why bloom? what will your role be?oom's mission of clean reliable affordable energy for everyone in the world has long resonated with me. it is not only inspiring. it's essential. whether we're talking about serving communities in indio, california, or calcutta, india, everybody in the world depends on that foundation level of a klee electricity supply that so many on our globe don't enjoy today. >> so clean energy, of course, is bloom's main business. governor newsom highlighted the innovation early in the pandemic. they that i have had to refurbishing ventilators. what kinds of influence do you think bloom will have now and in a post covid world in. >> that's the kind of proactive inspiring response from founder and ceo of bloom energy who sees the problem and doesn't go on the sidelines, but stands up and steps up with our 1,600 employees to make a difference. in that case it was ventilators. and the shortage that we knew so many hospitals across the country were having in this covid-19 crisis. so a company that mak

harmful blooms as water temperatures rise. blooms look like sick paint like scum floating on the surface and it can be green, red, white or brown. >> what a visual stand. time is 4:49 a.m. and steve paulson is talking about our weather for today and what you should expect. >> a lot of sunshine unless you are down toward santa cruz, pam and dave. a breeze in the hills and north and east bay hills and to contra costa county but it's not widespread like it was over the weekend. a really deep low, dynamic low for the end of june and the city is producing a lot of cool temperatures and high elevation snows and warmer today and it's all wind driven and if you get north or east i think you know in this fog around santa cruz and they are only 63 but apples only 79 today and livermore 77- 89 and san jose 79 to 84 degrees today. after today the temperatures back off there's a west wind at travis and northwind at vacaville. travis 76 in vacaville 71 and south wind at the napa airport. 49 lake park. 55 san jose. in dealing with fog up in

david bloom from hsbc stays with us.g up, recovery threatened as china seeks to inch out of the slump. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is "daybreak: europe ." china's economy continued to recover in may. industrial output led the way with a 4.4% rise from a year earlier, still less than the median estimate of 5% expansion. consumer demand remains sluggish. retail sales fell. a possible second wave of infections could threaten china's recovery with a number of coronavirus cases jumping in beijing over the weekend. david, how does this latest data and second wave fears and china impact your risk on-risk off thesis? david: i think data at the moment is not really doing it. we know basically how the trajectory of growth works. we don't know how deep the recessions are. if you could get 10 million from payroll in the market moves, you could see that, for the moment, data is not really what matters. for the moment, i would say we just take data with a little pinch of salt. looking for five, you get 4.4. in these days, that is

so today we have with us sarah bloom from sfpuc, and also megan? >> hi, supervisor fewer, i'm also here. >> you are, ok. great. so, colleagues, two people from sfpuc, megan and sarah. so, i just want to say before we start that i'm proud to sponsor this legislation for the green infrastructure program to revise the bill to turn the asphalt playgrounds for the places for kids to grow and learn in. it's in the interest of the children and school communities and environment, as also reduces the storm water runoff and combine forces to improve performance. this legislation originally came to the budget committee when the program was new, and at that time the committee requested the delegate authority in the name of a transparent process. now that we have seen a pilot, successful pilot year of implementation, i have confidence in the process and under the process of going through the commission can add months to the critical timeline and know the recipients of the grant program are not largely engineering of construction funds. these are small projects

are formed by bacteria that multiply into harmful blooms as the water temperature gets warmer. we'll be ucsf school of medicine was forced to pay a million dollars in ransom that was to regain access to data that had been maliciously encrypted by malware the the breach excuse me happened back on june 1st and the university says that the that it was important to some academic work related to the public good. now the school paid more than million to the individuals behind the hack. and officials emphasize that the attack did not affect patient care its coronavirus work nor the overall campus network. well check this out take a look hundreds of people gathered in the castro district in san francisco yesterday in honor of pride weekend. were not for covid-19 this weekend would have been the 50th pride parade for the city of san francisco. so a lot of folks still showed up out there. a lot has happened in the last 50 years of course for marriage equality back in 2015 to employee protection in the workforce which was approved by the supreme court this year. kron 4 so well bellow talk

