tahama will be a public right away owned by the city and block three will be a public block owned by the city and block two will be developed into 100% affordable housing. ocii intends to acquire the site pointer to two agreements. the first is the 2008 auction agreement between tjpa, ociii and the city and county of san francisco. this sets for forth the processo obtain a process known as cal-tran. this agreement governs the parcels on the site that were owned by private landowners, not the state, before tjpa acquired them. next slide. these are the private parcels located on the. bottom two-thirds of the site on tahama, and block two and also shown on this map are the proposed lots that will be created by a transfer map that ocii is currently sponsoring. this will create five new conveyablconveyable accesser pat correspond to the trans development project. at the top of site, lot one is the transbay lot four and lot two is tahama and so forth. next slide. ocii is acquiring the terminal site from tjpa for zero dollars. per the 2008 option agreement, when ocii obtained the parcels to

block east of high street.nd police gotten on scene they found two were shot and another two nearby. they tried to save one of those people but that victim died on scene. one is in critical condition at the other two nala fighting injuries. they gave us an update later on this morning and they said that all four victims were men. we did see one area with evidence markers on the ground suggesting that there were a lot of bullet shell casings. beyond that, we are waiting for more details of from police about what led up to the shooting and we have cleared the area. we are in downtown oakland, kpix 5 >>> we have other top stories. a man is in the hospital after being shot in san jose. >> a fire broke out before 1:00 near santa susanna wait. the man who was shot is expected to be okay. no arrests have been made. >>> let's look at the big board. the dow is down about 80 points. 1.8 million jobs were added last month. the unemployment rate 11.1% to 10.2%. we also seeing the first drop in credit card debt in six years

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tahama will be a public right away owned by the city and block three will be a public block owned by the city and block two will be developed into 100% affordable housing. ocii intends to acquire the site pointer to two agreements. the first is the 2008 auction agreement between tjpa, ociii and the city and county of san francisco. this sets for forth the processo obtain a process known as cal-tran. this agreement governs the parcels on the site that were owned by private landowners, not the state, before tjpa acquired them. next slide. these are the private parcels located on the. bottom two-thirds of the site on tahama, and block two and also shown on this map are the proposed lots that will be created by a transfer map that ocii is currently sponsoring. this will create five new conveyablconveyable accesser pat correspond to the trans development project. at the top of site, lot one is the transbay lot four and lot two is tahama and so forth. next slide. ocii is acquiring the terminal site from tjpa for zero dollars. per the 2008 option agreement, when ocii obtained the parcels to

block and blocking them off from cars so they can only use neighborhood access like we have for slow streets and letting the surrounding thoroughfar es be the ingress and egress for through-traffic. barcelona is not known to be a city that goes up in flames all of the time and not an example of fire disasters. so when you look at the san francisco fire department blocking the slow streets, one has to wonder, how did barcelona do it so well? one of the biggest embarrassments of the last three years in terms of mta was making stockton street years of being a respected street where pedestrians could enjoy it and >> 30 seconds fo. >> speaker: this needs to be made permanent, not just during the pandemic because these are changing taking way too long. adding slow streets is a race and equity issue and environmental issue and should be treated like the health emergency like it is. and any more delay in the tenderloin is essentially racist. it needs to change now. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please pu. >> operator: you have four questions remaining. >> speaker: i wanted to commen

food, the only one person blocking the food is maduro.h is to call for ever tougher sanctions, is not going to help the ordinary people of your country. i'm going to quote patrick gaspard, president of the open society foundations, served as a us ambassador under the 0bama administration, and he says this of venezuela today, "broad sanctions hurting ordinary people will only entrench the power of those at the top." you need a new strategy. first of all, the only people who are disallowing ..the sanctions do not prevent food or medicine. any food or medicine and humanitarian aid can enter venezuela. that is allowed under the sanctions. the only person blocking that... ..adding to the destruction of the venezuelan economy, the knock—on effect of that is that people go hungry, so telling me that humanitarian assistance is not blocked is not really addressing the problem. i will wait until you are finished, stephen, and then i will answer your question. 0k, basically, no. what has happened is that maduro won't allow the food in, and the econo

