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coming just on the porch. shotgun houses it is also important to note are african in origin and the people who built these houses were of course africa and african descended slaves building things that were familiar to them. something that is really significant about the whitney big house is the original murals which are here. this is the only part that we have had reconstructed. our conservator had to redo the pattern because it was to deteriorated however, we do have the original on the posts here and these are from the 1840s. this is from a time of great sugar wealth and so that is why this is significant. some people in the 1840s, 1850s, built enormous mansions. and most of our visitors here are expecting to see something like tara, something that they've read about or seen in movies. and by comparison, these are pretty modest houses. but they were able to make enough money using the forced labor of african descended slaves to pay someone to come out and hand paint faux m.a.s.h. marble on baseboards on fir

come on, man. that's like saying before you got in this program you are taking tests where you are taking cocaine or not. what do you think? are you a junkie? >> joe biden goes off on a reporter as big tech takes on donald trump. plus what started as a sweet proposal goes up in actual flames in the question everybody is wondering, did she say yes? >> "fox and friends first" continues. look at that. >> pay for a wedding in the new house at the same time. >> that is if she said yes. stay tuned. rob: you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: let's get right to this. big tech versus donald trump, facebook and twitter taking down the same post citing coronavirus misinformation. rob: twitter suspending the trump campaign account. how the trump team is responding. >> reporter: facebook pull a post donald trump put out after twitter removed the same post and suspended his campaign account. the tech giant claims what he said was misinformation about kids and covid-19. >> this thing is going away. i

will never come back. they will just stay at home and work from home forever. >> we're able to see how we're able to function working from home. >> now the question is, who is going to buy it? all right. thanks, scott. >>> 6:19 for you this morning. amc has detailed plans to reopen movie theaters throughout the country and the e-mail sent out to customers. now its plan is to have more than 100 theaters open august 20th and about two-thirds open no later than september 3rd. but the chain has actually pushed back those reopening dates multiple times since covid-19 broke out so, of course, we'll have to wait and see what happens here. >>> now to something good. and, you know, with zoos partially closed across the country, some animals are going to have to pitch in a little bit to help things keep running. take a look at this. cincinnati zoo has a new office assistant. this is video that was posted to social media of reggie the caw t cockatoo getting the hang of the machine there. >> well maybe they're all fal

is this the high or do you think there are more to come is. >> there's more to come.al but here we are 10 weeks away from the election as long as the optimum for the market, we'll see that elevated. this is not a political statement. this is trading. right now, it seems the stock market are being intacted due to policies staying in tact >> we had a guest on stay ig out of politics but planning on what is coming and planning for a contested election is there is there a way to put on some protection is there a way to maybe hedge yourself against the turmoil >> absolutely. if you have the opportunity to trade options, we have a lot of risk reversals buying the outside but financing that purchase by selling the call nonetheless, it could be easily obtained despite the fact, we have a political election, the overarching theme is the fed i know we are not going to be in jackson hole this week but the fed. it will be here in unlimited capacity now the s&p 500 as well as the nasdaq 100 has become a safe haven. global assets continue that's the bottom line >> our guests said t

it comes as a response to a wave of immigrants coming in. right now, it is a historic high as far as foreign-born americans. people from mexico from asia, it is people from italy, eastern europe, and russia. you are talking about push and pull factors, these are people and escaping persecution and poverty. they start showing up in ellis island in these waves of people who seem really different from the people who have come before. they speak different leverages, worship different religions, they are catholic, they are jewish. they just seem really different. part of the concerns at the time were, wait a second, we are white, anglo-saxon, protestant nation. these people don't fit that. they are changing our country to quickly. they are not the simulating properly. this is not what america is. it is changing too much. so support really builds followed of 1924 to basically bring the case down and say, we don't want people like this anymore. the reason it has so much for us and why it is such an important law to understand, is that up to this po

