who is jon campbell? >> john campbell i call the evil genius of america, it's the former supreme court justice who is in the majority in the jets got decision, and he's from alabama. when the civil war breaks out, he resigns to join the confederacy where he becomes jefferson davis is assistant secretary of war. in that role, he says a number of things that did not hold up well in the 21st century, and he's at the end of the war robert e. lee and others in those last moments of the confederacy are opposing that they employ black church, that violates everything on which the confederacy is based. he is arrested after the lincoln association because they think they have a part in it, and is held in jail and come out very embittered. and will make the legal career in new orleans after radical reconstruction began fighting the reconstruction government. virtually everything that he does, every case he's litigating is being done to thwart the reconstruction, the biracial reconstruction government of louisiana.

next blow to joe campbell's tote too painful for blow to joe campbell's tote too painfulfor him to blowbell's tote too painful for him to continue. blow to joe campbell's tote too painfulfor him to continue. then for the stumps. craig brathwaite out. brooks then asked. lbw, west indy seven for to 200 the target seemed like 2000. would got rid of hope. but here isjermaine blackwood, betting like he was the man who could change the game. blackwood may well have given out if butler had caught this. he didn't. what now captain? anderson to blackwood to the boundary. they'd of been on the edge of those empty seats as stokes got diverge out. when days the be in fort runs closer holder was steady as a rock and even when blackwood fell for 95 with 11 i’u ns when blackwood fell for 95 with 11 runs still needed, the game was done. england not england took six wickets no more. after so much time commitment and effort to get cricket restarted the test held their attention right to the finish. that is easier to enjoy when you've won. that is easier to enjoy when you've won. let's go live to southamp

just last night the city council was discussing whether or not they should shut down east campbell avenue here. main drag through downtown and then open it up for outdoor dining. you can expect for ideas like this from cities here in the bay area and all across the ast adapt to covid-19 and the sense of a new normal. so starting monday, july 13th, here in santa clara county, the following businesses can reopen. including nail salons, hair salons, massage parlors and barbershops and gyms. they must all submit some kind of safety plan to the county to get approval and then groups of 20 people can gather indoors as well as groups of 60 people outside. case numbers however still on the rise in the county but now we're moving away from a blanket stay-at-home order and now relying on people to take person responsibility for staying apart and wearing masks. owners say they are excited and they've spent the past few days prepping for monday buying extra masks and disinfectant and so on. >> that way when i start work my clients know that i'm free of covid. there's no chance of them getting it from

for what life will look like in the weeks and months ahead. >> campbell is set up to shut down, the main corridor which is east campbell avenue. >> reporter: city council members are discussing shutting down the main street that runs through downtown giving restaurants more room for downtown dining. >> now is the time for us restaurant owners to be able to generate as much income as possible. tuck that away, and be able to survive the winter, because it could be a pretty bad winter. >> i get emotional. >> reporter: the future is uncertain in the midst of a pandemic but business owners like area grateful to have survived thus far. >> a lot of love and care, for our staff, and our customers. >>> meanwhile, short time ago, campbell city council members did approves a one month long pilot program to close down campbell avenue for outdoor dining. live in san jose, maria medina, kpix5. >>> this week, dining restaurants, bars, and indoor wine tasting rooms must close once again. those businesses along with movie theaters and museums will remain closed through at least the end of the month.

campbell: govevernments are failing to cut emissions, but could new technology be the shovel to save us? man 2: we could basically find the thermostat of the planet and say, "what would you like it to be placed at?"" campbell: tonight, we're traveling the world to see technology to change the technology to change the climate. in switzerland, giant

they are a cross breed between natives and cocky campbell ducks. the natives breed gives them a strong immune system and the khaki campbell breed means they can lay lots of eggs . this future is determined by gender. these workers are checking the gender of the ducklings. there's a hot spot in the rear end of male ducklings and only ex-pats can feed. the. male ducklings as older to keep the price and will be raised for me. females are more expensive and will be raised. thanks. letting doubts raised in both closed environments and free range in the fields thanks. i need how old copy docs. almost 3 months. today so now he's visiting the doc to preserve 3000 female docs he'll pick them up when they're 5 months old which is the perfect age for training. so look is discussing the new school year of the academy with his son and wife. it's a family business which needs all hands on deck. the previous class of duck academy has retired and this is a boarding academy. and his helpers are preparing the dormitory for his new group of students. i need to put in

