we'll bring you details when we have them. rish?dynamicrings the most thinkers, and one of the participants is joining us from wellington. and it's sheila patel. great to see you. are.us an idea of where we let's have a look at where we are in terms of your business 's been happening at the market. seeing lockdowns easing in some parts of the world and some reinstated. sheila: thank you for having me. so much has changed. we are in an interesting juncture. we are seeing clients shift from the immediate challenges of negotiating this crisis to really saying what are the long-term perspectives i need to think about for allocation and portfolio? what trends will be sticky from these events? i think work from home, changes to health care, processed around the world, the health care industry, obviously the adoption of new technologies, these are some of the trends that will be picky over time and clients are trying to make sure are captured within their portfolio. thingd: sheila, the other happening in your business has been taking contr

in detail they're like sedition secession they are very they are not very detailed they're very broad so we do not really know what will consist as a crime in the end ok thanks that is that shop over to hong kong and t.v. how are people there taking this news. well this is something news hour has set has set shock waves across the city estimations they'd be out there content up the law is still a very fake at this stage but basis worrying enough for many citizens now haha i am especially. the opposition came some of the pro-democracy because they say they criticize the new legislation is actually a nightmare for the city that they they are afraid that it is going to hinder the remaining judicial independence offices here because the judge just will be appointed by the chief executive was just not democratically elected in hong kong they say they are afraid that the remaining independence judiciary and the power to check and balance will fade away under the new legislation and so on people really affray and also the new department off on national security agency on there are so many de

the devil is in the detail.ecisely how boris johnson plans to let the secretary rolled out this money when the schools will be getting it quickly 01’ schools will be getting it quickly or whether the government will be nimble and how they deliver the cash incentives. the schools getting what they need to be what they need, setting out exactly what will help their schools and their pupils, or it would be a headline amount of money given to the private sector, rolled out that way, which is much more likely to struggle to get to the people who need it, the schools have less autonomy. we really need to see both detail of how it will be spent, the times it will be spent, and whether or not teachers and unions are happy with the detail borisjohnson unions are happy with the detail boris johnson hopefully will have unions are happy with the detail borisjohnson hopefully will have in the next few days. the other aspect of the knock—on effect it picked up by the mail, and, andy, this is a story that could be quite a long

we have new and sickening details about the killing of ahmaud arbery. we'll speak with the arbery family attorney later this hour. let's speak with laura -- >> so many disturbing and upsetting videos that we've seen in recent days. this one is truly shocking. two buffalo police officers have now been suspended without pay after a video shows them shoving a 75 yeeryear-year-old proteste the ground. we have to warn you, this video is disturbing. >> get a medic. >> walking up -- >> the mayor of buffalo says the man has been hospitalized in serious but stable condition. police originally released a statement saying the man tripped but the video clearing shows that he was shoved to the ground. governor cuomo called it wholly unjustified and disgraceful. the two officers have been suspended as we mentioned without pay. >> laura we'll have more about this throughout the program. >>> protests from coast to coast after i stirring memorial service for george floyd. cnn's omar jimenez is live in minneapolis for us with more. tell us what happened. >> reporter: als

a large man ammunition disturbing details about the air force sergeant accused of carrying out a deadly ambush attack against a deputy in >>and got a standing hiding right here to my right and a man's chilling encounter with the suspect as he tried to run away from police. >>thank you for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news at 6 i'm justine waldman we have new and disturbing details emerging about what happened in the santa cruz mountain community of ben lowman on saturday when the sheriff's department says deputies were ambushed in an attack that killed deputy demon got swell or kron four's rob fladeboe is following this developing story for us tonight, he joins us now live from the santa cruz county sheriff's office with the very latest details good evening, rob. >>good evening justine on here at the sheriff's where there was a news conference here late this afternoon sheriff jim hart hailing the slain deputy is a hero tonight. revealing some new details about what actually happened up there in ben lomond we also heard from the fbi which confirmed that it is indeed investigating a

is passed do we have that detail?ms to be along the lines of, we need to see the details? yeah, there are certainly some questions about exactly how this money will be spent and exactly how much discretion head teachers will have. it is £1 billion overall, for england. two thirds of that, around £650 million, will be spent across england, head teachers will be able to apply for it, they are allowed to spend what they want, but there is an emphasis from the government on trying to make it about either group tutorials or individual tutorials if necessary. there is another £350 million which is for the most disadvantaged children, to make sure that they can catch up through tutoring in the next academic year. broadly, it has been welcomed by education unions and by politicians. have a listen to the schools minister, nick gibb, bbc this morning. our clear intention is that more schools will open in september, thatis more schools will open in september, that is what we want to see happening. there will be a phased approach

