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laws but on the books for several years. >> have both of you received your 2020 supplemental federal funds customer. >> yes, sir. >> i heard you answer already missed merrill you said yes. >> and are you putting these funds to used to help administer elections in light of the covid-19 pandemic? >> yes or we are exclusively we have a detailed plan like to share at the members of they would like to see it. >> if you like to submit that for the record we will take that to make sure it gets submitted sir. >> any documentation to. submit that for the record to. >> thank you. >> do either of you believe you need any more federal mandates to administer your election before the november election? >> absolutely not. >> no, sir i do not think so. >> secretary i understand you already put in place an emergency plan. upcoming elections can you tell what that plan looks like in a very quick manner so i get one more question? >> yes congressman, we extended early voting from seven days with an additional six days of 13 days total. we create a separate absentee by mail application process for several reasons that

been a flood of different federal law enforcement and correctional officers from federal prison systems, d.e.a. agents, customtrol besides military on the streets including military armored vehicles. it looks like an enormous somewhat oppressive show of force on tv. what's it like there? is it a harbin jeer of things to come elsewhere? >> what it is is sad, hurtful, scary. i'm a united states senator and i left here late last night, and i literally thought twice about putting on my shorts and a t-shirt to walk home because the painful thing that and the conversation i've had with many other black n thist week is tothor life. when i was -- when i was 12, 13 years old, i was already about 6' tall, and to have a nation where the elders, the men in my family felt the need to begin to educate me that i would make people feel scared or uncomfortable, they had this chilling sort of -- it was a time i was feeling strong and playing football, to try to help me understand that, when i was getting my license, this is not a joke, you need to listen to us because a misunderstanding or an interaction could mean your death.

outlet that they were going to reopen, and they weren't going to require masks of customers in places that the federal and -- sorry, i should say the state or local authorities required them, that they were going to let customers make their own decisions in those states that did not require the masks. now today, after a fierce backlash, the company reverses course. and look, what's remarkable about this story is that trump has managed to politicize the mask wearing to impact the way that ceos make decisions. and now you have a situation where ceos are considering the political fallout of making a decision and potentially putting that ahead of public safety. it's just a crazy town kind of situation, brooke. >> and people have to beware of and take action on despite what certain people are saying or not at the top of the country. thank you very much for that. >>> coming up, atlanta police officers calling out sick in large numbers. the same day the now-former officer was charged in the killing of rayshard brooks was due in court for the very first time. >>> plus, universities in mississippi facing new p

many of trump's campaiaign staffers h have also gonone into quarantine federal judge has ordered immigration and customs enforcement to release immigrant childrenen from its fafamily due tontion centnters t concerns over rising coronavirus infections. the order affects two immigrant prisons in texas and one in pennsylvania, as well as well as facilities housing unaccompanied minors. last w week, court documents revealed 11 immigrants held inside a prison for families in karnes, texas, tested positive for covid-19. u.s. district judge dolly gee wrote, "the facilities are on fire, and there is no morere tie for half measures." at least 750 ice prisoners and 45 ice workers have tested positive f for the coronavirus. coronavirus cases are continuing to increase across the global soututh. in india, the number of covid-19 cases has topped half a million, and the peak of the pandemic is projected to be weeks away. health officials warn the total number of cases could top 1 million by the end of the month. iran has ordered residents to wear masks at indoor gathering places. on saturday, iran reported 127 deaths

federal government. we need all the things that needs to be done to make sure that you are safe and your employees are safe and your customers are safe. in the meantime, it is pay for by the federal government. he should not have to borrow that money. this is a crisis. this is an international health crisis. if we do not do that, it is going to cost the government a lot more down the road. businesseseep these open. what happens? >> i have an idea. frmr vp biden: sure. industrieshe largest for minority businesses is in janitorial. if we think about getting people back to work, many buildings like this are accustomed to regular cleaning. now, you have to do a higher level, which is called sanitizing. in pennsylvania, a group of minority and business and city leaders have come together and covid task force. we have been thinking about how we help them get their certifications and licenses for this higher level of cleaning. vice president, it is a way we can get people to work right now because every restaurant, every business, can put an emblem and say this business was cleaned and sanitized. frmr vp biden: exactly, and that sh

