so we look to train more barbers across the u.s.that covid-19 has become a greater issue. >> lorenzo lewis, darius campbell, you are doing such great things in the community. good luck to you. >> thank you. >> and we thank you for being with us this morning. >>> dana bash is in for john king. "inside politics" is up next. to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines, and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. s

other counties, salons and barber shops can resume, but only outdoors. salon owner says the team in oak land only had one week from the day they learninged they were able to open outdoors to the moment of the first cut. they had to secure an empty lot behind their studio. they had to notify clients they were opening in a new capacity. while the business owner wishes they were opening indoors, she may never recoup 5 1/2 months of revenue, she's excited to be back doing what she loves. >> we get to stay open, because

they brought the barbers to them. league is playing inside that so-called bubble in orlando, florida. while the warriors season is over, there is one man inside the bubble proudly representing the bay area. here's nbc's ian cull. >> i imagine you're getting some good tips out there. >> it's pretty crazy. it's pretty crazy. >> reporter: cedric salinas is from east palo alto, and he is just one of six barbers hand-selected to give fades and blends to the best inside the nba bubble. >> it's so surreal. every day still hits me a different way. >> reporter: he talked with us just outside one of the two restaurants he can eat at as all players and staff are isolated against the rest of us in the walt disney resort in florida. you're the only representative from the bay area in the bubble. >> just that alone it always mind-boggling, you know. >> reporter: salinas started his journey cutting hair in his grandma's front yard when he was 15. last fall he moved to l.a., and after a month and a half of haircuts, became a barber f

so, barber's chair seemed to work really well. could spin. it could rotate. it could pitch and all those things had b to be simulated because thoed would be whse wou astronauts would experience while in space. those 62 astronauts that came here for celestial navigation training needed to know the night sky better than anyone. they learned specific constellations. specific stars that they could relate to. they could figure out where they were in space in relation to where those consolations were. now, you have to remember that they had no horizon when they were in space to reference. their vision was restricted through the size of the windows. they may have only seen maybe one eight of the entire night sky that e we would see without any horizon, so they had no basis point. these astronauts knew where they were in space because they knew where the important stars were. these were used in all the early missions. because the navigation systems were so primitive. the first mission where it was critical that the night sky used to get the astronaut back home safely

soon after he became the barber for the lakers. and now he's an official nba barber for the summer. living his dream. >> i just want people to feel uplifted and don't let nobody tell you, you can't. >> good for him. well, salinas made the cut to stay on at least another month when the playoffs begin. gets to talk to all the players. that's cool. back to you. >> also cool that the weekend is upon us. but the forecast isn't looking very cool, kari. >> not for the valleys. but it will stay cool in san francisco even though we're getting more sunshine. take a look at our view right here. as we can see it in the we head inland, this is where we will feel that warmer weather checking out san jose as we are also getting some sunshine right now it's a little bit farther in the distance before we see the clouds. so our temperatures will be warmer. normally we're up to about 82 degrees as we head over to campbell, we're going to meet those temperatures during the middle of the day as our trend continues to go up, the seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen as we make week

other counties, salons and barber shops can resume, but only outdoors. salon owner says the team in oak land only had one week from the day they learninged they were able to open outdoors to the moment of the first cut. they had to secure an empty lot behind their studio. they had to notify clients they were opening in a new capacity. while the business owner wishes they were opening indoors, she may never recoup 5 1/2 months of revenue, she's excited to be back doing what she loves. >> we get to stay open, because a lot of businesses have closed. and so it's a scary situation for business owners. not enough attention. not enough support. >> the salon and barber shops aren't the only ones easing restrictions. malls are able to reopen at 25% capacity. in oakland, sierra johnson for nbc bay area news about. >> the first public hearing in court battle. this is over reopening california schools. the governor wants to keep schools mostly online. the issue, if governor newsom exceeded his authority in making the order. >>> the white house confirms the presiden

