sure burton. >> [john burton, commissioner].ess of getting votes in losing boats. and if anybody told me that less than 10% turn out and determine the outcome of the future of the waterfront or anything else, i would find somebody else to do the pole? it's just that i need to get off of this but they need to get an idea and they go within the that is it, if you ask anybody in the city if parking in transit and who do they favor more than anybody else? i never had enough money for a bike during the depression, but it is the bikers. that is the theory if you ask the voters, it would be more than 10% so that is one of the things that we in the small area of the waterfront have to deal with. and i commend you for your willing to go back and look at it. but i wonder if my fellow supervisors and i would've started raising the same issue that we raised at the last meeting if you would have even given it a thought. so give what happened today i believe, it is a learning curve and a learning position and i congratulate on the fact that y

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burton. i'm an executive vice president and the chief legal officer of the hearst corporation. i am pleased to appear before you tie discuss this critical issue. this is not a partisan political matter and it is be a concern limited to the press or the congress. it is an american issue and how we approach it will tell a lot about what kind of country we want to be. i want to acknowledge the obvious. there is a natural tension between prosecutors' interests in exercising their investigative power and the individual's interest in protecting their constitutional rights. and these are difficult interests to balance. but that is the key. they must be balanced fairly and consistently. our constitutional system requires the due process is accorded all citizens through the application of proper procedures that protect fundamental rights with. rare exceptions, these matters should not be decided in secret. recent revelations about the doj's use of its investigative powers to secretly obtain citizens c

burton..page 11 of your written he testimony you note that there w had been a constitutional violation, i think, of the way you've put it of preventing a lawyer communicating with their clients by virtue of one of these gag orders. are you familiar with any othere situation where such a prohibition has occurred, where a lawyer has been told by a ud judge you can't talk with your client?ne >> no, i'm not aware of one, nd congressman, and i think it's a clear violation of prior restraint laws and the attorney/client privilege laws. if i had been subject to that i would have brought a separate le action in the courts to have that vacated.th but obviously that's not something that should -- you shouldn't need to do, it should be part of continuing g legislation that we're considering today. >> right.he at the bottom of the paragraph a your last sentence you state, any legislation should clarify g the extraordinary presumption against such orders and the heavy burden the government must bear to jus

burton?we detail in my written testimony the steps we think the committee should consider but i can emphasize a couple of them as really critical. first the restriction on us telling our customers, a restriction on our first amendment right in a number of courts have recognized that, which means the standard of a secrecy order should be a strict scrutiny standard. but that's not being applied. the corrective legislation would be clear that strict scrutiny should be applied and that i must be findings by the court based on compelling evidence submitted to the court showing that standard has been met. and even then these privacy orders should never be longer than we proposed 90 days without clear evidence being shown later on as to why they should be extended. we think just the steps would significantly reduce the number of these privacy orders that are even sought and would reduce the number that are being granted and combined them -- confined into those cases with virtually necessary in the n

will be the guest host this week. >> here is the guest host on jeopardy, levar burton!> as a longtime viewer of the show, i am thrilled to have the opportunity to be guest host. >> yes! so, petition pushed by fans to get him to host, more than 250,000 people ended up assigning. his wife is also his makeup artist and she was with him as he served as guest host. she was brutally honest with him about how he date. >> i said, how did i do? she said, it wasn't you. after i got the heads up, i just went out there and tried to bring as much of myself as i could. >> yes, you can see more of that interview coming up at 7:00 and you can watch him all week here at 7:00 p.m. monday. a permanent host is expected to be announced over the summer., talk about how his wife got him altogether with his makeup? looks really good. >> butterfly in the sky. you know what i am saying? [ laughter ] >> it is. [ laughter ] i am sick cited see it. >> this is what fans have been waiting for. >> he has so many generations of fans. >> totally. >> from what you guys were talking about, to star trek, t

, levar burton. >> thank you, johnny. as a long time viewer of the show, i am thrilled to have the opportunity to guest host jeopardy. >> i want to hear this man's host speech. >> what how great he looks. >> right? you know i am a fan. >> he is like a fine wine. >>> and now here is the back story on this. there was a huge online petition push by fans to get to levar burton to host. more than 250,000 people signed it and he is going to be talking about his experience hosting the game show at 7:00 this morning and you can watch them all week right here on abc7 starting at 7:00 tonight. now a permanent host is expected to be announced over the summer. i kind of like people do it. >> you like the rotation? >> yes. >> but i'm excited about levar burton. >> you know what i'm going to say. >> you have to take my word for it. >> you remember that? >> i just remember the song. >> definitely want. >> that was good. >> i love it when you do that. >> that was kid bought. >> i used to turn it up. >> i would run around the living room.