we should only be a couple of blocks away now. blocks. nice, isee couple of blocks away now.e, i see what you did there. yep, there it is. v&a dundee. here we come! from v&a dundee. here we come! from v&a dundee, this is bbc click, live! please welcome your hosts, lauer louis fenton and spencer kelly! -- lara lewington. yes, if the time of yearagain lewington. yes, if the time of year again where we leave the comfort of the click offices and go live to the world, or at least to a crowd of very eager technology fans. v&a dundee was the spectacular location for a show that took in everything from artificial intelligence to facial recognition. the museum not only celebrates the past, but also looks to the future. most people's ideas of robots are shaped by the robots they see in science fiction, looking at film and tv your television or music. but robots are a bit more real than what we think. most children will grow up with siri or alexa or some kind of smart helper. and i think in the future that is going to increase, we will have more robotic helpers helping our children and

turns out another crash, this time instead of blocking the right lanes, it's blocking the left lanes. south 880 two lanes are blocked just before you get to fremont and the exit there. other than that, everything is smooth as you look through the rest of the bay and the south bay and the peninsula and closures for the highways throughout the area and the north bay, as well. czu and lnu fires, still active. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> moving on to decision 2020. tonight, marks the final night of the republican national convention. president trump will deliver his nomination acceptance speech. also speaking tonight ben carson, as well as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and the president'sivanka trump. >>> your vote tool. find the link on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> getting the green light. next here on "today in the bay" the inexpensive testing kit for coronavirus you could have in your hands in a matter of weeks. >>> plus, bay area health leaders pushing back against the cdc over it newly revised guidelines. >>> but, first, hapgening now for you. dramatic

investors are turning to to other assets but china it's now aiming to become the world's dominant block chain power through a state backed block chain infrastructure project so this has significant 1st mover advantage but also there's a lot of risk here break it down for us you know so the 2 assets that a lot of people are turning for for safe haven is basically gold and walk change specially things like bitcoin but this is completely different than because this is called the block chain based service network or b.s. and for short it aims to become the dominant internet services provider for all of these centralized apps known as datz so there is significant risk here given the growing tensions between the u.s. and china b.s.n. is essentially a chinese state sanctioned project but the technology is actually backed and supported by u.s. companies such as and is on microsoft and google all our major cloud service providers of this p.c. and network so you can kind of see where were going with this already like last year all of the semi's they. they all got whacked when the trumpet ministra

there is a crash and some debris blocking that offramp. a traffic alert has been issued there as well. and then there is traffic southbound 880 near 92. this is due to a crash blocking two lanes and there is glass and debris in the roadway. that is into the hayward area. the allatoona pass is getting busy, 30 minutes from 205 to 680. the busiest ride is near the grant line area. i will show you an overview as you work your way north of the north bay. highway one between meyers grade road and ford ross is not doing well. there are some closures not far from 101 itself, road closures on westside road between these roads. we have this ongoing closure along 128 still in effect. it is around 120 to pleasant valley road and silverado trail is also affected. please ongoing closures along highway 1 between pastor carol and santa cruz are also there. >>> a double whammy from covid to fires, we meet a business owner who lost nearly everything. >>> let's take another look outside, this time at the foggy golden gate bridge. >> coming up, the democrati

for the fact that facebook has to apply the blocking of my i was ready supported but then when i walk up to the news this morning that facebook has shifted its position i don't know what would what would come next but nonetheless i think this is a good signal for from festool that we meant to be seeing what would be what would be a kind of legal proceedings that enter into a set up this group immediately last night after the blocking and up to now we have more than half a 1000000 already so this quarter show that described is hugely popular especially among our younger generation who has been so hungry about you know knowing. information about what you did issue that has long been a part who you know in thai society but at the time for them to request an honest discussion on leaves for an institution that has cost and impact on daily lives up to people i didn't request from the student would never come down now because they're still there push the ceiling so high that the only way for the student is to continue with their requests now don't get into a court of the kaufman how far the

there is house of representatives has blocked changes to the postal system that threatens mail in voting ahead of the presidential election they voted to give the agency $25000000000.00 and would jack said reforms that would have slowed mail delivery icicle hain reports. it's america's favorite government service by far the u.s. postal service that is until recently louis to joy a trunk donor and moralist was put in charge just about 2 months ago and quickly made changes to the financially. table service metal boxes removed high speed sorting machines ripped out procedures changed over time stopped for money and as a result the mail has slowed considerably he blames a lack of staff because of the coronavirus democrats don't believe him just as we got her from a good stitch with diabetes who feared her family was at risk of losing their insurance after learning her payment had arrived a month late after it was mailed her story is sadly one of many being heard across the nation official post office data. these new documents show that the delays we have all heard about are actually far wors

