hillsborough happened the season before the team last won the league.y felt its impact personally, and there are those who believe it had a lasting effect on the pitch, as well as off it. it was meant for england, not liverpool, but when the lightning seeds sang about 30 years of hurt, the phrase could've been written for the club, triumphant in europe but eluded by league glory. the impact of hillsborough was felt, you know, in the terraces and on the pitch massively. it changed the whole ethos of the club. it tookjurgen klopp to... not... what he did i think that was great was he didn't try and reinstate that dream, hejust brought a new dream. i think everyone still had belief and, of course, we had some fabulous times in between with the european cup. there's no club in the world i would ever want to support more than that. win, lose or draw — i don't care, i love supporting liverpool. this is a time for the reds to savour. official community celebrations are on hold until the coronavirus risk reduces. but they've waited 30 years, a little longer won

hillsborough happened the season before the team last won the league.y felt its impact personally, and there are those who believe it had a lasting effect on the pitch, as well as off it. # three lions on a shirt... it was meant for england, not liverpool, but when the lightning seeds sang about 30 years of hurt, the phrase could've been written for the club, triumphant in europe but eluded by league glory. the impact of hillsborough was felt, you know, in the terraces and on the pitch massively. it changed the whole ethos of the club. it tookjurgen klopp to... not... what he did i think that was great was he didn't try and reinstate that dream, hejust brought a new dream. i think everyone still had belief and, of course, we had some fabulous times in between with the european cup. there's no club in the world i would ever want to support more than that. win, lose or draw — i don't care, i love supporting liverpool. with official celebrations on hold because of the coronavirus risk, tonight thousands of fans have massed at liverpool's pier head, against

he kneels along 280 in hillsborough. the freeway itself named after father serra, who spread catholicism and built the missions across california. over the past few days, three other statues were torn down in golden gate park. as nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. shows us, people are taking a much closer look at local art and history. >> reporter: we are surrounded by reminders of our history sculpted in bronze and stone. >> we've been visiting these statues every day for years. >> reporter: today in golden gate gate park, lauren brought her son to see the empty pedestals where over the weekend, protesters toppled several prominent statues. >> i should have known a lot more about these individuals than i did, especially considering how much time we spent hanging out around these statues. >> reporter: among the figures unceremoniously removed, father junipero serra, francis scott key, and ulysses grant. this man was left scratching his head as to why grant was includ included. >> for prefer james lance taylor, chair of the de

margaret aspinall, from the hillsborough family support group, urged campaigners to keep on fightingen for the hillsborough families over 30 odd years. i would ask you all, please do not give up no matter what happens for the future or now. please never give up, you will fight for what you believe in and you will eventually achieve the outcome that you rightfully deserve. a bereaved family member voiced this message — saying that survivors will continue their fight forjustice. three years on from grenfell, the emotion is still raw. we still don't know the answers but we know the refurbishment of the tower was illegal and preventative, a preventable chocolatier — — illegal and preventative, a preventable chocolatier —— tragedy caused by cost—cutting. a landlord that failed us, driven by arrogance and greed. three years on, companies, corporations, national and local governments want us to be for —— forget. they want us to be forgotten but we will never be forgotten. the video goes on to name those of the campaign group who is responsible for events three years ago. saying that the tit

lot of people and one contractor who was part of this investigation, a female contractor down in hillsborough who allegedly gave him a $40,000 rolex watch. so how common place was that? how many people were going to city hall, knocking on nuru's door getting favors in return for gifts, but the question is, as you pointed out, it goes further but does it go up? does it into the mayor's office or other parts of city government? now, in some ways, it's already touched in the mayor's office because it turns out that about 20 years ago or so, mohammed nuru dated now mayor london breed when she was a city hall worker and staffer and in recent years, helped her out when car was in trouble and gave her $5,000 with rental cars and trying to get her car fixed, which is not the best look for the mayor which brings this all up, anything else going on? so far, no proof of anything else. >>en stay tuned, we'll see. >> soap opera. always another chapter. >> starring the city of san francisco. thanks, phil. take a short break but continue this conversation on air. in the meantime, >>> and we are back. that's

