so the bill graham voting center will open on october 5th at 8:00 a.m. and be open daily except for the weekends, the first two weekends -- first three weekends, from 8:00 to 5:00 and opening from 10:00 to four before the election. now, the entire time the center is open, it will have ballot drop-off service and so, if people have voted their ballot and just want to drop it off and get it to us, we'll set us stations at bill graham so people don't have to get in line or congregate in number to drop off their ballot. and so, in compliance with public health guidance, they will adopt protocols at the voting center. the department will set up ballot issuing stations and voting boths to facilitate social distancing and sanitize voting supplies, equipment and high-touch surfaces. voters will be offered face coverings, hand sanitizer and gloves and are offering this service provided in multi-lingual notices at the voting center. and as i noted, to minimize congestion, there will, two ballot controversy-of drop-off . starting october 31st, the department willin

the agency who do not see anything wrong with it that i'm paying the corruption here painting in bill graham as a same y.b. is very very bad these when you have members who have been see lead to us who cannot even speak for the poor people who have lost their money who didn't even carry. the 2 politicians accused of wrongdoing have ignored our requests for interviews. but they still have supporters they were just going to go into you know whatever. they're in there but they do. people who had just been arrested and good to be jailed without try and without anything so because of the scene is clear it's ace everyone's nothing to do with him being. rich i would do and treasure at their i'm back and not understand why 2 years after the scandal there's still no conviction and whether to accuse politicians were reinstated in the party. we. know what government to. see. that we know. we don't know because people just think we were this far and. to say to. a community you know. we don't know what's going on in the leadership will be. the equivalent of 5000 euros was paid to the savings as compensat

single but that the same time he accepts edible grant and we know that is a gun to be where mr bill graham has more than $50000.00 the future of poland in jail and there were no sanctions against durkee so i see that the european union is that i ain't too involved with self what we've been in the case of. and they have to write in more or less who lack of a big guy and of the so core. or answer it will russian this is something unacceptable because of the problems of the middle of the sure the my their membership and people themselves this should not accept to any of the free have him served for a lot broader and they sued to close in 3 or. reforms soon within their own state there and then expect the here not the rights but we see a sanctions that the european union is that i now believe that they could give us the bill or rush out and i believe that they would not support to put it on the sanctions against percivale's but they might to take sanctions against the of the state of bitterness itself i meant go for it on sanctions and in that aspect it's an interesting one notices ned it boil

happened the 1st is that but there was obviously a better education institutions because i love bill graham spared are implemented in government schools and in on the largest. cause. just window a lot don't have so why are there some organization is shifted our approach there are no physical implementation. so when you're talking about what you want in the going to be the whole of course are. the or smart one second then. over your living classes are the kinds of things so who are needed or pinzon was. more need than anybody of the solutions because we knew that in the communities where young go in and this is actually the case across the board that people don't have access to smartphones and so who are implemented by the boss who is using voice vs god's advocates and this is. a solution to children it's sure a war and you have got and yet is that our dependence on something that is because or that the company is in that it's a good infrastructure is eat and most of them at least for us much so the idea was basically the could never be is the physical more the flooding but then we didn't wa

bill graham, i need to get heileman on her and do a segment on bill graham. still ahead on "morning joe" our next guest says don't believe the story that president trump will tell at the convention. steve ratner joins us with the latest on economic recover that isn't. >>> first let's go to bill char karins he has news on two storms developing. good news on one of them. this was the going to be the first time since the 18 on -- 1800s. you had two storms but things are breaking up a bit? >> yes. finally good news in 2020, marco is getting sheered apart not a big event for louisiana or florida. we'll have isolated problems with storm surge, i don't expect power outages. a couple weak decoupled storms. that turns focus to laura. laura is just south of cuba still 65 miles an hour winds and has a chance to become a powerful storm tuesday and wednesday. right now the hurricane center thinks it's can be 105 mile an hour. right now it's going along the beaumont port arthur area. our european model strengthens the storm during the day tomorrow and takes it into the tex