federal partners. cdc has been down, hhs has been down. we're working with customs and border control because of issues as it relates to the border in mexicali and calexico and issues that we have to address in and around that border. we obviously are at a point now where the impacts of the counties is such that we believe it is time to dial back as it relates to their efforts. remember, they never moved forward as far as other parts of the state. it's time to pull back further. we have two sites you may recall. the optum serve is our partnership for testing sites that are in the community. we have also provided 1.1 to 1.2 million. 1.151 to be exact million masks into a community that includes 180,000 population. 1.1million masks, we have distributed down into the county. just shy of half million masks, gowns, gloves, face shields and like. we are committed to providing more resources in real time to help support their efforts as well as i recognize good enough never is. and we are finally in a position with these large contracts where now we have received just from

customs and border protection show federal agents recorded at least 270 hours of aerial surveillance footage. meanwhile, s statues to confederates, colonizers, and other raracist historical l figs continue to fall. in raleigh, north carolina, protesters used ropes to pull two statues of confederate soldiers from a monument outsise of the state capitol building friday. in san francisco, protesters tore down monuments to francis scott key, who comomsed the u.s. national antnthem, a a juniperer serra, a an 18th century spapanh prpriest whoho oversaw a missisn ththat enslaved, tortured,d, and mumurdered indigigenous pepeopl. they also toppled a statueue of union n army general and u.s. president ulysseses s grant who , once held a person in slavery. in washington, d.c., protesters toppled a statue of confederate general albert pike and set it on fire. and here in new york, the museum of natural h history says it's removing a statue of forormer president teddy y roosevelt, who is depicteted riding on a horse above an indigenous peperson and enslaveded person on either side of him. in los

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>> i expect to see law enforcement, both state, local and federal as well as brave men and women of the customsder protection standing united against anarchy, against lawless. against criminal thugs taking advantage, exploiting what is going on for their own greed and their own agenda. that is what i'm going to see. i will see them supporting the rule of law and doing exactly as the president said, take back our streets. elizabeth: commissioner, thank you so much for joining us. okay, stay right there. we'll take a quick commercial break. we have got a whole lot of show coming up. stay right there. back in two. t on the road, we'll be doing what we do best. providing some calm amidst the chaos. with virtual, real-time tours of our vehicles as well as remote purchasing. for a little help, on and off the road. now when you buy or lease a new lincoln, we'll make up to 3 payments on your behalf. ♪. elizabeth: okay. let's talk now about social media bias, about how americans are not getting information on social media. facebook, now rocked by internal turmoil. workers there staging a virtual walk ou

customers to financial support programs available outside of the puc. for example, we recently ran a campaign in neighborhood newspapers including in chinese and spanish newspapers to promote local, state and fral -- federal plans to help customers pay a portion of their electricity bill. by continuing to work with city partners and others, we will look to move forward during these tough times as a stronger, better and more responsive agency. again, i want to thank staff and the commission for all these efforts and we have a long road ahead of us. i'm hopeful for the future of the puc and the san francisco bay area. that concludes my report. >> commissioner: thank you, mr. general manager. i have a request. i didn't know much about the public comments raised around the public bike trail and wondering if the next meeting during the general manager's report if you wouldn't mind giving us a brief update to determine whether we need to take action or what we need do. >> city manager: i'll provide an update on that. i forgot to mention in your package, you received an e-mail from an article that was placed there and though we responded and identified the themes we're doing to make our work sites safe, we will