>>a little elbow grease and a lot of faith have gotten barber fill our party through the last several months empty chairs in his south san francisco shop along with others across san mateo county will hopefully be no more come monday most important we're just looking to open its tail and so we can be able to pull fire. a feel-good cuts does not have the space to serve customers outside so inside expect changes a mask must be worn chairs or 6 feet apart and hand sanitizer will be readily available allen party is happy to reopen, but hurts for those across the industry still struggling we just really want to get back in you know doing things that we love a big part of. >>wind is a big part of our lives. >>show me we're the public for a shun of the virus is spread. beauty salons and hair salons our health officer says it does not. >>our potty and other barbers and beauty workers have an advocate in san mateo county supervisor david canepa the county falls under the state's new purple tier meaning widespread transmission of covid-19 is still evident as of sunday there's been more than 8,0

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soon he became the barber for the lakers and now he's an official nba barber for the summer living hisream. >> don't led nobody tell you can't. >> that is cool. salinas made the cut to stay on another month when the playoffs began. >> not the positions we think of when we think of basketball but an important one. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," a stalemate in washington over that coronavirus relief bill as millions of americans are financially drained by the pandemic. >>> plus, an east bay school board getting an earful when it comes to officers in their schools. what they just approved despite numerous protests from students. >>> right now at 5:00, young people outraged after a contra costa county school board moves forward with a plan to bring police officers to school campuses. next in a live report why opponents believe their concerns were ignored. >>> plus, all new overnight, a bay area school leader suddenly announces plans to step down days before schools reopen. why it will likely be months before a replacement is named. >>> and keeping up with music to help keep up in the

and became a barber for the lakers.an official nba barber for the summer. >> they will call me whenever they're in the bay area. >> he's working 13-hour days six days a week and loving it. just one of two at the hotel where a group of teams are staying, barbering for players like troy brown jr. of the wizards. >> get more into the industry as far as actors, artists. >> he can't talk about specific players yet but he just made the cut to stay on at least another month when playoffs begin and like the players in his chair, his goal is to go all the way. >> whatever it is. >>> san jose got a new group of firefighters yesterday. the city honored a new academy of 20 firefighters during a graduation ceremony. the new recruits sat six feet apart as they heard from city leaders including the mayor. it was streamed live on youtube for family and friends. the firefighters just completed nearly five months of training. congratulations and thanks in advance for your work. >>> time now for our clear the sheltering sheme ing shsegmen

so like you mentioned, barber shops hair salons nail salons even swimming pools even as cool as it is outside wine tastings but that's by appointment. also non medical massages libraries can offer curbside pickup for you and lacks enough services you can also go and do that today. so right now i'm joined by doctor chynn he's an optometrist right now and he's here on park street, not touch and even here for 25 plus years and for you you actually had to close your door for about 2 months today, the businesses here right to left are going to be opening up today, what are your thoughts. >>i think it's really good idea i know that a lot of small business here on park street and even now needed and i think the great for the community. i may be great for business to be great for the city. i believe there actually is a safe way of doing it. to keep a balance between by keeping businesses open as well as keeping everybody safe. >>for you doctor kind of what has been the most difficult thing about this time for you and a lot of your neighbors right to the right or left of the year. >>like i'm n

for us there in minsk we are getting some reaction from the kremlin on that unrest in belarus and a barber is live for us in london a team on salacious from the russians. for the russians seem to be pushing back against any. calls for them to intervene in the situation in minsk and in the of election aftermath the kremlin on wednesday is put out a statement saying that there is no need for russia to help belarus and sergei lavrov the foreign minister as you were saying also said there's no need for outside mediation now you heard what line a taken off. the e.u. foreign policy chief talking about the lack of legitimacy of. a well certainly the russians believe that look at is the legitimate president of belarus even though sergei lavrov said that the year actions could have been run in a better way how this follows on tuesday phone calls so the president vladimir putin by the likes of anger merkel of germany and france is president mccaw and he has he warned both of them not to interfere in belarus is internal affairs right now e.u. leaders are meeting virtually they're expected to come up