on september 1st the bill graham civic auditorium, city hall, chase center and several others will take part in an effort to raise awareness about the plight of the entertainment industry. concert promoter another planet says entertainers, musicians and all the people who put on concerts, ballet, symphony and all the performing arts have been hurting. >> we've been severely impacted by the pandemic. when our industry shutdown it was one of the first things to go. gathering large groups of people together, and it will certainly be one of the last things to return. >> they're calling it a hashtag red alert restart, and they're asking people to post on social media and write to their congressional leaders. >> 59 silicon valley leaders, many of them ceos took a paige out of our building a better bay area initiative. they created a seven page action plan called building a better normal after the pandemic. abc 7 reporter david louie explains how some of the issues are nagging ones that predate the pandemic but there seems to be a new sense of commitment to solve them to rebuild the economy. >

agre congregating iny hall, we'll move the inperson voting to an outdoor operation in front of bill graham auditorium. it's something that we're still in the process of planning for. when we thought about the reduction of the criteria we applied was to not have any impact on voter turnout observation or poll worker engagement and if they disrupt election voted for vulnerable voters. and we also considered any negative impact on voting system security and we also considered if there was any impacts on our ability to issue results in timely manner for the election. then, regarding our advancing racial equity in protecting vulnerable residents, this election has been for many elections will partner with local organizations and city department who's serve members of vulnerable and hard to reach populations including seniors and voters with disabilities, members of the city's language minority groups, voters who are experiencing homelessness, and residents of neighborhoods with turnout below the city average. and these partnerships included the sheriff department and legal services unit. that u

and in our conference room at 90 van ness into a fully functioning interactive dispatch center at bill graham. we have multiple people 24 hours a day running a, basically a transportation service and part of that service is we do the inter facility transports from the shelters to the hospitals. we do street to shelters, greet to hospitals and we also support the 9-1-1 system. we provide support to the public-health services field testing unit on top of that and we have partnered with a lot of different people the public-health nurse and nor cal ambulance and amr ambulance and they've been very, very beneficial and the success of this program as you can see our volume is has up and down and they've been steady and increasing and the need and transportations and we have about 15 paratransit bands on a daily basis and five ambulances for supporting ambulances and they're there basically from 7:00 in the morning until running those calls and we have another based out of there which is the program which dr. brown will talk about in a few minutes and it's a very robust program and it's been very su

florida state officials billing 17-year-old graham ivan clark from tampa as the master mind, allegedly working with a 19-year-old from the uk known as chawon and a 22-year-old floridian called rolex. >> i want to say to would be offenders, break the law, and we will find you. >> reporter: all three suspects charged in stealing access to the accounts of former president barack obama, former vice president joe biden, jeff bezos, elon musk and bill gates promising to double their money, scamming them out of over $100,000 twitter says the scam targeted a small number of employees by phone, enabling hackers to access celebrity accounts and direct messages, clark will be charged as an adult facing 30 state felonies twitter today saying we appreciate the swift actions of law enforcement, and will continue to cooperate. >> increasingly we rely on platforms like twitter to receive news and other information that is important to our lives. the twitter vip hack undermines public confidence in those information platforms. >> reporter: and with the presidential election less than 100 days away vote

and in our conference room at 90 van ness into a fully functioning interactive dispatch center at bill graham. we have multiple people 24 hours a day running a, basically a transportation service and part of that service is we do the inter facility transports from the shelters to the hospitals. we do street to shelters, greet to hospitals and we also support the 9-1-1 system. we provide support to the public-health services field testing unit on top of that and we have partnered with a lot of different people the public-health nurse and nor cal ambulance and amr ambulance and they've been very, very beneficial and the success of this program as you can see our volume is has up and down and they've been steady and increasing and the need and transportations and we have about 15 paratransit bands on a daily basis and five ambulances for supporting ambulances and they're there basically from 7:00 in the morning until running those calls and we have another based out of there which is the program which dr. brown will talk about in a few minutes and it's a very robust program and it's been very su

