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. —— cis gender. there is increased risk in sports like rugby. putting restrictions on trans women is a reasonable thing to do. but i certainly do not agree with this idea of an outright ban. world rugby wanted to say it will work with relevant groups that say it will be appropriate participation. pathways for transgender athletes. no participation. pathways for tra nsgender athletes. no decision has been made on the shed. the report is out for review, we expect the world rugby council to vote on it in november. it is a significant development for transgender athletes and the sport. a difficult and emotive issue. thank you for the moment. that's all from sportsday. more on the bbc website. if you are missing out on the olympics, a series of olympic secrets on the bbc iplayer. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello there. many of us will have seen some sunshine today, but it was across the south—west of england we saw some spectacular clouds pop up just for a time. these are cirrus uncinus clouds spotted in the skies in cornwall and also in

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read that the documents from the story and peter strzok says that one points that they should use the cithe briefing the counterintelligence in the briefing to assess the demeanor of the individuals during that briefing. they had the counterintelligence investigation beckon august 2016 based on what we learned from the mueller investigation which was no evidence that there's any connection and so this goesr said. it is not legal or ethical to spy on the presidential campaign without proper predication. what's your reaction to this information? >> they were right to do it and i hope they do it if the democratic candidate do it with any country so martha, remember, read before this meeting occurred, i hope you had hillary's email and what did they do? they did it. >> martha: an enormous crowd on national television. that makes it worse! >> he wanted him to herein. let me finish, martha, there is evidence -- >> martha: i'm still loan all mblownaway. >> one, he just recently said that and who, by the way, he said in the meeting, joe, the russians bad? yes, russians are bad and we shouldn't h

between then and now, john lewis became a at a tititan of the ci rights movement and then the conscience of the congress. here in congress john was revered and beloved on both sides of the aisle, on both sides of the capitol. we knew that he always worked on the that he is with them. we are comforted to know that he is with his beloved lillian. may it be a comfort to john's son, john miles, and the entire lewis family, michael collins, the entire staff, that so many mourn their loss and are praying for them at this sad time. god truly blessed america with the life and leadership of john lewis. we thank you for sharing him with us. may he rest in peace. john lewis often spoke of a beloved community, a vision that he shared with the reverend dr. martin luther king jr., of a community connected and uplifted by faith, hope and charity. and indeed john had deep faith. believing that every person has a spark of divinity making them worthy of er which is what gave him so much hope. as he wrote in his book, release the need to hate to harbor division and the enticement of revenge. release all bi

the 59-year-old is now ci dui and attempted homicide charges. police say he mowed down a cyclist and took off last night and 10 minutes later he hit a second cyclist a few blocks away. both victims are expected to recover and the suspect tried walking away but neighbors were able to follow him until police arrived. >> it was frightening not being able to figure out exactly what was happening. i have never seen anything like that before. >> form -- phone privileges have been suspended for inmates it san quentin because of the covid outbreak. to bridge the communication gap, there's an instagram account called voices of san quentin they have inmates voices from recorded phone calls edited into short clips and a team of producers started the page a few weeks ago. >> they are just like sitting ducks and are dropping like flies. >> those insider completely ignored and i think it was ported to hear the voices. >> the organizers say the posts sparking changes and one inmate says the food has gotten better. >> he had the best meal he ever in prison. the

ci 7oad and antioch and inmid for 70s to s.here's the extended forecast of what you can expect as we're looking at temperatures a touch cooler but warming up into the weekend and also into early next week. that is a look at weather. let's look at traffic. happy thursday. >> good morning, happy thursday. as we look at the roadways, we have the usual stop on the commute westbound out of tracy into the allatoona pass. we do have reports of a broken down vehicle right at 205 . it is blocking at least one lane. crews are going to the scene. overall, things are moving good. once you move past, there is more out of tracy. chp and fire crews are working on an accident on northbound 880 at montague expressway. the ramp is closed as they get this trouble spot out of the way. 880 is moving at the limit in both directions even though there is a closure is in effect. 27 minutes on westbound 580/205 to 680 and everything is in the green and no delays on highway 4 and we have an easy 35 minute commute this morning in this area. the bay bridge

still ahead here tonight why seattle police finally cleared out a ci >>they are sentenced and this is not this i don't know what this is now his son turned into something else now. >>after several weeks, seattle police have dispersed protesters in the so-called capitol hill occupation protest area otherwise known as chop and this comes as an emergency order by seattle's mayor is citing the ongoing violence and public safety issues there protesters have been occupying chop since early june in an effort to demand police reform after the killing of george floyd at the hands of minneapolis police officers. however there have also been 5 shootings in that area in the past 2 weeks and 2 people have died. as officers cleared the area today, dozens of protesters were arrested for failing to disperse. and the push for police reform is still alive and well on capitol hill today, the congressional black caucus, it's a group of lawmakers in washington who focus on issues impacting the african-american community set in the agenda this morning that would go even beyond reform. congresswoman karen b