. >>> and east bay barber has been thinking outside the box or outside his trunk. >> the barber shop was closed months ago and he is cutting hair in his parking lot. all of his tools are in his trunk. he is able to help wherever he goes and even officers have been by for a little hair trim. >> he was here. i said it is $30. he said give me 30 minutes. >> i got tired of having here just as long as my wife. >> they charge $30 for fresh cuts and let's clients know ahead of time where he will be parked so they can show up and get that haircut. >>> cracking down on pandemic parties. the creative tactic one california mayor is using to stop the celebrations. >>> once again at the city of san francisco, we're looking from our treasure island camera. (upbeat music) - [narrator] food delivery just got more rewarding, now that grubhub gives you rewards when you order. did you order tacos? again? boom, rewarded. (chewing) (dog barks) ordering dinner for the family? voila, rewarded, with a side of quiet. (baby mumbling) grubhub rewards you. get a free delivery perk when you order. - [group] grub

in the bay area. >>> one alameda county barber has found a creative way to get around the rules that forced him to close up shop during the pandemic. >> we look at how he is styling clients wherever he goes. orodo be getting the job done. he has cut hair for 10 years and his barbershop is been closed for months. now he is doing a booming business in this emeryville parking lot. >> my phone started ringing and the clients are looking for haircuts. i was like the shop is closed, i can do mobile services for the time being. >> reporter: doing outdoor mobile cuts have caught the attention of mold multiple folks who have passed by, including this woman. he charges $30, plus whatever tip you one. he says yes, the cops have been by. >> one officer came by and stopped. he goes how much for a tapering and align? i said bald or shadow he said 30 bucks give me 30 minutes. >> it's been a while, about four and half months ago. i tried myself but stopped halfway through. >> i got tired of having here as long as my wife. >> reporter: to learn where he is set up on any given day, he is a social medi

with that, we turn to correspondent allison barber, live from miami. dade county one of five counties in select battleground states that we're tracking this election report and allison, you're in such an interesting place politically. >> reporter: yeah, brian, and we spent the last 15 hours or so trying to talk to as many as voters we can in this area. we spoke to a life long republican who voted for president trump last election cycle and voting to biden and one who voted for president trump last election and voting for trump again. here's what they told us. >> it balances out the ticket. i mean, she's a definitely sharp, sharp legislation lay or the, she's done a good job in the senate, she was tough on crime as attorney general for california and she's young, she's energetic, she's smart. >> in this case, it's pretty important. you have to acknowledge that joe biden is 77 years old and so if he finishes this term, if he's elect td he'll be 81 or 82. so in this case, i think it's pretty important choice. >> aside from obviously being female and being

. >> move outside or shut down by midnight, that's the message to barber shops, hair salons and gyms in san mateo county. san mateo has joined every other bay area county on the state's coronavirus watch list. tomorrow will mark its third straight day on the list. we told you earlier this week that was expected to be the case. as scott budman shows us many spots spent the day wrapping things up even as they disagreed with the state's decision with those restrictions. >> reporter: they're fighting mad at the evolve fighting center. san mateo county wasn't able to beat back the pandemic fast enough so it's the latest county to mandate gyms, their salons, barbers and malls operate outside only. >> it's a little demoralizing. >> reporter: evolve does all its training indoors and says the new directive will kill its business model. >> you take away our well-being and now you're taking away a way to provide

. >> reporter: with the santa clara county in the purple tier, hair salons, barber shops, and indoor malls are allowed to reopen with modifications, but kerry says county leaders waited hours after the governor's announcement to tell business owners if they could reopen. >> it was an emotional roller coaster, i think a good way of holding a meeting is to get everybody involved in the meeting who is going to have to deliver some information later. >> reporter: despite the hope for some sectors, others including gyms and fitness studios must remain closed. >> i think the tier system is an improvement. >> reporter: ashley says there is more clarity on how and when to reopen a county, but a broad brush has been painted over the fitness industry. >> there are still questions of which sectors get to open first and is that exactly fair, there are big gyms, personal training, being treated all the same, that is kind of frustrating. >> reporter: for now, carrie will prepare to reopen and hope the county doesn't take another step backward. >> you have to hold back a little bit of yourself so y

