the map shows you it is jamming up just before dixon landing road. you're clear until you get to mission just past mission you went from orange to red now. two lanes blocked, two left lanes. the good news is the reports of the motorcycle going over 100 miles an hour, but talking about injuries. they're not talking about a deadly crash. that's good news. the rest of the build there. no major problems including the bay bridge toll plaza. there's a build there, guys. back to you. >>> all right, thank you very much, mike. 6:22 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay," are you thinking of going on a summer vacation? maybe to hawaii? be prepared to sit and wait. up next, where the state's mandatory two-week quarantine for tourists stands today. a lot more news ahead. you're watching "today in the bay." look here, it's your very own all-in-one entertainment experience, xfinity x1. it's the easiest way to watch live tv and all your favorite streaming apps. and now x1 also comes with peacock. ooh la la. this rare bird lets you stream tons of movies, sh

i was stunned it was a fine auto body that was stuck in a traffic jam on a freeway like this. in front of me the trucks were lined up to the horizon i wondered if there might be a smarter way to deal with richards it's really going to lose. against this one major insight was when i realized that 25 percent of trucks on the road are empty. that player and about 40 percent of their capacity goes on tap. on the roads the solution was clear to him fewer empty trucks would help reduce traffic and its environmental impact environmental issues are high on his agenda he takes the train to work. and 2016 he took the plunge and founded cargo next a company that aims to stop empty runs a basket in the logistics companies on board wasn't easy. i asked the established companies in the industry what they thought and they all said it will work it's really fun to. cargan access online platforms use a self learning algorithms to calculate logistics capacity and demand in real time when a company wants to ship goods to a customer it has to strike a deal with religious text. that takes time. the

now bangalore world famous traffic jams may have just. been locked down but residents are bracing themselves for business as usual when they daily commute. a group of techies we met before the lockdown is true why did a much needed alternative to help decongest the city's back. oh the world's most traffic congested city that was a designation given to bangalore to have the start of 2020 is a dubious honor for india which is home to some of the world's biggest tech corporations. during rush hour commuters here spend an extra $243.00 are stuck in traffic into 1900 that's 10 days and 3 are the traffic each year. so what's the best way to beat the congestion in jena kartik on the mountain bike but can he really be faster than his colleague who's driving a car. we're at the bring along and we need to get to the don't move which is approximately 2 kilometers from here so i get you there you. got to climb the mountain and be the book for the same company and get married he will travel by car while can't think on the mountain will take his bike.

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so call now. ♪ welcome to the space jam, space jam do your dance at the space jam ♪ >>> space jam.g up and slamming at local basketball courts across america. >> unfortunately not. both players and coaches are sharing just how important the game is both for themselves and their communities. >> pickup is sort of the essential component of or at least the beginnings of basketball. co the nba. i sure didn't. >> so it was a pride to go with your best five, go into the go, let's run it. i remember even being 8 years old, playing with grown men, and had to earn my respect on the floor, on the court. >> we walked by these courts, see how empty they are. on a beautiful, sunny day. you expect people to be out there doing something. then you see it and like it brings life to the city or your neighborhood. >> the court is community, the court is family. people are missing that, obviously. >> with the pandemic going on, they took down every resource a kid has to play. now it leaves coaches with a question of how to keep a kid engaged with basketball. >> i know this might sound a little bad, bu

when the coronavirus pandemic hit iran earlier this year filmmaker jam should manage you don't he began documenting his own life and to look down in a nation already beset by international sanctions the result was this intimate portrayal of isolation in one of the world's least understood countries. i want to shout but i know this if we knew that it was. either secure if we knew there was one the only computers or. how to go through the bundle. on the phone number one of them this whole thing your mother you have not heard back. thank you for everything her mother did ever ever. put in with that everybody can read them who are they going to call home around some of them look for you. even if you have mum house. whatever you do you know more about him or her mother. so little that the she doesn't. know as he was not persecuting. mr manager and she did the house thing so the most that it has measured look you know unseemly could it. that he can see a better man with many more in the music but i know that he your. fixation in each of them can be useful i think just tell us. your marriage a

