blaine.are live from the blaine house. we are here with the sitting governor. this house is filled with blaine memorabilia. do you have a sense of the man while you are here? >> absolutely. welcome to the house. mr. blaine is here every day and we hear his spirit every evening. >> the house was built many years ago. and what have you come to learn about the man by living in his house? >> he not only was a very strong supporter and founder of the republican party in maine, but also a national leader and he started maine on its course to where we are now. he was very influential in the state government and federal government. he was a powerhouse. a big tank powerhouse on a massive scale. -- a big-time power house. i am very honored to be a stored of the house. >> you probably have the best commute in america because this is right across the street from the capitol building. >> that's correct. >> there's maybe better air- conditioning. we are pleased to be here tonight to learn more about james

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joining me now is blaine alexander in georgia. blaine, what are you hearing in georgia?: ayman, i spoke with a number of women, specifically black women, after listening to that speech by kamala harris last night. they talked about the importance of representation, how they felt watching her while giving that speech. they also talked about the specific things they want to hear from the biden/harris campaign. >> two things are most important to me. the first is having leadership in america that is going to take necessary steps to get a handle on the pandemic. the second most important thing to me is to see our leadership continue to engage in the conversations about black lives matter and police brutality. >> representation matters. it was a great feeling to hear her back story and get a better understanding of the person she was. it's exciting that somebody that looks like me might be in one of the highest positions in the land. >> it's more of a highlighted kind of relationship between you and women who look like you, who think like you. we're a force to be reckoned wit

national convention and speak to the attorney and activist durecka purnell and the historian keisha blain. all that and more, coming up. ♪ welcome to democracy now, dedemocracynow.org. we arere breaking coconvention. i'm amy goodman. senator kamala harris has accepted the democratic vice-presidential nomination, becoming the first womanan of color to run on a a major party presidentitial ticket. harrisis is the daughter o of immigrants, , an indian mother d a jamaican father. she accepted the nomination on the third day of the virtual democratic national convention, on a evening filled with the voices of women speaking about gun violence, immigration, climate change, domestic violence and more. former president barack obama spoke just before harris accepted the nomination, warning president trump poses a grave threat to american democracy. president obama: this administration has shown it will tear our democracy down if that is what it takes for them to win. amy: later in the broaoadcast we''ll p play extended excxcerpf kamala harriris's acceptanance speech and other voices from the dnc.

. >>> and david blaine is back, attempting to do something straight out of a popular disney movie.how you can watch him live. >> do you know what he's trying to do? >> i do. and it is actually kind of similar to the kite story that we had earlier. so we'll get into it. >> okay. >> first a check in with jobina fortson. not the kite. not more of the kite. >> the kite was scary. i'm so glad that little girl is safe. good morning, everyone. so i am following a crash right now in richmond that i c out the camera here. so it is looking like we have three cars involved here, injuries have been reported at least two lanes are blocked on westbound 80 before the san pablo avenue off-ramp. so you can expect delays in the area. speeds down to around 25 miles per hour. and in the north bay, you can accept s see the fog still in the area. the chp has not canceled the fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. and there is also heavy fog in the robin williams tunnel this morning. so be aware of all that. you can certainly see it. and i know mike has been following the smog and everything else going

. >>> and that stunt that david blaine is gearing up for that involves helium balloons.er upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and each sheet is 2x more absorbent, so you can use less. ahoy! (laughing) bounty, the quicker picker upper. ♪ skinny just give me the skinny ♪ >>> "skinny" time, starting with the big move from harry and meghan. >> the duke and duchess have reportedly ditched tyler perry's mansion for a place of their own. "page 6" reports the royal couple has secretly purchased a private home in santa barbara, california, where the couple is said to plan to put down permanent roots. >> secretly, huh? how secret if we know about it here at "world news now." "page 6" reports the couple has been living in the home now since july in an upscale community where the neighbors include oprah and ellen. just need one name to live in this neighborhood, oprah, ellen. >> santa barbara clearly is one of the wealthiest communities in the country. >> oh, okay. >> yeah. >>> next, david blaine getting ready for his first stunt in nearly a decade. >> the magician and performance

