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facebook and twitter have penalised us president donald trump and his campaign for posts in which he t immune" to coronavirus. facebook deleted the post, saying it contained "harmful covid misinformation". twitter said it temporarily froze the official trump campaign account and required the tweet be deleted before the account could be reactivated. 0ur news reporter alanna petroffjoins me now with more. of this place into the debate of this place into the debate of what can be said on social media, what responsibility the platforms have for what he said and the issue of reopening schools. president trump said ina fox schools. president trump said in a fox news interview that children were almost immune to covid—19 and that was twittered out by team trump on twitter and put out on their facebook pages and donald trump retweeted this but, as you just mentioned, that was taken down by both platforms and this was the first time that facebook has removed a post in this way from the facebook but from related to covid—19 misinformation by the trump team. this marked a watershed moment for fa

our facebook and twitter are up to date to touch. as the rate for a coded $900.00 vaccine heats up german biotech company kiribati goes public in a bid to raise costs for clinical trials u.s. president donald trump is among those who will be keeping a close eye on the company's progress. also coming up the u.s. and china prepared to resume trade talks the backdrop of a global pandemic and washington's threat to bomb social media giant take top. this is the business i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me it was a hockley on to suppose that i.p.o. and it turns out to have been as lucrative as analysts expected german biotech company cura bank has made well over $200000000.00 in its debut on the not stock stock exchange giving it a total value of a buy $2800000000.00 the for firm is working on a cope at 19 vaccine and wants to use the funds to pay for clinical trials. for more let's bring in business correspondent yan squad to yes how much of a boost is this for a cure back. well it's clearly helpful i mean a good $200000000.00 that is

side facebook twitter and on the chinese side to talk on the technology giant while we also the targets of a u.s. pressure campaign cartoons lampooning the u.s. have been spreading in chinese media this one depicting uncle sam suggesting the u.s. is threatened by competition but the official tone has been angry. q. dollar. ban is part of what he calls nations becoming clean countries which is in fact a synonym for double standards. that means. the bottle may be over to talk but the war is about vying for tech supremacy at stake not just profit but power. let's bring in our business correspondent and squat in new york now yen why are u.s. officials so concerned about tech talk. well i mean talk has been an incredible success story and that's a new very short time in april actually to talk a surplus $2000000000.00 a global event they have been some suspicion and some charges that talk actually might collect of privacy data from its users that there has been some an ease about that not just from the u.s. side but we also hear similar concerns from regulators for instance in the u.k. and al

use the hashtag ktvu on facebook, twitter or instagram. >> i forgot about that one, very nice. >>> new this morning, the man behind the cbs media especially pier has died. sumner redstone has passed away, earlier in life he was a colleger at the ls in san francisco. later he taught law at the university of san francisco. when he died this morning he owned 80% of cbs shares valued at $5 billion. he died at the age of 97. >>> san francisco based air bnb is getting ready to go public. the wall street journal said they plan to file ipo paper work with the sec some time this month. the company was expected to go public earlier this year but the pandemic put those plans on hold. it was recently valued at $18 billion. >>> tas la's stock surged compa first ever stock split. shares will split five to one at the end of the month. they said the move is aimed at making stock ownership more accessible. >> the former chief operating officer of pintrest has filed a lawsuit against the san francisco based company. she said she was not included in important meetings and was paid less than male officers

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facebook. because twitter is a left wing echo chamber.udience overwhelmingly left of center. so they are willing to do this willy-nilly. mark zuckerberg was on capitol hill very recently saying i don't want to be the arbiter of truth. if you are on facebook and instagram owned by facebook. you know there has been more wide latitude for this. juan, i will venmo you any amount of bit coin you want if you can name me a left winger who has been banned by facebook or twitter or suspended or suppressed. they don't exist. this is a one way street. and to suppress the speech of, you know, where he made those comments on "fox & friends" our program on wednesday the president of the united states who is charged with setting some level of standards for when kids go back to school opined about his perspective, which is kids are less vulnerable. to shut that down is to shut down one side of the conversation and you see it time and time again. so i'm tired of this kind of suppression. and you know precisely where it's coming from. and shame on mark zuc