a secret jam, no one knows about him. r.e.m., those are my two jams.are great too but just a poet and a cool human being. and a righteous human being. i love everything about him. he's performing a song tonight with aaron dessner who is from big red machine. and of course the national it's a big deal to have him on the show i'm so excited about that. you know, we haven't done "ask the fallons" in a while, where i dprofl and beg my wife to answer questions about our fans, to answer questions about us or her or the kids or life or anything. so this is another installment of "ask the fallons. enjoy. ♪ ask the fallons ask the fallons ♪ >> jimmy: this is "ask the fallons. thank you for sending these questions in are you glad to see me >> i was about to say, i have not mastered the not swearing. >> jimmy: i feel like broccoli. >> i have to pick one or the other and it's going to be -- >> jimmy: what is it doing here? this is a rip-off. i'm going to do this >> all right i'm just going to do like -- as fast as i can, put it on. >> jimmy: there's no one here. >

are you a "space jam" fan? are you a fan of lebron?in any capacity -- but the part that i got to play -- it's -- it's really great and lebron was really -- you know, it was just amazing to see how -- how he took it on you know, he was still dealing with an injury at that time, and we were shooting the kinds of hours that he is not used to we were, like, shooting 14 hour days and he was still in the process of putting the team together you know, a.d. was coming over so, we would -- we would shoot and then he would go play a pick-up for a couple hours and then have to be back on the set at 6:00am. >> jimmy: you get to play with lebron at all? >> no comment. >> jimmy: ah, oh, ah, okay all right. this is even -- sometimes no comment is better than comment i love it. >> i know, it's the whole commment, right? >> jimmy: now i wanna see the whole thing. don, you're the best i love you so much don cheadle, thank you so much for coming on. everyone check out "black monday" returning next sunday night on showtime. you're the best, dude. stay saf

so much though that we even get into a little traffic jam after crossing germany's only boat tunnel we have to go through luck. on the other side peace and quiet the region along the line isn't just famous for its castles and fortresses it's well known for its beautiful landscapes to. getting back to the castles here is a figure that once surprise you according to the european castles institute there are about 25000 in germany many of them are into going to state anymore but they all still have that i mistakenly romantic. visitors come from all over the world to see germany's many councils and palaces. they stand as witnesses to a bygone era. many date back to the dark and mysterious middle ages they were mostly designed us fortresses overlooking rivers or positioned in highland areas. often destroyed in fighting some have been rebuilt many times over. most of the consuls in germany are privately owned either inherited or bought. a council like this one in the west an eyeful region requires a lot of money to maintain. built castle is one of germany's most outstanding gems a genuine med

president trump says this man was trying to jam police radios and faked his own fall. none of this do we know is true. a 75-year-old man did approach police, was pushed to the ground, fell harder than he was pushed, says the president. blood is real. republican senators very eager to avoid questions about the accusations. >> i didn't see it. so i'd have to -- i mean, i'm sure that my office will be able to get me a copy of it, but i didn't see it. i saw that he had fallen. >> reporter: the president says the man was using a scanner to try to jam police radios. there is no evidence of that either. so, where would the president get such an idea? well, he refers to a report from o.a.n.n., that is a right-wing news organization. let me show you a brief clip of the report the president watched. >> according to the conservative, this protester at last week's protest in buffalo is a well known activist bragging on social media. >> reporter: the reporter making that report is christian ruse. and if you're trying to place his accent, well, it's russian. he works for o.a.n.n. he

it's jammed up approaching north flynn road. no major injuries. three vehicles involved in the crash. it should be cleared soon but, again, we'll keep tracking that. the altamont pass may be one to watch. >>> good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open in the red. dow futures after about 300 points following yesterday's gains. stocks rallied into the close and that was on continued optimism over the reopening of the economy. the nasdaq closing at another record high and the s&p 500 back in positive territory for the year. index is now up nearly 50% from the lows in march. airline and travel related stocks, among the hardest hit as travel restrictions and lockdowns were imposed, have roared back. and in focus today the federal reserve begins a two-day meeting with a decision coming tomorrow afternoon. hotel rooms are starting to fill up as more states ease lockdown measures. data from hospitality research firm says that about 40% of hotel rooms in top markets are occupied

