denny. >> denny's team was even more heartbroken to learn that when the judge interrupted the jurors they had already reached a decision on the major counts. "dateline" talked to four jurors after the trial and they said they had already signed and sealed the ballots on all of the charges except the lesser charge of manslaughter. >> rape. >> not guilty. >> not guilty. >> murder? >> i vote nod guilty. >> not guilty. >> denny had come oh, so close to being acquitted of hannah's murder. because jurors had voted in his favor, the lawyers went back to the courts and contested his being tried again because of double jeopardy. >> how does one get tried again for a crime that he was found not guilty of? >> denny waited in jail for over a year while the courts tried to sort out what to do with him. in december of 2001 he was released on a $1 million bond. but denny's freedom would be short-lived. you'll hear more about that later. for hannah's friends and family, the shock of her violent death, follo

dennis: told me to go. was just thinking, it will be interesting to see how nothing was said more publicly, i saw more pictures on social media of tiktok and puzzles. i'm not sure i can predict that post quarantined the people will retain that. dennis: we have something maybe going to eat maybe running in tomorrow's issue about a store that they vanessa reopening in this and we are going to stop selling. they had a huge display of puzzles they just wanted to get rid of so they can get books back in. john: sort of like the coloring book craze. dennis: sorry getting reports on oxtails. [laughter]. jenn: i continue that i saw something that talked about the e-commerce platforms and talking about a number of antiracism books. and over the weekend in fact we were talking about how does this innovate and what if we changed editorial but is here today. dennis: before the george floyd murder, we had a lead editorial for readers written and it was going to run, i think next week. and then suddenly come up with every

dennis comes in third, 20 minutes behind the top runner.sted, he had to stop at the last turn around point. >> daniel came in fourth. he tripped on a stone midway down the mountain and fell. the award for fourth place was just $70. the runners' take home money is the prize money after deducted 15% c commission for chen and t cocost of air fare and accommodatioions. due t to his injury, daniel was unable t to run in races later the month. he ran just threeee races and w a total of around $500 u.s. after deducting costs, he ended upup with losses of $650. >> dennis ended up $1,000 ahead. >> it's a little money, but it's going to boost my training so i can achieve the next level. o weeks ago, i ran my personal best, two hours, 13 minutes. and i'm hoping maybe i can find a good agent. someone who will connect me to races in europe. so china is like building up. at therus, a country crossroads. opposition against lukashenko gets stronger and pressure continues to build. i am lauren taylor and this is al jazeera from london. the democratic nation

still with us is dennis gartman.is, one thing that does look v-shaped if you squint a little bit is the recovery in the s&p. we see new highs there and new highs on the nasdaq. just how out of kilter come out of your range of possibilities is the positivity we are seeing in equity markets right now? >> the problem we have or i have in the stock market is how narrow it has been. everyone is talking about that and they should be. the fact we have five or six stocks that have led the entire market higher, take a look at the broad stock market itself, the s&p 500, about 400 of these stocks are lower for the year. five or six or higher. in higher dramatically. that is bothersome. when you see the narrowing of rotation, yet to be concern. it reminds me of the early 1970's when the nifty 50 took the market higher and the at the market collapsed in september, october, november that year. it bothers me it has become this small, this tight, this narrow, and i think it should be paying attention to that fact. anna: is it all ab

dennis quaid. >>here is that it was really off the wall but we we uh i just couldn't resist had to. >>he could be as up and opting this little guy with his name from the lynchburg humane society warm out to save all dennis quaids of the world ever we can do that while it's not on the top 10 list for most popular cat names it is certainly sparked a lot of buzz. meet dennis quaid after 10 news feature dennis quaid the cat under clear the shelter segment there how are you sure that story caught the attention of the hollywood actor musician and now podcast or areas, yeah yeah, oh my god, she also have the bet show that journey here. >>is doing and i'm executive producing on me it's really turned out to be really one of my favorites a shelter cat with his name plus a pet podcast equals the perfect adoption story. >>i feel so good shelter staff didn't believe it at first, i think. >>there's no way this is early someone's prank in a field like the real been of playing we've reached out to the it took us a