i'm in the mood for magic. >> yeah. >> let's do it david blaine is a guy who has changed the magic worldg his biggest performance yet. he is taking to the skies with ascension. david's with us to explain exactly what he's doing this time around. we see balloons behind you we kind of get the idea. you are planning on going up with those balloons? >> yeah. that's pretty much the idea. it's the first project i've done in a decade. it's the most ambitious. it looks like a simple concept, but to do it with everybody involved the right way which is amazing, we've been researching and developing this thing. this will be the first time live that i've ever done it i'm going to take a bunch of balloons and ride them as high as possible until i almost disappear in the sky and the idea is to jump down and land safely. i was planning new york and things shifted for now but here in arizona, the terrain is crazy it's not like what you're looking at which is what i practiced on so it's pretty insane. it's also the most beautiful backdrop i've seen in my life. it's great but it has its built-in risks of

first, let's go to nbc's blaine alexander in atlanta, georgia, for us, where the state's largest testing opening up this morning and hoping to turn things around for that state. blaine, give us an update on the numbers there. >> reporter: yeah, you see it right here behind me, we're two minutes away from the busiest airport here. for the next few weeks it will be the state's largest testing site, being built as a megatesting site, able to process 5,000 people every single day with free tests and they're promising test results within 48 to 72 hours. of course, when you look at the numbers here in georgia, it underscores the need for a testing facility like this. when you just consider just over this past weekend, ayman, the state set one of the highest number of deaths, adding more than 4,000 new cases over a 24-hour period, so those are some of the highest numbers that we have seen here in the state of georgia since this pandemic began. so later this morning, we're expecting to hear from georgia's governor, he's going to be joined by the surgeon general, right here behind me, kind of ann

we're calling for justice for david blaine and demand all be held accountable. >>happened to jacob blake obvious and the wnba also joined in on that boycott. the league canceled the 3 games that were scheduled for this evening players could be seen wearing shirts selling out jacob blake was 7 bullet hole shown on the back of the shirt signifying the 7 gunshot wounds, blake suffered to the back players kneeled in silence and solidarity for blake them walked off the court and headed back could a locker rooms also of note, the san jose earthquakes canceled their game tonight in san jose against the portland timbers. all other mlb mls games except one were also canceled the quakes are still scheduled to play the galaxy this saturday that's your look at sports back to you to stay. >>thank you. jason, we'll switch gears now and talk about our weather forecast as we take it piece a live look outside at the fog over the golden gate bridge which is protecting many places from that very smoky conditions are chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here. now with a look at the

tonight, the 1884 presidential candidate james blaine. ♪ has covered-span every minute of every politicalsince 1984, and we are not stopping now. this month, the political conventions will be like none other in history, with the pandemic still looming, plans for gatherings are being altered and the democrats will meet to nominate joe biden at the presidential touch as the president of canada on monday. president trump will accept his nomination the next week. watch c-span at 9:00 p.m. eastern for live coverage of the democratic convention, starting on monday. and the republican convention starting next monday, august 24. live streaming and on-demand at c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. the center for strategic and international studies looked at how the free market system might affect price and distribution of a covid-19 vaccine, and the impact nationalism is having on his development, and future distributions, in the u.s. and internationally. >> good morning. or afternoon or evening, depending on where you are. welcome to this

tonight, the 1884 presidential candidate, james blaine. ♪ c-span has covered every minute of every politicalce 1984, and we are not stopping now. this month's political convention will be like none other in history. with the coronavirus pandemic still looming, plans for vote gatherings are being altered. democrats will meet the nominate joe biden as their presidential candidate on monday. president trump will accept his party's nomination the next week. watch c-span at 9:00 p.m. eastern for live coverage of the democratic convention starting on monday. and the republican convention starting next monday, august 24. live streaming and on-demand at c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. the chair of the house foreign affairs subcommittee on asia, the pacific, and nonproliferation provided an update on global cooperation during the coronavirus pandemic. california congressman ami bera talked about the council -- how countries can work together to address the pandemic. minutes,e next 25 congressman bra and i will discuss the post covid worl