. >>> major breaking news, a federal judge ruled that migrant children held in immigration and customsrcement family detention centers must be released because of coronavirus. according to the ruling from the district judge in central california, the centers are on fire and there is no more time for half measures. she ordered those children who have been in detention centers for more than 20 days be released by july 17th. her ruling cites that earlier this month there were 124 children in i.c.e. custody. this comes as more than 750 i.c.e. detainees have tested positive for coronavirus out of nearly 9,000 who have been tested so far. there's growing concern among many immigration attorneys that i.c.e. will now release children without their parents, triggering something that would look like family separation all over again. for too long the american political system focused on partisanship and horse race with little governing being done. that's a situation that is worsening substantially in the last four years. donald trump, the reality tv president, has been known for his penchant for

right track to show that he is trying to restore the sense of our american customs and traditions, he is going to get federalrce. he's got to get indictments, he's got to tell the states there are federal jurisdictions within our state. if we are going to lock down all of california, maybe you shouldn't lock down yosemite. it's an open air part, maybe i can do something there. maybe he will say to certain local officials, you violated the federal civil rights of people within your jurisdiction and that is a federal offense and that is racketeering. and so he's got to show the nation that despite these constraints and this weaponization of this crisis that he is going to be very calm and quiet and he's going to carry a huge club and restore the country and the customs and traditions they're accustomed to. >> martha: do you think he's doing a good job of communicating that right now? >> i think he was frustrated in the last two weeks because he felt if he threatened to use federal troops these governors and mayors would come into line and they are not. they don't see any advantage to enforcing the law that the

>> i expect to see law enforcement, both state, local and federal as well as brave men and women of the customs border protection standing united against anarchy, against lawless. against criminal thugs taking advantage, exploiting what is going on for their own greed and their own agenda. that is what i'm going to see. i will see them supporting the rule of law and doing exactly as the president said, take back our streets. elizabeth: commissioner, thank you so much for joining us. okay, stay right there. we'll take a quick commercial break. we have got a whole lot of show there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. ♪. elizabeth: ok

customs officers, dea agents, the full force of the federal government is spread out in the city to compliment the city's own police force to be prepared for whatever may or may not happen tonight. again, yesterday's protests were entirely peaceful. today's have been as well. we will see what happens when and if there is a decision made to enforce that curfew. >> all right, garrett on the ground there in the nation's capital. again, the cure few went into effect. let's go from washington, d.c. now to new york city. my colleague katy tur. it not exactly sure where you are right now. so where you are and what do things look like there? >> we e e are in columbus circle. we have been marching throughout the city now for five, six hours. and we went all the way upper east side, 89th street. back down 5th avenue. i wondered if they were going to go to trump tower but there were police barricades and thou this crowd that has been on the prove, nonstop since 1:00 p.m. and stopping and they are stopping in front of trump international hotel here in columbus circle. they could not get to trump tower but

federal government. that just fell through. it's not an easy process. >> reporter: but at least for now their customers are coming back. i'm roz plader. >> to see our guide what's open and what's not per county use our qr code on the bottom left of your screen. you can see it right now. simply point the camera on your phone at that code and it's going to take you right to the article on our website. so what about the surge in cases? the states in green are seeing a decline in cases. that's most of the east coast. over here new york, new jersey, up here towards maine as well as a few in the midwest, minnesota and michigan. now, the states in the shades of orange you can see it here and yellow are seeing an up tick in cases. that's most of the west coast along with the south. look at california. it's kind of a light orange, yellow right there. that's an 80% increase in daily new cases. places like florida and arizona a 100% increase in cases. our next graph shows california's new daily cases compared to new york state. look at new york's curve. here's new york in the blue. it curved up, peaked and went dramatically down.

customers love it. see for yourself, at carvana.com. charles: the federalew restrictions on how the biggest banks spend capital to protect the financial system from risk from the economy that are posed by the coronavirus, not only all fed members were on board, some wanted to strongly object to the decision, edward lawrence joines is now, i read a statement, she seemed livid. >> way, did she ever, she was a major dissent on this for the stress test that came out of the stress test by the federal reserve for these banks, the governor thought that bank should not be allowed at all to give dividends in the third quarter. the ultimate plan the federal reserve capped the dividend at the second-quarter level with the formula used by rac recent income by suspending any stock buyback in the third-quarter and the dissent he writes this, it's time for a large bank to preserve capital so they can be a source of strength in a robust recovery, she goes on to say i do not support giving the green light to deplete capital which raises the risk that they will need to tight