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that was the clip, the harmful clip, banned on facebook and twitter. ing story. is there anything new on this right now? susan: we know facebook has been hesitant for many years to shield president trump's post saying they are not the arbiters of truth. same thing for twitter as well. celebrities and politicians calling for the platform to ban president trump. after towing the balance beam for years especially into the september vote and facebook is encountering, facebook and twitter have been forced to choose, choosing the side that impacts advertising dollars. a few of the advertisers have comeback after the pause in july that includes north face but polices on the platform noticeably picked up in recent months, removal of trump ads, that facebook claimed that linked back to the nazi regime and black and white babies hugging in the street. shielding his minneapolis tweets. twitter announcing last year they are not allowing political ads in year in 2020 heading into november. facebook concerning banning now political ads especially in the days running

facebook and twitter have sanctioned president trump and his campaign for posts in which he claimed children to coronavirus. facebook deleted the post, saying it contained "harmful covid misinformation". twitter temporarily froze the official trump campaign account and required the tweet be deleted before the account could be reactivated. 0ur news reporter alanna petroffjoins me now with more. it does basically come down to language, this. what was it precisely that donald trump tweeted, put out? donald trump did an interview with fox news where he said that children we re where he said that children were almost immune to covid—19. now we all know that donald trump has a way with words and is not always as precise as some people would want him to be. in this case to say almost immune, facebook and twitter said that was not right and goes against us public health information that children are not "almost immune". they are not "almost immune". they are not immune to getting the virus. they can get the virus however they tend to be more resilient than adults if they we re resilient than adults

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facebook and twitter says it vie violates their policies about couped misinformation. as we know, they have accused the silicon giants being buy yafbiasedagainst the right. >> i think there should be a higher bar when it comes to taking down what the president himself says. what i really wish is that news about whether this disease is particularly a threat to certain populations was coming from our nation's scientific advisors. this is why, for instance, the controversy over dr. birx, over the last week where you first had nancy pelosi criticizing her and then you had donald trump criticizing her, folks don't want to hear from politicians. they want to hear from those who are scientific experts. they want to hear the truth so they can gauge for themselves what is the risk to their school age children. i think that's the most important thing to take you away from all this. howie: trippi, for the president's detractors in the media, almost immune is kind of an upbeat talk he engages in when it comes to covid-19. for the president's supporters they feel he's countering me

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on facebook and twitter and up to date and in touch follow us. to those stairs d.w. news africa coming up on the program ask over 19 vaccine trials go into full swing get in south africa many are skeptical but we need to equaling tear to us welcome data what open up. the bluto mad out of 6 french aid workers on 2 local guides in the jet is have it repaired cautions of the west stuff going to country and. these young telephones in kenya need to be taken care of but there's just not enough money to feed and protect them due to the covert 19 and. i am eddie mica jr you're welcome to the program as the current of virus pandemic rages on over 1000 about scenes being tested on people all around the world by d.c. protest in johannesburg south africa i'm not having it they are concerned about the possible obvious effects to people. continue in the country however are committed to helping find a vaccine as possible. we are not guinea pigs say these demonstrators in johannesburg they're protesting covert 19 vaccine tests . around the world the search for a vaccine is on but he

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in so then, you can keep with us on social media, youtuber, facebook and twitter are deviously click.will see you soon. —— youtuber, facebook, twitter, and bbc click. thanks for watching. hello there. over the last few days, temperatures have slowly been coming down, something a bit more comfortable both by day and by night. although we'll hold on to the humidity across england and wales as we head on into this weekend. but for this weekend, it's generally pretty similar to how the last few days have been. rather cloudy, a bit of sunshine in northern and western areas. humid in england and wales, where we'll continue to see showers and thunderstorms at times. now on saturday, the pressure chart shows higher pressure to the north, lower pressure to the south. that's why we'll start off with showers and thunderstorms across some southern portions of wales and southern england. further north, it'll be rather grey, pretty much grey everywhere, but the sunshine will break through central and western scotland, northern ireland, north—west england, perhaps a few sunny spells across the south

