lynching and then you've got all sorts of protests going on in the state of georgia now our model bree was a regular runner a sportsman a former football player who was simply jogging through that local neighborhood but the father and son thought or believed he was a burglar so they both on themselves one with a shotgun the other one with a pistol and decided to go in hot pursuit after this 25 year old unarmed man who was wearing running clothes and you can see in the video at that armando bree tries to get around them tries to avoid them and then the shots are fired and he falls to the street and dies from 3 gunshot wounds allegedly fired by travis mcmichael the son of the former police detective and now across the political spectrum even up to president trump this is being viewed as a very contentious case a lot of the prosecutors in this part of georgia are being criticized but they have now been arrested both father and son and charged with murder. forces loyal to libyan warlord clipper haftorah have again attacked the capital tripoli areas near the turkish and italian embassies an

phone video changed everything so we have to back up a bit to get things into context our model or bree was killed on february the 26 almost 2 and a half months ago when the case went to 3 different prosecutors 2 of whom recused themselves because one of these 2 men gregory mcmichael was a former police detective who worked into these offices and the 3rd prosecutor said this has to go to a grand jury then that mobile phone video that we've all seen at this point was released to the governor of georgia said this was horrific joe biden the former vice president said it reminded him of a lynching and then you've got all sorts of protests going on in the state of georgia now our model bree was a regular runner a sportsman a former football player who was simply jogging through that local neighborhood but the father and son thought or believed he was a burglar so they both on themselves one with a shotgun the other one with a pistol and decided to go in hot pursuit after this 25 year old unarmed man who was wearing running clothes and you can see in the video at that armando bree tries to ge

. >>> a massive explosion in the east bay sends get bree flying the blast that led to multiple arrests. >>> plus a show of support from one group of heroes to another. pulling out all the stops to cheer on health care workers. an alameda county grocery store owner is in hot water. charged by the district attorneys of both the county and state with price gouging. state and local leaders say they were tipped off about the alleged price gouging in pleasanton after receiving new ronald mcdonald house complaints from customers -- numerous complaints from customers. prices were up 300% after the state of emergency was declared. in california, it's ill heel to raise the price of items more than 10% after a state of emergency declaration. we did reach out to the owner of the store for their side of the story but we haven't heard back yet. >>> tomorrow the dmv is opening some of it field offices for in-person visits. bay area offices will reopen for urgent services in san francisco, concord, oakland, san jose, and santa rosa. customers must make an appointment and will be required to wear face

say they saw many instances of glover and walker selling drugs attorney sam aggie are representing bree on his family says this was happening more than 10 miles away from where brianna would end up being fatally shot by police in the warrant. the detective says he believes glover was shipping drugs to brianna southend department to avoid getting caught. it says glover was spotted picking up a package from the apartment and driving it to another known drug house on the homily boulevard it was enough for the judge to issue the warrant for bree on his apartment which was executed just after 00:30am in the morning march 13th while briana and her boyfriend kenneth walker who was not named in the warrant were in dead national civil rights attorney ben crump join the family's case, this execution of a search war where they are they were searching for custody, the family is now suing in park claiming that glover had already been arrested by the time police got to brianna's but court documents show his time of arrest 12 hours after the deadly raid the suit also claims walker fired at officers in

25 year old unarmed man who was wearing running clothes and you can see in the video that the model bree tries to get around them tries to avoid them and then the shots are fired and he falls to the street and dies from 3 gunshot wounds allegedly fired by travis mcmichael the son of the former police detective and now across the political spectrum even up to president trump this is being viewed as a very contentious case a lot of the prosecutors in this part of georgia are being criticized but they have now been arrested both father and son and charged with murder the 3rd prosecutor said this was going to go to a grand jury which would have convened until perhaps june because of all the current restrictions but a horrific story that has now taken on an entirely different dimension i think specifically because of this 35 2nd video that everyone is now seeing shades of trayvon martin isn't it young black man who was shot in think it was florida actually back in in 2012 unfortunately in america we have seen this before. yeah i mean i covered the trayvon martin story on the michael brown sto