women like emily barber. she sent a petition to congress. she was a teacher. she argued that as a woman, she has to pay equal taxes with men, but as a non-voter has no voice in how those tax dollars are spent. she further states that with acknowledged superior capabilities for teaching and governing schools, she has been obliged to teach for one third of the wages of a male teacher in the same school. i just love to point out that this petition was sent to congress in 1879. so, 140 years ago this year, women were already arguing they needed the vote to press for equal wages. of course, as a wage earning woman, women like emily barber, from their working experience, it was really clear how vulnerable women were without the vote. one of the other ways a lot of women came to ultimately fight for their right to vote was through engagement on other reform issues. lots of women were engaged in the antislavery movement, the temperance movement, as well as the consumption of alcohol, as well as other educational, public health, and social reforms. one of the most impo

women, like emily barber, she sent this petition to congress. she was a teacher and so she argues that as a woman she had to pay equal taxes with men but as a non voter of course has no voice in how she -- how those tax dollars are spent. what she further states that with acknowledge superior capabilities for teaching and governing schools, she has been applied to teach for longer wages according to a male teacher in the same school. i just love to point out that this petition was sent to congress in 1879. so 140 years ago, this year, women were already arguing that they needed the vote to press for equal wages. of course as a wagering woman, women like emily barber, from their working experience, it was really clear how formidable women were without the vote. one of the other ways women come to ultimately fight for the right to vote was to engagement on other reform issues. lots of women were engaged in the anti slavery movements, temperance movements, as well as the consumption of alcohol as well as other educational public health and social r

women like emily barber. she sent this petition to congress. she was a teacher. so she argues that as a wagering women she has to pay equal taxes with men but as a nonvoter, of course, has no voice, excuse me, in how those tax dollars are spent. she goes -- she further states that with acknowledged superior capabilities for teaching and governing schools she's been obliged to teach for one-third of the wages accorded to a male teacher in the same school. i just love to point out that this petition was sent to congress in 1879. so 140 years ago this year, women were already arguing that they needed the vote to press for equal wages. of course, as a wage-earning woman, women like emily barber from their working experience, it was really clear how vulnerable women were without the vote. one of the other ways that a lot of women came to ultimately fight for their right to vote was through engagement in other reform issues. lots of women were engaged in the anti-slavery movement and the temperance movement to limit the sale as well as the consumption of alcohol. as we

. >> san francisco is two days away from giving hair and nail salons, barber shops, and other personal care services the green light to operate. it will not be business as usual. we spoke with business owners getting a little creative to move their services outside. >> reporter: set for cisco falls under the state's red or second strictest tier for reopening. the city is allowing some businesses to reopen this week. many owners are finding ways to adapt. briand, who owns eight is salon in union square, has been closed since the pandemic bega allowed personal services to restart outdoors on tuesday . >> my colleague and i have decided to start a completely different business. we are taking haircuts outdoors. we are coming to your home, or your outdoor space. it is a mobile haircutting business. >> reporter: in addition to hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, and massage polars can operate outdoors. employees and customers will be required to wear masks. >> i'm looking forward to getting my haircut. it has been awhile. it is getting out of control. as soon as they open i will be first

hair salons, barber shops being able to take the business from outdoors to indoors.'ll have what will be opening in your county. >>> plus firefighters gaining ground on the historic lightning complex fires in the bay area. one group says the damage may affect life far into the future. >>> and a toddler tangled up in a kite. how this little ♪ if i could, baby i'd ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> i think that there is a lot of excitement for us to feel a little normal again. >> and a new roadmap reopening. but two counties are saying not so fast. >>> and i'd appreciate that either the president support us or he stay the hell out of the way. >> a weekend of protests from portla.c.o oakla jacob blake as president trump is set to touchdown in kenosha tomorrow. >>> and celebrate being ting th known as the "black panther." see how the bay area is remembering the legacy of chadwick boseman. ♪ >>> lady gaga going viral for his vma performance, also what she was