the families highlight the taylor review, following the hillsborough disaster, as an example of whatbroader questions were answered later. a similar approach to the pandemic, they argue would prevent immediate mistakes. michael buchanan, bbc news. with me is lawyer elkan abrahamson and jo goodman, one of the two co—founders of the covid—i9 bereaved families forjustice uk group. jo lost her father stuart to covid in april. our condolences on the loss of your father. tell us more about his story, what happened to him? my dad was 72. he had health issues. he was undergoing diagnosis for cancer. so he was vulnerable and we knew that, and he started to self—isolate. but u nfortu nately and he started to self—isolate. but unfortunately he was invited to a hospital appointment on the 18th of march, in the week before lockdown. there was no ppe provided, no social distancing, and the appointment did not need to be in person. we are reasonably sure that's where he contracted covid. given his health issues, he went downhill very quickly and passed away on the 2nd of april. he was someone who w

this time the large statue depicting junipero serra off 280 in hillsborough. red paint was poured over its face and messages were spray painted across its body. over the weekend, protesters pulled down three statues in golden gate gate park. as nbc area's joe rosato jr. reports, the acts have cities re-examining their public art. >> reporter: it seems wherever we go, history is staring back at us, especially in places like golden gate park. >> we've been visiting these statues every day for years. >> reporter: but following this weekend's protests in which demonstrators tore down statues of father junipero serra, francis cot key, ulysses s. grant, lauren brought her son to see the empty pedestals. >> i should have known a lot more about these individuals than i did, especially considering how much time we spent hanging out around these statues. >> reporter: the protesters said they removed father serra because of the treatment of indigenous people by the missionaries, francis scott key because he once owned slaves. but some questioned why the crowd turned on g

. >>> the mayor of hillsborough is stepping down. mayor gold had been under mounting public pressure to resign as her position of rotating mayor when she dismissed the idea of a formal discussion on the police use po >> to me it's like a solution looking for a problem, and until we feel like we have that problem in our community, i don't see that's a place i would particularly want to put our time and enter. >> the council later decided to schedule the review, following the in 00signatures when she announced her resignation yesterday, effective june 30th. >> we ed give oney take the money from the lapd. >> los angeles city council taking its first step yesterday in defunding the police department, slashing the agency's budget by up to $150 million. the vote is one day after the lapd chief says the department will stop paying overtime for the remainder of the fiscal year, ending june 30th. >> we feel like most of the leaders have turned their backs on law enforcement, but this is definitely the worst i have seen in 22 years. it's dish

hillsborough county in florida tried to mandate the use of mask. they are now being sued by a state representative. he says that county has simply overstepped itself. finally american airlines announced no more social distancing on its flights. people will no longer be blocked off. jon: steve harrigan from atlanta thanks. we've been reporting vice president pence is postponing his campaign event this week in arizona and florida as those states faced recent spike in coronavirus cases. the vice president will still travel to the states in texas but only to meet with governors and local health care teams. david is live outside of the white house with more. >> good evening a campaign official tells me this is out of an abundance of caution for the vice president and the safety of those others. he still going to make these trips tomorrow traveling to dallas to speak to a church group and he'll meet with governor greg abbott of texas and later on he will go to arizona and he will also go to florida. those campaigns events are not going to be happening no

in hillsborough, oregon, first tech community credit union constructed its headquarters out of cross laminated timber which creates an healthy workplace and is an example how we can reduce emissions with our choice of building materials while helping to revitalize rural communities. in astoria, more than 14u7bd people filled the community room on a friday afternoon to hear from scientists about how the climate crisis is affecting the health of our ocean. portland general electric launched the region's first battery electric bus powered by 100% renewable wind energy. in portland portland, a massive wave energy buoy off the coast of high hi to cap turet power of our ocean in generating clean energy. to mark the 50th anniversary of earth day, joined environment and labor leaders to discuss a green road to recovery that creates good-paying jobs. these examples and more informed our work on the select committee. our climate action plan is a comprehensive road map for congress to build a healthy, resilient, and just america. by enacting our recommendations we would achieve net zero carbon