a large man ammunition disturbing details about the air force sergeant accused of carrying out a deadly ambush attack against a deputy >>the government's standing hiding right here to my right and a man's chilling encounter with the suspect as he tried to run away from police. >>thank you for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news at 5 i'm justine waldman. >>we start now with new and disturbing details that are emerging about what happened in the santa cruz mountain community of ben lowman on saturday. when the sheriff's department says deputies were ambushed in an attack that killed deputy damon got swell or kron four's rob fladeboe is following this developing story for us tonight and he joins us now live from the santa cruz county sheriff's office with the very latest rob. >>and that's right justine the sheriff's office today double down on its assertion that these deputies were ambushed one deputy killed another is seriously injured in stable condition in the hospital and expected to survive. the sheriff says these uh these deputies were up against a guy armed than a or 15 assault r

detail from the right is a detail with myself converseing with rebel prisoners. according to the rules of chivalry sketch. we see another detail taken from view of america, you also see a fort in the background with an american flag from the virginian riflemen sketch that was there. oh, you also see a light infantryman pointing in jest at captured american prisoners and what do you see in myself conversing with prisoners, a light intan infantry manpointing in jest at captured american prisons. is the view in america cartoon one of richard st. george's cartoons as well. ? i know steven billgilbert had theorized that in 1980s.then we were able to find more cartoons by richard st. george. if you look in the bottom left corner, you see rstgm, for richard st. george manser. now, richard st. george manser is richard st. george manser's birth name. these cartoon are from 1772 and 1773, that's what he was known as. in 1774 when a maternal relative passed away, he stood to inherit land in ireland, and following a tradition of the period, he took on his mother's surname to

we'll wait to hear the details, rosemary. >> we'll come to you as soon as we hear the details. will ripley in hong kong. thank you. steven, how is this being reported across china and how big a win is this for president xi jinping? >> reporter: well, rosemary, as will mentioned, they have not made mention of the passage of the law. we are expecting, just as he is, to hear more details in the coming hours. from beijing's perspective, this is long overdue. almost 23 years after off vern at this returned to hong kong. it passed a similar law. the last time they tried in 2003 there were huge protests on the streets. since then we have seen many more protests and demonstrations on the streets in hong kong against beijing and especially including the latest protest movement that began last year that really shook the beijing leadership reinforcing this notion in their mind that hong kong had become a bastian of empty china sentiment and not only are they seeing a growing movement about pro democracy causes and pro hong kong independence movement. the way they see it instituted by host

all day long, prosecutors have been laying out in detail the crimes that have been committed by joseph d'angelo over so many years. there are details that paint the picture of a monster. >> reporter: joseph d'angelo arrived in a wheelchair surrounded by deputies as he entered a back door of the sacramento state campus ballroom turned sacramento county courtroom. inside, d'angelo wearing the orange jumpsuit and clear face shield, his head hung as if he had no strength to hold it up. d'angelo's defense table sat facing more than 150 of his úfamily members. and their he strained to respond to questions from the judge. >> just of genes d'angelo, is that your true and correct name, sir? i guess your honor.>>> one by one, prosecutors narrated the murders and d'angelo emitted hedefendant ened. nut entered the back of her head lt and lodged in her brain read >> the defendant struck mr. smith with a log of firewood causing blunt force injuries to the back right portion of his head. >> reporter: even forced her to orally copulate him by threatening to cut her baby boy's ear off. >> reporter: pro

do we have any more details on the suspect, christian b?cture of the suspect from locals who lived here. some say they knew him for 20 years and one says she was contacted by german police years ago. she said she often heard him shouting with his girlfriend. another said he would do odd jobs, that he always had no money that the media here talk about a life of criminality, drug dealing, burglary. it is not clear whether portuguese investigators knew about the convictions for child sex offences but to date there has been no sign of an investigation. the portuguese police saying this is about targeting tourists, thousands who are here in may 2017 who might have seen something, perhaps taking a picture with the suspect in the background by chance and the police saying they have had more than 200 calls and e—mails with information to the incident room. they said there is a £20,000 reward for anyone with information about the disappearance of madeleine mccann from the ocean club hotel which leads to the arrest and conviction of the person respon