. >>> new at 10, a warning about harmful algae blooms in bodega bay.fficials have put up signs warning people and their past to stay away from the blooms. they are formed by blue-green algae that multiply into harmful looms as water temperatures rise. blooms often look like sick, paint like scum floating on the surface. they can be green, white, red and brown. coming into contact with the blooms can cause eye irritation, skin rash, mouth ulcers, vomiting, diarrhea and cold and flu like symptoms. >>> hospitals in the bay area have been seeing more fire work- related injuries in the past few weeks. we talked to a doctor with the ucsf department of orthopedic surgery.>> we see partial amputations, burns that affect the torso, the eyes, the face and arms. we see inhalation injuries associated with fireworks. about 30% of the time it's related to hand and forearm injuries. >> i remember a couple of years ago a man shooting off fireworks blew off his hand and some of his fingers and he is now maimed for life. does it take a lot, i know this is kind of graphi

the blooms often look like . paint like,, basically . it floats on the surface of the water and it could be green or white or red or brown. try to stay away from it .>>> happening today, bart will stop selling paper tickets at another bart station. part of the plan to convert to clipper only sales. bart is dominating paper tickets at the civic center today . 10 bart stations only now only offer clipper cards. while paper tickets are not being sold at those stations that their gates will still accept them so you can get in and get out. >>> as we check in with sal i'm curious if you're hearing about plans for all public transportation, including the faeries and you need to use some kind of contactless payment like on your phone? it seems like the thing to do right now during the pandemic. >> i got a message from one of our viewers saying that some san francisco businesses, he says, like my wife's, or letting employees come back if they don't use public transportation because of covid. this is is what one viewer says we will see if we can s

algae blooms are formed by the green algae, which can multiply into harmful blooms as water temperatures rise. blooms often look thick kind of like paint, floating on the water surface. they can be green, white, red, or brown. not very pretty. >>> steve is here talking about the sunshine and the wind and the fire danger for us. or some. that's great. everyone will get in on the sun, but the fire danger is marin county and napa and sonoma above 1000 feet through 8:00 tonight. by tomorrow we start to cool off . this will be wind driven today as far as the warm-up . just in the intermountain region . it is their issue, not hours. we do have the wind . that we are seeing a little calmer condition at the surface. temperatures came way down for many yesterday, including fairfield, ukiah, low 80s. that's pretty nice. napa 79 . concorde 74. gilroy was 66. santa cruz 63 cool degrees . it will be warmer today . sunday with fog near santa cruz. i think it gets too much centers today . the fire warnings are out toward lake county, sacramento valley, is in salon county. also marin, napa, sonoma. goes

alton who with his advance nurse practitioner wife amy host the survival medicine website doom and bloom dot net check it out it is a rich trove of posts and podcasts and videos and they have authored among other books the survival medicine handbook the essential guide for when medical help is not on the way joe welcome back to the big picture. you know thanks for having me on the glad to be here i've been following your website since you were here summer before last and with all we've been through lately in terms of serve the mindset that we've kind of adopted while we've been in stay at home mode isolated we're taking lots less for granted these days what questions and issues are you hearing more about lately from your followers and patients. you know holland i've been watching out for emerging viral threats for gosh over a decade sure enough my 1st one line report about code 19 was on january 7th when i talk about a mysterious pneumonia that sickened the most 60 people in a place called google and china now people are adjusting to a new normal after millions of cases of close to half

