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off san clemente island as you can see there on the map. they were doing some sort of training exercise on an amphibious assault vehicle and during that exercise the vehicle started taking on water at about 5:30 last night. five service members were rescued and you are looking at video right now of the ongoing search. it is going on in the air above the water and on ground as they continue to look for these eight military members. we are going to keep our eye on this search. back to you. >> reporter: i'm kiet do and we are live at this costco on lawrence station road in sunnyvale. where a cluster of employees has tested positive for covid- 19. in fact, 13 people now have come down with that disease. in fact, a total of 31 cases reported by the company across four different stores in the south bay. the other ones, four in mountain view and six gilroy and eight at the location on center road in san jose. now the store here in sunnyvale was quite busy yesterday. this location here reported that their infection os curred sometime between july 2

their amphibious assault vehicle took on water yesterday traveling from the shores of san clemente shores. a routine training exercise with the 15 marine expeditionary unit and the readiness group off the san clemente islands. search efforts going on just th they're using navy helicopters and multiple small boats and also the u.s. coast guard cutter and helicopter from the coast guard from here in san diego, and we did get a statement from colonel christopher bronzi with the 15th meu saying we're saddened by the tragic incident and ask that you keep our marine sailors in the thoughts and prayers and families waiting to find out results of the ongoing search. that's the latest. back to you. >>> new at noon, the state releasing its latest coronavirus numbers in the past hour. 8,086 new confirmed cases and 96 new deaths as of yesterday, an increase of 1.1% from wednesday. the positivity rate is 7.2% over the last two weeks and health officials in santa clara county say private healthcare providers are not ininand weort are heatone th sites. g some of these folks have been waiting in line sin

the flipped over car there, as you can se, just avoid that gra street, near clement. people have blocked off the street, with heavy fire response, it does look like people were injured during this crash. let's go to the freeway, 880 north and south. you can see traffic is moving along pretty well, with no major problems as you drive through. now, at 4:43. let's go back to the headlines. >>> all right, thank you, south. >>> four costco stores are reporting an outbreak among employees. ktvu's jesse garretts tells us what is prompting the santa clara health department to open an investigation. >> reporter: front-line workers at high risk, they have retail locations, people facing them all the time. >> officials say four costco sites have reported clusters of covid cases so far this month. there have been six cases at the gilroy location, eight in a san jose's nd four cases in mountain view. officials believe most of the employees were likely affected outside of the store. health inspectors have visited all of the sites and have currently met all standards. >> they have b

but again and again the forest isn't a late clement's somebody is a farmer from start to who wants to protect the trees he sees the slash and burn maple it is actually harmful for agriculture although the new fields may be fertile bonding also causes soil erosion which is bad for the palmira palm trees. i don't care for paul. this is an example of a devastating bush fire last year someone certify here and dangerous left you can see the back of this tree bark down to the bees and that means the whole tree is now much more vulnerable and presently the new way. crisis meeting village elder christophe quali explains how serious the situation ease slashing and burning does not only destroy forest uncontrolled fires threatened the village itself. and i'm very. busy resuming a founded a quality that we look into the organisation of a patrol i don't tend to villagers from our own suit to participating in order to get these bush fires under control. i did what would be called to put a bill but the final lemon someone doesn't paint but trolls will help he discovered a method on the internet it

san clemente island. this is following a training accident involving an amphibious assault vehicle. one marine is confirmed dead. eight more missing. this happened a little bit 6:00 last night during a routine training involving teams from camp pendleton. this is ole video of the previous training mission involving that same group. we'll try to get to that. last night that accident involved a total of 16 service members. eight of them have now been recovered. one of the two rescued, well, they're in critical condition. >>> we have breaking news out of san francisco as well in the north beach neighborhood where there was a fire that required firefighters to do a rescue this morning. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson live on the scene. >> reporter: yes, good morning. we don't have an update on the person rescued from this apartment building. we do know they are still in the hospital. there was also a dog rescued and one of the units right now is uninhabitable. from the last half hour it's like night and day. you don't see the damage but it's from the side and rear of the building. w