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. >> reporter: her brother was the sin ming the ci n.e.m.a. tographer. she musters the strength to resolve that tension by asking her parents tough questions. >> so i had to become a different person. i had to speak more honestly to my parents than i ever have in my whole life and the film became an invitation for me to do that in a way i couldn't do at a christmas dinner. >> reporter: blessed child is now playing at the roxy, but i have to watch it over the internet. it's also streaming on itunes, google play and amazon. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> taking a live look at san francisco from our treasure island camera. pretty beautiful sight even though it's cool. it's never too early to start thinking about the weekend. >> we've already been looking ahead to that. things are going to shift a little bit as we head into the weekend. the marine layer is going to get squished a little bit and that will help it retreat each day. the fog and drizzle spreading inland. near normal temperatures tomorrow and friday. but then we're looking at warmer temperatures as we

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steve:y' the ci's mayor told us the protest should stop. >> i am against the protest because they are. also, today we had 80 five new cases of coravirus in the city and where do you find coronavirus? in large crowds. steve: but feelings are running high. the supporters havein vowed to co the demonstrations. unsanctioned protests like this one are normally viewed by those in power here as a legaln and have boken updated what's interesting is so far, local police have been keeping their distance. a perhaps that the authorities understand the strength of feeling and don't want to spark more anger. steve rosenberg, bbc news. laura: regional tensions i we have been covering the story of tom moore, the 100ear-old world war ii veteran who raised millions for national health today, tom moore was knighted by the queen at windsor castle. he said it was an outstanding day. ourar correspondent s campbell has more. sarah: 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 publi

laura: on another front, the president is sending more federal agents into esdemocratic-controlled cis that high risk for him? >> it is absolutely high-risk. if you listen to hisampaign, they are talking about these kind of demonstrations as unrest, what would happen if joe biden becomes president. the reality is this is happening while dald trump is president. this confrontational attitude toward demonstradeon, sending l troops into cities like dportland, all s is up thele l of confrontation and makes it much more likely the american public are going to say this is in part donald trump escalating the confrontation and not coming to a resolution. laura: is it a sign of how president trump has remade the republican party his own image we are not hea backlash about government overreach? >> not really. if you listen to libertarians who are a part of the republican party, they will talk about how this has been a concern of theirs. it is a reflecti of the fact marginalized nownd the people that are the loudest voices in the republican party's support this kind of feral law enforcement. go

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by may 29, protests over george floyd's death erupted in cies across t u.s., before too long, the worldortland, oregon, the demonstrations against police brutality turned violent. the city's police chief resigned after criticism of how the protests we being handled. e,mean washington, d.c. was dealing with protests of its own. outside the white house peaceful rs were cleared away by national guard groups using tear gas so the psident could hold outside st. john's church.ible over the course of june,rotest in many city subsided, portland state not. after presidentrump signed an executive ordersk ag the department of homeland security unit protecting monuments and buildings. byhe end of june, federal law enforcement officer started appearing in portland, nfronting andetaining protesters. othat brings us t now. egon officials called the extraordinary use of federal force on the streets of portland nd abuse and an attack o democracy. the protests continue. president trump is threatening to send federal law enforcement officers to other u.s. cities. president trump: these are not protters. l

now this started in portland there to protect federal the ci accused the of their jurisdiction. as you saw, many of them are wearing camouflage as well. and that has alarmed secretary of the defense mark esper who wants everyone to understand these are not military troops. these are police. they are not the u.s. military. president trump's been very straightforward about wanting to send these people into american cities, and he's very specific, american cities with democratic mayors. so that's at 12:15. at 3:00 our time, the white house calendar calls for president trump to conduct another coronavirus briefing. he's brought these back after poll after poll show that americans distrustful of his response to the pandemic. to his credit, he started to encourage the use of masks. and yesterday said it appears they would -- that things would get worse, not better. it's worth noting that the president was the only person to appear at the briefing yesterday. no fauci, no who is ostensibly in charge of the are going to be daily forever or not. we do know the u.s. just announced that it

