"go to chapel hill." so, and this was -- my mom really pushed this idea. "go to chapel hill." now, this is after the sit-ins, you see, and all of that. so, now it's "go to chapel hill." i think my mom thought, "all right. she can do it. she's okay." so, mom was a little less tense. while she never talked to me about bennett and the sit-ins, she did say she wanted me to go to chapel hill, and she said, "because you'll be nearer home." and i didn't believe that. i thought she was kind of proud that i would go to chapel hill. so, i did. i went to chapel hill. there's a funny story about chapel hill. i left here, and i went to hartford, connecticut, where i lived with my sister and brother-in-law. and i worked as a waitress there, but my sister took all of my money. she took all of my money. every week, she'd take my money. and then, when i came back, got ready to come back to chapel hill, she cashed -- she gave me my money. that was enforced savings, and she took me shopping. my sisters and brothers were always very kind to me. well, i came home and then -- before i got home, i h

and we said, over the hill, over what to? -- over what hill? and with that, we said, let's go, went out, started walking on the far side and sure enough, there was a hill. it dropped right down, and down on that second level were the greatest tents you ever wanted to see, all reinforced with wood , and they all had their own stove, potbellied stove, and they looked so clean. and we were jealous. and i will tell you, that winter, those breezes were blowing through our old school thought many times about going down and saying, i want a tent. [laughter] of course, we didn't. we wouldn't. interviewer: what did you eat? mary: food became a real problem with the four of us, in particular. i was better off than they were, because i could eat breakfast. i liked oatmeal. i was used eating porridge. they would have these scrambled had toast andthey enough so i could get for breakfast. the other three would not even go to breakfast. interviewer: why not? mary: because they just wouldn't eat it. were living up we on tunafish that our families sent us. each

the hill reporting the former v.p.tting trump over his handling of the pandemic and also criticizing the president's storm preparedness ahead of what's expected to be a pretty active hurricane season. biden even considering florida, congresswoman val demings as his running mate. what do you say? >> let's hope they spend lots of money in florida, ultimately to lose. what richard is arguing with his national poll talk is that we should get rid of the electoral college. what we've used to elect presidents our entire history set up by our founding fathers. and let's also keep in mind that, as we think about this election, five months ago, we were in a super strong economy with a neck and neck race between biden and trump, where trump was winning in the swing states. as we continue to see good economic numbers, 17.7% growth this week, we see the housing market improving, we see the restaurant industry improving, as the economy continues to go, in five months when people are looking at a much better economy, as long as repub

because we are in the hills, it's a heavily wooded area. >>many of calling complaints about the can no longer get through to the fireworks tip line for the oakland police and fire department meanwhile, the alameda county sheriff's office says. they're also receiving more complaints than usual from june first to today. >>and we've taken almost 400 fireworks complaint calls in the unincorporated communities of alameda castro valley. parts of san leandro hayward. outward of pleasanton and livermore well the sheriff's office says now's the time they typically make large seizures of illegal fireworks. they say this year has been challenging law enforcement's this year was was not focused on fireworks and prevention as we're dealing with a lot of the issues going on in our communities around law enforcement so we believe that that was a good opportunity for people who like to bring in fireworks into the state moving forward. >>the sheriff's office says they will be putting more resources into stopping the exchange of heavy duty explosives the nex

here is kettle hill. teddy roosevelt did not assault san juan hill, he assaulted kettle hill. here is the san juan ridge, all of this that the americans needed to secure, the high ground outside santiago. things didn't quite work out as the americans had hoped. he was so sick, he couldn't come to the front. he was so big and heavy, he couldn't get by with an army cot, they collapsed under his weight. so they ripped the door off and rested shafter on the door, and had a man carry the door around, which took quite if you guys. meanwhile, wheeler by this point just got a bad case of dysentery, so he is not up to action as well. so he is largely in the rear, but during the fighting, eventually moves to a forward position, but is in no position to control the fight. the united states under a guy named lawton, a regular army officer with a drinking habit but a pretty good soldier nonetheless, was going to attack el caney and sees that. the estimated they could do that in two hours. meanwhile, other troops would hit in this direction, and with lawton coming on the flank and these tro

