housing isa led politics of fine gail.d crisis there will be an economic crisis facing the government and the challenge of brexit. it is quite a challenge of brexit. it is quite a challenge that he is facing as he becomes prime minister today. he is a formerfinance becomes prime minister today. he is a former finance minister, becomes prime minister today. he is a formerfinance minister, a very astute political figure. a formerfinance minister, a very astute politicalfigure. he has held education, health and the foreign ministry. he has taken risks in a way that perhaps we varadkar hasn't. varadkar va radkar hasn't. va radkar was varadkar hasn't. varadkar was always more cautious, waiting to see how general sentiment went. that has put him at odds with his party a couple of times. there are those within his party who think he is driven by ambition and those who think he is consolidating, in part because it was argued his party did not want sinn fein to become the official opposition at the time but also it was part of the

gail maclellan, bbc news.es circus schools. but one montreal circus student who was about to graduate wasn't going to let that stop him training. he's installed a wire in the courtyard of his apartment to keep up his practice. the fix allows him to stay in shape despite his school's closure in early march. finally, a story about a baby deer being adopted by a goat. this is silver hoof, a roe deer fawn that was found alone in a forest in the crimea. the animal was brought to this wildlife park and is now being looked after by a goat called roza, who feeds silver hoof every three hours. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. hello. a lot going on with our weather the next few days, and it's all being driven by an area of low pressure — this beautiful swirl of cloud here on the satellite picture. and rather than moving through quickly, this area of low pressure is just going to sit around, it's going to spin areas of rain up in our direction. brisk winds for a time, as well. and with the flow of air ar

gail maclellan, bbc news. could be a breakthrough in using vegetation to produce electricity. rich preston explains. the discovery was made using microscopic algae. plants naturally absorb energy from the sun and photosynthesise it for their own needs, but when these researchers in tel aviv planted an enzyme into the algae, they were able to harvest the energy the plants were producing in the form of hydrogen. translation: the purpose of our research is to find a point inside the solar biological nano panels, existing in every leaf and algae, and redirect the electrical flow. the researchers say the electrical output from the algae means plants could be the power source of the future. translation: for 20,000 years, agriculture was our source for food. now we can expand its purposes and agriculture could serve some of our daily energy, chemical, heavy industry and non—food needs. hydrogen is already used to fuel some cars and drones. britain even has a hydrogen train. whereas a burning fossil fuels produces dir

gail maclellan, bbc news.ohnson has ordered a review of the two—metre social—distancing rule in england. business leaders and some of mrjohnson‘s own mps have warned large parts of the hospitality industry will not survive if the rules aren't relaxed. the review will aim to be completed by the 4th ofjuly, the earliest date when pubs and restaurants might open in england. the recommended distance you should leave between you and other people varies from country to country. all four nations of the uk observe the two—metre rule, as do spain and canada. it drops to one and a half metres if you are in australia, italy and germany and then falls to a metre if you are in china, france or singapore. the official guidance from the world health organization says leave at least a metre between yourself and others to prevent the spread of coronavirus. but the uk government's scientific advisers say that being one metre apart carries up to ten times the risk of being two metres apart. our political correspondent jessica pa

gail maclellan, bbc news.f cambridge has mucked in. she helped with some planting during a visit to a children's hospice in norfolk — and revealed that her family are having a sunflower growing competiton, with prince louis currently holding the bragging rights. you've been watching bbc news. hello, for some of us today if you can put up with the wind, there will be sunny spells and you may catch a shower or you may not. for others, there will be persistent and at times heavy rain, so every contrast across the uk, just depending how close you are to this area of low pressure for parts of scotland, northern ireland and north—west england, it is looking where is there today. brighter skies elsewhere, as are bars close together and it is going to be a blustery day and windier than yesterday, so this is how it looks on into the afternoon, north wales and snowdonia, north—west england, especially the pennines, lake district and north—west scotland is where we will see most of the rain. as for the winds, gusts of 30

gail maclellan, bbc news. now the duchess of cambridge has mucked in. she helped with some planting during a visit to a children's hospice in norfolk — as leigh milner reports. the duchess of cambridge wasn't afraid to get her hands or her dress dirty when she helped families create a special garden at this children's hospice in norwich. run by east anglian children's hospices, the nook was opened last year by catherine to support families caring for children with life—threatening illnesses — families like lisa and liam page and their three—month—old son, connor. born with severe brain damage, he came to the hospice for end—of—life care. you've got to dig them in now! with the help of some fellow gardeners, the duchess hand—picked the plants during a trip to fakenham garden centre near her norfolk home of anmer hall. she chose strong smelling plants like lavender and herbs for the sensory garden, and planted a sunflower in memory of a little boy whose brother raised more than £18,000 for the hospice that cared

