since cisco did not receive results from saturday's testing time. major league baseball is using a lab in utah and the holiday weekend caused several delays. the giants expected to work out tomorrow and continue testing every other day. distract the a's full squad workout for the first time last week after a delay with their test results. reliever jake and even he was at a higher risk for the virus because of an underlying condition sounded the alarm that major-league baseball won't make it to opening day at this rate. >> they don't get testing figured out, then this whole thing will get shut down. that's my personal opinion, a little bit of fear in everyone's head that might happen, because if they don't get this figured out, you can't have teams not practicing two days in a row and then not practicing until the regular season starts. >> jesus renard remains in florida after he tested positive for covid-19. he's feeling good and awaiting for two negative tests so he can rejoin the oakland a's. july 7 this day in history point distract the cleveland

in seven cisco cover charities has a long history in a great record of service.ore than 100 years and with his predecessor organizations, within 150 years. of answering the call to help our neighbors in need. at only when their unexcited needs in emergencies and disasters but daily facing up to the chronic systemic difficulties in which so many in our community, families and individuals, young and old alike can find themselves trapped. catholic charities of separate cisco believes in strengthening families, reducing poverty, helping the young to develop, helping the old to age with dignity, assisting the hungry, the homeless, and the ill. welcoming refugees and immigrants and nicking this a better, safer, stronger community. to date we are talking with the chief executive officer. from her we will find out what are today's challenges, where is our community hurting and how can we be of service to it to learn about catholic charities to find out how we can help in its effort to please rejoin us after this brief break. >> >>> hello, i want to introduce our guest to

. >> said cisco is putting the brakes on a plan to reopen indoor dining and outdoor bars, those businesses were preparing to welcome customers back next monday, but today, maryland inbreed announced an indefinite pause over renewed concerns of the coronavirus. coronavirus testing site in the tenderloin neighborhood, located on glide parking lot on ellis street. the goal is to provide vulnerable communities with free testing. >>> new 11:00, skyrocketing demand has led to several setbacks across the state tonight. five testing site inside a sacrament the county have been forced to close indefinitely due to a nationwide supply shortage. all are located in underserved communities. the county hopes to have the back open in two weeks, but that all depends on how fast the supplies arrive. >>> in southern california, the wait for testing at dodger stadium, longer than a 14 inning game. the largest drive-through testing site in the county will reopen after a late holiday closure. the line of cars is need for miles. tomorrow at noon, governor newsom will provide an update on the state's response to

simper cisco actually banned the use of facial recognition technology amazon has put a pause on their facial rick recognition technology until they get clear clear guidance from the government the problem is when you have tech companies looking to the u.s. government for guidance the u.s. government the least the body that makes those laws the congress is full of really very very wealthy elite wealthy mostly white old men who aren't particularly tech savvy so i don't know how you you chazan that are you how do you get over that channel but somebody needs to realize what's happening and i think voices like all of yours today helped bring this conversation to the forefront that the people really need to consider what this means for them and their society for our guest i want to thank you all for being here today and for everyone watching i hope you take this morning wonder what you can do about it as well. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversati

covid hospitalizations seven-week high, jobless claims tick down to 1.3 million, analysts calls on ciscomicrosoft, square, jpmorgan and a lot more we will check in with the treasury secretary at the top of the next hour, mike, but a lot of discussion about how the market is handling this surge in cases, a lot better than it did in march and april. >> yeah, and, you know, the market if you want to talk about it being the index certainly is doing that it's been steady naturally the most heavily weighted stocks also happen to be the ones that are in th strongest trends they are covering up for a lot of, i think, softness under the surface. you're not seeing this latest push higher really have the participation of the airlines and all the kind of so-called epicenter sectors that now are under a little more question about a stutter step in the reopening process. i do think the market is trying to be rational about it. it's unclear what would stop these trends, why would apple and microsoft stop going up today when they haven't stopped until now except the fact that the nasdaq does look really

if anyone remembers the run in cisco, cisco was the backbone of the internet but i have a run of theompanies that became multi-billion dollar companies during that period and a lot of them do not exist and some of them finally got back to where they were but i just think this is animal spirits like i've never seen and those gains that we had with cisco and intel are nothing like this. i think that maybe index money, 60% of the money is indexed in this market, they are not sellers, the insiders are not sellers, the etf buyers are insane, they come in, they blitz stocks and you get people hong that stocks only go up and they attract a lot more money, david. >> yes, they do. listen, your point is well taken, jim we all remember that period having reported on it, you know, every single hour of every day, it was so frantic for years and there were plenty of companies that did not have a business model of in i kind other than the word internet in it that went up a great deal there were plenty of ipos that lacked in quality, i mean, the quality of ipos then versus now, you can't really even