and the northview hills, mainly.ost of the wind has tailed off considerably from over the weekend. a little fog in oakland . not much. santa rosa

for a closer look at chaz and what's being called the capitol hill protest center, brandy hill joins us, a reporter for our affiliate, cat he'l seattle q-1. first of all, it seems pretty peaceful this morning. what is the mood like when you are sitting at home watching on television, what is it like to be there? >> sure. well, i think there have been some gross mischaracterizations on both sides and often the truth falls somewhere in the middle. i thought jonathan hunt did a great job there of describing what for the most part the vibe is like and what is now being called chop, the capitol hill organized or occupied protests because there are individuals who say we don't want to be autonomous, we want to fix the system we're currently living in. you do have -- i think two things, to square away where we're at. people who refer to it as a block authority or seattle's mayor called it the summer of love, that's a mischaracterization. probably offensive to the people fighting for change to trivialize what they're doing there by calling it a block party and on the opposite end of the spec

beverly hills resident. john, thank you for joining us. explain how the curfew will work and whether you feel that beverly hills is prepared for what may come tonight. >> well, i certainly hope we are and i think we are, as last night proved the curfew is a precautionary measure, very simply, because of what happened as you mentioned, the looting on saturday. and it takes effect as you correctly mentioned at 1:00 and that just means that everyone should stay home. nobody should go out. people who are out are in violation of the curfew and of course, that allows the police and the, you know, to take advantage of that to be able to ensure that there isn't any rioting or any illegal activity going on. liz: sure. you know, that was what was so shocking and what we're looking at right now, rodeo drive stores from cartier to alexander mcqueen to rite-aid. let's just be honest. it's not specifically the luxury names, but to see one of the world's sort of most famous renowned shopping areas attacked in pretty much b

i kn iand berkeley hills it has been about 15 to 25. the low in the intermountain region with a high frus a north and temperatures are on the way up. not too bad by that area, but upper 80s and 90s inland. over to sal now.g6 let's see if there's anything new going on . still relatively quiet. good morning . >> morning to you. still pretty quiet out there. you can see traffic doing very well. let's talk about interstate 80 and eastshore freeway. you can see that it's doing very wel hur maze is doing okay, around the corner . there have been no major issues at the bay bridge toll plaza. let's go back to the headlines.>>> a developing story and crockett. look at these pictures. four people killed when their sub fell at least 200 feet off the cockiness bridge and slammed into the ground. sarah is here with us with more on this. good morning . >> good morning . this crash is absolutely devastating . all four victims are young adults. two men and two women. chp says this all happened at about 8:40 tuesday night . the driver of an affinity sub

hill: thanks for having me.teven mnuchin has been constructive since april 3 and having to make the paycheck protection program the centerpiece of the administration's effort to get people back to work, keep workers connected to a job, and here in arkansas, over 40,000 businesses and nearly $3.4 billion have helped keep people on payroll and connected to a job as arkansas opens backup. we have passed in the house, the senate concurred, and president trump signed into law additional flexibility for the ppp loans. amount, are is a fair surprising amount of money that has gone out already under the ppp program. has it gone to the right places? we hear some reports the rich get lesser -- the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. let's put it up in the context of today we are seeing the effects of economic any polity. what are you seeing in arkansas in terms of the banking system and service for minorities? rep. hill: thank you for asking that question's. we have a national leader in the community development fina