i'm so gail welcome to the program a china has passed a national security law for hong kong which many fear will remove the territories autonomy and democracy and allow go for assist to crack down on activities in the territory that beijing recounts a subversive and secessionist and could see protesters dealt with by authours is in china or rather than on the island chinese lawmakers passed the new rules on tuesday sparking protests internationally and in hong kong. itself. they fear this might be their last chance to protest tuesday's flash morgan a shopping center was small but to scient everyone knew things were changing something to show their faces. today i feel. coupled with that it's very sad because they can after all and they even don't know the details of the law and they just pass it with no one reject so. i think most of all not people they are scared of. the details have now been released the chinese security law will crack down hard on what it terms terrorist activities it criminalizes subversion and succession efforts as well as foreign interference and could enable chin

host: that is gail in massachusetts. this is from henry in north carolina texting this morning, saying -- i/o pose it. but if push comes to shove, remove every public monument in public property. by the way, many monuments i don't like are located in public races but i'm not sufficiently inconsiderate or selfish to demand their removal. yes, it is a slippery slope. you can text as if you wish at 202-748-8003. from nebraska, we hear from jerry in overtime, an opposer of these efforts. caller: if they will take down these statues and renamed their bases, why will they not take down the names of robert byrd, the democratic senator who has bridges and highways named after him. why will that not be taken down? thank you. host: chuck in owings mills, maryland, a supporter of the efforts. go ahead. caller: i support taking them down. , i mean, people that they rose up against our country. they are traitors. i have yet to see a statue of benedict arnold or the rosenbergs were anything like that. overdue. they were put up by the

that i know that men are gail but not the man i can worship the one hanging they need remember the any and the muslim men and i guess you know i don't mind i think i'll make that make winning that but good luck mostly got my hierarchical in what they have look at or make down the jump but assuming that's not most of them yes symphony happening on the i'm told i'm using was in the limo settlement but again yes i think of them as the same thing not much on my own longing evil little matters of doubt. turn. this circus out on that pseudo pool and just about what i would use up until the mob or you simply had to go nate out before a lot of good on you but i'm here so mind but don't think it's only think assume this and demands of the boss you on the the go about our numbers of. illegal. 6 for days for months planning this. i have to move from i'm just so everybody here. in such such a big project to get. a mistake right you should be having thore. but everybody's here it's really an incredible feeling that this is my baby this project and to the cheers of us. ever since i was at music coll

said i know that my heart gail certain men i can worship i want. to be able to be any be muslim and take it by him don't tell me not to call me that mechanic that got a good long as he got my hire a couple and look at how they could make down the shop but assigning a mass of apples on a.s.m. to happen. on the bone music was in the limo settlement but again yes i feel that not the same thing not much in my kamani evil little matters without. the. bizarre press that i have seen the polls to decide what i would use up until the mob yes somebody had to go nate out before a lot of the buddha but i mean yes i don't mind but on the there's only think assume the sentimental bit of us here on the that though i've always been on the subject. 6 'd for days for months planning to think oh i have everything i moved from i'm just so everybody here and. in such such a big project to get her off i must cry to her should be mad at me sorry. but everybody's here it's really an incredible feeling this is my baby it was like a chicken to the cheers of us. ever since i

prime minister for the 1st time fianna fáil parties will be partners in government with rivals funa gailalong with the green party. and the world health organization says in a better outbreak in eastern democratic republic of congo is no longer an international international public health emergency in 2200 people have died since it was detected. yesterday with headlines come more after the bottom line. on counting the cost of europe at a crossroads that deals with a rising china and a u.s. president who riles his allies also how the world's tekken investment money hasn't reached people of color and cyber attacks on vaccine makers in the birthrates. counting the costs on al-jazeera hi i'm steve clements and i have a question what would angela davis do let's get to the bottom line. my guest today is someone who is talking about fighting racism in defunding the police when it was considered way too radical she became a folk hero in the 1970 s. for standing up to the establishment in almost every way you can imagine she got fired from a teaching job at the university of california for being