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coronavirus containment campaign with a number of infections spiking tele plans to record the health details of nearly 30000000 residents and test everyone showing symptoms also in the program is supposed to be high season and tania but spirits in the turkish resort are low as the pandemic stalls tourists from traveling to the turquoise coast and jubilation in liverpool as you're going club side wins the english premier league fans brim with adulation for the german coach whose guide is the club to its 1st title in 30 years. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us it's been almost 3 weeks since india began lifting coronavirus restrictions and cases for surging the capital delhi has become the worst affected city with health facilities buckling under the strain of rising infections officials are rushing to extend testing to millions of residents. the sharp rise in cases in delhi has seen it crowned the coronavirus capital of india the government is being heavily criticised for its poor contact tracing and lack of medical facilities. were coronavirus in itself is a huge problem but we

well details on that coming up as well. >>and no shortage of changes today from 90's yesterday in some inland areas to this feels like fall the start your >>5.14 right now and james i was saying it's a blur i don't even know what it was like yesterday how is your house it was warm for me, yeah, a little breezy at times but it wasn't terrible actually. >>what was it like everywhere giana what we have going on today was definitely warm yesterday and 90's is warm enough to at least have the ac on if you've got it that's something that we're not going to be seeing today nor tomorrow big changes ahead in the forecast to kick off the weekend. so if the weather was too warm maybe you've already blocked it out it's a blur well today and tomorrow going to be quite plus and looking out there at san francisco from across the bay skies, definitely clear than what we saw yesterday not as much fog. it's just some low lying cloud cover that shrouding the day today making for a look to the skies today as compared to yesterday's blue skies

i'll break down all of the details as we head towards father's day weekend. >>> thank you. a live look at the white house now. president trump has issued an executive order on police reform after weeks of protest over police conduct. cbs reporter skyler henry has details for us tonight. skyler? >> reporter: good evening to you. this is certainly significant because it is one of the first times that the white house is addressing police reform since that incident with george floyd a few weeks ago. part of this executive order includes adding mental health professionals to go along with law enforcement officers to try to deescalate situations. critics of this executive order are calling it weak. lawmaker officials officials flanked president trump as he signed an executive order in the rose garden. the order encourages the police departments to collect and track excessive force complaints. it has incentives for police to update their training certifications, and it employs mental health professionals to work with police to respond to some incidents. >> today is about pursuing

i do not know the details yet.mon law jurisdiction and judiciary independence will remain. that is why hong kong remains a top five in the world. people believe in our independent judiciary. >> are you concerned about u.s.-hong kong relations? we have heard about potential sanctions against individuals and even banks. myself, i'm from the financial services, but many of the people in the financial industry, bankers have told me they are not worried about the national security law. the national security level help the businesses. hong kong, we were very uncertain last year with riots, protests, but now if things peopleto normality, would come back to hong kong to put money in hong kong. what they are concerned about is the reaction from their home jurisdiction. notably the u.s.. the u.k. also and elsewhere. they worry about what their respective home jurisdictions will do to companies. many of the bankers told me they are not worried about the chinese security law, but they worry about some of the unnecessary sancti

there were some really graphic details discussed today. what do we learn new about his reign of terror? >> really, we learned a lot of the specifics about what happened. some of these cases have passed the statute of limitations. as his prosecutor got up there they detailed some of the horrific instances that were happening there. we also learned a little detail about d'angelo and his history of feigning despondency. we have all seen him in the wheelchair hunched over. only days before he was arrested prosecutors said he was seen lifting heavy objects and raising his motorcycle on the freeway. >> he looked different than today. very frail and using a cane to come into the ballroom today. we will have more on this coming up in just a moment. things for your report today, we appreciated. >> thank you. >>> joining us now is our legal expert. what is your reaction to the deal on keeping him off death row. obviously, it saves the state a lot of money. >> i think is a good deal for everybody. i hate to say anything is good for d'angelo. for the

, except to say that if there are detail, except to say that if there a re lessons detail, except ton about how we handle such cases and how we handle the events leading up to such cases, then we will learn those lessons and we will not hesitate to ta ke lessons and we will not hesitate to take action where necessary. you say we should learn lessons. do you think people should be concerned that as lockdown is eased we might see more attacks like this?” that as lockdown is eased we might see more attacks like this? i see no reason to draw that conclusion, but i think clearly if there are lessons to be learned from this particular case we will learn them. as it happens, crime overall has been coming down and i'm very pleased we have got large numbers of officers out on the streets now, as you know, we are recruiting 20,000 more and of those i think we've already got about 3500 in the force. so that's good. but there is a way to go with. this is the third terror attack since you have been in charge will stop are you doing enough? as i say, i don't want to pre—empt the police and their w

