how that could impact that recruiting process but dionne koller director of the center for sport in the law told sen she is concerned the nc double able put its own best interests above its athletes rather than seeking protection from congress to impose economic restraints on athletes the nc double a should craft rules that better support athletes health safety and well-being this is at least the second time senators have explored the issue but there's no consensus someone legislation might get a vote. reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. well as the

dionne is short film. premiered at the venice film festival in 2019. her is a story of. suffering and pain. as a kid. 12 year old a coyote survived a suicide bomb attack a trauma she deals with alone. i get a certain direction rather have you read it yet again one of only 4 who have the terrible threat of brotherhood of god i want to know that i want to. hear more about offering the kind of product this year you don't make provide a kind of. i always suffer when i look at. the children. in my country and. i think they are. of course it's it's hard for everyone pataki it's children are so innocent and. there are no he they are they her they are little kids they're in when you compare to other children in the ward you can see how much software is. in their eyes. like children of my country. they don't know really what is happiness. they they never experience happiness. all 3 of these young filmmakers believe in the power of hope. i think i wanted to sort of challenge borders in all senses the you. people are starting to think about you know gender fluid and gender career a

dionne h dion lim has the >> reporter: you are watching the shocking moment when a family's hike tookn uncomfortable turn. >> you can't be in this country. >> reporter: the father, his wife, 6-year-old son and 11-year-old daughter and her dog were nearing the end of a four mile hike on july 4th when they were suddenly confronted by this woman who was calm but upset fluffy is on the trail. >> you can't just step in front of us and tell us go back to your country. that is dehumanizing. all right the wom . >> reporter: and the woman was identified by viewers. tsaks is a former vice president for 24 hour fitness and was employed as chief people officer at topa equities. and topa says in part following an internal review, we have accepted the resignation of the employee involved. topa equities does not condone racism or discrimination of any kind any form. and taska says she deeply respects the rights of all people and regretd gs her conversation does not depict that and in a her wothat her wod by her mask. and the family is still trying to process the turn of events and will continue educ

>> dionne, new covid cases are surging here in san francisco. that's prompting new rules for wearing face masks, and that includes kids. >> reporter: david guccione was giving out free samples of cambucha, and you could get a free sample if you were wearing a face mask. signs reminding people to wear masks are everywhere in the park, but not everybody was playing by the rules. >> rather be safe than sorry. >> holly from san ramon is spending the daughter with her daughter in delores park. new rules from the san francisco department of public health now require kids 10 and older to wear a mask in public. she is 7 1/2, but mom isn't taking chances. >> i will still keep her wearing one, even though she's under 10. she'll wear one until all of this is cleared up. >> reporter: mill valley pediatrician lisa dana says kids are still at risk. >> i think we have to be really careful about the transmission and we do know that children can transmit it, even when they have no symptoms. >> reporter: the new update requires face coverings for all food service

i'm dionne lin him welcome to our daily program. it's called getting answers. today we are talking about systemic racism and how it all plays into housing. first, let's talk about a project, a partnership between the jan zuckerberg initiative and state research biohub and the state of california and it's providing new insight into covid-19 so joinling me to explain what this means. how it impacts you as well in a very laboratory setting, cj biohub co-president joe derisi. we should mention joe was a key member that identified the original sars outbreak back in 2003. thank you so much for joining us. >> it's great to be here. >> before we begin, i think for all of us non-scientists out there, we have got to start with square one and understand exactly what a genome is and why it pertains to covid-19. >> sure. a genome is all the things that composes a person or a virus. >> what does that mean? that means covid-19 must also have all of these at play and what does that mean when it comes to sequencing and how many sequences have you analyzed so far? >> right. so,

dionne, veteran of who won the week who knows exactly how to roll this, who won the week?gnificance of this particular who won the week, and so i was torn. i was politically joe biden won the week because this is a week where donald trump gave as clear a set of facts that anyone would need to vote him out of office, whether it's the corrupt commutation of roger stone's sentence or his suddenly appearing in a mask which shows -- symptomatic of the failure of his whole policy, but i wanted toggles russell westbrook, maybe because i'm excited by the return of nba basketball, but also because i loved what marcus smart a 26-year-old boston celtics star said. marcus smart came down with covid-19, he recovered. he is donating his plasma to the red cross so that it might help someone else out. here is what marcus smart said, he said, it's a very humbling experience just to know that somewhere someone in this this world, is going to take my plasma, and it could save their lives or it could at least give them a fighting chance. and i think that's the spirit we need going forward. fr

how that could impact that recruiting process but dionne koller director of the center for sport in the law told sen she is concerned the nc double able put its own best interests above its athletes rather than seeking protection from congress to impose economic restraints on athletes the nc double a should craft rules that better support athletes health safety and well-being this is at least the second time senators have explored the issue but there's no consensus someone legislation might get a vote. reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. well as the sports world continues to navigate issues of social injustice, perhaps no league. >>has been in the spotlight more. the nascar has here in recent days, the recent giant banned the confederate flag at all of its events even launching an fbi investigation after noose was found in the garage stall of its only full-time black driver bubba wallace, local racing legend willie t ribs has always been a critic of nascar and so kron 4 spoke to the san jose native got his thoughts on how they've handled the current situation. >>there are 50 ye

dionne warwick be, dave. >> come on, sal. >> how many moons does this bring you back? >> oh.eechless. that's how much it takes me back. >> nancy, thank you for the request. nancy, show was rig with me on facebook that she will come up with a song i haven't thought about in 40 years. you did it. send mow a request, will you. use the hashtag #ktvu on facebook twitter or instagram and send me a song. could be old or new whatever you like. send it to me. 5:57. let's go back to dave. >> that's a perfect way to start a tuesday. >>> time is now 5:58. happening today, nfl training camps are opening. the nfl players association approved plan by the owners for new roster rules and coronavirus protocols. and many other things. team have to cut rosters down from 90 to 80 players. the 49ers full squad will report today in santa clara to be tested. physicals come later this week before the practices start. the 49ers are due to on the regular season september 13th at levi stadium again the cardinals. >>> and nfl players are debating wonder they should play this coming season. the nfl and pl