it happened yesterday evening off the coast near san clemente island.ilitary officials say the routine training exercise involved an amphibious assault vehicle similar to the one here. at least one marine was killed. tworths two others are in the hospital. there is no word yet on what caused the accident. the marines say an investigation is under way. >>> as john lewis was laid to rest in atlanta yesterday, he was described as a hero, a legend, a gentle, humble giant and loving, caring friend. there were not enough accolades to describe this man. his funeral was held at the ebenezer baptist church where he worshipped many, many times. those honoring him called on americans to continue on his path toward his righteousness and equality. cbs this morning saturday co-host michelle miller is in atlanta. you did a great job yesterday, you and norah. i loved watching our coverage. it was a really powerful ceremony. i can't imagine what it was like to be there. >> it was thrilling. at every turn, to see history in the making. and certainly we know his legacy wi

us why paul clement. blessed with. the need to meet. us and tapped out. some need. i am. you live in the age of just believe the people don't trust the government and the government doesn't trust the people i meet come to this deficit the legitimacy and more importantly is there a way out is dialogue. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation for community. are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere. direct. what is true what is faith. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallowness. you cannot be both with yet you are. crushed black lives matter protests descend into violence in new york anger surges elsewhere after a new video shows a police officer restraining a suspect that putting pressure on his neck. and also from the u.s. border aboard another record a daily increase in the whole bit infections also the country the biggest surge since the start of the outbreak a russian critical care doctor working in new york says the crisis is of a sca

want to go up to us why paul clement. blessed with. the money to meet him. as a tapped out the company public lot. done . we are segregated in the air by social class laws philip ask people to also in poverty by 1st plan if you're born into a poor family ocular born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die on average 15 years younger than if you're born into generational poverty. and into the fight every day she who meet your needs and the needs of your family. ah no team no crowd. no shots no. faction dealt. with let me stress no verse to a. point your thirst for action. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person with those words. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. oh my youngins. in my. neighbors it was a bit. more about. when we were in the side of the. scene the following to him but i'm before. him but i. choose the morning 14th of july in the headlines the sunshine state becomes america's covert hotspot as florida records more infections than all but 8

beethoven is for slate is for clement. 202250th anniversary here. welcome to global 3000 people all over the world are taking a stand against racism in germany activists and scholars search for solutions to the country's racism problem. the elephants are coming in india and a launch system warns diligence when the massive mammals are headed their way. but 1st we go to hong kong where protesters use blank pieces of paper to symbolize the suppression of freedom of expression. the fate of a small 1106 where kilometer corner of china was determined by opium. it was here in the 19th century that the british manufactured the drug and sold it to china. the chinese emperor tried to stop the opium trade but the british increased pressure attacked china and occupied hong kong. in the years that followed treaties were signed the grant of the british 99 years of rule over hong kong. during those years they grew into a financial metropolis in 1907 the leasing agreement expired and the british handed hong kong over china agreed that the so-called administrative r

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if he maybe if garcia clement, a coach that nobody really knows but he knows the club from his roots,e things could make a turn. it's difficult because there are financial difficulties and the club. i don't think that neither barcelona nor madrid can make big and vestments next summer due to covid—i9 crisis. let's take a quick look at some of the sport in the news today. maro itoje is the latest england player to sign a new long—term deal at saracens — despite their impending relegation from the premiership. he had been linked with loan moves to leicester and the french club racing 92 but he's nowjoined england captain 0wen farrell in confirming his commitment to saracens, who were penalised for breaking salary cap rules. thomas bach is preparing to run for a second term as international olympic committee president. an election for the four year term is due to be held next year. bach has been ioc president since 2013. and england's netball team are set to return to training. the players will resume individual programmes next tuesday and they hope to be playing competitive matches befo

