it needs to be reformed it's obvious it's no doubt defunding it completely into replacing men with boy scouts or beach along tees who would be stupid it doesn't function like that but of course the united states as we say on this program of tin imprisons per capita more than stalin or mao. yes i see all of this and i notice all this not in the business of america bashing america has been very good to me and i see this as somebody who is a guest here in the country and i see of course all the deficits and i try to do my best and try to. speak out whenever there's an occasion to point out things that are overlooked i know that in the past you have said how los angeles is an amazin

the falcon 9 taking off right there from the cape canaveral air station in florida.is the 11th startlink mission. get back to retail on the stocks that are moving. scarlet, thanks for that roundup. joining me with more is stacy widlitz. let's go forward with the outlook. i want to hone in on walmart and what they were saying about july's sales. stacy: walmart average ticket was up 27%. that is huge. but they did talk about slowing into july and kohl's talked about the same thing. if we think about what has been driving the consumer, retailers have been incredibly clear that stimulus has helped, so if that is taken away and does not a bigar, that is pressure. in addition, let's think about paid their taxes july 15 rather than april 15. all of a sudden their wallets are emptying out pretty quickly, so there is a question going forward what the real demand will be. how many levers will companies like walmart and home depot have to pull to bridge the gap between stimulus? going onthink what's here, for walmart, it is very much about one-stop shopping. the number does not

. >>> now to a solemn event at the marine corps air station in california. this happened wednesday evening, the remains of seven marines and a navy sailor recovereerex ed aircraft bound for dover air force base in delaware, where they will be released to their families. the cause of the july 30th incident is under investigation. >>> now, to salt lake city, where the police department has suspended its k-9 program after the release of body cam video showing a police dog appearing to repeatedly bite a black man who was kneeling with his hands up. the man has had multiple surgeries to repair the damage and he's now planning to sue the department, claiming the use of force was unnecessary and that it happened because he's black. abc's adrienne bankert with the video, and a warning, it is difficult to watch. >> reporter: tonight, that just-released police body cam video of an incident last april showing policefficers re knees. >> get on thetit. >> repter: jeffery ryans, approaedy officers in his backyard, kneels and raises his hands, but as police commanded him t

also the alam media air station. she sat in the military affairs committee panels. we have a portrait of her in the collection. >> we do. we have a wonderful portrait ever. she standing in her district. near where she lived in parkland. and that view is of the golden gate bridge. there's a little bitty in the painting but enormous in real life ship coming through there that was part of the naval station that was there. there's a lot in their. one of the things it's most interesting about her i haven't mention anything about her finger. it's all about her figure excuse me. your figure is dark, it's accurate. that is exactly how she dressed how she presented herself. she had kind of this grandmotherly matronly look but she was so good with the press. she had one line quips, there was no one who is better. a reporter once asked her how you had so much legislative success getting on these committees getting legislation passed? without missing a beat she said sex appeal. when she first came into the house, leadership didn't want to put around the committees that her husb

right in the top of the mountains between otago and hanford was an air force station that we call thedar hill because of this large radome that sat on top of hill. that air force station was there to protect the town of hanford. just 15 miles from othello on the other side of the ridge line. this is back in the 1960s and 1970s and we didn't know much about hanford at that point. we knew it was a balding nuclear weapons program, i was a big science geek in the 1960s. hanford was in the 1960s and 1970s actually throughout cyst Ãbbehind tall barbed wire heavily armed defenses the grandfather sometimes worked as a steam fitter and hanford but when you're an employee at hanford you had to sign an agreement that you would not tell even your families about what you did there this motto silence mean security was you would see this plastered on billboards and water towers there is the worker's family in the background presumably completely ignorant about what it is that person might be doing at hanford. i think to some extent the secrecy that surrounds hanford surrounded hanford back then it s