. >> he called and said, your hill's on fire. so we ran outside, and there was a giant fire to the right and a giant fire to the left. >> the progress crews have made and the person police believe is responsible. >>> plus community uproar over a racist post on instagram. a south bay private school issuing an apology tonight. >>> and -- >> my heart is overwhelmed. i'm still in mourning, but i'm grateful. i'm grateful that we can keep his name alive. >> and a call for action after a police shooting inside an east bay walmart. tonight the death of george floyd renewing calls for justice in other cases. >>> we begin tonight with that breaking news in the south bay. evacuations just lifted where six separate brush fires broke out in san jose's santa teresa neighborhood. those fires have now merged into a larger fire burning off colleen drive. let's bring in nbc area's ian cull. ian, do investigators at this point, even early on, think it was arson? >> reporter: in fact they do, jessica. they say when they arrived, there were a string

the capitol hill autonomous so it's now becoming known as. but what exactly are the goals of this community what exactly is trying to be achieved here. let's go check it out. currently standing outside of the police department's precinct which has been abandoned now after a series of protests that devolved into riots the seattle police department decided to be prudent to actually leave the station and so this is become the kind of epicenter for chad is the capitol hill autonomous zone this absolutely beautiful mural of the recent black lives that have been lost in these protests so i'm currently walking down the north part of pike's street right now to see from the ground we have a sports car that's been put up i think a lot of people been working on this all week. trying to create a beautiful little space they have here this is the word here is more really story a lot of people are looking for a president to see what the changes over to be going to do you think this is about police brutality or is this more about systemic racism exists never

san jose and up into the hills of the peninsula to this is in effect from 10:00am today till 09:00pm tonight. now we're already off to a mild start this morning not a warm start freeman pittsburgh. you're in the 70's right now it's forget 74 degrees conquered and fairfield 67 each robert lee in oakland starting up this morning comfortable at 66 comfortable is not going to last long hot and uncomfortable hot this afternoon livermore concord in antioch well into the triple digits later today while the late show hayward and fremont redwood city bout of you in morgan hill easily into the 90's same for you in san jose at 96 later today while san francisco and oakland easily rising it's the 80's as i mentioned though today is our hottest day of this forecast. after today, we're easing off of thinks i'm talking about why would you expect your most comfortable weather all still to come. back to you in the studio champs, all right we'll look forward to that thank you john at 4.31, let's get to the latest now on the protests in the wake of. >>george floyd his death at the hands of minneapolis

one near the base of the hill and the other a little higher on the hill. and the chinese got into the trench line that was near the base of the hill. so, we had pretty close, i don't know, 50 yards or so. some people had hand to hand combat because they climbed up the hill climbed up the hill and into our trench line, and some people were into real hand to hand. i didn't get into that. i wasn't in that. >> were you the only african american in that 83 days? >> in that 83 days there was three of us. >> oh? >> a young man from chicago and another fellow from new jersey. both of them were killed. on that line, as a matter of fact. >> on that line? >> on that 83-day line. two of them were killed. >> how many were total in that 83 days in your trench? >> total marines? >> yeah, in that -- >> yeah, we probably had nearly 300 or so. >> 300? >> because you had a rifle company. you had special weapons like in those days we had recoilist rifles that would be attached to you. so with all of the attachments, the company was probably 300 men. >> how good were you a mac

north and east bay hills and that takes us through tonight into the north bay hills and look in vacaville and david's and travis' west. eastern solano county and counter contra costa and up in the hills is the areas of focus and a pretty big system for the end of june. it was a wind producer for us but we bump up and 70s, 80s or 90s in santa rosa. all right. we think this will be a quiet week. quieter than what we have and let's ask the man himself. good morning, sal. >> good morning, steve. as people queue up let's go up and take a look at what we have with interstate 880 and the traffic is moving along pretty well. i do want to mention there has been a deadly crash in byron and byron highway and in fact i will mention that port byron highway in clifton court road is good area to avoid. 880 on your screen and that looks good in both directions. let's go back to the headlines. >>> happening today. a new time news conference by governor newsom with the latest on the record-breaking rise in california's coronavirus. the governor will tell us how he will deal with the recent surge in new cov

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zachary's inskeep coming to you from capitol hill seattle thank you for listening. present trauma's made his feelings clear about the handling of the seattle autonomous zone laying the blame squarely local leaders. of a governor that doesn't do a damn thing about it and you have a mayor that doesn't know she's alive she's talking about it's going to be a love fest this summer you know if they don't do the job i'll do the job and i've already spoken to the attorney general about it but if they don't do the job we will do that. about 10 different things either any one of which will solve the problem quickly or change this to this video has been circulating online showing a protest to repair at least handing out assault rifles to minors despite being very much against the law in washington state so if a reporter joy spoke to me earlier he says that from what he's seen so far the protests though are mostly peaceful. but largely quiet what you see looks pretty quiet around you're getting somebody filming you over your shoulder and i know you see any trouble. so i think w