they talked about their experience working at cisco.kicked off 100 day sprint where we tried to deal with some of the issues, accelerated what they liked we tackled issues like pay parity now promotion parity how do we make sure our black employees get promoted at the same rate as others. so there are numerous activities going on inside the company and i think this issue has been brewing for a very longtime and it's time for alls of us to take it seriously and time to deal with it. >> chuck, on top of that i know from a corporate perspective you're also talking about now donating half a billion dollars to charity i think that started out at the beginning of the year where you were focusing on helping the homeless in california and some other places but it's expanded beyond that and you've now announced more what role do corporations play on this front? what changes can you make? where is that money going to be directed >> you early on when the pandec hit, becky, we basically said, look, we have to do the things we have to do for our com

. >> reporter: sanford cisco is also reevaluating other businesses including hair salons, gems and the zoo, and expect to have an update by the end of the week. inferences goes health officer says the goal is to diagnose an average of 1.8 new cases per 100,000 residents daily. right now, the region is at 6.1%. >> don't let your guard down. the virus is still out there, and there's more of it out there than ever before. >> reporter: health officials say three core principles are not about the risk of getting covid-19. outdoors are safer than indoors, more distance is better than less, six feet being the minimum, and the briefer the amount of contact with someone outside your household, the better. noreen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> to sanford cisco giants put their summer camp at oracle park on hold today while they await results of more coronavirus testing. yesterday, the team announced two more people have tested positive for the coronavirus, and been placed in self isolation. today, general manager dave capper says he's open to get those results soon so he can resume practice possib

these and since these cisco. and looks cooler up near clearlake and ukiah. even some thunderstorm activity up and down the sierra. for us, it's a cool pattern. 60s and 70s and inland uppers 70s and low 80s. these are well below average. going into the weekend, it looks warmer. >>> coming up, the major hurdle the nfl has cleared on the way to getting players back on the field. and when we could see the 49ers head to training camp. and how thousands of people took to the street in a call for social justice. and then as more stores require shoppers to wear masks inside. to retell his or reversing course. and still coming, nonprofits committed to helping people during the pandemic in today's giving day drive, we will let you know about a new partnership that helps feed unemployed hospitality workers while putting money in the pockets of farmers. my money should work as hard as i do. that's why i use my freedom unlimited card every time i get gas. give me a little slack! with freedom unlimited, you're always earning. i said i need some slack on pump three! >>> pr

you have cisco downgraded to neutral. they are concerned about a lack of visibility. >> is there a demand for the hardware and software of staying connected? yeah, there is and it's growing. there's no visibility is kind to punt on the question i'm long on cisco. i think a will the of people are long as value name in tech they are late reporter they won't report until the second week of august. >> brenda, you have kraft and mondelez you own one, not the other >> we do we own mondelez. this used to be a story about emerging market growth that's been flipped as developed market vs bes have been benefit from pantry loading and emergin markets have not. >> thank you let's have some key other calls of the day what are you looking at? >> downgrading kb home to sale price target 26 bucks from 31. analysts expect this stock to under perform its peers because it's more exposed to regions that have high unemployment. shares are still up about 1.7% look at shares of dell the stock on pace for its best bay since march 24th up almost

he already announced he has subbed down as a separate cisco company. he said his earlier apology did not go far enough as he is now enrolled in an antiracist program. the incident happened at carmel valley restaurant during the fourth of july weekend. >>> our time is 5:39, getting you started for monday morning which will be a little cooler for most of us. >> it does look cooler for most and there is always one or two like clearlake or middletown but most will cool off today. there is a pretty good delta breeze. the fog is coming in as well over the bay and making an okay push here. highs were very high, not too bad along the coast but around the bay. concorde and lake point in the 100s. cooler for most today with an onshore breeze. we will show you that, even san jose has a northwest and a cool the direction. travis is 32 and onshore breeze it is west to northwest, that is usually the signature that says we will be cooling off. 50s and 60s on the temps with a couple of low 70s. berkeley, oakland as well. pacifica 52 and menlo park at 58. low clouds an

in the past i've compared this to cisco and qualcomm. both absolutely great companies.ld argue with less of the key person risk that you have with the tesla founder, both of whom have struggled over the decade to get back to their '99, 2000 levels. >> right okay brip, thank you. interesting note, brian johnson with barclays. >> it's a momentum play once again. it was for years, then it wasn't, now it is again clearly. >> it's a favorite of traders. that's for sure, bill. >> for sure. thanks for melissa thanks for watching "power lunch. "closing bell" starts right now. >> thank you, bill and melissa welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen with wilfred frost as always. s&p 500 drifting along the flat line now but nasdaq is surging again. it's up almost a full percent, back near record highs, 59% of trading. let's look what's driving the action 3 million cases in the united states with concentrated surges threatening reopening across the country. that has reopening trade weakening. airline stocks are sinking as united airlines warns thousands of provide he'

