in fremont, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >>> former president trump cannot return to facebook until 2023cial media company extended his suspension for two years claiming that he provoked violence at th the capitol january sect. 6th. trump calls that an insult. >> you'll also see conservatives say this is a clear example of silicon valley liberals trying to silence a conservative. >> the block is scheduled to be lifted ahead of a possible white house run in 2024. however, trump's account won't be automatically reinstated. facebook will assess whether the risk to public safety has receded. >>> the fda has approved what's being called a game changer weight loss drug. the once a week under the skin injection can help people lose up to 12% of their body weight over about a year and a half. the drug will be sold under the brand name wegovi was approved as a treatment for type 2 diabetes in 2017, but evidence suggests it can help people lose weight by suppressing appetite. >>> fisher-price is recalling 120,000 of its four in one rock and glide scooters after four infants died from suffocation.

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i spoke with the company's founder and ceo dustin mah moskovitz, discussing the path to profitability investors can expect to see him balance, spending and profits as asana continues to grow. >> i think balance is the operative word there it's going to be a little bit of both we intend to make continual progress towards profitability, maybe not every quarter on quarter but over the longer arc we see it as a march in the right direction. but additionally we have a great track record of being able to find great investment opportunities, pursue them, deliver more value for customers and improve our growth and so when you see those great opportunities we're going to take them. i think that you should expect asana to continue spending heavily but as long as our revenues are growing we're able to get leverage on the spend over time and make our way towards profitability. >> more large deals, a particular highlight of the quarter just reported. looking beyond the quarterly results i also asked him to weigh in on whether companies should allow or encourage social and political discussions at

in fremont, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >>> former president trump cannot return to facebook until 2023e social media company extended his suspension for two years claiming that he provoked violence at th the capitol january sect. 6th. trump calls that an insult. >> you'll also see conservatives say this is a clear example of silicon valley liberals trying to silence a conservative. >> the block is scheduled to be lifted ahead of a possible white house run in 2024. however, trump's account won't be automatically reinstated. facebook will assess whether the risk to public safety has receded. >>> the fda has approved what's being called a game changer weight loss drug. the once a week under the skin injection can help people lose up to 12% of their body weight over about a year and a half. the drug will be sold under the brand name wegovi was approved as a treatment for type 2 diabetes in 2017, but evidence suggests it can help people lose weight by suppressing appetite. >>> fisher-price is recalling 120,000 of its four in one rock and glide scooters after four infants died from suffocati

dustin dorsey, >> these friends say they hope to do more of these hunts on the future. they will announce future locations and plans on social media. >> fun, looks like they are having a great time. >> i just hope people are safe., party pooper. >> we know people have gotten hurt people have died. >> people have died. >> good morning. >> be safe if you go and look for the treasure, please. >>> hi, let's talk about the weather now specifically, you two seem very equal. here's a look at what is going on. increasing clouds, but the further south go, you wake up to some sunshine. typical summer cloud pattern, and it is because of the onshore breeze that will keep her attempters below to near average all seven days of the forecast. nothing extreme coming our way as we transition from june to july. that record-setting high- pressure is starting to weaken and move off to the east as the slow is bringing not only us and onshore flow but also the entire coast up to seattle. the weather is starting to back off and become more manageable. heat is the number one the weather killer.

lisa: there is a question, if we want to go to the graduate where dustin hoffman was under the water bubbles and trying to reset his life. there is a question as you try to look for bottom up opportunities about how to evaluate what is been priced in. a lot of the companies you're talking about, the industries with renewable energy and batteries have been highly bid up because people agree with you. at what point is it too much, has it been priced in? mario: you always look at value versus price. i think you'll make 50% in four years. i will give you four names. the spanish market is doing well. the goods management. univision is going public sometime in the next six months. then you have a company that is buying at a bargain price going back to your ev. electric vehicles for last mile, electric vehicles, electric trucks. volkswagen spun off their truck business but they have a lot of that intellectual capacity. they are buying at a bottom price and selling at 28 euros. they will earn four dollars plus. the stock is 50% in two years. there is a lot of ways to participate in the margi