come along with france eric campbell: 12 years to avoid catastrophe. that's the u.n.'im m warning on climate chang. man:n: we're a alreadydy pretty. i like to say wewe're in n deep. and we need to dig ourselves out. campbell: gogovernments are failing to cut emissions, but could new technology be the shovel to save us? man 2: we could basically find the thermostat of the planet and say, "what would you like it to be placed at?t?" campbell: tonight, we're traveling the world to see technology to change the technology to change the climate. in switzerland, giant

or to campbell it's good to see you again we heard we heard today from both the u.k. and germany that europe could very well be facing a 2nd wave you and i we talked about this possibility several months ago several times you you predicted it is it coming true. it's interesting there's definitely an increasing case is pretty well throughout europe as you say the u.k. is kind of flattened out in greece is actually doing quite well also but if you take for example the average number of cases in germany you're getting back in june it was about 350 cases a day and today it was up at 633 cases so there's definitely an increase coming and there's also an increase in spain spain is actually leading the pack in terms of european increase unfortunately france there's increasing cases belgium netherlands italy denmark even in switzerland and norway in finland there's a level of increase now what you call a 2nd wave is kind of open to debate there's no absolute definition of what is a 2nd wave and what is a continuation of the 1st wave it doesn't really matter too much i suppose

this is east campbell avenue and make way for outdoor dining. so you can expect more ideas like this to come up as businesses adapt to the coronavirus and this sense of a new normal. so starting monday, july 13th, most businesses can reopen including nail salons, hair salons, massage parlors, barbershops, and gyms, and they all must submit some kind of a state plan to the county to get that approved. also groups of 20 people indoors are allowed as well as groups of 60 people outdoors. so case numbers still on the rise here in the county but now the county is moving away from a blanket stay-at-home order and relying on people to take personal responsibility for staying six feet apart and then wearing masks. business owners say it's been a roller coaster of emotions but they are nonetheless excited and have spent the last few days prepping for monday with extra masks and so on. >> that way when i start work my clients know that i'm free of covid. so there's no chance of them getting it from me. >> we need to do our lives differently. we need to co

so campbell miller spoke up. >> she said, i'm not sick. i said, you're you don't always show symptoms when you're sick and it is about being court just. >> reporter: his request for mask wearing met with hostility. the back and forth caught on camera. >> if it really matters, we would all be wearing the same mask. you can put me on facebook. i don't care. >> the doctor compared the different times of masks and their specific functions to different times of helmets. ultimately all meant to protect. another shopper can be heard telling campbell miller -- >> stay home if you're so scared. >> it is the other way around. if you don't want to wear a mask, should you stay home. you're at risk of getting people all around you sick. maybe you should not be going to thatbusiness. >> at one point the woman involves another family actually wearing masks. >> it even says it on the cdc webb. >> the cdc actually says children under the age of 2 shouldn't be wearing a mask. in the video, those kids are clearly above the age of 2 and they should be wearing

they are a cross breed between natives and cocky campbell ducks. the natives breed gives them a strong immune system and the cocky campbell great means they can lay lots of eggs . their future is determined by their gender. these workers are checking the gender of the ducklings. there's a hot spot in the rear end of male ducklings and only experts can feed. the. male ducklings as older to keep the price and will be raised for meat. females are more expensive and will be raised. doubts are raised in both closed environments and free range in the fields. i. need it. how old are the doc's. almost 3 months. today so nick is visiting the duck farm to reserve 3000 female docs he'll pick them up when they're 5 months old which is the perfect age for training. so look is discussing the new school year of the academy with his son and wife. it's a family business which needs all hands on deck. the for. the previous class of duck academy has retired and this is a boarding academy. some local and his helpers are preparing the dormitory for his new group of stu

. >> campbell city council members approved a month long pilot program to shut down east campbell avenue which runs through downtown to allow restaurants more room for outdoor dining. >>> meanwhile, skyrocketing demand for testing has led to setbacks across the state. five testing sites in sacramento county have been to close innily nationwide su shtage. all are located in underserved areas and the county hopes to have them back open in two weeks but that depends on how fast the supplies arrive. >>> and in southern california, the wait for testing at dodger stadium was longer than a 14 inning game. la county's largest drive-thru site reopened yesterday after a four day holiday closure. bit late afternoon, the line of cars snaked for miles. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk and we have some breaking news out of south korea on their coronavirus troubles. decision to reopen nightclubs earlier this year has apparently led to at least 246 coronavirus cases and the clubs were only open for about a week. at the end of april. well, researchers conducting contact tracing found ople usin