i am coming this way. siobhan. then i will come across this way. siobhan: i think everyone was to believe that a woman is not strong enough to have the power to kill him. i think what the court is trying to do, i think they have already established the threat of a black man, of how strong and aggressive they assume he is, but for a black woman to have that power to kill a master would just be a whole other issue. so i think what the court is trying to do is kind of justify the situation saying it was a man,ong, aggressive, black black slave man who did it , versus a slave woman that did it. i think with george -- he already threw her under the bus anyway. but at that point when she was in the court, she had a chance to get revenge on him it she wanted to, so i felt the way maybe she felt, if they had said anything about her children, she might say anything to get out of the situation, so at that he point, really was at the mercy of celia. so i feel like for self-preservation he did the , best thing for himself by running away. jones: ok. regarding

it keeps coming.and it is still in the forecast also for the sierra. if you are thinking about heading to the sierra for social distancing, hiking, backpacking, camping, be prepared. thunderstorms may roll up over as well. here is a view of the numbers outside right now. 70 degrees at half moon bay, 69 reported in san francisco, 70s in oakland, hayward low 80s in livermore, 86 walnut creek. there is your afternoon highs. 97 in napa, 97 no fado, so temperature coming down slightly, though it's not comfortable by far, especially for our inlet east bay. 103 concord, upper 80s in oakland, low 80s san francisco, 70s pacifica, half moon bay, 88 in santa cruz, 9090 afternoon high for san jose. temperatures are going to come down a few degrees more for your bay area sunday, but then noticed the heat is on once again. monday, tuesday, then a minor cool down on wednesday. all and all, not a lot of change over the next several days. back to you. >> rosemary, thanks. >>> busy, busy summer up of lake tahoe, and is

temperatures are going to come down relative humidity is coming up .but we will get an onshore breeze that could be a bit of a challenge as we get to the afternoon. look here at the pacific satellite view and i will zero in on the weather element that was bring us the cooler weather pattern. in fact, the short little while ago temperatures are anywhere from 48 degrees cooler this morning in many spots. we will begin to see the fog reform along the coastline. that will also help without some irritant giving you it look at the temperatures right now we have 50 degrees at half moon bay, 55 in san francisco, upper 50s and low 60s in the east bayshore. in linda's warm. anyone who needs to be out this morning chances are you will feel the notable change. as we get to the afternoon our winds become more northwest and west. here's a look at the one shower. we have an onshore breeze over areas of the north bay coming from the northwest and west. and that over the central bay as well. it will still be another warm one with winds coming in from the northwest for

in truth if it comes to a lot of normal you many of the visitors come by boat from the river cruise ships are they staying away or are things starting to move again. there are 2 categories of river cruises one is the big cruises the tour the rhine call that man and then come to hide it back. but they're not coming yet because they are booked almost exclusively by american and chinese tourists and the international borders are still closed but we've already had 2 river cruise ships from switzerland arrive this week and last. on the nice thing is you can see the city coming back to life again. the sure enough time for that evening to stop. the least in theory and in the absence of international tourism the whole atmosphere is a bit more relaxed is that nice for the visitors coming here now they can take it easy here and enjoy the city. yes and no we're missing the international visitors title bags always been an international city that comes from the university and many of the students haven't returned here yet just because the borders are closed the international element is missing now in

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you'll hear more from the a's' gm coming up in sports. >>> a major shift coming tomorrow in california's road to reopening. it will affect one of the big things we're focused on as we try to build a better bay area amid the pandemic. the economy. governor newsom's new guidelines go into effect on monday based on case numbers and test positivity rate. counties will be four color code tiers. most of the bay area will start off purple. that's the most stringent tier. it still allows for hair salons and malls to open with limited operations. san francisco is taking a slower approach. salon there's only be able to open outdoors. it will be a mad dash at the state capitol tomorrow to pass an eviction moratorium bill. governor newsom announced on it friday after weeks of negotiation, it does not stop all evictions but it would protect many rentalers. tomorrow marks the ends of the legislative session. so the bill needs to go through many steps before being enacted, passing a final vote in the assembly and getting the governor's signature. >>> coming up, more tributes pouring in for actor chadwi