we're calling for justice for david blaine and demand all be held accountable. >>and just to mention that was sterling brown for the milwaukee bucks who is talking he actually has a lawsuit with the milwaukee pd as we stand as he was assaulted by milwaukie police officer a few years back that's all i have for you right now justine back to you. >>thank you so much jason of the shooting of jacob blake has sparked protests across the country and those protests turn violent in kenosha wisconsin tonight while the very latest on this developing story that's coming up at 5.45. and we'll turn back now to our wildfire coverage because cal fire continues to make progress on the wildfires burning across the bay area. the lnu lightning complex fires in the north bay are now 33% contained. the scu lightning complex fires in parts of the east and south bay's are now 20% contained and the czu august lightning complex fires burning in san mateo and santa cruz counties are also 19% contained. cal fire says that cooler weather and extra resources coming in from outside of the bay

we're calling for justice for david blaine and the manhole be held accountable. >>that was george hill and sterling brown of the milwaukee bucks leading that. claire only announcement sterling brown had his own issues with the milwaukee police department a few years back is currently in the middle of a lawsuit with the police department of course justine will continue to update as this developing story. unfolds that's all i have back to you. >>thank you jason the warning tonight from medical professionals about the potential impact of this year's flu season happening during the covid-19 pandemic as kron four's haaziq madyun explains experts say that the flu shot is the key to keeping infections down. >>an unavoidable collision is on the healthcare horizon with this year's flu season meets the coronavirus we have the potential for having a big surge wave of here in the fall doctors at ucsf in san francisco by raising awareness regarding the potential impact of a big 3rd wave of covid and a potential bad year of influenza. so the impact of influenza on covid. >>is

. >>> finally to the headline from illusionist and stunt master david blaine. >> blaine is offering newnt practice run floating 18,000 feet, nearly 3 1/2 miles, carried by 52 helium-filled water balloons. >> weather balloons. water balloons i don't think could fly. >> sorry, trying to look out of the corner of my eye at the video. >> the stunt is called "ascension," of course evocative of the movie "up." this is something everyone's wanted to do. it will stream live this week on youtube, the exact date and time tbd, weather, not water, permitting. >> hey, we should try water balloons, up the stunt. >> it wouldn't go anywhere. >> he hopes to float over the hudson river from new jersey to manhattan, but that plan was scrubbed because of expected high winds. now he'll be doing it over a desert in arizona. should be interesting to see. he once was in a coffin buried underground over water. he just adds so many layers to it. there's never just like, hey, i'm going to, i don't know, be in a closet for two hours. >> he is always pushing the envelope and doing things the rest of us would never

philip blaine is saying the ecb says the overall ppp envelope is determinant of the ecb stance.s unwise to draw strong conclusions from the second-quarter gdp. i don't know if it is moving euro, but it is something to keep an eye on. coming up, diageo. the drink's maker was hit hard by the closing of bars and restaurants. that is coming up shortly, and this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." after weeks of negotiations and speculation about what would happen to argentina, it says now it has reached a credit deal with -- eight that deal with his creditor groups. at overall. we're i don't know if we can actually look at what has been happening to some of the bonds in argentina. but there were signs that are increasing about the argentines losing faith in the peso. and we went through chart by chart exactly to see how much pressure there was on the peso. we were looking at dollar purchases, the black market peso, but also future demand. seconds ago, the headline coming in from argentina. argentine extending bonds invitation deadline to august 24. we will ha

blain is going to live stream this on the youtube channel. as we go to mike. i have to think that the reason no one has done this before is because it's super dangerous. i really hope that he makes it. so do i. this reminds me when my towel and jump off the couch saying i can fly. cannot:this might be a nice diversion and what we need right now. >> yeah, i think so. i'm not too in to magic and watch ing watching the shows. the movie itself was great. it came out ten or 11 years ago and playing carl. that was a great film. yeah, i am taped in. i think i will definitely watch this one. >>> have good. let's get to the politics. there's major news as it is can kamala harris. she is tapped to be former vice president. joe biden's running mate. they're set to have a briefing from a group of public epidemic at the bottom of the hour. this presidential ticket talked about the pandemic during an online grass roots funds razor yesterday. let's bring in ktvu with the biden campaign and they're going after the president's leadership. good morning, lisa. >> yeah, they're a