i'm not thinking out of the jam well enough sometimes i am but i stand up and with that the german thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes aquatics put in here think of me for the country that i. yes you did see me taking his grandmother's day out to eat it's cold out there. i'm rachel join me to meet the gentleman from d.w. . post. nothing. but trying to conquer the major issues of our society. a season a little. too close it's a modern day rose an. inspirational people take all the challenges of the world with you know you go. to the prison with this all for mariel mind you look at those 2 problems and the film one solution to the season of sounders belly. this week called double. down. the get. a warm welcome to our environment magazine. after a monster restrictions imposed because of the poor no one gimmick public life is slowly returning to normal that's applies here in uganda as well as to many other countries in africa to find out more let's ask my co-host in nigeria hello how are you doing hello sound.

that sounds a lot like the chinese communist party propaganda that we've had jammed down our throats for the last several months. really incredible. is it your view, general, that they suppressed information about the nature of this disease? >> thank you, senator. and i do respectfully disagree with the senator because we do have a case. and it's important that we move forward with this case and i believe under our mississippi law, we will prevail. but if we don't act, then we've been irresponsible by not acting on behalf of americans in mississippi. so that's why i'm bringing the suit and i believe it will certainly move forward in a monetary way. it is an important deterrent. >> absolutely. and we know that china lied about the origins of this virus. we know that they lied about what they knew and when they knew it. we know they identified cases at least as early as december and did not inform the public. didn't inform their own public. jailed the doctors who were trying to blow the whistle. suppressed the evidence. lied to the world health organization. they later colluded with th

it would have given an opportunity for all involved to all not only to eat but to really check the jammed up where our lives and where our clients dissent that the service also attention and it's always better to meet and at least identify certain things instead of consul in so for whatever reason i have no idea the summit was told. it's a long journey to missed yeah ok well look discussions will continue a near date we can hope at least karen very nice to talk you're going to have to leave it there thanks for your time this morning there is karen i still feel not austrian foreign minister we appreciate it thank you. and thank you for watching today we're back again with more news from headlines and hope. when else truths seem wrong. but all wrong just don't. get me wrong get to shape out just days after. and in detroit was betrayed. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. mili

so we'll be jammed out of hayward. use the dumbarton bridge westbound. >>> all right, thank you very much, mike. we are getting some continuing coverage on the vallejo shooting that we've been telling you about overnight. it happened about 10:00 last night. we now know that five people were shot, two people, unfortunately, died. one of the victims still alive is a 10-year-old. this happened at a toddler's party. more on our midday newscast for you. >> that does it for our morning show "today in the bay." thank you for starting your morning with us. a live look out across the bay this morning. a beautiful shot. >>> good morning laid to rest >>> good morning. laid to rest. ♪ got to stand tall >> with songs and words of determination, george floyd's friends and family say good-bye in houston and look to the future. >> i want justice for my brother, my big brother. >> the movement won't rest until we get justice. >> this morning the protests from coast to coast and what those calls for action have already changed in this c

still to come here on al-jazeera another country reopens its economy traffic jams are on the way back to the indonesians capital. how welcomes another look at the international focus it stays dry across the middle east not great surprises it's quiet we have got a little bit of cloud into that western side of saudi arabia but i think it should stay fine and dry pleasantly warm around the eastern side of the mediterranean temperatures here into the mid to high twenty's but you push in latin it is as though someone's got that had dry blasting away temperatures getting up to 46 celsius in baghdad horses still in kuwait 48 celsius to 42 there in doha winds will ease around the gulf as we go on through wednesday northerly wind picking those temperatures back to around 36 celsius but still plenty warm enough and also want to see showers into western areas of yemen they join up with the showers that we have on the other side of the red say they extend their way across the heart of africa and on into the gulf of guinea so some big alive the showers continuing across west africa have started to

