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. >> when i see the importance of what you have read now turns ito how you greet me on the street or my husband or my daughter or each other, or the conversations you're having in your living room or around your kitchen table or your community, that's what happens next. >> reporter: they just simply making the time to talk and listen. mimi chien, cbs news, new york. >>> this morning, researchers at uc davis are testing a new birth control option for men. it's a hormonal gel that men apply to their shoulders. if it works t would be the first hormonal contraception on the market. uc davis is looking for couples to enroll in the study. >> it's a two-year process. there's a phase the man uses the product, and we make sure the sperm count gets low enough to get down to rely on the method, and then a year to use it as contraception. men and women can say we can change things for ourselves and our friends and people in the future. >> couples will be paidover war the fda, certain hand sanitizers could be toxic. the agency says nine types of sanitizer produced in mexico are dangerous and shou

>> i am going to say ito is goig e very difficult. spending too much time tryingo listen to everyone. it really would not work. i don't thinko. >> what is a safe distance? thanswer is, no one really knows which is why the government is being encouraged to pvide some science. i ske to a consultant who specializes in the singing voice. >> h the been no documented studies looking at this in an objective way. >> what you need to do is just measure the droplets coming out of the mouth and how far theyit go, isn' >> that's right. measuring the amount of aeroso o that comes othe mouth and therefore, how does that compare with speaking or shouting,in casomebody over a canteen? >> the hope is the go-ahead will be given soon for work to begce to allow us again a chance to sing and listen together. >> sounded lovely. i hope we get back to it soon. whoever thought singing would be so compliced? if like me you cannot sing, how about some salsa? ♪ >> this coupleins clearly m the most of social distancing, performing a touchless salsa on the streets

ito hope we're going to be ableo engage china. if not, we are going to have to find ways of dealing with this. now, what's -- where is that vehicle going to be carried? is going to be a new part of debut a joke what will be part cdc?e is it going to be a new international organization? i can't answer that but i but n tell you this. on arp bipartisan basis senator murphy also as member of the foreign relations committee come and i, introduced a bill to address a number of these things including the vaccine question andic including working on gettg a vehicle to do what i described. i think that, i think everyone is working on this in good faith. the bill that we had reduced his written on paper. it's not written on stone. we are wide open to suggestions as to what kind of the vehicle it is that will address this, i can fireman, and not in a store fashion like other health challenges have presented. and so senator murphy and i have had a numbern of discussions on this. we are both committed to reach the goals i w know you want to rea

. >> itoes. that is part of it. it acted very early. also, it has a lot of experience of a dealing with infectious diseases. it is proud of its record on things like zika and his medical system in general. on things like ordering lockdown, because of the fact it is obviously a police state and run by an autocratic government, if they say don't step outside or when you steputde, you must wear a face, people are doing it because obviously, there are serious consequences to not doing so. sot i is obviously being followthrough a lot more harshly, but it is absolutely having a much better efft. they have had three infections in the past when he four hours and just two deaths as of the past 18 days. cuba is absolutely on top of th ros: thank you very much. mu more situation on the bbc news website. in the u.k. comell three victims of saturday's stabbings in redding have been named. onjames fu a teacher, described as inspirational, and his friend joe ritchie-bennett also died, a 39-year-old american who lived in the u.k. for 15 years. his fami

immediately went into action public action is something that just doesn't come out of you know the ito when you create a society where you've destroyed public action you've destroyed unions you've destroyed people's organizations people don't know how to act without the stick and if the state is incompetent then you're left to yourself you're an individual in cuba 24000 medical students left their dormitories and they went out then tested 11000000 people that's 11000000 people that's the entire population of cuba so why is it that these socialist states have been able to better handle the and demick then these capitalistic states with the incompetent leaders like donald trump and yet about sonar. rebecca grace do you want to take that or can i just leap on it feature i am in other violent agreement. b.j. i'm in violent agreement with almost everything you said with one exception so where do i agree healthy society stand on 3 foundations the free market a strong transparent capable state and a vigorous. deeply rooted civil society and i completely agree with you that the problem in stat

he and ito do wi introduced theh act, having to do with grants to police departments of all things, to help with mental health, to deal with suicide, i rising rate of suicide among police officers. we introduced that bill together. we got a mark-up.s workin it passed the house, the senate, and last july 25th, the ork president signed it.and i am that is working together. there are opportunities for us to work together, and i'm chronically looking for them. but i agree with you. of there was a very disrespectful set of arguments that were being made. i have to say, and i ask you to please listen to the distinctiou between the democrats andt the republicans. in the very hearing youthin wer talking about, republicans chose to talk about anything but policing reform. so that was the troubling, absolutely troubling to us. nowhere did they mention, i spei tried tong figure out how much f was used on speaking about the problem of racism in policing. almost not at all. george floyd, almost not at all. so it's the measures we were talking about, almost not at ung all. what the republicans kept