year old unarmed man who was wearing running clothes and you can see in the video at that armando bree tries to get around them tries to avoid them and then the shots are fired and he falls to the street and dies from 3 gunshot wounds allegedly fired by travis mcmichael the son of the former police detective and now across the political spectrum even up to president trump this is being viewed as a very contentious case a lot of the prosecutors in this part of georgia are being criticized but they have now been arrested both father and son and charged with murder a woman who's accused u.s. presidential candidate joe biden of sexually assaulting her says he should quit his race for the white house biden denies assaulting tara reid in 1903 when she was a 29 year old a in the then senator's office means that she's willing to take a lie detector test. i'm not a criminal joe biden should take a polygraph what kind of precedence is that sat for survivors violence does that mean we're presumed guilty and we all have state power grabs so i will take one after bind takes one but i'm not a crimin

phone video changed everything so we have to back up a bit to get things into context armand or 'd bree was killed on february the 26 almost 2 and a half months ago when the case went to 3 different prosecutors 2 of whom recused themselves because one of these 2 men gregory mcmichael was a former police detective who worked into these offices and the 3rd prosecutor said this has to go to a grand jury then that mobile phone video that we've all seen at this point was released to the governor of georgia said this was horrific joe biden the former vice president said it reminded him of a lynching and then you've got all sorts of protests going on in the state of georgia now our model bree was a regular runner a sportsman a former football player who was simply jogging through that local neighborhood but the father and son thought or believed he was a burglar so they both on themselves one with a shotgun the other one with a pistol and decided to go in hot pursuit after this 25 year old unarmed man who was wearing running clothes and you can see in the video at that armando bree tries to ge

slated to square off in week one. >> brees and brady, oh, my god who is the unadulterated g.o.a.t. >nk the american sports experience will be different, at least short-term the experience that we've come to know, 70, 80,000 people in a stadium, sitting shoulder to shoulder, is not likely to return in the very near future. >> on the hardwood, the nba would normally be in the second round of its playoff instead, teams can reopen practice courts today if their states allow it. texas doesn't yet and mavs owner mark cuban says he's in no rush. >> it's not going to happen. the problem, obviously, because we can't test people, then we can't assure anybody's safety whether they are basketball players or anybody else. i don't think the risk is worth the reward. >> three teams have confirmed they are giving it a go, portland trail blazer, denver nugget and cleveland cavaliers with only four players practicing on the court at a time among other rules. >> they have to wash the ball with a certain recipe of a disinfectant every time. they have to do it every time a player comes onto the court. >>

thank you bree says still ahead more and more bay area businesses getting ready to reopen, but. >>who will help implement the new health and safety rules we're going to take a look at the guidelines and how they'll be enforced. >>and let's take you back live now to minneapolis a stunning scene really this is high above that these live images show a fire that is growing in size that is the 3rd police precinct in minneapolis there are of course protesting that george floyd death and protesters have taken over that police precinct there is no officer presence of protesters are cheering. we'll have more n it's a process but when all the businesses in the bay area eventually reopen it won't be as simple as opening the door letting everybody in the business owners will need to figure out how to implement these new health and safety rules but who's making sure they're following those guidelines kron four's michelle kingston gives us a look. >>as businesses across the bay area begin to reopen many have new guidelines and procedures they must follow in order to keep their staff and their

reabrirÁ suing negocios tragos implementar 4 etapas, estamos en su la nÚmero 2 y en la numero tres ray breeni a nadie. >>> el sistema de limpieza va a cambiar para nosotros, hablamos sobre la idea de cerrar por 35 minutos cada 90 minuto para limpiar todo, o skae cada hora y media clientes tienen que irse a sus casas y el gimnasio cerrarÁ por media hora para limpiar y volver a reabrir. >>> en casi todos estamos acostumbrado tener tiempo a nuestra disponibilidad. >>> dice que todo lo nuevo requiere tiempo. >>> si normal agarramos hora, hora y media muchos llegan en lo que preparan y un poco de estiramiento, luego cardio, en tu si es una hora creo que te vas an enfocar a lo que vas. >>> carlos sugiere que el cardio podrÍa hacer al correr en parques, pero casi todos los gimnasios ofrecen a mi kaksz para e mejore estar en casa. >>> pero tambiÉn se deberÁ seguirle yeso tata les para prevenir. la industria de gimnasios dice que ayudarÁ an empleado que su trabajan en este gremio, tambiÉn dicen que trabajaran con las autoridad para adoptarlas nueva directrices, en mi reporte en san francisco, flavio