. >> you also heard ocasio-cortez called that an excuse, not an one south bay ci becoming a medieare to help its renters make it in the bay. this is a program to dissolve rental disputes with eviction moratoriums ending next month. the housing department says it received hundreds of calls already to be a neutral party between the tenants and landlords disagreement. tenants have until next august to pay all of their rent back that they missed in full. google is expanding its effort to help more people make it in the bay. google will now invest an additional $50 million to the housing trust to make new affordable housing. last year google pledged $1 billion to create affordable housing. google says that the money will help lead to 4,000 homes over the next ten years. the first housing projects will start in san jose and newark. >>> the silicon valley leadership group just announced a new ceo. ama thomas is now leading the organization. thomas will be the fourth ceo in its 43 had, year history. over the last ten years he worked as an investment banker at barclays capital and also served

>> indeed, we have restrictions to the north in manchester and other northern cies. not really a second wave as such. when you look at the series, you fe the waves come in. they are perfectmed. big waves, small waves, rolling. this is not like that. what it is is it is really the first wave with aot-- a lot of broken waves where localized waves, if you like, due to the fact that the reproduction factor for the virus in those localities has gone above one. so it is spreading. the rules are quite clear in public health. you have got to gethe r factor below one and therefore stop people meeting in a social context and break thal patent reduces the chance of infection.and that is what is gn there now. katty: it is intesting because in a few weeks, it looked lroe at least looking at it from this side of the atlantic, it looks like europe got it right. they were managing to open again much earlier than we did and they seemed to do so without a spike. od yet in the last coup days, several countries reporting that they e looking a bit more anxiously at outbreaks. have people

mcintosh,ci i voted for mitt romney and 2016 but i wanted to ask you a question. the tax cut that the president, gop passed, two years ago, all of a sudden we have crisis in a couple of months and the government collapse. how come this tax cut has not been effective to neutralize the effect of the coronavirus and my second point is you mentioned thatio [inaudible] angela merkel said that half of the germans will get the disease so why can we take that position because once you get the disease it doesn't leave your body. it does damage to body. it's not so important for everybody to get this disease. it's more important for everybody to do what is necessary. where facemasks and you can prevent from getting these diseases so it doesn't damage your lungs. >> host: collar, thank you. >> guest: thank you. i agree. i think it makes a lot of sense to keep social distancing. our family has been basically quarantined at home for the last several months and until the science has developed a vaccine where we can protect ourselves from it i'm optimistic based on listening to

don't ci: you know, i want to come across, bob, as encouraging or discouraging. be realisticing to what some of the challenges are going to be. i think if you do a good enough can do , you probably it. but you got to make sure it's ell thought out and the safety of the players and everyone else is paramount in your consideration. dr. fauci, when you step back and you look at the data nd the math, what's your biggest concern about where the u.s. is today? fauci: you know, bob, one of the things that's always concerned me -- and we talk in the a lot discussions at the coronavirus at therce -- if you look plotting of the curve for europe, they went way up. multiple different countries in the european union. if you look at it as a group, up and then they ame back down really to a true baseline of maybe tens if not hundreds of new cases each day to thousands and tens of thousands of new cases. with us is that when we shut down, in contrast to the european union, we shut down in reality, so whereas the europeans shut down 90-plus percent. so when we enter up -- we went

. >> reporter: this weekend white house advisors openly criticized mp ci, some of whom feel he doesn't represent the interests of the trump administration. >> i respect dr. fauci a lot. but dr. fauci is not 100% right. >> reporter: and white house trade advisor peter navarro told cbs news fauci has been long about everything i have ever interacted with him on. >> we're doing a great job. we're doing very well with vaccines and we're doing very, very well with therapeutics. >> reporter: in his effort to reopen the country, president erump has lashed out at just about anyone who urges restraint including officials at the cdc. today he even retweeted former game show host chuck woolery who suggested everyone is lying to keep president trump from getting a second term. today president trump's former chief of staff mick mulvaney said we have a testing problem here in the u.s. he cited his own family's difficulty in getting tested and called it inexcusable. norah? >> o'donnell: paula reid tonight at the white house, thank you. the owner of washington's nfl team had vowed this day would never

in jersey city, this bar was cied twice in one week for overcrowding.ice say hundreds of people were inside, not wearing masks or social distancing. at this pub in houston, an owner said they required patrons to show they had a mask in order to get in and had the tables spaced out, but he says customers ignored the rules. >> as much as we try to put everything based on the guidelines, it's not feasibility. >> reporter: these scenes from recent days have prompted america's top voice on the coronavirus outbreak to issue a stern warning about bars. >> bars, really not good. congregation in a bar inside is bad news. you really got to stop that. >> reporter: in texas where a coronavirus spike has surged to alarmingly dangerous levels, governor greg abbott admitted he made a mistake with his state's reopening. >> if i can go back and redo anything, it probably would have been to slow down the opening of bars. now seeing in the aftermath of how quickly the coronavirus spread in the bar setting. and how a bar setting in reality just doesn't work with a pandemic

