but also west 580 is jammed through the dublin interchange. the earlier crash i believe moving to the shoulder there is the reason why there's more slowing and more heading there. everything else is clear including the bay bridge toll plaza right now. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> trouble brewing for bay area coffee giant. the bitter economic impact hitting more workers. >>> and ahead at 6:25, paradise will have to wait. the decision the governor of hawaii just made thahat may afft your t travel planans. plus - -- ♪ i i'm out here getetting loos gogot to p plablblame it o on m♪ >>>> this n next stotory is abo lunchh with lizzo. we'r're going t to talk a about act of k kindness madee for one grgroup of h health care worker providided by thehe star you se herere. we'lll talk abobout thatt comin nenext on "tododay in the e bay" >>> right now at 6:14 a live look outside in walnut creek as we get started on this tuesday morning, beautiful sunrise. nice and cool temperatures and it's going to be a great day. look at our trend here going througho

southbound 680 jammed up to the sunol boulevard. folks taking foothill down to where it transitions. i believe you can jump back on the freeway there. a lot more people, some folks are passing the dublin interchange and going through livermore. you may want to stay on 680 because you can get through. everything else is clear. >>> we want to talk about the big bump this morning in the bay area's road to recovery. this after governor newsom ordered businesses to shut down for the second time to stop the spread of the coronavirus. bob redell is back at the same gym in san jose where you reported from yesterday. they were gearing up to open and talked to us live. now they're gearing to close back down. >> reporter: it's not clear if they will reopen today. they reopened yesterday at 5:00 a.m. here we are in downtown san jose, the lights are still off, the doors are not open. this has been whiplash for a lot of the small businesses especially for the ones who spent the time and money to make sure their businesses met the safety guide lin

westbound is jammed up.ks more like a tuesday than a friday and slowing through livermore as we're making up all those folks now flowing through the area. back to you. >> thank you, mike. popular trends among top athletes is now at a dead halt. we are talking about that tradition of jersey swapping after the game. i love it. it is a show of sportsmanship. the nfl says no way. next and new thisthe bay," why well-known 49er is throwing a flag on the whole situation. >>> everybody out! get out! >> and they're probably still looking for a bigger boat. the major milestone for the movie that launched the summer blockbuster "jaws." what one actor is revealing about the making of the film. ♪ >>> now to our tribute to the class of 2020. here on "today in the bay" we're highlighting our graduates who made it through school without that official ceremony. in our great grads segment a big congratulations to high school students including these guys and gals. thank you to everybody who sent us pictures, and good job, gra

that's jamming you up out of sunol. some folks are using 84 to cut over in towards the mission boulevard area. but once you get past that, you're fine. the south bay saw a second burst of traffic for san jose, but it is starting to clear up just in about 15 minutes and already almost a complete recovery off the san mateo bridge and crash is cleared there towards 101. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> happening now for you, taylor swift is pulling a beyon beyonce. the singer is expected to release a surprise album at midnight. no surprise now. but look she just made that announcement this morning and the album is called. before the pandemic she would have actually overthought when to release that album and now she realizes nothing is guaranteed. >>> coming up next, a quick look at the top stories we're following for you on "today in the bay." we're live in alameda. people are lined up for a quick covid-19 test, but it might not happen. we'll explain, next. >>> 6:57. welcome back. here's a look at the top stories

coast to coast for the jam against the mavs. he had 12 points in 15 minutes.allas wins the practice game, 108-104. >>> red flag came out. bryce goes flying into the barrier. we walked away okay. harmaline continues his scorching season. the 4th since nascar's restart. >>> giants, dodgers in the úbooks game 1. the a's and >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thank you for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. have a good night and go giants. - [male narrator] the following program is sponsored by mercy ships. five billion people lack access to safe surgery. it's a staggering number that's almost hard to believe. and yet every day children, teens, and adults suffer and die from medical conditions that could be treated.