are in a classic em crisis where the currency drops significantly in the central bank has to step , itoefend the currency think it is a tricky situation for them. that is why the fed has the answer the global cycle to benefit the emerging markets given the limited room on the policy fund. you mentioned some of the funds we saw in europe and opportunities we could see, what do you do with the u.k. now? clearly, we have the issue of brexit coming up. it is worrying in the sense that a lot of power in the government is going to managing the crisis, how much theyear have to think about brexit. we do not expect the extension. we think it will happen at the but i worryear, about that. i think the bank of england still has more to do in terms of easing, particularly as we move through the year. they will probably have to cut and more qe to support the market as we approach brexit. i think we need to wait and see what happens with further policy support, and how extendchemes sufficiently to bridge the gap. thank you so much. anna stupnytska, head of global macro & investment strategy, fil inves

we will have plenty more perspective on the boj ahead with columbia university professor ito.led many senior finance positions in government, plus we will hear from moody's analytics and continuum economics later as well. coming up, a landmark supreme court ruling grants new civil rights to lgbt workers in america. we will get more, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ,hery: in a watershed decision a divided u.s. supreme court ruled that federal law protects gay and transgendr workers from job discrimination, giving millions of people civil rights that have been sought for decades. our supreme court reporter joins us on the line from d.c.. it is interesting that we had conservative justices joining the liberals, even one appointed by the president himself. greg: that's right. that was just as wrote the court's opinion. he is a justice who has occasionally joined the liberals but generally follows the conservative legal philosophy. a surprise to some people but consistent with what we heard from him from arguments back in october. ofdi: consistent in terms the application of the law. th

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and here ito mid-90s through th central valley, clouds around l.a. and 76. >>> a propane tank is being investigated as a possible cause of a massive explosion and fire that destroyed two buin marin county. it happened yesterday morning. eyewitnesses say debris flew through the air like shrapnel. two people suffered minor injuries. in all eight buildings were damaged. >>> only on abc 7 news, video confrontation at a san francisco grocery store at a safeway. the woman shopping says that she was the victim of racial profiling. luz pena has the story. >> pk yourself up and go. >> you're not kicking me out. >> reporter: this is the moment that she says she was humiliated. she was shoplifting. >> i turned my purse upside down which is a tote bag and the items i have fall out. he told me that i look stupid. >> reporter: she says she was followed by the same security guard throughout the store as she shopped with a native american couple. >> she is indigenous. so i believe that they followed us due to racial profiling. >> reporter: this is the receipt she tr

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cases with more social mingling and of course as you are saying, we had a lot of social mingling and itoin the last few weeks. with that social mingling, we're going to see more cases. with more testing, we will detect more cases but the fact isas the overwhelming majority f these cases are younger, healthier people. these people do not have a significant problem. they do not have the serious complications. they do not die. so it's fantastic news that we have a lot of cases but we don't see deaths going up. what that means is that we are doing a better job protecting the vulnerable, and we are in good shape here. we like the fact that there's a lot of cases in low risk populations because that's exactly how we are going to get herd immunity, when low risk people with no significant problem handling this virus which r is basically 99% of peoe who get this become immune and they block the pathways of connectivity to more contagious, older, sicker people. >> tucker: you are already hearing people say we need another set of lockdowns presumably that will end the presidential debate schedule

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they are compelled to step ito the front lines.. and into the unknown... for all of us. makes it beautiful. state of the art technology makes it brilliant. the lexus nx experience the crossover in its most visionary form. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >>> good evening from new york. i'm steve kornaki. two weeks after his death, george floyd was paid tribute today at a funeral service in houston. loved ones gathered along with civil rights leaders, musicians, activists, and lawmakers to celebrate floyd's life, the life and death that has become a catalyst for a political movement. we saw an outpouring of grief in this service. we also saw calls for action. in his eulogy, reverend al sharpton said racism is pervasive and protected by, quote, "wickedness in high places." >> we are fighting an institutional systemic problem that has been allowed to permeate since we were brought to these shores. until the law is upheld and people know they will go to jail, they'll keep doing it because they are protected by wickedness in high

ito see that moment, to s also revisited today as a coersation with the unfortunate death of george floydla week. and, you know, get a little emotional. but just to see that cnection, it really helped us to remember that we need to make a difference. >> brownin the 1960s, the nightly news showed police using watr cannon and dogs agains civil rights marchers in alabama. images direct to the nation's living rooms. in his art and documentary work, renowned photographer gordon parks captured a life that much of white america wasn't seeing, and images that could have been taken in recent days. this is the mera as a kind of tool, an advocacy tool?or >>n parks said he used a camera as a weapon to show the stories of injustices. i see the photographers today using their lenses to capture moments, to say we need to make we need to make a difference because we can't live like this anymore. >> brown: ever since the 199od beating ofy king by los angeles police, the camera having an impact has often been held by an everyday citizen, a passerby who exposed the more recently,n 2014, a video of the death