. >> reporter: gail hayden who heads the california farmers market association was the one in the video. he was selling cookies at his stand just as he has for the last four years but passing out free pride flags. >> you don't come yelling at each other. you explain calmly if there's a disagreement. >> reporter: hayden's daughter said there is a free speech area where passing out free flags would have been allowed and kids were using the flags as swords, creating a dangerous situation. >> if he just wanted to pass out rainbow stickers or take the flag part off that would have been better for us. >> reporter: at one point the argument took another turn. >> i have been in places for 40 years where they bring out, and my jobhe market and not satisfy your political point of view. >> at no point did i think i was pushing a political poi r dan w apology and the city to go with a new farmers market operator. >> we are grateful for the city of livermore and we know this is not them and we hope that they change things to reflect that. >> reporter: you're looking at the pride flag outside of live

gail maclellan, bbc news.rn states that fought to keep black people as slaves during the american civil war. the motor sport racing body, nascar, has just banned confederate battle flags at its events. my colleague, christian fraser spoke to nascar driver bubba wallace, the only black driver in his division. i have always said that i never really took a strong stance on it. i would see it and it would not affect me and i always said i was just chasing chequered flags and will give that very bland and star but that was me only thinking for myself. nowadays, we are encouraging people to listen to other people to listen to other people and hear their stories and to speak out and step up for what is right in today's world, especially after george floyd ‘s life was taken and now when i see it, and i hear stories and the people that have been to nascar races, from african—american background and they have been to one race but they have been to one race but the flag being flown proudly, it bothers them very much and

. >> gail hayden is the director of the california farmer's market. she says vendors can only hand out petitions and flyers in a sanctioned free speech zone. her daughter told us last night the children were actually using the flagstaffs to have sword fights. now her organization has resigned, leaving the city to find someone new to manage the farmer's market. as a result, the market has been cancel this thursday and sunday. livermore says it is not reflective of its values of respect. >>> tracing apps are causing problems. california's attorney general has signed a multistate letter to google and apple expressing concerns for the proliferation of unofficial covid-19 contact tracing apps. xavier becerra says the apps do not do enough to protect personal information. the letter calls on google and apple to make privacy a top priority and regulate third-party acpps on their platform. last week becerra issued a consumer alert noting that deceptive advertising on contact tracing covid-19 apps were there. >>> the pandemic has harmed -- the list is impossib

cookie shop owner to stop handing out pride flags that should have been a clear the woman identified as gail hayden says pushing political views is against livermore market rules we go through you know what i'm super anxious. every time i watch the video just made me feel terrible. floyd is the owner of dan good cookies on pacific avenue. he says he was handing out the flags in celebration of pride month. last year he did the same thing, but this year he was told it wasn't allowed i really don't know the motivations behind. >>the way they reacted that they didn't you know i they haven't come out and still gets to me about why they did it. >>the cfm a took over the livermore farmers market earlier this year, the association has a set of rules for each vendor to follow. one of those states petitions and flyer distributions are prohibited inside the market. livermore is pride organization argues the flag is neither handing out the pride flag is not a political act. it is something to celebrate. >>has nothing to do with politics and it has everything to do with making a safer and more inclusive

gail maclellan has this report.in the capital, paris, but also took place in marseille, nice and leon. in the capital around 15,000 gathered. they say the supposed glory of the republic doesn't apply to black people. rallies which started peacefully intensified. some protesters threw fireworks, bottles and paving stones with responded. 0fficials and paving stones with responded. officials say more than 20 people we re officials say more than 20 people were arrested, including 12 far right activist who draped a white wives matter banner from an apartment block. the global wave of protests against racism were sparked in america, and parallels were drawn to an incident here. the death of adama traore... to an incident here. the death of adama traore. .. what happened to george floyd is exactly the same as what happened to my little brother. people are dying. there are frequent allegations of excessive force. police say they will take a zero tolerance feed to racism and law enforcement and have banned restra i ns enforc

gail maclellan has this report.apital, paris, but also took place in marseille, nice and lyon. chanting in the capital, around 15,000 gathered in place de la republique. they say the supposed glory of the republic doesn't apply to black people. rallies which started peacefully intensified. some protesters threw fireworks, bottles and paving stones. police responded. officials say more than 20 people were arrested, including 12 far—right activists, who draped a ‘white lives matter‘ banner from an apartment block. the killing of george floyd in the united states has sparked a global wave of protests against racism. many here see parallels with the death of a 24—year—old black parisian in police custody in 2016. chanting. the police officers involved in adama traore's death were exonerated. these people say justice hasn't been done. translation: the death of george floyd echoed the death of my little brother. what's happening in the united states is exactly the same as what's happening in france. our brothers are dying

police brutality the do is joined by 23 time grand slam champion serena williams french number one to gail morphy teen star coco golf 2017 u.s. open champion sloane stephens and 2 time grand slam champion and iommi osaka they urge those watching to educate don't eat speak out most importantly love all with the hash tag tennis for equality. and speaking of famous stars many names over the years have occupied the forbes list of the highest paid athletes in the world but one athlete climbed his way to the top really more sort of his way to the top in the latest edition of the world ranking swiss tennis star roger federer knocked off christiana rinaldo and lionel messi for the top spot in the highest paid athlete in the world world number 4 is the 1st tennis player to grace the top spot since the ranking started a 1990. federer's estimate have earned $106300000.00 over the past year the men's record for a great time grand slam title single title made the most of his money from georgians and appearances on all their messy though they now set to 3 not too bad while only 2 women i am your stock a