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coast to coast for the jam against the mavs. he had 12 points in 15 minutes.las wins the practice game, 108-104. >>> red flag came out. bryce goes flying into the barrier. we walked away okay. harmaline continues his scorching season. the 4th since nascar's restart. >>> giants, dodgers in the úbooks game 1. the a's and >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thank you for tcnews continu cbsn bay area. have a good night and go giants. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ >> who among you will be the next einstein? >> a story of one of the most good minds of his generation. >> it's, uh, like you will go person, woman, man, camera, tv.? so i said, yeah. >> he saw the world in a way no one could imagine. >> -- person, woman, man, camera, tv. >> you are the best natural code breaker i have ever seen.

off the dublin interchange you will be jammed up. foothill road just west of the freeway that's an option for you, take that 84 cut. it's a little early. folks have already heard about that crash. everything else is clear. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> heartbreaking new details emerging. this is the drowning death of "glee" star naya rivera. recovery teams found her body yesterday, six days after she drowned while swimming with her 4-year-old son. investigators say that her son told them that she had just enough energy to boost him back into the rented boat. they say he turned back to see his mother disappear in the water. >> the idea perhaps being the boat started drifting. it was unanchored, and she mustered enough energy to get her son back on the boat but not enough to save herself. >> investigators do not believe rivera took her own life calling this a tragic accident. rivera was not wearing a life jacket but they did find one on the boat. >>> so tragic. southern california and the naval ship fire that injured dozens of sail

and i was like, oh, my jam came on, sorry.t was my last one. >>> how about the 60-foot robot taking its first step off its docking station. that is a big, big robot, 60 foot tall, inspired by a popular japanese anime series. that's a big one there. looks like "pacific rim," that movie? i like it. >> not done yet, look at the >>> this morning on "world news now," the latest on the coronavirus emergency. 21 states in the red zone. >> it comes as florida reports a record number of deaths in 24 hours. plus, moderna now saying their potential vaccine may act quickly, within days. >>> also this morning, president trump sending mixed messages as he once again touts hydroxychloroquine to treat covid-19, despite concerns about the drug from his own medical experts. >>> plus, captain america coming to the rescue. how actor chris evans is trying to cut through the political noise in the countdown to election day. >>> out of this world. virgin galactic is giving us all a sneak peek of the cabin design inside the planned spaceship that wil

the jam on it. that's what i was thinking about. >> have her mail you a jar. >> i need to. >> things have been blooming here. hopefully, you're finding a passion or something that you would like to do that you didn't have before all of this happened. let's get a live look outside in san francisco. you can still see the fog there in the distance. while most of the city is all clear. and we'll have a cool breeze coming off the ocean, but it doesn't make it all the way to the inland areas. so as we check out what's going on in rodeo across the bay, it is very nice and comfortable here. this is looking from skyway so we can see that very nice view there. we're going to see our temperatures starting to warm up. we're in the low 70s across the bay. even some upper 70s right now in livermore, while santa rosa is at 73, san jose at 71. keep an eye on san jose. we are going to feel some much cooler temperatures today, compared to yesterday. right now, we're already at 11 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. som

it is never too early to jam. let's take a look at what we have now. there are no traffic jams. did you see what i did there? traffic is moving all over the place. it is a nice early start for the morning commute. we are expecting a light day today because it is a holiday for a lot of people, 3 july. let's go back to the headlines. >>> new, police and firefighters and concord watching overnight to alarm fire that was reported before a midnight on willow pass road. jesse gary is now here with the details on the damage and the investigation. good morning. >>> dave, good morning, district officials say the fire started at the willow terrace townhome complex and, under construction. let's take a look at video. officials say that there was a lot of construction material on the first floor. it served as fuel for the fire. the flames progressed up to the third floor and out through the roof. 40 firefighters use 10 units a, two put out the blaze. over the past two weeks a, there have been a dozen grass fires and up to a half-dozen instruction are fires and cocoa county. >> it is near th

