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and i was like, "bob, yeah, why bob? he doesn't look like a bob." and now he's famous.] >> bob now has a new purpose in life, thanks to odette. once a week, the pair head off to school together, with bob in the passenger seat. >> i have had the reaction like, "oh, is he real?" like, people really think he's fake. so they think i run around with a fake flamingo next to me, which is also fine. >> now comes one of odette's favorite moments. >> oh my god. >> promoting animal welfare, with bob as her sidekick. after a quick introduction, the children and flamingo get better acquainted. the children are much shyer than bob, who is well versed in these meet-and-greets. odette spent months training him. >> the message is to make children fall in love with the wildlife. he's an ambassador, so through him, they will have a little bit more understanding of what they will see in the wild. >> she then teaches them about plastic waste and animal conservation. a discarded old kite can be a death trap for flamingos and other animals. >> a l lovely big flamingo lie bob could get tangled

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bob? >> yeah, it happens because of the obvious and overwhelming commercial pressure, but the moral or logicalrent than it was 30 years ago. and no different than it was seven years ago when i talked about it on a halftime essay on "sunday night football" on nbc. and here's what's important here, don. i am not a fan of runaway political correctness or cancel culture, but you have to be able to make distinctions. and as i said then, there is a clear distinction between redskins and chiefs, braves, warriors. get yourself a dictionary. no dictionary defines chiefs, braves, warriors, other such nicknames associated with native americans as automatically insulting, derogatory or a slur. but every dictionary defines redskins that way. and as i said that night, ask yourself, what would be the equivalent of redskins if applied to african-americans, hispanics, asian americans? what would be the equivalent of that? and if you were starting a franchise today, would you even consider naming them the redskins? and i stipulated, went out of my way to stipulate that no one is saying that there is intentional

chris alvarez is at oakland coliseum, including surprising optimism from bob melvin. >> yeah, you know, we spoke with manager bob melvin before the game. about an hour before 11:00 in the morning. do you think they're going to play a game? at the moment he said yes. he did say there was optimism that this happened so early, maybe it forces major league baseball to tighten some protocols up and realize this is a serious thing. dave martinez of the nationals, he has a heart condition. the nationals will be place miami at some point this season. they talk about their concerns today. >> i'm scared. i really am. i go from here, home, back here every day, that's all i do. i wash my hands, i went from 47 times a day to probably 99 times a day. >> i don't wan to say it's scary to everybody, but maybe a little, and, you know, this is the thing you were hoping wasn't going to happen, that you first, just from a human standpoint, but it worries you. >> after seeing what's going on with the marlins, that's unfortunate. everything we've been doing over here, we're doing it on top of staying on top

bob? >> yeah. no confusion at least when it comes to the gym here in downtown san jose.re are a lot of precautions in place. one is you have to wear a mask inside and keep it on when you're exercising. you must have an appointment. they will scan your temperature to make sure you have a good temp. they have a uva ray machine that will disinfect your phone and your keys. you have to sign a form saying, hey, i get the rules. they also give you a bottle of disinfectant that you can spray on the equipment when done. back out here live, now you won't be able to use these pieces of equipment over here. we're talking about the ellipticals, the treadmills and that sort of thing. it's not because they're worried you about touching the machine, it's because it is cardio. you'll have elevated heart rate and a bette of dispersing germs. you come over here using machines this is what it looks like, you see there is sand sanitizer stations. you have people, as i said, they're wearing masks. the employees are going out and the owner tells us that they will be cleaning on a regular basi

bob ross right there. i've been thinking, you know, maybe i should get into painting. >> yeah. >> i could use some bob rosse. >> one of his most famous sayings, i think was, it wasn't me. >> it was not. >> i don't think so. >> not at all. not even close. >> wasn't he just recently a hometown trivia question? >> i think he was, yes. >> bob ross, yeah. >> so the paint something catching on. his hairdo is also catching on given the fact that most of us can't go to the barber. >> oh, my gosh. i guess you're right, dan. >> janai is like, i can't help you, dan. not today. >> it would be worse if janai was here. >> i've still got questions. >> we will get to the bottom of those questions. don't you worry. we'll have to pull him aside. right? >>> moving on now to our cover story, jada pinkett smith and will smith got candid on "red table talk," confirming that jada had a relationship with another man when they were separated. take a look. one of hollywood's most beloved couples, jada pinkett smith and will smith, addressing together a shocking chapter of their marriage. >> so that's what we're going to start with.