gail joins us now. she is now a professor at king university in tennessee.h us, author of the book "surviving "surviving "surviving autocracy." we have anne applebaum, who argue they will abandon their principles in support of an immoral president. gail, let me begin with you about your quotes about the parallels you have seen in the president and what you have seen abroad in many years. what specifically concerns you? >> i think it culminated for me always bit after i made those comments actually. but when i saw president trump walk to the front of that church after he violently cleared protesters, you know shall standing thershall -- you know, standing there holding up a bible, it reminded me of every image i have seen. for example, kim jong-un standing on the top of mount paktu or sitting on top of the white house. the imagery -- when kim jong-un does it, it is to conjure a divine image. that's what it seemed like donald trump was doing. that unnerved me. it comes at the end of three years of him eroding our trust in our democratic institutions, eroding t

rain for all gardens i think and tightly packed isobars indicate when your weather and could have gail'sd west. saturday as you can see looks drier. little ridge of high pressure ahead of that pressure which will dampen down the shower activities. still quite warm air but we arejust picking up activities. still quite warm air but we are just picking up a activities. still quite warm air but we arejust picking up a bit more of a breeze, start to freshen up the atmosphere into the course of saturday. saturday night brings in all the rain for all parts of the stronger winds come its way southward and eastwards to clear through sunday morning and we do notice that fresh or whether then, less humidity around the low pressure to the northwest at 20 showers will be most frequent in northern and western parts of the uk. lengthier spells of sunshine and still feeling warm. not to do some work for what we have had all week. the reason is because thejet stream, quite a strong jet stream is coming out of the atlantic. pushing those low pressures in and started to give us more mobility in the weather

there was no segregation so that after graduating from los angeles high school, we decided to send gail, north carolina. in theten, we find that integrated schools, that there is not enough activity for the negro girls, meaning they are not able to participate from the standpoint of just being other girls. as far as the need grow girls, here again, this race issue comes up -- as far as the negro girls. i went to an integrated high school, and i found no problems here with racists. in los angeles, we call it one big happy family because nobody has any problems, and i have gone out with caucasian boys before, and i found no problems here because i was welcomed into just one of their gang, and i have had parties of my own where i have invited all of my friends -- white, caucasian, and oriental, and i no problems here, but going to school, to an all-negro college, when people talk about the other races, there is a problem they do not like to -- since they lived in the south, they don't associate with these people. i found it the same myself. when we went to charleston, i was left there beca

gail maclellan has this report.he coronavirus was first officially reported last december, authorities have closed down six food markets in the capital, beijing, after new cases were reported for a second day running, the first reported cases in the capital in nearly two months. translation: i am a little worried, because this has happened somewhere very close to me. translation: i'm slightly worried, but if we carry out proper prevention during this outbreak, then things shouldn't be too bad. officials say restaurants which may have received food from the markets will be inspected, and plans to reopen schools in beijing have been put on hold. india has seen record daily increases in cases after relaxing lockdown measures this week in an effort to boost the economy. hospitals are struggling to cope. critical care for the very sickest patients is particularly hard to come by. the number of coronavirus cases have doubled in recent weeks, and is still surging. south korea, which was widely praised for its relatively su

professor gail whiteman is founder of arctic basecamp and incoming professor of sustainabilty at exeter us more about that. presumably you were a climate campaigner before you were a climate campaigner before you met greta thunberg. what i do is quite different activism. what we do is we set an event every year at the world economic forum at davos where we set up an arctic research tent and scientist camp there and spread the message of global risk. greta thunberg and her father came to camp with us in 2019. it was very cold. she went into the world economic forum to tell them her message of global risk. what do you feel about this particular moment? wejust heard from her about how she feels in some ways the lockdown and the black lives matter movement, that both of those things have re—energised or possibly can re—energised or possibly can re—energise the climate movement. would you agree? yes, i think it's really clear. the first thing is that the world and governments around the world and the public have woken up to the idea that systemic risk really is a threat and can happen, and t

we are likely to see gail's there friday night and into saturday as that area of low pressure slowlyof year. there is the area of low pressure spiralling off the east coast of england bringing further bands of rain or showers, some will be heavy and thundery. further rain pushing into scotland. a bit of a cabbage or recovery in the north, heights of 17 degrees there in fact mid to high teens in the south. sunday quiet year with our area of low pressure weakening sale just to the east of england so eastern parts of him than could see most of the rain whereas further west it to be dried with a bit of brightness. the winds will be... it will feel warmer across the board. it looks like we will start off rather cloudy and mainly drive. the wind will be light and then high pressure will start to build back into the week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. singing. remembering george floyd. the first memorial service is held for the man whose death in police custody launched a global movement. america, this is the time of dealing with acco