. >>> things will look different in downtown campbell today. this is to make room for more outdoor dining, it's the most recent city to help restaurants stay in business, for the next two weeks traffic will be closed, this is on east campbell avenue. restaurants will be able to set up the tables on the street and give patrons an outdoor dining experience. >>> the fda is expanding its warning on hand sanitizers. dozens of brands, we told you here, were recalled last week. now nearly 100. some may contain toxic levels of wood alcohol that can cause injury or even blindness if absorbed through the skin. sanitizers were sold at walmart, costco and other national chains. the new order urges people to avoid using any brands on the recall list even if your bottle specific lot number is not included in the recall. we have a full list on nbcbayarea.com. >>> the giants will play their home opener at oracle park, concerns about the already shortened baseball season could continue after several marlins players tested positive for covid-19. "today in the ba

another shopper can be heard telling campbell miller. >> stay home if you're so scared. >> if you don'twant to wear a mask, you should be the one staying home because you're at risk of getting people all around you sick. it is not necessarily the law, but a business's policy, so maybe should you not be going to that business. >> reporter: and the womanvothi he cdc a a of two should not be wearing masks. those kids are clearly above the age of two. so no,he doesn't say that. bottom line is, wear a mask. this video is only two minutes long and it illustrated how far the misinformation radical can push people. >> reporter: campbell miller says that he will continue to speak up when it is his health and safety at stake. >> i needed to do something about it so other people know that this is not okay and walmart needs to step up and actually enforce their policies if they are going to have them. >> reporter: we'll update you when we hear back from walmart. amanda >>> and there was a naturalization ceremony suited for social distancing. for social distancing. they held a they hopped out to tak

ourar correspondent s campbell has more.for such an inspiring individual, it seemed appropriate th he should be giving a uniquely special investiture. this was the first facto-face engagement with a member of the public the queen had taken part in since lockdown began. beneath brilliant blue skies and adhering to socially distant guidelines, she used the swor which belonged to her father george vi to knight captain sir thomas more. to me, theue -- to meet the queen was more than anything i could expect. never did i imagine that i would be so close to the queen and have such a kind message from her. that was really outstanding. w truly outstanding. sarah: can you ask blaine the message? what did sheay? >> no. sarah: that is between you and her majesty? >> that is between the queen and i. ameally honored this should happen and i am thrilled thpp it did . i think everyone who subscribed to the funds. i really appciate and thank you all very much. sara it all started with a family challenge to walk 100 lengths of the garden to m

campbell. >> hello, my name is christopher campbell i'm a community member and arborist of 18 years and qualified tree risk assessor and i did provide the report for the community there for the 1 hub 10 trees along the 24 street corridor. i just have a few comments. one, i would like to say i'm pleased to see the cooperation between bo buff and the communi. it's really moving in a great direction there. i'd like to stress and comment on the importance of the pruning presspecification and the prunif the trees to be retained. the success of those trees really depends on the pruning press indications and who and how they're applied and the oversight of that. including the frequency of maintenance. i'd also like to make one other point is that this group of trees is an old group of trees and they have dereflects and they do fail and when they fail, those are pretty large components parts and that can be catastrophic and in my opinion, waiting to prune to me it really only makes sense to landmark trees that have been designated to retain as the other ones have been designated as hazards that

in campbell, maryanne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, maryanne. >>> tomorrow, alameda county also hits the day three mark on the watch list, but there is some confusion about what has to close because right now the county's behind most of the state when it comes to reopening anyway. today, county leaders asked the state for approval to ease some restrictions. if the state gives the green light, restaurants would be able to serve customers outdoors. not indoors. okay. even though some have in some cities. and indoor worship and indoor malls would have to start closing as of tomorrow. now, if the state approves the county's request, that also means the oakland zoo could reopen in just a few weeks, if not sooner. the pandemic forced the zoo to shut down in march and it's running out of money. when the zoo does reopen, rides, playgrounds and indoor exhibits will remain closed. the zoo would also limit attendance to just 2,500 people each day. now, if you're still confused about what's open and closed in your area, we've broken it down for you online. you should check this out. we