thanks so much, dennis. ona blic sidewalk to catch a glimpse of all the action in fact, we saw more people today along the makeshift gallery, even with police patrolling the area. the pga had said it would cover the holes in the screens, but that clearly has not happened yet. you can watch the 2020 pga championship live all weekend from harding park right here on kpix 5 and had to kpix.com /pga championship for extended coverage and a virtual tour of the course. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area, one city tried a strategy that is popular in other bay area places, but it did not help businesses turn a profit what they were going to try instead. >>> and we will show you how the long straight trip has continued 24 years after the death of a bay area music icon. >>> and wear a mask or don't fly with us. a major airline getting tough with new coronavirus restrictions. >>> beautiful weather across the bay area today. blue skies as we look to the south in salesforce talent. comi look, this isn't my first

dennis miller plus one about aloha folks.thinking of getting immutably once we got her she was as he didn't know until he was trapped in this tiny little wire be going near the crate with him he was. freaking out in she want to spray him anywhere near. the leading dogs caged in the in human conditions on puppy farm i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in cages outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the courtier the rain the snow the funder nothing they have no protection. to take care of you. it's 2 kids. across the u.s. cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and stores most of the puppies are coming from this large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sold in stores even joined a group businesses are involved like the mom center there has been a shocking amount of organized opposition to adverts to increase the standards of care for dogs bred in commercial breeding for so many most of that opposition is coming from huge agricultural groups and industries that have noth

we wish dennis quaid and dennis quaid a happy life together.w if there's a cat named dan harris -- >> oh, yeah. >> daniel b. harris. >> my worry is that some shelter out there is going to name a bunch of cats dan harris. >> a bunch of them. >> overrun at my home. i would kind of like it. my wife -- >> you can add to your wayward animal farm. >> more cat socks. >> i don't think it's your decision how many more cats you have. >> i sometimes refer to my colleagues as my wayward animal farm. >> oh, stop. >> there you go. >> i'm trying to get whit to stop scooting on the carpet. anyway -- >> bad habits. >> yeah, okay. just letting the awkward laughter percolate. >>> now to our "gma" cover story, with many schools closed, families are turning to learning pods, an option that is out of reach for families without means as "the new york times" reported. one mom came up with a solution and stephanie ramos has much more on that. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: dan, good morning. learning pods are becoming more popular now that many schools are shift

. >> i'm juliet, rich and dennis here as well, the conditions beautiful day out there at harding park. >> especially teeing off on the morning, players are still on the course, some battling to make the cut, but we do know this, after two rounds of the pga championship, ut off in the morning, your chances are far better, in fact, chinese golfer went out just after 7 am this morning, shot a five under 65, he is eight under for the championship, and through 36 holes he has the outright lead. how do you like it? unfamiliar names atop the leaderboard, mike lorenzo barra, is a shot back of lee brooks koepka and five other golfers are to back, tiger is nowhere near the top of the leaderboard, he is 7th back late in his round, even par, tiger, two over for the day, he left his putter at home, actually bought a new putter with him that is not served him well, par five post game show coming up, at 7:30. >> the old putter excuse, thank you. >>> golf fans are lining the fences tonight, trying to catch a glimpse of the tournament, live, we went back out there today, you can see a lot of folks the

let's check in with dennis with sports. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, how does tiger woods deal without any roars the weekend? his reaction is coming up. >>> and what the a's are celebrating already for the second time this season. we're coming up. >>> here's a live look outside in downtown san jose on this wednesda we started the cool dow yesterday and today we're going to keep it going. another ten degree drop if you notice daytime highs getting ng into the mid- and upper 70s and that means for the rest of us a lot of gray out there. marine layer is thick and widespread. for now there's the snapshot on what to expect today. 77 for the inland high for today. that's only six degrees warmer than the bay. congratulations. don't get many day like this in august but we do get them. all right. dennis, over to you. >> reporter: good morning everybody. a's pitcher jesus low czar doe has been impressive out of the bullpen since being called up last september. last night, he got his first start in the a's victory over texas. 22-year-old making his sta