blocks out right to the core. she works of the damage is hard to explain what we really get a sense of on social media is the impact that this explosion is had on individual lives we've been seeing cctv image the farm is a hot thing in that- it shops it. it is blocked at terrified about what comes next a lot of people saying they thought the regionally an earthquake and not an expert they were experiencing. one video of the two. thank you us very clear of what it is. that people experience at the time of thatt blasted like to o just take a listen. i said that he blocks roof up the horizon as you saw that the driver of that car unable to control the call once that shock wave. shockwawave tht caused a huge amount of damage across the city also at. image that push the- beirut's at governor to give an interview in which he lamented the fact that his city was destroyed that's the word he used he- might. want to not imagine that ininto the house chantix you wat me he ref forty at cool. destroy it was innocent what was s

we have literally billions dollars in investments surrounding this block and the block is now, to say the least, not activated and i personally and i know many neighbors would like to see some use, whether it's for food and retail or recreation, many, many suggestions made at supervisor hainey's town hall and we would love to see activation on that site while we all pursue permanent development. thank you very much. >> thank you. thank you for those comments and madam chair, it does not appear we have any more callers wishing to address you under this item. >> i would like to close public comment and madam secretary, can you please call the next item. >> we'll move into your consent calendar where all matters listed would be consider bied ba single vote and no separate discussion unless a board member requests and then it would be moved to the consent calendar and considered a separate item. i have no received any information that any board members would like any items considered separately and i cannot tell whether this caller wishes to speak on the consent calendar so the best thing

the subpoenas around now trying to block subpoenas.know that mitt romney is amongst those trying to block ron johnson obama gate investigation. and no one is raising -- mitch mcconnell majority leader, the party leader should be demanding more, more much more from senator romney. >> we've got to have people willing to stand up and those of white house stood up for this president and those who stood up for last 18 months and pelosi and schumer, and all of the folks who wanted to taken down president who tried to show that there was a corrupt. my question is now, let's be, let's be honest with american people that they're republican or anybody who wants to stand awayon this investigation let tm go to camera and don't know want to know about corruption of hunter bideen and say with mccabe and page and why not want to know moreor about what happed with general flynn when he was unmanned by almost everybody in obama administration senior leadership but joe biden as vpght lou it is time we're -- we show the world that we're serious about thi

it began around 10:00 on the 4500 block of fairfax avenue. one block east of pine street. oakland pd got on scene and found two shot and then another two nearby. permits try to save one of the victims but the victim died on scene. another person is in critical condition in the hospital and the other two have non-life- threatening injuries. we did see one area with a lot of evidence markers on the ground right next to a child's car seat but beyond that, we are waiting on more details from police about what led up to the shooting. officers have cleared the area. in oakland, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> shooting investigation underway in san jose. on fire broke out shortly before midnight. santa, susanna and others were closed off while officers were on scene. we are waiting for an update from police on if anyone was seriously injured were if they made any arrests. >>> antioch schools have voted to bring resource officers back on campus. the boat came amid strong objections and protests. >> please listen to what we have to say, listen to our voices. >> protesters spoke out against th

so we have the between block blocked. and i know an ambulance was called.two two lanes blocked. and i know an ambulance was called. as we zoom out, you can see that it is slow. so it won't slow down too much coming out of livermore, but once you make it the halfway point along southbound 680 westbound 580 before 680, that is where the issue is. so again, westbound 580 before the 680 connector, heads up to you. >>> and a public health officer is apologizing to local businesses that had to close under the state's orders. he believes that order is misguided and is doing more harm than good. abc 7 news is focusing on the economy and how these businesses closing are impacting people in our communities. lauren martinez is live in san mateo with more on >> reporter: dr. mor rrow's statements say we have who minimize the spread while not destroying everything else in the process. he says that there is in data showing that transmission rates are higher in locations like salons and barber shops compared to other open businesses. now, those in that industry are lived. >> it has been one of