he talked about hillsborough county earlier.about duvall county, a county, we're talking about northeast florida, something that should be comfortably in donald trump's hands now. >> right. so you know this group that mike murphy's involved in and a couple other apostate republican voters, against trump. they do a poll in duvall county. it's basically jacksonville. it's the county that jacksonville is in and it's pretty much a direct overlap. and they wanted to know how the people of jacksonville felt about the convention coming there. because of course, trump's like jacksonville's going to love me. that's why i want to move the convention down there from north carolina. they found it's 41-31, a ten-point spread, against having the convention in jacksonville. so jacksonville's not into the idea of trump coming down there. a huge proportion of, again, the 60s, of jacksonville residents are worried about that being a superspreader and having seeing a coronavirus outbreak after the republican convention. but here's the thing that i

hillsborough is 30. duvall, orange, 29. seminole is 27.sippi, 162ole misstudents came down with coronavirus because of frat parties and rush. a large number of the cases are related to rush parties. in your state, in texas, more young people are testing positive, a 27-year-old bouncer from the grasshopper club on the west side is on a ventilator, the bar's owner said the virus is spreading like wildfire. so what is your advice to those young people or younger people -- this is 49 and under -- when it comes to the coronavirus, especially if you're going back to work? >> if you look at prior pandemics, from the plague, how that went away with different -- was different from small pox where there was a vaccine, which was different from the 1918 flu. what we need to do today is just weigh our risks and benefits and think of it more than we normally would. everything we do is a risk, whether we drive to work, we get in an accident, or we choose not to get the flu vaccine and we put ourselves and others at risk. if you choose to go do something,

the families highlight the taylor review, following the hillsborough disaster, as an example of whatotball grounds, while broader questions were answered later. a similar approach to the pandemic, they argue would prevent immediate mistakes. michael buchanan, bbc news. three men and a 13—year—old boy will appear in court today charged with assaulting emergency workers, following an alleged attack on two police officers in east london. a video of the incident was widely circulated on social media, showing an officer pinned down on the ground and being kicked, while his colleague appeared to be pushed when she tried to intervene. both officers suffered minor injuries. suffolk police have apologised after two officers stopped a black couple for "driving a motor vehicle on the road." in footage of the incident that took place in ipswich on tuesday, the officers can be heard accusing the couple — who were in their driveway — ofjumping on the bandwagon of the black lives matters protests. suffolk police said they will do everything they can to learn from the incident. a week on from the mu

she's 2 1/2 years old from hillsborough, new jersey, and, boy, do we feel you. at least i do. also drop that in my instagram >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. expect faster sunshine, a little drier air and a couple degrees warmer today. in fact the warmest days are still ahead of us through friday and the breezes break the heat >>> all right, the moment we've been waiting for, to our "gma" summer concert series with black eyed peas. the six-time grammy award winners have sold over 50 million albums worldwide. >> a lot of albums and now their eighth studio album "translation" is available. they'll perform in a moment but first we're so happy to have will.i.am, taboo and apl.de.ap. good morning, fellow. >> good morning. >> good morning, america. >> guys, good morning to you. we're so excited to have you. so we understand that you have been in quarantine making music together since the pandemic began. we are so excited about this new album because it really brings so many types of music together. so, will.i.am, if you can, walk us through why you felt it

the families highlight the review following the hillsborough disaster is an example of what can be doneement of safety at all rows and broader questions a nswered all rows and broader questions answered later. they argue the pandemic and a similar response would prevent a similar mistake. michael buchanan, bbc news. in a statement, the government said: "at some point in the future there will be an opportunity for us to look back, reflect and learn some profound lessons. but at the moment, the most important thing to do is to focus on responding to the current situation." a further 151 coronavirus deaths were recorded across all uk settings yesterday. the total number of people known to have died in hospitals, care homes and the wider community now stands at 41,279. northern ireland will become the first of the uk nations to re—open high street stores and shopping centres as coronavirus restrictions start to ease today. the number of people from different households allowed to meet outdoors will also increase from six to ten. in england non—essential shops can re—open on monday. so far n