as you know, we looked at bill graham and always something about why we cannot. we approached the inciden interh council and the churches are too small and have programming. it sounds like i'm making excuses after excuses. i'm as frustrated as you and they keep doing exhaustive searches, looking at port property. >> othat's why we have the rv's in supervisor walton's district. >> if it will help, i can provide you with a list of every site we have looked at and the reason it didn't work out and it's literally over 100. >> yes, supervisor preston, i see you anxiously awaiting to speak. go ahead. >> the response on that topic as well as a couple of other questions, but i don't want to interrupt. i know you were mid-flow on this issue, which i agree with you, i don't want to interrupt your line of questioning on this. >> i just want to say -- so we have the north court of city hall. i mean, i'm saw, no one is even there at city hall now. >> what are you trying to accomplish. >> like for surge, we have the fine arts set aside for surge. and then we also have the hall

as you know, we looked at bill graham and always something about why we cannot. we approached the inciden interh council and the churches are too small and have programming. it sounds like i'm making excuses after excuses. i'm as frustrated as you and they keep doing exhaustive searches, looking at port property. >> othat's why we have the rv's in supervisor walton's district. >> if it will help, i can provide you with a list of every site we have looked at and the reason it didn't work out and it's literally over 100. >> yes, supervisor preston, i see you anxiously awaiting to speak. go ahead. >> the response on that topic as well as a couple of other questions, but i don't want to interrupt. i know you were mid-flow on this issue, which i agree with you, i don't want to interrupt your line of questioning on this. >> i just want to say -- so we have the north court of city hall. i mean, i'm saw, no one is even there at city hall now. >> what are you trying to accomplish. >> like for surge, we have the fine arts set aside for surge. and then we also have the hall

and in our conference room at 90 van ness into a fully functioning interactive dispatch center at bill graham. we have multiple people 24 hours a day running a, basically a transportation service and part of that service is we do the inter facility transports from the shelters to the hospitals. we do street to shelters, greet to hospitals and we also support the 9-1-1 system. we provide support to the public-health services field testing unit on top of that and we have partnered with a lot of different people the public-health nurse and nor cal ambulance and amr ambulance and they've been very, very beneficial and the success of this program as you can see our volume is has up and down and they've been steady and increasing and the need and transportations and we have about 15 paratransit bands on a daily basis and five ambulances for supporting ambulances and they're there basically from 7:00 in the morning until running those calls and we have another based out of there which is the program which dr. brown will talk about in a few minutes and it's a very robust program and it's been very su

and in our conference room at 90 van ness into a fully functioning interactive dispatch center at bill graham. we have multiple people 24 hours a day running a, basically a transportation service and part of that service is we do the inter facility transports from the shelters to the hospitals. we do street to shelters, greet to hospitals and we also support the 9-1-1 system. we provide support to the public-health services field testing unit on top of that and we have partnered with a lot of different people the public-health nurse and nor cal ambulance and amr ambulance and they've been very, very beneficial and the success of this program as you can see our volume is has up and down and they've been steady and increasing and the need and transportations and we have about 15 paratransit bands on a daily basis and five ambulances for supporting ambulances and they're there basically from 7:00 in the morning until running those calls and we have another based out of there which is the program which dr. brown will talk about in a few minutes and it's a very robust program and it's been very su

. >> bill: thank you, garrett. we'll bring in graham to talk more about this. former president of chicago's police union, kevin, welcome back here, good to see you this afternoon. what stuns me about this story is that police say within 15 minutes that mag 95 sept mile had been raided n. 15 minutes time, you can communicate on social media and get a gathering that large and significant to outrun the police. what happened, kevin? >> first of all, social media ran the day. by the way, i'm only speaking for the crime commission, i don't speak for the union anymore. i will say that there was a belief in one of the neighborhoods yesterday that the police had shot someone unarmed. that was untrue. it spread throughout the neighborhoods. when it got to social media, they used this as a tool to come down to the downtown area and loot and burglarize and damage many of the businesses. i do believe that the chicago police department was very quickly to bring in additional 400 police officers into the downtown area. certainly to mobilize that many people very quickly tdid

graham satchell, bbc news. energy billsr, reduced its cap on bills to the lowest level yet. let's get more detail from our business correspondent simon gompterz. is likely to benefit, simon?‘ million people who are on what is called the standard variable tariff, there are the most expensive tariffs from the big providers and also, 4 million who will have prepayment metres. they will get typically, for the 11 million, a saving of £84 a year, starting in october, it will leave the average bill for the year at £1042. the reason is as with oil and petrol prices, the cost of gas and petrol prices, the cost of gas and electricity has plummeted during the lockdown, partly because businesses haven't been using it. it's going to be a boost for families, often their bills have been swelling because they've been using more gas and electricity because of staying at home. a few things to bear in mind, looking ahead. the cap is on the price of a unit, rather than the whole bill so you can still save money by using less units and you can