i'll give you more details on that. first, let's check in with mike. >> all right, vianey, mark the 2al2 80 interchange. no full clocher and what i marked is a disabled vehicle on 280 near 101. same interchange, different section. the rest of the bay moves very smoothly. the slowing we saw on 87 did clear and i think that was an overnight crew and i now see some blips through cupertino and marcus i'll follow up on that. much bigger news in the south bay. >> breaking news for you this morning. police and tactical teams surrounding the neighborhood. "today in the bay" kris sanchez is live out there. have you been able to find anything out from police? >> the question is always what do the neighbors need to know. are they safe? at this point we have not heard of any shelter-in-place orders or evacuation orders although we believe the bomb squad is here. i want to show you what the scene looked like earlier. closer look and we're not showing you live video because we don't want to give away any police position or tactical i

data does want more details is it that you're getting chris. well i'm just picking up bits and bobs so you are up to the moment of. very serious injuries you know possibly even dead a place of sort of 0 it's certainly one of the injured parties. but of course scotland hasn't had too many terrorist attacks back in glasgow many years ago there was a terrorist attack in the air force but apart from that it's been recently clear of terrorist attacks so this will come as a big shock to scotland and also they were a big shock to the police and they all thought he's given the situation with the coronavirus that the country's been on the guy well it's not miracle nightmare at moment one thing after another the. police under attack in london over the last couple of days and of course they have to deal with these terror terrorist attacks of this attack as well which my might not be terrorism but. just sort of busy days and i think this whole weather's not helping as well and of course coming out of lockdown doesn't doesn't help the police so this is all

war with intense detail, emotion, drama, camp fires broiling there. the soldiers, pennsylvania soldiers being bayonetted. this is an event that took place on the night of september 20th, 21st, 1777 during the british campaign to capture philadelphia. the other painting depicts october 4th, 1777. what day is it today? 242 years ago today. it is amazing we get to talk about this today was the battle of germantown. when george washington went on the offensive against general william howe's army which was part of which was encamped at germantown. we see germantown avenue a road you can still drive on and walk on today and a strange depiction on the right over there, doesn't look like cliveden over there, a big, stone house, but is meant to be a stand-in and the town of beggers town at the time now known as mount airy up there. so there are a lot of details that are -- how would an italian artist know about all this? so these are inspiring, inspiring interest in these events in the american revolution but also a lot of questions about how an italian artist

granted, yes, he's not been named but, nevertheless, they are looking for specific details about hise of madeleine's disappearance, his vehicle usage, what he did with those vehicles afterwards and, indeed, down to the level of mobile phone usage on the day and night in question. now, of all the thousands of leads and potential suspects that have been mentioned in the past or discussed in the media, there has never been something as clear—cut as that from notjust one, but indeed now three police forces. so it does appear to be significant but the police, you know, they may still have reason to rule this man out at some stage but it certainly appears that he, and the police said this themselves, they are treating him as their prime suspect for now. the vehicle it is said that this man was apparently living in. he had lived in the algarve for some time but had disappeared from a known address about a year before madeleine went missing but was presumed to have still been in the area, using this camper van to sleep in, apparently. the car he was also using and is said to have re—register

we will have details, next.rg. ♪ infectionsvirus continue to climb, bloomberg spoke with johns hopkins school of public health about the consequences of the search. >> we go from data that came from the rest of the world as well as here in the u.s. that the surgeon hospitalizations and in deaths from infection will occur somewhat later than the surge in case numbers. see some of the more serious implications of this surging cases in the next week or two. public health interventions take about one or two weeks before they come into play. the longer we delay acting now, the longer we will see this surge of cases continue. >> what have we learned when we first found out about cases in the u.s.? are we better able to deal with people that are able to deal with it? are we dealing with things differently now than we were two months ago? >> i think the medical infrastructure has learned a lot about how to treat covid-19 cases. i think we are better prepared to deal with those cases coming. we still run the risk of gett

we see another detail taken from view in america. a fort in the background. you also see a fort in the background with an american flag from the virginian riflemen sketch that was there. you also see a light infantryman pointing in jest at captured american prisoners, and what do you see in the myself conversing with prisoners? a light infantryman pointing in jest at american prisoners. is that one of richard st. george's cartoons as well? steven gilbert had theorized that in the 1980s because of the quote from martin hunter. and then we were able to find more cartoons by richard st. george. if you look in the bottom left corner of these cartoons, you see rstgm. for richard st. george, mansergh. richard st. george mansergh is his birth name. prior to 1774, and these are from 1772 and 1773, that's what he was known as, richard st. george mansergh st. george. in 1774, when a maternal relative passed away, he stood to inherit land in ireland. and following a tradition of the period, he took on his mother's surname to become richard st. george mansergh st. george