making sure that all of those millions of flowers are in bloom —— blooming tiptop condition.travel show team who's been to dubai. a couple of years ago, —— three went there in search of an amazing new graphic art form called colour graffiti and then he got to ta ke colour graffiti and then he got to take a balloon ride with a difference across the desert and i'm not jealous at all! difference across the desert and i'm notjealous at all! not one bit! this is "calligraffiti", a mixture of traditional arabic calligraphy and graffiti, and it's the signaature style of a french—born artist of tunisian origin, who goes by the name el seed. he has taken his unique approach to street art around the world with astonishing results, including this monumental project he created in a working—class district of cairo. so, what is he doing in dubai? for me, dubai is like, a new city. i look at it, i try to get a different view to it, a lot of people coming from outside say, "oh, it is fake, you as an artist, how could you be here?" and for me, there is this kind of growing art scene, there is

are formed by a bacteria that multiplying to harmful blooms as water temperatures get warmer. >>had covid-19 has affected lives and plans for 2020 how couples tying the knot are working around the pandemic. >>and next a racist video re tweet by president trump taking down but not before tim boyle him and yet. another controversy involving >>major fallout tonight over a disturbing video between by president trump of people yelling a racist slogan, which is associated with white supremacist critics say what he tweeted this morning goes to the heart of the racial justice discussion that's been going on across the nation for the past month. president trump share this video in a tweet which has since been taken down the video is from the villages that's a community in florida where a man driving a golf cart with trump campaign posters is seen chanting white power and that we the president says quote thank you to the great people of the village is referring to the people in the video the video shows trump supporters and anti-trump protesters arguing with one another. the white house

paul bloom has more on today's a celebration of life. >> you come to third ward where we are from, people are crying right now. that is how much they loved him. i am just staying strong as i can because i need to get it out. everybody wants justice, we want justice for george. he is going to get >> no matter who you talk to, they will all say the same thing and that george was somebody who was always welcoming and always made people feel like they were special and nobody felt left out and he would enter into a room. >> the walnut creek police department says they are reviewing and investigating a number of incidents that happened on monday during protests over the death of george floyd. those protests spilled onto the streets and eventually onto interstate 680 and at least one video on social media is getting attention from what an officer is heard saying. tonight police are calling it a misunderstanding. christina is here now with more on this.>> reporter: the video in question is just a few seconds long and the police department is now clearing up the confusion. this video was shared on

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you know how to do the work of into bloom. let us put everything we have got out on the field and we're going to win this. we will take back the white house and take back the senate. hold on to the house and do everything we know can be done in the name of all that is important and good in terms of the ideals of our country that we have yet to meet but we will all fight to achieve. thank you, texas democrats. hello, warren: democrats. i know we cannot be together in person but i want to send a word of encouragement to some of the hardest working democrats in the country. this is a time of tremendous crisis for our nation. friends,000 of our family, and neighbors have died from the coronavirus and millions are unemployed struggling to put food on the table or pay their rent and mortgage. across the country, people are protesting police brutality amending justice for george aylor, andonna tyalor ahmaud arbery. that black people are suffering and have for generations is real. as a nation, we have some serious soul-searching to do

are formed by bacteria that multiply into harmful blooms as the water temperature gets warmer. >>and on the kron 00:04am morning news $28 million in state grant money has been awarded to east oakland. we'll have details for you on how that money is going to be spent. and several police officers in san jose are put on leave after being linked to a race is facebook group we'll find out who the mayor is calling on to help with the investigation. and let's take you outside for a live look at conditions from the embarcadero beautiful shot there are plenty of sunshine, warm temperatures to we'll be good morning, welcome back take a look at this hundreds of people gathering in the castro district in san francisco yesterday. >>in honor of pride weekend. now of course were it not for covid-19 this weekend would have been the 50th pride parade for the city of san francisco. >>a lot has happened in those 50 years from marriage equality back in 2015 to employee protection in the workforce which was approved by the supreme court this year with no big parade downtown on market street this ye

dr joe alton doman bloom dot net thanks for your time and i highly recommend your website to everybody who's watching thanks for joining us and thank you for watching the big picture if you see us somewhere else and it's easier you can find us on any device at youtube dot com slash r t america directv we're channel 321 pluto t.v. 279 on the dish dish 280 and all of our shows are available on demand the whole archives at youtube dot com slash the big picture r.t. and if you haven't yet got to check out our pluto t.v. app free in the app store holland cook at home in rhode island but back here with you next week meantime wash your hands and question more. as the culture war 'd rages on and they did the billionaire class is only getting wealthier their wealth is 20 percent or $584000000000.00 since the start of the and demick slash law how will this shape to compete coverage and is a term that under the new york. he said he had to quit but he said. for good can each of you other than the human body. but on the better side going to the book are useless all that business and just. consider.