and one of the things we need to do -- for example lindsey graham has a bill on personal protective equipmentbe basically buy american for that ppe. and that could be well part of the package as well because it's very -- >> okay. >> -- virus related. so, those are the kinds of things -- >> yeah. >> -- that congress has to start thinking about addressing structurally longer time to create jobs for america. >> look, i'm switching topics a bit but i'm doing it in something you wrote bt ait. obviously you got a lot of coverage for the op-ed you wrote, the one about dr. anthony fauci, that he's been wrong about everything i've interacted with him on t. reason i bring that up -- >> which is not the same thing about being wrong about everything which was misconstrued. there were a few things we had disagreements on. but i'll tell you this. today at 5:00 i spent about an hour with him on a zoom call and we get along well. happy to answer your question. he's on the team. i'm on the team. basically one of his missions is to encourage people to wear masks and my mission to make sure we can manufacture t

there are more important witnesses that i wish senator graham would be calling, people like bill priestapcted to lie, to obfuscate, to falsify evidence. somebody was directing this, and it's about time senator graham asked those people who did it. lou: and priestap, i don't know how you feel about this, but perhaps the four others who briefed the intelligence committee. we're at a strange point here, john. this is, if the doj is not going to go after these cases, not going to go after these people, it seems to me that just because apparently they think they can't win in a left-wing d.c. court that presumably would be one of the excuses, what are we going to do? how do you punish people who perpetrated the greatest crime against this government in the history of the republic? t not just simply the worst political scandal, this is a crime against the nation. >> it was. lou: what do we do? we can't just -- >> yeah. i still think that you're going to see more accountability from john durham, and i think you will see some more criminal charges. i know they're building towards that. whether the

there's a bill, for example, that lindsey graham has that would bring our personal protective equipmentthose are the kinds of things that can go into this bill that will help american workers and make us safe at the same time. >> while the virus continues, peter, what did you make of the president's comments yesterday when he said that children are almost immune from the virus? >> i'm not an epidemiologist. i think just as a matter of fact, we see -- >> you're on the task force, though. >> actually, i'm not on the task force, but be that as it may, what i do, what my job is, so the american people understand, folks like dr. fauci, they're urging people to wear masks. my job is to make sure we manufacture enough masks. i'm the defense production act policy coordinator. when you have in maine an increase in swab reduction of 20 million swabs that's something my office working with the president had to do. when we stand up in factories in five weeks to make masks by honeywell in arizona and rhode island, that would be my lane. i'll leave that science to the task force. my job is to make su

was well so many move from never traverse the poster boy in all of this is lindsey graham he's can assign on our billsd our constituency has turned trump. if we are not going after predicate the now trump voting of the republican party. i called in sociology one oh one. said if you read theory that if you take on a role, often enough you become it. and i think that to a large extent what would cure their fever i don't know the answer to that let me move to another question but to what extent of their penetration in the military and or the police? >> guest: i think it is considerable. think what we are seeing in terms of the police kind of speaks for itself. we have the head of the union of the minneapolis police force who has been lauded by trump. opposed to any kind of sanctioned against showman and his collaborators. so i'm think that is representative not only of individuals within police forces, but organized police force. and i imagine that inside those police forces, that it would probably be extremely difficult to counter that ideology. and again i would distinguish between the effect of the pr

graham. that is one way of describing it, bill, but i would say it is good, bad, ugly but the good part fixede virtue of father joe biden. he was sanctified, he was decent with the word of the evening, decent joe, decent joe, good guide joe. and then kamala is to work, also very good, historic, momentous woman of color to be in the white house if she wins. that was the good but the bad is they made no mention whatsoever of urban violence or blood flowing in the streets of our cities at levels unseen. the surgeon violence unseen in decades. that is the bad appear the ugly was president trump is not only a bad president and not only awful but also a menace, and he's got blood on his hands. it is so ugly and they obama's are part of the allegations of e accusations. he killed 170,000 americans, 170,000 americans. my father died because president trump's a competent or whatever it was, good, bad, ugly but i think that ugly really sticks. it is like they stepped in something, and i'm not sure you recover with an uplifting speech tonight. >> bill: let me come back with that point. first, leo, let m