in milpitas, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >>> now abc7 meteorologist drew tuma joining us here with theocused on reopening come tuesday, but you're also talking about this heatwave, too. >> it's a really pleasant start to the week tomorrow, temperatures pretty much average. it's the second half of the week where you have the hot temps moving in and lasting for several days. out there tonight, though, it's all about that june gloom, our marine layer. it quickly moved back in even before the sun went down tonight. we had clouds rolling into the bay. so a live look of look of look exploratorium camera. we'll likely see coastal drizzle early tomorrow morning before the fog burns off for a lot of afternoon sunshine. numbers now with the overcast skies, temperatures are elevated. we're in the 60s for the most part. it's still 63 in oakland now, 61 in the city, 64 in santa rosa, 65 in san jose, 67 that current temperature in concord. our humidity also remains elevated. we're looking at our dew point numbers. dew points measure how much moisture is in the atmosphere, how comfortable it feels ou

britain's elliot giles beat fellow brit and europeanjunior champion oliver dustin by 100th of a secondo. loughborough lightning beat team bath 49—32 in a thrilling netball superleague grand final at london's copperbox arena. it was a dominant display from lightning, who beat league newcomers leeds rhinos in the semi—final on saturday. they'd been in the final three times before but never won. the british and irish lions are due to fly to south africa this evening, however the whole springbok team have been forced into isolation. three squad members tested positive for covid—19, forcing training to be cancelled injohannesburg. in a statement, they said that cancellation was a "precautionary measure". no decision has yet been made on the first of their warm up tests against georgia on friday. and fabio quartararo has won the dutch motogp to extend his lead at the top of rider standings. the frenchman dominated on his yamaha to claim his fourth victory of the season. the series now has a mid—season break, no prizes for guessing how quartararo will be spending it — probably working on his

dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >>> what you think? whose child is trying to stay after hours, come on on, we've got to -- >> didn't you used to do that? >> yeah, well -- >> you know what? a lot of things are happening. people are getting out of the county fair. unfortunately, it is windy. >> we have gustshave gustshave s per hour. we have a wind advisory in effect until 8:00 tonight for most of the bay area, areas shaded in yellow, bear that in mind if you have options you don't want blown away, be especially cautious when you are driving. don't park under trees or powerlines. overnight, we will see a few areas of low clouds developing, the coast mainly in the 40s and 50s, breezy and sunny day, not like today. highs will be in the 50s and ba 60s inland. here is the seveseveseve on wednesday, i beg your pardon, a couple degrees cooler in some spots on wednesday, but we are starting to warm up on thursday. by the weekend, we will see high temperatures and 70s around the bay shoreline. >> i do like you trying to get us closer to the week

did they have a candid and frank relationship with one another dustin mark. >> they did. >> did you want to acknowledge someone mount vernon insiders know well. >> that relationship is an important one and it's why the marblehead are the indispensable's. that relationship is forged in early 1775 at the vassal house in cambridge so giant mention that washington takes over as his headquarters and he, it's the marble headers that are in some ways the first guard and he requests them. as time goes on because he forms a very intimate relationship of trust with john glover and with the adjutants of that unit. at the time, caleb did later becomes in charge of the lifeguard or the commander-in-chief's guard. and this relationship is incredibly important. washington can trust these men at the most crucial inflection points of the war. and so it's the american dunkirk that he places his entire trust on the shoulders of the marblehead men. with pelham bay, it's later a trend where john glover or washington asks glover can you bring us across the river? this story about that. they had. he knew, he h

and i want you to hear from one of the lead nurses here, dustin duncan, about this. strain on the staff. physically and emotionally. especially knowing now that we have a vaccine available and our vaccination rate here in the valley is as low as it is. most of the patients that we're seeing hospitalized these days are unvaccinated. probably out of the last 100 admissions, i think only two were vaccinated. >> reporter: and so a lot of the staff disheartened and frankly frustrated and want their neighbors and community members to get vaccinated. dustin told me that he is a nurse of 29 years and after all of this, he has thought many times about changing career paths because of what he has seen over the last year. the county trying their best to get people vaccinated, they are doing mobile vaccination units, creating a mobile unit at a big country music festival, try to get shots in arms. >> thanks for that. a i want to speak to dr. peter hotez. i wonder what goes through your mind when you see that reporting. it is almost like we are living in two americas. places with