the plan for the rest of the day, some helicopters will take them off the ship to pensacola naval air station and they will return to houston tonight. looking forward to seeing them when they get here. it has been a great flight. bettina: thank you for that question. we are all anxious to see more about bob and doug and make sure they continue to be ok. our next question. >> before ask the question, gwen i remember sitting in a hotel lobby with you and elon, looking at the first drawings, so this has to be cool for you guys. everyone had a tear in their eye. regarding the boats, i took safety classes at nasa and nitrogen tests are something you do not monkey with. i wonder why you dropped space capsule into a location where powerboats were likely to be. there was a guy with board and another with a flag and no one seemed to be trying to shoo them off. are you going to try to be not as close to shore next time? >> a number of options but you are right, we can do better. certainly, we had all the clearance that was required at landing. then, as soon as that capsule was in the water, for a time,

the plan for the rest of the day, some helicopters will take them off the ship to pensacola naval air station and they will return to houston tonight. looking forward to seeing them when they get here. it has been a great flight. bettina: thank you for that question. we are all anxious to see more about bob and doug and make sure they continue to be ok. our next question. gwenfore ask the question, i remember sitting in a hotel lobby with you and elon, looking at the first drawings, so this has to be cool for you guys. everyone had a tear in their eye. regarding the boats, i took safety classes at nasa and nitrogen tests are something you do not monkey with. i wonder why you dropped space capsule into a location where powerboats were likely to be. board anda guy with another with a flag and no one seemed to be trying to shoo them off. are you going to try to be not as close to shore next time? >> a number of options but you are right, we can do better. certainly, we had all the clearance that was required at landing. capsule soon as that was in the water, for a time, the boats made a beeline

from now, the rest of the day, some helicopters will take them off the ship to pensacola naval air station and return to houston tonight and then looking forward to seeing them when they get here. i hats been a great flight. >> thank you for that question. i am know we're and thousands see be about and doug. the next question keem coms from keith. >> well, before i asked that question, then, i got till, i can remember see ithing in the hotel lobby nearly 20 years looking at the first drawing, i got say it was too cool for you guys. i think everybody had a tear in their eye. i want to do a follow-up on the question about the boats. i took all the safety classes. it is not something you mun qi. why did you drop the space capsule in a into a location where powerboats are going to be and a guy on a sail bet and another guy with big trump nag feet away and no one tried to be shooing them off. are you going to maybe try not to be that close to shore next time? >> we'll look at a pump before he options. are rooting. we can do better. certainly, we had al the clearance that was required at landing

we can see that go navigator is in transit making the way back to the pensacola naval air station. however, bob and doug will get a ride from the recovery vessel via helicopter. so again, we are preparing to open the side hatch and once that's done the flight surgeon will pop his head in, do an initial check, see how bob and doug are doing. >> dragon spacex we have a slight delay due to some hits near the side hatch. >> copy, mike. we are standing by. >> so they're continuing to do those sniffs so checking for any vapors or anything so those ndo, primarily detected from the burning of fuel and they continue to just inspect around the capsule, make sure that it's again safe for the crew, safe for the recovery experts before they get this hatch open. but again, moving right along the timeline. it's -- since a splash down at 11:48 a.m. pacific. so again, they're just pausing the operations for a moment doing some additional air sampling. around the prop system. we still have telemetry being fed from the vehicle and flight controls high in hawthorne able to monitor tank pressures and n

we left and we landed at qb point, beautiful air station in the philippines. we needed to get back to okinawa. i had 14 aircraft crews, working different angles, what ship is heading back that way so we can get home? we were sailing back to the island on the uss okinowa. i am in the lead aircraft, the rotors are turning, everything is good, i can see on the horizon the silhouette of the island coming up. at that time, as some of you know, i had a girlfriend there and was eager to get back. all of a sudden, as i'm sitting there, the ship does one of these hard 90 degree turns and another 90 degree turn and i'm yelling to the crew chief, take the chains off. do something, we have to get off the ship. we immediately got the shutdown signal. a thing happened were a bunch of people had taken a u.s. freighter -- that is a whole other story -- but we could not get back to okinawa. we were forced to hang out at the pool at qb point for 30 days. [laughter] san miguel was $.25 and a san miguel hot dog was another $.25. i can't begin to tell you how many hotdogs and beer