protesters, demonstrators,ze average ci are saying, "this man needs justice." ewhat do you believe justooks like? young, to you first. fi >> sure. let mt say that my reaction to the video,wh h eventually led to george floyd's killing, really shook me to my core. but i would like to ask people to use your -- i mean, exercise your ght to express how you feel, but let's do it in a pceful way to bring about dialogue.rt and i willupnyone who wants to have a conversation come to the table. but we need to do it in a peaceful manner. >> lisa, what do you believe justice will look like for george floyd and for his family? >> so, when i watched -- also watched the video of george floyd being murdered, which is what it was, i was also physically very shaken. this shouldn't happe in america. the officers responsible need to be held accountable. and i think that's gonna happen. i believe that has to happen. i applaud those who are protesting peacefully. but the rioting --de and i do, i tand the anger that people feel. ybe can't relate to it directly because i've never been in that position.ng but pe

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been ,een as a little bit hawkish russia being a little dovish on oil prices, critical for them to ci this. nejra: great to have you with us, thank you so much for joining. coming up, jp morgan reports record training results as the pandemic impacts looms over next quarter results. we talking u.s. bank earnings next. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: goldman sachs reports today. dani burger joins us with the details. >> we can expect goldman sachs today to have earnings much like jp morgan, thanks to the market volatility and volume, trading in underwriting profit should help offset some of the credit losses. of course it's a different picture to wells fargo was yesterday reported its first quarterly loss since 2008. over thentary we get economy, citigroup, j.p. morgan and wells fargo all yesterday warning that the worst may be yet to come. jamie dimon warning that you won't see the effects of the recession yet because of the stimulus, but one set fades out, you might see this recessionary action. michael corbat also saying you should not leave the calls with a rosy picture of the economy.

threats that have been presented to it consistently during my entire three and a half years verses ciirector and secretary of state. >> seethed says that it could be free son. >> this is comet. it's a complete election of duty. we have got to get to the bottom of it. >> the fox news said that they will receive a briefing this afternoon. ray with ktvu fox 2 news. >>> vice president says that there's a keynote address and the ceremony at the white house this morning. 16 people representing 12 countries were recognized vice president pence thanked the new citizen for the contributions that they have made to the united states saying that they're now apart of an american story. >>> public officials across the country are issuing the warnings across the fourth of july weekend as more states record the spike in the coronavirus cases. >> reporter: the new cases surpassed 50 thousand on wednesday for the first time ever. ge this comes from the memorial day travel and this is the highlight of social distancing. >> reporter: officials in tuscaloosa making masking monday tear after there were cov

peaceful protests continue across the country but portland itis one of a handful of cies this weekend.isodes of vice in seattle, social media video shows police every sprg protesters. one officer swings at ans deator with a club. protesters in oakland lit a courthouse on fire. in richmond, virginia, vehicles were set ablaze. outside of denver, two people were shot and wounded after a car drove through a protest. in austin, texas, one protester was shot and killed after a stmotori plowed into the crowd.e poli say the driver was also the gunman. federal authorities blamed protesters and said the violence justifies their increased presence. >> as we mentioned, seattle -- they have a democratic mayor. she joined me now. thank you for making time to come to the newshour. now that the administration says there is going to be federal agents going to portland, what you think the effect will be in your city ineattle? >> i think it will have a negative impact in seattle and portland and cities across the country. i have talked to other mayors. a number of people so escalating protests in size and inte

. >> i also want to stress to themth severity and cis suarez, i meeting with business leaders today toalk about the possibility of shutting down again. >> we're not sure exactly if there are any tools left in the toolkit, frankly. >> reporter: his neighbor to the east, miami beach mayor dan gilber says it depends on the actions of all miami-dade county residents. >> if people don't wear masks, the decision will be made for all of us because the trajectory we've been going on for the last couple of weeks is unsustainable. >> reporter: florida does not have a statewide mask mandate, and there's still intense resistance to masks. look at these images from a royal palm beach walmart. the sheriff's department says this man, seen pushing an elderly man in a wheelchair, pulled a gun on another shopper after a confrontation that happened over masks. in utah, there was a county meeting about masks for schoolchildren that was adjourned early because the meeting itself was in violation of health guidelines. >> this is the exact opposite of what we need to be doing. we are supposed to be physicall