for the next two weeks, traffic will be closed on east campbell avenue. restaurants will be able to set up those tables outside in the street to give patrons an outdoor dining experience. much more ahead for you right after the break. >>> today on "california live," an inspiring olympic athlete who brings courage and color to her sport. >>> and meet the 6-year-old boy who created a company that will make your heart soar. it's all happening on "california live." >> this morning on nbc bay area. you want coffee. but you also want to not spend money. get 7 cups free with 7rewards. is that what you want? oh, we know. we might know you better than you kw 7-eleven. always >>> well, a new warning from the department of agriculture. authorities say that people across the nation are receiving these seeds in the mail from china that they did not order. so those seeds are being disguised as packages containing jewelry. if you get those seeds in the mail, the usda says do not plant them because they could have an invasi invasive plant that could be harmful to livesto

. >> ryan campbell miller spoke up when he saw you a family with no masks on right in front of him.and the entire scene ended up being a shouting match. customers were recording everything. campbell miller says that he was just trying to talk to the woman. >> she was like i'm not sick and i said, well, you know, you are not always showing simple tomorrows when you are sick. and it is about being courteous. >> we reached out to walmart for comment about the situation. campbell miller says that he won't back down when he sees people not wearing masks in stores. >>> the alaska peninsula late last night. sirens were blaring and a helicopter flu ovew over the re after a tsunami warning was issued. the warning has since been canceled. there is no tsunami threat to the california coast. it was located more than 500 miles southwest of anchorage. there are no immediate reports of damage or injuries and we'll continue to monitor this for you. >>> mike, i know you were talking about how rare an earthquake like that could be. >> yeah, 7.8 is very rare. 7.0 magnitude, there is about 18 a year. a

looking at the daytime highs low 80s for san jose and campbell and santa clara this afternoon. also for los gatos, for the east bay. 83 for a high for you in concord and mid 80s in antioch and brentwood. the tri-valley, in the low 80s this afternoon. and then around the bay, mid 60s in san francisco sausito. low 60s for daly city. about 70 oakland and upper 60s for alameda as well as for san leandro and mid 70s for the north bay. 74 for a high in napa later on today and 76 for windsor. here's the extended forecast and what you can expect. as we're looking at temperatures maybe a degree or two warmer for thursday and for friday. but there we go with that warm- up for the weekend. and early next week. >>> he just got down on one knee and i was just completely shocked. >> an out of this world proposal. next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, how the stars aligned for these two science lovers making for the perfect moment. >>> and coming up at 7:00 on "cbs this morning," the cdc says cases could be ten times higher than documented. how the hardest hit states are trying to cu

. >> well, brian campbell miller spoke up when he says he saw this woman and her family without masks of him. and this entire scene just transformed in to a shouting match. customers took out their phones, they were recording everything. and campbell miller says he tried to talk to the woman. >> she was like i'm not sick and i said well, you know, you are not always showing symptoms when you are sick. and it is about being courteous. >> we reached out to walmart for comment about the situation. haven't heard back from the company yet. campbell miller says he is not backing down when he sees people in stores without face masks on. >>> okay. new at 6:00, the amazon alexa attraction, what a new study says many americans are m m admitting to during this pandemic. >>> and plus facebook is taking action to better enforce one much its polil of its policies. >>> and tomorrow there will be a special town hall called cry for help, michael finney will about from us 2r5igs ustrations folks trying to get unemployment. that is tomorrow at 5:15. fenow there's more to wlove with xfinity x1,? the ulti

john campbell was given not out at first. but replays showed the faintest of touches, and stuart broad had the breakthrough. and england soon had a second. close, close, gone! kraigg brathwaite, trapped in front by chris woakes, as west indies‘ problems deepened by the minute. he finds that length! shai hope, emphatically bowled by broad to complete an excellent morning for england. what would be a series levelling victory now firmly within their sights. andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here is chris. we have had some dramatic skies in parts of south—west england. this has been working into devon and cornwall bringing scenes like these. this weather watch picture was sent to us byjilly. we have got some fair whether cloud bubbling up. we do have showers, not many for northern ireland and north—west england, but quite a lot in scotland. it is here where you have got the greatest chance of seeing a downpour. this was aberdeen earlier on this morning. through the rest of the afternoon the showers will be mos