there is so much of the details that they have to consider as well.t page. the true scale of covid—19 death toll, which is far higher than has been officially reported. it is. not quite clear with the figures, they have lead with the news that the true death toll encompassing death in hospitals, care homes and at home may be higher than the official estimate. i have seen that in statistics. and it is very alarming and you know, it may as well be the case that we are not alone in this. i know many other countries that we have been comparing ourselves to have been comparing ourselves to have not necessarily included care home deaths in their figures, have not necessarily included care home deaths in theirfigures, but thatis home deaths in theirfigures, but that is quite telling, isn't it? is a very alarming figure and i suspect when we've seen a a very alarming figure and i suspect when we've seen a more a very alarming figure and i suspect when we've seen a more detailed breakdown of it and in fact, when the official inquiry comes looking back on what

. 0ne in three people did not provide contact details.the system seems to be quite good at reaching them. i think in the coming weeks, we will be keeping a close eye on these figures come out looking to see if they are improving. at the bottom line will be whether the number of infections each day we are seeing diagnosed will be going up or down. all right, nick, thank you very much. the government is facing increasing pressure from within its own party to relax the two—metre distancing rule in england, to help businesses and schools re—open. the former conservative leader sir iain duncan smith has warned that the uk faces "shattering" consequences if it doesn't soon change the guidance to one metre, which is recommended by the world health organization. but government ministers insist they're following the best available guidance from scientists. here's our political correspondentjessica parker. remember this? when people could crowd into pubs and restaurants. you won't see that again anytime soon, but with more shops opening from next w

sean has more details. half of senior leaders will be included in that, so that's 2000 managementjobs, will be included in that, so that's 2000 management jobs, so will be included in that, so that's 2000 managementjobs, so we are not talking about the postal workers that many of us would see day to day in our lives. the chief executive of royal mail says this morning that the business as a whole has not adapted as quickly as it should have donein adapted as quickly as it should have done in the uk over recent years anyway, falling letter volumes and increasing parcel problems have been a problem for royal mail and that has been exacerbated by coronavirus, so even has been exacerbated by coronavirus, so even if letters and parcels and they are going to start a consultation on that today. it's the latest in a long line of businesses, almost every week, we are talking about a new big company announcing majorjob cuts from british airways, gbp, rolls—royce, jr, it is getting into the hundreds of thousands when

could be that those details are being discussed but it seems that the law or the totality of the law is going forward and governor also contextually in china many laws are passed away with the details kind of partially in place and going forward after the law is passed the nitty gritty of kind of sorted out down the line but we can expect that this law is going forward it is pretty much a foregone conclusion china is absolutely determined to pass this law because it really is seeing this as the only way to put its foot down and end these protests which have really been such a source of frustration and embarrassment for the chinese government treeview in beijing thank you let's cross over to hong kong brown is standing by for us the. reaction really can we expect in hong kong for this law apparently has been going to really come as any surprise to the city. you know that's right you know what happened in tiananmen square 31 years ago when so many people were killed by chinese troops that came as a shock to people in hong kong this new law really is and they've been anticipating it and

ray bogan has the details. win the prosecution of michael flynn for pleading guilty to lying to the fbi may be coming to an end. an appeals court ordered the district judge to dismiss the case after the justice department dropped the charges. flynn reacted. >> it's a good thing for me and my family but a great boost of confidence for the american people and our justice system. >> he has been exonerated. i want to congratulate him . >> reporter: the decision was 2- 1. the district court's actions will result in specific harms to the executive branch is exclusive power. judge robert wilkins dissented and said the appeals court overstepped its bounds and ordered a lower court to roll a certain way. he wrote of the decision to dismiss the case is no mere about-face. it is more akin to turning around an aircraft carrier. judge sullivan is expected to comply it could any time between now and it already scheduled july 16 hearing. >> the decision comes on the same day a career prosecutor testified on capitol hill about