all across the country amid the protests, us customs and border protection is sending officers agents and aviation assets to partner with local state and federal agencies on the ground from minneapolis to atlanta to los angeles. demonstrations have more from peaceful and 2 violent attacks over the past week. buildings have been burned damaged and looted and police and protesters have been hurt as well and in a few cases people died. cpd officials say that the agency's mission extends nationwide not just on the border. well former officer derek shot and is in custody facing 3rd degree murder and manslaughter charges in connection to george floors floyd's death. he was scheduled to appear in court today. but that's been postponed. john lawrence reports. >>tensions brewing across the has been knocked down that was no more don't have a voice anymore from day to night streets were packed with angered by the death of george floyd who died last week in the custody of minneapolis >>we deserve justice not just quote what what happened to mister floyd in minneapolis. but what happens to black men and women all across this country and has been happening

customers back. plus at 5.30 an east bay community says its final farewell to dave patrick underwood a federal officer who was shot and killed in working at a protest and coming up next an open college professors at the center of a viral post over an e-mail he sent to a and oakland to college professors at the center of a viral post over an email that he sent to a student. >>in the exchange laney college professor matthew hovered asked a student if she could anglicized her name and that professor is now on administrative leave kron four's haaziq madyun shows us the conversation and tells us how the college and the professor are responding. >>it is a tweet of an e-mail conversation between a college professor and a female be of any student that has gone viral quote good you anglicized your name ph you see be you i sound like an insult in english on quote according to the person who posted the tweet that request was made by laney college math. professor matthew hubbard the female student had this response quote your requests for be to anglicized my name fills discriminatory and i will move forward with

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there are no real guidelines at a federal, state or local level around liability. if someone, an employee, a customer sick. >> that's right. businesses now are just starting to reopen and there have been gradual rules about how they can operate. but a lot of it has been voluntary guidance, nonbinding rules. the trump administration has not put out a clear set of binding regulations that tell businesses what they expect. congressional leaders and the trump administration have said that businesses should not be liable for damages if there is a coronavirus outbreak. but they haven't yet put out a bill or a policy that would explain how that works. so the combination of a lack of clear rules and a lack of a clear policy on liability means that businesses are opening up feeling confused sometimes. wondering what happens if a customer gets staff sick or staff gets a customer sick or if they do put out rules for masks, and someone doesn't follow them. are they liable? and it's very difficult right now for a lot of the businesses we talked to to navigate this. it can be a muddle of state, local and federal r

customs, this is rolling back. >> reporter: the trump administration is also defending the actions of federal law enforcement after they aggressively disbursed peaceful protestors know the white house. they were moved because police wanted a larger security perimeter. >> jim beerman is the police chief. mr. baron, thanks so much for coming on. >> it was my pleasure. >> no matter what you call it, defund, perform, overall, the public is screaming for change. do you support the change that we're seeing congress propose? >> yeah, i'd like to see the final bill. when we get to that point, the devil's always in the detail. it talks about things they've been talking about for a long time. national registry is good. there are other components of that bill that makes a lot of sense. whether that will become law or not, people that have been in this business for at least the last 20 or so years have been talking about many of the things that would -- >> now we have seen these global rallies. how do you explain why black people are getting killed by police? do you think there's systemic racism? if not, what else could be ca

each state has developed and will continue to build upon a customized state testing plan developed in full coordination with the federal government. the next iteration covering july to december is due on july so. that's state plans drive the allocation of certain state resources. for example, in may and june the federal government has distributed nearly 26 million collection swabs and over 19 million tubes of transport media. hhs also prioritizes allocation of certain key laboratory tests like point of care tests according to state-specific needs. there are also strategies particularly relevant to veins testing, especially in universities and businesses. for example, pooling of samples meaning combining two or more samples and possibly up to ten into a single test makes sense where the prevalence of infection in low. in such pooled surveillance testing can be conducted in a university research lab outside of a clear environment, but if a pooled sample is positive for covid, every single person in that pool would need to be tested through a health system. would i like to close by recognizing my fellow officers in the un