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you dot com slash africa or facebook twitter stacey. what keeps us in shape what makes us see and how. my name is dr carson the i talk to medical experts. and i discuss what you can do to improve your health. and let's all try to stay. on the job. i'm not laughing at the germans well i guess sometimes i am but less than nothing with the common man think deep into german culture. and take his grandmother they all do you know it's all that they know i'm rachel join me to meet the japanese on the gulf coast. welcome to news from the world of arts and culture here's what's coming up in the next 50 minutes. as the great film director of inventors turns 75 there's a new documentary about him made in the style of a vendors movie. and an exhibition of fronts vytas work a key figure of post-war european art. but 1st in our mini series about how artists in various cities around the world coping the moment today we are in rio de janeiro in brazil the infectious rhythms of the samba can normally be heard throughout the city but not now we met up wi

on facebook and twitter are up to date and in touch follow us. this is news africa here's what's coming up on the program. we have an exclusive the d.w. reports from cameroon on how the country's military is struggling to stop the separatist movement trying to create a greek i always think. of it 19 threatens to destroy a years of progress meeting or reducing the deeds that's in south africa plus. it's time to mask up these streets causes in harare zimbabwe i helping to create awareness for the coup in 1000 pandemic cases rise across africa. i. welcome to the program in cameroon fighting between the military on english speaking separatists has killed more than 3000 people on this please hundreds of thousands more it's been nearly a year since the country started you national dialogue to address the crisis on the ground not just changed again the screws of access to the front line of the fighting are of course up blasé young travelled with cameroon government soldiers battling separatists in the areas in the west which the west affected by the. co

our facebook twitter updates in touch. from the us. this is due to the news africa coming up on the program today polls for schools to reopen in africa called shrooms remain empty in most countries on the continent health officials say the prolonged closures of schools is harmful to students. and corruption in south africa is so rise so rampant we'll see how it's even dropping bedad off their dignity. while come to africa it's good to have your company the world's health. african governments to reopen schools during the virus pandemic students in only 6 countries are back in the classroom that's according to a survey off 39 african nations in a moment i'll be speaking to a w h o office up on why bay are pushing for schools to reopen but 1st here's a report from kenya where the government has canceled the 2020 academic year. bel-air actually an auto eno should be in school instead the 15 year old is either rich home in nairobi's cave bere a slum or she's helping her mother sell charcoal on the streets of kenya's capital just to make end

side facebook twitter and on the chinese site tech talk and the technology giant while we also the targets of a u.s. pressure campaign cartoons lampooning the u.s. have been spreading in chinese media this one depicting uncle sam suggesting the u.s. is threatened by competition but the official tone has been angry. dollar. ban is part of what he calls nations becoming clean countries which is in fact the senate him for double standards. that means. the battle may be over to talk but the war is about vying for tech supremacy at stake not just profit but power. now let's bring in our business correspondent new york so what power does trump actually have to put pressure on a chinese company like that. well i mean u.s. president donald trump probably could not directly alter to talk or. the other company to sell the u.s. operations for example but as we heard he could say ok we're going to ban talk and then they could decide to sell for example the u.s. operations to microsoft and then maybe u.s. president donald trump would. take this author back so that's probably how the whole deal could wo

if you have a question for the authors whether watching this event via facebook, twitter, youtube ore cato institute website posted with the cato hashtag so the question queuing software can find it. justin, brandon, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> great to be here. >> to begin, briefly, what is "grandtanding"? >>. >> if you want the simplest bumper sticker description of "grandstanding", it's using discussion of morality or politics and public discourse as a vanity project. grand standards use discussions of morality, justice, talk of rights, family daggers to draw attention to themselves to make themselves look like moral paragons. they want others to think of them as morally enlightened or caring more about the poor or uncaring more about the american factory worker. you want something a little bit more detailed the account of "grandstanding" we give the book is a very simple one we say that grandstanding simply has two parts, the first part is the granstanders want a certain audience, the reference network to think certain things about them. we want them to

and china but it takes 2 to play the game american social media platforms like facebook and twitter have been banned for years and chinese tech conglomerate huawei has been a bone of contention for the u.s. despite washington sanctions however while way still managed to sell more smartphones than any other company. but whether that success will hold is another question huawei is struggling with challenges to its smartphone production mostly due to u.s. trade restrictions against china that prevent american a chip producers like qualcomm from providing wall way with processors their supply is only enough for a few more weeks even while way might have to stop producing phones as early as september. let's bring in james under new as he's the director of the technology policy program at the center for strategic and international studies in washington d.c. james welcome to the show how big a role will chinese tanks play in this next round of talks. i think it will overshadow. surprising us all making any progress there's areas like a cultural products where there's still room of the president