>>thank you bree soft while many american. >>honored fallen heroes, this memorial day across the country with virtual are socially distance ceremony, massive crowds were also seen gathering at beaches boardwalks and pools even as the covid-19 death toll approaches 100,000 american lives. the rim arrow is in washington with the latest. the presidential wreath laying at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >>an annual ceremony that a pandemic can't stop it. >>us our grade. >>his democratic challenger joe biden leaving his home for the first time in months where to face mask to lay a wreath at the delaware memorial bridge veterans memorial park. some american sticking with the holiday tradition of outdoor gatherings but not sticking with face mask or social distancing i see i'm not the only person you see no mask here you see no we're all just embracing that but economic hardships to the pandemic are keeping others from feeling like celebrating we're seeing about a 48% increase in hunger. >>in indiana unfortunately it's about double

defensive lineman on top of you, >> drew brees, still amazing. have a good night you guys, take care. it was until i realized the screen had frozen. still one of my top three dates of all time. so, are we ever gonna hang out with this girl? i'd love that, but she's not really comfortable around people. yeah, i used to be uncomfortable around people, but then i learned a trick. i pretend everyone i meet is a beloved character from star trek. how's that been working for you? oh, like a charm, unnamed crewman in a red shirt. leonard, i may have gotten you a job. i have a job. sheldon: yes, he does. he caters to my every whim. no, in a couple of weeks, stephen hawking's team is sending an expedition to the north sea to test hydrodynamic simulations of black holes. one of their experimental physicists dropped out, and i recommended you. well, do you really think i have a shot? yeah, i've worked with hawking. i talked you up. he knows your research. i think this could happen. he knows-- wow! well, now, but do you think that's a good idea? uh, you know

arrestado ex bree cia que sometiÓ hasta la muerte a george floyd enfrenta cargos por asesinato, su acciÓnato protestas que derivaron en violencia. >>> escÁndalo en equipo cruz azul de pram divisiÓn de fÚtbol mebs can, su presidente, su hermano y ex directivo investigado por lavado de dinero. >>> recuperar la confianza de paso jefes es objetivo de aerolÍneas castiga das para por la pan para de mÍa. entraron casi al mismo tiempo al hospital en honduras, salieron juntas madre e hija ganan la batalla a coronavirus. ♪ ♪ hola quÉ tal, buenas tardes, le saluda paulina so dirk informaciÓn del Última hora, detenido ex policÍa acusado de provocar la muerte de george floyd el lunes pasado en mi noÉ poles, mientras flied suplicaba que lo soltara, el ex agente enfrenta acusaciÓn de asesinado en tercer grado y homicidio involuntario, rubÉn pereira nos cuenta mÁs. >>> quÉ tal, hace momentos fiscal dio a conocer estos cargos y homicidio involuntario, y quien realmente reaccionÓ de inmediato la familia de george floyd, ellos argumentan que no estÁn contentos con esto, ellos dicen que merecen que kevin sha

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into the bay area's certainly going to keep our eyes on that grande and nicki back to you thank you bree said. >>firefighters across the bay area are already responding to brush fires and early start to the wildfire season. it's making us very nervous firefighters reminding residents to protect their homes. well they have the extra time during the covid-19 pandemic the device get that defensible space ready to roll kron four's gayle ong joins us live at the latest. >>on a fire that actually started today in san jose gayle what you know. >>granted of a key of the fire is now under control but the warmer temperatures and dry brush are fueling these fires that are popping up throughout the bay area. firefighters say they structures in the area had defensible space so that fire the fire could not reach any homes. >>friday afternoon at least 7 acres burned in the new ahmed the firemen out here all t saw everybody cal fire reports, no structures damaged partly because residents were prepared so far like this has occurred. >>it quickly moves through that structure is really going to save >>also