strategy, each state has developed and will continue to build upon a customized state testing plan developed in full coordination with the federalernment. the next covering july to december is due on july 10th. these state plans drive the allocation of certain scarce resources. for example, in may and june, the federal government has distributed nearly 26 million collection swabs and over 19 million tubes of transport media. hhs also prioritizes allocation of certain key laboratory tests, like point of care tests, according to state specific needs. there are also strategies particularly relevant to surveillance testing, especially in universities and businesses. for example, pooling of samples, combining two or more samples and possibly up to ten into a single test, makes sense where the prevalence of infection is low. and such pooled surveillance testing can be conducted in a university research lab outside of a clear environment. if a pooled sample is positive for covid, every individual in that pool would need to be tested through a health system. i would like to close by recognizing my fellow officers in the united states pu

federal safety tests. word is ups and the postal service are likely customers. year to date that stock is up 130%. >>> facebook's stock is down right now after the social media giant managed to annoy both activists and gamers at the same time. to the gamers' piece of this. facebook is down 3.6%. facebook announced its oculus go virtual reality headset is now not at a go, it's a full stop. facebook will discontinue the lower priced device which used 3dof, three degrees of freedom. it measures the rotation of a user's head versus the model fb is keeping, the quest version, which offers 50os. six degrees of freedom. that's the full rotation including pitch, yaw and roll. i sound like a pilot here. quest is triwice the price as t one they are letting go of. as for the activists, add ben & jerry's to a group of activists boycotting advertising on facebook and instagram, saying they do not do enough to remove hate speech on its platforms. those are our pop and drop stocks. >>> speaking of gaming, a big hit during lockdowns. well, time to check if the stay-at-home trad

customers. but he doesn't have a federal standard to operate by. why don't we have a federal standard? well, you point the finger of responsibility to the white his administration have refused to come forward with enforceable and inspectable standards that we can use to help those who are trying to protect others from public health exposures. without that federal standard, companies like that one in texas really don't know where to turn. if osha came up with a standard and said this is what we expect in the workplacesnd you living up to that standard, i would say as an attorney who spent a little time in the courtroom, you've got a pretty strong defense going for you, first causation and if you have done what is reasonable to protect people. that is what it comes down to. democrats and others don't argue that we should hold businesses to a standard of responsibility. we certainly don't encourage or defend frivolous lawsuits. but we don't want bad actors who are ignoring any standards or any responsibility to get away with murder. they should be held responsible and they should be rel

customers who lost it. the faa is investigating the crash. >>> and tonight we are learning new details in a deadly shooting of a bay area federal security guarddavid patrick underwood gunned down during friday night protests in oakland. a white van pulled up and a passenger started firing. >> we have reason to believe these individuals were targeting uniformed officers. we know that they were out and about in the area of where our officers and others were stationed. >> we were devastated. the community. we lost a hero. >> the department of homeland security is calling the deadly shooting an act of domestic terrorism. >>> more bay area counties will ease restrictions on the shelter-in-place order this week. tomorrow, malls, retail stores will be able to open in contra costa county. child care and business offenses will be able to open and summer camps can resume with modifications. in santa clara county, restaurants will be allowed to welcome back customers for outdoor dining friday. a major step forward for businesses in san jose that have been closed for two months. >> we are arranging between here, you know, in this area alone, 85 to 90 gue

month he was acquitted of those charges in a federal court in the district of ohio and he was said to be released shortly there after but in custody of the customs and immigration department in the united states the contract it took in 1000 which may have been one of the reasons for this delay but american officials at that time also said that iran was delaying his repatch relation back to his home country in may the u.s. dept she secretary of homeland security kenneth cuccinelli was quoted as saying that we have 11 citizens 11 iranian citizens here in custody we've been trying to send back to iran but iran is causing delays iran's government should charter a plane so we can send them back so there is this hanging there's this back and forth that it continues to go on there are believed to be 20 or so iranians in u.s. custody in iran there are least 5 american citizens including a former navy veteran mark white who was arrested on july 29th for supposedly coming to iran to visit someone a woman who with whom he seemed to be in a romantic relationship with and there seems to be some talk of a possible swap of people going on before the release of