bill gates and others. three suspects including the alleged mastermind, 17-year-old graham clark from tampa, have been chargedthe scheme allegedly involved urging those with twitter accounts to trick victims into sending money for bogus charities. more than $100,000 was illegally raised. >> 17 years old, that is quite the case. though and turn to -- [ air horn ] >> i always wonder if the air horn is going to come. you know, i just worry it's not, but it's always there every saturday morning. janai, good morning. >> hey, it always comes through. all right, if you need weekend entertainment, you have come to the right place. time for "binge this." "people tv's" jeremy parsons is here with his expert recommendations. anornger >> emmy nominations, they came out this week. with seven weeks to go until the big night, what should we binge to get ready? >> so many good shows, "the marvelous mrs. maisel" is where we will begin, season three for best comedy series, it got 20 emmy nominations this year and topped all the comedies for a number of nominations. same amount as it got last year and this year noms down the li

people i'm describing and talking about whether it's senator graham who decided that he would ask director wray who did the senate briefing. he sid billstap, and then we find out there are four others and he didn't name those. right now the people of south carolina, or it seems to meing congressman, is have a real difficult situation on their hands. they've got a sitting senator who is republican who they can't determine whether he's for donald trump or against him, whether he's for transparent e city or against it, whether he wants to investigate or he doesn't. but the record shows clearly he is one of the worst investigative chairmen in the history of the united united sts senate, does it not? >> well, look, i'm not going to throw stones because at least he has the gavel, and he is getting out information we haven't been able to get out. and, lou, look, remember i was on last week, and you asked me, you know, nothing's happening, nothing's happening. but despite what the main stream media has tried to do, they've tried to hide the fact that one of the top attorneys that was leading this investigation into the trump campaign through

graham clark just graduated from high school, now facing 30 felonies. prosecutors say he compromised a twitter employee in order to gain access to high-profile accounts, including that of barack obama, bill gates, and elon musk. july 15th, he allegedly told their followers to send $1,000 in bitcoin and get their money doubled in return. two others are facing charges as well. >>> there is good news about yet another reason to love dogs. for so many they've been a huge comfort during the covid crisis. now they're also being trained to actually detecdiase. katie beck has the fascinating details. >> come here, poncho! >> reporter: poncho is a friendly yellow lab who works a full-time job. he's training to detect covid-19. >> dogs really have an ability to see the world through their nose. >> reporter: researchers in a new study believe that sharp sense could soon help slow the spread of the virus. >> it could be a very valuable contribution in the fight. >> reporter: they're training and testing nine dogs with scientific methods. first snipping a covid-positive urine sample. the virus is inactivated for safety. then it's off to the wheel, looking for the matching scent. but it's not made eas

senator lindsey graham once again doing, well, a lot of talking, judiciary committee he chairs is finally doing something. it passed a billd allow americans to sue china for the impact of the china virus, he said, quote, i promise to hold china accountable for the coronavirus and i am. this is on legislation to hold saudi arabia accountable after september 11th. you know how that worked out. the globalist at the economist magazine seeking to apiece the communist chinese party. the globalist magazine saying a treaty is the best way to stop the chinese fishing fleets encouragement on the golapagus islands. ecuador was overreacting to the chinese fishing armada, 260 fishing trollers moving in within 20 miles of the marine reserve that surrounds those islands saying there's little ecuador to stop china from rand sacking marine life and international waters. well, there's something the united states and united nations can do and something that the united nations should be doing but no one, no one i assure you is holding their breath about that and the department of agriculture says chinese seeds that were mailed may be a marke