or force a form by bacteria that multiply into harmful blooms as the water temperature gets warmer.>>and still ahead this morning on the kron 4 morning news $28 million in state grant money has been awarded to east oakland. well coming up we'll have details on where this money is going to go. and several police officers, san jose are on leave after being linked to a racist facebook group will find out who the mayor is calling on to help with the just between us, cleaning with a mop and bucket is such a hassle. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and it's awesome. it's an all-in-one that absorbs dirt and grime deep inside. and it helps prevent streaks and haze. stop cleaning. start swiffering around here, nobody ever does it. i didn't do it. so when i heard they added ultra oxi to the cleaning power of tide, it was just what we needed. dad? i didn't do it. #1 stain and odor fighter, #1 trusted. it's got to be tide. morning, welcome back and take a look at this hundreds of people are gathering in the castro district in san francisco on sunday. >>they're honoring pride weekend to end we

things start blooming. it's kind of like that. i've become an amateur again, if you like.voice was still fresh, which is a bit of a miracle, really. >> reporter: for example, in the aching song. ♪ you're still young that's your fault ♪ ♪ >> the tracks were recorded 50 years apart. ♪ ♪ if you want you can marry >>> and both versions are perfect in their own way. ♪ ♪ look at me i am old but i am heap ♪ >> you're doing a duet with your younger self. what's that life for jusuf and cat stevens to be together. >> he's great. i love working with him honestly. >> it was jusuf's sun who came one the idea to rerecord, including "where do the children play" ♪ ♪ i know we're coming a long way snen ♪ tell me where do the children play ♪ >>> most of the props in the new music video are made from recycles garbage. this was inspired by your own childhood and where you played? i was born in the middle of london in the west end. it was only concrete. so you know, you learned -- i learned how to climb roofs. it wasn't trees. i was climbing roofs. that's the cat in me. anyway. >> reporter: an

are formed by bacteria that multiplies into harmful blooms as the water temperature gets warmer. so there you go that's how it happens. well the ucsf school of medicine was forced to pay a million dollars in ransom. this is to regain access to data that had been maliciously encrypted by malware the breach happened back on june 1st and the university says that the data was important to some academic work related to the public good. the school paid more than million to those behind the attack. officials emphasize that the attack did not affect patient care. it's a coronavirus work nor the overall campus network. >>and take a look at this hundreds of people gathered in the castro district in san francisco on sunday in honor of pride weekend. now were it not for covid-19 this weekend would have been the 50th pride parade for the city of san francisco. >>and of course a lot has happened in those 50 years from marriage equality back in 2015 to employee protection in the workforce which was approved by the supreme supreme court just this year with no big parade down market street this y

new. >> wow, another program to learn. 10 or 11 programs we got to know that's for another day sara bloom raskin, great to have you on >>> on deck, what the reopening of new york city means for the 33,000 construction sites across the five boroughs. cnbc exclusive with one ceo eager to get back to work. dow futures down 308 the markets still peedexct to make it seven gains in a row we are back after this what do i need from a partner right now? an insightful outlook that comes from experience navigating multiple bear markets. can i find a partner to help guide me through this uncertainty? with capital group, i can. talk to your financial professional or consultant for investment risks and information. talk to your financial professional or consultant okay, give it a try. between wisdom and curiosity, there's a bridge. between ideas and inspiration, trauma and treatment. gained a couple of more pounds. that's good for the babies. between the moments that make us who we are, and keeping them safe, private and secure, there's webex. ♪ ♪ beautiful. >>> for some retailers, it may lead to perma