federal government made the process difficult. translation: they tried to interfere. even now, our team is trying to get through silly processes that customsas nothing of the sort. this interference is down to political reasons. latin america has become the focal point of the pandemic, but the eyes of the world are particularly on brazil, because countries across the region are battling with similar issues of inequality and poverty, but it's the lack of political leadership that sets brazil apart. as the death toll rises, so too does the fear. it feels like an inexorable rise to the top. katy watson, bbc news, sao paulo. the first american astronauts to travel on a commercially built craft have arrived on board the international space station. the two crew members were welcomed by a fellow nasa astronaut and two russian cosmonauts. victoria gill reports. we are ready to get dragon docked to the international space station. closing in after a 19—hour journey on a destination 260 miles above the earth. soft capture confirmed. stand by for retraction and docking. the first astronauts to arrive at the international space station in a privately

federal government made the process difficult. translation: they tried to interfere. even now, our team is trying to get through silly processes that customsegal, but it was nothing of the sort. this interference is down to political reasons. latin america has become the focal point of the pandemic, but the eyes of the world are particularly on brazil, because countries across the region are battling with similar issues of inequality and poverty, but it's the lack of political leadership that sets brazil apart. as the death toll rises, so too does the fear. it feels like an inexorable rise to the top. katy watson, bbc news, sao paulo. let's go back to the united states, i want to show you what is happening in boston, massachusetts, and some of the themes of there. we saw earlier huge numbers of people gathered outside the state capital. peaceful, it seemed at the time. at the moment it also seems to be peaceful and another part of the city. we can see huge lines of police. there you see the state capital and just 20 minutes ago that was absolutely packed with protesters, and it seems that slowly people have started moving away from there,

customs and border protection is the largest federal law enforcement agency in the country and has unfortunatelycumented history of abuse and misconduct allegations. and there's a 2014 analysis i'm familiar with by the american immigration council of 809 complaints of abuses by border patrol agencies from 2009 through 2012. which found that in 97% of the cases in which an outcome was reported, no action was taken against the officer. the complaints included hitting someone's head against a rock, stomping on someone's back, touching women inappropriately, kicking a pregnant woman, causing her to miscarry. in a 2017 report, on 2,178 complaints from 2012 to 2015, the percentage of cases with reported outcomes where no action was taken against the officer was 96%. so obviously, the people in the streets are marching because of their concern about those cases where law enforcement has abused its power and exercised excessive force. how are you dealing with these cases in your agency? because obviously, these numbers are troubling when in the high 90% range, there's no action taken on these complaints

month he was acquitted of those charges in a federal court in the district of ohio and he was said to be released shortly there after but in custody of the customs and immigration department in the united states the contract it took in 1000 which may have been one of the reasons for this delay but american officials at that time also said that iran was delaying his repatriation back to his home country in a the u.s. deputy secretary of homeland security kenneth cuccinelli was quoted as saying that we have 11 citizens 11 iranian citizens here in custody we've been trying to send back to iran but iran is causing delays iran's government should charter a plane so we can send them back so there is this hanging there is this back and forth that continues to go on there are believed to be 20 or so iranians in u.s. custody in iran there are least 5 american citizens including a former navy veteran mark white who was arrested in july $29000.00 for supposedly coming to iran to visit someone a woman who with whom he seemed to be in a romantic relationship with and there seems to be some talk of a possible swap of people going on before the release of this

the federal government will no longer distribute the drug for use against the coronavirus. >>> san francisco stores are welcoming customersy. retail has been devastated since the stay-at-home order stick affect. christien kafton shows us how stores or malls are opening their doors to customers while making sure those customers and workers stay safe. >>> customers began lining up outside the westfield center three hours before the doors open. the customer saying they prefer shopping and person compared to online shopping. >> i have been waiting for a long time. i been forced to purchase everything online. it feels good to get in here and see the merchandise. >> reporter: the westfield center opened its doors at 11 am. the mall said it will follow health guidelines including frequent clinics, limiting the number of shoppers inside, handwashing stations and encouraging social distancing. we are committed to providing the best experience possible. we are working closely with local officials to ensure a safe and clean environment as businesses resume operations sea mayor london breed and the supervisor visited to celebrate the