>>doesn't look like it, thanks for bree said we'll 7 tail county is getting ready to reopen trails in more than half its parks. kron four's maureen kelly explains what's being done to encourage visitors to be getting fresh air and exercise. >>starting monday, the locks will be coming off the game's keeping people out of over a dozen san mateo county parks san bruno mountain was one of the county's 23 parks that was shut down in late march after too many people likely feeling cooped up from shelter-in-place showed up when the weather got warmer, but now the county parks department has decided to reopen just over half of their parks, including san bruno mountain for trail use and the distinction for that is that we won't have any other services. >>with the exception of some parking lots and restrooms but everything else we typically have open and available to visitors like visitor centers like playgrounds and picnic areas. well and so we're really focusing i'm getting people out on the trails and we're excited about you know being able to welcome them back on those trails again they cho

triple digits for two days and upper 90s thursday. 70s. 60s by sea bree friday. by the i think we'll be ready for the chance of showers. and some cooler weather. >> what happened to scorcher torture? that was your new phrase. >> that was ad libbing. call it whatever you want. i'll have a nickname soon. >> thank you. >> tomorrow on good morning america, tracy ellis ross chatting >>> as the bay area begins to reopen. this was a memorial day unlike ♪ feel like getting back out there? nissan is ready to help you with a bold, award-winning lineup. and great offers. kick off summer... with no payments for 3 months. plus, we'll cover your payments for up to 2 more months. or get 0% financing on 13 models for up to 84 months. it's always gooder what you'to have 'em.or, and when it comes to your internet, xfinity gives you the ones you need. on a budget? there's a speed for that. not ready to commit? try a plan with no annual contract. wanna save even more? just add xfinity mobile, and save big on your wireless bill. it's internet with the power of options. and that's sim

this is date of opinions live from berlin north korean leader kim jong un bree emerges following uncertainty over his health state media says kim was grated with thunderous change is that his 1st public appearance in 3 weeks to celebrate a. actory opening down brain room as he was seriously ill or even dead also coming out in the u.s. more states began to ease in coronavirus lockdown rules and reopening opinions divided across the country with many americans warning it's too soon to return to business as usual.

an onshore drew brees gusting to 28 and there's a southwind in santa rosa and napa and that's a cooler direction and that load the west southwest on its way and we do a couple things now and saturday and one will be to produce rain. 60s and 70s and 80s and temperatures on their way down. let's head over to sell now and good morning sir. i'm sure it's quiet and i'm sure little more activity out there now. >> there's more activity and quiet, as you mention. we don't have a lot going on. let's go see what we have with the morning commute on the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is moving along very nicely here. no major issues. traffic looks very nice on the san mateo bridge heading out toward the area. here we are looking at traffic in that general area of the dumbarton bridge. go slow traffic on the altamont traffic looking good. distract tapping our news on capitol hill. the house made history by holding a boat with some lawmakers voting through proxies. 73 members of congress, all democrats get permission to another member to cast their vote for them. the safety measures for

us in oregon and that is what is bringing a little bit of wind and i will also include a feud drew brees down today compared to yesterday. just a few clouds of visibility and current temperatures shows oakland 57 degrees 50 degrees san francisco and upper 40s in napa. today we will have a sunny day, that is slightly cooler but still above average in most spots, we will look at load 70s and that is the beginning of a big woman coming our way ever now i will send it over to sal. >> i write, thank you very much we do have traffic that is moving along pretty well around the bay area, as a matter fact i seen we do have traffic that is looking good here on san mateo ridge, we can see no major issues there and traffic continues to look very good and no problems on any of the bay bridges areas we often get taught start. >> thank you, we are following news a plane crash in pakistan. authorities say an international airline flight crashed a little more than an hour ago. dailey says 99 passengers and seven crew members were on the plane. it was an airbus a3 20, no word yet on how the plane crashed

>>in a development now in the of all of our bree death case in georgia we have a new text message that shows a glynn county police officer told the owner of a home that was under construction that he could contact gregory mcmichael for help with a potential trespasser well months later, gregory mcmichael and his son travis would be arrested for the february 23rd fatal shooting of arbery who was jogging through the neighborhood. martin savidge has the very latest now on the case. >>several 100 protesters made the roughly 300 mile trek from atlanta to brunswick georgia demanding for the resignations of the first 2 district attorneys that handled arbery case remember arbery died on february 23rd and on the very same day authorities had in their hands. the graphic video that depicted the way in which he died it for 2 months the case was virtually stagnant. there were no arrests it wasn't until the video leaked out was made public. the public was horrified by what they saw that things began to change. that's when you saw the georgia bureau of investigation take over the case and in less tha