so whether it's cold water the burning hot sun or blooming plants our immune systems can take strength from the natural world. so nature can boost our immune system just wrong immune system keeps us healthy wallace let's find out more from an expert i'm joined by alexandre michaels he's a research associate and communications officer for the linus pauling institute at oregon state university in the united states good to have you with us 1st of all your research i believe focuses on micro nutrients that's the timmons and minerals such as ion and so forth what do these substances have to do with the immune system well the immune system is a elaborate network of different biological systems that are helping to keep us free from germs from viruses bacteria and whether it's to keep them out of our bodies or or attack them with when they invade our bodies and so the vitamins and minerals that we eat. basically bolster that network and help us fight off things more effectively and efficiently without doing undue harm to our own bodies can we overdo it when you say the vitamins and minerals an

is full bloom. his credo no chemicals. his wife thought it was crazy. and. strict. orders. don't stand a chance. duck it. starts july 27th. is it time to face the music big name corporations their appetising for the likes of facebook stocks and others want to be connected to racist posts that have been doing the rounds on social media platforms. as franco passengers a coronavirus test he'd linked to take it to say going into quarantine final destination. and friends of talks between britain and brussels are quite fishy. business starbucks says it will pause in social media advertising over concerns about hate speech on the platforms he announced that comes advertise a boycott of facebook picks up steam with civil rights organizations pressuring the platform to cut offensive and misleading posts shows facebook has been under pressure after a number of companies including added us honda unilever and coca-cola announced they would stop advertising on the platform. following this story for us is in new york how big a concern is this for facebook well the pressure is certified a

who knows what on multiple bloom we can try it out to the natural when i have my mask on at what point does it look like i'm smiling when i'm sad or being neutral my eyes don't move much nor if i just smile a little bit basically i have to have a broad smile and gesture with my eyes to make it clear that i'm smiling. while wearing a mask and without one actor catalinas schmidt demonstrates fear. anger . disdain. sadness. burned in comprehension. the reason i'm going to little babies learn a lot through facial expressions they look at their parents to see how they react and they learn from it right now it's hard for them and when i think about people with certain disabilities it can be very stressful for them to was not less hard to get. sabina floor is hearing impaired when she. communicates with others she relies heavily on gestures and facial expressions and mandatory masks make things more challenging. i went to the doctor or notice that it was really hard going at the reception i had to work hard to show that i had a hearing impairment and that i was having difficulties communicati

. >> reporter: economist nick bloom says three factors are about to devastate the office skyscrapersf the world's megacities. one, of course: the covid economy. >> this is really looking like being, you know, a long and incredibly painful recession, the likes of which i don't think anyone alive currently has seen before. >> reporter: well maybe, maybe not. but there's a second factor, says bob edelstein, who teaches real estate economics: a sharp shift to working from home. >> just recently we saw facebook say they're going to have employees work remotely, forever. other companies are considering that. >> reporter: bad news for, among others, shared workspace giant "we work." the largest private renter of new york office space was already hemorrhaging money before the pandemic. now? >> do you want to go into an office space where three people have used it this day and share some facilities? >> reporter: now, wework says they are "stepping up sanitization," but there's still a third factor: anxiety about working at close quarters. >> you'll see people worry about social distance dista

>>> health officials in contra costa county are warning people to stay away from blue-green algae blooms in the discovery bay area. they say those are harmful because they have build up of bacteria that can make people and pets sick. the state water resources control board has several samples with dangerous levels of toxins into three separate codes. people are advised to stay on shore and avoid eating fish caught in the area. >>> caught in, you know what steve is about to say. >> she is, he is about to say that things will get warmer for those of us that need it a little bit warmer. >> it is not claudine weather. if you like sunshine and warmer temperatures, the next thleft n wendy in the hills and that is the focus that will take us into thursday and this time of year watch out for elevated fire danger. they are nearly 70 degrees. lakeport 44. there are some cool locations and some of mid-50s and a littl cooler there. the low is visiting the intermountain range. type cool goes out and yesterday 70s inland ti least maybe next week. everything is showing signs of high-pressure kick in in