boulevard where the traffic jam is. it has all but your left lanes blocked and that's been there for almost an hour. they're hoping to have that cleared in the next 15. right now 280 or bay shore boulevard are good options for you. in the east bay the eastbound 580, seeing speed sensors improve though there are reports your right two lanes are blocked because of debris from an earlier crash and slowing through san jose which is standard. back to you, marcus. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> let's get to "today in the bay's" bob redell. big news out of oakland. the police budget cuts and new action on white house threats to bring those federal officers in. >> reporter: a couple things from the observing ciakland cit. they did decide to pass a resolution that would condemn president trump's threats to send federal troops into oakland like he has in portland. "the east bay times" reports the city of oakland would, quote, take all lawful means necessary to stop the president if he were to do the same in oakland. also last night

jam," teams of two play a souped-up, exaggerated version of basketball.re was ature of the game that basketball fans everywhere recognized: after a player made three shots in a row, he could not miss. >> he's on fire! >> we wanted to get to that point where we heard those three magical words. this game was seductive to kids erof a certain gion, and part of it was because of the hot hand. of ben cohen's recent ok,e name which delves into a question that has vexed economists and pchologists for decades: whether the "hot hand" exists. > he's heating up! >> sreenivasan: while cohen says that "n.b.a. jam" codified tor "hot hand" f generation of video game players, for many sports fans, its existence is as simple as watching the golden state warriors' stephen curry. cohen covers the n.b.a. for the "wall street journal," and he writes about a night in februae of 2013 whercurry seemingly could not miss. >> look out, that guy isot! >> curry for three-- wow! >> sreenivasan: curry made 11 of his 13 three-pointers, finishing the t night with 54 points,he most he has

the map shows you it's jammed up starting just north to story and the 680 inchange. our camera is just right there where things start to get better because you saw the lanes clear. the rest of the bay is clear. the bay bridge toll plaza has no backups. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> hello, hello. hey, hello. oh, yeah, iphone users, listen up to this one. coming up we have some bad news. the reason you're going to have to hold a bit longer for the latest iphone.re n. a way it sort of is. out to the futures trading largely flat on this friday. >> are you okay? >> he slimed me. >> an upside-down summer. those old movies still setting box office records with hollywood on pause. we'll be right back with much more for you. >>> as you head out the door in walnut creek a beautiful start to our friday morning and a nice, comfortable morning it will be. a nice, cool start with low 60s. at lunch time, mid-70s. the weekend forecast is coming up. >>> and a live look at san jose, again, the crash we just saw just after they cleared it. look at that. one tow truck leaving the ar

and a jam packed schedule. you've got the federal reserve and no clues completing the triple play, congress still in intense talks and debate about the trillion dollar plus relief bill as the clock ticks and expanded unemployment benefits expire this friday, we'll get more on that going around the world in a developing story in hong kong, a jump of new cases overnight and new fears of community spread. we'll go to julianna tatelbaum for headlines in london. >> a good morning to you european markets are trading higher this morning. we have the main benchmark up 0.1% this comes despite cases are on the rise in hong kong. carrie lam, the leader of hong kong weighing in saying that hospital system could face a collapse and there on the verge of a large scale community outbreak investors closely watching the numbers and how that situation develops back here in europe and part of that optimism has come on the earnings front a couple i want to highlight for you. let's take a look at deutsche bank shares have gone lowe

beaches are jam—packed but we can't play a game of cricket! geta grip!the game resumes at elite level, with england and the west indies both playing warm—up matches, at the grass roots it's a different story. for amateur cricket, it's still a waiting game. andy swiss, bbc news. that's it. kirsty wark will be here in five minutes over on bbc two for newsnight. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. will welcome to bbc news. oui’ our first chance to take a look at the national and international front pages in hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the author and broadcaster, john kampfner and the deputy political editor of the uk paper the daily express, sam lister. great to see you both, we will crack on with some of the front pages we have got and if you would like to get involved in a conversation, the hashtag is bbc papers. the front page of france's le figaro has a picture of hong kong protestors holding british flags, following the uk government's announce