sarah campbell reports.priate that he should be given a uniquely special investiture. beneath brilliant blue skies and adhering to socially—distant guidelines, she used the sword which had belonged to her father, george vi, to knight captain sir thomas moore. to meet the queen was more than anyone could expect. i mean, it was... never, ever, ever did i imagine that i should get so close to the queen and have such a kind message from her. that was really outstanding. it really was truly outstanding. and can you explain the message, what did she say? no! that's between you and her majesty? that's between the queen and i, yes. i've been really honoured that this should happen, and i'm thrilled that it did happen. and thank you everybody who subscribed to the funds, i really appreciate it, and thank you all very much. it all started with a family challenge to walk 100 lengths of the garden to mark his upcoming 100th birthday. sir tom's journey captured the imagination of people around the world. the original tar

so campbell miller spoke up. >> she said, i'm not sick. i said, you're you don't always show symptoms when you're sick and it is about being court just. >> reporter: his request for mask wearing met with hostility. the back and forth caught on camera. >> if it really matters, we would all be wearing the same mask. you can put me on facebook. i don't care. >> the doctor compared the different times of masks and their specific functions to different times of helmets. ultimately all meant to protect. another shopper can be heard telling campbell miller -- >> stay home if you're so scared. >> it is the other way around. if you don't want to wear a mask, should you stay home. you're at risk of getting people all around you sick. maybe you should not be going to that business. >> at one point the woman involves another family actually wearing masks. >> it even says it on the cdc webb. >> the cdc actually says children under the age of 2 shouldn't be wearing a mask. in the video, those kids are clearly above the age of 2 and they should be wearin

next blow, campbell's toe. too painful for him to continue. and then for the stops. brathwaite the first man out. brooks then asked. lbw west indies seven for to 200 they target seem my 2000. would got rid of hope. but here's blackwood. betting like he was the man to change the game. blackwood may well have been given out if butler had caught this. he didn't. what now captain? anderson to black line to the boundary. they have been on the edge of those empty seats as stokes got down out. when when daisy captain in holder with study as a rock and even when blackwood fell for 95 with 11 runs still needed the game was done. england took six wickets, no more. ever so much time, commitment and time to get cricket restarted the test held our attention right to the finish. that's easier to enjoy when you've won. joe wilson, bbc news. i football. there were marginjust bragging rights this afternoon north london derby. both tottenham and arsenal near when it was vital to keep them in the european contention. and violent was the difference there is late winter securing those cr

well, that's going to do it for us this morning. >>> a live look at campbell in the south bay.egin. we'll have more of that at midday. thank you for joining us this morning. >>> good morning. . >>> good morning, help on the way. with coronavirus cases still ♪ >>> good morning help on the way? with coronavirus cases still spiking across many states, a new vaccine trial takes a crucial step forward today dr. fauci striking a hopeful tone >> i can virtually guarantee you that this has got off to a good start. >> while republicans put forth a new plan to help out of work americans. a new round of stimulation checks but a cut to key unemployment benefits for millions >>> baseball's worst nightmare the miami marlins now facing an outbreak of coronavirus. at least 14 positive cases

there is also the fact that west indies have lost openerjohn campbell of the field hurt with a toe injury hear from the west indies camp. you can if necessary but it did look like a nasty blow to the tow from a full jofra archer delivery. so hundred and six if i run still required from the west indies but they do have that issue withjohn campbell at the top of the order. will be feeling confident in this lunch break. henry moeran, thank you so much for your time. on to the premier league and with two relegation spots yet to be decided, aston villa are desperate for a win over crystal palace this afternoon... second from bottom, they've not won in 10 matches, losing 8 of those. dean smith's side are seven points from safety with five games to play. they're a point below relegation rivals bournemouth who are also in action later — they take on leicester in the late kick off. their manager eddie howe says with 5 matches left, it's still all to play for. in terms of running out of games, yeah, that is a possibility. who knows? we still have games left and points to play for and we still belie

sarah campbell, bbc news, windsor castle.bbc that some high—profile social—media users may be unwittingly helping to fuel the trade in counterfeit goods. with millions of followers, they're often paid to promote clothing on their accounts. but sometimes, they're unknowingly advertising fakes, at a cost of billions of pounds to the economy. here's angus crawford. when is fashion just fashion? so, this says it's from paris but, actually, it's from liverpool nine. yeah, that's correct. people just think, it's a nice jumper, i like that. it's, like, £40, instead of £4,000. and when is it a crime? they are selling clothing bearing yves saint—laurent and other brands. an unwelcome visit... by trading standards officers in liverpool. take that camera. don't film that in here. bagged and confiscated. low—cost tops, using designer brand names on the front. that's a breach of trademark. so, the main brands we've got are balmain, yves saint—laurent, dior... the shop advertises these designs on instagram. well, one of them's got two mill