that's where this is name they have gone to we think it might be expensive right here >> next up, ciscoded to an other weight sarat, you own this one. >> this is like middle of the road it's a great company, great balance sheets they have some tail winds with network security behind them you're not going to go wrong owning this stock. it's got a good dividend as well >> let's hit square here hit an all time high getting a downgrades to a market perform over at cohen. >> the stock has been absolutely incredible this rise. they're in the right spot at the right time square and paypal, the acquisition of venmo was brilliant. i'd be in paypal right now >> nice pete our experts are ready to answer your questions next. to reach us head over to cnbc.c cnbc.com/halftime. we're back in two minutes. - [narrator] at southern new hampshire university, we're committed to making college more affordable. that's why we're keeping our tuition the same through the year 2021. - [student] i knew snhu was the place for me when i saw how affordable it was. - [narrator] find your degree at snhu.edu. save with

. >> testing of sewage yosemite national park shows the presence of coronavirus separate cisco clinical samples of the untreated wastewater elected and sent to a lab in massachusetts for analysis. lab told the mayor mariposa county officials how much of the virus accounted it is possible that there were 170 people infected and yosemite valley no park employee or resident has reported testing positive at the parks health clinic no visitors have reported being sick since yosemite reopened on june 11th. >>> city of san francisco is reversing plans to reopen, that's due to the recent surge in coronavirus hospitalizations, and cases. ktvu joins us live this morning, good morning sarah. >> good morning clotting san francisco actually known california's watchlist because more and more people being treated in hospitals for coronavirus. that means scaling back on some of those reopening spin we have a live look right now at the west san francisco center market street. doesn't open until 11:00 this what but it could be shut down after today hurt new guidelines indoor malls nonessential offices in

we have chad in california wants know about cisco with 5g on the horizon could cisco be a good stock to play these themes >> it's a good value tech stock. the valuation is very forgiving. the dividend yield is nice i don't look at this as a 5g play it may benefit in a derivative fashion. the continue to work from home and overall connectedness of the world will play well for their hardware sells but also for software an security sales they are a hybrid between the value routers and the more growthier software and security business >> we have another one along the docusign route cody in wisconsin has a question on zoom. with the current climate looking a little more like a home solution, are there any stocks you anticipate to rise more than zoom >> zoom has the benefit of being almost just a term that people use. i'll zoom you and so forth they benefitted in a huge way of course from covid. they are up 300%, dom, year to date microsoft is going after them with teams google is going after them with meat once people use zoom, they're very likely to stay with it. does that mean they dese

. >>> new at 10, california regulators have sued cisco systems. they say that an engineer faced discrimination because he is a downward indian. india's caste system, now placed at the bottom of the social hierarchy. the california department of fair employment housing filed a civil rights lawsuit. they said the engineer worked on a team at san francisco's headquarters in san jose with indians of a higher caste. the employee received less pay and fewer opportunities at retaliation when he spoke out about the inequities. cisco said in a statement that it is committed to an inclusive workplace. >>> anti-semitic hate crimes in california were up nearly 12% last year. but a state report released today shows nearly overall hate crimes decline statewide by about 5%. hate crimes are those targeting victims because of their race or ethnicity, nationality, religion, sexual orientation, gender or disability. last year there were 1015 hate crimes reported. that's down from 1066 in 2018. both violent hate crimes and property related hate crimes also dipped sli

that makes acquisitions in the space, maybe sales force and google cisco again i think you're goingo see a lot of mna probably in the next year or so in this space. >> tim >> i like crowd strike and i just think of them in the evolution of workplace protection they're providing a whowholeistc solution when you think about cyber securi security, there has been one process that governs the entire enterprise crowd strike has proven they are doing that they are working with some of the biggest companies in the world. the valuation is difficult if you look at the fiscal q one numbers, the subscriptions rose over 105% or so and billings ar keeping pace with that margins are very interesting and at scale, this company becomes more and more profitable. >>> up next, a defense stock that's an under performer in recent years >> hello, "fast money" the question i have is about general dynami dynamics with three new contracts, the stock seems to be under performing so the question i have is number one, is it because of their aerospace vision and number two, will i see this stock go up again in t

and where i come from but oh that's good to cisco it's just like this chinese fluids does matter wherei am it's always reminds me of home after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most but that taking a step back i see things i need to differentiate not. many of foote's processing articulations that exist as a part of the order haven't been and the mentality in china that's new but i'm not to china to be a home on the range if they're going to say that but if you don't have a ride to another coincidentally it is this is a job just under the my how i see it deficit why i love my job because i tried to do it exactly an hour a day by name of the uninsured and i was added up to. this is the news live from goodwin a close vote is expected as poland chooses a president populist incumbent and i do that he's favored to win the grand isle but he faces a tough challenge from walsall is probably. just post. the un security council agrees on a new lifeline for syria in a vote to extend humanitarian.