he was only condemning their violence in order to blaine trump which is kind of sad given the past twoonths he's been as quiet as the worms farda about the chaos. it wasn't the only notable thing he said this week. >> you have said yourself that you are transition candidate. does that mean a one-term president? >> no. see make you were leaving the possibility open of serving eight years? >> absolutely. greg: it termed out greg -- biden's up for a second term which will put them at 233 years old. that might be news to kamala harris. play -- pay close attention to her reaction. it's very subtle. >> thank you said yourself you are transition candidate. does that mean a one term president? >> no. see make you are leaving open the possibility that you will serve eight years? >> absolutely. i will raise taxes for anybody making over $400,000. greg: kat i have a feeling, was expecting that answer. without question it's kind of an arranged marriage under the assumption that she could be the president not in four years but in two months. >> oh yeah she loves power. that's the thing she loves mo

david blaine is back, attempting his first live stunt in nearly a decade.pt to fly over new york city holding a cluster of balloons. jillian: he said let's turn worry into wonder and take magic into new heights. you can watch it live august 31st on his youtube you channel. todd: have you seen that channel? jillian: no. todd: it is amazing. i've watched it. it's like how is he doing this. he's in the room with the people showing them card tricks and you're like how. that's literally my reaction. it's unbelievable. jillian: mayor bill de blasio helped paint a black lives matter mural. now the city wants thin blue line street removed. we are joined with a message, next. plus -- >> the fastest way i know to get a picnic basket. todd: there's no picnic bass deatbasketbut this bear acts li. this is 2020, everybody. ♪ jillian: good morning. welcome back. democrats double standard literally on display in new york city. while mayor bill de blasio paints a black lives matter mural outside trump tower, the department of transportation is shutting down a staten island

blaine alexander has the latest. >> reporter: near the university of north georgia, this is how students celebrated the first weekend back. a different party in still water, oklahoma as officials at oklahoma state university revealed 23 covid cases at an off campus sorority house. while schools can put rules in place, they cannot force students to comply. a harsh reality hitting all levels of education. a student knowingly attended class after testing positive for covid-19. nearly two dozen fellow students now quarantined. across the country growing fears among teachers. as a teacher, do you feel safe going back right now? >> i do not, no. absolutely not. >> reporter: adding to the burden, concerns over ppe. she says fellow teachers have organized drives desperate to secure enough masks and hand sanitizer for the year. >> i will always help my students, but to give my life for this job, i'm not sure i'm there. and i don't think most teachers are there. >> reporter: tough decisions in schools and in sports. tonight in letters to the big 10 commissioner, some parents are demanding answers

tonight, the 1884 presidential candidate, james blaine. ♪ c-span has covered every minute of every politicalince 1984, and we are not stopping now. this month's political convention will be like none other in history. with the coronavirus pandemic still looming, plans for vote gatherings are being altered. democrats will meet the nominate joe biden as their presidential candidate on monday. president trump will accept his party's nomination the next week. watch c-span at 9:00 p.m. eastern for live coverage of the democratic convention starting on monday. and the republican convention starting next monday, august 24. live streaming and on-demand at c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. the chair of the house foreign affairs subcommittee on asia, the pacific, and nonproliferation provided an update on global cooperation during the coronavirus pandemic. california congressman ami bera talked about the council -- how countries can work together to address the pandemic. minutes,e next 25 congressman bra and i will discuss the post covid wo

candidate james blaine. ♪ c-span has covered every minute of every political convention since 1984.are not stopping now. this month's political conventions will be like none other in history. with the coronavirus pandemic living, plans or gatherings are being altered. the democrats will be to nominate joe biden as their presidential candidate on monday. president trump will accept his party's nomination the next week. watching c-span at 9:00 p.m. eastern for live coverage of the democratic convention starting on monday, and the republican convention starting next monday, august 24. live streaming and on demand at c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. the washington post talked with leaders of the marts for our lives organization about the youth vote. march for our lives co-founder executive joint ur totor alexis conf encourage youth turnout in the election. ♪