this 9300 block of empire grade , the 2500 block of pine flat road, the production wine room of mchenry vineyards, all gone or about to be. cal fire says there simply are not enough firefighters. there are nearly 600 personnel here but mark renton, operations chief for cal fire, says that is a fraction of what he normally has. >> we are at a critical drawdown of incidents with resources. i am doing something with maybe 1/10 that i normally have at my disposal with combating the fires whether it be ground or air resources. >> reporter: we did find evidence of a heroic fight last night. at bonnie dune presbyterian, they cut back brush and doused the flame in steeples. on the 6700 block of bonnie dune road, jacob metcalf had evacuated his family and came back to find his home still standing. crews had stopped the flames at the driveway. >> very thankful. whoever came up here and risked their life to save my house, thank you so much. you are amazing. >> reporter: for sid harger, what he lacks in protective fire gear, he makes up for in confidence. >> what does your confidence level? >> if t

this graphic shows the flow of commuters block by block. but data collected from smart phones can tell us so much more about an individual's behavioral patterns. because. they. want to know maybe if they are running maybe if they are walking like imo if the location is and. so will make. shopping. in the pot maybe they are relaxed and if it's often. maybe i'm busy so we use data to do some inferences based on the date of our collective. profiling in this way greatly enhances the potential for targeted advertising but it doesn't stop there. fighting i'm a young mom with them bake is. a company in china if they want to work. so they kind of circle. the based on what the data we are collected the. use of come to the area come match of the current us if that 2 groups of people. maybe i would place. the amount of data transmitted by cell phones is. constantly on the rise thanks to an ever increasing number of. financial is a subsidiary of retail giant. the company has developed software that assesses damages after a car accident. the app finds a

ah, dundee, we should only be a couple of blocks away now. "blocks"!you did there. yep, there it is. v&a dundee. here we come! announcer: from v&a dundee, this is bbc click live. please welcome your hosts, lara lewington and spencer kelly. yes, it's that time of yearagain, where we leave the comfort of the click offices and go live to the world, or at least to a crowd of very eager tech fans. v&a dundee was the spectacular location for a show that took in everything from artificial intelligence to facial recognition. the museum not only celebrates the past, but also looks to the future. most people's idea of robots are shaped by the robots they see in science fiction, so like in a film or tv or video games or music. but robots are a bit more real than what we think. so most children will now grow up with siri or alexa or some kind of smart helper in their life, and i think in the future that's just going to increase. we're going to have more robotic helpers helping our children and helping us, just increasing more and more on an everyday basis. current

and i'll take it one step further, sometimes the city's block is a block because within certain neighborhoods, you turn a corner and that whole block is different and every single item i've ever heard, i've gone to that address and did as much of a walk-around as i could because you have to know. you have to know how much space and what you may or may not be getting blocked. you have to see what you're dealing with and be there, literally in front of that address to know what you're really talking about, to see who's walking by you on the sidewalk and what the current situation is. >> thank you so much and lastly, we're hearing from teresa imperial and i wanted to ask you before you make comments because i have an emergency to attend to in my district real quick and i was going to ask vice president stephanie to i wanted to ask how you would make the resolution real. >> yes, thank you. >> first, what it means to me, as well. you know, i was thrilled when we passed the resolution. i could never thought it would pass in the planning commission coming from a community and also being a part of th

subpoenas, around burisma, now we know that mitt romney is amongst those trying to block ron johnsonte investigation. no one is raising -- mitch mcconnell, majority leader, the party leader should be demanding more -- much more from senator romney. >> we have to have people willing to stand up for those who stood up for this period, for last 18 months. all these folks who wanted to take down this president, who tried to show there was a corrupt -- my question is now, let's be honest with the american q people, whether they republican or anyone that wants to stand in the way of this investigation let them go on a camera and let them why they know to know why they don't want to know about corruption. why would we not want t not wanw more about what happened with jejen -- general flynn. it time we show the world we're serious about this people need to be held accountable for what they did, if they don't, they will think't they can get away with i it, that is not right. lou: well, to see senator langford s and romney, and you know trying to block this by all appearances. we have this sta

but you've got the numbers 1, 2, 3 lanes blocked so it's year 3 left-hand lanes that are blocked and everybody's got to merge to the right. so this is going to cause major problems for your commute across the bay bridge and the backup that we saw earlier at the toll plaza, which initially look like a normal back up it's going to take a lot longer to clear and here's that shot for you so if you have to head into san francisco this morning know that the chp has issued a sigler for the bay bridge, which means they're advising you to find an alternate route because they're not sure exactly how long it's going to take to clear the scene perhaps bart might be a better option for you or if you're in the east bay maybe can take the san mateo bridge and come up the peninsula that way but the situation on westbound 80 here right near 5th street in fremont is that there is car accident multiple cars, one of them caught fire and the 3 left lanes are blocked, we'll keep you updated as to when there might be an even estimated time of reopening, but at this point they just don't have one. >>we'll t