center sent cisco and san mateo county's are bulking.they want it to go back to the counties they are generated, meaning that caltrain would not be guaranteed any of it. a statement reads in part the proposals by center san francisco and santa clara county would violate the statute by making it possible they may never see a dime. a clean deal is what the writers and the public deserve. >> the aids walk san francisco goes virtual for the first time ever, bringing out some of the biggest stars for the annual fundraiser. >> some neighbors are credited with helping police to catch a suspected car thief. >> as much as things warmed up yesterday, they cooled right back down today with a strong showing of the onshore share surge, and the marine layer is coming back in [ music ] >>> for the first time in its history, the aids walk, one of the largest fundraisers for ongoing aids research and treatment was held virtually. the in person events were canceled because of the pandemic. >> organizers of the annual interlock have decided it simply was n

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this will happen over a cisco w webex call so it's not going to be the same kind of sweat on your brow feeling you get in other hearings these guys will grandstand for a few minutes whether it's bezos or sindhar or mark to answer the questions. i think they'll have some things to say just to show they know what the contours are, then we'll see how serious they are about antitrust and whether there needs to be different kinds of legislation or different kinds of enforcement i'm expecting mostly theater to start. >> interesting william kovacic, let me turn to you. i also mentioned this tweet by the president just in the past half hour or so. it gets into this kind of battle between and among regulators as to how there is a government response to big tech here. the president said, if congress doesn't bring fairness to big tech, which they should have done years ago, i will do so myself with executive orders the people of our country are sick and tired of it you're formally with the ftc bezos makes the argument this should be decided by congress because it will require new laws and not jus

. >> dicky: and now, cisco presents, where is russ hiding!s was hiding. >> that's all the time we have. i'd like to thank willie nelson and my compadre, jimmy kimmel. sean hayes will be here tomorrow night with guest jason bateman. nightline is next. goodnight, gringos. >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, essential and exposed to covid-19, undocumented, uninsured and under pressure to keep america going, from keeping our roads safe to cleaning our homes. why latino workers are some of the most vulnerable, weighing risk of infection against the risk of losing it all. plus, the tik tok movement. the platform known for challenges like the blinding lights challenge now home to activism. >> we're sick of it. >> how young voices are calling for change in just 15 seconds. >> freedom isn't always free, but it will come to those who fight for it. and you know we'll fight f

if approved in november, since cisco would be the first major u.s.city to allow those under the age of 18 to boat in municipal elections. research show that young people who vote early life are more likely to continue voting. >>> oakland near is during 10 other mayors across the country in supporting a guaranteed income to help lift people out of extreme poverty. the city of stockton is one of the first to try a universal basic income that said of the program for low income people given an extra $500 per month actually spent it on basic needs such as food and clothing. the group of supporting the idea say this will help ease economic and inequality specifically in communities of color. >> guaranteed income or what a lot of people call basic income, is an idea that has been proven to be effective, cost efficient and something that will truly move people to economic security. >>> the mayors of los angeles, atlanta, newark new jersey and tacoma, washington will implement the programs and their cities. >> minor league baseball has been canceled. the nati

and low 80s for most of the tri-valley and mid-to upper 60s around the bay itself and 64 customer cisco, 69 oakland and low to mid 70s here and there is the warmer air and low to mid 80s for northern sonoma and napa counties but low 90s for lake and mendocino counties. a significant chance of above average temperatures on the way as we finish off july and head into august and this tells us the probability, not how above average but we could see tripled the, digit temperatures as we head into the week of august but this weekend does look nice and warmer with 80s inland and 60s and 70s around the bay. at 6:00 will have a look at the hour by hour temperatures. >>> new at 6:00, elementary schools facing a confusing process to open. the bay area county paving a clear path while others wait for guidance. plus, if you start the long overdue home improvement project, you may not be able to finish it and i am not talking about lack of motivation. the staple instruction materials in short supply. >>> suffering from a case of regulatory whiplash and how the state hands down a decision on dear cali