to get in here so what happened was there were a number of people who were caught in that traffic jam still trying to drive in and while they weren't waiting in line when the doors closed at 6 o'clock local time they were trying to make their way here so about 2 to 300 of them by some estimates were lined up at the door afterwards they were eventually allowed to vote everyone was allowed in and out but because of that was going on one of the candidates charles booker at has asked a judge to extend voting until 9 o'clock but if you look around you can see nobody is waiting here to do that right now everybody knew the voting was from 6 am to 6 pm and we are expecting that very high numbers of people voted today but inside this arena there did not seem to be a problem with capacity despite the fact that they went from 200 polling places to just the one what might have happened it was a number of people might simply not have come at all because there weren't polling places in their neighborhoods. the un says coronavirus has caused the greatest destruction ever seen in education it's educa

at one point in march of 1922, there is near disastrous jam up of corn trains. you can do this. corn trains here. you see the backup going, and especially right here. the railway lines cannot handle the load. hoover anticipated this. he worried about this. the central drama is how against all odds, and after that nearly disastrous jam up of corn trains west of the volga, in march of 1922 the lifesaving corn and wheat seed begins arriving in the villages. and it is the nick of time. the way they get from the railhead's to the villages surprises some people. this is a photograph i used on the cover of my book. these are camels. you can see down there. this is the volga river. it is frozen. one of the advantages to the russian winter, right? people are surprised in this story -- i was when i first began to research this story, how many camels were appearing in various places. there were striking images throughout the archives of horse caravans, camel caravans, mixed caravans, oxen. camels, though, survived longer than the horses. horses died early and in large numbers. camels prove

that's the jam then i got into face oils. >> very good >> jimmy: so i went on goop. >> oh yeah, thatis good stuff it's a little florally - >> yeah, i hear you. >> jimmy: for men. >> yep >> jimmy: again these aren't commercials. i'm not paid to do these things >> that's right. >> jimmy: but then - then did goop outgooped yourself i got this jam this is the instant facial >> that's -- you got to get that glow happening. get that facial on >> jimmy: that's what this glow is >> you look beautiful. >> jimmy: this is the instant facial i go -- and you put it on for -- i think it says three -- i followed the directions. i'm a good student, and three minutes, and then you take it off and it feels like you have new skin and i'm just doing all this -- >> i love what tv stardom has done to you, jimmy [ laughter ] >> jimmy: has it changed me though >> so good when i first met you, you would never be doing face masks and facials. look how progressive you are [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you so much. >> when i met you, you barely showered >> jimmy: i wanted to impress you. i wanted to show you i w

at the germans but i'm gonna laugh but i say laughing with the me but i don't think they're going to jam a culture up here you don't think will take this drama they are you just it's all that out there no i'm rachel joy make me the captivity of course.

our famous people's consent jam. famouss progress -- our tea biscuits and jam.progress that is great to see. i predict in the year ahead that are number one channel in our group will become online, so we will have more business online than we do. tom: this is important. i know you have one more question, francine, but i would just observe that the -- probably is being ordered by buckingham palace. we are just not hearing about it. windsor castle has had a few of our treats during lockdown. she is well looked after. do you expect happening at christmas? this is a huge season for u.k. for fort known mason -- for fortner men mason. it would have a devastating impact on our business in the final quarter of the calendar, the all-important november and december. i think that is true for retail in general. if social distancing at two meters is in place, i could see our sales would be 50% of what they would be last christmas, based upon those rules. that would be the case for us and for others. ewan venters, thank you so much. for u.k.stic day retail. now the business f

and about the second or third round it jammed with their i was in the middle of a firefight with a jammed rifle. i looked around, and there was a marine who had been hit. and he wasn't moving. i said something to him and he didn't say anything. he had a carbine. i picked it up, went to his pocket got so many mission, and continue to fight. and finally, two with 1500 men in this one section, our sergeant said i'm a sergeant who's in charge here. and i said well i'm a lieutenant, i don't know if there's anyone else hired me. he said lieutenant your in what we do? i said okay let's move on to the railroad tracks, were gonna lie down and use the railroad strikes. i got down and continue to fight. that's what we did and they finally stopped. the jeep i was in the driver was pretty resourceful. he began to look for something he found a rope and a track in front of us in a tight rope to the bumper of the track of the g and we were pulled behind that track. so those pretty resourceful i thought. >> that's so intense i'm picturing the scenes in my head. all of a sudden here given and asked what do