rather famous image of the president and mc nixon walking along the pacific right outside of san clemente, and there he is in black slacks and a kerr schichief. that was used on the reelection campaign, a poster that was talking about his environment protection really extraordinary environment protection laws that came in under president nixon. of course, this was going out to the president's supporters. at that time, of course, in '72, running against george mcgovern, richard nixon, of course, had the base of more conservative voters. so it was really a bit of a gentle push to depict the first lady of the united states publicly on a campaign poster wearing pants and then that september 1972, pat nixon went to a national park celebrating its cent tenial. she was actually there to mark the cent teniennial of the nati park system. there she is wearing pants at a public ceremony. now, doing that four times within a year, as i said, makes it rather clear she's not only more comfortable wearing what she wants to wear, but sending a cultural and somewhat of a political statement. it's gentle bu

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want to go into the got an update why paul clement. blessed with. the need to meet him. was a tapped out but some need to put a lot. done. this politically impossible in the united states to advise eating listen to anything that has an industry and be armed that makes a lot of money. as i am going to say over and over again we know what is healthy diet is it means not being should much for one group for one thing and eating less is very very bad for business it doesn't make anybody rich if people eat less food . oh no. you cannot be both with yet you want. yes they gave it to all my social class. people also in poverty by 1st. if you're born into a poor family i born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die on average 15 years old if you're born into generational poverty. it's a tough fight every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family. was a pandemic no certainly no borders just blind to nationalities. has emerged to be wheedled of the black sea and the whole world n

it was painted in san clemente in 1978.nd henriette wyeth went out there to paint her in the house, the nixons' home there. and it came to the white house, but i have a quote from a note that henriette wyeth sent to julie about her impression of her mother while she was painting this portrait, and i'd like to read a little bit of it, because it's so, i think so beautifully evocative about who mrs. nixon was. so, this is amriat wyatt-herd. she said, "above the bridge of a nose that it's almost greek, your mother has eyes that are like no one else's. the eyes reveal an unusual spirit. they are the eyes of a 16-year-old girl, an expression of great sweetness. and in that expression, occasionally the doors close and the lights go out, for there is a wistfulness in your mother's beauty, which is what one finds in all great beauties. always the feeling of something beyond, a desire for the unattainable. she has maintained a kind of fragile beauty about her life. when she looked out the window at the hummingbirds" -- and there is

it happened just before 6:00 last night off the coast of is an clemente island. right now it is being described as a mishap with an assaults amphibious vehicle. the navy and coast guard are helping with the ongoing search and rescue efforts. >>> san francisco is taking new steps to prepare for a worst case scenario. the city has transformed a buildingesidio care facility. there have been 1,000 cases in just ten days, and we're seeing a new peak in hospitalizations. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live with the concerns about the hospital capacity and the new surge. >> reporter: yeah, if you were wondering how concerned officials are about the covid cases here in san francisco, you are looking at it. these warehouse buildings here in the presidio have been turned into field hospitals to help deal with the surge. so they have added extra beds to make room for covid patients in the hospitals. right now they have 107 covid patients in the hospital in san francisco. health officials say at the current rate, they could have more than 750 in the hospital by mid oc

>> the only beach that will stay open is san clemente and some locals are worried huge clouds went up flocking to their usually quiet beach town. >> >> >> you can dance by socially distancing. here are the moves you need to know. food and drink will be available. that is going down july 4 at 1:00 until 5:00 pm. >> you can see the rest of liam's list with things to do. you can catch them live. >> from liam's lists to paul's list let's check in with paul hagan. he has the best cities on the weather map in order. >> we will show you today's high temperature rank from warmest to coolest. you will see that from our view from the tower cam in. as we head into the holiday weekend the fog is not going to be a major factor. it will burn off quickly. plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures. even further hot inland. this will not be an area of a very long-lasting heat wave pickett is going to be a little spell for the week right now there is the fog trying to back to the golden gate. it is a shallower layer. temperatures were below normal support. >> 74 for fremont 65 in half moon bay but onl