. >> dicky: and now, cisco presents, where is russ hiding! where is russ hiding this time?ime we have. i'd like to thank willie nelson and my compadre, jimmy kimmel. sean hayes will be here tomorrow night with guest jason bateman. nightline is next. goodnight, gringos. >>> half a million college students here in california will soon be seeing some major changes. >> occupational hazards. underlying health conditions and more. filipino americans face an alarming rate of covid-19 death. >>> stanford just got the okay to do pool testing. how it works and who it could benefit. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. summer warmth is in the forecast. i'll show you when coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >>> tonight a significant change for nearly 500,000 undergraduate students. the california state university system will require an ethnic studies or social justice course. >> the action is the first major change for the system in 40 years, and comes at a time of national discussion over rac

temperatures today, running a little bit below the average though some cisco checking in at 62 the average usually 6771 degrees a little warmer than average in oakland 78 degrees in san jose. 90 in hot in both livermore and conquer today and 82 degrees just about the average in the santa rosa, low clouds and fog still working their way along much of the california coastline you see that little edie's developing along the coast and more the fog going to surge on shore kind of a quiet day across the sierra nevada this kind of that interesting time of year as we get to august where we could see a tropical storms fall apart from hurricanes fall apart in some of that moisture eventually ends up in the bay area making for some interesting weather around here. but right now none of that we've got to onshore breezes at 12 miles per hour into san francisco, 15 in oakland, right now 20 miles per hour in fairfield and 24 in the sfo. temperature wise 75 degrees now in san jose 50's along the coastline with a couple of patches of fog 77 degrees in san mateo and 89 degrees in concord. >>thank you it's c

where i come from that all of that's good to cisco it's just like this chinese food doesn't matter where i am bilious reminds me of home after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most but better taking a step back i see stage and get to the difference with not. many of ford's press as undergone a sense that it's just the other part of the war which haven't been implemented in china that's why you've knocked up chinese people wondering if they're going to save lives but if you have a ride to another laos and that is this is the job just out of the my how i see it end up this is why i did nothing my job because i tired to do it exactly it is an hour a day my name of the uninsured and i was added up you. 2 play. play. play. this is do w. news live from berlin the u.s. pays homage to a legend of the civil rights movement in an emotional ceremony the casket of the late john lewis crosses the bridge in selma alabama where his journey from civil rights protester to congress spent began 55 years ago also coming out britain imposes a 14 day quarantine.

this is market cap of intel, cisco and nvidia both intel cisco following a very, very similar path. they were the glamour stocks in 2000 really came crashing down. they fought their way back now you see over here that is cisco and this is intel. nvidia actually has surpassed intel. basically neck and neck market cap wise with them fwnz very tough to make a value play inside of tech. it's the area of the market that is sort of most rewards the companies with market share and product momentum so we'll see if intel can find some footing here after this big break today. >> mike, interesting to obviously point out what we've been talking about this tech pullback this week that said, if you look at the shares value versus the shares growth for the week as a whole there is only a .7% share price differential for the week as a whole. you kind of almost all the themes we've been talking about would have thought it would have been bigger. >> it's not really a one for one rotation it's not really anything that looks pretty -- really decisive just yet in terms of a change of character of the ma

where i come from the door that's good to cisco it's just like this chinese food that's a natural way i am always reminds me of home after decades of living in germany china's food is one of the things i miss the most but that taking a step back i see things a little a difference when knowledge many of ford's process going to go nations that exist to other parts of the wall and haven't been implemented in china that's what you cannot touch and its people wondering if their code isn't a problem but if you have the right to another location that isn't this is their job just under the law how i see it and justice and why i love my job because i tried to do it exactly it is an hour a day my name and the name to it and i was added up your. 2 mother. played. lead played. this is the double news live from berlin the start of a new era for. the 1st time in nearly 90 years the been doing. their prayers we have the latest on president everyone's controversial decision to change the status of the was. also coming up. back from vacation but this is from no vacation from. germany is offering to tu

and on the pencil, 54 in sam cisco. 58 in sam carlos. woodside at 48 degrees. in the south bay, thinking about the firefighting, we are a few degrees warmer than this time you say. decent conditions this morning to get containment on the fire. they did a great job yesterday going from 20% to 50%. we have a little bit of the marine layer with us. if you low clouds out there and today looking for a high in santa rosa of 90 degrees. that's above average but we have been there all week in the north bay. 68 in san francisco today. that's nice. 75 in oakland. livermore at 91 and 85 in san jose. we will talk more about how long this will last and i come back in a bit. >>> it is 7:12 am. taking action and symphysis go against people who have racial bias and make a 911 calls. we will tell you about a new proposal that could protect people of color. >> the san francisco giants are awaiting test results. with the teams new managers says about getting ready for the coming season. >> you have the power to know before you go when you wake up with mornings on 2. download the