both twitter and facebook remove content from president trump's account that included false information about the coronavirus. twitter suspended the trump campaign account briefly because of a campaign video clip. when the claims children are almost immune to the virus. a spokesperson for twitter says that tweet violated twitter rules on covid-19 misinformation. >>> facebook removed a similar video from the presidents account. it is the first time facebook has deleted a post from the president. the inaccurate claim was made during an appearance on fox news. youtube is also deleted that clip. but kept up the full interview. >>> joe biden presidential campaign is pushing back a request for the trump campaign to hold an extra presidential debate. the first one is set for september 29th. several states begin early voting before the debate. according to acts he owes the trump campaign wants to add in the first week in september. another proposal will be to move the last debate, which is set for october 22nd up to early september. the biden campaign says, joe biden will appear on the dates al

as ever you can keep up with us on social media come on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclickee you soon. bye— bye. hello there. for the second friday in a row, some of us have experienced some extreme heat drifting up from the near continent. in fact, the first friday of august saw temperatures peaking at 36.4 degrees in central london, and the heat was pretty widespread across the midlands, central and southern england. widely seeing those temperatures in excess of 30 degrees. that said, not for all. in parts of north—west wales and the outer hebrides we saw temperatures only at around 16 or 17 degrees, and here there were some showery outbreaks of rain. so over the next few hours those temperatures will fall into single figures, by contrast in the south—east it's going to be a very uncomfortable night for getting a good night's sleep. we wake up on saturday morning, perhaps low to mid 20s. so that means plenty of sunshine around, albeit hazy for the weekend. we keep the heat in the south—east for some very warm nights to come, much fresher in the far north—west. that's beca

go ahead and send us a request on facebook, twitter or inagram. use the hashtag ktvu. drug it is now 655 a.m. research showing rising sea levels may cause flooding because of groundwater and also flooding at the coast. berkeley researchers found that in the bay area, more than twice as much land could blood from ground water. as the sea level rises, water moves inland pushing groundwater up until it reaches the surface. that could threaten basements, foundations and roads. >>> two, four bait area members of conference will hold news conferences at post offices drawing attention to the current political controversy over the postal service. house speaker nancy pelosi and congress members will all make appearances at post offices in their districts. nancy pelosi want house members to come back to capitol hill to deal with the concerns about the future of the postal service. democrats say present trump is trying to sabotage the election accusing his administration to making cuts to the postal service that will cause delays in getting mail and balance to voters in time for

say that it is actually a more diverse platform than some other social media platforms like facebook and twitter i spoke to max beaumont he is a prominent to talk creator with millions of followers and he recently wrote an open letter urging trump not to bend to talk precisely for this reason because it has functionality that bursts out of that so-called filter bubble and lets people see a more diverse range of opinions we can have a listen to what he had to say and in my opinion i think it's something where it allows you to see perspectives that you may not be otherwise regularly seeing if you're someone who consistently follows people who are conservative on twitter or someone who consistently polls people who are product on twitter then and then it got put you into this echo chamber of ideology depending on who ever you follow it with with to talk seemingly it's content that generally the public is engaging with and kind of also over time is rising and i think as a result you're seeing things that use might not otherwise be exposed to it and then that is beneficial because it's giving you a w

right now, if you want to send a song in, use hashtag ktvu on facebook, twitter and instagram. >>> there is a coin shortage right now which you knew about, and three bank branches in contra costa county wants you to trade in your spare change for paper money. anyone can bring in their change and they will be counted without the bank charging their usual feet picked up bank branches are involved walnut creek and danville and richmond . it's making this offer to get more coins back in circulation at a time when many businesses can't get enough coins. >>> seattle's police chief will retire in september after a 7-1 vote by the seattle city council to defund the police department. that fund would cut the police department by $3 million and reallocated toward programs that help affordable housing, shelters and mental health services. one city councilmember held out on that almost unanimous vote because she said the cuts did not go far enough. >> by my no boat today i want to defund the police by at least 50 percent. >> it was not thoughtful in some ways petty and hasty and i don't think it wil