the come up a bit lately, australia government five year bond, but it has come down too. as well. the purchases of bonds have really helped. the question is when we look at the minutes -- this is in focus now because it came right after the august meeting that they started buying the bonds and started again. is there anything in the minutes where they are discussing issuance of bonds? not just by the australian government but by the u.s. government. the record funding of bonds. they are being sold all over the world. if there some kind of concern, are they starting again because they want to be ready for upper pressure on yields? those of the kind of hints people be looking for. shery: when it comes to those minutes, what are we expecting them to reveal when it comes to the resurgence in virus cases in victoria? the growth forecast cut last time. kathleen: i think what we are is are for, shery, there any hints as they have had to cut the growth? thehe outbreak in victoria, second largest state in australia, just took off. are they going to give us any hint -- are they thi

and coming up this hour...lk to two disappointed runners, after the organisers of this year's london marathon say it will now only be open to elite athletes. hello, good morning to you, welcome to bbc news. i am annita mcveigh. people arriving into the uk from belgium, the bahamas and andorra will have to quarantine for m days. transport secretary grant shapps said the changes start at 4 o'clock in the morning on saturday except in wales, where restrictions started midnight on thursday. the countries are the latest to have a change in rules, after quara ntines were reimposed for spain and luxembourg. up to 1.8 million british nationals visit belgium every year, while 150,000 visit andorra. the bahamas, meanwhile, saw more than 36,000 visits from the uk in 2018. people who do not self—isolate when required can be fined up to £1,000 in england, wales, and northern ireland and those returning to scotland could be fined £480, with fines up to £5,000 for persistent offenders. and coronavirus cases in france are bein

their evaluations haven't come back like other sectors.anks are taking massive loan loss provisions and i'm saying massive. in general, i think there's two types of investors out there there are those that say technicals are both necessary and sufficient for me to be involved in this market regardless of valuations and fundamentals those have done really well. there's a second group of investors who say favorable technicals are necessary for me not to show this market but not enough for me not to be involved i want fundamentals to validate the market i think you're seeing both play out. that's why you continue to see stock prices go up in a very unloved fashion. >> to your point about technicals, mohamed, what do you make of gold's recent run and the fact that it's broken to new highs in a nominal way does that open up the potential for this to double in the next couple of years given the balance sheet expansion you're seeing from central banks? >> what you're seeing in gold is being supported by both technical and structural demand. the r

it is pretty extraordinary come out of the fact that so many people we've got thousands again coming out week after week in this way they are trying to do new things this time they're coordinating with 18 other cities around the world largely in north america as well as europe in no way to try to internationalize this there have been protests around the world in any case before now and there are also. that there's a bit of a split between the people who are gathered here and that thousands and others who gathered at a bridge a few kilometers away in west jerusalem again they marched towards this area to try to join up with the main protest last weekend we saw the police try to stop them and they were. cat and mouse kind of running attempts to get by the police this time it seems that the police have largely allowed them to march although trying to steer them in their preferred direction just the last couple of minutes there have been reports of protesters trying to get through police barricades and there were concerns about violence tonight both from protesters who talking about poli

plenty more to come.s is bloomberg. ♪ if you look at the post office, for years, that's all people complained about. we will run it well, and we will not lose so much money. >> he's tried to prevent people from voting, undermine the u.s. postal service. >> we should be funding the postal service so it can do its job. we need to make it easy for americans to vote. >> we do need to make sure vote by mail will be safe in this country, as well. >> we have to request mail-in ballots right now tonight and send them back immediately. >> the postal service will be just fine. ability toe sure the function going into the election is not adversely affected. >> the president said he's not putting up any money for absentee voting, and he's not putting up any money for the postal service. undermining the health of our democracy. some comments on the u.s. postal service and the mail-in voting issue, which has become a key debate for the november election. the democrats are gearing up for day to of the democratic nationa

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also coming up the u.s. democrats launch their national convention but some straight talk from high profile figures. is we have any.