studies, we know that it's stable is a dry powder its table to elevated temperatures and unstable air still station and finally its properties will allow issue friendly in-home use by measles prayer inhalation and that's really the premise out of this project, we know that it will be inexpensive to produce. >>and therefore likely accessible to the entire world while all of this sounds very promising these doctors will admit there are still a few hurdles before an aerial dab 6 nebulizer or nasal spray hits your nearest pharmacy right now we're working hard to find a partner. >>to bring erin ab 60 patients now officials at ucsf say that process could take at least a few months. has it made you kron 4 news. >>the association of america american medical colleges releasing new guidance on the do's and don'ts of face masks to slow the spread of the coronavirus the group says masks should minimize gaps around the nose and the chin they should have at least 2 layers 3 when possible kids over the age of 2 should wear masks in indoor public settings and all businesses should require masks indoors. they're no

trump campaign sues tv station for airing this controversial ad. and of course by bringing this lawsuit, they ensured they would cost that tv station tons of money in legal fees, even if the case was ultimately lost. most observers say there's basically no chance the trump campaign will actually win this case but they will succeed in dragging this tv station through hell. it's intimidation, to intimidate that one station in wisconsin, but also stations everywhere. you air criticism of trump, we will make your life hell. how much time do you want to spend in court fighting us? how expensive are your lawyers? how much can you afford? it's this nasty little underbelly tactic from the president's reelection campaign, right? just one little scale from the seamy underbelly of the president's reelection tactics. here comes the twist in this story. here is the docket from that case in wisconsin, from in a little tv station in wisconsin getting sued by the trump campaign. this was posted online by daniel bice, a reporter at "the milwaukee journal sentinel."

the go navigator is making its way back to the pensacola naval air station. bob and doug will get a ride from the recovery vessel via helicopter. we are preparing to open the side hatch and once that is done, the site certain bill popped his head and, do an initial check, see how bob and doug are doing. delay due toslight potential and io hits near the side hatch. copy. we are standing by. they are continuing to do those snifs, checking for papers, nitrogen dioxide primarily can get detected in the air from the burning of fuel. they will continue to inspect around the capsule, make sure it is safe for the crew, save for recovery expert before they get --s hatch opened the red hatch open. since the splashdown at 11:48 ..m. pacific they are just pausing the operations for a moment, doing some additional air sampling. -- flightave controllers here in hawthorne able to monitor propulsion tank pressures and not seeing any issues with those at the moment. just a short pause in the operation because they are sniffing around the capsule, making sure we don't have any

trump campaign sues tv station for airing this controversial ad. and of course, by bringing this lawsuit, they ensured it would -- they would cost that tv station tons of money in legal fees. even if the case was, ultimately, lockst. most observers say there's basically no chance they'll win but it's intimidation. to intimidate that one station in wisconsin but also stations everywhere. you air criticism of trump, we will make your life hell. how much time do you want to spend in court fighting us? how much can you afford? sort of this nasty, little underbelly tactic from the president's re-election campaign, right? just one little scale from the underbelly of the president's campaign tactics. here comes the twist in this story. here is the docket from that case in wisconsin. from that little tv station. this is posted online by a reporter at the milwaukee journal sentinel. you will see there. donald j. trump incorporated versus the name of the tv station. filed april 27th of this year. plaintiff for donald j. trump for president incorporated and th

station. he actually began to get the words out over the radio, broadcasting to the people of hiroshima there were three planes approaching and usually then an air raid alert starts up. but at that moment the radio station goes off air because the bomb drops. in fact he was literally hurled right up into the air and the entire radio station tilted on its side. at that point the tokyo operator of the nhk, japanese national broadcasting, noticed hiroshima's station had suddenly gone off the air. 40 minutes later the signals people on the railways in japan railways noticed that there was a signal break in the line just north of hiroshima. they couldn't get through to the city. and about two hours after that, a reporter, and this is in the book, from the domai news agency, who would actually be in the center of the city just before the bomb had gone off but had gone to visit a friend of his and stayed with his friend because he was waiting for a suit or a pair of pajamas to dry and didn't get back to his home in the center of the city where he would have been killed, he then goes back in afterwards. he's a reporter. he sends one of the most famous n

