thank you, hani, and bindi and david.ngham over the weekend, has been described as "a funny, caring and wonderful person who was loved by everyone he met." jacob billington came from crosby, near liverpool, but was visiting birmingham with a group of former school friends when he was attacked, along with seven other people across four separate locations. police are continuing to question a 27—year—old man on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. there are conflicting reports on the whereabouts of the belarusian opposition leader, maria kolesnikova, who was bundled into a van by masked men in minsk on monday. ms kolesnikova was one of three women who joined forces to challenge incumbent alexander lu kashenko in august's presidential election. a belarusian border official said she had crossed the frontier into ukraine early on tuesday morning, along with two other detained opposition leaders, ivan kravtsov and anton rodnenkov. but ukrainian border service officials say only the two men crossed, and they are currently be

they're cushions to many oil companies. >> hany, talking about the boom with the ipos and valuation. mentioned maybe it's a public venture approach where you're one, kind of a shopify or one might become adobe is going to pay for a lot of the dudes. but i wonder if it's like a biotech situation where maybe you're going to catch lightning in a bottle with your main product. if not, you could get bought by somebody bigger. i'm trying to figure out the inner play of these upstarts and massive companies whose valuations imply they're impenetrable >> yeah, 93 ipos are trading higher, 65% higher, depending on the day you look that's an unprecedented number when i first started in this business, if you had half your ipos up that was a stellar year. now, there's definitely appetite for ipos not to happening that spacs that are happening. trying to take them public i think what's happening, companies went public with 200, 200, $300 million in revenue that's stopped up to a year ago. now, we're seeing the spacs take the private companies public, you're getting a venture opportunity, instead of

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>> supervisor matt hanie said that tenderloin businesses face many obstacles and now, there's the pandemicmers said they have to give the tenderloin a try, after doing the same in so many other neighborhoods. >> i saw some on other streets, they are all full. and i could not imagine the tenderloin, eating outdoors so i was like have to go out and support. >> the street closures were last most of the day for the next three months. >> all right will, well if you are thinking about going outside for the weekend, it will be mighty hot. >> yeah, it is going to be very hot. especially on sunday. so, if you had to pick and choose, pick another day. the weekend forecast has high fire danger, hazier and smokey skies and a heat wave that will unfold had heeaded in to the ne week. the winds saturday night in to sunday morning, that's why we have a fire watch. the humidity values will be dropping. look at the relative humidity, saturday morning it's fine. as we go to the afternoon, and lowering to 20% in fairfield and sunday it's dryer, teens for fairfield, napa, antioch, 9% in clear lake now you know

>> supervisor matt hanie said that tenderloin businesses face many obstacles and now, there's the pandemic. some customers said they have to give the tenderloin a try, after doing the same in so many other neighborhoods. >> i saw some on other streets, they are all full. and i could not imagine the tenderloin, eating outdoors so i was like have to go out and support. >> the street closures were last most of the day for the next three months. >> all right will, well if you are thinking about going outside for the weekend, it will be mighty hot. >> yeah, it is going to be very hot. especially on sunday. so, if you had to pick and choose, pick another day. the weekend forecast has high fire danger, hazier and smokey skies and a heat wave that will unfold had heeaded in to the ne week. the winds saturday night in to sunday morning, that's why we have a fire watch. the humidity values will be dropping. look at the relative humidity, saturday morning it's fine. as we go to the afternoon, and lowering to 20% in fairfield and sunday it's dryer, teens for fairfield, napa, antioch, 9% in clear lake

hanie says whites have the highest median household income of $116,000 while the median for blacks is $30,000. more than 25 cities including oakland committed to a basic income. >>> in the south bay a gilroy man accused of having ties to the boog la movement has been charged with mailing threats to the santa clara county >> 55-year-old alan viarengo has been charged with one felly count of stalking and threatening a federal employee, dr. sarah cody between april and july, aggressive, offensive and threatening in nature. >> there were veiled threats, essentially alluding to ending the health official's life. >> reporter: the lieutenant from the santa clara county sheriff's office says some of the letters made reference to the boog la movement, far right week, antigovernment, anti establishment, anti law enforcement, pro gun. loosely organized group. >> reporter: upon a search of his home, investigators say they found 138 firearms and thousands of rounds of ammunition. sterda ially pl a a laswe maed hwioubail appnis new attor dennis luka who says it appears his client's first amendment