bishop barber is the cochairman and author of we're called to be a movement. joins me now. want to start, we have a lot of concern by people like jim jordan who might want to stay away from the whole football issue, had issues as assistant wrestling coach at ohio state but he's saying we need football. football is a priority. ben sasse wrote entire letter about it. struck me as i read the tweets and saw the letter from it ben sasse that people who play football on scholarship generally come from families with no money, without the scholarship, can't go to college. there's big push for them to get out and run and jump for entertainment of rich people and meanwhile families can't afford food. i don't know if it struck you that way but that's how it struck me. >> it struck me that's the way mentally people feel about the poor. roots in racism. talk about give people money, they're going to be lazy. that's what slave masters and racists said about black people. but here's the ugly, damnable thing that americans are learning, racists are liars but also learning that racists are

i didn't tell you the story dock that i was writing the book reverend barber, talk to reverend barber. he decided not to buy the book and give money to the poor people's campaign. reverend barber says we need this book. we need you to write it and a few weeks later i get this package in the mail and reverend barber sends me -- and then there were these moments. he wrote the first biography of jimmy and they are all of these amazing quotes in a biography and i've remember saying i wish i could find the archive of these quotations and my writing partner was what you call him? the end of course she sent me all these telephone numbers so i called the first number and lo and behold he's alive. i go to the apartment in new york and i meet her needs and denise gave me the transcripts and it wasn't like five or 10 pages. it was 100 pages of transcription of the interviews. baldwin's description of witness that isn't in the passage i found. it was a moment when i wanted to visit his grave at the end and carol feinstein. they have a beautiful son together daniel baldwin. carol drives me to the

>>a little elbow grease and a lot of faith have gotten barber fill our party through the last several months empty chairs in his south san francisco shop along with others across san mateo county will hopefully be no more come monday most important we're just looking to open its tail and so we can be able to pull fire. a feel-good cuts does not have the space to serve customers outside so inside expect changes a mask must be worn chairs or 6 feet apart and hand sanitizer will be readily available allen party is happy to reopen, but hurts for those across the industry still struggling we just really want to get back in you know doing things that we love a big part of. >>wind is a big part of our lives show me we're the public for a shun of the virus has spread. beauty salons and hair salons our health officer says it does not. >>our potty and other barbers and beauty workers have an advocate in san mateo county supervisor david canepa the county falls under the state's new purple tier meaning widespread transmission of covid-19 is still evident as of sunday there's been more than 8,000

today, more businesses are going to be allowed to reopen in the east bay that includes hair salons barber shops wine tastings all allowed to resume outdoors. >>in alameda county course a big day for business owners in the east bay and kron four's reyna harvey. all the details. hi rhonda good morning. >>business owners they are saying at last we can finally opened our doors like the barbershop behind me and some other shops on the street is well but they have some concerns and not having to open up and provide services outdoors the first we're going to show you who are walking open today, so we know barber shops hair salons as well as wine tasting but that's with appointment only also swimming pools waxing services skincare non medical massages and libraries can also offer curbside pickup now again this is another happy because they get a chance to provide for their employees that work there and can bring in some extra money but working outside presents its own set of challenges you can offer every service as well as being outside and all the elements we have several fires burning across t

what it means for san francisco is that in addition to hair salons, barber shops, nail salons and massage parlors are all going to be able to operate outdoors. employees and customers are required to wear a mask so. >> i'm excited about it. i feel like as long as people are outdoors with masks on i feel fairly comfortable. my sister cut my hair the last time so i'm looking forward to having a professional do it. >> reporter: so it is all preparations today as they get ready to move outdoors. officially to open their -- not their doors but their sidewalks tomorrow. then on september 9, which is next wednesday, gyms will be able to open outdoors in san francisco. reporting live, emily turner, kpix 5. check for a list of what has reopened in your county and across the bay area, head to our website, kpix.com. >>> a new major milestone in the coronavirus pandemic. globally, the number of confirmed cases has topped 25 million. here in the u.s., that number now nearing 6 million. now the oakland a's are in isolation after confirming a case of covid-19. the a's were supposed to finish their serie