graham clark was arrested today at his tampa home. he faces 30 federal felony charges. clark is accused of hijacking the accounts of famous people like billates and elon musk and inviting their followers to send in $1,000 in bitcoin and get their money doubled in return. we are back in a moment. we made usaa insurance for veterans like liz and mike. an army family who is always at the ready. two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy part. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy. >>> your teen probably uses it and millions of adults do too but maybe not for long. tonight president trump says he's planning to ban the popular chinese-owned app tiktok and it could happen as soon as tomorrow. the president's administration has been voicing privacy and security concerns about the social media platform for months. some critics say this threat is about politics. earlier this summer, tiktok users are credited with pranking the president

graham says he's willing to help by delaying not forgiving loan payments while people are unemployed and struggling during the crisis. they're not working as much as they used to they've had helped bills of care bills and have before some a practical guide. >>i want to help people the idea would be to allow them to delay the payments that would be coming in the cares act passed a march poll student loan payments until the end of september south dakota senator mike rounds says he believes the next package should include more relief like that. >>reporting in washington, i'm morgan wright. >>at least one marine is dead after a training accident in san diego 8 other marines are missing tonight. 2 others were hurt in the they were taken to area hospitals that accident happened. thursday evening with an amphibious assault vehicle from camp pendleton the marines reported that they were taking on water during a training exercise. investigators have not released any details on what led to that accident. and time now for 4 zone forecast get a live. look guy outside right now looking toward to towards mount the apple there you can actually see it meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joins us now with

bill gates. the justice department has named 19—year—old mason sheppard from west sussex in the uk, and 22—year—old nima fazeli from orlando in florida. the third person is grahamsecutors say he was the main figure behind the hack. clark, the mastermind, lives here in tampa, committed the crimes here, and he'll be prosecuted here. working together, we will hold him accountable. the state attorney's office is handling this prosecution rather than federal prosecutors, because florida law allows for us greater flexibility to charge a minor as an adult in a financial fraud case like this. the prosecutor in the twitter hacking case. the bbc‘s chris fox explains how the hackers managed to breach the security system. well, twitter actually today has explained a little bit more about how the attackers got access into the system. they said it was a spear phishing attack. now, phishing attacks are those ones that most of us have probably experienced — where somebody will send you an email or text message, saying "urgent action needed on your account, please click this link and fill in your information" or maybe you get a suspicious email saying "did you order hundreds of

bill gates. the justice department has named 19—year—old mason sheppard from west sussex in the uk and 22—year old nima fazeli from orlando in florida. the third person is grahamrosecutors say he was allegedly the main figure behind the hack. clark the mastermind lives here in tampa, committed crimes here and will be prosecuted here. working together we will hold him accountable. the state attorney's offices hands on this rather than federal prosecutors because florida law allows us greater flexibility to charge a minor as an adult in a financial fraud case like this. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: film news, still to come: director alan parker has died. film director alan parker has died. we look back at his legacy. the us space agency nasa has ordered an investigation after confirmation today that astronauts were cleared to fly while drunk. the last foot patrol in south armagh, once an everyday part of the soldiers' lot, drudgery and danger, now no more after almost four decades. if one is on one's own in a private house, not doing any harm to anyone, i don't really see why all these people should wander in and say, "you are doing something wrong.

bill. democrats insist the additional $600 a week should continue. the republican leadership wants it at $200 while senator lindsey graham will push for a middle ground. bottom line, two sources tell nbc news that speaker pelosi said on a caucus conference call last night that the soonest they'll vote on anything is next week. nbc's shannon pettypiece joins me from the white house. what's the latest from there? what are you hearing from the hill as well? >> it's interesting. the press secretary kayleigh mcenany was just asked, why isn't the president getting more involved because there is this deadlock and there's really been no progress made at all between the democrats and republicans and the white house here. she said the president is, but only through his chief of staff. so that it's mark meadows and steve mnuchin who are the ones leading the things for the white house and, at the same time, mitch mcconnell on the senate side, has been on the sidelines. the president is not the one making phone calls. he's essentially just being briefed at this point. so you have to ask, when is the real leadership going to get involved in trying to push things f