sarah campbell, bbc news.ooking to britain's beauty spots for the chance of having at least some kind of holiday this year. our correspondentjohn maguire has been finding out how residents and visitors in cornwall are finding the uk's new ‘stay—cation' trend. there's sand, sun and surf, as you would expect from a st ives summer, but social distancing means it's far from business as usual. challenging times for all who are trying to work within the restrictions. in terms of the tourists who are coming, it's reminding them to be respectful of how we are here, come and enjoy it, we will help you enjoy it, but if we have anti—social behaviour, then we will issue dispersal notices but that's a last resort — that's not our style here. a welcome return, but serving so many visitors all at once isn't easy. we have gone from having the place to ourselves to it being completely packed, as usual. however, of course, all the restaurants and shops can take half capacity, some people haven't gone back to work, so there's st

now we have 2 guests with us john campbell is a medical expert he's a retired nurse and his you tube channel has become an important resource for people seeking clarity about the coronavirus he's with us from carlisle and we have more $1000.00 shy he's the chief correspondent of geo news he reports on pakistan britain as well as muslim and european affairs he's joining us from london gentlemen it's great to have you both jon i want to start with you how worried about are you about these a localized outbreaks that we're seeing. yes i'm very worried is the onset of the virus has been declining for some time now in the u.k. but over the past week or 2 we've ceded gradually increase but the increase is not even all over the country that's particular areas where the increase is more prevalent there's more of the virus in the community and what the government is doing he's moving to try and crush these increased localized areas for example that's just been closed down probably 3 or 4 weeks now a gradual reopening of leicester starts on monday and now this straight to manchester area is a c

campbell accused of hitting terrence monahan as he tried to arrest him for punching another cop.he attack happened during a protest on the brooklyn bridge, the judge granting campbell supervised release. >> a police officer is beaten unconscious outside a panera bread restaurant, police reported a disturbance at the atlantic beach restaurant. stomping on his head, beating him unconscious. the man tried reaching for the officer's gun, both in the hospital. the officer is seriously injured and is expected to survive. violence escalating in portland as protesters clash with police. todd: it comes hours after chad wolf slammed portland leaders for enabling weeks of demonstrations. griff jenkins live forest in washington with more on this. >> reporter: this is been the scene of clashes for 7 weeks. look at this video, around a police precinct. chad wolf calling a local leaders to clampdown. >> i am asking allstate and local leaders in portland and oregon, it has come out these anarchists. fostering an environment that continues to breathe this type of lawlessness. >> portland's mayor

sarah campbell, bbc news, windsor castle.n control on day two of the second test against the west indies at old trafford. he scored his fourth century in the past 12 tests before falling for 176. dom sibley also completed a century, with england declaring on 469 for 9. the west indies finished the day on 32—1. leeds united are a premier league team once again. formerly one of england's biggest clubs, the yorkshire side has been out of the top flight for 16 years. but a 2—1 defeat for championship rivals west brom at huddersfield tonight secured leeds' promotion, as katie gornall reports. so close, they could almost touch it. last night, leeds put themselves on the brink of promotion. tonight, west brom's failure to beat huddersfield made it official. after 16 years, leeds united are back in the premier league. the history of leeds united is peppered with soaring highs and crushing lows. one of the biggest clubs in britain in the 19705, in 1992 they became the last champions of the old first division and at the turn of the cen

this like flaming hot ri are ter:orrt means old familiar brands, prego pasta sauce and campbell's and progressive soups have been all but flying off the shelves. >> hi. may i come in? i'm chef boy a dee. >> i think weighed in ecstatic to think that their foot was bringing comfort to people now. >> anna boy a dee, grand niece of the chef boy a dee and her son jack aren't surprised that sales of the canned pasta jumped 146% compared to this time last year. note to viewers, do not confuse chef boy a dee with agos.>> the racings. >> including the greaters generation. chef boy a dee fed u.s. troops. >> all generations have this positive warm connections to the brands. >> this isn't the first time that consumers have turned to shelf stable affordable foods in a time of crisis. during the 2018 recession, sales of kool-aid and craft macaroni and cheese spiked. >> american cheese melts in a way -- you know like the way it melts on top of something. there's nothing else like it. that plasticy quilt of that perfect orange cheese. it's so good. >> i travel the world. >> foot writer samine thinks