. >> host: margaret harding gail of axios. >> one issue that has come up with the executor border is what authority does the fcc have in this area to enforce or regulate or define section 230 and you have experience on this bill. do you believe congress intended to give the fcc authority here? >> guest: i think that is what i made the point of whether intentionally they gave us authority or accidentally gave us authority. i'm exploring that and want to talk to knowledgeable people about the matter because my memory and i was there when a number of these deals were struck and it is funny because i remember those conversations better than again the conversation i had yesterday with my wife. i remember those votes we had on the things in the basement of the capital in the conference negotiation with my old boss and the house managers with quite a different opinion than the senate managers when we went to conference on the bill. my memory is good on those things and i'm not sure -- i have deep reservations that they provided intentional authority for this matter but i want to listen to p

gail trotter joined us earlier saying it makes it difficult for this president to appeal. >> the judicial branch just jumped buckets of sand into what should be a straightforward process of this administration being able to undo what was an unlawful executive action in the first place. jillian: the president's november opponent, joe biden, is praising the decision, the supreme court's ruling is a victory made possible by the courage and resilience hundreds of thousands of dac recipients who bravely stood up and refused to be ignored. and as president i will get to work immediately to make it permanent. theaca recipients elevating the ruling. >> it means for now i will still be able to one day have my own classroom, i built a home in a community that welcomes my family. i will be able to look forward to my graduation and still be able to renew my daca in april. >> reporter: justice clarence thomas objected calling it an effort to avoid a politically controversial but legally correct decision. jillian: the court fighting against the president has conservatives worried about checks and balan

joining us with their expert opinion from the judicial crisis network gail trotter. on procedural grounds, why are they trying to fix the procedure to run again? >> reporter: they can and should continue to litigate it, the judicial branch dropped buckets of sand into what should be a straightforward process, and unlawful executive action. chief justice john roberts strikes again. if biden were to win the theaca decision is gone and lawless people would have been able to weapon eyes the court to for a president, the rule of law in the system of liberty is supposed to work. >> what clarence thomas has to say, today's decision must be recognized for what it is, a politically controversial and legally -- the future political battles to be in this court. i understand your point with the timing of the election. there is a procedural issue with it. >> justice thomas's opinion was spot on, and unlawful action by the prior administration, there is legal reasoning in this. if you think about it chief justice john roberts, with the legal wing of the court to rule 5-4 to say th

minister and for the fast time his fin a failed party will be partners and government with rivals fianna gail along with the green party well those are the headlines and i'll have more news for you hit on al-jazeera people and power. when the coronavirus pandemic hits iran and he this year filmmaker jamsheed majid ezzati began documenting his own life and the lockdown in a nation already beset by international sanctions the result was this intimate portrayal of isolation in one of the world's least understood countries.

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her name is gail hayden.r said there is a free speech area where passing t fld hbu nka at one point the argument actually takes another turn. >> i've been in places for 40 years where they bring out fetuses and put them on ironing boards. my job is to run the market. not to satisfy your political point of view. >> at no point did i think i was pushing a political agenda. >> now, those with the farmers market say that they would like to talk it out with floyd going forward. >>> now, to our morning money report. 24 hour fitness says it is filing for bankruptcy and the news comes just days after it announced it is closing more than 100 gyms, including 13 here in the bay ar the san ramon based chain say their issues are directly linked to the pandemic. 24 hour fitness says it hopes it reopen the locations by the end of the month. if you want a full list of the locations that are going to be closed, you can go to our website abc7news.com. >>> right now we're taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as tra

they're in compliance with the guidelines live at san carlos, you lock the clock for news all right gail coming up protests in southern california after a young man. >>is found hanging from a tree by his family said this was not a suicide. >>and with the surgeon general is saying about wearing face masks in public places wearing them, we'll provide americans with more freedom. >>plus sarah jessica retailers are opening tomorrow for indoor shopping how here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>starting tomorrow customers can shop inside their favorite san francisco stores again as the city moves into the next stage of reopening in face too many businesses spent the weekend preparing for indoor retail. kron four's taylor sackey spo