sec, the big 12 back, they want to come back and i think they are coming back. big ten, the pack 12 are not. i wish they would come back. i want to say it is sort of sad because i've been fighting for football to come back and we are trying to help the nfl, as long as they stand for our national anthem and honor our friend -- our flag and contribute if they start kneeling, i won't be watching and neither will a lot of people. i think what the nba did was atrocious, disgraceful the way they kneeled. their ratings are effective of that. i think football has to get smart, that is the nfl, we will see what happens be i thought they learned their lesson two years ago when people started not watching and were not going to the games so much. a lot of empty seats all of a sudden. they are going to learn that lesson again if they don't wise up. so trevor lawrence, great. people, sec,reat big 12, acc, i want to thank them and congratulate them for coming back. had a to also mention cnn story -- will they blame trump for football in swing states? what a dishonest story tha

and, when it comes to second amendment, when it comes to life, when it comes to a lot of things thatlive for, if you do not have the supreme court and the courts on your side, you can forget it. willext president, i think pick even four justices of the supreme court. they can be on the court for 40 to 50 years. you pick them young. mostis going to be the consequential presidency. this is going to be the most important, and i never thought i would say it because of what happened four years ago. this is going to be the most important election of your life. to --just wants [cheering] [chanting four more years] thank you. say, stay want to healthy, stay sharp, be careful. be very careful. go out and work. we need every single vote that we could get, because it is probably going to be close. i always assumed it would be close. the fakers back there have suppression poles where they interview more demo -- suppression polls where they interview more democrats. they take out registered voters and they say most likely to vote voters. dead, they they are are old, they are not going to do anyth

treatment is in the middle come to his left is vice president alben barkley come to his right is theirst daughter margaret and they're having quite a good time. >> the republicans thought they were going to spend the money on dewey. >> exactly. but he wins. there's a woman in india edwards who was at this wonderful very charismatic and powerful woman sort of i would sit high ranking woman in the democratic national committee at the time. and so when he wins it's well-known that truman's wife didn't think he could win. they sit together and harry says, it's harry come his wife in india and he says there's only two people who thought i could win this election and my wife is not one of them. >> that's great. we have time for a couple of questions, and there's one, one that is being asked is about the media. the media predicted, as we were discussing earlier i think right before the show, the media predicted every single newspaper in the country predicted he would lose. they all had to eat crow. there was an eat crow story from one of the washington papers, "washington post." he invited

some of them did not come in until after labor day. our donors are coming in now.oing to have an incredibly successful amount in august as we did in july as well. so i am pleased of our donors coming in. they are stepping up to the plate and we are getting good numbers. youces: how confident are the convention will galvanize big donors? ms. mcmahon: i think conventions, democrats and republicans, pretty much address the base. so i think there are swing voters that do wash. as we continue to put our numbers out and we see polling getting very tight -- in our own polling, we have the president up in a couple of our states and we have a couple races where they are tied. so we are seeing our internal polling showing that this is a very tight race, and i'm very confident that on november 3, donald trump will be reelected as president. frances: go ahead. ms. mcmahon: i am very convinced that he is going to -- frances: we have talked about small business owners and their struggles. but tell me about corporate ceo's. what do you do to convince people who run big corporatio

a dog industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells abilities on the streets many of them under-age. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge no if you're going to exploit our child here in los angeles there we're going to come out you see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight the 6 trade. gap. in your back or. a low everyone let's take a look at today's. menu to see what we're serving up on the tracks u.s. attorney general william barr testifies before congress giving the media get another chance to let their audience know just how they feel about him. today and hopefully. with one m. s. n.b.c. host openly urging a congressman to trip up bar during questioning project $1619.00 many believe it's no more than revisionist history u.s. senator tom continental says he plans to introduce legislation to prevent schools receiving federal funds from including it in their curriculum so what is it project $21.00 is horace cooper will be here to explain.

it is just coming online right now.ter the morning session was scrapped because of the storm. we saw trading with the stock connect scrapped in the morning session as well. derivative trading was delayed. hong kong has said that all tropical cyclone warnings have been canceled. the storm is dissipating. want to check in on one stock in particular. that's hong kong exchange. it came through with a record number today. a property increase of 1%. first half income rising to a $674 million on the back of a 13% gain in revenue. we've seen a state of high-profile chinese ipos hitting the city. a big spike in trading volumes as well. 33% pickup in stock trading helped by those connects to the mainland. look at this company. 22 buyers, five holds, one sale. kongwong saying that hong exchange prospects will be boosted by an influx of ipos including tech giants. with hong speaking kong exchange chief executive charles lee later today. cash that interview live on bloomberg surveillance at 4:00 hong kong time. annmarie? annmarie: w