in the santa cruz mountains, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >>> what a great way to get outside.is a giant circle where it could be. not too great of a clue. these friends hope to do more of these treasure hunts in the future and they will announce future locations and the plans on their social media pages. follow them there. of course, stay safe while you do it. don't fall off an eclipse or anything like that. >> you get our live newscasts, breaking weather and more with our new bay area app. search abc7 bay area and download it for free. download it for free. >>> that is it for abc7 news at why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can show more with less eczema. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occu

dustin dorcey shows you how it's impacting one woman and what doctors are doing to prevent it. >>> asia celebrates one week of reopening after the covid-19 lock down, not all can enjoy the benefits. some are still feeling the grave impacts of the coronavirus. >> i've told my family i feel like i'm slowly dying. >> reporter: this is the life brandy knew before her covid-19 diagnosis in november. this is her life now as suffered six months after of acute covid-19 syndrome. >> some have called it a shadow pandemic. it's covid pandemic itself has been devastating enough globally. and now we're having to deal with the long term consequences that it's leaving in its wake. >> my body just feels like no energy. it feels like the life has been sucked out of me. >> reporter: the mother of four says she can't eat, sleep or work due to fatigue. high heart rates after normal activities and debilitating brain fog all common of the syndrome. >> we recognize how difficult challenging but a big problem this is. and and it's not just our center but all around the country more centers have popped up bec

sitting here all alone watching dustin johnson win. we will see what harris english can do. >> it is a moon ball. >> just sneaking a little further out. he has been on this line before. he is close to where we started this hole proceedings two hours ago on the 18th hole in regulation. jim: there you go. it is tied for the second-longest sudden death playoff in pga tour history. they declared middle cough and mangrum co-winners. he was cbs's lead analyst. again, we have the 28-footer. the 16-footer. kramer, the 28-foot but coming up first. i can remember as a young kid watching jack in that eight-hole playoff. that was one of my first memories of the game. love the game and love the tour. >> walking under 13 under all the time? >> every time. jim: he has become the second most famous sign boy in the game. >> when he runs out of numbers, he can go in. jim: well, one of these days, someone is going to make a birdie. this is how it has to end. you cannot make a five or a three-putt and in a deflating way, go ahead and two-putt for your par

countryside summer farm there typically without electricity and running water, the land alice goose dustin's farm is no exception. the 82 year old knows the centuries old tradition of cuming from her childhood days . the drawn out chance i used to call cattle back from grazing yet old temple corner for me. dear good. i'll tell the cows home in my hands. i think way. i'm the one who's going to for what it sounds like. call the call. oh home. oh, oh, your dog i, guinea is fascinated by these traditions. she's especially interested in stories of women who would spend the summer months, all alone at these fonts tending to cattle, me. what's actually happening and i don't want it that we don't learn about testing a school such as like some of the history as part of our history that simply not talked about things in the least list. so i thought i will tell the story. and as you still with me, fewer and fewer family practice cooling today, the, the hurting calls have evolved into a veritable artful. i get them on to link of who calls can be high or low pick what i guess they can sound very pleasant

as dustin dorsey says some pandemic invasions will stick around. >> it's not even officially summer but the count down to san jose's christmas in the park is already on. >> so we're here 365 days a year. it's where we store all of our displays and it's where we construct and renovate and come up with new ideas to offer them our best every year. behind me is our candy cane shipping depot. it's the first project that our new team has worked on together. when you push this button. all this activates. >> did you guys see this on tiktok. >> we added new animatronics and new smellavision. >> we're in the heart of christmas in the park right here. in just a few days time everything will be on display at two locations brand new for 2021. >> so we're excited to bring back both the walk the drive-thru. >> such a big thing that they're going to be keeping it around. >> brand new music, brand new lights the walk through i'm even manufacture excited about. we're adding a 65-foot talk walk through christmas tree. and we're putting in a 40-foot by 60-foot inflatable beer and wine garden. so we're just