thank you bree some. >>coming up next we honor and east bay social worker who we have been saluting the class of 2020 and today, we're congratulating briana valdez. she will graduate from a wilcox high school in santa clara there. she is she's heading to cal poly and will major in biology. you can let us know about a graduate in your life just go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 under the news tab. you're looking at some of the photos we're getting lots of them submit a picture tell us which high school the graduate attended, and what's next for them. kron 4 has also been honoring people doing good things in their communities today, it is melissa ryan than alameda county social worker. melissa wanted to find a way she could visit her clients while maintaining social distance and so now this is what she's doing dressing up in costumes she's during drive-by visits for families and children she calls them super social worker visits. despite shelter-in-place order social workers are required to mak

thank you bree some. >>coming up california wineries so they've been forced to find new ways to reach customers during the pandemic what a berkeley winery is doing this weekend the forty-niners foundation was giving back to the community this giving tuesday. also when we come back the usaa was made for right now. and right now, is a time for action. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing to do. we're also giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can take care of things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. right now is the time to take care of what matters most. like we've done together, so many times before. discover all the ways we're helping members at usaa.com/coronavirus discover all the ways we're helping members wineries of course have not been immune to the impact of the coronavirus as many look for ways to continue courting customers. many are already looking forward to what

>>time for another look at this forecast here is my bree ser rodrik us and again we know it's going to be really pot member isa. >>yeah really ha but fortunately tomorrow we are going to see some inland really warm temperatures along the coast and along with and let's take a look at today's daytime highs because we're all about 5 degrees above average. it's widespread 60's and 70's along the coast and along the bay, the low to mid 80's as we made our way inland but we are noticing though marine air non-existent shallow at as right along the bay area coastline and even about the east bay shoreline live look outside of the east bay over berkeley crystal clear skies you can make up the beautiful city out in the distance and stormtracker 4 not even tracking that marine layer white off along the bay area coast but current wind speeds out there right now we did notice the wind direction today out of the northwest but now we're starting to see the return of those westerly winds. pretty breezy for downtown san francisco, 28 miles per hour or less with gusts upwards of 30 but overall light to b

thunderstorms more coming up in my full forecast in just a few minutes catherine back to you thank you bree said talk to in a few minutes. >>in southern california, the hollywood bowl has officially canceled its entire season for the first time ever an effort of course to protect people from the coronavirus they say they want to protect performers and audiences and staffers with a seating capacity of more than 17,000. it usually hosts about 110 concerts every summer. and it one of the biggest outdoor theaters in the world. the ford that's another outdoor venue nearby is also staying closed all summer. still ahead a new relief package unveiled in washington today, not without controversy. and when we come back the important item you'll need inside if you are planning or travel any time soon you better bring a mask or some kind of face covering it's not only a requirement on most planes, it's also mandatory and at least one airport terminal. kron four's haaziq madyun exploits. >>most major airlines are now requiring passengers to wear facial coverings upland boarding the plane, i'm a fan of i

>>thank you bree the alameda county fair has been canceled in this is that her first time that's happened in a more than a 100 years, the 18 day fair was scheduled to run from june 19 through july 12th. it is 108 years old a tradition that brings in a nearly half a million people every year. also a huge boost to the local economy with more than $32 million in revenue. big public gatherings of course will be one of the last things the state will allow fair organizers are looking at conditions for future summer summer events they baby things like horse racing and auctions. california regulators have suspended a million fine against pg and e for the utilities neglect of electrical equipment that ignited wildfires that waiver by the public utilities commission. well deprived the state of some of the money that would have helped offset. losses and income taxes and sales taxes pg n a declared it might not be able to raise the 10's of billions of dollars needed to get out of bankruptcy if they'd been forced to pay the money. regulators back down despite warnings that the waiver would set a troub

possible rain joining me now is kron on meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez to get a check of the weather bree so that sounds quite tropical. >>yeah very tropical little bit of everything heading our way into the bay area's a let's take a look at current temperatures out there right now because we are noticing. the return of that cool sea breeze cooling down downtown san francisco to 73 degrees you were in the low 80's at the start of this newscast, but now we're cooling down into the 70's but still tracking about it 37 degree difference between an snuck in half moon bay antioch right now the warmest city in the bay area 96 degrees. but half moon bay, 59 degrees as you step outside at the 6 o'clock hour for your memorial day monday and let's take a look at your microclimate tuesday forecast, san francisco going to remain about 15 degrees above average at 82 degrees, half moon bay warming up into the mid 70's with mid 80's for those of you millbrae so fortunately, wind speeds will be on the breezy side around 20 miles per hour less apollo also 85 degrees in san mateo warming up to 87 degrees by