out, and nothing has come out. we don't know if he's dead or alive. lebanon's prime minister says the blast happened when thousands of tonnes of confiscated ammonium nitrate caught fire at a warehouse. translation: what happened today won't happen won't pass without account. those responsible will pay the price for what happened. this is a promise to the martyrs and to the wounded. in other news: schools before pubs. the children's commissioner for england says schools should be first to open and last to close in any future lockdowns. if you'd like to get in touch with me on schools or any of the stories we are covering i'm on @geetagurumurthy. plus, mps say failing to implement border restrictions on arrivals earlier in the pandemic was a "serious mistake". hello. lebanon is in mourning after the huge explosion in the capital beirut yesterday, which devastated the port area of the city, and damaged many streets and buildings well beyond. the lebanese red cross has said that at least 100 people have been killed and

we will explain that and much more come coming up. can have the morning have us delivered right to you by signing up for the brand-new ktvu newsletter. head over to ktvu.com/email to sign up for this brand-new daily service. rosemary and i will be right back. (vo) i'm all about family. my mother's name is jeannie and my name is robert. that's how we came up with jr's. and my wife rita and my son robert the 4th all work here. my dream for jr's barbeque is that it's still that old neighborhood spot 50 more years from now. ♪ >>> the ace played two in houston and lost both to the astros, 4-2 and six have prepared the plan of the day as ramon with a liner in the corner. mark cannot on his way home. a perfect peg at the plate it doesn't get better than that. a great place. in houston, the astros take game 14-2. game two is finally something to cheer about. the pitch goes over the wall, strong and gone. kyle tucker comes up with the bases loaded. that's trouble because they'll come home. eight three run triple in the ballgame with the ace fa

they have come in leaner., 24 added to a government list banning them from buying products shipped from buying products shipped from america, the first time that washington cited the territorial dispute in the south china sea as the reason for that. we turn to the asian business harbour and following, any details? breaking newsjust coming in that according to the financial times, the boss of tiktok has just financial times, the boss of tiktok hasjust quit, financial times, the boss of tiktok has just quit, they have been under pressure from the us administration and washington has set a deadline in mid—septemberfor the has set a deadline in mid—september for the us operation to be sold to a us company or else the app was going to be banned. so he has quit the company just going to be banned. so he has quit the companyjust months after becoming the chief executive of the company, kevin meier, and the fd has seen the letter that he has sent to his employees and many analysts are saying that he has been in a tric

the breeze coming around, this area of high pressure coming from the north sea.ry. cooler you have missed and low cloud for the likes of newcastle and aberdeen. 17 degrees here. for most of us, the low to mid 20s today. not as hot as it has been. we have still got the humidity and moist air. into this evening and overnight, further heavy showers and thunderstorms. again, they will be hit and miss, not everywhere. you may hear some rumbles of thunder across southern england, the midlands and wales. staying dry overnight further north. temperatures in the mid to high teens in the south. still quite uncomfortable sleeping overnight. still quite humid and moist air. into saturday, high—pressure holds on in the north. we have got further showers to come toward southern parts of the uk. similar areas that are going to see the showers today, we will see them tomorrow. east anglia, southern england, the midlands, perhaps further north into wales, seeing showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. northern englund, northern ireland and scotla nd englund, northern ireland and scot

it looks like it is going to come.till think i would want to be putting my money into banks, into heavy industrials with a lot of debt. i think there's going to be continuous output gaps in the global economy, and i fo preferred quality and growth over cyclical companies. cyclical companies have had a big rebound over the last few days, but i think the long-term winning strategy remains the year-to-date winners over last week's winners. yousef: you say you prefer quality tonight i look at some of the moves in the market, the rally is unstoppable almost, the yields now close to record lows you have your spread with investment grade that has been narrowing. even if you go for an additional perspective. do you see an opportunity in some of the investment grade names? patrick: actually, we have been holding investment grade names since march we moved all of our treasuries into investment grade bonds, and they were yielding 4%, 5%, 6%, but they are yielding less than 2% now, which is the lowest they have ever gotten to on i