blooms can make people sick and their pets, sick as well they come in contact with them. the state water resources control board reported several samples with dangerous levels of toxins along winward bay clipper bay and discovery bay yacht club, warning officials are warning not to drink or cook with that water from those areas don't eat fish or shellfish that were caught near those areas and by all means stay on shore. still ahead this morning, california one big step closer to sending ballots to all registered voters for the november election we'll find out why some are saying the governor newsome has overstepped his authority. good morning, welcome back california one big step closer to sending ballots to all registered voters for the november election. this is an effort the governor newsom introduced amid the coronavirus pandemic but the governor's power to make this change is now in question and facing some legal challenges as well. our capitol bureau reporter ashley reporter ashley zavala has more. >>the legislature's effort to allow all registered voters in califor

.>>> the discovery bay area contra costa away from blue- green algae blooms. these harmful blooms are buildups of bacteria that can make both people and pets sick. the state water resources control board reported several samples of it with dangerous levels in three different discovery bay copes. the ad#ce is stay on shore an avoid eating fishin that area. >> all right. >>> let's talk about the weather. some people may be looking for ways to cool off in the next couple of days. right? >> if they are watching you they are already cool. there you go. dave and clotting come yes . we will be looking for ways to cool off today . it's going to warm up. the coast will be nice. it will be too hot unless your user at least 65. 70 would be warm. we are under clear skies and there's not much of an offshore breeze yet. it is in the hills and out towards the delta. you can see there are no clouds. they may not be back until friday. windy in the hills with in northwind or northeast, elevated fire danger. that goes until at least thursday . along the embarcadero is like puf

. >>> algae bloom, similar to discovery bay, now in bodega bay. blue-green algae can make you sick. it's especially harmful to children and pets. >>> baseball is back, will be t to spring training again, going to look very, very, very different this time around. deliver packages for amazon. i drive my van five days a week. i'm the only one touching the van, but i'm still gonna take the time to wipe everything down. i recently took a break cause my girlfriend and i just had a baby. in the middle of this pandemic, you know, having a kid, there's something different. when i came back, amazon completely changed. there you go, sir. thank you. recovering the van was different, coming into the station and loading was different. if anything, they took it overboard on the safety, and that's what i love. it's funny to say i'm essential. we're all working towards a common goal. just like amazon says, "deliver smiles," and honestly, i believe i do. >>> massive overhaul of 101 in san francisco continues. crews set to close down lanes tonight. video from several weeks ago. beginning tonight, nort

like this bloom stars behind me you can see they're getting ready. they've also put some signs on the doors. let you know how they're going to be following protocol today. if you look inside. they even have a barrier between them and the customers that are going to be coming in to decrease contact with people visiting today. so take a look at your screen we're going to give you the different rules that are going to be in place here today for the businesses are going to be opening up their doors, this includes outdoor dining and in-store shopping will be able to do that today also some low contact services and businesses children can also start to return the child care as well as summer camps they're going to be able to 10 religious gatherings around here. also car bays gatherings that's going to be something that can also happen today along with cultural and civic activities. santa clara county is able to reopen in this way because of testing here that started to pick up and increase. also the infection rate is starting to decrease including in commu

the harmful algae blooms are formed by bacteria that multiply as water temperatures warm up. the ucsf school of medicine was forced to pay a million ransom to regain access to data that had been maliciously encrypted by mall where that breach happened back on june first the university says the data was important to some academic work related to the public good the school paid more than million to those behind the attack. officials emphasize the attack did not affect patient care its coronavirus work nor the overall campus network. and take a look at this hundreds of people gathering in the castro district in san francisco on sunday in honor of pride weekend. now of course were it not for covid-19 this weekend would have been the 50th pride parade for the city of san francisco. and a lot has happened in those 50 years for marriage equality back in 2015 to employment protection. the work which was approved by the supreme court this year now with no big parade down market street this year celebrating 50 years of pride of course looks a little different. but that hasn't stopped p