federal government made the process difficult. translation: they tried to interfere. even now, our team is trying to get through silly processes that customs interference is down to political reasons. latin america has become the focal point of the pandemic, but the eyes of the world are particularly on brazil, because countries across the region are battling with similar issues of inequality and poverty, but it's the lack of political leadership that sets brazil apart. as the death toll rises, so too does the fear. it feels like an inexorable rise to the top. katy watson, bbc news, sao paulo. the first american astronauts to travel on a commercially—built craft have arrived on board the international space station. the two crew members were welcomed by a fellow nasa astronaut and two russian cosmonauts. victoria gill reports. we are ready to get dragon docked to the international space station. closing in after a 19—hour journey on a destination 260 miles above the earth. soft capture confirmed. stand by for retraction and docking. the first astronauts to arrive at the international space station in a privately owned spacecraft floated sa

based on your conversation do you have a or is there any targeted federal relief for those that are forgoing the payments from their customers? are there broadband providers that need to be prioritized or certain eligible services are recipients of federal resources should be focusedul on? should be directed to the consumer or provider? >> i would like to follow up with you in more detail. at the very high level the fingers on the problem. smaller providers in particular can take those blowss and they have incurred a great deal of cost disproportionate from their scale so it's important as we moved into the transition for congress to think of creative solutions at the end of the day those ultimately has thseamless service. but trying to figure out what that looks like but it's important to address this as soon as possible because a lot of these consumers continue to rely on connectivity during the pandemic. >> would anybody like to respond to that question? i hope this committee in congress acts with the sec announcement yesterday with another member of the committeedn of the three digit suicide height line - - hotline i wil

the professional federation sue today the state to reopen sal no s, they said that because of training to be licensed, nail salon workers will be ready to keep customers safe. >> on our manicurist receives over 350 hours of formal education, most is based on cross contamination, disinfection, and personal cleanliness protocols. so we are prepared for it. >> other services that will be allowed under the new guidelines, tattoo, massages, facials and waxing. >>> we have been focused on the industries reopening as is key to getting our economy back up and running. it's one of several issues we are paying close attention to during the pandemic as part of our efforts to build a better bay area. in san francisco, today was the first day of outdoor dining. >> we are fighting to support and save our small businesses in san francisco. >> mayor breed visited cafe envy in the bay area. kate larson visited restaurants in other san francisco neighborhoods tonight. she has more on how they are acclimating to the new rules. >> weather is night, sun is out. >> it feels good to get out. >> it's a little bit back to business as usual. >> reporter: friday night in san fr

federal excise tax. it's my understanding that ustr has been part of the policy decision making process with treasury regarding the customs and border protections federal excise tax deferral guidelines for beverage alcohol for u.s. importers. recognizing that beverage alcohol excise taxes are the same for domestic produces and u.s. importers how could we work with treasury to insure parity between the vastly different guidelines on domestics and customs and border protection on taxes for imports? >> first of all, we are involved in these deferral issues. we work with the treasury department and others on them. i'm happy to raise that with the treasury, as i said before, i'm happy to bring that up and try to resolve that or at least raise it with the secretary, probably tomorrow. i'm familiar with the issue. this is the second time it's come up in this hearing and i'll certainly look into it tomorrow. >> folks in our district are very impacted by this, so we appreciate any attention you can give to it. and then i just would want to get your thoughts on as we go into the canadian relationship, we have a lot of dairy in west

federal health safety laws and tesla has not made a comment. in fremont, juliette goodrich, kpix 5.>>> another good day for reopening around the bay area. retail stores in malls were allowed to welcome back customers. in the south bay, shoppers were excited to return to valley fair mall in san jose. even though things inside looked pretty different. >> even walking around the mall becomes a happy experience again instead of the norm. it's pretty cool. >> westfield also reopened its doors in san francisco. there will be limited capacity there and some stores will úrequire a reservation to shop inside. westfield launched an app where customers can access that reservation system or get in a virtual queue.>>> our roof camera captured the water and the palm trees along the embarcadero whipping in the strong wind. it has been gusty today. winnie the pooh would say it was a blustery day. that was his friend that said that, but either way it was wendy, paul. >> [ laughter ] i'll take your word for it. i don't have called for so your knowledge of winnie the pooh and friends is better than mine. it was windy today and it will be windier tomorrow, stronger wind gusts on the way. the sustained wind on the 50-