they have no legal liability for false statements and slanderous statements that are posted on facebook, twitter, and the on-line platforms. if dina slanders someone in her story, if i slander someone in a story in the new yorker, i can be sued for libel. some argue those laws are too loose. so i would make -- realize that absolutely everything you are seeing on-line has not been fact checked at all, and then this will sound hokie but i mean it. if you are a conservative and you are seeing these crazy things in your facebook feed and you are not reading them in the "wall street journal," i would use the "wall street journal" news pages as your guide. what you're seeing on facebook is false. the "wall street journal" is owned by rupert murdoch who also owns fox news. clearly their editorial page is deeply conservative. if it is not in the news pages of the "wall street journal," it is false. there is a value to journalism. again, we have a crisis of information right now across the world. it is leading people to -- ::

facebook, twitter, instagram. use hashtag ktvu . >>> the san francisco restaurant with dining bubble's has been told to remove those domes. the department of public health said they do not allow for proper airflow. the restaurant's owner believes someone anonymously complain because they felt they were anti-homeless. the guidelines for outdoor adorning state outdoor structures need to be open on the sides to allow for airflow. >>> health officials have confirmed a case of the plague at south lake tahoe. the first in 5 years. and unidentified resident is under medical care. health officials believe the person may have been bitten by a co-infected flee while walking a dog along the truckee river corridor. the plague can be prevented by avoiding contact with wild rodents and by keeping pets away from burroughs. >>> let's talk about the oakland a's. they are hoping for a win today after losing last night to the arizona diamondbacks. they were behind most of the game until they picked up three runs against the diamondb

facebook, twitter, instagram.se hashtag ktvu. >> good day to take a walk. >>> there's a moratorium on eviction proceedings in california. as many as 4 million renters could still be in danger of losing their homes starting one week from friday. public health officials warned kicking people out of their homes could lead to an increased spread of covid-19. that is true for communities that have already been hit hard by the virus. >> the already catastrophic crisis of affordable housing in california has left too many californians reticular lead those in the black, latin and asian communities in overcrowded housing through which the infection spreads relentlessly. >> state lawmakers are considering options. apartment owners say if they don't collect rent they will need financial help to stata foreclosure. they think the state should provide funding for renters and landlords. >>> there was a victory for renters in san francisco. a judge is upholding a city ordinance that prevents landlords from evicting tenants or una

send me a request, facebook, twitter, instagram and use hashtag ktvu . >>> the california state senate passed a bill that said the makeup of corporate boards has to include minorities. it would require california- based companies to have one board director from an under representative community by the end of 2021. this expands a law that sets similar requirements for including women on boards. now the bill heads to the state assembly for a final vote. >>> if you can't pay your rent because of the pandemic, help may be coming. a legislative proposal introduced last week would protect tenants from eviction through january as long as they pay 25% of the rent during that period. california's legislators will vote today as the state moratorium expires tomorrow. >>> also today, fremont will hold a virtual grand opening ceremony for its housing navigation center. the new center is expected to help the homeless and find permanent and stable places to live. a recent survey found homelessness increased by 27% between 2017 and last year. the virtual grand opening happens at 6:00 tonight and will

facebook, twitter, instagram, use hashtag ktvu . >>> many in san jose may soon get some sleep after years of late-night freight trains blasting their horns near their homes. san jose will create overnight quiet zones right along the union pacific railroad tracks in downtown san jose in the japan town areas. train operators will have to silence the horns from 10:00 at night until 7:00 in the morning. the changes could take effect as early as november. >>> a ton is using a unique way to use free face mask. the volunteer cloth masks, bandannas, and surgical masks. they offer them for free by hanging them on trees. the plan coincides with streets being closed and outdoor dining , streets and parks begin getting busy again. >> the business owners came up to me inc. you so much. i can't tell you how many because they don't have masks and now i can send them down the street. >> the donated masks are cleaned and sun-dried before sealed inside plastic bags. they can be found at creek park and san anselmo avenue. to keep up with the demand, they have started a gofundme page to raise money to get ev

facebook, twitter, instagram.ashtag ktvu. when i hear this song, i think of the giants winning the game. oracle park when the giants win a game. >> i love those memories at the end of the game and everybody standing arm in arm. remember those days? they will be back. happy birthday to tony bennett. >>> today, you are going to have to pay to park in downtown san jose once again. since march, drivers could park on downtown streets and city's garage it for free. because of the shelter in place order. now more people are driving, the city will require payment. san jose has adopted a new plan that lets people who work downtown and earned $20 an hour or less to pay half the usual parking permit fee. >>> according to a recent study, people who work from home are happier and more productive. the study also found that stress levels have fallen by more than 10% as more people have been allowed to work from home. despite the fact that most people are working longer hours. >>> covid-19 has changed the way we see summer movies