today, the bloom seems to be off the rose in african investing.s very attractive six years ago. today, it is less attractive. is that because economies in africa have gone down? aliko: i think most of that reason has to do with lack of understanding. look at the investments made, 90% of what we invested in has done well. i think it is where you should invest. myself as an african, i cannot invest in every sector. i have to be choosy where i invest. there is a lot of a wrong perception. people read stories from newspapers and believe what they are reading. i think, as we go along, there are a lot of changes in most african countries to try and change to focus on the economy. david: how many people are there in lagos? aliko: we have 25 million. it is small. david: getting around is not easy. getting around new york is not easy either. when you get around, do you have special police cars? aliko: i get around, sometimes i have a police escort, but not all the time. i drive myself. david: you drive yourself? aliko: yes i do. david: do people say, there

and we have this pent-up anger and it's finally blooming. >> reporter: roughly the same age as trayvon martin would be today, ever was in high school when eric garner said "i can't believe." >> we're fighting for black people to be treated as human. >> if you see aggressiongast hapns e] day of this prote, you put your whi line. >> reporter: he marched over five miles from lower manhattan up the city's east side this afternoon. the site of so many in the streets jarring. this kind of lack of social distancing might lead into the pandemic. >> you know what's a pandemic? racism. >> reporter: george floyd's family in his town of houston are marching right now. do you feel like you're marching in solidarity with other protesters? >> we're definitely marching in solidarity. it's all peace here. it's all love here. >> reporter: in houston, the place george floyd called home for most of his life, his community still coming to terms with his death. >> what made me cry is george said, man, i'm hurting. i can't breathe.i'm my mamai wa raise him in that house. his mama had passed two years ago. an

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out of the discovery bay area so the blooms that can make you sick they can make your pet sick.f you come in contact with him, the state water resources control board reported several samples with dangerous levels of toxins along winward bay clipper bay and discovery bay yacht club now officials warned don't drink that water don't cook with that water in those areas do not eat fish or shellfish caught in that area and make sure you stay on shore. >>today's the day hair salons and barbershops to reopening contra costa county w >>welcome back everyone that i'm a 7.29 good morning and thanks for staying with us let's go ahead and start this half hour with a quick look at the weather forecast tuesday. spar heidi most good morning marty and robin good morning everybody live shot coming in from timber on there we see in the distance, there's the golden gate bridge checking and lots of blue skies that we have going on for today shorts or high-pressure friend providing us the extra warmth, but also that offshore wind. they're going to have a problem with its lotto county but in the east

in the discovery bay area the blooms can make people sick and pets, sick if they come in contact with him, the state water resources control board reported several samples with dangerous levels of toxins along windward bay clipper bay and discovery bay yacht club officials warned to not drink or cook with water in those areas do not eat fish or shellfish caught in them are caught in or near them and make sure you stay on shore. >>on the kron 4 morning news, california is one step closer to sending ballots to all registered voters for the november election. why some are now saying governor newsome has overstepped his explore floor and decor your way, and comfortably shop over a million square feet of in- stock flooring! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. all in one stop! visit floor and dec

lawyer lisa bloom said that they have filed complaints center pursuing a lawsuit against the department bloom also says she is joining the push for legislation to curtail the use of rubber bullets and other excessive force. >>american police are out of control at protests against police brutality. again and again. they are proving the protesters point this militarized the nation and apartheid style policing and by schools has to end. >>bill apd says it cannot comment on pending litigation but says it's committed to investigating all allegations of misconduct and excessive force. and in seattle businesses are suing the city now alleging city officials were complicit in allowing an occupy protest that has made them feel unsafe in their neighborhood workers and residents also joined a lawsuit today over capitol hill occupy protest also known as chop. >>organizers say that they sought to establish a police free area in seattle's capitol hill district but since the occupation began june 8th the area has seen shootings vandalism and other crimes. the lawsuit contends the rights of local busin