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he doesn't know if two sides can break the log jam.ar apart on stimulus checks, state and local funding. mitch mcconnell says 20 republican senators think they've done enough to add to the national debt. >>> federal agents will begin leaving portland. they announced she had reached an agreement with the trump administration following weeks of violent confrontations with government and law enforcement. they will maintain a presence in that city until federal locations are secure. president trump has been taking aim at cities with democratic mayors casting them as over run with crime all part of the election campaign. the trump administration is sending agents to detroit, milwaukee and helping them tackle crime. >>> the most powerful ceos grilled virtually on capitol hill about competitive tactics during a believe it. in his first appearance before congress jeff bezos could not rule out that amazon may have exploited data from third party sellers to boost its own products. >> we have a policy against using seller-specific data to aid our

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and, quite frankly, it's causing a traffic jam. come on in, folks. two adults?t's kind of a shocker, isn't it? woman: yeah. lemonis: the fact that we don't accept credit cards seems slow and inefficient. we need to simplify the process, and we also need to add another register to speed things up. i'm excited to get ewell involved, because i think he could be a huge asset. so, i want to take a minute and find out what's on his mind. ewell: my wife and i, we're looking at this as, "okay. let's go make a lot of money." i think they're at a tipping point. and if the social media alone is starting to take off without them, there's no light at the end of the tunnel. lemonis: so, is it your plan to move here? ewell: if this can work out in a way where we can work with them, work with you, and it makes sense -- lemonis: are you interested in being a partner in the deal? ewell: i think that would be exciting. -with you as a partner... -lemonis: yeah. ewell: ...we see the sky as the limit. lemonis: when you saw "we," do you have equity in the business today? ewell: no, i

this makes the best jam in the whole wide world, glak raspberries, amazing. taste these. hmm, hmm.od. so sweet and tart. hmm. now we're going to my summer house garden. it's a formal closed garden, a secret garden. now, this is a quiet place surrounded by a giant boxwood helping. the big trees were here but everything else, i planted. including this incredible collection of c organization tinas, otherwise known as smoke bush. you can hear the birds. we have so many birds on this property and as a result, hardly any bugs. notice my color scheme. it's not garish. there's no red gentleman rain you may answer. there's just some very subtle beautiful coloration. that's me, that's the kind of gardening i like to do. when someone is born, when someone dies, i plant a tree. and so this tree was planted shortly after my beloved mother died with sort of a nice heartfelt memory of mom. so these are a beautiful blood pressure flower. look. they look like little blood pressures before they open into a starry like bloom. so when you're planting a plant that comes potted like that, there's severa

plans to stock rapid and dejan testing which allows for foster diagnosis of samples regular testing jams are also being set up especially in coronavirus hotspots known as containment zones. something the heart one of the lead largest and most crowded informal settlements has several containment zones the new testing camps there have already started making a difference. 15 during the past week testing has increased many positive cases are getting detected earlier the testing wasn't so regular now it's daily some $200.00 people are tested at each camp you're dealing anybody testing positive is immediately taken to makeshift quarantined centers crucial for their home isolation is not an option. the delhi government has projected that the number of cases in the capital rise up to hossam 1000000 by the end of july. to handle such a case load some species venues in the city are also being converted into covert care facilities. this is being prepared to become one of the boys largest public centers essentially an isolation facility it has a capacity of $10000.00 beds most of which are made of p

veto power as leverage at the united nations security council and trying to jam that that the indeed even sanctions on bashar assad otherwise there will be that. and so forth in by rick thank you so much now here are some of the developments in the global health emergency and india has registered a record surgeon by the cases with 828000 new infections at least 16000000 mexicans have been plunged into poverty the number and extreme difficulties has nearly doubled since february as mass job losses mount and the wife of brazilian president jaya balsa nara has tested negative for the virus he tested positive and is quarantining tongue. sports now in formula one it was a great day for messiah team in the steering grand prix in austria while champion lewis hamilton started in pole position and picked up his 1st victory this is he was followed by team my valtteri bottas in 2nd red bulls max for stepan and alexander album finished 3rd and 4th up next for formula one is the hungary and programme perri next sunday. among the has staged a festival of traditional sports without spectators for t