send me a request on facebook, twitter or instagram.vu. >>> it is 6:55 am, an investigation by u.s. authority sate maintenance work triggered the huge explosion in lebanon. investigators believed a fire set off almost 3000 tons of ammonium nitrate stored at the beirut port for years. at least 172 people were killed. 6000 were hurt. 30 others are still missing. that explosion caused a lot of damage with hundreds of thousands of people homeless now. the government of lebanon resigned on monday but kevin is still there in power for now. >>> iran, turkey in the palestinian states are criticizing a new agreement between the united arab emirates and israel establishing full diplomatic ties. in a joint statement with the u.s., israel agreed to suspend their plans to annex parts of the west bank and they will pursue normal relations with the uae. palestinian leaders say that is treason. they're calling on arab and islamic countries to oppose it. president trump called it an historic peace agreement. >> this deal is a significant step toward bui

keep up with the team on social media, youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at bbc click.. pressure is on to bring in the harvest. there is heavy rain and thunderstorms in the forecast for next week. at the moment, it's all about how high the temperatures are going to get. it wasn't quite as hot on saturday as it was on friday. but still, the temperature in hampshire reached 3a degrees. the highest temperatures were in sussex and at frittenden in kent, and it's these sort of areas that we'll see the focus of the heat again during sunday. we start with some very high temperatures in the morning in the south—east corner of england, perhaps 19—20 degrees. again, it's cooler as you had further north, maybe 11—5 in the north—west of scotland. in between, we have got this zone of cloud that's pushed in off the north sea. and there may be 1—2 light showers in that as well. any shower threatening the far south—east should move away. gradually, the sunshine develops more widely, the cloud gets burned back onto some of those north sea coasts. we have got that onshore breeze keeping

on facebook and twitter facebook today in touch follow us on. the clock is ticking to american companies are now in the running to buy chinese social media giant to take talk they're hoping to seal a deal before u.s. president donald trump follows through on a threat to bomb the company but could microsoft size prove too much of a challenge to a rival bit from twitter. also coming up there billionaire boss gets richer while they toil during a contract make amazon employees toss on presents take to the streets to demand their. pays more time. this is the business i'm paid for it isn't thanks for joining me u.s. president donald trump has threatened to banus 2 american tech giants want to buy it as chinese own video sharing platform tiktaalik faces increasing scrutiny in the united states u.s. tech conglomerate microsoft remains the front runner to acquire its american operations but not twitter has entered the game to holding talks with tech talk with a view to the same sale it's unclear if twitter could add big microsoft but some analysts say th

facebook, twitter, instagram. use the hashtag #ktvu. >>> the giants are going to continue the series against the los angeles angels tonight, mike had a big game and yesterday's giants when making a great diving catch it, then, he hit his sixth homer of the season. that was the giants winning 8- 2, today's game starts for you at 6:45 p.m.. is >>> the oakland a's are back in oakland, we will continue a home at home series against the arizona diamondbacks and , they lost both road games including the blowout against the diamondbacks, during the last they only had four hits and they struck out 13 times. today's game from oakland starts at 6:40 p.m.. >>> the los angeles laker protesters protested brutality at the game. they looked like make america great again hatchet, by the great again was crossed out. instead the hat said make america arrested the cops to kill to breanna taylor. she was killed by louisville kentucky police in march. >>> we have video for you, the toronto raptors released a video showing an alameda c

facebook, twitter, or instagram. use the hashtag #ktvu. pam? >>> very nice, club along and be happy. hosting the dodgers after winning the seventh game in a row, it was a wild game last night. brandon bell tied the game in the ninth with a home run to centerfield. then, and the 11th inning with the game tied at eight points, donovan celano came to the plate. >> left field, it is out of here. we are going home. >> that feel to the giants win, 10-8. the tonight's game starts at 6:45 p.m.. >>> students and the fremont cr of teachers and administrators and parents. meals will be provided to district students for a curbside pickup . support services and counseling staff will now be available for all students. >>> the state superintendent tony thurman will hold a virtual news briefing to talk about efforts for reopening schools here in california. he will also discuss the department of education's ongoing efforts to support schools as they are dealing with the challenges of distance learning. >>> schools across the country revise lesson plans and res