bill barr, the issue of the mueller report let's watch. sen. harris: i am glad you brought that subject up, because i have a question. in response to senator graham you said "you consulted with rosenstein constantly," with respect to the special counsel's investigative report, but deputy attorney general rosenstein is a key witness in the firing of comey. did you consult -- i am not finished -- did you consult with doj ethics officials before you enlisted rod rosenstein to participate in a charging decision on the subject for which he is also a witness? >> my understanding is he had been cleared already. sen. harris: they had consulted and cleared it? >> they cleared it when he took over the investigation. sen. harris: you don't know whether he has been cleared of a conflict of interest? >> he would not be participating if there was a conflict of interest. sen. harris: you are saying it did not need to be reviewed by the career ethics officials in your office? >> i believe it was reviewed. this seems to be t a flip-f -- seems to be a flip-flop. sen. harris: sir, you are not answering the question directly, did the ethics official in your office a

reliant capital and graham say the goal is to break the chain of dependency encourage more domestic production and increase employment. virginia democrat mark warner says this billne he can support i'm very concerned. >>with the congress party of china's approach torch america towards the west and i think we need to be on guard. the bill would also add to the national stockpile through the berry amendment. >>which requires military uniforms be made in america i want to add ppe did that made in america, so that our stockpile. >>will be made by american companies would no longer beholden to china we can do this with tax cuts and changing our laws if passed us manufacturers would receive a 30% credit against equipment costs for ppe development. reporting in washington and be-all john. >>and coming up this morning a debate over wearing the mask leads to a hiker being attacked in the north bay we'll have that story coming up. take a look current bay area temperatures in the east bay we've graduated up to the 60's for the most part of cup to 67 a santa rose also moving up there to 54. >>a look at your forecast for good morning welcome back to the kron 4 morning news 8

graham clark, seen here was the mastermind. he was arrested on friday in tampa after a federal and state investigation and facing 30 felony charges. he sent to prominent celebrities including bill gates, former president obama and elon musk and using them to create a bitcoin scam. >> there are two in custody facing state and federal charges. cyber investigations often take years but in this case we were able to conduct our investigation and make a number of arrests in only two weeks. >> they offered $2000 for every $1000 sent to the anonymous bitcoin address. a british man and another man are also facing charges for the hack. >>> wanting toturn 120 me dollars away from law enforcement to give it to the black community in an effort to prioritize racial equality and that would shrink the budget by $40 million over the next two years and $20 million taken from the sheriff department. most of the money would not -- would come from not fulfilling open positions while other positions would be put on hold. >> we truly believe black lives matter and it's important that we listen to black voices. it's important we allow black people to lead this movement. >> the mayor is proposing that

graham clark was arrested at his tampa home. he just graduated from high school and now faces 30 federal felony charges. he's accused of hijacking the accounts of billates, elon musk, and other famous names and inviting their followers to send in a thousand dollars in bitcoin and get their money doubled in return. twitter has said the hackers accessed the system by spear fishing or targeting a twitter employee. two others have been arrested. one in orlando, the other in england. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," could it be san jose's version of the gateway arch in st. louis? we'll show you the new designs for a landmark coming to silicon valley. >>> it has wealth, great weather and a nationally known hockey team but unlike san francisco, st. bureaucra st. louis, or paris, san jose doesn't have an arch of its own. it's drawing entries from all over the globe. scott budman shows us some of the ideas that are hoping to become san jose's icons. >> reporter: it's the bay area's largest city. it's got high-rises, tech companies, and the sharks. but really -- >> when we think of san jose, sadly, we might think of the "shark tank" but we probably thin

graham, the chairman of the senate judiciary committee. and he's bought and paid for by the nra and he lost his constituents and he won't even bring that bill and debate. joy, it's shameful, but it is what is to be expected. there won't be a dry eye here in south carolina, particularly with the folks that were close to those that lost their lives. >> charles, i saw your tweet earlier indicating you recently lost a family member to gun violence. i want to give you condolences on that. when i talk with the parkland kids in florida, you know, they're very that the nra played a part. so i'm wondering what you think of the fact that they now face a real financial challenge. >> well, first of all, joy, thank you for having me. i appreciate your thoughts of condolence because this is very personal to me. i lost a cousin, a younger was this morning that was murdered. and over the past four years, i have had five cousins murdered. we are dealing with the problem of gun violence is a public health crisis. and over the course of that time, the nra is weaponizing hate, sewing division, profiting off the fact that a wedge issue now is keeping people div