the location out near birch bay, not far from blaine where the first sightings have man. >>our initial feeling is that this is a worker hornet. our response to this will be mandates the area immediately surrounding that positive trapped capture with additional traps that are designed to capture the hornets alive. >>we still don't know how these hornets got here though the longstanding belief is that they made in with cargo from overseas. and that's a concern because they could kill off local honey bees which could be a real issue for our state to pretty low tech operation, yeah, the traps are low tech, but if they find the live hornet next the high-tech almost sci-fi type stuff comes then just listen to what they've been testing out on a local smaller bullhorn in preparation for what does come next. >>the process of putting them to sleep using c '02 that didn't go so well that led to some other great things but then also chilling them in a cooler with ice so that their mobile that gives us an attempt gluing a small tracking tag to it which we can follow back back to a hiv

multiple times he has been shot before and begins to who pulled from the car he struggles that officer blaine and officer jay alexander king tried to handcuff a stop for mister dunn that the officers have not yet told flight why he's being detained. the public has seen the surveillance video at this point but now they can hear the officers frustration and floyd's out floyd is taken across the street crying the whole time at the squad car a second bigger struggle ensues as officers try to put floyd what foles day on your feet and face the cardinals this is what the public couldn't see well from surveillance or bystander videos floyd initially resisting getting into the police vehicle and then being pushed from one side my kid listening i'm not the kind of hold in on the other side by officer lane, this is the first time you hear mister floyd under the words i have joe to see officers through town and their children on camera about 9 minutes into the encounter. >>floyd finally hears what he's being arrested. showing king then pulled away to the ground you can see chauvin's me go down our late n

blaine luetkemeter of missouri warned that child abuse is going unreported, because kids are not in school where teachers can see them and spot signs of abuse. and, the c.d.c.'s redfield repeated his own call to return to classrooms. >> the public heth interest of the students in this nation right now is to get quality education and face-t learning, and we need to get on with it. mi reporter: but another point made by thouri congressman on the use of hydroxychloroquine as a covid-19 treatment was dispelled by fauci, who called the study president trump has been touting "flawed." >> all of the randomized placebo-controlled trials, which is the gold standard ofte ining if something is effective, none of them have shown any efficacy for hydroxychloroquine. >> reporter: ohio's jim jordan pressed the point of whetherin protests a police brutality, like those in portland, oregon, contribute to infections. >> i just wa an answer to the question-- do the protests increase the spread of the virus? >> i don't have any scientic evidence of anything. i can tell you that crowds are known, particularly

in concord oakland one of her more comfortable spots, 74 you can't beat that and looking at 77 in blaine how also really nice. pittsburgh antioch in vacaville, some of our hotter spots in the low to mid 90's today. now as i mentioned tomorrow and wednesday just a couple of degrees cooler and we'll see a few clouds pushing overhead really not much of a change thursday and friday temperatures begin to warm up again and by friday and saturday to start the weekend. more and more of our inland areas will be into the 90's daria. >>in the buzz, how's this for a kid rocketing to fame a year after graduating to the pros from cal berkeley. collin morikawa winds the pga championship in san francisco. >>64 final round. california kid the 23 year-old shot a 13 under par at tpc harding park. >>he's played the course about a dozen times but never with the stakes this high and a shot like this a 293 yard bomb that land 7 feet from the hole on the 16th green. he makes they eagle putt. morris kallon kept a lid on his nerves on golf's biggest stage the only time he flipped his home to the trophy. and the t

we're calling for justice for david blaine and demand a whole new hanover county. for this to occur. it is imperative for the west across the state legislature to reconvene after months of inaction and take the meaningful measures to address issues of police accountability without criminal justice reform. we encourage all citizens to educate themselves take peaceful response will action every member to vote in november. >>the milwaukee bucks decide they cannot played basketball while their brothers are dying at the hands of police bringing a halt to the nba playoffs and almost every other sport underway in america except for hockey. in case you've been living in a bubble. these wnba players is spelled out why jacob blake, the black man who was shot in the back 7 times by police in wisconsin. after the milwaukee bucks park the nba to postpone their playoffs. they'll milwaukee brewers did the same in baseball in all 3 games were postponed yesterday, including the giants and dodgers to decided they'd rather play a double header today then play on a day when much of th