. >> the bob iger? >> yeahiger. >> the head of the -- the big boss here. >> the big boss here at disney, that is right. look how cool this is. i don't know how he's able to do this. >> is this tik tok? i don't know, i'm the old guy. oh, yes, that's tik tok up there, okay. 20-year-old georgia state university student julian bass, he's got a lightsaber? >> a jedi lightsaber. >> i call it lifesaver. do i even work for disney-abc? that's pretty cool there. hopefully their iger will give him a job or something like that. i just put that out there. in the marvel universe? i put it out there. >> julian ended up retweeting him after he noticed that bob iger noticed and was like, hey, we should talk. shoot your shot, you got his attention. >> shoot it, yeah. >>> next, to a man who was dancing his face off. that's right. you heard me right. look at him. this is his name, he's from russia, thinks he's quirky, characters painted on his face and he makes them dance. >> he makes michael jackson do that. ♪ are you okay are yo

maria: yeah, we'll see. bob, i feel like i'm more productive than ever. just working all the time.has not changed, whether you are in the studio or at home, maria. i think for google, this is a big commitment to their associates. number two, it just reinforces the underlying technology that they have in place as dagen mentioned. the one challenge they will have is that cultural spirit of working together in the campus atmosphere that they had over the years. kudos to them and let's see what they do on the culture side. maria: john, do you see other companies following google's lead? >> well, i see certain companies following google's lead. tech companies that employ skilled workers. frankly, google and its workers are very lucky and so are we, because we can all work from home. maria: i don't work from home. i come into the office every day. stop saying that. >> -- manufacturing plants who can't work from home, what's going to happen to them? maria: yes. it's true. all right. we will take a break. let us know what you say on this subject. send us a tweet. we'll be right back. maria

toluse: yeah, bob. add good story about this this morning andt the p you have the vice president and you have people around the president putting forward at somew cohesive nartive about why president trump should be re-elected, whyoe biden is the wrong man for this moment. but it doesn't mat pr int because president trump is on a completely different page. he's talking about as asma said things about bubba wallace and tweeted about all of the various books that haveit been n and tell-all books that have been written about him and how he's -- the victim of campaigns to take him out and talking about joe biden and former president barack obama, ioying on his campaign. all these var conspiracy theories and things that the american people are not focused on or don't eve really want to hear about at thisoment. so even if they bring in new people, even if brad parscale getsemoted from campaign manager and bring in bill stepie as long as president trump has access to his twitter account and the president can c

bob? >> caller: yeah, i'm glad you're back james, missed ya. what do you think of am ara -- ameresco >> i'm big in renewable energy you can put 5% of your port f follow into this pete in florida, pete. >> caller: is this jimmy chill >> yeah, the chill man. >> caller: i'm looking to get in zoom video i'm looking to get into an entry window. >> zoom reversed today at one point it traded at 281 and went down to 256 i think that people don't want to hear this but this sell off is actually an opportunity in zoom so i would start but start small. why small? because that reversal today scared a lot of people and going to bring out more sellers tomorrow i need to go to mark in florida, mark >> caller: hi, jim i hope you had had a great vacation you were certainly missed. >> i did a lot of gardening. a storm went through my tomato patch. something that -- you know what? they grow back that's my secret go ahead, what's up? >> caller: boo-yah, mr. cramer. >> boo-yah >> caller: i'm holding gsk i really, really like the dividend and i think i want more what

bob. thanks. >> yeah. >> bob pisani. we're watching yields this morning.off that record low for the five year. let's get to rick santelli >> you know, carl, as i look at yields right now it just quite impressive from a historic view. we're under 14 basis points in a two year if we closed here it would be a new all time record low for twos a little under 17, it would be a new record for threes. five years are hovering at 27.5 basis points tied for the all time low closing yield sevens did make a new low closing all time yield yesterday and if they were to close here at 45 and change they would make another one. so you could clearly see that all investors' appetites are pointing towards whether it's high quality sovereigns, investment grade corporates, anything that they can get some type of return on and consider safe from a principal standpoint look at 24 hour chart of tens and realize that the ppi data was more deflationary than anything else. maybe when the demand side comes back that picture can change dramatically with he saw yields pop up a little bit