they were in some sort of amphibious assault vehicle in the waters off of san clemente island and they radioed for help just before 6:00 last night. saying their vehicle was taking on water. and that is when the rescue efforts began. but these eight service members are still missing. there were 15 people on board. all of them but one was a marine that other one was a sailor. we're going to keep our eye on that throughout this morning. also following the investigation into this fire in san francisco. it started early this morning just after 2:00 a.m. in a three story residential building. this is video from the citizen app and you can see the fire just raging there. one person and a dog were rescued from the fire. that person is now in the hospital. and the investigation into how that started continues. that's on powell in-between bay and francisco and still have down there blocked off. back to you. >>> developing this morning, multiple suspects are on the run after an officer-involved shooting in the east bay. it happened last night outside the cvs on shattuck avenue in berkeley. polic

i am steve clements. i am in a mask. and going to take it off now, but i want to send a message.e believe in mask wearing here. we're delighted to have you. more than ever before, our health is at stake. as we work to quell a global pandemic that has taken 500,000 lives, globally, it has exposed deep fissures and equity. it was under stress long before covid-19 attacked us. now we have an opportunity and responsibility to fix those gaps and make sure innovation is accompanied by prescription for affordability and access. i would like to thank our sponsor for their support of today's summit. we have a fantastic lineup of speakers for today's event, which will take place in three parts. you will hear from the highest public health officials in the country. the first hour, which we will kick off with an interview with dr. fauci, will examine prescriptions from the pandemic. if shaking hands are in the past, reinvesting expertise, time, and money to fend of future attacks? how can we support physicians and nurses? the first responders of this covid era to focus on healing and how can

news out of southern california this morning where military crews are combing the waters off san clemente island following a training accident involving an amphibious assault vehicle. we know that one marine is confirmed dead and eight more are missing. this happened a little before 6:00 last night during routine training involving teams from camp pendleton. right now we're showing you old video of a previous training mission involving the same group and the same kind of craft. last night's accident involved a total of 16 service red. one of the two rescued is in critical condition this morning. >>> breaking news this morning in san francisco's north beach, a building there going up in flames overnight with at least one rescue. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson is live at the scene. certainly not the way anyone wants to start their day. set the scene for us. >> reporter: yes, good morning, marcus. it really was an awakening for the folks inside of this apartment building. now we are on powell street. good news the fire has been knocked down as of 3:00, according to san francisco fire. a

ours is located on the banks of the real name growth in northwestern brazil the snack bar and rule clemente has been going for 15 years among the items on the menu is what i'm not a traditional brazilian energy drink made from the seeds of the same name. is the. answer. whether or not drinks are a specialty and also a specialty associated with our region amazon us we're talking about beverages that leave you feeling energized these drinks help you stay awake and as well as that they actually reduce your appetite. me that's the reason why so many people here choose to drink them on a regular basis the model bottom half the energizing effects of the plant have been known for years the indigenous people in amazonas used to take it while hunting to stop them from tiring out mr silver has 30 different mixes on the menu her favorite the house special of course the man went back out to the ingredients i use our avocado peanuts cashews the powder. quite a nice syrup and lots of ice. it all gets thrown into a blender the shop sells 302400 water not drinks every day a single concoction will set you b

hi i'm steve clements and i have a question are china and the united states headed for a new cold war or is it going to be a hot war let's get to the bottom line. the downward spiral began years ago but in the last few days it has really sunk to new lows following a pattern of kneejerk tit for tat ism washington just shut down china's consulate in texas last week and then we're.