upper 50s for oakland and cisco for santa rosa this morning.ow current winds, and another breezy start in fairfield with the delta breeze kicking in once again for you and looking at southwesterly winds at 24 miles per hour in fairfield. 12 in oakland. looking at just 10-mile-per- hour winds in san jose and 14- mile-per-hour winds out of the southwest in concord. so there is that weather system still bringing that strong onshore flow. so definitely cool by the water. along the coast and right around the bay and then mild to warm temperatures inland. and that will be the case as we look ahead to the next couple of days. so little change through friday. but we are going to warm things up a little bit looking ahead to the weekend. taking you hour by hour on futurecast. and we are looking at that sunshine inland. partly sunny around the bay and those clouds sticking around along the coast. and then for tomorrow morning, starting off the day gray once again. for what you ead through the th daytimes right around 80 in santa clara and 82 for campbell

>>specifically town cisco has its way past a burning cross cater to be safe where houma and we're knee pads if you if you need on, but if you think you're really good. i don't see i don't see any reason to wear. >>and stay padded up guys andelman says that he's working with muni and public works to find a solution one ideas moving skaters to designated areas and building a stronger skate culture. they're also looking into coal designing a slow streets project and that's to help reduce injury. crews have already started installing small speed funds as you can see in this photo here. coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news, the owners of a popular east bay while the house. >>putting their right retirement plans on pause to keep paying dozens of their employees during the pandemic we'll have an update on this story coming up how about a trip to the east bay, one of the wannacry there you go live look at 6 ad this is traffic. not too far from the 24 split and out near south main it's moving well in both directions so no reports of any traffic problems in fact we are starting off yo

proud to know that around us as well some of the most innovative global technology enterprises like cisco and ericsson and they are a part of our effort to raise the bar when it comes to this important technology which is broadband. >> host: give us a snapshot, if you would, of the last couple of months for your member compani companies. >> guest: well, it is been taught for our companies for millions of folks that are in the workforce as for every single person around the globe during this time of seriousness and a time of anxiety but also a time to get to work. at the very beginning of this crisis, this national health emergency, our workforce were aware of the danger and were a part of the frontline first responders that continued to work hard to deliver broadband service to so many of our fellow citizens that at a time when it was needed most. i'm glad to see broadband standing tall and working well. >> host: what advances have been made literally almost overnight? >> guest: it is an amazing moment. our entire economy was told to go home and on monday we all turned on our internet at

of cisco reporting there will be with us this morning the time exactly quarter past the hour now thisis of the internationally coming up getting closer fingers crossed we hope to a covert vaccine we'll update you on the progress of clinical trials here in russia as news on market we run the world actually more of them with me kevin now in after the break. that's right we've entered the global depression still longer recession to get the recession. we were. pression this will last a few years. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being that. way. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. for a mate in the shallows. like a morning russian scientists and picking up the pace now in testing a potential vaccine for code 19 with hopes of a world 1st maybe that it might be ready for autumn maria financial reports on how the 1st medical volunteers have paved the way from. we've been livin in corbett shadow for months now the

where i come from but over that to get to cisco just like those chinese food does measure away i am always reminds me of co after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most but that taking a step back i see something new to the difference new knowledge minute for its 1st as undergone a sense that it's just the other part of the wall haven't been implemented in china that's me if i'm not to china people wondering if their foot isn't a picnic but if i have a ride to another book that is this is that job a job under the law how i see it and office and why i've been up my job because i tried to do it exactly it is a great day my name is the uninsured and i work added up to. 2 this is news live from berlin tonight convicted for terror in turkey but the court of global public opinion may deliver a different verdict today in court in turkey incidence the german turkish journalist and it's huge it more than 2 years in prison for spreading terrorist propaganda the verdict is expected to stream that relations between her and berlin also coming up to.

get to cisco it's just chinese for that's a measure of where i am always reminds me of home after decades of living. chinese food is one of the things i miss the most but that taking a step back i see things i need to differentiate now. men have put 1st as an undergrad nation that exists. haven't been experimenting in china for you not to tax people wondering if they're going to take but if people have a right to another that is this is their job so that's how i see it and that's why i have enough my job because i tied to do it exactly it is a day my name and the ending and i want you. 2 to this is. the u.s. announcing a partial military withdrawal from germany a 3rd of its troops are being ordered to leave. europe or head back to the you were. accused of being a free nato and not paying its bill also coming.