>> reporter: dustin dorsey, abc7news. >>> let's move on to talk about the weather.sounds like we are in for some very nice days ahead. >> yeah. it was nice today. >>> it was. it was a beautiful today. it was not too hot, and it was not too cold, at least that is what i thought. let me show you the 24 hour temperature change. up a degrees in san jose. livermore, i hope you got a chance to get out and enjoy .9 degrees warmer in santa rosa. i want to show you a live picture from santa rosa where it is right blue skies right now. 90 in livermore and it is a comfortable 83 degrees in the santa rosa. now, contrast that with the golden gate bridge camera. you see the fog rolling in, that is why the coast has not been really that warm. san francisco right now, 59 degrees. it is 55 in half moon bay. we see those summer microclimates. you can see the fog at the beaches and in the sierra we are seeing thunderstorms once again. the good thing with these thunderstorms is right now they are seeing rain accompanying those storms. obviously, that is important from a fire danger per

dustin dorsey shares the story of how adrian saved not only his brother's life, but that of many other. >> reporter: the family is mourning the youngest victim in the vta shooting, 29-year-old adrian. he leaves behind a two-year-old son, a wife, and countless family members, including his brother juan. >> he would do anything for us. he did everything he could for me, for my mother, for his niece and nephew. he did everything for his son. he was selfless, and in the situation that happened, he demonstrated true bravery. ultimately he sacrificed himself for his coworkers and myself. >> reporter: juan, a vta employee himself was on his way to the rail yard the morning of the shooting when he got a call from his brother. >> he said don't come to the yard. i heard gunshots shortly after that. what i heard was a groan. it was him. he was hit. i heard him, i heard him take his last breaths. >> reporter: juan said adrian and another victim rushed into a hallway to stop the shooter from entering a room with more people inside. adrian balleza died a hero. >> his phone call saved my life. his br

dustin dorcey shows you how it's impacting one woman and what doctors are doing to prevent it. >>> asalifornia celebrates one week of reopening after the covid-19 lock down, not all can enjoy the benefits. some are still feeling the grave impacts of the coronavirus. >> i've told my family i feel like i'm slowly dying. >> reporter: this is the life brandy knew before her covid-19 diagnosis in november. this is her life now as suffered six months after of acute covid-19 syndrome. >> some have called it a shadow pandemic. it's covid pandemic itself has been devastating enough globally. and now we're having to deal with the long term consequences that it's leaving in its wake. >> my body just feels like no energy. it feels like the life has been sucked out of me. >> reporter: the mother of four says she can't eat, sleep or work due to fatigue. high heart rates after normal activities and debilitating brain fog all common of the syndrome. >> we recognize how difficult challenging but a big problem this is. and and it's not just our center but all around the country more centers have popped

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dustin dorsey shares the story of how adrian saved not only his brother's life, but that of many other. >> reporter: the family is mourning the youngest victim in the vta shooting, 29-year-old adrian. he leaves behind a two-year-old son, a wife, and countless family members, including his brother juan. >> he would do anything for us. he did everything he could for me, for my mother, for his niece and nephew. he did everything for his son. he was selfless, and in the situation that happened, he demonstrated true bravery. ultimately he sacrificed himself for his coworkers and myself. >> reporter: juan, a vta employee himself was on his way to the rail yard the morning of the shooting when he got a call from his brother. >> he said don't come to the yard. i heard gunshots shortly after that. what i heard was a groan. it was him. he was hit. i heard him, i heard him take his last breaths. >> reporter: juan said adrian and another victim rushed into a hallway to stop the shooter from entering a room with more people inside. adrian balleza died a hero. >> his phone call saved my life. his br

and i'm the founder and executive director of the jennifer dustin foundation for justice. there's no deterrence, there's no oversight. there's no punishment for prosecutors, so they can break the law. they don't face criminal penalties even when they engage and withholding evidence of innocence threatening witnesses, coercing witnesses, no matter how serious the misconduct is. if the prosecutor commits that after an arrest has been made, they have what's called prosecutorial immunity. they're above the law. you prosecutors to really uphold what's become just words. which is, you know, they're there to do justice. they're there to do the right thing. it becomes more like where they are to win, especially when prosecutor's office is actually keeps statistics on conviction rates. well, you should be credited that you looked at a case where the police thought they had a good case, but a good prosecutor looked and said, you know what, there's mistakes made here. we should drop the charges in this case. we should incentivize that. but instead, we actually incentivize the opposit