but the radio station goes off because the bomb drops. he would be hurled into the air, the radio station tilted on its side. the tokyo operator noticed the hiroshima station had gone off the air. 40 minutes later the signals people on the railways in japan railways notice there was a signal break in the line. they could not get through to the city. two hours after that a reporter from the domai news agency who would have been in the center of the city before the bomb had gone off but had gone to visit a friend of his and stayed with his friend because he was wearing just waiting for a suit to dry, even goes back in afterwards -- he then goes back in afterwards and sent one of the most famous news flashes of all time. he manages to get to a telephone, one of the few still working and gets the news to tokyo. he says the city has been hit by a huge bomb and at least 80,000 people are dead. and the guy, and this guy tells the story, in japan, translated for me, his boss on the other not believeo does him. he refuses to believe this could have happened, and he refuses to br

. >> reporter: dozens of radio stations aired memorials honoring her life. >> it's bigger than breonna, bigger than just black lives you know, it's about bridging the gaps between us and the police >> reporter: facing mounting pressure kentucky's attorney general met with taylor's family for the first time this week but there's no timetable on when the investigation might wrap up. lester >> gabe gutierrez tonight, thank you. >>> and next why some schools are changing the history books. >>> as the debate rages over reopening schools protests over racial injustice are helping focus attention on what our children are learning. here's rehema ellis. >> our book are the bricks that build our society. >> reporter: chris emden says to understand society's uproar over racial inequities start where history lessons begin. when children first learn about black people in america what is the first thing they see in the textbooks. >> the first thing they see is slavery. they may see an image of a family half dressed, you may see slave quarters. >> reporter: is that racist >> absolutely. if your intro

the rocket launch from cape canaveral air force station in florida landed on a drone ship in the atlanticocean. it was the first launch for the sixth time and deployed starting satellites which are in providing broadband coverage around the world. >>> of board of supervisors will consider closing all beaches in the county this coming labor day weekend because of the pandemic. they make good progress in curbing the spread of coronavirus. it was removed from about monitoring list. if the county remains on the list for 14 days through august 28, certain businesses can reopen. schools, and churches and gyms. hair and nail salons. >>> the gap has announced it is closing its flag slip store in union square in san francisco. it comes after they close to other stores in san francisco. this leaves that chestnut street location as the only app store still in business and their source was shut down by the pandemic and financial problems. >>> coming up a "mornings on 2:the nine," helping people in need during the pandemic. in our giving date drive we focus on how tech exchange is putting refurbished

headquartered at the air station in georgia, it has been instrumental in getting violent criminals off the streets an protecting our communities for five decades. every year flexi trains nearly 70,000 officers from 95 federal law enforcement agencies as well as state, local, and tribal law enforcement agencies. this includes agents from f.b.i., d.e.a., a.t.f., customs and border protections agencies. and others, secret service, park police, u.s. capitol police officers who keep all of us here safe every day. in georgia flexi is a cornerstone of our coastal community where agents train in a mock town complete with banks, shops, and motels to mimic real-world scenarios. there are other, active shooter threats. as thomas walters recently said, f lexi is the only institution in the u.s. that has the capability and capacity to train the new federal officers that will replace thousands of officers that retire from federal law enforcement in a typical year. at a time when law enforcement is under more scrutiny, more pressure than ever, it's important that we take this opportunity to recognize

studies, we know that it's stable is a dry powder its table to elevated temperatures and unstable air still station and finally its properties will allow issue friendly in-home use by measles prayer inhalation and that's really the premise out of this project, we know that it will be inexpensive to produce. >>and therefore likely accessible to the entire world while all of this sounds very promising these doctors will admit there are still a few hurdles before an aerial dab 6 nebulizer or nasal spray hits your nearest pharmacy right now we're working hard to find a partner. >>to bring erin absence to patients now officials at ucsf say that process could take at least a few months. has it made you kron 4 news, the association of american medical colleges is releasing new guidance on the do's and don'ts of face masks to slow the spread of coronavirus the group says. >>that masks should minimize the gaps around your nose and your chan. they should have at least 2 layers 3 when possible. children over the age of 2 should wear masks in indoor public settings and all businesses should require masks indoo