but they will keep getting degrees from yale, or more precisely, agitate to get their kids into gailill keep applying for rhodes scholarships. when their own silly credentials, the ones that mean so much to them, are extinct, we suddenly care a great deal s abt institutional continuity. victor davis hanson is a senior well up to my fellow at the hoover institution we are always critical to have him on the show. professor? good to see you tonight. >> good to be here. >> tucker: so this is happening everywhere. at first they told us it was the confederacy was on acceptable. worse most americans don't support the confederacy, but that we needed to take the statures down. next thing you know it's george washington. what does this mean? >> cultural revolutions, we saw them in the french revolution, the chinese revolution. they always have a minority of a population that's not about the icon on the statue, it's about humiliation and power. so if you take down teddy roosevelt at the national museum, whether you go through mountt rushmore and blow him off matthew don't do that because -- if

. >> gail hayden is the director of california's farmers' mark.the video she tells the vendor he can only hand out petitions or fliers in a free speech zone. they will have to find a new ch has now canceled both tomorrow and livermore says the exchange is not reflective of the city's values of inclusion and respect. >>> whether or not colin kaepernick ever plays another down for pro football, his legacy lives on and that's what one san jose state professor believes. people have been talking about kap a lot lately. fletcher is among those hoping kap gets another shot in the nfl but it's what kap did in 2016 when he took the knee for black lives matter that is resonating so much with a lot of people right now. >> when it comes down to society now viewin kaepernick did in 2016, society is starting to see particularly what the black community has seen our entire lifetime. >> a recent survey shows slightly more than half of all americans now believe it is okay for players to kneel during the national anthem. >>> 6:00 for you right now. the third hour o

state guidelines will be up to the counties to enforce reporting live gayle ong kron 4 news all right gail bay area rents they're dropping dramatically new data shows in tech heavy cities like san francisco. >>the price for a one-bedroom apartment it's gone down more than 9%. >>the decline is the lowest a scene in the area in 3 years. kron four's dan thorn talks with the rental platform tracking these numbers. he has that story from san francisco. >>as the economy struggles and unemployment numbers remain sky high bay area rental prices have plummeted data from rental search company zumper shows san francisco and cities throughout silicon valley are seeing a plunge like never before we haven't seen a drop this take like ever since the surgery, our ports data analyst crystal chen says layoffs in the remote working trend for tech workers because of covid-19 are changing where people want to live joining san francisco. the city's of mountain view home of google cupertino home of apple and san bruno home of youtube are seeing double digit rent trump's we thought you know don't pressure would b

shop owner to stop handing out pride flags that should have been included the woman identified as gail hayden says pushing political views is against livermore market rules we go through you know what i'm super anxious. every time i watch the video just made me feel terrible. floyd is the owner of dan good cookies on pacific avenue. he says he was handing out the flags in celebration of pride month. last year he did the same thing, but this year he was told it wasn't allowed i really don't know the motivations behind. >>the way they reacted that they didn't you know i they haven't come out and still gets to me why they did it. >>the cfm a took over the livermore farmers market earlier this year, the association has a set of rules for each vendor to follow. one of those states petitions and flyer distributions are prohibited inside the market. livermore is pride organization argues the flag is neither handing out the pride flag is not a political act. it is something to celebrate. >>has nothing to do with politics and it has everything to do with making a safer and more inclusive commun

gail hayden serves as the california farmers market director.d cfma senior market manager says vendors can only hand out petitions or fliers in a sanctioned free speech zone. she claims children were using the flags to have sword fights. dan floyd feels like he and the lgbtq community were targeted. >> little kids were poking each other with them, using them as swords. >> definitely felt like the flags and what they represent were the target of her tirade. >> hayden's daughter says she apologizes for floyd feeling singled out. floyd says after he received a warning, he won't be returning to the market. >>> advocates plan to call on san francisco mayor london breed to direct more resources to undocumented workers. they say latino low wage workers are on average three months of rent behind because of the pandemic. organizers plan to gather at 10:00 this morning in front of san francisco city hall. >>> also, san francisco voters this fall may make a difference in unlocking $300 million in revenue. mayor london breed today plans to introduce a ballo

last sunday farmers market manager gail hayden told him that passing out the flags violated his vendorliability concerns were among the reasons why. >>> the mayor of olsburg announced she's going to resign at the end of the month after she dismissed calls for a formal debate about police reform. two weeks ago at a city council meeting mayor leopold and some city councilmembers said it wasn't necessary to have the police chief report on the use of force in the police department. that led to a petition drive calling for the recall of the mayor. marigold will officially resign at the end of the month . >>> state lawmakers have announced plans to remove a statue of christopher columbus that is right now in the capitol rotunda. the legislative democratic leaders are saying that statue is out of place because columbus is such a controversial figure when we are talking about history. that columbus statue has been in the capital since 1883. the decision has been sought by groups of others who say it's wrong to honor a man who ushered in an area of genocide to north merrick's indigenous people.