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one and this a throw from a i've always admired this man's acting from the travel sana malcolm mcdowell on the show today malcolm known for his roles in obviously clockwork orange star check generations calendula also appeared in t.v. series like entourage heroes the mentalist did a nice turn as rupert murdoch in the fox news has take me to drama bombshell and his newest bill the one we're going to talk about the big ugly came out on july 31st currently available on digital platforms to stream mr mcdowell how are you my friend then it's nice to talk to you again it's been a while listen let me have barry the coo bricky and leave here we'll get to that much later in the interview i can't believe you got a hole in what place lay that out for me how did it feel why fret. oh my god. well if you're a golf course i am of the heights of whatever you know. i as i was actually playing with a gentleman who had all times and he was a friend of mine at the club where i played and you know he i hadn't seen him in a few months and i asked the you know the stocks

dennis? >> some big names are in contention at harding park, but it is the player that never one in the u.s., that is leading the pga championship after two rounds. perfect weather early, but a cool off later in the day. tiger woods with three back after thursday, but struggled today, tee shot on three, lance, woods shot 2/72, a strokes off the lead. lee from china got out early, and carded a bogey free five under 65, the 25-year-old who usually plays in his home country and the european tour, hung on to the lead all day, lee is eight under par, and lisa six players by two shots heading into the weekend. phil mickelson should not be counted out, john edmund dropped telling me that mickelson sunk a birdie on his final hole, just to make the cut, don't forget about phil, but all chasing lee. at harding park, dennis, kpix five. >> dennis, thank you, 3rd round action starts 1 pm tomorrow here on kpix five, coming up in a few minutes burden glenn will join us to break down a busy night in bay area

malcolm mcdowell the spin dennis miller plus one. you can't be both with the yeah you was. thinking of getting the music on the ones we got in our ships no problem was he didn't know until he was trapped in this tiny low wired which we don't need a crate with him he will just. freaking out and he won't let us bring him anywhere near fells and so greeting dogs that caged in the interview lane conditions on puppy farms i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in cages outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the courtier the rain the snow the funder nothing they have no protection. to get what you. get through kid. across the u.s. cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and pet stores most of the puppies that are coming from this large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sold in stores even giant a good businesses are involved like cargill and mom center there has been a shocking amount of the organizing opposition to efforts to increase the standards of care for dogs bred in commercial breeding for so many most of that oppos

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. >>> we get bonus sports from dennis. high dennis . >> i like the 10:00 does. bring it on every night. >>> the career of a young pitcher. lebron james would have been kobe bryant's very proud. tipoff is next . >>> our all-day virtual telephone for fire relief is underway right now. kpix 5 is partnering with the red cross to donate. call the number there on your screen , 1-855-848-give . or visit our website, kpix.com. we will check in life want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>> the bad news for the a's, they opened up 10 game road trip. the goodness, the three teams they are playing against have a combined 13 games under .500. look there. thfirst look at the brand-new field in arlingroof their first home run? a soul shot and it tied the game at 2- 2. they came in with an eight- game losing streak but they came up agai

in our sports director dennis o'donnell will have a full report on the decision as well as the fallout from the on >>a silicon valley sting thotatthe berkeley adult school is the first example of a walkup self- testing kiosk in the country. this is how it works. users take a swab sticking out of a slot. wipe the inside of their mouths for 20 seconds. and then put the swab in a plastic vial. from there it's sent off for testing. >> that's where a lot of capacity is born and we have built tools and systems just to do this at a pandemic scale. >> i didn't realize this was an but no this was totally easy and painless. >> the test was created by a company called curative and can provide results in one to two days. >>> parents are being warned to make sure they keep up with their children's vaccination schedule during the pandemic. cbs' tom hanson reports a new survey finds many are still wary of going into the doctor's office. >> reporter: 5-year-old ja's first day of kindergarten will be virtual because of the pandemic. >> he definitely prefers and succeeds in a face-to-face environment. b

i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> well, thanks dennis. for giving us a throwback there. 4:56 right now. >> still ahead in the next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, today's dangerous temps bringing a new concern. power outages. what the state is asking you to now do. >>> and here's a live look outside before we head to break. this is from our salesforce tower camera. looking west. mary breaks down that hot forecast for you right after >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the heat is on. where temperatures will top triple digits today and where you can cool off. >>> and major fires triggering evacuations in southe