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we're calling for justice for david blaine and demand all be held accountable. >>and the wnba also joined in on the boycott they announced that they were canceling the 3 games that were scheduled for this evening, players wore shirts spelling out jacob lake with 7 bullet hole shown on the back of the shirt signifying the 7 gunshot wounds, blake suffered to the back players kneeled in silence and solidarity for blake then walked off the court. the oakland a's did play their game today in texas, the second game of a three-game series against the rangers marcus simeon along with tony kemp donning their black lives matter shirts during warm-ups today started bottom of the 5th rangers up one nothing mike fires on the mound for the green and gold and he gives danny santana swinging on a changeup fires punches out 7 ish six-strong top of the 6th tied at one bases loaded for matt olson. this pitch is going to be in the during a gets away from catcher, jose to reno could one run scores and just like that the a's take the lead they go on to win 3 to one the a's meanwhile,

going to find peaceful protesters marching under a factual statement that black lives matter will be blainede that they are not created. blamed for the violence they are not promoting, because we have a president of this nation who is using 1940 tactics of fear and racial hatred to try to get re-elected. >> do you think the president's words have made the protesters less safe or made them simply feel less safe when they go out to march? because this is a very tense moment in american history. >> they've made -- less safe. someone who travels from illinois to kenosha to commit acts of violence and murder two individuals. you had individuals who traveled outside of portland to come into the city to murder individuals. between the president's rhetoric and demagoguery and facebook's lack of monitoring their platforms we're looking at a serious problem leading up to the elections. i hope people are paying attention and not get distributed by what's taking place. these are all southern tactics stoking fear, based on race, to get people emotionalalized and lose sight of the fact this president crea

we're calling for justice for david blaine and demand all be held accountable. for this to occur. it is imperative for the west across the state legislature to reconvene after months of inaction and take the meaningful measures to address issues of police accountability without criminal justice reform. we encourage all citizens to educate themselves take peaceful response will action every member to vote. >>the milwaukee bucks decide they cannot played basketball while their brothers are dying at the hands of police bringing a halt to the nba playoffs and almost every other sport underway in america except for hockey. in case you've been living in a bubble. these wnba players is spelled out why jacob blake, the black man who was shot in the back 7 times by police in wisconsin. after the milwaukee bucks park the nba to postpone their playoffs. they'll milwaukee brewers did the same in baseball in all 3 games were postponed yesterday, including the giants and dodgers to decided they'd rather play a double header today then play on a day when much of the sports world was making a sta

blaine yne alexander is in coll park, georgia. she's been following this story very closely. blayne, students just returned to school last monday. already seeing complications from in-person learning. what more do we know right now about how the school could move forward from this? >> reporter: well, craig, what we know right now is the superintendent sent the letter over the weekend, saying for today and tomorrow, despite students going back to class, the majority of students going back to school in-person last week, they're now going to revert to virtual learning. parents will find out on tuesday evening whether or not the students are going to go back to in-person learning on wednesday or whether they're going to stay with virtual learning. so, yes, north paulding high school is a school that has been in the spotlight, gotten a lot of national criticism over the past week, after you saw the pictures go viral, and after one of the students who released some of those pictures was suspended. then that suspension was reversed. so we know there have been nine positive covid-19

we're calling for justice for david blaine and the manhole be held accountable. >>and just this just in. the lakers and the clippers have voted that they want to boycott the rest of their season. so that could be a major domino to fall this is all because of the fallout of jacob blake being shot by police in wisconsin will continue to update you with news as this developing story continues to update back to you guys. >>thank you jason coming up on kron 4 news at 00:08pm tonight blast of lightning bolts from inside a major gulf coast, the storm hurricane laura picking up energy as it prepares to make landfall in the u.s. plus structures, burns neighborhoods unrecognizable >>we continue to follow the historic wildfires burning across and around the bay area, including the czu lightning complex fires which are burning in the mountains in santa cruz and san mateo counties more than 80,000 acres have burned so far almost 600 structures have been destroyed. our team coverage continues now with a look at the destruction left behind. >>and there is one neighborhood parti

we're calling for justice for david blaine and demand all be held accountable. >>now the latest report out of orlando. the nba bubble. there was a players only meeting amongst all the players were down in that bubble right now and reports coming out of that meeting or that the lakers and the clippers inform the rest of the teams that they do not intend to play another game. dan down in orlando. they're going to boycott the rest of the season. the players are all supposed to meet again in the morning, but this is that ever developing story and we'll continue to update as we get more news back to you guys. >>jason, thank you. the city of a lay who knows the pain cause when police shoot and kill citizens in the past decade vallejo has had 18 deadly police shootings. now city leaders there are looking into an idea that would allow a black lives matter street mural painted in front of city hall but as kron 4 jonathan mccall learned a lot of other people are looking for a lot more than 10 a lot more tangible results then some yellow paint. >>black lives matter street