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tune ito watch him beright. humiliated in tulsa. it's the feel-good hit of the summer! today, trump was off to another rally, this time in arizona. before he left, he screamed into the whirling blades of tonight's episode of: >> "chopper talk!" >> stephen: now, in addition to the empty seats, the big news from trump's tulsa rally is that he said he told health officials to slow down testing so america wouldn't get so many confirmed cases of coronavirus. the white house has since said multiple times that the president was joking. yeah, he's joking about a global pandemic. it's a snippet from his new stand-up special: "donald trump's death comedy jam." ( as trump ) "i really killed. then i went onstage." this morning, the testing joke came up in the chop talk: >> mr. president, at that rally when you said you asked your people to slow down testing, were you just kidding, or do you have a plan to slow down testing? >> i don't kid. let me just tell you, let me make it clear. >> stephen: oh, my god. your staff tries to pull your news cycle out of the ditch, and you just floo

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when ito talk about comes to how the virus is interacting with markets right now. a little bit of weakness in the dollar as you might expect. risk-off move in equity markets. we saw appetite for sovereign bonds. so we have a classic look at risk through these markets and some weakness in some commodities including wti down another 2.3%. let's get the first word news update for you. coronavirus cases are surging. johns hopkins university saying and million cases -- saying now 10 million cases. despite some experts hoping the pandemic would start to fade in the summer, infections are multiplying faster than ever. over two thirds of americans think the u.s. government was unprepared to handle the outbreak. president trump says reports that russia paid bounties to have u.s. troops in afghanistan killed are not credible. the white earlier denied that president trump was briefed on the issue. the new york times reported on the story, saying the white house spent months considering a response but had made no final decisions. in france, it was president emmanuel macron's f

forward ito move would encourage all of you to do -- i would say to the young men who opened this, president obama, after the death in ferguson, he employed 11 persons from this country -- and i was privileged to be one of them -- but after the death in ferguson, we were tasked within 60 days to produce a document that would become a roadmap to developing and guiding this country into developing relationships between police and community. we had nothing. there was no documentation, there was no roadmap, there was no gps, there was nothing. 2014 after the death of michael brown we have to come up with something and we were given 90 days to do. we talked to thousands of people , 2015 werch 2 delivered that document at the white house. it has been utilized across this country and federal money went behind it. body worn cameras as you see them today the most of police employee were a result of that document along with other recommendations. a new administration came into play. when the administration came into play they took that document and they put it on a shelf, throw in the garbage can. lat

in seattle, ar-15 rifles stolen from the back of a police cruiser before a quick-thinking ty ito grab them. police in philadelphia using batons to push back crowds of people, more than a dozen officers injured. across the city, cars overturned and in flames. hundreds coming out in grand rapids, michigan, to clean up after a night of destruction. eric latchy says it came from a place of hurt. >> it taints the message. just because this destruction isn't what the people who are here peacefully were trying to communicate. >> reporter: the mayors of st. paul and atlanta calling for peace, not patience. >> we need to get back to what the problem is, and that's the killing of unarmed black people in america. >> reporter: hundreds of people have marched across new york city in solidarity, in peace, and demanding justice. the nypd walking alongside them, letting them do so. so far a very different scene compared to what we've seen the last couple of days. stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to stephanie there. >>> the people on the streets are not all there to protest the death

death, of the death of other unnecessary losses of life at the hands of law enforcements and tu turn ito a opportunity for change and go towards system of justice that better values healing. resources to the tools essential to building lasting public safety. police accountability and transparency are critical for public safety and critical for trust and building integrity in the justice system. i want to thank you again for your time and allowing me to speak today. i want to acknowledge supervisor walton for his leadership and partnership on this issue. i am happy to take take any ques the committee may have. >> i do want to thank you for your leadership on this. for bringing this to our office. this is a very important resolution. as you stated we are urging the civil service commission to step up to do the right thing. our hope is that we can avoid a charter amendment and putting this on a future ballot. we missed the timeline, that is why this is coming in the form of resolution. we are going to push hard to make sure the civil service commission does the right thing for this policy.