about the second tour third round, it jammed.here i was in the middle of a firefight with a jammed rifle. i looked around. he was not moving. i said something to him and he did not say anything. gun, went to his pocket and got some ammunition, and continue to fight with it. , with about 50 or a hundred men together in this one section, our sergeant said, who is in charge here? and i said, i am a lieutenant. i don't know if there is anyone senior to me or not. he said, you are it, what we do? >> watch this full interview sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern, fork -- 4:00 p.m. pacific. every saturday night, american history tv takes you to college classrooms across the country for lectures in history. >> why do you know who lizzie borden is? raise your hand if you had ever heard of this murder trial before this class. meaningll find the true of the revolution and the transformation that took place in the minds of the american people. >> we will talk about both sides of the story. the tools, techniques of slaveowner power. we will also talk

the global economy during the coronavirus can jam it. will the world's find the right course the government measures to navigation is probably only really in the same boat. in germany. in 60 on d w. o. o. we know that this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing. so please take care of yourself keep your distance wash your hands if you can't stay at how we are d. w. me for here for you we are working tirelessly to keep you informed on all of our platforms we're all in this event and together to make it. stay safe everybody. stay safe stay safe please stay safe. the digital revolution is transforming our lives from smartphones and apps to new ways all working well what about them barbara can digitize ation help that too we also look at the impact of the kobe 19th.

out of traffic jams and into the future of mobility european traffic planners are setting their sights on alternatives to cars they want to reduce congestion on streets and highways with artificial intelligence. and bold ideas. will it happen. in 30 minutes on t w. w's crime fighters are back to africa's most successful radio drama series continues through the all of us odes are available online course you can share and discuss on t.w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms to crime fighters to mindanao. welcome to global 3000 is no job no how the coronavirus pandemic is pushing the poorest to the brink even in wellsian ations like japan. no rain in sight.

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specifically at the hands of def jam co—founder russell simmons. i would never hurt anybody.reer in a and r, dixon is seen struggling with whether or not to go public several years later as other women come forward with experiences strikingly similar to her own. he said he looked at her the other day and realised my daughter is not a victim any more, she's a warrior. and i thought, i would like to be a warrior. i'm tired of being a victim. i've been a victim for 22 years. let me see with the other thing feels like. it's powerful, intelligent fare deftly negotiating the intersecting strands of sexism and racism which make it particularly difficult for these women to tell their stories lending an important voice to the metoo movement that had previously been silenced. dearly beloved friends, we gather here... sneeze ..in this time of man's greay innocence. innocence? i will leave you with news that the thoroughly modern adaptation of jane austen's emma is now available on dvd and blu—ray. anya taylorjoy is excellent as austen's handsome, clever and rich heroine emma woodhouse w

house he now works in a vehicle factory and doesn't like to think about the time he spent temping in a jam and slaughterhouse. in the slaughterhouse there were so many temporary work agencies that enticed people with the crime most of easy money but the job was very hard and the workers were treated badly. look this is the sort of house manager says talking about it's 2000 employees earn minimum wage and their food and overpriced accommodation is deducted from their pay it's often been described as slave labor. no what do you mean slaves no one is forced to work here everyone comes here of their own free will for goodness sake the business model relies on eastern european workers who tend to put up with the poor working conditions and bad pay. a christian welfare association advises the workers if they have problems at the slaughterhouse there are numerous troubling reports about the conditions. seen people being exploited treated badly and screamed out. this house is supposed to accommodate the contract workers and it's where we met marian who translates for them there's nobody staying he

in the middles, of a firefight, with a jammed rifle. i looked around and there was a marine who had been hit, and he was not moving. and i said something to him, he did not say anything. carbine, went to his pocket and got some ammunition, and continue to fight. -- continued to fight. and finally, with 50, 100 men altogether in this one section, our sergeant said, i am a sergeant, who is in charge here? i said, i am a lieutenant, i do not know whether he would -- he said you are it, what do we do? i said ok, let's move over to the railroad tracks. lie down and use the railroad tracks. get down and continue to fight, and that is what we did. then they finally stopped. the driver was pretty resourceful and he looked for something and he found a rope in the truck in front of us and he tied a rope to the truck, to the jeep, and we were pulled behind the truck. so that was pretty resourceful, i thought. host: so intense. i am picturing the scenes in my head. sudden, you are asked, what do we do and you just have to think of a solution quickl