burton.he use of electronic surveillance used to further presidents personal crusade, what impact do you think that has its it relates to the industry? >> i would say representative that what you need to do and their answer to yes and how it would affect not just the industry because i think what we have determined here is that this affects all americans. i would urge you to put forth legislation that would have a foundational -- that would apply to the first amendment, the fourth amendment the narrow statute that covers broad constitutional consideration and that would be to give notice to standards, budgets and no secrecy. i think that combination of things in a narrowly stated and not all the other issues that we have talked about on a lot of a issues that something very simple and clear that would affect -- effectively help our industry and americans and the american public to know that. >> thank you. ms. oberlander let yasskey the question from reverse what should be the limitations on o

there was a huge online push by fans to get burton to host. than 250,000 people apparently signed it. the star track and "reading rainbow "star says he was nervous about hosting. he gets to host the entire week and you can catch lavar each night right here on abc7 starting at 7 p.m. monday. david faber and joe buck are slated to be guest hosts later in august. a permanent host is expected to r onsaid he was kind of nervous in aof pressure. >> that's my childhood right there. >> it was my favorite show. that's it for abc7 news at 5:00, everybody. we'll see you right back here in about 30 minutes for abc7 >>> tonight, the delta variant causes covid cases to climb in nearly every region across the country. dr. anthony fauci is sounding the alarm. the nation's top infectious disease expert warns, we're going in the wrong direction. the u.s. daily case average surging by 314% since mid-june. hospitalizations rising nearly 40% just in the past week. we hear from doctors on the front lines, sharing patients' "undeniable regret" of not getting vaccina

emmy, grammy and peabody award winner levar burton. in the running for the role. he's joining us live. there he is. good morning. george and i were just the warm-up act. it's all about you, baby. how did you -- how did you approach being a guest host? >> you know, robin, the crazy thing -- and you were fantastic by the way. george, you too. i really enjoyed your stints as guest hosts. for me my standard of excellence is so intense that my initial approach was to try and be as good as alex was. of course, i realized right away that that was an impossibility. the man had 37 years to perfect his mastery. i came back after shooting the first show -- my wife steph is also the make-up artist. she was able to be there during covid protocols. i came back and said how did i do? she said, eh, it wasn't you. so, you know, thank god for marrying a woman who will tell you the truth. what you need to know when you need to know it. >> i was just thinking i was glad my wife wasn't onset. >> so, after i got the heads up from steph, i just went out and

lavar burton is going to be the guest host this coming week on "jeopardy!."online push by fans to get burton to host. more 250,0 peopsigned it. the star trek and "reading rainbow" star says he was nervous about hosting. he gets to host the entire week. you can catch lavar each and every night here on abc7 starting at 7 p.m. monday. david favor and joe buck are slated to be guest hosts in august. august. a permanent announcement will ♪ unlock a summer of possibilities in a new chevy. expand your options... and your perspective. find your next adventure in a new chevy. enjoy the open road and make no monthly payments for the rest of the summer on select popular chevy suvs. plus, get interest free financing for 72 months when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. ♪ >> hey, bay area, it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good.

levar burton is going to be the guest host on "jeopardy!"t. >>> 200,050 people signed to get him to host. he talked about it this morning on gma. >> i am the beneficiary of amazing grace. you know, i have been asked over the past couple weeks, you know, what is this about? i think it has something to do with the fact, you know, this generation of adults who grew up on reading rainbow feel like i have made an investment in them, and they are returning the favor. >> how cool. burton is raising money for a literacy group that provides free books to children. "jeopardy!" is making donations to every host charity of choice. >> you can watch levar burton every night at 7:00 on abc7. a permanent host is expected to be announced later this summer. >>> the future is now, using robot employees to develop new and helpful drugs, plus --plus - >>> she is in her 90s and got a surprise visit from a warriors things may be different, but at denny's, one thing will always remain the same... our dedication to safely serving guests the food they love. and hey..