>> o'donnell: he was a bouncy, happy little boy and a big fan of the new orleans saints, a drew breesfigure was his constant companion. his family said his smile never faded even when he endured hospital stays for a rare disease. he was recovering from a bone marrow transplant that was supposed to save his life when he fell ill with covid-19. reg everyone who has lost someoe they loved. there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," including china's violent crackdown on democracy in hong kong. tonight, the trump administration is taking new action. dramatic footage of russian fighter jets buzzing dangerously close to a u.s. navy jet. and later, why some of this year's graduating seniors got to take a victory lap. what makes you, you? your cells. trillions of them. that's why centrum contains 24 key nutrients to feed your cells, supporting your energy so you can take care of what matters most. centrum. feed your cells. fuel your life. you're stronger than you know. so strong. you power through chronic migraine, 15 or more headache or migraine days a month. one to

. >> is she alert and able to talk to you >> no, she's not bree. >> okay, you said you're in apartment number four. >> reporter: kenneth walker who thought the officers were intruders fired one shot that injured an officer the officers have not been charged and taylor's family says no drugs were ever found in the house. the police union has not returned request for comment. taylor's family thanking protesters but begging for peace. >> please go home, be safe and be ready to keep fighting. >> no matter what is done and how many protests keep happening. >> reporter: gathering in the midst of a pandemic, protesters are now forced to fight a different virus, racism >>> also late today, protesters in san jose, california made their way on to highway 101 bringing the highway to a standstill traffic backed up unable to move a major situation that was developing there. >>> there are also protests growing in new york city nbc's ron allen is there. what's the scene >> reporter: lester, a second day of protests we can't breathe rally here in new york, support for george floyd in minneapolis and a

one of the things every thhuman ingsbeing must be to to do bree. >>biden talked to george ford's family today said he was truly impressed with their courage and grace during this painful time. and not only politicians weighing in later in the show we'll talk about some of the celebrities reacting to floyd's death and the cnn reporter who was arrested as he was covering for the protests in minneapolis will show you the temps a face off in just a few minutes. nutes.but i'm first fo look at the forecast or where there's kind of been all over the place in recent days we've had everything hifrom a recent heat wave to the expected rain. here's meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez bruce a. >>yeah quite the roller coaster ride out there for the last couple of days in the bay area today is no exception catherine let's take a look at our satellite and radar already tracking those changes e with s those high clouds billowing overhead also cumulus clouds good indicator of a storm heading our way dry for now, but we did get reports of some very light scattered showe

one of the things every human being must be able to do bree. >>a biden talked to george floyd's family today. he says he was impressed with their courage and grace during this painful time. coming up sonoma county sheriff does an abrupt a u turn or does say it's all pretty confusing what she's planning to do about county health orders. and the san mateo county city where you can now park at the beach again. and when we come back why gilroy officials want the county ♪ feel like getting back out there? nissan is ready to help you with a bold, award-winning lineup. and great offers. kick off summer... with no payments for 3 months. plus, we'll cover your payments for up to 2 more months. or get 0% financing on 13 models for up to 84 months. midnight a new health order is taking effect that requires everybody in san francisco to wear face coverings in most situations when they're outside the home. this afternoon, the county help officers explained that move and the city's extended timeline for reopening kron four's dan kerman is live in san francis

england after $22.00 seasons with the squad and has won more super bowls and anyone else in league brees documentary will be produced of course by e.s.p.n. his own production company and the company religion of sports the piece will include his own reflections as well as voices and outlooks related to his career it's sure to be a controversial piece however as brady remains a polarizing subject among n.f.l. fans and manila i know that we had talked about this off camera about tom brady who would be the subject of that next documentary for us been after the last dance while i put a poll on my instagram or jean-marie sports and i asked would you lather see a documentary on tom brady or tiger woods and since there are decided on brady though my viewers do not agree if the results were unanimous lee in favor of tiger woods i'm going to bow percent to 200 on you and tiger 2 no one wants to see a documentary about tom brady because he's not as universally loved we can all get behind tiger woods a story like i mean tom brady when you say self reflection does that mean he's going to be staring a