. >> "all the president's men" with dustin hoffman. >> ok yeah, i got the press here. back. >> in "network" in 1976. his three-minute monologue earning him a best supporting actor or kak nor nation. >> you have meddled with the primal forces of nature and you will atone. am i getting through to you? >> take the gentleman's cape. >> reporter: and as lex luthor's henchman in "superman." >> i don't think he wants me to, mr. luthor. >> over the years, beatty always saying he loved playing supporting roles. >> it's a blessing. i don't know, i don't feel typecast and i think, you know, that is unusual in our business. i've been lucky. i've gotten to play different things. >> his family tonight saying he died of natural causes, surrounded by family and friends in los angeles. >> really not the work, really not the fact that people see your face. it's the people -- i keep coming back to be with other actors. >> well, tonight, we celebrate ned beatty. he was 83. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> building a better bay area, moving forwar

so lifted dustin stand on the cards here, ready for the next few days or more. that very hot sun shine, but as you can see, lots of hazy sunshine, not too much wet weather in the forecast might catch a shower or 2 up towards the black sea central western positive turkey. but that aside, it does look dry, hot and sunny dry and starting to cross the horn of africa. we have got one or 2 showers just coming in across the highlands. not too much to speak or should be a little bit weather than it is at the moment. but those showers they are. they're never last one or 2 showers to just around the golf. if you need to common room, southern parts of nigeria, on the other hand, see some wet weather south of that. it's generally dry across southern africa. lots of sunshine coming through the pleasant autumn sunshine into south africa. cape town, 900 celsius port elizabeth, similar value along with jo beth. we got some may be right for the eastern side of madagascar over the next couple of days with the possibility of some life study. ah, the children born in jewish did he

say the small wind has just east off, so not quite a blow as it has been recently with the lifted dustin side but lots of hazy sunshine. right across the middle east, 48 celsius. the in queue weight of the still impact that notice one or 2 showers there into a central and western parts of the turkey. been that side, it's lossy dry with plenty of sunshine in the sunshine, stretching down across the horn of africa. fear showers still less into that eastern side of africa, but we have got one or 2 showers just cropping up around the open. hottest. just say some wet weather, just seizing into where coastal parts of kenya, southern areas of somalia, have your showers around the gulf of guinea into cabal nova, towards cameroon. by jerry, a flooding race. any possibility here over the coming days for southern parts of africa and other dry weather, lot of sunshine coming through the winter solstice. of course we are looking at type which is fine to follow because some west weather down towards the far south just around the western cape $800.00 celsius for cape town on wednesday. it will cool to

a lot of people wrong as well. ramos, say me back to the top of the world, go rankings. replacing dustin johnson, it was number one for the past 43 weeks only to non americans are inside the top 10 . it's under show flay and patrick can't play the any to play on that list. you haven't won a major on a cycling greatest ever sprinters. mark cavendish is making a surprise returned to the top france after a 3 year absence. the british cyclist was a last minute inclusion. and the belgian, the kind of quick step team following the withdrawal of last year at green jazz, he went to some but it's kind of a dish with $130.00 total front stages. putting him 2nd on the all time list. he struggle and struggled in recent news. they are being diagnosed with epstein. bob iris has enjoyed a resurgence this season. the rain stops on saturday. tennis fans have the chance to get the hands on some sporting history, or cetera has parted with more than 800 personal items, some of which will go under the hammer, christy's auction house in london on wednesday to raise money for his foundation. and the rest will

and for the shamal continuing to blow some more lifted, dustin said, coming out tilbury qu wait, said he, since out of saudi arabia, across here and carter, hot and dry down towards the southern end of the peninsula as well. and that dry weather stretches across the horn of africa. we have got a few showers just around the european highlands. and one or 2 showers, that just across parts of the democratic republic of congo, easing over towards the gulf. any that's where the majority of the west weather will be over the coming days. northern parts of nigeria office seeing some heavy rain from time to time. they're not too much right in the full cost across southern parts of africa. but we have got some showers, longest spells of right across the western cape and across the southern cave. and we'll continue to just drift in here as we go one through wednesday. and thursday, just wanted to share was for central mozambique the of a complex story without uttering a single word, liam, conventionality of life. witness through the limbs of the human eye on their get up my coffee, clear my hand