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bob were closing out a staying healthy yeah yeah we're we're in a good situation. though the worst thing for me and i'm glad that this is the only thing i haven't seen my kids in months we're on different coasts right now and it makes sense for everybody to be as cautious as possible thank goodness for zoom and face time and skype and all the rest can you imagine what broadcasting would be it was even 10 years ago let alone back when we got started how out will we put anything on the air without this new technology and how we stay at least this close as possible to those we love and care about without this new technology bob thanks for your time today will see and pretty soon larry always great to see take care of bob costas he's truly a great we thank him for joining us we thank you for joining us remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page tweet me at kings things and don't forget to use the politicking hash tag that's all for this edition of politicking. know my one using my. brain to bounce of a time about what it was it was i mean in a sense as

reporting live here in downtown san jose, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> yeah, that's going to be a change for westcott and it get really busy. but now not as many people are going to be there. >>> manicures and pedicures also can resume today in santa clara county. many of the nail salons are open for business. blossoms nail spa has two locations, one in campbell, the other in san jose. its owner had to today's re-opening. >> we have a lot of protection, safety measures taken in place. safety barriers for manicure stations and pedicure stations. we also installed a temperature check kiosk before customers come in. >> employees are also required to take their temperatures before they begin work. and everyone has to wear a face covering. they also disinfect and clean every item before they are used. >>> let's take a look outside right now. the skyline in san francisco. hazy out there this morning, but the fog sticking around there, which we know meteorologist kari hall has been teaching us that when that happens, it is a little bit cooler within the city. >> yeah. so it's going to

reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> yeah, a little more than outside there. thanks a lot, bob. meantime let's see the baseball forecast for today. meteorologist kari hall. batter up! >>> we're just so excited to see sports coming back. as we check out our forecast for the a's, it starts at 7:10 this evening. they're going to have some great weather. how about grilling out in the backyard. we'll see temperatures in the mid-70s. a comfortable day with a light wind and cooling off as you enjoy dinner outside. get ready for that game. we'll see the temperatures dropping back into the upper 60s. we'll see some mid-80s for antioch today. 81 in napa. san francisco in the low 60s. we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. how is it looking for drivers, mike? >>> look at the map, nothing but green showing up as far as the big view goes. we'll see slowing. a crash 237 that just showed up. should be over on the shoulder. i'll double-check once chp arrives. a live look shows you how light the traffic flow is at the toll plaza itself. minor slowing as folks narrow t

bob had so many dad jokes. >> how did they come up with the name ant eater? does he eat ants? >> sorrynow. lite weird. >> yeah>> reporter: the show introduce subcultures that many may be unfamiliar with, including some of the customs of the muslims in this valley in pakistan. >> another big change that i love in the region which drew me to begin with is the spirit of community. if there's one family that's poor, the entire community will help them get, not give them charity but employ them so they feel like they've earned that money. >> sounds incredible. >> this is truly a magical part of the country. >> reporter: other customs involve negotiating for goats in ethiopia. >> he said you have to negotiate secretly. >> oh, secretly. >> secretly, yeah. >> not with the mouth. so you say like this, how might the price. >> the number of fingers you grab is the price. >> he just told me this is 20,000. >> 500. >> i think i just did 30,000 by mistake. >> done deal, 3,800 it is. >> is it a good deal. >> >> did did is the worst deal. way over $100. >> the heart gets what the heart wants, 2,100. sold. come here, my goat.

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pennsylvania, senator bob casey we have an obligation. >>yeah, a legislative vehicle that's responsive to the economic thing and the jobs crisis and new york congressman brian higgins, it's a major blow. >>but we don't want to be a knockout punch. i think that is a place that we should look at and make sure that we keep that culture alive house minority leader kevin mccarthy says congress must find ways to sustain the industry while the nation awaits a vaccine. reporting in washington, i'm morgan wright. >>we're already seeing increased sunshine as of this point compared to where we were yesterday you can actually see the golden gate bridge from citrus our something that the cloud cover blocked out for your monday >>9.28 right now and we're checking out the weather has the day shaping up so far looking really good so far lots of sunshine over berkeley, brighter skies than we had at the same point yesterday and temperatures on the cool side which is always nice open up those windows let the cool air in at the coast. you do have fog that will rema

pennsylvania, senator bob casey we have an obligation. >>yeah, a legislative vehicle that's responsive to the economic thing and the jobs crisis and new york congressman brian higgins, it's a major blow. >>but we don't want to be a knockout punch. i think that is a place that we should look at and make sure that we keep that culture alive house minority leader kevin mccarthy says congress must find ways to sustain the industry while the nation awaits a vaccine. reporting in washington, i'm morgan wright. >>us airlines are out with some dire warnings about their business and california is gaining jobs faster than many other states. jane king is live in new york with those stories. hi jane. the jury of good morning. yes, unemployment is recovering in california. the u.s. economy added a record shattering number of jobs in june a bit of resurgence of the coronavirus could be leading to an uneven recovery in the labor market have says california actions in the top 10 states in the nation in terms of job recovery but that could change after the annou