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imposing heavy penalties for offenders well the chinese communist party has released virtually no details of the bill it's expected it's going to reshape the future of the financial center and drive another way edge in relations between china and the u.s. beijing has taken up the run precedented step of circumventing hong kong's own legislature to impose the bill directly on to the city let's get reaction out of hong kong adrian brown's live for us now we've seen significant and often violent protests in hall against this bill and other positions of chinese authority in hong kong over the last few months how do you think that people are going to react today . well i think this law is going to have a chilling effect on people here in hong kong as to whether there are going to be any protests that his hard to say i think the spark has really gone out of the protest movement that much is clear and that's partly down to the police acting in a much more assertive way now this law of course is going to come as no surprise to the people of hong kong we knew $33.00 days ago exactly what the inten

family feud in focus area details, next.nt to bring you some lines crossing in hong kong. this is the hong kong's only member of the standing committee. he has confirmed chinese lawmakers have passed the national security legislation, confirming what we have seen from local media here. we are expecting perhaps we could be seeing some sort of press briefing later on to at least highlight some more details of what we have learned so far of this legislation so that is the latest from that. and the lion city, we had to the polls next week, campaigning over the next nine days, expected to be pretty heated. that's get more with juliette saly -- let's get more with juliette saly. why is this campaign generating so much heat? words, family feud. we are awaiting to see if the prime minister is estranged -- will compete for a seat in the election after last week. the 62-year-old announced he has joined the opposition progress singapore party and this is in a bid to challenge his older brothers action party. they have not lost an elect

two other officers hurt and this morning, brand new details on the suspect accused of this killing. good morning, everyone. it is sunday, june 7th. i'm liz kreutz. theheriffs sergeantam married, one young child and another on the way. the last time they lost one of their own was in the 1980s. first reports in ben 32-year-old steven corillo was stocked one a van full of guns and i dereds. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez has more on this attack the deputies never saw coming. >> today we lost one of our own, and he was a true hero. >> reporter: the santa cruz sheriff's office are mourning the loss of 38-year-old damon gutsweiler. a person reported seeing a van with guns and bomb-making devic devices. the van was parked off waldenberg avenue in ben lomond, they were attacked. >> as deputies began began began investigating they were ambushed with gunfire. >> officer down, lz set up by highland's park, officer down at 1430. >> the insurgent was shot and taken to the hospital, where he died. another deputy was either shot or struck by shrapnel from the bomb. investigators say the suspe

>>our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has the details. yes, certainly concern to camera seeing the flooding along the mississippi they've had a lot of rain in that area this year they continue to see the fact is really interesting almost moving due north with this storm system making landfall yesterday coming on shore but you see tracking further and further to the north over the last few hours you see the areas in red that's the mississippi. >>and that's where the flood warnings up right flood advisories continue all-round they could see a lot more flash flooding seeing some places maybe 3 maybe 6 inches of rain to go along with that some severe thunderstorms a possibility tornadoes. and this storm system to track all the way up into the great lakes and probably intensify a little bit as we get toward the great lakes too. we go back out west in our neighborhood looking good in that a beautiful sight out toward the sfo right now mostly clear skies beautiful evening out there little breezy in spots now not as much wind tomorrow that tomorr

we have details on kron 4 dot com. the f a says 3 people are believed to have been on board a helicopter which crashed today in fairfield that helicopter crashed it caught fire near an intersection roughly 38,000 pg and e customers lost power for a time. not clear yet what exactly went wrong. investigators were on the scene the names of the victims have not yet been released. coming up governor newsome he has used the national guard to try to curb violent protests. but he's saying no to the president's call to use the military and how a texas police chief reacted today to the fact that protesters were injured by officers and when we come back more stores, more businesses hit by looters wi despite being closed during the pandemic richmond's hilltop mall was targeted by looters last night. kron four's phillipe djegal says it's just one of several commercial areas from contra costa county hit hard by vandals in the past few days. >>looters hit the pandemic shuttered hilltop mall in richmond monday night several building w

campaign with the number of infections racing higher daily plans to record the higher the better health details of nearly 30000000 residents and test everyone showing symptoms also on the program it's supposed to be high season in a tall year but spirits in the turkish resort are low as the pandemic stops german tourists from traveling to one of their favorite holiday destinations. and jubilation in liverpool is dealing club side wins the english premier league fans bring with adulation for the german coach who's guided the club to its 1st title in 30 years. i'm told me a lot of ball welcome to the program it's been almost 3 weeks since india began lifting coronavirus restrictions and cases are surging the capital delhi has overtaken the financial hub mumbai to become the worst affected city health facilities there are buckling under the strain of rising infections that officials are rushing to expand testing for millions of residents. the sharp rise in cases in delhi has seen it crowned the coronavirus capital of india the government is being heavily criticised for its poor contact tracing and