what if you could come back stronger? faster. better.mcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back. but bounce forward. that's why we're helping you stay ahead and adapt with a network you can count on, 24/7 support and flexible solutions that work wherever you are. call or go online today. a mixed picture in futures a crossed asia. dutch across asia. -- mixed futures across asia. ground,00 gaining rising to record. potentially modest gains across the region. in south korea we learn as soon as this week if that sort showing -- shortselling band will be extended. korean assets will be in focus along with the rising of virus infections we are seeing in south korea that may see tighter rules when it comes to social distancing. in australia it we are seeing the follow-up from recent scandals. flipping the board to preview that. rio tinto has cut bonuses for the ceo and to top executives thought to be partially response will for the distraction of aboriginal heritage sites. at amp, boardroom shakeup is underway. the chairman resign

home sometimes, when you come back to these places.wn to lanzarote on sunday. they've missed out on all of the spring tourism, so to come back here to help out the campsites, to help out the lake district, it's a no—brainer, really. at the other end of the market, the benefits are also being felt. it's been crazy busy... here, spain's loss is cumbria's gain. people are anxious about travelling internationally, so itjust means that we're having an influx of bookings. the reality is we're a 29—bedroom hotel here. we don't actually have any more space. we're disappointing people when they ring, and we're telling them we don't have rooms available until september. with virtually no international tourists, visitor numbers are down. the lakes hopes it can extend this year's season for as long as possible. danny savage, bbc news, cumbria. lewis hamilton has won the british grand prix for the seventh time in his career in dramatic fashion, crossing the finish line with just three working wheels, after getting a puncture on the final lap. usual

also coming up in the programme.he world cup winner who's joined manchester city and we hearfrom and we hear from the nfl‘s first black team president taking over at washington. hello and welcome to sportsday. football clu bs football clubs will be able to admit fa ns football clubs will be able to admit fans with the new season gets under way. the first time that has happened since the coronavirus pandemic began. it follows a written letter by a group of mps to the sports minister urging the government to allow fans inside grounds providing smaller clubs with much needed match day revenues. most it will help the many, clubs the fifth and sixth years will remain playing behind closed doors for the time being. as the government draws a distinction between recreational sport and elite sport. marc white is the chairman of national south side dorking wanderers who play in the sixth tier of english football. frustrated then that this ruling rules throughout effectively? i'm over the moon, actually. there's clarification o

that kind of debate will come out in the coming year. the impact of rolling back some of the tax cuts, we have tried to weigh that against what the cost would be of higher tariffs as well to the marketplace. we come out thinking that you have a number of forces that could be in play if biden is elected. tax cuts, but the he also probably would put in infrastructure spending, minimum wage increases, things that actually could be positive for the equity markets as well, so it is a little bit early to say, that i think you will see these issues play out. in the coming weeks as we turn toward what will the first is initial debates look like, will we see that there is still a recovery that remains in place in the u.s. with three openings and schools, is there some normalcy that is returning. that is going to fuel a lot of the discussion questions in the debate. result,fore we get to a we have to have an election and a result that does emerge perhaps days and weeks after the election. a number of analysts are saying the cards be not in after d

people come here to work. so i think our lack of having a regional approach when it comes to opening really hurt us. i hope we can get back on track with some of these things so we can come together and be more coherent and cohesive on how we're moving together. i could talk for hours about this stuff. >> so for me megan and thanks carmen. that was wonderful. the question has a different turn for me. when i think of economic recovery or public health recovery, i have to ask for who? our health was terrible before covid. our economic life was very poor precovid. so, when we're talking about the recovery of these things, if we're talking about black people, we have to have a whole different conversation. the median income for white people was $101,000 and for black people it was $29,000. our health disparities are the worse across the city for every group. it's a different discussion. again, everything -- all the racism that black people and people of color just in general experience is connected to economics, p

what about people coming over land by train bus car how does that work. but more centers are being installed in germany not only at the airports also at central way way stations at the ports of course and also on the german autobahns at some of the you know large rest stops or service areas there centers are being installed or they will be installed and this is where you can get tested all right connor bosun is with us from frankfurt airport thanks very much. to lebanon now and the united nations is warning of a humanitarian catastrophe after the massive explosions that ripped through the capital beirut on tuesday u.n. agencies say they're struggling as they try to support hundreds of thousands of people in need of help residents have started a big cleanup but they're concerned that most of the burden has landed on their shoulders. and now deeply familiar sound echoing through beirut shattered glass being cleaned up by deeply frustrated civilians this was what i've beirut hospitals with much of the infrastructure destroyed doctors and nurses have no choic