some say, well your sound like you're blaining them. no. we're asking them to be responsible. just like we don't like them to drink too much, and get behind the wheel and go home one night. understand you have a consequence if you get infected with this in the sense you can trans34i9 to others including those who might not be in the same risk category you are for a severe disease. meaning many of these people won't get severe disease but may pas it on to mom, dad, grandpa, grandma teachers that are sick. we're beginning to see a growing number of young, healthy adults who get infected and go on and develop a develop call it the long-hauler disease. not able to go back to work and live a normal life. it's a real challenge. you don't want infected with the virus. just don't. >> we hear of advances in testing. some of these advances, will it make it more practical for campuses to test all of the incoming students and repeatedly techt them? test them? >> testing is a very important part of our response, but i have to be really clear. you cannot test your way out of this pandemic.

who were covering events yes look at shank alexander lukashenko the president has long complained blaine's the foreign media the stoking the protests in men's sc so enormous challenge now to cover that story that most of the journalists out there are credit stations revoked the local better russian journalists working foreign media outlets as they continue to work without their accreditation that's potentially very dangerous for them with serious consequences if that calls and i have been reports of journalists being beaten up there are want to pour in journalists still they are some of them working without accreditation and if that called then they risk being thrown out of the country so what do you know the insert obviously contacts you have there of what has happened today about the large scale protests led by women. one of the challenges for the protesters is keeping up the mountain elections the presidential election was held on august the 9th look at this close victory more than 80 percent of the vote and the protests starts they have been at some level almost daily with the biggest

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there are further leads in this case they plan on contacting federal authorities reporting live in blaine how dan thorn kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>another big story we're following investing 120 million dollars into the black community san francisco's mayor london breed has a new proposed budget and she is acknowledging the structural in equities that are affecting the city's african-american community and have been resulting in generations of this investment as she says she's looking to change that. >>kron four's michelle kingston has more tonight on where this money is coming from and where it's going. >>i want black girls growing up today to rise up not in spite of their upbringing here in this city, but because of it san francisco mayor london breed unveiling her proposed city budget on friday where she's looking to reinvest a 120 million dollars in funds over the next 2 years from the city's law enforcement departments to the african american community that she says has been unheard in underserved for too long and there's always been a lot of talk and no money behind it you know i

blaine, bully and belittle. you know what joe biden will do.illed back better. -- build back better. >> that was bill clinton speaking at the democratic national convention about leadership, particularly in the oval office. that is the theme tonight, leadership, but national security and foreign policy could be added. i spoke to jeh johnson earlier today about the qualities america's next commander-in-chief will need to meet the coming challenges over the next four years. >> experience teaches, history teaches that one could never fully know what is awaiting you in your inbox when you take office on january 20, and george bush 43, for example, could not have known on january 20, 2001, that he was going to be grappling with 9/11 and the aftermath nine months later. but obviously in terms of security issues, covid, i fully expect we will still be wrestling with covid, the pandemic, by january. longer-term challenges, global warming, the threats represented by china, russia, iran, specifically the cyber security threats, od yanai put out statement

now they want to blaine trump and his father. oh, my god. protesters. aren't they are rioters.y are killers. whathey think -- you know they are doing? they are reelecting my president trump. for that i'm glad. they will reelect him. because people in this country hate riots. they do. look at 1970. sent in thexon national guard into kent state and of there about three or four, i think, students were killed by the national guard and there was a bit of an uproar about it. in 1972, nixon was reelected in a landslide. he won 49 states. americans hate riots. this will not stand. charles blow, "the new york times," writes a bit about the law and order stance of president nixon. "one could argue that trump's law & order mantra has its roots in the richard nixon success of the 1968 presidential campaign. reported at the time, it was -- particular,tland in a text hear from ray. here's what ray says. to lakeland, florida, sean, independent line, good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing there, sir? i don't know if president trump is a racist or not, but i will say that he's th