laura burton monthly reports the near empty streets of chinese or start contrast to days of protests under strict curfew. many have not dared to face the army which is now patrolling. trinity in parliament and government buildings. the country's biggest political group, the enough, the party has called the dialogue and the keys, the president of the could we reject the uncle juice, no announcements. and we welcome all the rejections that have come from news of the political party as well as some of the organizations. ready and we call the changes in people to the com and vigilant, and you ready to defend that democracy. the many came to the streets and celebration and outrage at president ty sides both lose firing the prime minister and freezing the parliament for a month. the president said, says the decision was taken after following the process laid out in the constitution. nothing to supper. i have taken responsibility. i am taking a historic responsibility. even those who claim this matter is related to whom need to revise the lessons in the constitution to present side who cont

. ♪ >>> ask and you shall receive, the guest host on jeopardy this week will be levar burton. >> herevar burton. >> as a longtime viewer of the show i am thrilled to have the opportunity to guest host jeopardy. >> there was a huge online pushed by vance to get him to host, he will talk about his experience hosting the game shoved around morning on good morning america at 7:00. you can catch him out this week on abc7 news starting at 7:7:7: a permanent host will be announced sometime over the summer. >>> we have racing in the 80s and the giants and action. and how the >>> sports on abc7 news is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >>> the giants are in the middle the stretch where they played the giants seven times. oddly enough they were looking to be swept by the pirates. here is your definition of business casual at the ballpark, he hit a home run last night 415 feet tied 1-1. he was not done the first multi-homer, 2-1 . alex would got in trouble in those six. his day is done in incomes j jackson and his relief. jackson ferreted up and that preserves the winning of number 9. estr

>> thank you commissioner burton. the 17,000 were mailed and those were mailers. >> and you got back a response of 1,400? >> the 1,400 were total responses, correct. >> so, it's about a 10% response to the inquiry. all right. and then, someone mentioned, there were several community meetings and they were like 100 people attended, 200 attended, i couldn't quite hear the number. >> yes, commissioner burton. >> 2014 was quite a while ago. >> yes. and then 2016, we had 200 people participate and the open house and 2018 i believe we were also over 200 physical attendees and survey respondents. >> so 200 live people and 1400 by mail. and it was something that i forget. there had to be permission to do something but it didn't have to go to the board of supervisors but it had to go somewhere for a permit who is the permitting authority? and i'm sorry if i'm not so clear but commissioner burt on. >> this is dan with port staff. i was speaking on the possible changes to regulating uses on the promenade and the promenade was al

not we'll have a chat back or i'll go and talk burton bo by me. why didn't you know that you went back on july, but the car came in on monday, the sounding and i saw fine hammy. down to judy and on man. when a foot tall and i'm going taught him home and read you to come come bought man on the georgia on plan, talk near land, land jungle. and with what i now more known for when i find out why no one no, no, i don't. and i'm going out in here to create calling find all the song them, and man we find a have gotten that one. and yet on the phone book or not, what i toner over h. about 12 to the below. he might be involved with my new generation boy and around that really h parker. now what we noticed uptake live in the park with us in 20022016. so on india inside of parker. last we knew that mr. tan had developed a very close relationship with the local authority and the villagers. we talked to the police about, you know, getting an arrest line. mister tan was prompted of that investigation. so he left the village i placed with us places, different pl

london's wembley stadium. italy will look to continue their incredible transformation under coach for burton. when cheney are all coming home then the team on this bus to the unwelcome guest looking to crash the party. silly. some people were happy to see a li arrive in london for the year, a 2020 final o. b u. k base italy, fans with the own spin on the classic england. that team survived the 10th penalty shootout against spain to reach the final. and now hoping to weigh in the 1st european championship since 1968. yeah, to get seasick. i meant for to answer england physically stronger than natalie. but football is played with a ball on the grass. and we hope we can do better than then knowing that these qualities will be important in a match like the final. but sometimes the smaller ones, when i want to be j to be called a crystal jacoby, that the bus out that we need support for england has reached the very top percent prime minister, not one semester chance for some political capital loading. and the monarch herself queen elizabeth wishing the team while in a letter adding, quote, with t