send me a song on facebook, twitter, instagram and use the hashtag ktvu. let's see if i can put it on the list. drug a new survey showing more than one third of americans intend to vote by mail in the november presidential election. the survey was conducted by the democracy fund and found that 37 % of registered voters said they will probably vote by mail in the november election. 40% of boaters who plan to boat for joe biden essay they plan to vote by mail. while 23% of boaters who support perez trump president trump say they will vote by mail. >>> the postmaster general said he will hold off on more operational changes at the post office until after the election. of the changes made by the new postmaster general louis dejoy have been criticized. critics say they cause delays in mail delivery and would interfere with the delivery of mail and balance for the november election. >> i don't trust the postmaster general in what he said and if he is sincere about it, it means the bully has backed off. >>> the postmaster general said the changes he has made at t

david: now, both facebook and twitter claim that those remarks contain misinformation about the chinairus and children's health. president trump was asked about facebook and twitter's cent orship on the south lawn earlier today. >> what evidence is have you seen about children -- [inaudible] >> all you have to do read the newspapers or read the medical reports. david: so here are some facts. cdc data shows around 7% of all 4.8 million china virus cases in the u.s. are from children under 18. and around 0.1% of all 159,000 u.s. deaths are from that that age group. twitter's decision to censor the trump campaign was made in part by a former press secretary for kamala harris, the senator. in march twitter claimed china's misinformation about the virus did not violate its rules, and facebook's decision to deny the american people from hearing what the president has to say comes despite repeated assurances from facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg that his platform will not censor politicians. listen. >> i just believe strongly that facebook shouldn't be the arbiter of truth of everyth

send me a song, facebook, twitter or instagram. use the hashtag #ktvu. >> it is fun. thank you, sal, we know the pandemic has been a challenge for many of our favorite activities and places around the bay area. we are excited to shine the spotlight this friday on the oakland zoo. the zoo was on the brink of closing, it went several months without paying visitors. now that it is back open we wanted to show you how the zoo continues to care for the animals and how it adjusts some practices to allow visitors to return. to join us at 9 am for the next zip trip to the oakland zoo, we would love for you to share some of your favorite zoo memories as well, share them with us on social media with the hashtag #ktvu and we will share some of them, friday morning at 9 am. >>> there are reports of hundreds of layoffs and for those hitting the bay area, airline workers, american airlines announced yesterday that they send furloughs, and warning notices to 700 employees at sfo and oakland international airports . this comes after the airline announced plans to and flights together

send it on facebook, twitter, instagram . i hear clapping. use the hashtag, #ktvu. to dave. >>> the time is 4:24. the san francisco giants will continue against the l.a. angels. mike had a big game over the angels, making this diving catch that ended the second inning. he had to see it twice. three times -- he hit his sixth homer of the season. that padded the giants lead. the giants won, 8-2. today's game starts at 6:45. they will fight against the arizona diamondbacks. the oakland a's lost both games, including yesterday's 10- 1 blowout against the diamondbacks. during that loss, the a's only had four hits. they struck out 13 times. today's game from oakland starts at 6:40. >>> some players wore special hats protesting police brutality. take a look, the hats look like make america great again hats, it said, make america arrest the cops who murdered breonna taylor. she was murdered by police in louisville, kentucky back in march. >>> we are looking at newly released video that shows an alameda county sheriff's deputy shoving the toronto raptors president. this happ

facebook and twitter have sanctioned president trump and his campaign for posts in which he claimed childrenrarily froze the official trump campaign account and required the tweet be deleted before the account could be reactivated. david willis reports. for several weeks, president trump has claimed that children are virtually immune to the effects of the coronavirus. they may get it but they get it, it doesn't have much of an impact on them and if you look at the numbers, the numbers of, in terms of mortality, fatality, the numbers for children under a certain age, meaning young, their immune systems are very, very strong, they are very powerful and they seem to be able to handle it very well. it's a claim the president has made to support his call for schools here to reopen their doors for lessons in just a few weeks' time. but it flies in the face of advice from his own medical experts who say that whilst the children are less susceptible to the effects of the virus, they are still able to catch it and spread it to others, including teachers and adults back at home. twitter and facebook b