>> well, i'm part of a task force headed up by our oklahoma secretary of guttural, blaine archer andentified that as an issue here, and farmers and ranchers through covid have continued working hard, working diligently to serve the american people, and so we are working to do that and alleviate the bottleneck but also here on our ranch, we have started selling beef direct to families and shipping it to 48 states. will: that's awesome. direct to consumer. and jennifer, i believe that's what you are working on as well at your farm, direct to consumer consumers, customers can come, as i understand it, straight to johnson's farm and pick their own produce. is that right? >> that's correct, yes. will: and so this is one of the ways you guys have dealt with some of the problems through the coronavirus. and, by the way, this was just the cherry on the top; right? farms were having trouble before the coronavirus pandemic. >> that's correct. yes. will: so what all are you doing at johnson's farms to help overcome these struggles? >> so we decided to do whatever it takes, not file bankruptcy t

one side says blaine. the other side says accountability. doing what you did in the private sector you recognized accountability. appreciate the fact it would be hard to sense that you accepting it now. you've accepted the responsibility for the delays but we are still not clear what exactly, what changes took place and what were your spirit under questioning you said you stopped by the program when you stopped everything else. i ask you, what in your mind were you stopping beside the pilot program? >> i stopped the removal of collection boxes around the country. i stopped the process of reducing hours at the postal retail centers, and i stopped the removal of the flat in mail boxes, machines. >> so your argument for doing that is that you saw, your argument for doing that was it wasn't working? >> no. it just, i met with speaker and >> i met with the speaker and senator schumer and we collectively thought about the heightened discussion going on around the nation, why that and not the overtime issue and not the overtime, pretty dramatic imp

one side says blaine. the other side says accountability. doing what you did in the private sector you recognized accountability. appreciate the fact it would be hard to sense that you accepting it now. you've accepted the responsibility for the delays but we are still not clear what exactly, what changes took place and what were your spirit under questioning you said you stopped by the program when you stopped everything else. i ask you, what in your mind were you stopping beside the pilot program? >> i stopped the removal of collection boxes around the country. i stopped the process of reducing hours at the postal retail centers, and i stopped the removal of the flat in mail boxes, machines. >> so your argument for doing that is that you saw, your argument for doing that was it wasn't working? >> no. it just, i met with speaker and senator schumer, and we just collectively thought about the heightened discussion is going on around the nation. >> respectfully, why that and not the overtime issues and not the sorting machines? why did you pi

. >> that was blaine alexander reporting.birx was in kansas to learn about efforts there in the fight against covid-19. kansas is just one stop on a multistate tour for the white house coronavirus response. pushed for more measures to test the curve. you need to close the bars. restrict indoor dining. recrease social gathering and ensure there's a mask mandate. we see dramatic increase in cases where the population with the guidelines. >> called on every citizen to change the fate in the state. stay with us for complete coverage on the pandemic and how it affects you. we put together the latest deadlines and updates all in one place. head over to the web site, nbcbayarea.com/coronavirus. >>> now to newly released body camera video of george floyd's final moments. new light on what happened during the fateful encounter with minneapolis police. nbc's shaquille brewster has the details. >> reporter: new body camera footage from george floyd's death. >> i can't breathe. >> reporter: a new angle showing the growing crowd repeatedl

and finally, magician david blaine announced yesterday he will attempt his first live stunt in nearlyr this month that's right he's going to go outside that was the monologue, everybody. we got a great show for you tonight. paula pell and john lutz will be here to talk about their new show "mapleworth murders," and they are truly two of the funniest people i know i can't wait plus the co-anchor of cnn's "new day," john berman will be here but first "a closer look." >> seth: hello, everyone, and welcome back to the captain's quarters as we mentioned, my parents visited this past week, and on tuesday, we showed you my father giving his tough love feedback to the sea captain but my mom also chimed in. so we're going to show you her far gentler response at the end of tonight's show. i should also note that next week will be our final shows in this location, which is sad. it's really sad, because that barely gives us time to introduce popular new characters like the fish who probably has a drug problem >> hi, guys. can i borrow 50 bucks? >> what's it for, steve? >> what do you need it for,