advantage of the situation but even media campaigning will be difficult demand for air tape could overwhelm local stations and the country's online network more than 2000 candidates are vying for elective public offices from village level to the presidency or let's listen to even if you committed all the time on the 292 radio stations for our peers. 3 months or so still you would not be able to meet the demand so where are people going to campaign from even if you decided to say ok fine some will use radios others will use other social media platforms the internet penetration in uganda doesn't exceed 50 percent. that could mean not getting information from some panty beats for the politicians whose message you want to reach that could cost them. so how will be in a bit of a hold election rallies affect the campaign that is a question i put to ugandan activist rob it also known as the wine. sure it's actually not only the inability to hold rallies but we cannot meet we cannot go on radio stations they lost them all supposed to go on the radio station the military surrounded the radio station beat up people

studies, we know that it's stable as a dry powder its table to elevated temperatures and unstable air still station and finally its properties will allow issue friendly in-home use by measles prayer inhalation and that's really the premise out of this project we know that it will be inexpensive to produce. >>and therefore likely accessible to the entire world. well that sounds promising. researchers say that finding a partner to produce the nasal spray for sale. >>could take at least a few months. >>and should you delay your routine dental visit we were just talking about this year in the studio. according to new guidelines from the world health organization, the answer is yes, it's because of the way covid-19 spreads new guidance from the world health organization urges that routine oral health is it's like you know your checkups or cleanings and preventative care should actually be delayed infectious disease expert doctor yvonne maldonado says that while the world health organization has put out updated guidelines. they're looking at the issue from a global perspective where certain areas might n

move it toward the crew recovery back to houston after they complete the checkouts at pensacola air station. then the bes part of the day, family reunions. i'm sure bob and doug are looking forward to being able to give their family hugs again and in less than 24 hours, if you were tuned in earlier, you may have caught the special wake-up message sent to bob and doug to bring them out of their sleep each have one son and it was a nice little audio recording saying daddy, wake up, wake up. i highly encourage you to check it out because it is certainly heartwarming and secondary. the secondary was logged in as panama city. everything is looking great with the weather today. as we talked, we had constraints of 10 miles an hour for the wind and our initial weather report last night, we were a mile an hour and got upgraded to to miles an hour. winds have doubled but when you go from one to two miles an hour, well within the limit. still looking forward to if and splash down. >> the most recent weather report is that the waves are look really calm. the -- the threshold for the waves is based on h

s to be famous the defamation sue goes after the station for airing a political asked they're not suing the well funded democratic super pac who paid for it but instead are going after the messenger as the saying goes don't sue the messenger this means that the station will likely be bankrupt and defending itself and that's the point trump wants to push the 1st amendment and the freedom of the press out of business by making it impossible to survive as a small entity. but that's all we have as americans we don't have health care we don't have money the one thing that we can cherish as a people is talking soon will only be able to talk if we purchase a blunder on amazon. this machine can't blend and i phone like it said it could buy herbs now how will i get my revenge. and if that doesn't pull out your heart strings the trumpet ministration is also going after netflix immigration nation is a docu series about immigration detention centers the trump administration is trying to delay the release of the series until after election by threatening the production company and not netflix actual

s to be famous the defamation suit goes after the station for airing a political asked they're not suing the well funded democratic super pac who paid for it but instead are going after the messenger as the saying goes don't sue the messenger this means that the station will likely be bankrupt and defending itself and that's the point trump wants to push the 1st amendment and the freedom of the press out of business by making it impossible to survive as a small entity. but that's all we have as americans we don't have health care we don't have money the one thing that we can cherish as a people is talking soon will only be able to talk if we purchase a blunder on amazon. this machine can't blend and i phone like it said it could buy herbs now how will i get my revenge. and if that doesn't pull out your heart strings the trumpet ministration is also going after netflix immigration nation is a docu series about immigration detention centers the trump administration is trying to delay the release of the series until after election by threatening the production company and not netflix actual