>> yeah, i do, bob. casey and i like to say that he was a student of crime and he considered his time he served alcatraz is kind of like his harvard. we considered himself to have a phd in crime, but i think it also considered himself to the phd in being a fugitive. he had planned for that moment that phone call from john conley for many years, and he stashed money around the world and round the united states. he had cash. he had access to cash to get access to countless weapons, and he also had many different aliases and ways to make fake ids. he also had a lot of books on how to be a fugitive. .. he said i've got connections within the massachusetts state police which he did have and he knew that or at least he believed that he would be tipped off as well as where whitey was but that wasn't the case and what he had been planning for years for this particular moment in time, they were living day-to-day and that wouldn't have got them, but would have kept bulger on the road for two decades >> one thing m

yeah like that's not very democratic that's not bob is that now more on the back are down with eyes wide open and it is evening. and i mean let me just say taxation without representation and in many ways is tyranny and i actually think you know it's not going to go to propound reasons right be honest although we know that washington d.c. one of the reasons ted kennedy actually. said it out plainly is because it's too black and to democratic and that's not why you take someone's vote away at least it shouldn't be untrue 1020 so again we need to address these things and i am when we talk about the will of the people we have to understand that the electoral college if you understand its foundation goes back to the 3 things compromise it may be david right now and you know you shouldn't have a situation where someone loses by 3000000 votes 3000000 americans believe that the other person should have won the election and then they come out the emerge the winner so to me it sounds to me like we need to address these things at least start to have a conversation about how to fix them how to make

yeah. -jay: it's huge. -lemonis: do you guys agree? -jay: no, definitely. jason: we can just go to bob now. we don't have to worry about larry. lemonis: i think the fact that bob acknowledges that larry's been letting bob do his job is a sign that larry's not really managing in crisis mode anymore, and that's a good sign for things to come. show me what you have in the shop. larry: okay. lemonis: larry has 12 days to create a whole new lighting look for sweet pete's. and i'm not gonna lie to you -- it's a lot of pressure for both of us. if larry gets this right, then he's got 10 or 20 more jobs. but if he gets it wrong, i'm back to the drawing board, 'cause i still need to solve this problem. today's the grand opening of sweet pete's, and as i look around, there is still a ton to do. i'm not sure if this is gonna get done in time. another larry deadline problem. -larry. -larry: yeah? lemonis: how many hours you really think it would take to get this done? larry: 6:00. -lemonis: four hours? -larry: yeah. lemonis: you realize that people are coming at 7:00? i have tons of people coming. it li

than this this this past moment shows how different times we live in bob who thought we'd been discussing these things 5 years ago. yeah and you know when people when you heard it i've heard it stick to sports now i do not believe that politics or social issues should be so pervasive that they get in the way of people's enjoyment of the game during the game unless something comes up that you have to know during the game you should just talk about the game people were on it as a diversion as a pleasure and obviously sports in compas is people across the spectrum of viewpoints and demographics and everything else but the idea that you can't talk about these issues when they intersect with sports on a pregame show a halftime show which was always when i had less than half time pre-game never during a game itself or in moments like this they're talking about it on c.n.n. and other places the idea that stick to sports makes any sense those people must never have heard of jack johnson jackie robinson or a billy jean king arthur ashe or muhammad ali or tommy smith and john john carlos they have no knowledge of history and her

yeah. >>pure joy caught on camera as the scud ventures reunite tina bob with her engagement ring ucg was enjoyingime at rockaway beach with friends monday person got quite a new way. >>so i went to go grab him and i felt my ring sighting of i think if she searched the surf ensure for 8 hours with no luck. >>and what an amazon but if a client is a good know i get another one and she reached out to america's andean of metal detecting nyc. the helped her search tuesday morning. it was an opportunity to reconnect somebody with a moment in their lives still no brings so-called in this good ventures his friend to all share a love for treasure hunting asked them to come to beach 120 seconds for reading recovery i was at work you know these are the type of moments you want to help out lewis to fail is it working our way when he got the call tracy bailing one of the first to arrive on scene tells us from metal detector was a christmas present listen to this there. we are 6 months later founder and after 40 minutes of searching it was tracey who found the ring just feet from the water's edge it was very a