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on the gulf coast, we have a hurricane coming in. it has been described yesterday as being on survivable. unsurvivable. - we have a pandemic continues to threaten the lives of the american people. then, we have sadness of kenosha, wisconsin. of jacob blake being shot seven times. there are public policies it could've made a difference in all of this. let me say three words about the hurricanes and the coronavirus. three words. science, science, science. science of the administration has chosen to ignore and the republican party for a long time for the trumpet administration has ignored. -- the trump administration has ignored it. onlylimate crisis is not having a physical impact, but economic impact in a way that is another injustice in our society. .hese people are getting hit the gulf coast, many of them are not in and economic position to survive very well. virus,, in terms of the it is a hoax. denial, delay, distortion, masks are irrelevant. why should we have tracing? social distancing, forget about it. all the rest. the denial

of course we will have more of that coming up. kari hall is monitoring that kind of givering us the shake intensity of that, there were people who felt it al these blue dots show the reports this area and very seismic region. we know that. typically very small that you don't feel them but the fact to see that all across the north bay, something to note here as we continue to monitor for anymore reports of anymore shaking. as we head down to the south ba. we are going to have a nice day before our temperatures heath up and will head into the low to mid-80s by this afternoon. talk about this and high heat coming up. mike, how does it look for the morning drive? >> looks like i have a new crash over my shoulder on the map. just popped up in concord. i'll check out that. there's slowing for northbound 880 up toward 23rd. that construction zone still in place. a few lanes blocked there. rodeo to richmond west 80 the upper east shore freeway, we'll check them. recovery here. the crash cleared the shoulder but 84 just before the merge wi

come on, man. >> sean: come on, man. are you on drugs? are you a junkie? come on!come on, man.u >> sean: come on, man. all right, bill o'reilly. "come on, man" bumper stickers, door mats, i don't know. up next, the deep state continues to be exposed in a huge way today. sally yates testified throughout two massive bombshells. senator lindsey graham led the questioning and that's coming up. also, lawrence jones asking new yorkers, can they name one specific accomplishment biden has made over his long career to help people? let's hear the responses. let the people speak tonight. ♪ . let the people speak tonight. ♪ >> sean: today, former acting attorney general sally yates testified in front of a committee just like rod rosenstein. took a while but then she finally had to admit, knowingle what she knows now, she never would've signed the phony, fraudulent, carter page fisa application based on russian disinformation that was really used to spy on candidate trump and deep into the presidency of donald trump. take a look at how long it took to actually took her to tell

so that in 2 names come out of cutting the criminal actions joe including their side will come out or both of these guys are acting with the military deployed inside the mccall to take control so this is what we want this morning when we go to what was taking the president and his team in country inside to come there once. the president is and they control and say we we are waiting for and also sell our most mines people are saying the president has but the minute that the military the modern military doesn't. told us something is going on why do you think the audience ok pat me for injury interrupting you the address of the line has got a bit of a delay on it and i apologize for that what do you think the military will do with the president and the prime minister and these other government officials who they've arrested. i can't say exactly what but there is a lot of possibility there are no. 2 to negotiate if that is a negotiation going on your way and we so are some off with an organisation who will try to free president even a guy even if he was not remain in power but there was t

i feel like reading the headlines and the news that comes out when it comes to this question of childhood and children and tranmission of coronavirus. the news is all over the place. i feel like i have read articles that say very little risk of transmission from children and articles that say a great deal of risk and what do you know in terms of the science of this when it comes to children and coronavirus transmission? how confident are we that we know something meaningful there right now? >> steve, so anyone who tells you they know with certainty anything about the transmission of covid with children is lying to you. this virus has only been around for a little over seven months now and new knowledge is accumulating every day. early on we thought kids were unlikely to get covid and kids may be getting infected just as fre frequently as adults but more asymptomatic. kids can less likely to die but we do know that kids can get really, really sick and end up in the hospital and even die from covid-19. we also have some really important new evidence telling us that as kids get older, as the