he was literally hurled up into the air and the entire radio station tilted in the air. that point, tokyo operator of the equivalence national broadcasting notices hiroshima station it just got off the. air 40 minutes later, the signals people on the railways japanese railways notice that there was a signal break on the line just north of hiroshima. they couldn't get through to the city. and about two hours after that, a reporter, this is in the book from the dome i news agency who had actually being at the center of the city just before the bomb had gone off. a gonna visit a friend of his and stayed with his friend because he was actually looking for a suit or pair of pajamas to dry. you don't get back to his home in the center of the city ari would've been killed. he goes back to the city afterwards in he's a reporter. he sends one of the most famous news flashes of all-time. he manages to get to a telephone. one of the very few lines it's still working. he manages to get the news out to tokyo. he says in this news flash that the city has been hit by a huge bomb and at

air. >> as part of the licensing to run a television station you needed to show a certain amount of public affairs on the air and he was anti- news which is why this is so great. he was not crusading the news at all but he had to put a certain amount on the air. bill was a young radio announcer who stumbled into the station. i hope if he's out there. say hello and with all these other young folks who were tantalized by the prospect, he is the guy who drew the short straw as the station announcer to do the requisite note on - - the newscast out over time it turned find that was not like any other now we have lampoons all the time but he and the crew in the middle of the night when this aired did a jokey newscast because they didn't want to do a serious one. we had to convince their station manager that it was okay and still fulfills the fcc requirements. if they did it tongue-in-cheek for themselves but it turned out the station was being set out around the southeast and ultimately around the nation. and it became a signature of the entire station. >> georgia championship wrestling. [laught

. ♪ shery: we are taking you live to the cape canaveral air force station in florida.t is the falcon nine rocket that will be launching the earth observing satellite. it was supposed to be a busy day for spacex. aey have already delayed launch because of bad weather. we are looking forward to biz one launching -- to this one launching very soon. haidi: it is the first satellite launch into a polar orbiting trajectory from cape canaveral sense the 1960's. they usually come from the west coast. this has been delayed multiple times. it was meant to be happening in the first quarter of 2019. the delay for weather as well as the pandemic. here we go. 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, zero. left off. off.fift >> we are now 40 seconds into flight. falcon has taken off. we are throttling down to prepare for maximum q. it is at one minute, 12 seconds. haidi: there you go. 1bcex launching its saocom satellite. a busy week for ages economists. we not expecting rocketing numbers when it comes to india's second-quarter gdp. that is expected to be the worst reading since 1996. china's latest

air. >>food and drinks are delivered by mask-wearing waitstaff high touch surfaces are regularly sanitized and there are many hand sanitizing stationshroughout the open air marketplace when this video was shot about 70% of the restaurants and stores were open for business and steps have been taken to keep the pier from overcrowding pier 39 is closed off all, but it's one main entrance here and they have staff on hand reminding people to put masks on before going inside. they're also keeping a manual count of how many people go in and out because they're trying to keep it at about. its normal capacity to allow for social distancing. those out here for a change of pace appreciate not having to fight the crowds you can get seeding quite quickly. >>and the walkways into had its way it is been by the end of june only a few attractions such as the musical stairs were open to the public, but they're hopeful more will resume operations as the state continues to reopen those planning the trip are advised to check the pier 39 website for the latest updates you can find a link on kron 4 dot com maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>and here at kron 4 w

protesters started to pressure the station to stop airing government propaganda and start telling the truth, including about the violent police crackdown last week during election protests. television will start covering this information like what was actually done on the street, i think the regime will fall sooner. countries start working, we people.rmation about we did not show the information on the tv channel. there is a reason it is impossible work like this. lukashenko, who initially refused new elections, is now keeping options open but only, he said, after the constitution has been changed, a process which could take years. they say they want a mountain now. al jazeera commitments -- they want him out now. al jazeera, minsk. lauren: the sheer numbers clearly show that the belarusian population wants change and wants it now. the e.u. stand by them. with more shocking reports of inhumane conditions, the thetment in detention european union expects a thorough and transparent investigation into all alleged abuses in order to hold those responsible to account. e.u. we'll have an em

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