when they try to right there police was already blocking the road detaining people so the people were sort of trying to get together but they were all separated by police then there was a clash of police was firing a stun grenades into the crowd one police truck ran into protesters and took one protester with them so ambulances were taking away the injured people around the city the police have been blocking off roads trying to stop people from gathering and at the moment people are still driving around in their cars honking their horns showing their protest signs raising their their fists so that's still happening in a deep in the night here in minsk and also what we're hearing in other cities around that are rude these scenes have not been witnessed before in since there were protests against election fraudulent elections of 2010 but those protests were much smaller there also faced a crackdown by police but the future were the same and injured but the masses have grown since then these batches of of thousands of people on the streets angry have never been seen before in men so the

that cement block at that moment the. forces. could you foresee the night for this related to this internal force that they should have the. good guys against the protesters and they succeeded few moments ago to take them to take them away from the from that that area near the farm that they are right now just behind me if you can see the fire burning under one of the billboards iran respond to one of minister has already resigned others and may well fall out if it hasn't gone on at the cost of a political crisis. indeed yes it is the information that he designed today the minister of. environment resigned but he didn't unknown's that for the media or confidence because they say tomorrow morning there's going to be a meeting for the cabinet according to my interview that tomorrow the government might resign might resign. the office of the the i'm lost but at least 8 minutes is that they had the intention to resign this moment when we talk about 8 months of this mean 20 percent of the government this means that the cabinet it's a

these are chemicals which block messages from you know to muscle. type chemicals and other nerve agents are highly potent so you only need very small quantities to poison and kill someone so if you are trying to poison someone trying to disguise it maybe in t. as in this instance possibly then you want something that is highly toxic that you can only only need to give in small amounts to bring about what you're trying to achieve so these are likely to be. difficult at this stage to say but i suspect it's going to be something that's very potent and only obtainable from a very restricted circle and that was alastair hay professor of environmental toxicology at the university of leeds speaking with me earlier i'm sara kelly thanks for watching. on the years ago german chancellor angela merkel made a famous claim is not enough when germany can do orders to refugees. 5 years later we take it into one down. and the consequences are still she says.

and the entrance to to cut some get lucky to be that was already blocked by the soldiers so after the arrest of him they just took him up the aisle you know and of the soldiers and got to hold their moment toppling with the latest from the capital bomb thank you very much. all right now let's get more on this story from you or me he is with g.w. africa good to see you again talk to me a little bit about what exactly is fueling the unrest that we're seeing in mali. so corruption mismanagement of violence in the northern part of the country following between ethnic groups in the country so there's a there's a can of coke. claims to have been going on in the millions was tightly accusing president bramble bark like a tell me some money each man in the country and also poverty and so people are very they are struggling to get food and everything and there's also corruption so it's been. since june now and there's the movement of. 5 more meant that is like the fury in these disciplines ition against the president bramble what arcade so there are lots of problems in mali right now a spokesp

about his idea of blocking burisma investigations to begin with and subpoenas. but the appearance of looking into burisma and hunter biden appears political, and i think, i think people are tired of these, these kind of political investigations, and i would hope that if there's something of significance that needs to be evaluated, that it'll be done by perhaps the fbi or some other agency that's -- oh, my gosh, it just goes on. i mean, it's pitiful. it is absolutely pitiful, and he knows what he's doing. and he also has friends and associates, at least one, who was on the board of burisma, so he looks like he's conflicted and should have recused himself from any comment on it. >> no question. this appears political, but it's wrong and things were done wrong and powerful laws were broken and things were circumvented whether it be burisma or the investigation with the president, it's our duty to look into it. it's not about -- i mean, should we not look into jim comey and mccabe and the rest of them because it was political that they wanted to take out the preside