details about korea's military training emerged a day later and also in court today. the active duty air force staff sergeant was stationed at travis air force base. we also learn about the cache of weapons curry allegedly possessed which authorities say included pipe bombs firearms bomb making equipment and a large amount of ammunition. now you can follow this developing investigation on our website kron 4 dot com there you'll find more about the cache of weapons. investigators say they discovered the suspect military background and training and how deputy gutzwiller is being remembered as a hero that's all on our website kron 4 dot com. that's big story of the south bay where a south bay officials calling for some big reforms when it comes to policing he says the bay area in the nation. all right a pivotal time to make changes and how law enforcement conducts itself. kron four's terisa stasio spoke with a supervisor about what he believes needs to happen next. >>you know we're in a moment in time and i think the question for all of us is this a moment that just come

to speak to our correspondence to bring us up—to—date but first they want to renew a couple more detailsthat press conference. he has not said who is carrying out this cyber attack but saying it is a sophisticated state—based actor, so a country but declined to name any specific country, said the cyber attack itself is affecting all levels of government, industry, political organisations, education, health, essential service providers, and operators of other critical infrastructure. soa other critical infrastructure. so a major cyber attack taking place across a wide range of institutions there in australia and as we get more details of that cyber attack we will bring it to you here on abc world news. —— bbc world news. in the us, the supreme court has ruled against the trump administration. at the heart of the case is the fate of hundreds of thousands of immigrants who were brought to the united states illegally as children, and who want to regularise their status. they're known as the ‘dreamers‘. president obama protected them from deportation through something called daca, or deferred

the 19th of june then the children being humiliated by french police a leading human rights group details traumatic testimony about random id checks against black and arab males one as young as 10. blocks for. his own people see his city for nothing to diplomacy it is all from the. president putin was about playing games with history and an in-depth article for a u.s. news magazine on lessons from the 2nd world war. the big brands saying it's time to pack it in on using decades old images of black people to sell goods but we ask whether it's more to do with reputation salvaging though than racial solidarity. and the race for liverpool over a street immortalized by the beatles but named after a slave trade it is it time for the city that changed the record to. change the name they changed it and changed the people still told slavery it's a part of appeals possible that's what's built the city and its penny lane belongs to the beatles now this new belongs a little cool anymore. good morning from russia this is art international live from our world news h.q. in moscow my name's kevin owen he

so, lots of detail about the test and trace, but as you say, not all the detail, and baroness hardingy so that it is not spread, and also that their contacts are contacted very quickly as well. so, i think this is the first week of data. people have been pushing for this information since it started, and of course, by putting out the information and having that transparency, it does mean that there is more pressure to improve it, and it means there is a greater understanding, and that is the other point. if you think back to the peak of this epidemic, what, two and half months ago, we all knew people who we re months ago, we all knew people who were either sick or isolating because they had some symptoms. the number of cases has fallen dramatically, so i think this really is about reminding people of what it was like back then, if you had a cough, if you had a fever, you must isolate immediately. it's almost getting people to think back to that time and remember what action you have to take, because that's going to be crucial to stopping any kind of second wave. there have been a few

i'll detail that and what you can expect in a few minutes. >>> all right, vianey. we're looking at higher temperatures. the volume of traffic steady and actually kind of lower. we're looking at the golden gate bridge. that doesn't mean summer vacation road crews, though. there is a crew doing work. headlights. we'll check in with frank over at cnbc. >>> hi, mike. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up higher this morning following yesterday's rally. stocks surging on the back of strong retail sales numbers and a report on a therapeutic drug that treats severe forms of covid-19. the markets close off the highs of the session as jay powell told congress, it'll be a long road to a full recovery for the economy and more fiscal stimulus is likely needed. powell is testifying again today before the house. a report on housing starts known as new home construction. >>> southwest airlines will limit seating so passengers are not forced into the middle seat. southwest will limit capacity on flights of two-thirds and asking customers to agree t

what are the details?he pepsico china plant said it has conducted nucleic acids tests on all of its employees and quarantined 480 people and that even though they all tested negative for the virus, they are taking those precautions. this is against a backdrop of beijing really pulling out all of the stops to try and stop the resurgence of the virus, which has surpassed 200 infections. beijing has more than doubled its coronavirus testing capabilities to one billion people a day and authorities said 2.3 million people have been tested for covid in just the past week. this is as beijing sets up more than 200 sampling sites across the city. haidi: selina wang in beijing with the very latest. south korea's 157 billion dollars sovereign wealth fund may add to its equity holdings if there's another coronavirus shock in global markets. i spoke with the chairman and ceo about where he sees opportunity in the markets post pandemic. thee believe that given high equity valuation, we think there might be some limit fo