it is happened again in america a black man in police custody pleads for help as he struggles to bree what you want to. be. on a minneapolis street the man cries out in pain a policeman's knee on his neck. do. you remember. george floyd accused of check forgery is pressed down his face bloody murder when they come. into her. bystanders plead with the officer how. he later dies in police custody it is the latest incident of a deadly confrontation between a white police officer and a black man captured on video on you tube. the police spokesman describes the death in sterile language rambling get the suspect in the here. and realized that the suspect was suffering a medical distress the city's mayor calls the death unacceptable being black in america should not be a death sentence 1st 5 minutes we watched as a white officer pressed his knee into the neck of a black man for 5 minutes. this scene bears an eerie resemblance to a 2014 incident in new york city where another black man eric garner says his last words to the police officers restraining him i can't breathe after officers were c

pandemic began many journalists are being subjected to increase restrictions and punishments seem bree's for doing their jobs to terrorise says don measures shouldn't be abused as an excuse to crackdown on journalists while europe still has the most media freedom in the world reporters without borders says the middle east and north africa continue to be the most dangerous places for journalists to work $346.00 journalists are in prison worldwide china saudi arabia and egypt are the worst offenders al-jazeera journalist mahmud hussein has been detained without challenge in egypt's for more than a 100 and more than $1600.00 days they are concerns for his health during this pandemic al jazeera is director general mostafa has written to world leaders urging them to call for the immediate release saying and all other. india meanwhile has dropped 2 places in the world press freedom index reporters without borders says a communication blackout of indian administered kashmir played a heavy role very poor calls the area a vast open prison yet india's government maintains it is nothing short of ab

run by the georgia bureau of investigation remember it's almost 2 and a half months since our model bree was shot and killed allegedly by these 2 men who believed he was a burglar before that to prosecutors offices recused themselves from this case because one of the men suspected of killing him actually was a police detective who worked in those offices and had relationships with those prosecutors so the family of mr are being very frustrated to say the least until at this viral video came out it's about 35 seconds long it seems to have changed everything across the political spectrum across the pace of which this investigation is now moving at the governor of georgia thought it was a deeply disturbing video joe biden the former vice president said it reminded him of a lynching so these 2 men gregory mcmichael and his son travis were arrested on thursday they won't be charged with hate crimes because hate crimes do not exist in the state of georgia and investigators also said as this investigation widens out there may be more developments but certainly this case is now moving at a pace

if you haven't encountered the iroquois before, this is a bree introduction. at the time of colonization there was fire nations in the iroquois league. they occupied a territory roughly commensurate with upsta upstate. and then there was a migration of a tribe that came from north carolina. sometimes you will hear references to the five nations, sometimes six, the sixth spoke iroquois. they settled between northeastern pennsylvania and central new york. they're a very powerful indian con fez confederacy. they had power in this territory between french and indian, and it became very important in order to preserve their fur trade. and when nay engaged, they had to learn the condolence ceremony. and i will talk to you about how it worked. so when the iroquois would offer condolences for something they lost since they last met. if someone important died, warfare, and so the message, the opening message, was condolence. and it was expressed by exchanging wampum strings and belts. they were very important to the tripe because they were unique. usually abides on stri

bree breeana? >> these are just arresting pictures that you captured there. what i don't understand is there are images, of course, of the brazilian president wearing a mask there but also still dismissing the virus. you've seen him out and about shaking hands as well with people as all of this has gone on. >> reporter: yeah, a graveyard in sao paulo but you're right, bolsonaro startlingly, even though his tone somewhat shifted to calling this a war, most definitely continuing to meet his supporters in public, not wearing a face mask, not all the time, seems to have flown over the crowd in the government capital, landed in a mask and then took it off but right at the moment that this country is heading into its peak, possibly in sao paulo, the most number of cases, a week or two weeks away, mostly through a ravaged city like this. different around the country, he is still giving that simple visual symbol he's not wearing a mask. i'm wearing one here because it is mandatory in manaus and rhio daij n, and hydroxychloroquine now essentially banned almost by the