the amount of people who came here the whole area surrounding the church was just it with traffic jams thousands of people lined up here today to get into the fountain of praise church to take a last look. on george floyd the body was laid here throughout the day so thousands of people not only members of the black community also a lot of white people who joined the black lives matter movement as we've seen already in recent days and weeks not only in the united states but also internationally so it was a very sad day but i heard many people say also that they were hopeful and that. the judge in many of those has set bail at $1250000.00 for the former police officer who was charged with 2nd degree murder in georgia floyd's death that's after derek made his 1st court appearance on monday by video link show lawyers accepted the bail terms which include no contact with lloyd's family or working in a law enforcement capacity he's not allowed to leave the state of minnesota and must surrender all firearms. for some other stories making headlines around the world today several 100 protesters

tons and in mine own as become an overnight millionaire after selling the 2 biggest stones of the jam tanzanite ever record it workers for sonny no eliza on the stone one way 9 he knows the other 5 times of the government paid him the equivalent of almost $3000000.00 euros and plans to put the stones on display in the national museum tanzanite is one of the world's rarest gem stones and it's only found in tanzania. that's it from me and the news team a fan now i'll be back with an update at the top of the hour don't forget you can get all the latest news on our web site that's of course p.w. dot com gal 1st in berlin thanks for watching. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news in. our corona update. from the covert 19 special next on d.d. .

of people who came here then yes so the whole area surrounding the church was just and with traffic jams thousands of people lined up here today to get into the fountain of praise church to take a last look a glimpse on on george floyd the body was laid out here here throughout the day so thousands of people but not only members of the black community also a lot of white people who joined the black lives matter movement as we've seen already in recent days and weeks and not only in the united states but also internationally so it was a very sad day but i heard many people say also that they were hopeful and there is that george floyd did not die in vain but let's listen in because at the gilberts unity today to speak to some of the visitors here. a man came from nowhere no one would have never known him no education i mean he's been a high school in some college but he's a man and he just a simple man and he wrote back to today. which is often he died an hour there's a big movement in my life if they get the right moment in history of free and we have the honor and he's down here in the

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of june residents can only have contact with their own house how its schools pubs cafes museums and jams well old clothes again. we will now for the 1st time in germany return the whole region to the lock down the ashes that were in place a few weeks ago. before. the decision came after a massive corona virus outbreak at the tourney is still off their highs where more than 1500 workers have tested positive for cope with 19 dire living conditions are being blamed for the quick spread. the specific situation with the geographical spread of the locations and also the international nature of the tenuous workforce mean that this outbreak is a potentially enormous pandemic risk similar clusters have also sprung up and has in plots elsewhere in germany and getting in clashes broke out between quarantined residents and police. berlin's noid current district has also been affected those hotspots have caused a spike in new infections in germany but overall the number of new cases remains low the robot coffee institute for public health says it's essential to remain vigilant. in our country and if

now it's with $50000000000.00 euros more than anyone expected and a dramatic surprise aimed to get jam engines reaching for their wallets the 80 will be cut by 3 percent until the end of the year v.m.s. and to fizzle the sea it would know that a long time and we need to make sure that everyone has the courage to invest again and to make sure that the consumer demand rises to unseat. for weeks industry leaders have lobbied hard for a message and see help in the end there was a little for everyone. so then if you. must not there will be a great number of further measures aimed at reviving the economy and we will agree on a bridging program using exiting means for middle and small businesses. among the measures families will receive $300.00 euros per child the government will help local municipalities cover billions in touch falls there will be bonuses for companies that keep training programs despite the pandemic and purchase incentives for electric cars in all the package has $57.00 promises and economists are pleased with the outcome but the package has 2 sides one is to boost consumpt