yeah. listen, that's bob iegoger, i-g-e-r. it's very good that bob i-g-e-r knows your name. he's great.justice, many americans are working to understand our nation's history of racism. books dedicated to race relations have quickly moved to the top of the bestseller list. eight appear on "the new york times" nonfiction list, and four appear on both amazon and barnes and noble's top-ten lists. vanessa de luca joins us with her recommendations when it comes to what to read, what to watch, what to listen. editor-in-chief of "zora," the online publication by and for women of color. good morning. i was so looking forward to talking to you. i'm glad to see you in person even though it's only virtually. here you go -- -- >> good morning. >> so the book's about -- good morning to you. the book's about race and anti-racism. certainly climbing the charts. number one, i happen to think that's a good thing. what do you attribute it to? >> i think it's a matter of people wanting to inform themselves, to become more knowledgeable about what's going on in the world, what the period is, time period tha

bob muller. will you bring back molar, call me, mccabe? >> yeah in september we are going to bring comey and mckay down. we've got three weeks between now and the august break. we've done about six interviews, and there is another document coming out that you've never seen or heard about before that's incredibly. at the fbi knew that the document was unreliable in january and february and they continued to use it in april and june. to somebody can go to jail over this. stay tuned. >> sean: and mr. higher honor seems signed off on a unverifiable dossier. can't wait to hear from him. can't wait to hear from muller. he didn't know what gps was, didn't know who g jeannie ray w. if there's going to be equal justice, i say there's indictments coming. i hope the truth comes out, when we come back, the left continues to promote their cancel culture going after goya foods. more details when we return. credit to the american people and good news on the vaccine front for corona. 2 on the left and i continue to actively promote what we call cancel culture. la

bob, i think you are a dog lover asou well. >> yeah. >> for us dog lovers, that is music.o the smithsonian. what are they doing? they sound like they are trying to indoctrinate rather than run a museum. >> let me tell you something. if this was a statement released by the white citizen counsel or the ku klux klan, saying that blacks are defined by, that, somehow, it would be outraged. where is the civil rights leadership in condemning this kind of trash? i cannot find words to express my outrage that middle-class and upper black intellectuals would try to impose standards, standards, behavior and expectations on a group of people. this nasty message to their own children. hard work is being white. individualism is being white. the nuclear family is being white. that is the most destructive message i could imagine. i think everybody associated with the publication of this needs to be fired. they need to be fired. lou: i am stunned that they would push that indoctrination. into what purpose, i have no idea. it is racist in the extreme. the smithsonian is better than that. it

yeah. that first pitch was just, as bob uecker would say, just -- a bit outside. >> here's my defense.as a shortstop, he was going to first. he was going to first. that was the throw. to first. >> the throw wouldn't have made it that far. i know you got to go but now a parenthetical aside, the minnesota vikings head trainer and infection control officer tested positive. so too did members of his family. doesn't that tell you where we are? >> yes, it does. and we keep learning the same lesson. when will we do something about it? bob costas, value added. thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> horrible situation that has been made more horrible by the way it's being approached. a black lives matter protester shot and killed this weekend, austin, texas. you can hear the gunfire in this video. >> everybody back up. >> now, how do you make something like that worse? the bizarre nature is that it seems to be processed through the lens of politics. i say this matters, this situation, and it must be framed through the facts. we have a witness to the shooting next. (vo) the time is coming for us to

we are more politicking with our friend dr bob are not right after you use words. you can't be both with yeah you want. to say is that when you have to have my printers in charge the act of printing all that paper money to hang around guys themselves really fills their heads with dreams of it's fiat's of primacy that's the ultimate form of supremacy is i print therefore i am and if you can pull the levers of political power with their fear money if you can acquire assets with their feet that money it gives you that god complex that we have so much of around the world and countries and big corporations and now it's all going to come crashing down. by politicking continuing our conversation with dr bob are not it ward winning journalist former chief medical correspondent for n.b.c. and c.b.s. news i only have never asked this but frankly what is so peculiar about the coral no buyers. well you know unfortunately larry there's nothing terribly peculiar about it it's very straightforward you know about the virus that is spread largely through respiratory droplets should drop within 3 feet or so it

good morning, bob. >> good morning, carl. happy friday everybody. yeahwe are up about 1% for the week, have he good start to earnings season. it's nice to see the banks holding up relatively well they tend to dip going into earningsen is this week, not so this week. that's a good side sign. a bit of a reversal for the trend which has been towards value. early on tech has been a relative outperformer, energy is underperforming and banks are underperforming as i said that's a little bit of a reversal of the trend for this week, there's been this value rotation we talk about, tech cooling off, industrials, energy doing better look at the numbers for this week, transports, classic value, have had a great weekover all, up about 5%, small caps are up about 3% you see industrials, energy and technology lagging so this is in a nutshell your value play, your value win hard to believe, though, the value rotation is going to last. i'm sorry. i know everybody has been waiting for ten years for value to outperform but the simple fact is the numbers. the weightings of