the devil is in the detail with the showers this weekend. do think it is by sunday the azores high will start to build back in from the west, so that will effectively lighten the amount of showers and the intensity of the showers, ease the winds a bit in these areas but there will still be a lot of cool, cloudy weather on sunday, still some showery rain and eastern areas, but where we do see the sunshine with lighter winds it will start to feel a bit warmer once again. a reminder of our top story... a study to estimate the number of people with coronavirus in england suggests infections in households have fallen, with one in a thousand people with the illness in the last two weeks of may. that's all from the bbc news at one. 0n bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. rugby union's premiership season will resume on the 15th august, assuming it is safe to do so. no matches in england's top flight have been played since the 8th of march, due to the coronavirus shutdo

i want to ask you about a couple of practical details. where will this tutoring ta ke details.t is the case, what is the guarantee that pupils who haven't been engaging, going to engage with that? also, where will the tutors come from? brilliant questions and first of all it is important we have designed in a multi—strand approach to this that gives flexibility as well as of course, securing the quality bar at all times in the different types of provision. you are absolutely right, we will be careful to include online provision. we have already launched evaluations of the high online provision at the moment, because there is less about what is effective online. but that will be part of the offer. we are looking to support face—to—face for the very reasons you have already mentioned. ultimately, it is best to be able to do this in close collaboration with schools and for teachers to have oversight. so there will be a range of different approaches from small group, one—to—one, online, face—to—face and so on. ok, professor, from the education endowment foundation, thank you very m

she has all the details on this new health order iran, a good morning. >>marty good morning and like you mentioned a lot of stores going to be opening up here in santa clara county this morning. like this bloom stars behind me you can see they're getting ready. they've also put some signs on the doors. let you know how they're going to be following protocol today. if you look inside. they even have a barrier between them and the customers that are going to be coming in to decrease contact with people visiting today. so take a look at your screen we're going to give you the different rules that are going to be in place here today for the businesses are going to be opening up their doors, this includes outdoor dining and in-store shopping will be able to do that today also some low contact services and businesses children can also start to return the child care as well as summer camps they're going to be able to 10 religious gatherings around here. also car bays gatherings that's going to be something that can also happen today along with cultural and civi

steve paulson is right here with the details. >> well, it's going to be hot for most . there's a teeny bit of fog on the coast, but there will be a lot tomorrow. that doesn't help today if you don't want the heat. today with hottest and i will start cool down. some areas may not be as hot as yesterday, but most of us going down the coast a few patches have made it the golden gate and the san mateo coast. santa rosa 94. alejo 88 . livermore 96. menlo park 90. what about the city? 75 yesterday and going 76 today . a low of 56. what are you doing one year ago? that was the record high, 97 one year ago in the city. it was hot. as of oh was 100. santa rosa 100. all record highs one year ago. 40s, 50s, and 60s on the temperatures. lake forest 48. most locations 50s and 60s . santa cruz 55. 50 boulder creek. santa clara, san jose state at 59. cupertino, saratoga and cabell mid 50s. a system will start a cool down. even a little hint of fall . too much resistance right now, but it's on its way. late tonight a breeze. big-time cooling taking us into friday and saturday . also wi

also this morning, new details emerging about chauvin's past. a complaint from 2007 says he was disciplined after a woman accused him and another officer of pulling her over, frisking her and pulling her out of her car for driving ten miles per hour over the speed limit. this morning, maurice lester hall, floyd's friend and one of the people seen in that video just before floyd's deadly encounter, says floyd was not resisting police, and he says he'll always remember the fear in floyd's face. >> the officer started, first of all, by bluntly banging on the window. once he done that, then i can see mr. george putting his hands above the steering wheel of the vehicle. and once he did that, then i witnessed the officer reaching in and grabbing mr. floyd's hands. >> reporter: meanwhile, in minneapolis after days of protests, a celebration of floyd's life. the city's police chief taking a knee as the body of george floyd passed by in the hearse. ♪ tell the story >> reporter: the reverend al sharpton delivering the eulogy punctuated by a powerful momen

let's look in more detail at the plans.egion, and £900 million for what are being called "shovel ready" local building projects in england over the next two years. well, for more on mrjohnson‘s speech, here's vicki young. we have heard a lot of this before from lots of different governments. we know about the productivity problem in this country, we know there are not enough homes for people. all of that, vocational training, for example, the problem of social care, we've heard about for decades. he is promising to sort all of this out. the question is, can he do it? how quickly can he do it? now, the £5 billion today is money already announced being brought forward. they want to try and get things going quickly, and this is the other problem with infrastructure. of course it takes a long time to do it. they're trying to find projects that can be done and that can be started right now, and we do know that there is a lot more that they've promised to come, hundreds of billions of pounds to be spent on infrastructure, but i g