>> we also have manu raju on the hill.t shouldn't be underestimated that you do have some republicans saying that they might back measures on police reform, but think, when you look at those measures different at this stage from what democrats are proposing, manu s there overlap? where is that overlap and is it likely to get the president's support? >> reporter: there is some overlap, but there are also some significant differences under a draft proposal circulated on capitol hill drafted by tim scott along with other republicans and their plan is more focused on state efforts while the democrat plan is trying to push for a national effort and a national standard and that overall arching disagreement is something that they'll have to resolve, for instance, under the democratic plan, there is a national registry that tracks police misconduct, that would allow different jurisdictions to understand whether a police officer has been engaged in misconduct in the past. republicans focus more on states trying to get states on hav

zakk reasons he coming to you from capitol hill seattle thank you for listening. that one view of what's happening there are very all in the growing view as well will president trump he's made his feelings clear about the handling of the autonomous zone blaming local leaders for the takeover. of a governor that doesn't do a damn thing about it and you have a mayor that doesn't know she's alive she's talking about it's going to be a love fest this summer you know if they don't do the job i'll do the job and i've already spoken to the attorney general about it but if they don't do the job we will do that. about 10 different things any one of which will solve the problem quickly well this video has been circulating online too showing a protester apparently handing out assault rifles to minors that is very much against the law in washington state a seattle activist told kevin owen earlier that from what he has seen so far the protests are mostly peaceful. the largely quiet what you see looks pretty quiet around somebody filming the shoulder but you see any trouble 1.

areas in the hills above 1000 feet. as we head into the rest of the week temperatures will warm up. not crazy hot, but warm. fire wind late tonight in the north bay and then temperatures will come up a little bit. we will talk about that when i see you back here for the five day.>>> starbucks is pausing all ads on social media as part of a wider effort to stop the spread of hate speech. the company says it will continue with other kinds of digital advertising. but for now starbucks is pulling ads from facebook, instagram, twitter and interest. it's now part of a growing list of companies that is boycotting facebook despite promises made last week by the ceo. on friday zuckerberg said facebook will do more to combat hate speech ahead of the 2020 presidential election.>>> the san francisco supervisor matt haney is pushing to remove mark zuckerberg's name from general hospital. he posted a long thread on facebook and twitter today which questioned whether it was appropriate to keep his name in the hospital given the recent

i used to live in cathedral hill and take the number 19 bus to potrero hill for work. it was agonizingly slow. i think your quick-build transit lanes on 7th street and 8th street would help to speed up the 19 bus. i'd like to see that happen, even if it's not of any use to me personally any more. i'd also like to see some of your slow streetses be made permanent. and i'm wondering what's happening with your plans to turn scott into a slow street and why that was reversed. i'd like to see that happen, too. i guess that's all i have to say. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you. next speaker, please. >> operator: you have three questions remaining.

capitol hill, let's cross over to leeann caldwell, on capitol hill for us. kara lee at the white house covering the politics of all of this. leeann, let me begin with you, we'll hear from the house and senate democrats. by my count in 20 minute oz s o. what can you tell us about the new legislation they're introducing? >> that's right. democrats are going to offer their policy prescription of what people have been asking for, demanding in the streets, across this country for the past 10, 11, 12 days. this legislation is led by the congressional black caucus in the house of representatives and senators booker and harris over in the senate. and what it does is it tries to hold police departments accountable and also change their practices. what it does is it provides a bad actor, police bad actor database, national database, it also has -- collects data, mandates they collect data for use of force. it also bans choke holds and artery holds and it also bans no knock warrants. these are some things that have been really plaguing police departments. and also bans