proud to know that around our table are seven some most innovative global technology enterprises like ciscond erickson, nec are also part of our effort to really raised the bar when it comes to this important technology which is broadband. >> host: give us a snapshot if you would of the last couple of months for your member companies. >> guest: it's been for our member companies, for the millions of folks that are in our workforce, as for every single person on the globe, a time of seriousness, a time of anxiety and also time to get to work. at the very beginning of this crisis, the international health emergency, our workforce ran to the danger. we are part of the front line first responders that continue to work hard to deliver broadband service to so many of our fellow citizens that as time what it was needed most. i'm glad to see broadband has been standing tall and working well. >> host: what advances have been made literally almost overnight? >> guest: it was an amazing moment where on friday literally are entire economy was told to go home. on monday we altered on her internet at her

but yeah you can see it here right behind me as well conditions that sarah cisco international airport, gray skies, lots of fog right now that we're seeing and it's going to be sticking with us through much of the morning you can see it here on future cast for as we advance the map ahead though things will start to will soon start to see some movement and eventually some clearing closer to that noontime hour your space on south and parts of the north bay can look great today, lots of sunshine. we'll just have some that coastal fog sticking with us. throughout the entire day today keeping things a little bit cooler of course in those spots right now out the door we're in the 50's 60's around the bay area 59 in downtown oakland right now 54 in san francisco, mostly 50's across the entire north bay and then as we head closer into the east bay summer inland spots already in the 60's 64 if you're waking up with us and any up right now and then the low 60's in fremont right now low 60's also in downtown san jose. things are definitely going to change into the afternoon we are getting back to

where i come from but over that to get to cisco it's just like with chinese food that's natural where i am told this reminds me of home after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most but that taking us. back i see something i need to differentiate not. many of the it's a curse as unicorn a sense that it exists as a part of the war haven't been implemented in china that's new but i'm not a chinese people wondering if they're going to say it but if people have the right to learn how to do that is this is their job just under the law how i see it and at the same why my job because i tired to do it exactly the hour a day my name of the uninsured and i work at the top you. 2 get feet of unions fly from berlin a stunning defeat for president trump from the mostly conservative u.s. supreme court allowing prosecutors to seize his tax records the decision sides with landmark rulings that ensure limits on presidential power but that doesn't mean voters see trumps taxes any time soon.

a bit of good news here, the seven cisco chronicle reports hospitalizations in the bay area have dropped by about six percent, from 797, two 749. >>> crowds of people continue to ignore social distancing and mask wearing guidelines at oaklands lake merritt. take a look, the city has repeatedly asked large crowds not together there. efforts have also been made to deter people from going to the lake. they have restricted parking and band food trucks and vendors on the weekends. but, nothing seems to be working. health officials in alameda county say large gatherings are fueling the spread of the coronavirus in oakland, and elsewhere. >> was coronavirus cases and hospitalizations on the rise, health officials in san francisco have updated their health order when it comes to masks. this new order now requires everyone to wear a mask in all situations when outside their home. sarah reports. >> reporter: health officials say one of the best ways to protect yourself and others from coronavirus is covering your face, wearing a mask. so, rules are getting a bit more strict in san francisco, in th

by bad mouth us brazilians accusing us of burning down the amazon as he later became a masonic by cisco buys a q of course by the foreign countries are just after our riches our mineral resources. i must own there are always fires in the amazon at this time of year in summer the dry season this is our way of life we burn to produce think gave up one of those these foreign scoundrels i'm going to vent now come in here and try to steal our land but we won't leave it to the bandits i'm with. you take care of your country i'll take care of mine plant your trees i'll plant mine you bandits these foreign powers want to have the say in our country never we won't have it and now. that. both sonora only won the election with the backing of agribusiness now he has to deliver the rebels from the agricultural industry deserves our respect. it's one of the few industries in brazil that successful. the farmer needs legal guarantees his private property must be protected. the fierce global backlash against the amazon fires and also nora's dismissive approach to protecting the world's largest intact ra

since cisco is not allowing bards to reopen, the group decided to transform the bars into cask stores. devils acre will make the change first. >> start your engines. limit the largest sporting event. watch nascar's all-star race. it was moved from north carolina after the governor agreed to allow the felt like a again. we've been missing these. it felt good to get nascar back. nascar is built on the fans. mimic the next race this sunday. >>> the oakland ways are taking about ways to liven things up. there will be no fans. it may record messages from celebrities during the game. tom hanks sold soft drinks there when he was growing up. happening today the 49ers and giants are teaming up to remind us all to wear a mask. they will distribute 200,000 masks across the bay area. they can produce as many as half 1 million masks. >>> masks have become a new normal. some athletes have been wearing them for years claiming they say it is similar to working out at a higher elevation. kid wearing a mask improve your athletic performance? >> years before covid made masks mandatory some people wore t