and oakland coming in from the south.ven though the flow is more northwest predominately and west, getting some cool clean pacific air into the bay area, we have so many fires burning that we just can't clear out this smoke. hopefully we was a bit of improvement today and then as the days go ahead. unhealthy for sensitive groups in the north bay and portion size and of the san francisco area coastline unhealthy. when i come back, a look at the afternoon highs for today and into the weekend took the bigger concern is not the numbers or temperatures, but the possibility of moisture coming our way. more on this coming up. >>> president trump once again saying california officials are not doing enough to prevent wildfires. how governor newsom response. and coming up, the dnc is over and joe biden secured the democratic nomination for president. we will talk with a senior political correspondent. and helping fire evacuees and first responders how the salvation army is helping people in the north bay. lily everyone in the house

we're coming closer together. we're doing a lot more negotiating democrats in the senate than republicans in the senate. reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi said even if they have agreement today on a bill, not likely it would come up to the house for a vote for the president to sign this week. they have a long way to go to bridge this divide. thank you. jackie: edward lawrence, thank you for that. let's get to our own blake burman live at the white house with the latest reaction there. blake. reporter: edward seemed to sum it up pretty good with what is going on capitol hill with the relief measures. we did hear from the white house chief of staff mark meadows he spoke to reporters. meadows one of the top two negotiators said the following where everything stands with negotiations. quote, we started a good foundation. i will say this, secretary mnuchin is prepared to make a few proposals that hopefully will be met with enthusiasm but yet we're a long ways away striking any kind of a deal. back here at the white

we'll have more details coming up. plus one east bay county says it will not be allowing elementary schools to apply for waivers for in person classes. >>you're watching kron 00:04am morning >>good morning and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:04am morning news, it is wednesday august marty gonzales and i'm robin winston let's start this morning with a check of the forecast rebecca strong standing by rebecca good morning robin marty a. >>sticking outside right now is whole lot of fog it's going to stick around with us through much of the day today. this is our cameron san francisco just south of market and we're really socked in carl, especially thank today around the entire bay area temperature wise we're in the 50's and the 60's 61 in oakland, right now 56 right here in san francisco, 63 in san jose. and you can see on future cast for that the cloud cover the gray skies will be sticking with us through much of the day we will get peaks of sunshine and the possibility of some coastal drizzle on and off t

wednesday sees storms coming northwards across scotland.rms will be much more widespread i think across wales, southern england and the midlands i think in particular as we had to wednesday afternoon so that is properly where the greatest risk of storm activity in the viscose and flash flooding will be later in the day on wednesday. another hot and humid day of course. on the edge of high pressure will begin to build in a northern areas wednesday and thursday. that will block things and developing here but in so the swans will get trapped across england and wales, some of them bringing some lengthy and potentially torrential downpours as well. just like the storms will get trapped across england and wales. pressure in the north. for friday we have still got a number of storms or lengthy outbreaks of rain to come in, scotla nd outbreaks of rain to come in, scotland and ireland quite a bit of cloud and a few brighter spells but feeling fresher here, temperature 20 degrees or so in glasgow were still very humid across england and wales and we

i mean, a roar is coming. it pretty much stays are going into the weekend, i guess. >>> okay, thank you, steve. hollywood is being forced to get creative with upcoming movie releases. coming up, the new film that could change the industry. >>> plus, what a new study reveals about people who primarily work from home. >>> ♪ >> morning, welcome monday mor >> it has been a while since i have heard this one. send me a request. by the way, today is tony bennett's 94th birthday. i will take a tony bennett request if you have one. i like tony very much. send me a request on facebook, twitter, instagram. use the hashtag, #ktvu. >>> thank you, sal. happening today, a park in downtown san jose, that will make you pay in place order, now that more people are driving again, you will have to pay to park again. san jose has a new plan that lets people who work downtown and earn $20 an hour or less to pay only half the normal parking permit fee. >>> the city of lafayette is also charging for parking fees again. that is for al

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