getting ready for the sunflower hill. and we are all training today. even miles. >> reporter: don't forget to snap a photo along the way to get a race certificate and medal. the proceeds benefit sunflower hill, a nonprofit organization that creates programs and residential communities for adult with developmental disabilities. >> it opens in a month, which is amazing and so beautiful. >> thank you for your help. >> love it. looking for more feel good stories? we have you covered on www.kpix.com, just head to the better together section and guess what we are going to do at 7:01 p.m. we are doing a 5k. >> what do you mean? >> i signed you up. yeah. >> lucky for you i brought my gym pants with me. >>> we have sunshine around the bay area. a little bit of win. that will be the case for the rest of the week as temperatures warm up. another warm within. 90s inland. 60s at the beach. in other words it is summertime. the sky line of san francisco. and there is the bay bridge, the back to back suspension structure. they couldn't do two towers, they had to do fo

mike liles following it for the hill. thanks for your time -- mike lillis following it for the hill. thanks for your time. the concept of defunding the police, whether you support or oppose it, is what we are asking. , (202) 748-8002. if you are member of law enforcement, (202) 748-8003. in connecticut, republican line, cindy. caller: good morning. i believe the overreach. overreach is going to not help. up -- igoing to end believe we need reform. -- theo away with unions unions because that is what really to me why they do not get a conviction. hardthing with why it is to fire a bad teacher. host: but when it comes to the budget, do not touch it? is that what you're saying? caller: i don't know if it is do not touch it at all, but we are not stopping there. it is called to dismantle the police department. it is not just defunding the police. i do not know if anybody is addressing that, totally abolishing police. there are a lot of calls to that. host: we have a couple headlines to that idea. caller: that is a thing that

and the northview hills, mainly. most of the wind has tailed off considerably from over the weekend. a little fog in oakland . not much. santa rosa 53. embarcadero headed northeast with a northwest at three. 55 degrees. not that bad. west southwest oakland, berkeley hills. new pekin mount diablo do north at 21-43 . mount diablo with gusts almost up to 50. not in fact real are warmer. san jose cooler. this is wind driven. a little bit of breeze. a dry air mass and it will be sunny today. over to sal now on a monday. anything you want to get to? >> still pretty quiet out there. we don't have a lot going on. i'm looking at what we see and it looks pretty good. the toll. that plaza looking good. driving into san francisco this week i don't. we will get a big crowd. we are getting closer to the holiday and i think some people are taking time off right now it's off to a good start. let's go back to the headlines. >>> topping our news, happening today the man suspected of being the golden state killer is expected to plead g

zack is in is he coming to you from capitol hill seattle thank you for listening. while president trumps made his feelings clear about the handling of the seattle autonomy as though laying the blame squarely at the mayor and governor of a governor that doesn't do a damn thing about it and you have a mayor that doesn't know she's alive she's talking about it's going to be a love fest this summer you know if they don't do the job i'll do the job and i've already spoken to the attorney general about it but if they don't do the job we will do the job will you do about 10 different things either any one of which will solve the problem quickly now there's also a video of this plan circulating online to showing a protest or apparently handing out assault rifles to minors despite being very much against the law in washington state is good and long where we go to seattle local reporter joe white is there a joey thanks to make the time to be with us says late at night their love and pm i think if i got the time's right what's the situation at the moment so yeah we just came

mainly in hills with gusts at 25 to 35 miles an hour. that low will slide over the northern bay area. much cooler with weekend clouds. definitely low average for inland areas. over to cell to see if there's anything new on a friday. >>> good morning . right now we don't have anything brand- new. and this is about the time we start to see a little bit of a crowd at the bay bridge. let's check in with that . i don't see, i see a little bit, maybe, but not much. sometimes on fridays we have a lighter than usual commutes . lighter than the first four days of the week. san mateo bridge traffic looks pretty good . let's go back to the headlines.>>> we have been monitoring the developing story in the petaluma overnight. the sonoma county sheriffs office is investigating a homicide in the petaluma area deputies have been there since about 10:00 last night on brown's lane just off of highway 116. the first call was a report of a shooting. we are waiting to get more information from the sheriff's office and we will bring you that information as we