they have two lanes blocked and it has been blocked up substantially. it is friday so there is not a lot of cars on the roadways but with this crash blocking lanes and it is an injury accident, it will be something that we will see growing. westbound 580 we are seeing brake lights out of tracy and a bit of a break that extends towards the grant line area. there are lots of closures to get to. we will start off through san mateo county, closures are in effect for parts of highway 1, 35, and highway 9. highway 1 between pescadero and santa cruz is completely shut down and there are closures for 35, highway 9 and highway 236. la honda road is closed between 35 skyline boulevard and this area until further notice because of these wildfires. elsewhere, 236 and basin way are closed in both directions. foreclosures continue hear from 35 skyline boulevard to western avenue. it is hard to find alternates around that area but avoid it if you can. highway 17 >>> it is smoky and hazy this morning. there is unhealthy air quality's. a "spare the air" alert is in effe

o officials said testimoy demonstrators blocked busses for hours.rtland, rioters shot fireworks and lit a fire around the federal courthouse as the city faces more than 70 nights of unrest. the president unveils new guidelines to help schools safely reopen this fall. todd: ashley strawmeyer joins us live to break down the details. >> reporter: the president is making his position clear as doctors, teachers and parents express concerns over long-term virtual learning. one parent who met with president trump yesterday shared how tough cancelling school is for her child who has down's syndrome. >> it was like falling of an early intervention cliff. schools not only provide the academics for students with special needs but it also provided the much needed therapies and services. the structure and routine of school day is so critical for this population of students. it simply cannot be replicated in a virtual platform. >> reporter: let's take a look at the new guidelines from the white house, it's educate students and teachers about covid symptoms, encou

and these huge office blocks up and down these huge office blocks up and down the country which werewith people will not be teeming with people will not be teeming with people will not be teeming with people. and obviously, a massive knock on effect for the shops and the restaurants and cafes around the office block areas. because the footfall has disappeared. kate, you must be on the right side of 30 because you wa nt to the right side of 30 because you want to head back to the office. yes i want to get back. i know this is a real concern he's trying really hard to try and get people back in the office but you need to look at these figures in the stories. 63,000 staff, 50,000 are working from home. it is not likely that all of those will be going back. let's turn to kate, you are going to keep us on to the front page of the metro and the raving idiots. yes, these parties that have been going on some of the northwest of england, their illegal gatherings because they have far, far many people that are allowed to get together. it's finds being handed out to organisers so yeah, illegal

facebook has blocked access to a group that's critical of thailand's monarchy after the thai government threatened the company with legal action it comes as pro-democracy rallies spread across thailand a block group has a 1000000 members its founder has accused facebook of cooperated with the 1st team to obstruct democracy. any authorities have ordered a 48 hour lockdown in gaza after recording the 1st cases of coded $1000.00 among the general public 4 cases of the virus were reported in one family living in a densely populated refugee camp gaza residents have raced to buy supplies ahead of the lockdown. you're watching the news still to come on the program 2 migrants whose lives turned out to be very different as part of our new series looking at the fallout from europe's migration crisis 5 years ago we will meet 2 men who came to germany full of hope. a 1st german chancellor angela merkel has called on russia to investigate the suspected poisoning of russian opposition leader alexina vall me doctors treating him here in berlin say that they have found evidence of a toxic substance in

been a block is taking up the task to keep the virus from spreading further just like the rest of the country which is in the midst of a 2nd wave of the pandemic. since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in china the nation's government has faced criticism from other countries for the way it disseminate information but people in china are also fighting against what they say are beijing's efforts to cover up the epidemic. the small neighborhood home in certain german is a place filled with memories for john. i didn't as a wooden last year my father used to sit at this place. every time i come to these familiar places i go to places i used to visit with my father. i'm overwhelmed with grief at the same time i feel anger jungly john high's father was a veteran of china's nuclear testing program he was a 100 and but he spent his last years at his son's home in the coastal city of shenzhen about 1000 kilometers from one in january he broke his leg as a veteran he enjoyed good medical insurance but he was required to get treated in his hometown. so when he needed treatment i took him

right beneath block the entrance to a large square and fight stun grenades into the crowds and police. trucks drive into protesters. i mean insists rushed to take the injured into hospital. protesters have put up barricades on to the main roads to prevent police cars from guessing that. earlier in the day they can does it set nona to the mosque that has come out of hiding the costs have that she had left her apartment on the eve of the election fearing arrest at 1st a reluctant presidential candidate she had grown into the biggest hope many palin missions have for change to enough sky action rallies attracted the largest crowds by lisa in the decade i was the factor frankly i was. off to casias votes president alexander lukashenko called the opposition group yes you did what you did in the us if you're going to go against our country or even in the smallest way try to plunge the country into chaos and stabilize it you will receive an immediate response from me for decades enjoyed solid support in the former soviet country lately facing criticism for downplaying the covert $900.00 pric