it happened just before 4 am on grand near clement street. firefighters say the four people in the car got out by themselves. the police are still investigating how that crash occurred. >>> the santa clara county health department is the best get more than 2000 covid-19 cases at cosco stores across the south bay. at least 31 employees at cuss goes in sunnyvale, san jose, gilroy and mountain view tested positive this month. declaring him in every investigation showed the work is likely became infected in the community, not at work. but the health department said that these employees have jobs that put them in danger. >> front-line workers are at higher risk. they are in these retail locations pick they have people facing them all the time. >>> the health department said that cosco worked well with the county on safety protocols. doctors say it's safe to shop at a business where employees tested positive for covid-19 if all shoppers and workers take precautions such as wearing a face mask, practicing social distancing and regularly washing thei

want to mention, on the city streets there is an overturned vehicle, in grant street, right near clement. it is pretty light out there, so you are not going to run into that, but this is near interstate 80, that traffic is moving along pretty well. it is 4:02. >>> we have breaking news in san francisco, firefighters now are battling an early-morning fire, with major damage in north beach, at a residential complex. started just after 2:00 a.m., near powell and bay street. at least one person was rescued from that burning building, by firefighters, and is being treated at a hospital. we will keep watching this fire scene, and bring you the latest updates, right here on mornings on 2. >>> also this morning, police in berkeley searching for people who robbed a drugstore and run over up a police officer's foot. this happened at the cvs store near chuck street. on officer on patrol saw the robbery happening, and drew her down, when she saw three suspects. the officer fired shots. no one was hurt. the suspects got away in a gray car, running over the officer's foot, during the getaway. and poli

the cora door starts on clement street and goes all the way down to the end of clement where you willusinesses even towards 32nd. at the core of it is right here between here and 20 -- tenth avenue. when we see this variety of stores offered here, it is very unique then of the -- any other part of san francisco. there is traditional irish music which you don't get hardly anywhere in san francisco. some places have this long legacy of serving ice cream and being a hangout for families to have a sunday afternoon ice cream. and then also, we see grocery stores. and also these restaurants that are just new here, but also thriving. [♪] >> we are seeing restaurants being switched over by hand, new owners, but what we are seeing is a vibrancy of clement street still being recaptured within new businesses that are coming in. that is a really great thing to see. i don't know when i started to shop here, but it was probably a very, very long time ago. i like to cook a lot but i like to cook chinese food. the market is the place i like to come to once a year. once i like about the market as it i

weeds is put on top then it only needs watering in time it becomes a fire told bed for planting clement's some who tried it on his own fields and was successful. or needed we only want to eat once a week so not only what if you put your hands on top of it it's as if you're a deep in the woods a really nice damp for a soil and that's just what the plants need to do for a live report is why would you put. this in terms villagers plant mostly veggie tables on their fields claman some teaches them the forest friendly makeover. which also gives them valuable compost it's. pharmacy still said not decided to use the compost on her fields. miracle my wrangler said we can and i make comcast it gives me a profit instead of having to buy for to live with these profit i take care of my house and i take care of my children my 2 nephews i can go. to the market to bite the hands that he raised to secure my future and save a forest master. so when we news incompetence to revitalize the depleted fields and make them fatten again kotex the pony up palm trees. and the whole tropical forest. i'm afraid we've

that's where military search crews are combing through water off of the san clemente island following a training accident involving an amphibious assault accident. one marine is confirmed dead. eight others are missing. >>> right now we want to show you old video of a previous training mission involving that same group and the same type of craft. last night's accident involved a total of 16 service members. eight have been recovered. one of the two rescued is in critical condition. >>> well, coming up for you, facebook and google might have to pay up. we're going to explain the new rules that could affect what you see on your news feed. >>> and the nba is back. those players back on the court. we're going to talk about the message they brought to the floor before the game's even started. >>> coming up after nbc bay area news at 11:00, "california live," followed by "access daily." then "days of our lives" at 1:00. 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 know yourself. 7-

time after time here we're going on the ground 75 years to the day joseph stalin winston churchill clement attlee and airy truman met in potsdam germany to establish a new post world war 2 world coming up on the show the longest war up to $945.00 could the stalling of interrupt talks of a prisoner transpose threaten a resurgence of the us his longest war which followed.