>happening, a tribute t ci congressman john lewis.s is day two in the six-day event honoring lewis. he died at the age of 80 of pancreatic cancer. today's march from brown chapel to the bridge is titled "good trouble." tomorrow lewis will be honored in a private ceremony in the u.s. capital rotunda. >>> now "your voice your vote." we're just 100 days away to election day. joe biden's campaign says, quote, they are firing on cylinders. he will have more than 2,000 staff on board next month. 200 ads are going up in six battleground states that trump won in 2016. and in a matter of weeks, biden is expected to name the woman he has chosen as vp on the ticket. slightly more than the 270 electoral votes needed to secure the presidency, 187 are leaning republican. they have in election map you can use to see how votes are stacking up right now state-by-state. 100 days to go. >>> still ahead on abc7 morning, the state struggles with >>> plus, saving the oakland zoo. what leaders were able to do last night to get you ready for the reopening ne

. >> do you say twitter do the cis m? is that original word by you? >> reporter: i made it up. i'm sure somebody will say i did that. i just thought it up tonight. shannon: you are good at everything, appreciate it. many americans with a fourth of july weekend amid current -- coronavirus morning, fireworks lighting up the sky across our county despite a ban on them there. california, public fireworks show, even streaming on facebook. case numbers search in several states while the country continues to emerge from lockdown. jonathan terry has always. >> new york city went into phase 3 of reopening while keeping restaurant dining rooms closed. >> we got so much data from around the country indicating indoor dining became a real nexus for infection. in a way that other types of economic activity weren't. >> bill diblasio trying to spare new york a second spike in cases seen across america's sunbelt, florida reported a record number of new cases over the holiday weekend, miami beach closed its shoreline to prevent crowd seen in other places like sacramento, california's ocean beach

. >> is there anything you or the governor can do to force the agents so levto leveave your ci? >> we can build awareness. we're allteling the trump administration stop the rhetoric, take these people out of our city. they are not helping us. they are hurting us. they are escalating an already dangerous situation and what i would to do is raise wareness nationally. this could happen in your city. what we're seeing is a blatant abuse of police tactics by the federal government, by trump administration that's falling in the polls. this is a direct threat to our democracy. >> trump administration officials, as you know, their argument is their agents are acting and doing what they are doing because people like you are not. take a listen to what dhs told npr a few days ago. >> it's not made any easier when you have somebody like the mayor who holds back, to a certain extent, his own law enforcement. frin for instance, they don't allow them to use certain non-lethal tactics. it makes everybody's job harder. >> we should know the protests have been successful. your da stepped down. th

so our report focused much more on the demand come have democratic governments and ci activities. this report was made possible by the state department global engagement center to the information access fund, and administered by the -- were grateful of course for the support but these are the authors and not of the state department views. if i may, let me briefly go over some of the key findings from this report. russia and china certainly have different objectives in how the user influence activities but they share one commonality. they both try to divide the united states from its most important allies,the united kins most essential, one of the most essential allies. they do this by using their influence activities to look at how democracies, how they divide society. we looked at the side of cohesion. we looked at the use of diaspora committee, will get the economic interconnectedness. that was a big key. how does money corrupt or captured elite? and then a closer look at the media, how social media was interacting and regulating the types of influence activities that russia was

to the south bay we go, they ci involving a coupleie hies. rthbou around 85, so some activity is ther ilscene, yi cl even with that crash, we are still in the green. there are not really a lot of brake lights. it is still early for the morning commute out of san jose. the bay bridge is looking good. there are no meter lights. they are traveling at the limit into san francisco and all of our bay area bridges are very quiet. i will look at transportation in my next report. we have cooler temperatures on tap. >>> after a hot day yesterday, some of our hottest spots inland were yesterday and they did hit the triple digit. we will cool down today with our onshore flow kicking in. you can see right here, especially around the bay, we are catching low clouds. that really indicates rain influence for us. here is our treasure island camera, looking at the bay bridge and that gray start to our day. we have clouds and areas of fog around the bay and we are in the mid-50s in san francisco and oakland. check out concord, 62, a mild start to the day and 59

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and i have encounter this tytype of harassment ririding the s suy in n n york ci.. this is not new. and that is the problem. mr. yoho was not alone. he was walking shoulder to shoulder with representative roger williams. and that is when we start to see that t this issue is not about e incident. it is cultural. it is a cuculture of lack of impunity, of accepting violence and violent language against women, and an entire structure of power that supports that. because not only have i been spoken to disrespectfully, particularly by members of the republican party and elected officials in the republican, not just here, but the president of the united states last year told country home to another , the implication that i don't even belong in america. the governor of florida, governor desantis, before i even was sworn in, called me a "whatever that is." newmanizing language is not . and what we are saying is that incidents like these are happening in a pattern. this is a pattern of an attitude toward women and dehumanization of others. so while i was not deeply hurt or offended by little