driven goals, and first among them to destroy the affordable care act and our health care system. , ito yesterday's hearing wish i could believe that even a tangential purpose was fisa reform. ofpoke at the testimony inspector general horwitz and reiterate this point. yesterday, i have been doing and years,ng fisa reform for first under president obama and now under this president. there are ways that a corrective mechanism can be incorporated into the fisa process, making it more adversarial. some of those ideas have been incorporated, but by no means enough of them, so i hope there will be a serious effort towards fisa reform, but that is not the court -- the purpose of the hearing yesterday, or of the subpoenas that we have been asked to approve. the effort to deflect the tension from the health care and the economic task unfolding fort dodge before us, i think really time, and thisur committee. chair graham: the hearing was not designed to find ways to reform fisa. i think that would be an outcome of what happened. the hearing is designed to find out what the hell happened. this reb

karla: gracias, mi ma gggmaggis itos besitos para ti, y ahora nos vamos con algo que me tiene ansiosaÉnes son las estrellas de tu serie hoy? >> esa estrella viene desde panamÁ, y la otra estrella desde costa rica, se trata de sebastiÁn y javier, y ambos la verdad me han dejado enamorada cuando he conversado con ellos, cuando he podido hablar con ellos, cuando son tan pequeÑos tambiÉn, asÍ que no alarguemos mÁs esta espera, aquÍ estÁn sebastiÁn y javier. durante este verano sebastiÁn no sÓlo disfruta de las vacaciones sino que disfruta de trabajo como empresario, tuvo una idea de crear una lÍnea de lÁpices comestibles. >> estaba en clases y fui que mis compaÑeros se comÍan los lÁpices y asÍ comencÉ con los lÁpices comestibles y luego querÍa hacer mÁs productos y que sea la pintura comestible y papel xh papel comestible. >> todos sus tus productos se comen. >> claro que sÍ. >> ¿de quÉ material estÁn hechos los lÁpices comestibles que les vendos a tus compaÑeros? >> los lÁpices comestibles sÓlo tenÍan, como el borrador que era hecho de chicle, y ahora que todo se coma y de chocolate. >>

the obvious immediate action would be to go to the russians and tell them to knock ito off. it's also imperilling mr. trump's own withdrawal policy. i would like to know who in congress was informed, what's the oversight function of congress in this affair. but this bottom line is, the commander in chief of the armed forces, knowing that the russians were trying to target u.s. forces continue to work on getting him in the g7 instead of protecting the troops. joe, this is an astonishing situation, a failure of leadership of our 2.1 million men and women in the armed forces who are supposed to be able to trust their chain of command. i might add, what did secretary esper, the secretary of defense, know? who did he tell to take what action? it's just an astonishing failure of leadership. >> general, in all of your years in service dealing with civilian leadership, is it possible, based on your decades of knowledge and experience working at the top levels, that a cia station chief, as well as the military community in afghanistan would know that russians are putting bounties on

death, of the death of other unnecessary losses of life at the hands of law enforcements and tu turn ito a opportunity for change and go towards system of justice that better values healing. resources to the tools essential to building lasting public safety. police accountability and transparency are critical for public safety and critical for trust and building integrity in the justice system. i want to thank you again for your time and allowing me to speak today. i want to acknowledge supervisor walton for his leadership and partnership on this issue. i am happy to take take any ques the committee may have. >> i do want to thank you for your leadership on this. for bringing this to our office. this is a very important resolution. as you stated we are urging the civil service commission to step up to do the right thing. our hope is that we can avoid a charter amendment and putting this on a future ballot. we missed the timeline, that is why this is coming in the form of resolution. we are going to push hard to make sure the civil service commission does the right thing for this policy.

protests, ito the think she makes some interesting points. has voiced what a lot of people feel. there needs to be a distinction because lawful protests are perfectly fine. the police when it comes to lawful protests, their role should be to protect the protesters and protect their right to carry on protests. when people start committing crimes like property damage and theft and violence crime against different.e, that is the police response to that is different. one of the things we talked about in the task force report was a response to mass demonstrations. what i am seeing around the country and a lot of places, that recommendation has not been adopted. was having ad for continuum of managed tactical events. if the first time a protest crowd sees police officers they gear,aring full tactical what some folks would characterize as riot gear, and they are entering into the crowd, that is a recipe for disaster, and we have seen it over and over again going back 50 years. that is not the right response. when people start damaging property and p

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the neighborhood program, also known as the ntip ito advance te projects in each district. the program is intended to build a pipeline of programs that are strong candidates for competitive funding sores. the program was created in 2014 in response to an equity analysis and the san francisco transportation plan. you can see total applications to date to over 4th planning and capital projects. and here is a map of all of those projects. the packet includes table listing each project and a summary of the reneighborring funds by district. you can also visit the web page listed on the slide for more information. moving on to the request, the first ntip capital request is from public works for design of bull bouts at the two intersections with golden gate avenue and turk street. these bulbouts were recommended by the ntip-funded western addition community-based transportation plan in 2017 and mr. complement other planned improvements. the request advanced directly to june board to support commissioner preston's directive to implement this safety project as soon as possible. and