the cat's name is actually dennis quaid. >> dennis quaid the actor told the station, i'm out to savemed dennis quaid, i mean, it's the only responsible thing to do. you know there's a great dane at the animal shelter called keneth moen? >> i hear he is a rough character. >> he is like, what can i say? >> all right. a on new microban 24 watch as microban 24 kills 99.9% of bacteria... and then, even after multiple touches, keeps killing bacteria for 24 hours. i trust microban 24 to keep killing bacteria for 24-hours. try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support silky hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. beauty comes naturally, only from nature's bounty. beauty comes naturally, start your day with secret. secret stops sweat 3x more than ordinary antiperspirants. with secret, you're unstoppable. no sweat! try it and love it or get your money back. ♪ all of me loves all of you ♪ love your curves and all your edges ♪ ♪ all your perfect imperfections ♪ >>> i'm going to keep it toth. m ing toee tether. ers clrlso much love in the igen househo. >> the co

our sports director has that part of our coverage tonight, dennis?e response in the shooting of jacob blake started this afternoon. the nba and then it spread and trickled down to the rest of the sporting world including major league baseball where three games were postponed today. one of them. giants/dodgers game. called off less than 30 minutes before the first pitch. the teams will play a doubleheader tomorrow. giants, other teams, athletes, need to use their platform to continue to speak out against racial and social injustice. >> we have a tremendous amount of influence because we work in professional sports. every time a news story surfaces about, you know, racial inequality in our country we have a great opportunity to talk about it. we have a responsibility to talk about it on those days. today is not the last day that we are going to get to have a tough conversation and we should embrace it on a day to day basis now that we have the opportunity to do so. >> reporter: san jose earthquakes postponed their game tonight against the portland timb

gene rowley package we'll talk about that would dennis percentage former u.s. representative from ohio and follow on mayor of cleveland and a candidate for the democratic presidential nomination in 20042008 ok millions of americans hang on that is what's going to happen dennis are they going to come to an agreement well they better have a situation where people are worried about being a victim going into foreclosure they need money the government has no trouble when it comes to propping up wall street we have to do good for main street and that of course is going to make another stimulus check and it has to mean unemployment benefits extended as well if you're in congress what would be your plan well i do a couple things 1st of all i think that we are at the point where we need a bill that i talked about years ago as a matter of fact so i ended up meeting my wife it's it's called the need act the national employment emergency defense act which creates the jobs to rebuild america or in this case help infrastructure there are so many different things we need to d

denis kenji kit curry he's a lawyer working on cyber security issues at the university of bremen dennis what's behind the u.s. government's mistrust of tech talk. so there has been a very long smaller political conflict in the technology sector and this conflict has also now been reopened and we all know that the relations between the u.s. and china have been strained for some times and they have been the use accusations of all this. off of the back of what way and u.s. communication technology the better off to talk in my opinion the next step and also possibly the last action of the u.s. government in this context it sounds like you're saying this is more about the u.s. versus china rather than us versus. tick-tock as a company so to speak can we can we trust can we trust take out when it says it's not political and wouldn't pass user data to beijing. i think that this question cannot be answered was 100 percent certainty but one thing is definitely to the er so it's not an espionage per se in my opinion and that's because also clear when you take a look at the user group offtake dot

dennis quaid said he knew he to adopt little dennis quaid and he's out to save all of the dennis quaids in the world. >>> well happening now for you, a partial lockdown in new zealand is continuing for another 12 days. health authorities are investigating whether shipping works were a source of the first domestic outbreak in over three months. that has grown to 30 people. >>> and coming up next on "today in the bay," a quick look at top stores we're covering for you this friday morning including hundreds of people outside of oracle park during tonight's giants game. but they're not fans. the reason former employees are taking to the streets. >>> plus a touching family reunion all caught on camera. ot family had to go through just to get to this heartwarming reunion. you don't want to miss it. a lot more ahead. "today in the bay" continues in just a moment. >> nbc bay area microclimate weather certified most accurate by weather rate. >> it is going to be a bumpy road back to normal so we'll continue to take your pandemic and financial questions every day. bill asked what is the fastest w