--levar burton! thank you, johnny.ow, i am thrilled to have the opportunity to guest host "jeopardy!" and i'm proud to be here to honor alex's legacy. i'm gonna do my best to ensure that these talented "jeopardy!" contestants enjoy their moment here as well. welcome, matt, patrick, and kathleen. are you ready? good. let's play "jeopardy!" and here are the categories... and finishing with... each response will have the letters "m-u-l" in it. matt, you're returning champion. you get to select first. history for $1,000. a tool of mariners by the 1400s, this instrument painted navigation by determining the position of the sun and other stars. matt. -what's astrolabe? -that's correct. workplaces, $1,000.

levar burton will take the reins of the show this week.to have him host. burton is thrilled to honor alex trebek's legacy. reading is fundamental is who he has chosen. you can watch jeopardy every week night at 7:00 p.m. right after abc7 news at 6:00 p.m.meries >>> a car slams through an oakland grocery store. the worries, warnings over speeding drivers. >>> adapting to a changing nightlife. san francisco bar is requiring proof of vaccination. >>> navigating a changing nightlife. or san francisco bars requiring customers to prove they have been vaccinated. >>> the free britney movement coming to the bay area today. how you can support the popstar as she fights for her freedom. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on july 25. you are watching abc7 news live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. i'm liz kreutz. let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >>> the low cloud deck has a little more vanco extensive reach. pushing across the bay but we have mist and drizzle and we are looking at the wind

louis burton, which was which have fun. gemelli . ah, really for me, i don't know. i did not just do guerrero, g, w buddies, i believe you think you can be or not a good was where you could get there was a blue depending upon the let me just go there and go to the gym. if this need to do, we need a football so that when you open up a little movie, you have to go to the new choice. the facility would be a little bit tale and system that was book l simple attempts to see if we could james and go on. you got them. we loosely move a casual mamma them my fellow who each of them will. bola struck, you progressively, you mouth always, your bus comes deployed, but bob, bob with the well, the blue was, he was he was still listed just but he had to go to go to what's the thing. so i don't know if you want, but just so that is where we saw the civil figure. let me give it, give me when you go a little when it was just a little more lose, you know the look me up to 20. so she stood the committee soon saw and all what she's human break skipped. there was no room. so if you could

>> lavar burton kicks off the one-week incident as "jeopardy" host. took the stage. it will match the total winnings this week and donate them to burton's chosen charity "reading is fundamental." >>> remember this from the town hall last week? >> they need more time? >> yeah. okay. but they expect a vote on monday. how much time do you think they need to get it done? >> until monday. >> it's monday. an infrastructure negotiators are in a tough spot this morning. we'll bring in jasmine wright watching the twists and turns in the infrastructure drama. she joins us live in washington with more. >> reporter: you're right. negotiators are in a hard spot. this just comes after a weekend of talks and calls even from the president himself. cnn learned itst it the head of a two-week critical stretch before a scheduled recess. they are racing to try to get something done. now cnn has learned that the issues fall in a couple of different spots. first, it's on that covid relief money. how to redirect it. it's been a long sore spot during the length of the entire

burton is thrilled to honor alex trebek's legacy.ntribution from the show after his host wraps. you can watch jeopardy at 7:00 p.m. right after abc7 at 6:00 p.m. >>> we have low clouds to greet you out there. for some of you. clear inland. afternoon, high and mid-level clouds, partly cloudy afternoon. the breeze kicks up. 60s in the city to near 90 inland. 70 around the bay. clouds continue with a chance for thunderstorm monday an that includes lightning. >>> thank you very joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm liz kreutz. abc7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. and we will leave you with this gorgeous view of the clouds. have a great day. >>> good morning, america. delta disaster. variant more than 45% in the past week. >> please get vaccinated. >> now the new workplace dilemma. can your boss legally demand you get the shots? >>> wicked weather. more than 80 fires now raging in the west. in northern california more than 8,300 people under evacuation orders and tornados rip through the midwest, leaving thousands without power as monsoon storms d

like you said, burton is a fan favorite.o the producers go with for their final selection. >> i'm told they're going to pick every day because they're going to start taping in august. when alex trebek passed away, truth, fact, knowledge, all the things we care about in the news business. i feel like there's an affinity for "jeopardy" for that reason. claire, this is also an important show for broadcast television? >> yeah. i feel liesh "jeopardy" is one of the shows loved by everybody. the final episode with alex trebek rated 14 million viewers. that's pretty astounding in broadcast television. all the chatter about the hosts can only help interest in the show. >> more interest and curiosity for the new season. claire and oliver, thank you. our version of final jeopardy is after the break. and strengthens it against dryness for softer, smoother skin you can lovingly embrace. renew the love for your skin with dove body wash. this is the greatest idea you'll ever hear. okay, it's an app that compares hundreds of travel sites f