electric. >> they are the kleenex of the auto business. >> so the difference between -- yeah the difference, bobbetween a tesla and, say, a chevy bolt is marketing then >> no. it's the baggage that people carry around in their mind, plus of course -- plus, of course, the question of aesthetics i mean, many people believe that the chevy bolt is a cute little hatchback but it doesn't have the presence of a tesla model 3, especially not model s which remains one of the most beautiful sedans of all time i mean, other people make -- other people make self-adhesive transparent tape, but the name that you've got embedded in your brain is scotch tape >> right. >> when somebody gets a psychological lead like that, it's very hard to break down. >> hey, phil, so an electric hummer, does it look like the old -- >> yeah. >> let me ask you a quick question, phil some people are writing in if you're going from new york to florida, is that really -- is tesla -- is your tesla ready to do that? they're saying it's a city car and it would take five extra hours added on to your trip time and if you get stuck behind

they veechld tweeshgz targeted approximately 138 accounts gained control over a handful bob, twitter is telling us, yeah take over your account otherwise this would not have been possible. because the hackers controlled the company insiders ability to control accounts what is your take on all of this. >> twitter was being very sloppy in terms of access to key tools looks like, some -- so he called spamer got in there, and someone clicked the wrong link, and gave that person the access to these tools. the thing that is mysterious here that is the individual knew how to operate those tools. of the which must be very so is if indicates smacks of may be employee was involved or prior employee use of tools significant in terms of what it generated, getting access to the pc that those things were -- mounted on is obscene that he was able to do that. >> hmm. fascinating stuff just another hack every day, it is dangerous there, great to talk with you on all of this thank you. >> take care maria. >> and to you, coming up protect children an internet conspiracy theory it brings attention to serious problem human

bob muller russia probe. that is covering the hearing and parent things are kind of getting heated yeah manilla heated is kind of an understatement at this point when it comes to this hearing because it's still going on and it was called by democrats on the house judiciary committee initially to answer questions about the justice department sending federal officers to the city specifically that unfolded into democrats asking questions from roger stone michael flynn systemic racism george floyd president donald trump's twitter even coronavirus now you started with democratic chairman jerry nadler opening statement that was a scathing review of time as attorney general. and he had quite a lot to say about the man who was sworn in almost a year and a half ago and now they're called him a puppet to the president by sending in federal officers to cities like portland to create havoc among protesters and to get trump presidential campaign footage then you had minority chairman jim jordan he fired back saying that bar was called before the committee for coming out saying that his department was investigating the for

bob, talk to us behind this reason behind the cutback because so many communities really moving towards this direction. >> reporter: yeah, marcus, the town of danville found that shutting down parts of parks avenue which is the main drag here, they found that shutting down this park to car traffic on weekends was actually hurting small businesses. so starting today they're keeping this stretch open for the weekend while keeping another stretch closed. i want you to take a look at this map we've put together for you. so for the past month, roughly danville has been shutting down hartz avenue to auto traffic between diablo road and school street from early friday morning through sunday evening. hartz will only be now be closed for a couple of blocks and it will remain open between prospect and school street. the town council voted to modify the closure after hearing from a number of business owners who felt the closure was actually hurting them. we spoke to the owner of christie james final jewelry works who said the weekends had become really quiet for his business. not seeing the walking customers. he suspects people wa

>> yeah, we have a couple of treatments that have clearly effective. to they have been mostly for people, bob, with advanced disease. one of them is remdesivir, which antiviral drug that's been shown to lessen the in hospitalized patients who have lung involvement. another drug called -- a steroid, that's been shown in people on oxygen,ors or requiring that that drug when given to those people diminishes the rate. it doesn't help people early in the disease because you don't suppress the immune response early because you need the immune response early. number of drugs in clinical trial right now that re looking at what the effect would be earlier in disease. are mono clonal ntibodies, natural proteins produced in large amounts that are very specific against the virus. convalescent plasma, mainly from people who have recovered. globulin similar to the gamma gob ulynn shots we and some small molecule antivirals. in addition to other things going into trial for some of the complications of covid, so there is a lot of activity in the and it's likely we'll get more good results see the results of