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kpix 5's dennis o'donnell with more from the opening day of the pga championship. dennis? . >> reporter: this tournament was scheduled six years ago. it was supposed to be played in may. some doubted it would ever happen. today harding park officially became a championship golf course. no fans however, unfortunately. but lots of cold and fog, the sun peeked out throughout the day. tiger looking for his 16th major. rolling in tts. he finished 2 under. just three off the lead. the longest hitter on tour. he broke his driver because he leaned on it too hard. he finished three back of your leaders at five under par. coming up, tiger woods reaction on brooks koepka. >> exciting to watch. thank you. we will check in with you in a few minutes and don't forget to tune in tomorrow night, 7:30 p.m. for our par 5 special. we will have full second round highlights and analysis and a look ahead to the weekend. >>> there was no gallery lining fans to way at harding p look through the fences around the course. pga officials are aware of what happened so expect more fencing tomorrow. >>>

please welcome dennis quaid, who joins us in cyber hall from his home in los angeles. was just talking about different tv shows and movies to watch to help you pass the time. "a dog's purpose," i think i could watch every single night. i love it. - wow, thanks. and "a dog's journey." - and "a dog's journey"! you never realize, i'm sure, when you make a film like that, how often people will turn to it for comfort. certainly, we didn't see this kind of comfort being needed. - yeah, no kidding about that. and by the way, with "a dog's purpose," "a dog's journey," we are going to make a third one. that's what i hear. - really? - yes, and it's going to take place in doggy heaven. - well, that's something to look forward to on the other side of all of this. - same here, yeah. - how are you guys holding up? how are you and the family holding up? - you know, being an actor, i think we are more trained for this than a lot of the population. because we do a job for a couple of months, and then you'll have several months off in between not knowing what your next job is going to b

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kpix 5's dennis o'donnell joins us now to break it down for us. dennis? >> reporter: yeah. yesterday three games were canceled, today seven major league baseball games postponed in the wake of the jacob blake shooting, including the a's and rangers in texas. now, some questioned the mood to play last night but they struggled to get everybody together in time to make a decision. a's second baseman says the team felt today it was necessary to take a stand. >> these couple days are historic times in sports and, you know, one day our kids are going to ask us what was going on, what did we do to help bring awareness to these, you know, issues in the world and one game we decided not to play and that will speak volumes. i don't think our team knows the impact of how big it is right now but down the line, when we get older we will understand this impact was monumental. >> reporter: after playing on wednesday, the nfl postponed thursday and friday's schedule. five games in total in response to the shooting. games resume on saturday. and as a result of their postponement yesterday,

. >> as chairman of the san francisco republican party, john dennis knows what it feels like to be a minority. >> for some people we are kind of a novelty. kind of like i am going to being -- bringing a republican to a party. >> dennis believes donald trump energizes supporters better than joe biden. that is why the president's campaign has more to lose from the pandemic. >> primetime performer. for him it's important to be in front of crowds. i expect they will try to have as many events as possible so he can leverage that talent of his, but again, i think it really impedes him and hurts him more than it does the democrats. >> former chairman of the california gop and now does political analysis for cable news. he believes it's vital for candidates to project positivity and feels candidate trump has improved in that regard. >> as you look at what he does in press conferences, he is now more measured and less negative. that is in no small part to the help of kellyanne conway and others and he needs to follow through with that for the rest of this campaign and actually, for the rest o

i wanted to pose a question to dennis. you were talking about real rates being low and what that just your equity markets. do you believe rates should be the slow and if so, what is that doing to an inflated discount rate and how does that translate into what should be effectively higher valuations or can you not use 50 basis points as a discount rate because it is not feel appropriate? how are you thinking about that? points i think 50 basis is a fair discount rate if you have a global savings. there seems to be a desire for institutional investors around hold risk.o that is because of the potential for deflation if things go wrong. we can determine that with china and the u.s., with covid, etc. since monetary policy is a relatively weak rule in offsetting deflation or encouraging inflation, the policy rate makes sense. it is more of a hedge. the relationship between bonds and stocks changed over the last 15 years. you are going to see earnings growth above that rates. my answer is to say it is appropriate. it is appropri

all right, dennis. thanks a lot. >>> new at 5:00.a san francisco judge is granted a preliminary injunction ordering uber and lyft to stop classifying drivers as independent workers. they requested the injunction as part of a lawsuit claiming that uber and lyft are violating a new law that requires workers to be classified as employees to ensure benefits. >>> right now a county employee and her husband are facing charges of conspiracy, extortion, and labor trafficking involving their nanny. authorities say that the couple recruited their nanny from nigeria and told her to obtain a fraudulent that come here. once she arrived they allegedly took her passport. investigators say the victim was forced to sleep on the floor and was not allowed to take breaks or days off and was paid $150 a month. >> she was recruited through her church, her trust was gained and she was brought to this country to take care of the children and offered a wage to which he agreed. she had no idea what her rights were. >> the couple has pleaded not guilty. >>> st