hill: many of us have some sort of relationship with the ocean. maybe it's through things that we like to eat or places that we like to visit, or even long-standing cultural traditions or values that we have around a healthy ocean and a healthy beach that we want to go visit. and so there isn't actually a, you know, a magic message from the past to t tells what''s going to happen because this great human experiment that we have embarked upon is a much larger problem than the geologic record can tell us about. anannouncer: "earth focus" is me possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundadation; and the farvue f foundation.n. there are many reasons to worry about the impacts leading-edge technologies are having on our society. our new forms of electronic communication have certainly been revealing their dark sides, from disinformation campaigns on social media that distort our electoral processes, to dramatic erosions of privacy as governments and large corporations aggre

lighthizer, what happened there on capitol hill.ll, it looks like if he -- lighthizer has had a record of saying exactly what he means. the extends what he said the united states is no longer a southern nation. we're incapable of making -- a sovereign nation. we will not be holding anyone accountable for the death of 100,000 americans, the infection of two million more. we're no longer a sovereign nation and might as well turn over a sword and surrender to the chinese. and i am not -- i hope you understand -- indulging in hyperbole here. this is absolutely devastating to the base, what was said by lighthizer on capitol hill today. >> oh, it was. it was totally foreign to the policy and the position and part of the reason a lot of people voted for donald trump in the first place. so we'll see where it goes from here. i mean, i e was just reading stories today about some illicit cash, some forged $1 bills that were just flooding into our markets. again, the source being the chinese. we'll see if that plays out and if that is true, but

we have erica hill now to explain. >>massive demonstrations around the country sparking new concerns about the spread of coronavirus i would tell those of you who are out there peacefully protesting again if you're starting to get symptoms of covid-19 please isolate. we will have to do some contact tracing which i have not wrap my mind around what that would look like in this size. >>there's no question there's a danger this could intensify the spread of the coronavirus. >>florida's miami dade county postponing plans to reopen beaches today because of the protests. the florida keys. however are now open to visitors in connecticut casinos are back bars and nightclubs can reopen in georgia banquet halls in ohio can host events with as many as 300 guests. tables place 6 feet apart. fitness centers and state parks now accessible in kentucky and rhode island. we're hair salons indoor dining have also returned today's a great day an exciting day in that we're beginning face to rhode island of 23 states highlighted here in gr

hill: many of us have some sort of relationship with the ocean. maybe it's through things that we like to eat or places that we like to visit, or even long-standing cultural traditions or values that we have around a healthy ocean and a healthy beach that we want to go visit. and so there isn't actually a, you know, a magic message from the past to t tells what''s going to happen because this great human experiment that we have embarked upon is a much larger problem than the geologic record can tell us about. anannouncer: "earth focus" is me possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundadation; and the farvue f foundation.n. man:n: our peoplple have livivee for thousandnds of yearsrs and t just survived, butut really thriveved. different man: the valley was plumbed. the more you spread water, thehe more lifefe you ha. different man: when creeks and rivers and ditches and everything was channelized and it didn't flow around freely like it used to, thahat defininitely impa

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yesterday that kat showed up downtown in the rincon hill area. san francisco animal control says the mountain lion is young and most likely lived in san mateo before leaving its mother in the spring. they say if you see it you should backup slowly and keep basing it and do not run. also, people in san francisco for now in areas where that outline is spotted keep your pets inside and watch your small children closely. it's a strange thing to say that in an urban environment, but here we are. >> steve, it's just a young mountain lion. right? >> it makes me laugh when they say lived in san mateo, but moved in san francisco. >> and had to relocate yeah. >> to windy here. yeah. >>> we do have a lot of sunshine today and temperatures will be warming up. in fact, i do my own temperatures, folks and i struggle sometimes when i see temperatures jumping up and the breeze isn't there . fog back tomorrow. pretty close for everybody. we fell right in line. santa rosa 93. napa 92 . concorde 91 . 90 fairfield and vallejo. livermore in palo alto at 89 degrees. d