i will ask tiki barber.hour. >>> the nfl will not allow live performances of the national anthem before games this year. they say because of the virus. it is a veiled political move? brian kilmeade will answer the question later this hour. >>> hunter biden finances raising eyebrows all over again. according to one report he paid off half million dollars worth of taxes in just six days. we have the journalist who broke the story coming up. ♪ i had saved up some money and then found the home of my dreams. but my home of my dreams needed some work sofi was the first lender that even offered a personal loan. i didn't even know that was an option. the personal loan let us renovate our single family house into a multi-unit home. and i get to live in this beautiful house with this beautiful kitchen and it's all thanks to sofi. they've really stood the test of time. much like these majestic rocky mountains. which must be named after the... that would be rocky the flying squirrel, mr. gecko sir. obviously! ahh come o

more and more of that to come into the afternoon and livermore alre >>it's 9 4000's of salon and barber shops across california are vowing to reopen on august 17th the with or without permission from the state. jessica mensch with our sister station ktxl in sacramento has the story. cutting hair outside just won't cut it for salon dumpy would lodi only grass and dry air packs outdoors and the majority of our clientele i would say 95% are alert. >>if we can to color. it's one of the reasons why hairstylist and owner wendy diaz is joining a new movement called open safe california the group of hair stylists and barbers connect over facebook and instagram with more than 3,000 members vowing to start serving clients in doors again on august 17th. >>it's a move that would go against the governor's orders in counties that are on the state's covid-19 monitoring west. >>we're probably the cleanest business in california and we have been targeted. for months now. we have no explanation of why. we're just hoping she acknowledges the dangers of covid-19 but says her business will do everything in

sit in their favorite barbers chair. hug our grand children again. we can make that happen. we still have time to turn this around. if we want those things we can't take chances and hope this virus is not as infectious as the data and facts tell us it is. everyone needs to behave as though each of us has covid 19. think about that. we know half as many doap don'te symptoms at some period. be careful. every time you wear a mask, socially distance. wash your hands. avoid gatherings. you're moving closer to the day we can live more like we did before march. everyday you take a risk you move us farther away from that day. we can prove testimon works aga. covering our faces may be the most important. on friday san francisco updated the orders. everyone over the age of ten should wear a face covering. if you're alone in a space that people might use later, cover your face. if you're handling food for other face, cover your face. basically, cover your face. if you're passing someone on the sidewalk, your face must be covered. other things we must do. washing our hand hands, staying

>>a little elbow grease and a lot of faith have gotten barber fill our party through the last several months empty chairs in his south san francisco shop along with others across san mateo county will hopefully be no more come monday most important we're just looking to open its tail and so we can be able to pull fire. a feel-good cuts does not have the space to serve customers outside so inside expect changes a mask must be worn chairs or 6 feet apart and hand sanitizer will be readily available allen party is happy to reopen, but hurts for those across the industry still struggling we just really want to get back in you know doing things that we love a big part of. >>wind is a big part of our lives. >>show me we're the public for a shun of the virus has spread. beauty salons and hair salons our health officer says it does not. >>our potty and other barbers and beauty workers have an advocate in san mateo county supervisor david canepa the county falls under the state's new purple tier meaning widespread transmission of covid-19 is still evident as of sunday there's been more than 8,

hair salons and barber shops must operate outdoors. in alameda, indoor malls can reopen if they limit how many customers inside. under these new guidelines for all counties, essential retailers like grocery stores and pharmacies can only have 50% capacity of customers in their stores. all other retailers must limit their capacity to 25%. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> stanford university is going to great measures to avoid the spread of covid-19 on campus. officials say the school will start to turn away any community members trying to access the campus. the school says it's working to minimize interactions between nonessential students and staff. they'll be required to display stanford identification cards. >>> chico state is canceling all in-person classes for the rest of the semester due to a rapid rise in the number of covid-19 cases. school officials say there have been nearly 30 new cases connected to the campus. they say the positive tests affect both classrooms and a majority of the on-campus housing facilities with more pe

makes sure the tablet is fully charged up our home has no electricity and so she walks by barber shop one of the few places nearby where she can recharge the gadgets. the mother i always charge the tablet because i know i'm shaping my daughter's future she's doing great. through the project in a long way more than 500 children i joined the lessons while at home. before these tablets were given to us i was just playing around the forgot about classes but now i'm back to school learning the. site. for the project in the long way say's. to fight to the virus. to hope to prepare be afraid of the no one thing and then proceed to prep the people. in the home and if they didn't give that would be when they came for there's not much moving out on. to keep up with the. encouraged to use their least a foot in many each day in the long term the minister of education wants to have up to $5000000.00 children across the country. and the lending we have been able to do in haste these gains in using these gadgets and we hope that. we're coming in we. pleased. with the government we should be able to