after times you were going on the ground 75 years to the day joseph stalin winston churchill clement attlee and airy truman met in potsdam germany to establish a new post world war 2 world coming up in the show the longest war up to 945 could the stalling of interrupt and talks of a prisoner transfer as threatening a resurgence of the us is the longest war which followed u.s. u.k. support with islam is they are now fighting we ask the taliban if their prioritising prisoners of the peace and if the 2020 u.s. presidential election could make a historic agreement a thing of the past in the wake of major nation media stories about russian bounties this fake news by dole trump that is nato nations just because he's socialism to recover from coronavirus we investigate the people's republic of the watch and other corporations arguably using the tools of socialism to benefit from covert 19 oliseh ball coming up in today's going underground for us today 75 years ago the world was called up in a bombed out germany it's estimated that 27000000 russians sacrificed their lives for a victory again

heather clemente, thank you for the request. send me a request.y the way, what are you doing up so early? facebook, twitter, instagram, #ktvu is the hashtag. >> i am clapping along heather, a cue for that. a nice happy friday. thank you, golden gate transit announces significant changes in service, beginning sunday the transit system will undergo a temporary restructuring, commute routes will be reduced by about 50 percent, while others are added. officials hope to strike a balance between matching service levels with the rider to man, and provide enough service to provide for physical distancing on the buses. >>> alameda work crews re- stripe a thoroughfare to create space for shopping during the covid-19 pandemic. it is done on a stretch of park street between tilden way and elton avenue. one lane is being closed to traffic giving outdoor restaurant patrons, shoppers and pedestrians more space to maintain physical distance. later this month, the city plans to make similar changes to a stretch of webster street. san francisco launches a new progr

hi i'm steve clements and i have a question what is racism and is there really any way to get rid of it in any society let's get to the bottom line. we have a special guest with us today at a young age he's turned black american academic studies on their head arguing that racism is about bad policies not about bad people not about bad ideas he says that the only way to beat racism is for each and every one of us whether white black or brown to look into our hearts and confess our personal bigotry and prejudice and actively become anti racist he is even x. can be one of the nation's foremost scholars on racism and he's just been tasked with building the center for anti-racist research that boston university. even thank you so much for joining us i know you have a new book coming out and it is called and he races baby i'd love to understand based on you know what you've done and how to be an anti-racist you're reaching further what are you trying to do with this new book that you're releasing think it's a tour for for parents and guardians in caretakers and teachers to begin nurturing

hi i'm steve clements and i have a question is coping 1900 colleges education let's get to the bottom line. the novel coronavirus has struck america's education system like lightning bolts a tsunami and a massive earthquake combined more and more schools and universities have decided to avoid face to face teaching for the next school year and replace it with online education the shift that started last semester has been huge and it has exposed a lot of weaknesses across the system just this week harvard university announced we'll have know in person classes the entire next year with no in person classes the federal government is told international students you can't stay in america huge shift so we have to wonder what kind of educational model will emerge from this pandemic will people stick to a 4 year college education or will that change as well without a classroom or campus what will the college experience be our study abroad programs dead in the water and will students and parents be willing to pay thousands of dollars intuition for an online education joining us today is profess

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they returned first to san clemente for five years and then to new york and new jersey.ears were filled with some serious medical problems for both them. what was their life like? >> it's really interesting that her -- we could do a show about best friends of the first family. helene drown was very important. and in the first term, in the first presidential term, some of pat nixon's family and friends were worried about her. she seemed frail. >> she seemed not to find her way, as mary was saying. she was a rock during the last few months of the administration, at least that's how she's been described. she continued to be very strong when the president nearly died. >> richard nixon almost dies a few months after leaving office. he gets phlebitis, which is an inflammation of the veins. he actually goes into cardiac arrest because of the reaction to -- i believe he has an infection. this happens in long beach, california. >> hospitalized for 23 weeks, right? >> no, 23 days. >> twenty-three days. >> oh, okay. my goodness, i read that and i thought that's such long time. >> b