but it's an hp accident of some sorts a blocking more than one lane right before the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is already quite heavy into san francisco because we had a major crash on 24 west of the caldecott tunnel that crash on 24 backed up traffic through a renda and so folks were late making it to the bay bridge toll plaza that started your backup and now you have this new accident blocking several lanes before the toll plaza that's adding to the delay we haven't had the sort of backup in quite some time so heading into san francisco this morning. you need to get out their extra early because it's jam from the oakland maze up the incline heading toward the tunnel will definitely stay on top of this crash and have more details coming up in just a bit we have a look at the san mateo bridge 92, it's busy but it's not bad the trip from the east bay to the peninsula very quiet right now under 30 minutes. i just want to mention that bart is still reporting delays are we talked about a little fire between a south hayward in union city that fire out in under control, but they are st

so i'm feelin this we're taking away the injured people and around the city the police have been blocking off roads trying to stop people from gathering and at the moment people are still driving around in their cars honking their horns showing their protest signs raising their their fists so that's still happening in the deep in the night here it's been and also what we're hearing in other cities around the roots is there any indications that this may eventually die down or do is the feeling that these protests are going to continue. what i'm hearing is these scenes have not been witnessed before in minsk there were protests against elections fraudulent elections in 2010 but those protests were much smaller they also face the crackdown by police than by the people were detained and injured but the masses have grown to withstand these masses also of thousands of people on the streets angry has never been seen before him in so the production is not going to go away as probably president because shankar is wishing it's going to go away people 5 really beyond fear they are telling me and the

briefly blocked at the lake shore exit. all of it in response to the police shooting sunday of jacob blake. blake now paralyzed from his waist down and the u.s. department of justice confirming it is launching a federal rights investigation. authorities have now identified that officer who shot blake. rusten sheskey, a seven-year veteran. officers were called to the scene for a domestic disturbance and tried to arrest blake. the entire incident caught on camera which we have frozen before those shots were fired. he opened the driver side of the door and then leaned forward. sheskey was holding blake's shirt and fired seven times hitting blake in the back. investigators now say that a knife was found on the floor of blake's suv. meanwhile, police have now charged 17-year-old suspect in that deadly shooting during tuesday night's protests. >>> the republican national convention playing out on the national stage as protests rage on. "today in the bay" tracie potts live for us in washington and, tracie, i know the vice presiden

and this is the 6200 block of pleasants valley road. was a sign in the front of the home that said brannigan ranch. pleasants valley road. this road stretches 12 miles long. we have to presume that since io fire came from th ctentirere strn,etch. and so people who went to bed here along this road in this th was burning near lake berryessa seve ranol t mimee s caa se, by midnight, heavy winds suddenly flamblew the es down a blh. kaels you can see the smoke wa sideways. firefighters and law enforcement personnel banged on doors going door to door trying ei get uout of s.r i hothmeactually had a neighbor text me. and his house is gone. and his father's house up abov that. sheriff's department show up and told us to -- vacate and they you got sprinklers turn them ifon ad nd get out ofs here. >> reporter: this map shows the approximate area of the evacuation zone. the area in red is pleasants valley. the mandatory evacuation order stretches from cherry glen to the south to blto the north. back here live. they as std out here i have to tell v

they were going right in front of me people have blocked independence after many. people right here right at the intersection near the cinemark 500 meters from independence square. we're sure these people have left the pavements and taken to the roads. in violation of the traffic moves or should people heading to the square to protest. was the 10s of thousands of people have decided to come out here in the central men's it is quite deafening here because they are occupying the independence square the kind of russian capital if you blonds behind me even with a good vantage point that we have you would struggle to tell exactly where the road begins because the protest has spilled from the square and into the streets blocking the traffic and we witnessed the police reacting to it there we have response and they didn't try to break up the protest they didn't try to prevent the protesters from booking this thing 1st they should ride the way routes a city through one of the side streets but that didn't the walk out cold because now it's just so you see people yelling cha