we both knew just when we could fit sessions less tedious and we knew she cares. napoleon, louis burton, which was which you would lose really for me to say don't just do guerrero g, w buddies. i believe you think you can be or not a good was where you could get there was a blue, dependent on the let me just go there was a junior nemo to do. we need a football so that when you move into a little movie, you have to go to the new choice. the facility would be multiple tale and system. the book i also looked at jim's to see if we could james, and i'm going to look at them. we loosely with a casual mama on my cell, who each of them will ball track of you, progressively oh, you must go deployed. bob. bob, would you give me a clue why he wasn't actually seen them? this is just bring him current. you said bryce to go to what's the thing you so what you want to do? just so this with you. we saw this figure. let me give a, give me when you go a little warm when it was just a boat lose, lose. lose. lose me able to explain. so she still doesn't the sooner. so and all what she's human breaks gave y

laura burton man leave reports. happy birth gave an avenue in the heart of 2 nieces. diplomat. guerria has known in the stage for protests and political change. and this week with no difference or security forces lined the streets and the army has set up barricade, locking people and politicians from accessing government buildings. president chi said sucked the prime minister of the prominent capital members and denounce a freeze on parliament's 30 days. he says the decision was taken after following the process laid out by the constitution. but the move was divided opinions. i'm a local, if the people see that kind of said wants to become a dictator and work against the revolution. of course the people rise up against him and overthrow him so that you know cause and cause it is really a rescue operation because lately alternation have seen that the economic and social situation has deteriorated. a lot under the government's policies, the biggest political group, the and the other party is calling the president's mo

returning for their fourth day, from washington, dc, it's the champs, it's the burton family.ring and applause] and from waianae, hawaii, it's the kamalu family. [cheering and applause] [laughter] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and

that state schools chief spoke while visiting a vaccine clinic at burton high school today. the district hopes that all students ages 12 to 18 will get shots before classes resume on august 16th. >>> still ahead, a huge game changer for college athletes. they can get paid off of their name. why some argue this could lead to big problems. >>> the search to find this big mountain lion spotted in a bay area backyard. >>> what drives a serial arsonist? that is what terrified neighbors and one oakland neighborhood are asking themselves after a series of suspicious fires. >> you try to piece it all together. and was this an attempt to really set a fire or was it a warning? will they come back? >> what residents are doing to get answers. front porch arsonists, that's >>> beginning at midnight tonight, college athletes and finally cash in and get paid for their name, image and likeness. it sounds like a win-win situation for them but some people argue it is just the start of one controversy after another. andrea nakano joins us live from lafayette with more on this story. >> reporte

england train for the final time at their base in burton today, ahead of the biggest game of their professional. standing between them and a first major trophy in over half a century, former winners italy, who arrive in london this afternoon. it's a great occasion, you know, for the country to be involved in, and the lads have done the hole country proud. the whole country proud. yeah, we'rejust... i think everybody�*s got that sort of butterfly feeling in the belly that we can obviously win a first major trophy for a very long time. ending england's drought in major tournaments has been a plan long in the making. the opening of england's state—of—the—art training centre at st george's park nine years ago sowing the seeds for the future. in 2017, signs of progress. a young phil foden, the player of the tournament, as england lifted the under—17s world cup. the under—20s winning their equivalent. with gareth southgate�*s promotion to england manager, continuity in the england set—up, bringing with it results. reaching the semi—finals at the last world cup, hope superseded by belief. but are engl

. >>> mine is about levar burton. the wait is over for him and fans, too. guest host at 7:00. we spoke to levar burton about why he put in tons of effort to get people go that hardment i'mhard. i'm curious. >> i felt if i didn't give this everything i had i would never forgive myself. >> yeah. well, fans of levar burton put together a passionate social media campaign. you could say to get him the job. he said it was important to him to host "jeopardy!" because the show promotes learning, and that is absolutely something that he admires. listen, 200,000 people signed a petition. i saw an interview with him after he hosted. he said he was nervous, petrified, that he really enjoyed it, and we'll see how it turns out. >> he sure looks happy, though. i'll tell you that. >> looks happy. he really, really wanted it. we'll see. and listen, he played "jeopardy!" before and won in 1995. he's no stranger either. very familiar. >> i'm glad. >> me, too. can't wait to see. jericka? >>> my "talk of the table" is hbo's comedy "hacks." have you seen it? >> yes. >> nominated