>>a little elbow grease and a lot of faith have gotten barber fill our party through the last several months empty chairs in his south san francisco shop along with others across san mateo county will hopefully be no more come monday most important we're just looking to open its tail and so we can be able to provide. a feel-good cuts does not have the space to serve customers outside so inside expect changes a mask must be worn chairs or 6 feet apart and hand sanitizer will be readily available allen party is happy to reopen, but hurts for those across the industry still struggling we just really want to get back in you know doing things that we love to be part of. >>wind is a big part of our lives show me we're the publisher of a son of the virus is spread. beauty salons and hair salons our health officer says it does not. >>our potty and other barbers and beauty workers have an advocate in san mateo county supervisor david canepa the county falls under the state's new purple tier meaning widespread transmission of covid-19 is still evident as of sunday there's been more than 8,000 c

sit in their favorite barbers chair. hug our grand children again. we can make that happen. we still have time to turn this around. if we want those things we can't take chances and hope this virus is not as infectious as the data and facts tell us it is. everyone needs to behave as though each of us has covid 19. think about that. we know half as many doap don'te symptoms at some period. be careful. every time you wear a mask, socially distance. wash your hands. avoid gatherings. you're moving closer to the day we can live more like we did before march. everyday you take a risk you move us farther away from that day. we can prove testimon works aga. covering our faces may be the most important. on friday san francisco updated the orders. everyone over the age of ten should wear a face covering. if you're alone in a space that people might use later, cover your face. if you're handling food for other face, cover your face. basically, cover your face. if you're passing someone on the sidewalk, your face must be covered. other things we must do. washing our hand hands, staying

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our correspondent nick connelly in minsk and barber of angel in brussels to both of you thank you here in berlin one man faces attempted murder charges after a series of car crashes 6 people were injured 3 of them seriously when the alleged attacker drove into several vehicles on a busy highway prosecutors say they are treating the incident as a suspected islamist extremist attack. the wreckage from tuesday's crashes was still being cleared on wednesday morning a series of collisions left 6 people injured 3 of them seriously police arrested the driver of this mangled black vehicle a 30 year old iraqi asylum seeker with temporary permission to remain in germany they believe he deliberately rammed 2 motorcycles and the car on the busy a 100 motorway running through berlin after getting out of his car witnesses say he shouted bar and placed a metal box on the roof of his vehicle telling people nobody come closer or you will die police later found the box contained only tools investigators are exploring the possibility it was an islamist motivated attack. part from the radical religious or

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looked through the rubble and found the wall clock from his father's barber shop it's now in the her piece museum a gift ban hamas contribution against forgetting. well for more let's cross now to tokyo based journalist alley irani today a ceremony marking 75 years since the u.s. atomic bombing of hiroshima took place what can you tell us about it cation. thank you for having me yes today we have 75th anniversary of the atomic bomb that was dropped on hiroshima today a ceremony was held scaled down significantly there are social distancing in their chairs and their general was not that means it was not allowed to enter our life years the year exactly our. 8 am we did the exact moments where and so if you 5 years ago moments of silence was observed in remembrance of the obvious comment on. this ceremony has never been cancelled since dear center of power was built in 1952 and today the list are over 324000 names of the victims were put in the center of. this list is our worst day to each year and then there was the mayor of hiroshima speech and he urged of all to unite against common