elon musk it, he is bree opened his tesla factory out in california. and tonight clearly, the well not 3 trillion more dollars for their socialist wish list. and sadly, that would be exploiting the crisis. they want to take advantage, they want to use this pandemic and national emergency to turn our country into their socialist utopia. don't let a crisis go to waste. here is with reaction, louisiana senator john kennedy. senator, i don't want anyone else to die. nobody does. this was particularly rough. but we did learn from the workers in the grocery stores where i am, they didn't get sick, they were masks. they were gloves. they stopped at the shelves. they fed the people in new york and long island. we learned if it wasn't for the manufacturers, the medical equipment but new york was done. we would've lost many more lives. we learned from florida, if you focus on older people and sick people, that you do a lot better than new york that sends covid-19 patience into nursing homes. that was dumb. >> well, none of us, sean, wants anyone to die. i don't

. >> investigation gaining traction following the release of cell phone video showing our bree steffenthe georgia bureau of investigation that got involved. shortly after authorities arrested the mcmichael's charging them with murder. the man who recorded the video william, rodney brian is being investigated. in a police report they said someone name roddy was at the scene of the crime. >> my client was responding. someone in the community that he didn't know being followed by a vehicle that he recognized. >> mr. bryant does not have a relationship with the mcmichael's. in atlanta, jonathan serrie, ktvu fox news. >>> even before the coronavirus took hold here, asian americans were reporting increased incidences of discrimination linked to the coronavirus spread in china. let's take a look at what's going. mei li is joining us today. >> thank you for having me. >> we talked with you about two months ago back when we were still working at the station. you said things were bad then. from what you are hearing from your listeners and personal experience, how have things changed? >> i would

. >> how some of the sports world's biggest heroes are honoring them from drew brees to carli lloyd.> thank you for bringing your "a" game. ♪ halo, halo, halo ♪ halo, halo, halo hafr >> yay. >> yes. i want you to take a look at this which makes me happy as well. the blue angels with a fantastic flyover to honor health care heroes in my hometown of houston, texas. a great sight to see, george. >> it sure is, michael. welcome back. texas is one of those 39 states now easing restrictions as cases across so much of the country are still rising. the u.s. total has now passed 1.2 million with more than 73,000 deaths. and take a look at this map from fema. it tracks hot spots developing in rural america and those are causing new concern. you see so many right there. >> a lot of hot spots, george. >>> we're going to begin our coverage with eva pilgrim outside a hospital in brooklyn, new york, this morning and she is tracking the latest. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, michael. millions of americans anxious to get back to work, but many are feeling torn between their health and

you can get updates anytime by downloading the ktvu mobile app area >>> san francisco mayor london bree has a timeline of when city activities will resume. beginning june 15, stores will allow customers inside again. restaurants can offer outdoor dining, and sports events will resume, without spectators. mid-july, the city will be allowing indoor dining, hair salons and barbershops will be able to reopen. in mid-august, schools will reopen as well as bars, nail salons and playgrounds. as part of the plan to reopen, everyone in san francisco has to wear a face mask when you are walking outdoors. there are exceptions including when you drive in your car, and for children 12 years old or younger. in the past, face coverings were only required inside of an essential building were in public buildings. >>> san francisco, taking a slower approach when it comes to reopening, the recent change to health orders will affect virus cases. if there are no increases on virus cases, there will be more services. many small businesses are struggling. >>> it is stressful, not to know when we will welcome

chauvin is arrested but they're expecting that the bar is a hell of a lot higher today, bree ya nah? >> i think you're speaking to a frustration with how many folks they've spoken with who feel they're being told to be satisfied with incremental change, i spoke earlier this week with gwen kracarr, the mot of eric garner and happy to see the officers fired so quickly because it was five years before the officer who put her son in a choke hold, killing him, that he was fired. but at the same time, she said, while she was happy things had moved more quickly, it was so frustrating how things move so slowly, that after all these years, she's grasping at some sort of improvement, but it's such a small one. it is not the sea change that folks you've been talking to there on the ground in minneapolis want to see, and miguel, if you can stand by for just a moment, bring in josh campbell on the ground in minneapolis as well. josh? >> reporter: yeah, brianna. we've been learning more about this officer who we've just reported was taken into custody. this is the officer who was seen on that cell