i did "planet of the apes" with tim burton in full monkey makeup. then " incredible hulk."t for my kids. i thought it would be really funny if they have me on a lunchbox when they went to school. and i thought -- also, i thought their friends would take the piss out of them. what happened is they came back and said would you mind bringing that character back in? i thought, why not? it is a crazy, chaotic, wild world when you are feeling it. it's fascinating and bizarre and hilarious all day. i mean, i have a great time doing. >> you are a regular here. in 2012 you were the jury president. >> thank you for that because i did not remember when i was here last. >> the festival is known for its commitment for independent cinema. you have a career that straddles wide appeal and blockbuster films and smaller productions, how do you see the health of the cinema industry and it comes to independent productions? >> i actually think it is in pretty good shape. i have got three movies i'm doing, i hope three, before the end of the year. they are all in that category, all very difficul

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laura burton manley reports the -- reports.ra: the near empty streets of chinese are a stark contrast to days of protests. under a strict curfew, many have not dared to face the army which is now patrolling tunisia's parliament and government buildings. the country's biggest political group the anata party has called for dialogue and accused the president of a to. -- a coup. >> we reject these unconstitutional announcements and we welcome all the rejections that have come from most other tunisian political parties as well as civil society organizations, and we call on the tunisian people to be calm and vigilant, and be ready to defend their democracy. laura: many came to the streets in celebration and outrage at president kai saeed's bold move , firing the prime minister and freezing the parliament for a month. president saeed says his decision was taken after following the process laid out in the constitution. >> i have taken responsibility i am taking a historic responsibility. those who claim this matter is related to a coup

. >> the state schools chief spoke while visiting a vaccine clinic at burton high school today. the district hopes that all students ages 12 to 18 will get shots before classes resume on august 16th. >>> still ahead, a huge game changer for college athletes. they can get paid off of their name. why some argue this could lead to big problems. >>> the search to find this big mountain lion spotted in a bay area a serial arsonist? that is what terrified neighbors and one oakland neighborhood are asking themselves after a series of suspicious fires. >> you try to piece it all together. and was this an attempt to really set a fire or was it a warning? will they come back? >> what residents are doing to get answers. front porch arsonists, that's delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity

burton headquarters with the hopes that that explosion would begin some type of a movement. prosecutors say the pair used multiple messaging platforms to discuss the plans and at one point copeland even messaged rogers saying he had been in contact with anti-government militia groups to gather more support. for some lawmakers this plan and arrest signal a greater issue. >> these are all symptoms of a larger issue, and that is our society and this separatism. even now, you know, i again thank the fbi for their work, but in this day and age, you know, we should not be concerned about violence and terrorism just for participating in a democratic process. >> reporter: rogers and copeland are both charged with conspiracy to destroy by fire or explosives. that building in effect is utilizing interstate commerce. rogers is charged with additional weapons charges. if convicted both men face 20 years in prison. both men from the bay area are scheduled to appear later this month in federal court. we will continue to follow this as johnson for "today in the bay". >> thank you, cierra.

at burton high school.uperintendent matthews, commissioner jenny lam and other commissioners will be in attendance. we also wanted to emphasize that in addition to the burton opportunity, we continue to share with our families the many locations throughout san francisco where they can receive a vaccine. we are working with the city as well as with sfusd to reach our focal population who are underrepresented in our city vaccine rates. which are overall very high. in order to really help make sure that we can have our community stay safe as possible. that we i can find various ways to ensure there's access for those students and families to get vaccines. in addition to communicating about vaccine opportunities, we continue to share relevant information updates with our families and staff over the summer. this week, we're focused on getting the word out about the new cal osha requirements and what they mean for our non-school based offices. we're sharing messages regarding the availability of general education