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host: fort myers, florida, dennis. democrats line.aller: conventions are important because people gather, they exchange ideas. i heard the gentleman speaking of zoom and everything else, but you kind of lose the human contact. also, you forget about the economics in regards to conventions. let's face it, people go to a certain city. they take hotel rooms, go to restaurants. they have other services. that is an economic boost to that community. let's face it, people have gathered together to exchange ideas in regards to whatever republican, democratic, independent, green, whoever, but it is important that people have that human contact because -- host: sorry, go ahead. it,er: because, let's face when people have ideas, it is face-to-faceou are away,housands of miles even though maybe the ideas can be put forth. that is all i have to say. host: do you still plan to watch even in this new format? caller: of course. i have watched the conventions for as long as i can recall. the first convention that i did not watch -- wait a minute, i wa

we will seem thank you dennis. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist. paul, would you think, will they get any relief on the course ? >> a little bit the fog will be an issue tomorrow morning but the wind will not be as strong tomorrow. it's never a calm day in the city but it will not be as wendy. you will see a little bit of sunshine peeking through by tomorrow afternoon. temperatures will warm up a lot. at least it will head in a better direction for tomorrow. for the first couple of days and then after the cut, things will look better as we head into the weekend. we will keep you updated every day even though we know, spectators cannot go to the course, it is nice to know the conditions are going to be like, before you flip on the coverage. temperatures right now, mostly in the 60s, unusual for august. usually we have 60s right around the bay and coast. mostly 80s and 90s further inland but not today. gray skies overhead that fog is dropping lower and lower. 65 in concord the at 7 pm. low 70s in santa rosa which is ú60 degrees on the nose downtown.

let's check in with dennis with sports. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell.across the sporting landscape react to the shooting of jacob blake. indebate r >>> remember, kpix 5 wants to bring you the good news happening in the bay area. just go to kpix.com/together. you can also send your story ideas to together@cbs.com. we'll be right back. >>> all right, it is 4:53. on this thursday morning. and i have some good news, we have better air quality as we start off our day with that stronger sea breeze kicking in for us. you can see those dots in green and yellow. and that's good to moderate air quality this morning. >> reporter: good morning everybody. the first domino to fall yesterday was the milwaukee bucks. boycotting their game against the orlando magic in response to the shooting of jacob blake. who was shot in the bucks' home state of wisconsin. >> one of the last few days and our home state of wisconsin, we've seen the horrendous video of jacob blake being shot in the back seven times by a police officer in kenosha and the additional shooting of protester

thank you dennis. tonight the warriors are saying "we support nba players in taking actions designed to shed light and send a loud and clear message. enough is enough. we are united in our stance against racial injustice." athletes have often been at the forefront of the fight for social justice in the united states. kpix 5's maria medina is live in san jose with a look at how drastically the conversation has changed in a short amount of time. maria. >> reporter: well as dennis said, tonight the san jose earthquakes postponed their game. it is a show of solidarity we've never seen before in the sports world. and we certainly didn't see it four years ago.>> our focus today cannot be the last of it. >> the movement started by the milwaukee bucks and spread quickly throughout professional sports leagues. the wnba, mlb and mls. >> it's very difficult to be heard until you have attention. our athletes are now demanding attention. >> the san jose state assistant professor is also an advisory board member for

dennis, east orange, new jersey. democrat. caller: how are you doing? i'm good.set aboute everything that is going on. butuse i don't hear nothing a lot of back-and-forth things between both parties against each other and i'm tired of that. since obama came into the administration, from day one it was attack and i had never seen that. i'm 50 years old. i had never seen that. agenda on the whole platform, i had never seen that happen before. it is just terrible how these people are right now. on both sides. i'm just sick of it. host: identify a couple issues you really care about. caller: i care about black lives. i care about my life, my kids' life. i'm so scared for my kids' life. not even scared, i just got to keep telling them to be careful because the police department theeverything, they know people that they are hiring. you get a background check. they are supposed to do a thorough check, like the fbi, cia. they are supposed to do a thorough check because four individuals in this world to just come out and say, he has a warrant for his arrest, it could be a