dustin vileta chef and restaurant owner in healdsburg is assisting the winery creating and cooking the to special mean today. we finally come back out. kind of like permits, right. we find problem iraq are able to outside. >> see beautiful sunshine and really for us is be able to do what we love. it. amazing family and friends together. cook fantastic food during the past year. the winery held virtual tastings and by appointment only tastings outside. >> they're looking forward to the future and what's to come and hosting more in-person events. we know this and meant marker that things were going to be, you know, to be a lot rain is going to fashion in healdsburg michelle kingston, kron 4 news. these are the only business making a full comeback san francisco is also fast track efforts. >> to the iconic cable cars back up and running. the cause shut down last year because of low ridership. now the plan is to restart the machinery needed to operate the cause and mid july. they're going to test ronde and training during august and then return to normal service back in september. we want p

rob will say move back to the top of the wild golf rankings, replacing dustin johnson who was number one for the past 43 weeks. only 2 and americans are inside the top 10 with sound to show flight. and patrick count late, the only 2 sizes on that list, you haven't want to. major tennis fans have the chance to get the hands on some sporting history. but your federal has parted with more than 800 personal items, some of which will go under the hama christine auction house in london on wednesday to raise money for his foundation. and the rest will be auctioned online during wimbledon, which starts next monday. perhaps the most eye catching or to the outfits he was when, when the french opened in 2009 to complete his career grand slam. that's estimated to fetch up to a $100000.00. that is of the more modest budget compared for smaller items, such as sign balls, towels and caps, which stopped from $150.00. the auction is expected to raise around $2000000.00 in total. that is all your support from me for now. i'll be back with more action from the raise a little bit later. see you that sai

celsius in fact, as well into the mid 40 q a and for the shamal continuing to blow some more, lifted dustin sant coming out of iraq, who way said he, since out of saudi arabia, across here in carter hot and dry down towards the southern end of the peninsula as well, and that dry weather stretches across the horn of africa. we have got a few showers just around the opium highlands and one or 2 showers, that just across parts of the democratic republic of congo, eating over towards the gulf. guinea, that's where the majority of the west weather will be over the coming days. northern parts of nigeria office seeing some heavy rain from time to time. they're not too much right in the full cost across southern parts of africa. but we have got some showers, longest spells of right across the western cape and the, the cross the southern cave. and we'll continue to just drifting here as we go on through wednesday. any day, thursday charles, one or 2 shall, was for central mozambique sponsored pay cut on airways. frank assessments is an argument for suggesting that the, by the ministrations are playi

meanwhile in the mens 800 metres it was a tense affair, eliot giles and oliver dustin crossed the lineto finish. giles just taking victory by an incredible 0.01 seconds. both did enough to qualify for tokyo and, fabio quartararo has won the dutch motogp to extend his lead at the top of rider standings. the frenchman dominated on his yamaha to claim his fourth victory of the season. the series now has a mid—season break, no prizes for guessing how quartararo will be spending, probabaly working on his golf game. that's all the sport. don't forget the last 16 of the european championship continues with the netherlands taking on the czech republic in budapest in around 40 minutes. then later at 8pm a mouth—watering game in prospect with world number ones, belgium taking on the reigning champions, portugal in seville. commentary of both those games on bbc radio 5 live, with highlights on bbc one at 11:15, plus full text coverage on the bbc sport website. all from mejane, bye for now. an update on the situation in miami following that apartment collapse. its, following that apartment collaps

dustin me -- need to be more transparency from your perspective in the process to assuage the fears of business community here? >> i think the security law and the police obtained warrants from the courts. i am sure these actions could be challenged in the courts. and then there would be transparency. as for these powers, the flow, they are not new. the police are simply using the powers that already this under our organized crime elements. they have been implemented under the national security law. these laws are based on your own laws. racketeering influence and criminal organizations. we copied your legislation. >> let's switch gears a little bit to the coronavirus situation. the vaccination rate as well as the quarantine controversy. the government of this city has not gotten the vaccinations as high as they would like to. this city has everyone coming. everyone can be vaccinated here. at the same time, those who have been vaccinated have been subject to very lengthy quarantines. i have talked to senior bankers who say they worry that the low vaccination rate as well as long rentin