. >> but in cities large and small across america, the angry edge of hope has also been in full bloomfficer's knee to a defenseless man's neck. in eight minutes and 46 minutes, a metaphor, too many have faced for centuries. in 15 days, floyd's death has already sparked change. federal legislation introduced to reform police tactics. new york city and los angeles committing to divert funds from police to diversity programs and the removal of confederate relics. how george floyd died tells one painful story of america. where he lived most of his life tells another. houston's third ward, mostly black, mostly poor. the ills of urban life and poverty don't simply live here, but have been allowed to fester for generations. over 30% are below the poverty line. this soil so often quicksand for dreams. >> right here in the heart of third ward, just blocks from where george floyd grew up, went to high school, ran around with his friends. the street that ran in front of the park was named after a confederate general, and it wasn't changed to emancipation until two years ago. >> reporter: simmons

the harmful blooms are buildups of a specific type of bacteria that can make people and pets sick.he state water resources board reported several samples of dangerous levels and three different codes. people are being advised to stay on shore and avoid eating fish caught in the area. >>> we are learning more about disneyland plans to reopen. it won't be easy getting into the park. next, the changes that will be put in place. gross! so now, i grab my swiffer sweeper and heavy-duty dusters. duster extends to three feet to get all that gross stuff gotcha! and for that nasty dust on my floors, my sweeper's on it. the textured cloths grab and hold dirt and hair no matter where dust bunnies hide. no more heebie jeebies. phew. glad i stopped cleaning and started swiffering. here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so f

them in our community garden wanted daily basis planting trees is more than a symbolic act for david bloom the children have learned a lot about the crucial role of step trees play to provide shade to protect rivers and soil that play a vital role in taming the health of our environment. well at the time when our lives overshadowed by the corporate crisis because firing if we can manage to raise awareness of environmental children then there is hope for real change the crisis can also be an. opportunity here in company change is already underway ever since the lockdown was imposed it's been absolved there has been improved air quality i want to see some changes will probably be the fast but could be a good it is a good buy for me. here in kampala. thank you sandra i'll bring about change is our mission here. i'm music is one way of making it happen i'll leave you with a song for mccain young clean up initiative enjoy my single iraqi shoe a highly for environment i'm else right away from lagos nigeria see you next time about 2 churches such as financial. shock. you. don't know from you migh

you let people think that something will happen but it never does my understanding was an adage in bloom i may finish yes i'm finished as i've been very gracious i've given you more than the time that was on the agenda because because you have folks that are out here to speak i want them to speak that's why we have an open forum at the beginning of the bid we did respond to your request for data we provided considerable amount of data which i know they didn't investigate because in our 300 page complaint there's witnesses listed it's not a single one was ever called so how do you investigate and you'll follow investigation if you don't talk to everyone it's listed. so like i said i i am appealing to you because this is dramatically impacted my family in a negative way for minimum 10 years actually this is shameful the fact that people are here and i'm sitting here listening to a white man who 15 year has not gotten justice well but i expect to see you turn your back on your own. history. if you think. if you. go to work so you can stay home full. faith in this government official a presi

in the discovery bay area so the blooms can make people sick they can make your pet sick if they comein contact with them. the state water resources control board reported several samples with dangerous levels of toxins all along windward bay clipper bay and that this clipper bay and discovery bay yacht club officials warned to not drink or cook without water in those areas to not eat fish or shellfish caught in or near them and make sure you stay on shore. sarah. >>today is a much needed a in contra costa county has hair salons and barbershops can explore floor and decor your way, and comfortably shop over a million square feet of in- stock flooring! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. all in one stop! visit floor and decor in person or online. >>welcome back everyone the time 6.30 thanks