for the pbs newshouri'm hanie sy. >> woodruff: in the day's other news, dozens of wildfires kept burningoss the pacifices nortand california. president trump declared ast federal di in oregon, where several small towns have been razed. t, improved weather is helping. in california today, crews etstopped a fire just 500 from the famed mount wilson obseatory. federal health agencies and the pentag today outlined plans to make covid-19 vaccines available, for free, to all americans. the campaign would begin gradually, late this yr or early next year. at a u.s. senate hearing, the head of the centers for disease control and prevention cautioned that the supply will be very limited at first. >> if you're asking me when is it going to be generally available to the american public so we can begin to take advantage of vaccine to get back to our regular life, i think we're probably looking at thirde q-- econd quarter, early third quarter 2021. >> woodruff: redfield also >> president trump said director redfield made a mistake in his estimate. redfield defended his agency's scientific integrity, a

and some experts are saying itd co a silver lining in a devastating public health crisis.st hanie sy has our report. >> how are you, josh? >> so, josh, tell me: are your cravings under control, are there mes when it gets erwhelming? >> reporter: but virtual appointmentsike these only became possible after the the drug enforcement adinistration said it would temporarily relax rles. >> do i send your medicine directly to your house? >> yes. okay, all right. practitioners like dr. lloydl now have thebility to prescribe medications via telehealth or over the phone even to new patients. >> i was extremelyl rateat that was available. >> reporter: last month, lloyd prescribed 40-year-old john wickerson s suboxone over the phone while he was in an emergency room suffering from severe withdrawal. he has been in recovery from an opioid addiction since surgery. without suboxe, he said he would take any opioid he would get his hands on. the medication helps block his cravings. >> i have been a much better husband and father. i feel like my old self again. >> it's been the biggest game chger i've

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these new fires at europe's largest refugee camp have opened up old wounds —— coronavirus after afg hanins and iraqis headed for a new life in europe, a deal struck with turkey four years ago was meant to offer accommodation there but the problem was pushed onto greek shawls as the closest destination and now look. the truth of the matter is that the people on the greek islands welcome to the refugees years ago but after so many years of continuous flows, there have been a lot of fatigue in the community. the german government is under pressure at home to urgently house more migrants. demonstrators in berlin and frankfurt insist there is room. translation: the situation is such that the people they could simply come here to live normal lives instead of having to go through hell. that is why we are here. we are saying that the city of frankfurt has room and so does germany. but angela merkel, who once opened the door is wide to migrants is now more reluctant. she hopes this tragedy will give new impetus to the likes of poland, hungary and the czech republic to share the burden. for five y

joining us in a fox business exclusive for a first-hand look on the industry is hany farms owner, p.j.haneyhow is the family farm and how is your farm doing? how are your colleagues' farms doing amid all of this? has china been still a problem for all of you? >> all farmers right now are hurting because of the options that we don't have with trade. you know, we look back at our commodity prices over historical patterns and see we are at a ten-year low right now on a lot of our commodities. that's the biggest challenge for most of us. being profitable in today's time is very difficult. we don't have these opportunities to trade with china and these other countries around the world. cheryl: well, i was looking at a new study from purdue university. it found that farmer sentiment was up 26 points from july to august. do you share that positive sentiment? >> you know, i'm not sure how many black and brown farmers were included in that survey, but the conversations i have been having have been quite different. cheryl: what are they saying to you? >> well, the farmers aren't pleased with where th

hany for sponsoring this bill. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next caller. >> good afternoon. my name is ann marie belda and live in the tenderloin, supervisor hanney's district and also an employee of usf and an urge the board to approve this resolution. as part of the many employees partially furloughed i did not receive any benefits package. contrary to what the earlier caller said i took a pay cut because i was told so. we ask the university sit down and speak with us. all unions. it's not really taken place. no discussions, all unions i know on campus are wanting a discussion and we are waiting to have that meeting and that's not happened. we also ask union leadership with the mission of social justice to please meet with us and different members on campus as we want to talk about this and this has really had some real time impact on our lives. i think the board for bringing this resolution up and to supervisor haney for all the support to usf workers united. >> thank you. next caller, please. >> hello. i am a member at the university of sa