. >> this is dustin, good morning. >> good morning, can you hear me?ed to expand on what you've been talking about, if it is a known fact that events and tolls and other communities terrorized during the jim crow era and you know for the fact the federal government denied home loans to the black community basically dropped them in the inner city while white communities escaped to the suburbs as industry left the city, we know all of this information and know about hiring discrimination, how can we move forward without reparations? because there is a debt that needs to be paid and an issue that needs to be addressed before we can move forward. generational wealth has been denied, far too many people of color, i decided move forward until we address the. >> i am in agreement with you, that was fast investment, people talking about race relations, earlier i think on sunday sitting at the dining roomof tae with somebody talking about race, we don't need to just talk about it, we need to invest in bridging the inequalities, hreparations meaning investments

the cause of the dust allergy is the tiny dust mite which lives some feeds on dustin holmes. the allergic response happens when we inhaled my species up to 10000000 mites can live in a single bed. ah, dr. stephan charge explains why the tiny creatures like bad so much better. the better so attractive for the death might because a, their main source of food or dead skin can be found there and be the environment is so good would be off the major guns court. the bed is warm but, and it has a certain basic moisture because we're sweating into it constantly. heights, because it's an excellent environment for the mites to feel at home in order for, for me, root industry, the more food often the allergy isn't mediately diagnosed. her mother recalls that that was the case. the house shop had the 1st symptoms of the dust allergy where that suits because i've played and sometimes for the pots of time as if she had runny nose and a scratchy throat. and, and we just thought it was a normal cold. now the dust and normally we have and then we went to an ear, nose, and throat specialist. an

are you kidding me dustin mark during the pandemic, billionaires in america.the last i counted they need $1.4 trillion. it's probably gone up since then and here's the deal. since world war ii with this marginal tax rate e with the corporations picking up their fair share, now we're down where they don't do that. it happened a to be clear, who is in charge in washington who has changed dozens of times during that 60 or 70year period . and the direction of the tax rate for the richest people in the country and for the biggest multinational corporations in america has gone in one direction: down. >> both parties have been responsible for this and most tax policy changes eventually got bipartisan support reand after all the haggling and arguing most people voted for it opso it's hard to blame one particular person or a congress member or a senator . but in 2017, finally the republicans had control of both houses of congress as well as president trump or president trump had control of republicans, one way or the other and they rewrote the entire federal tax code.

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this is the biggest insider buy we reported on this is asana and ceo dustin moskowitz.3 million. he has been a buyer of late. his name probably rings true he is the cofounder of facebook. $42 million insider buy of asana. the top five enviva, sage, restaurant brands international, continental resources and asana. those stocks have been outperforming the sdwoverall market. >>> now to the top corporate headlines. let's go back to kristina partsinevelos and those. what do you have for us? >> fedex shares under pressure better than expected earnings and revenue. its forecast falls below wall street estimate. it will increase capital spending by 22% this year as it deals with shipping delays by a surge in e-commerce. >>> google and amazon facing pressure in the uk the regulators launching a probe into the two tech giants over allegations they have not done enough to tackle fake reviews. i'm a sucker for those >>> tesla is sued over fees in california at super charger stations the argument is they broke the promise for free charging for life when they imposed a fee on custome

seems like a win/win but abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey explains why everyone is not in favornge. >> empty playgrounds and no students inside. it is not summer vacation but the school is permanently closed. that is a problem in san jose. victim of budget cuts and declining enrollment. this real estate in the heart of silicon valley can't be easily stole sold, not yet. >> trying to find the flexibility that some of the school district had to monetize some of the value in their land while also getting atgetting att the cities needs that we have in the community. >> the proposal? make it easier for schools to sell their land. san jose school districts can only sell their properties for public use such as private schools, churches, or daycare's. the new proposal would let them sell to private developers who can build desperately needed housing in areas needed for these projects. >> we are worried about our home values. we are worried about our privacy. >> one project is high density housing in the middle of the residential neighborhood. janet williams and neighbors don't like that