now we'll hear from melanie campbell. >> good afternoon, chairman larson and members of the subcommittee. my name is melanie campbell and i'm the president and ceo of the national coalition on black civic participation and also the convener of the black women's roundtable, women and girls empowerment arm of the national coalition. as a former recipient of social security survivors benefits, i'm keenly aware of how vital these benefits are through the economic well being and stability of families. i remember how important it was for me to receive survivor benefits when my father passed away from a chronic respiratory illness, one month after i started college as a freshman at clark college, now called clark atlanta university. i can remember how difficult it was for my mother who was a public school teacher to figure out how to support me and two of my siblings who were also in college at the time. i also remember how difficult it was for me financially, when i lost my social security survivor benefits due to policy changes and my federal student aid was reduced due to the current adminis

the movement now and it is somewhat problematic but we will see what happens all right margaret campbell as always margaret it's good to talk with you we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you you're watching w. news live from berlin the business is up next stick around. what secrets lie behind small. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. to double your world heritage 360 get kidnapped now.

that's not him special for today for me and the team campbell and as always thanks for watching a distaste. for. kerry and not enough. for years their porch their government sink into the sewer corruption. polycarp grant themselves privileges while the law enforcement officers of the citizens. now there are daily demonstrations and a demand for a new government. focus on europe. in 30 minutes on d w enter the conflict zone in these extraordinary times we decided to take the opportunity to focus on the impact that the coronavirus pandemic is having on human rights around the world there are reports of invasive surveillance authoritarian power grabs my guest is the head of human rights watch kind of profit from any limitations are people willing to accept in order to fight a threat like coronavirus conflicts of. 90 minutes phone d.w. . a meal and i'm good welcome to the 2nd season of on the french book the planet on the brink of disaster we. def interviews with experts about one question how do we change up such a good movie for. frank food to help watch international gateway to the best con

mona campbell seanie is more optimistic about music she hopes that the tests will prove that the mobile look system can run smoothly and silence the critics. block it out this it will be no really satisfying when the residents of venice stay nice and dry the next time there's a serious flood to shore that up as i am not about that it's a. so far the system has only been tested in good weather perhaps it will prove itself when the next flood comes otherwise venetians will once again be at the mercy of the elements. now to a place where golf needs royalty the basilica of santa name is one of the most important and little known historical sites in france located just north of paris it's known as the birthplace of gothic architecture it's also where nearly all of the country's kings and queens are buried well it's a residence have been invited to take part in the renovation of a tower but the response has been less than enthusiastic deliver also makinson is trying to attract helping hands using a truly medieval method. for them. in the shadows of the basilica of sun to meet the participants

. >> cnn's josh campbell is in portland.h, how are officials responding to what the president has to say, responding to the fact that federal law enforcement were used? and what is going on? >> reporter: yeah, fred, another night of protests here overnight both downtown outside the federal courthouse, which has served as the epicenter, but also behind me. we're at a police union building north of downtown, and this building was set aablaze by rioters. they were quickly pushed back by police, along with many peaceful protesters who were out here in the street. authorities declares this entire assembly a riot. you can see they have boarded up this building. there was also protests again last night down near the federal courthouse. authorities had erected a fence to try to keep protester back. that was quickly dismandled, police coming out and dispersing that crowd, uses batons, chemical dispersants. we were tear gassed along with so many of our colleagues who have been on the ground hard at work covering this story. talking to

campbell finally out lbw, and then that look. would you try to stop him tomorrow?n, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello to viewers in the uk joining those around the world. it's now time for us to take a first look at the national and international front pages in the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are stefanie bolzen, uk corresponednt at german newspaper die welt, and mo hussein, former adviser to the uk conservative party. great to have you both with us on this thursday evening. lovely to see you both. let's have a look at tomorrow's front pages, starting with the daily telegraph. "salons reopen as normality edges closer," reads the front page of the telegraph as england prepares to ease lockdown restrictions further, with the reopening of close contact businesses such as nail salons, also gyms, swimming pools and outdoor performance venues. the headline for the i is "swimming and games back for summer". england is being urged