that's the latest in i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> time now is 4:57. still ahead in our next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area -- >> selfless, caring and a good person. coming up, the >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a fiery deadly crash in alameda county. what we're just learning about that wreck that shut down parts of 680 overnight. >>> the federal relief headed to front lines of the wildfires ravaging the bay area. >>> a final good-bye for the san quentin prison guard who lost his life to coronavirus. how he'll be honored today. good morning everyone, it's wednesday, august 26th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. good morning. first up a check of our forecast with mary lee and mary, another smoky day ahead. >>> it is for sure. unfortunately so, len. we are still dealing with those hazy and smoky skies with the spare the air alert in effect once again today. now at least some good news this morning. it's not as bad as compared to yesterday at this time. current air quality conditions you can see a lot

dennis it's always great seeing it thanks for joining us larry thank you and best wishes to you thank you dennis crew senator former presidential candidate former mayor of cleveland more politicking right after this. a short time ago an american airplane run by a hiroshima. study got kind many. succulents up to go. how one thing we do know that her chin it's. like most americans growing up after the war the bombs were a great thing they ended the war they say hundreds of thousands of lives on both sides and that's what my grandfather always said was his reason for the decision. truman was hoping for a dual strategy one was to drop the bombs and hope that japan would surrender to number 2 the americans were trying to send a message to the soviet union and there was american poor planning in october 145 in chosen 20 targets in russia. it's kind of financial survival job today was all about money laundering 1st to visit this castle just a different. good is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up here maybe something in europe something in america something overseas or the cayma

dennis good to see you thanks for being with us today this is a great to be back with you this is a particularly crucial season we're looking at a summer peak vacation time that we we normally see and we're seeing some highs but what's going to happen after the summer demand fades away that travel rush. well and i'm a pilot for american airlines and i've been out there flying and so we saw exactly what you reported an increase in flying it came down into a play it so with the resurgence and just as you talked we saw over 800000 throughput since he has 'd say that's great to see that's 9 times as many folks 900 percent increase from the very low point back in april 12th still a long lot of runway to go as you mentioned we're going to come into the fall season which is what we call a shoulder season so travel decreases as well but there's a lot a lot of static in their kids are going to be back at school there's certainly a pent up demand but that's juxtaposed the concern for where do you go and what can you do when you get there i think that a lot of people have realized that airline

dennis it's always great seeing it thanks for joining us larry thank you and best wishes to you thank you dennis crew senator former presidential candidate former mayor of cleveland more politicking right after this. summer is still the. episode. why a pulse can be exciting very exciting i'm excited i know you're excited i know states is accepting. a short term ago an american airplane run bomb on hiroshima. standing up. on the ridge and. i like most americans growing up after the war the bombs were a great thing they ended the war they say hundreds of thousands of lives on both sides and that's what my grandfather always said mrs reason for the decision. truman was hoping for a dual strategy one was to drop the bombs and hope that japan would surrender and number 2 the americans were trying to send a message to the soviet union there was american were plenty enough to break the can $45.00 have chosen 20 targets and russia. would back on politicking with joe walsh the former republican congressman author of silence calling trump out for the cultish moronic authoritarian con man he is

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dennis o'donnell, kpix 5.guys, back to you. >>> and the wariers said quote we support nba players and taking actions designed to shed light and send a loud and clear message enough is enough. we are united in our stance against racial injustice. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. and let's go live right now to the gulf coast where they are surveying the damage from hurricane laura. which made landfall at about 10:00 our time last night. we've been watching these pictures coming in live from the louisiana coast. going from cameron to new orleans. some 200 miles where they are just seeing field, flood, roads, everything. just blocked by water right now. after that extreme storm surge moved in. laura has been packing 100-mile- per-hour winds and it is now a category 2 hurricane. likely to become a tropical storm before the day is out and the storm is going to move farther northwest inland today. take a look at this video though. this was shot a couple of hours ago of the roof blowing off or parts of it,