but last sunday the farmers market manager, gail hayden, told him passing out the flags violated hisdor agreement. she said safety and liability concerns were among the reasons . >>> the mayor of hillsboro announced she's going to resign at the end of this month after she dismissed calls for a formal debate about police rerm. two weeks ago the city council meeting mayor leo gold and her colleagues said it wasn't necessary to have the police chief reports on the use of force in the police department. that led a petition drive calling for the mayor to be recalled. myhrvold will officially resign at the end of the month .] >>> happening today, senate republicans are going to introduce their plan for police reform. the gop plan calls for a ban on choke holds more police training, and a database to track police use of force. it is similar to a plan by house democrats, but does not include their call to strip the qualified immunity from police officers. that protects them from lawsuits against their actions in the field. >>> the republican police reform plan is similar to an executive ord

and finally gail has a sit down four police chiefs from all over the country including in california, santa cruz. we talked about what they think needs to change. how the battle systemic racism, how do you reform policing to get the best possible outcomes for everybody, safety being the goal. is a well-rounded show and i'm looking forward to it. we will see you 7:00. >> we have important questions, thank you so much we will see you at 7:00. >>> stocks are opening in the green as we kick off a new week. joining us on the phone right now is financial reporter jason brooks. good morning, jason. >> reporter: the stock market is building on the momentum from last week's rally. which was capped off on friday. big gains and surprisingly strong job support, 2 1/2 million jobs added to the economy. that has markets soaring higher, once again. more companies are hiring back. that includes fast food chains, duncan said it needs to hire 25,000 workers for the coming mnths. the dow moving higher in early going by 275 points to more than 27,000. the nasdaq is trading in record territory this mornin

gail people have to be almost giddy to beating out again >>jagr and yes, you writing are excited as you can imagine that our adjusted to this new gabbriella medina took her family to chowder have friday evening but not without ppe we get to. >>get a little fresh air even though we have a face covering after weeks operating take out only restaurants on fisherman's wharf open their doors for patio seating people sat outside at butadiene wearing face coverings tables could be seen set aside to maintain distance in the mission. the line was out the door at site guys walls of glass were installed to create physical distancing leaders put up these partitions. >>between the tables and they were going to go wiping down after everybody leaves. on the cops are compostable every thinking on the trash so there's not a lot of opportunity for transmission outdoor restaurant reopening guidelines were announced late thursday night. >>not enough time for businesses to get ready. we spoke to gwinnett board and founder of ground floor experience as a bay ar hospitality coalition re staffing. >>you know sa

out of the building at the sugi mother kept accidentally didn't have to go to get this opportunity gail how can you am not having out on them is permanent and. then i was . going to night to find out. that. mancuso you. keep was known game of the the his. moods. of words of pushy possible to. gauge the fun of it i've got to get the walkman as i did getting. that up but it will get going to put us out of the. the weather striking up nicely now across much of australia the clear skies for the most part places the flaps down towards south that area of high pressure that's why we have got the clear weather the calmer weather winds easing off now down to us across that southeastern corner of australia and it should be largely fine and dry still quite a breeze though just around the east coast temperatures picking up embrace been off to some very chilly mornings for queensland we are going to see those temperatures just not enough to touch as we go through the next few days say 23 celsius in the heat of the day for president 24 there for perth were to the mid teens for melbourne and also for

with their social bubble, which means groups of 6 live in livermore gayle ong kron 4 news, thanks gail santa rosa's also updating its health order starting tomorrow campgrounds gyms movie theaters nail salons and. >>tattoo parlors can all reopen again that starts tomorrow. >>and today in san francisco pier 39 reopened and is welcoming back visitors, the popular tourist attraction. have been closed down for months because of the pandemic to prevent the spread of the virus occupancy at the pier, it's been a reduced to ensure that 6 feet of physical distancing between people capacity will be monitored with designated entrance and there are also new cleaning and sanitation protocols throughout the pier of you're also required to wear a mask during your visit. >>summer time is almost here felt like summer though today's we take a live look outside downtown san francisco. all lit up and the san francisco is pretty toasty but i was in conquered today and it was good what 2025 degrees, hotter there either breeze up yeah, i'm sure it felt like a dry desert hot vicki in the 90's today believe it