by bad mouth us brazilians accusing us of burning down the amazon as he later became a masonic by cisco buys a q of course by foreign countries or just after our riches our mineral resources. there are always fires in the amazon at this time of year in summer the dry season this is our way of life we burn to produce gave up one of those these foreign scoundrels i'm going to vent now come in here and try to steal our land but we won't leave it to the bandits i'm with both on our own you take care of your country i'll take care of mine plant your trees all plant mine you bandits these foreign powers want to have the say in our country never we won't have it and now. that. both sonora only won the election with the backing of agribusiness now he has to deliver the rebels from the agricultural industry deserves our respect. it's one of the few industries in brazil that successful. the farmer needs legal guarantees his private property must be protected. the fear school backlash against the amazon fires and balsa nora's dismissive approach to protecting the world's largest intact rain forest

while he was actively in gauged in directi operations he was taken to a paramedic with sam cisco fire and transported to the fire trauma center. we were extremely inquisitive and they made sure that every aspect was look that. and he will be okay. >> firefighters aback at the scene this morning. the continue to spray water on the site any minute. ktvo fox news. >>> continue the report the fire that started behind the building had been in business for 75 years. the owner says that he saw no sign of flames there until he open the door to the building yesterday morning. >> within 10 minutes the whole building was gone. you can't describe it because her whole livelihood is gone. >> he says it is still too early to decide if he is going to rebuild. other business owners are happy there are no serious injuries reported. they are considering ways to reopen because they have a sense of community where they are. >>> i'm happy to be out and stay safe here. so everyone was really quite supportive. >> fire officials say three people who lived in the damaged buildings have no place to live now. th

. >>> this week 8 nonprofit that supports 800 artists and 7 cisco began in a whole new way. opening studious 2020 bellowing visitors to see artists work online and have video chats with them in their studios. they are also continuing to host a virtual art receptions. artist mixers and workshops. ktvu has been happy to help them raise money to support local artists. so far they have been able to give funds to more than 50 artists , and the work does not stop there. if you can donate a little or if you are in the position to donate a lot we hope you will consider doing so because at ktvu.com /giving day you will learn much more about all of the nonprofits we are featuring. i liken it to going to the farmers market. when i go to the farmers market i talked to the farmer who grew the strawberries and picked them and delivered them to me. having the one on one with an artist helps you understand that much better, and gives it to the artist as well. >> and living with one i see it upfront, and have passionate it is within. also how difficult it is to get the funding and whenever s

if you reach back to the 1990's, it was ok to buy microsoft in 1992 and it was ok to buy cisco in 1994 though everyone knew about them and they seemed a little expensive, they were out front. to buy teslait ok right now? is it better to be in more unproven names? kevin: the electric vehicle space is pretty interesting. probably the best contribution we have had so far from tesla is that it has legitimized people taking a look at this and taking it seriously. yes, this is a big trend and it is kind of overlapping with a trend that is pretty interesting. we have a fund that has an electric truck company in there. we are big supporters of that. we think there is a big potential and it is great to see people taking that area seriously. romaine: given the long-term picture we have now and some of the short-term gains this year, when you get to the stage that you feel comfortable putting more of your cash to work in this sector? is that anytime soon? kevin: we have been cash heavy in our portfolio since march. there were a few weeks where it helped, and ever since then, it has just been an a

traffic is continuing to look good into sand and cisco. i have a feeling that we will start seeing lighter traffic as we get into the week. it is going to be a nice drive. let's go back to the headlines. >> governor newsom will announce tougher restrictions in california, leading up to the fourth of july holiday this weekend. alyssa harrington is here now, you have all the information, so, what do you know? >> the governor is worried about large family gatherings, that were part of the tradition of the fourth of july holiday. he says now is not the time to let your guard down. >> households begin to mix. they take down their guard. you could walk into the barbecue with a mask on, you may put the cooler down, immediately the mass comes off. >> doctors are concerned about people being close together and the spread of covid-19 during family gatherings. the governor will announce stricter guidelines later today. he is urging everyone to wear a mask. it could impact places that allow indoor activities. state health officials monitor counties wi

. >>> seven cisco police chief bill scott says, the senseless violence is not acceptable. and bay area family is devastated after six-year-old jace young was shot and killed on the fourth of july. the san francisco police department says investigators do not believe this was celebratory gunfire. it does not appear to be random. it happened at about 10:45 in engle street in the bayview district. he was outside of his friends brought the party watching the fireworks when gunshots rang out and he was hit. he was rushed to the hospital where he died. another man was shot but is expected to survive. both victims were found on woodfield court. the police department has not arrested anybody. they do not have a suspect description. there looking in the motive. >> we are outraged that this can end the life of a six-year- old boy as well as insured other innocent bystanders during such a time where we should be celebrating. >> reporter: investigators try to put together what happened, his family is grieving the loss of the young boy. >> he was the sweetest kid. you fall in love with

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