good morning chair mar and supervisor hanie and peskin. i'm with the san francisco housing authority. sfhsa are one in the same process. our wait list act as a prioritization and referral source for our rad and public housing site and tenant based vouchers which is similar how the coordinated entry acts. for already housed -- reasons for emergency referrals in rad are public housing transfers includes domestic violence, danger and reasonable accommodation. all our documents are translated in four languages. vietnamese, chinese, spanish and russian. additionally we have a language line that has over 250 languages. sfha administrator plan details plan with housing with the line of u.s. department of housing and urban development. regulations are approved annually by hud. all sites have a wait list managed by sfhsa. when open, all are welcome to apply. however, all are subject screening by sfhsa and the property management company. individuals going through the referral and matching screening process may not meet the eligibility requirement.

good morning chair mar and supervisor hanie and peskin. i'm with the san francisco housing authority. sfhsa are one in the same process. our wait list act as a prioritization and referral source for our rad and public housing site and tenant based vouchers which is similar how the coordinated entry acts. for already housed -- reasons for emergency referrals in rad are public housing transfers includes domestic violence, danger and reasonable accommodation. all our documents are translated in four languages. vietnamese, chinese, spanish and russian. additionally we have a language line that has over 250 languages. sfha administrator plan details plan with housing with the line of u.s. department of housing and urban development. regulations are approved annually by hud. all sites have a wait list managed by sfhsa. when open, all are welcome to apply. however, all are subject screening by sfhsa and the property management company. individuals going through the referral and matching screening process may not meet the eligibility requirement.

hany for sponsoring this bill. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next caller. >> good afternoon. my name is ann marie belda and live in the tenderloin, supervisor hanney's district and also an employee of usf and an urge the board to approve this resolution. as part of the many employees partially furloughed i did not receive any benefits package. contrary to what the earlier caller said i took a pay cut because i was told so. we ask the university sit down and speak with us. all unions. it's not really taken place. no discussions, all unions i know on campus are wanting a discussion and we are waiting to have that meeting and that's not happened. we also ask union leadership with the mission of social justice to please meet with us and different members on campus as we want to talk about this and this has really had some real time impact on our lives. i think the board for bringing this resolution up and to supervisor haney for all the support to usf workers united. >> thank you. next caller, please. >> hello. i am a member at the university of sa

hany for sponsoring this bill. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next caller. >> good afternoon. my name is ann marie belda and live in the tenderloin, supervisor hanney's district and also an employee of usf and an urge the board to approve this resolution. as part of the many employees partially furloughed i did not receive any benefits package. contrary to what the earlier caller said i took a pay cut because i was told so. we ask the university sit down and speak with us. all unions. it's not really taken place. no discussions, all unions i know on campus are wanting a discussion and we are waiting to have that meeting and that's not happened. we also ask union leadership with the mission of social justice to please meet with us and different members on campus as we want to talk about this and this has really had some real time impact on our lives. i think the board for bringing this resolution up and to supervisor haney for all the support to usf workers united. >> thank you. next caller, please. >> hello. i am a member at the university of sa

hany for sponsoring this bill. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next caller. >> good afternoon. my name is ann marie belda and live in the tenderloin, supervisor hanney's district and also an employee of usf and an urge the board to approve this resolution. as part of the many employees partially furloughed i did not receive any benefits package. contrary to what the earlier caller said i took a pay cut because i was told so. we ask the university sit down and speak with us. all unions. it's not really taken place. no discussions, all unions i know on campus are wanting a discussion and we are waiting to have that meeting and that's not happened. we also ask union leadership with the mission of social justice to please meet with us and different members on campus as we want to talk about this and this has really had some real time impact on our lives. i think the board for bringing this resolution up and to supervisor haney for all the support to usf workers united. >> thank you. next caller, please. >> hello. i am a member at the university of sa