>>thanks gail right now hundreds of protesters have gathered outside oakland mayor libby shaft shouse this is video from an hour or so ago as they were marching to her home in oakland. they say they're demanding she defund the police department. quite a crowd there you see them. holding up cellphones and other lights last week the mayor signed the mayoral pledged to review engage report and reform use of force policies within the oakland police department however to this point she has not agreed to reduce or redirect funding from that department again a huge crowd, marching through oakland, too. the mayor's home tonight, we'll keep you posted on what happens there. meanwhile tonight the san francisco district attorney's investigating a video that appears to show a san francisco. sheriff's deputy pushing a black lives matter protester to the ground this happened on may 31st. the sheriff's office tweeted about the investigation saying it is aware of a video depicting the actions of our staff during crowd management activities during the recent demonstrations, the sheriff's office is cur

american health care after taking a hit from covid-19 reporting live gayle ong kron 4 news, thanks gail happening. now san jose fire crews still on the scene trying to contain this fire they suspect it is arson the fire department says a. >>fire burned 80 acres so far it is 20% contained the fire was reported just before 6 o'clock this evening. the fire crews say they are actually working 6 individual fires in the area. they suspect arson because a witness has claimed to actually see somebody lighting the fires in the area police do have a suspect in custody it's not clear if that person has been charged there was an evacuation order earlier which was issued it has since been lifted about an hour ago. and update now on that large grass fire and sassoon city yesterday which destroyed a number of homes there and burned more than 300 acres. this is video of the damage seen this morning this fire is out fire officials say that they believe the fire was started by a makeshift grill. heavy winds and triple digit heat help the flames to spread fire crews expect to see more blazes like this one

and for more now on this i'm joined by april ryan and gail harris, author of "a woman's war." captain harris also the highest ranking african-american woman in the navy when she retired in 2001. i'm so grateful to have both of you on here for this discussion. april, to you first. you have milley and esper having gone against president trump on this, right? what do you think this means for their futures? >> and that's a good question because any time someone goes against this president there's an ultimate firing or a separation and just bad words and bad vibes for a while. but at the end of day we are in a political season and if this president does decide to do anything right now he's going to distance himself from those two. he cannot afford to cut off himself from the chief of the joint chiefs of staff and as well as the head of dod. he just cannot do that. >> captain, i wonder for you as you watched the chairman of the joint chiefs really trying to make amends for the fact that he was in that photo opportunity with the president. what your reaction was. >> well, i was happy

the woman identified as gail hayden says pushing political views is against livermore market rules we go through you know what i'm super anxious. every time i watch the video just made me feel terrible. floyd is the owner of dan good cookies on pacific avenue. he says he was handing out the flags in celebration of pride month. last year he did the same thing, but this year he was told it wasn't allowed i really don't know the motivations behind. >>the way they reacted that they didn't you know i they haven't come out and still gets to me about why they did it. >>the cfm a took over the livermore farmers market earlier this year, the association has a set of rules for each vendor to follow. one of those states petitions and flyer distributions are prohibited inside the market. livermore is pride organization argues the flag is neither handing out the pride flag is not a political act. it is something to celebrate. >>has nothing to do with politics and it has everything to do with making a safer and more inclusive community executive director amy palmer who was the one recording when ha

movement the hope is this will spark more conversations, reporting live gayle ong kron 4 news all right gail the oakland unified school district is now working to. >>remove its police department from its schools and replace officers with mental health staff. this comes after a unanimous vote yesterday to eliminate the only alameda county school district police department. the resolution was introduced earlier this month but has been worked on for years now by the black organizing project also known as bach according to the resolution money that was spent on uniformed armed officers will now go to counselors and mental health staff for students. the planning process begins at the end of august and they will move forward with eliminating the police from schools by the end of the year. >>this one is for our children this one is for my children and the generations to current. >>the school district superintendent released a statement that said in part with the energy and focus of our community behind us. we can deepen partnerships with other government agencies and nonprofits to build across the

i went to gail law school, and my thesis at yale law school had been on community control and indian education. i had spent about three weeks on the navajo reservation my senior year with some of my colleagues from ale who had already graduated, working on an education lawsuit against the bia, which was brought by the first program on the reservation. we had done that on behalf of the navajo chapter. that was about all anybody needed, so i was drafted. john asked another to work on the project and instructed all of us to work with sidi ward and the vice president. they assigned brad patterson as executive assistant to work with me. one of the first steps we took was to consult with bob robertson, director of the and cio, which reported to vice president agnew. ncio had been established by the executive order by president johnson in his march 6, 1968 message. it was chaired by the vice president and this is an interesting list of people on the council. the secretaries of interior, agriculture, commerce, labor. the director of oeo and six indian leaders. in august 1970, president nixon