disappointed about this you can imagine the anger of ordinary people if the roads were completely blocked. position leader has given her 1st media conference since fleeing to lift that law to. use the opportunity to tell foreign countries to respect the sovereignty of belo groups earlier she addressed her fellow citizens in a new video message urging them to keep up the pressure on president lukashenko with more workplace strikes because of us thought get up so you can join entirely legal and powerful weapon against the regime and they know it that's why they intimidate you leave the fear mongering to the dictatorship remember you are not alone i'm asking you to keep on strike who will make the college hear our voices the voices he has stolen from us the spite those calls for industrial action most employees are going about their business as normal over the last few days there have been no protests that fuck trees most enterprises are fully functioning that's in contrast to earlier scenes that we saw we spoke to some workers. yes just get them out it's us you know i view it negatively a c

we have done everything in our power to get there, and those being blocked is by maduro. succeeded is we have offered help, we have brought in humanitarian aid to the people of venezuela, and highlighted to the world the criminality of maduro and that he is the single greatest sanction and source of suffering and obstacle to democracy in venezuela. you talk about the economic aid that guaido has delivered to the people of venezuela. it's simply not true. for all of the big claims that he would get the us and neighbouring colombia to deliver millions of tonnes of humanitarian aid, none of that has happened and that's why the people of your country are now, it seems, deeply sceptical about mr guaido‘s claims. no, absolutely not. what has been highlighted is how maduro stopped the international aid. your own country, the united kingdom, has pledged over £1145 million in aid that has come through un organisations and distributed within venezuela. and their concern is that, in providing more aid, it is blocked, stolen and sold on the black market by maduro. the single person s

let's just speak about the block 1st in fact at 100 far do you expect the e.u. to go with sanctions against belarus if it comes to that will we just see targeted asset freezes travel or could it be something more radical. i think the european union is playing for you to got a role in the rules and they have double standards because they criticize the lives of the most you look at 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

apple has blocked fortnight from the app store removing everyone's ability to install and update thegame on i os devices keeping prices high so they can collect 30 percent of your payments and this blocking fortnights in order to prevent epic from passing on the savings apple has become what it once railed against a behemoth seeking to control markets block competition and stifle innovation for nice developers had recently allowed in game purchases to be made directly from epic games at a lower cost but this violated the terms of service of both apple and google who receive 30 percent from each transaction the update that led both tech giants to ban they get. the fact that their business interests now lead them to push for a special arrangement does not change the fact that these guidelines create a level playing field for all developers and make the store safe for all users for game developers who choose to use the play store we have consistent policy is that a fair to developers and keep the store safe for users or for not remains a variable on android we can no longer made it avai

>>but one fan got a has a lot more money and got a lot more than that just blocked the whole farm. the lake tahoe ranch where the show was filmed went for 38 million dollars. the 24 acres on the east shore of zephyr cove looks a bit different these days doesn't it. 2 homes built in 2004 combining for. >>9 bedrooms 9 and a half bathrooms and 18,000 square feet total. >>in the old days you could go visit. the ranch and al ponderosa not anymore. i expect they don't take too kindly to strangers visit in. that's >>and we're back time now 8.25 a ventura county church held indoor services sunday morning despite a judge's temporary restraining order that barred the church from doing so megan talus has the story. >>pastor rob mccoy, the got the calvary chapel are going against the temporary restraining order that prohibits indoor services amid this global pandemic now here's a word from the people here today on both sides. >>these people are not i grew up as a christian i know christine ahn any means. and you know it's on the side there it's you know the kind this love your neighbor. this i

i visit this block often. i feel like this project is very well suited for this block. there are a number of taller churches right around here. i feel like the project has made a goodest to se good effort to e height. i'm excited to get the retail strip that's developing there. i'm excited about more low market rate housing. we certainly need it. >> i went to high school in the sun set. i couldn't be more excited about this project. seems to fit in nicely with some ground floor retail. a lot of affordable housing. it seems like it fits all the boxes. thanks. >> i support this housing. i'm a sun set resident. i'm been in the sun set since 1987. this is a great opportunity to build affordable housing on the west side. the west side has not built it's share of affordable housing. this will be 25% affordable housing. i like the idea of ground floor retail spaces. if we're going to make retail work, it needs to be in spaces like this. that's good for both the business community having more people around as customers. this is a poster child-this is a good project for the sun