nail salons, barber shop, hair salons and i know a lot of people are looking forward to a dip in the pool. so great activities that we can start >> and today the city council is going to be discussing the purchase of a dorm building, but there is also i know a larger evident to try and get? grant money so that there will be more purchases coming bay the end of the year. >> absolutely. we're thrilled that the california college of arts has accepted the city of oakland's bid to buy what used to be a dormitory with a little more than 60 units. if the city council approves that purchase in a special meeting that has been called today, this building will be used on its first residential floor as a family 4e8 ter. a shelter. and the second and third flooring will be permanent housing for seniors. this is a great project close to the b.a.r.t. station and i'm thrilled that this is going to be a beautiful home for our most vulnerable. >> and you talked about supporting small businesses and local businesses. and i know tonight is friday night street fest in chinatown. buck that that a talk abo

. >>> >>> in alameda county barber has found a unique way to get around the rules that forced him closerthe pandemic. don ford shows how he sting cli goes. >> it is a bit unorthodox, but it appears to be getting the job done. this barbara is cut here for 10 years and his barbershop has been closed for months now he is doing a booming business is it was like okay, the shop is closed but i can do mobile services. >> he says doing outdoor mobile cuts has called the attention of lots of boats as they pass by including this woman. he charges $30 and whatever tip you won't. he says yes, the cops have been . nd it was the first day here and he stopped and said how much for a taper? >> he says it has been a while. >> about ur and half months myabout twlf through. >> i came here because i got tired of having hair, just as long as my wife's. >> to learn where he is set up, uses social media. >> i just took a chance because right now it is hard to come by a barber. >> so far, he says, he has not had any unhappy customers. >> it went fantastic. it did. >>> for those of you who will be outside, it is

with me from mississippi, is nbc news correspondent ellison barber. what's happening down there? >> hey, katy. so the governor is now requiring all staff and students at school to wear face masks, but beyond that, he's letting the majority of school districts make their own decisions as it relates to reopening plans. he did delay the start date for some schools, grades 7 to 12 in eight counties with some of the highest numbers of cases. beyond that, the other school districts are making their own plans. and their own decisions on when they start. where we are now, they were going to start school here on monday. last night, school officials decided to delay that start date by a week to august 17th. initially, what they were planning to do in terms of reopening in this county is give parents two options. they can pick what they called enhanced traditional learning. that's the in-person, in-classroom type setting or online virtual learning. now, they say when they do reopen on august 17th, they're going to start the enhanced traditional style in classroom learning as a hybrid model,

as well as beauty salons and tattoo parlours and barbers offering close contact service and treatmentdis and stick approach, there's no question and on one hand —— carrot and stick. let's get the economy going, wealth against health and solar going to double the maximum fine if you're not wearing a mask, £3200. i must admit if you had someone see mask, £3200. i must admit if you had someone see put the mask on or you will face a £3200 fine, most people will face a £3200 fine, most people will put a mask on. having travelled around london it does affect behaviour, no question. it's meant to stop you infecting somebody else, that's the idea and that's the justification of it. i've heard anecdotally that within a hairdressing salon if you wear ppe it does not spread but when people go home to a confined space that's with spreads so the focus is on households. 0k, we only have a couple of minutes so i will move on move on quickly to the front page of the new york times. the campaign for trump quickly hits insult mode. talking about how nasty the campaign hit has become. how ugly things wi

and soon after became a barber for the lakers. he's an nba barber for the summer living his dream. >> whatever it is, don't let anybody tell you you can't. >> i love that. he made the cut to stay on at least another month when the playoffs begin. he started cutting hair at 15. talk about finding your passion. >> sometimes people just know what they want to do. at 15 i cut my brother's hair and it did not go that well, a couple days before school started. please don't tell mom. the poor child looked like he had mange. i'm glad his passion paid off. >> i'm glad you found your calling. >> i haven't lived that one down. california's covid-19 death toll while we were sleeping it surpassed 10,000 cases. the push to keep cases down as we head into another summer weekend and the traffic blitz leaving bay area businesses and counties in limbo. >>> right now at 6:30 the markets are open. better than expected july reports that says the economy added 1.8 million jobs. unemployment down from 11% in june. down about 100 points so far. "today in