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neighbor, jared copeland, was involved in an alleged domestic terror threat to blow up the john l burton democratic headquarters. >> but nothing was unusual, out of place, or what i suspect anything. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say 45-year-old ian rogers and 47-year-old jared copeland started plotting an attack on targets they associated with democrats after the 2020 presidential ngto spar overthrow the government. early monday morning, sandy saw 14 cop cars outside her apartment and she saw her neighbor get arrested. >> and by 6:30, they all converged on that apartment. >> reporter: investigators left with dozens of boxes of evidence. we check in with john summer camp, former special agent with the fbi, on what's the risk to the public now? >> people are rattled by this. what's the threat for more terror attacks here at home? >> i guess you could say it's probably elevated. based on the last year and what we've seen politically and across the country. it seems that people are more divided, writes, on the left and the right, and very extreme on the left and on the right, and it's fo

burton headquarters hoping the bombing would be the first in a series of attacks starting a movement. >> in this day and age, we should not be concerned about violence and terrorism just for participating in the democratic process. >> reporter: the pair copeland and rogers face multiple charges. if convicted they could face 20 years in prison. >>> well, the white house warned american businesses this morning, be careful in hong kong. executives are subject to arrest, their corporate data subject to seizure. scott mcgrew, these are very serious warnings. >> extremely serious. good morning, marcus. what's going on in hong kong is very serious as well. hong kong is supposed to be a special region of china where democracy and western law apply. that was the agreement the chinese made. but now the communist leadership is quickly instituting draconian rules and cracking down on free speech. the american government this morning warning developments over the last year in hong kong present clear operational, financial, legal, and reputational risks for multinational firms. the white house is a

burton, of course, is suffering another surge in infections with more than 36000 due koby cases and 64 deaths. on friday alone, cellular micro biology, professor simon clark told us the restrictions needed to protect the population katie, to push to get people vaccinated. it's not just young people that will be a few recounts to an older one as well. i think generally speaking, the same is true if you look i received in places like from exactly the same thing or very similar thing. that's not quite the same as forcing somebody holding somebody down and forcing them to have medical treatment. it's just saying, well, if you choose not to, to do this, then your, your options and society are limited. mason a liberal thing to do, but that's a government choice. that's committed, choice people will be spreading things around, going to events or different types of events running the risk of contracting the virus if they have their vaccine, then the risk reduced. meanwhile, in germany, the vaccine rollout face is a major setback in regions hit hard by those unprecedented floods. while people g

win at all costs approach, the conditions here strengthening rivals there had been assumption that burtonef that this can be once again a momentous olympics for them. i think also there were concerns because the time difference and the empty seats that people would struggle to engage with these games but it is difficult to hear the words of tom daley after the performance and see the emotion in his face and not be moved by what we saw here. plenty of gb medal prospects coming up in the coming hours in triathlon, in dressage, tae kwon do and in the pool as well and after one of the greatest days, few would bet against them adding to that medal haul. up to fifth place already. let's turn to the day's other main news. there's been another fall in the daily number of coronavirus cases in the uk. new infections have more than halved since a recent peak nine days ago. possible factors are thought to be the schools breaking up for the holidays, the end of the euros football tournament and the warmer weather. what's not yet clear is the impact of lifting england's restrictions last monday, as our

also out on the defense minister abraham burton g. and the justice minister has not been the money. there have been clashes between supporters and opponents of the president outside government buildings which were blockaded by the army. the security forces also stormed al jazeera offices in tunis and expelled the staff. move that al jazeera has condemned as a troubling escalation. set a hide. it reports the gathered outside to parliament. now to service for a month demonstrated some different sides of the political divide, refuse to be once again to nivia in term, the support is the largest main bulk and not all angry at president quite side decision to sac the government including prime minister hisham the she she, as well as the justice and defense ministers, were paid by the president's choice to overthrow the constitution, which took place on the day the technicians people celebrated republic day, the republic through which the monarchy was overthrown. the water, the largest main block, and not all angry president clay site decision to sac the government including prime minister

airborne surveillance of the english channel amid the highest levels of illegal migration this year, burton was described as europe's laughingstock winner, inflatable thinking, packed with migrants was pictured arriving in his forces, pretty folder officials say that they are too stretched to stop them. i am sexually tricky. patel low defended her decision to hand more than 50000000 pounds to france to stop reading, getting in its critics worn. it's a waste of money. the fact is that we cannot stop everyone from crossing because there are just too many people and the coastline is too big. so they, the british people are giving more money from their own taxes. that's going to waste is going to harm the relationship between the 2 countries. so just giving the french more money to carry on doing what they doing badly is not going to solve the problem. when are you going to get the french to admit they can intercept and get them to intercept holder spends a lot of time. spent a lot of time having those operational discussion with the french. they have a different interpretation of saving lives