here's a live look from our east bay hills camera, and you're seeing some sun along with the clouds. 69 in the city, oakland is 72 degrees, currently 76 in san yoes a jose and 88 in gilroy. in the low 80s from san jose to napa. if you like the sunshine, it's going to be changing a little bit. today we had plenty of sun from our exploratorium camera. you can see it. much cooler and windier tomorrow afternoon, and as we head into the weekend, there is a possibility of sprinkles, especially tomorrow night going into saturday and with an isolated shower. the fog along the coast at 7:00 will be advancing. as we go into tomorrow morning, it will be a combination of fog and clouds. look at that front. it's la it te in the season, bu still hoe do you says some snow in the higher elevations. saturday we'll have our best chance in the north bay of seeing an isolated shower or a sprinkle. winds will be picking up as a result of this approaching system. isolated gusts tomorrow afternoon not out of the question. 40, 50 miles an hour, especially across the higher terrain. 20-mile-an-hour winds ove

the protesters have taken over a multiblock area of the capitol hill neighborhood of seattle. it's a mix of residential and small businesses with the police department east precinct right in the middle. had been named the capitol hill economist zone but it was taken down backing away from being completely separate and independent from the city. a new name we heard is occupying protest. either way, not going away anytime soon. six entrances and they have seen some armed guards. she had a police are concerned about reports of residents being first and business is being forced to pay protection money. we met we have heard anecdotally reports of citizens and businesses being asked to pay a fee to operate within this area. this is the crime of extortion. >> this coming and started monday night after the seattle police of the national guard abandon band and the east precinct which they had been protecting throughout the protests. immediately, protesters moved barricades from the building blockades at the entrances. we did talk to one of the leaders who didn't give his full name puri

republicans on capitol hill are urging the president to change their approach to pull independence to the right. >> not only a message that deals with the subsequent policy, but a message perhaps taking a different tone. >> there's a reason for the trump team to be helpful, the economy doing a better job of biden and without battlegrounds of texas, georgia, north carolina and biden is waiting to be seen at the economic mind over trump. >> to fix the economy, we have to get control over the virus. >> no reason to believe it will disappear by november and when handling the coronavirus, voters in the battleground states favor biden by a narrow margin. now, biden's are going to test more people and the president suggests reducing testing. >> he thinks that finding out more americans are sick will make him look bad. >> these battlegrounds all deal with the gender gap, north carolina suburban voters take a bite and buy a 20-point spread in a georgia. some of the presence of allies in congress it's not reason to believe that whenever a dominating the headline today will just be a memory when

all right today on capitol hill their work 2 sides. testifying before congress on one side testimony on how the u.s. responded to the health and risk millions of americans during this pandemic and. on the other how the pandemic continues to impact the country's finances and of course front and center at one of those hearings dr anthony fauci director at the end i h r t fair fronsac is just outside of capitol hill with some tough statements made by the doctor of fair what happened. yeah that's right manila so testifying before a senate committee you have dr anthony fauci saying that he is it's a grim look as far as the number of cases on the rise here in the united states in all those states says john just mentioned but he also had kind of a negative statement there today on capitol hill saying quote u.s. is heading in the wrong direction take a listen. we're now having 40 plus 1000 new cases a day i would not be surprised if we go up to $100000.00 a day if this does not turn around and so i am very concerned. now according to data from

and last night it was spotted in rin con hill. so if we assume that this is the same animal, the lion has been on the move. and adam goldstein is on the phone with us now. you rushed over there. what can you tell us right now? >> so what i can tell you is this, currently there are roughly seven or eight police cars stationed between third and fourth. there has been a barricade set up. and i can tell you also that the mountain lion has been cornered, animal control is on the scene and you can't see it from the street, the police have it all blocked off. there will be more information coming in in 20 or 30 minutes, how they found it and where it was spotted exactly. and yeah, as of now, that is all i can really tell you. >> well that is a lot, adam. >> yeah, that is. >> we didn't realize that they had the cat basically surrounded. now i'm just really crossing my fingers that we'll be nice to this cat and just take it somewhere where it can live in peace and not be surrounded by us. >> of course. yeah, get it secure and away from hum