this year south africa star dean run as providing an essential lifeline during the coronavirus and jamming . on the cold polish welcome to the progress. e.u. leaders are meeting in brussels for a 2nd day to break a deadlock on a contentious coronavirus recovery plan european council president charles michel offered a revised proposal for the package aimed at helping countries worst affected by the pandemic tensions are running high between leaders and many expect the talks to continue until well into the night friday's negotiations and earlier than expected when an agreement looked unlikely the talks are hung up over the packages mix of loans and grants and who controls how countries spend the money. our correspondent bob i have is was monitoring the developments and brussels for us baba a new proposal from european council presidential michelle is now on the table making important concessions to the so-called frugal for any chance this will be more acceptable to the reluctant member states it's more except through to the through for of course and so we heard the austrian chancellor sebast

. >> reporter: stinson beach was expected to be jam-packed today. there are a lot of people but it main be the problem it looks like at first glance. stinson beach is federal property, so the parking lot stayed open. and gi fwantic crowds of people showed up. at least that's how jessica tracy first saw it. >> yeah, we were really happy. we were sitting over here. we saw how incredibly crowded it was. we were giving ourselves pats on the backs for being more safe, but once you go down there, you see that it's also equally spread you on. >> reporter: it's a trick of the eye. but the truth is revealed when you look at the beach from above. sure, there were a lot of people by pandemic standards. but for the most part, everyone was trying pretty hard and doing a pretty good job keeping their distance. >> you're still able to socially distance and maintain that six-foot radius around you. even more so. the closest people next to us are probably, like, 20 feet away. >> reporter: from ground level, the parking lot looks jammed. from boofshgs you see that it

it's about the same size and weight as a small car and it is jam—packed with instruments. its robotic arm, equipped with a drill and it will take samples of rock that could contain signs of life. there's also an instrument that will try to make oxygen from the carbon dioxide rich atmosphere — a vital technology for future astronauts on mars. and for the first time, nasa will test a mini mars helicopter that will try to fly in the extremely thin martian air. it's another pair of eyes from a totally different vantage point. just being able to get to places that we simply can't get to today. like sides of steep cliffs or very steep crevices, craters, places like that that a roverjust can't rove into. i mean, we're going to need to fly. another first for this mission is that the rock samples collected will be stored and eventually brought back to earth, and some will head to the uk. hopefully, in about ten or 15 years, we'll get those rocks back from mars. more missions will be sent to bring them back and then we'll be actually able to study those pieces of mars in laboratorie

>>you know can i was thinking that because you mentioned the jam and i'm thinking jam sugar ok sugarnto my cells. that's why i thought the peanut butter and jelly sandwich would have more a more impact right in is actually that it's a strawberry jam off route that's what's going to lower your blood sugar all those plants, they have vital chemicals they have antioxidants those are the things that are going to lower you know the peanut butter has mano in saturated fat not saturated is it going to have. >>a better it's going to be more calming to yourselves to information. it's so it has that total opposite effect of the saturated fats. okay well that makes sense, although the you know, i'm i'm still thinking about the chicken, especially skinless but. >>i'm going to have to going to have to move on from there and get off of that all right karen. so what else you have for us so soluble fiber it's very important to put it have soluble fiber because of the fact that this is soluble fiber am going to put it in water yeah, and and and so you will is it does all the ball in water and if you

people jam soole many things into this bill. the last time they jammed in the basically relicensing of a hydroelectric dam and basically written into this for the chairman was the provision that they no longer have to be regulated by the federal rght ri commission -- federal regulate ri commission. there are plenty of people who would like to know about that. the fact that was in a panoply of things stuffed into the ndaa in the final negotiation of the house, they couldn't get it out. so we are being held hostage one more time on the ndaa bill for bad policy that has not had the broad discussion of the united states senate. so i would say to my colleagues, if you care will nuclear waste cleanup, if you care about the agenda of our national laboratories -- and i will tell you you think people are threatening you right now, people are threatening us on cybersecurity, people don't stick a sub into your waters taunting you or fly aircraft over your head, they put software nools your power -- into your power plants, into your militar

a plateau can mean a long period of jammed hospitals. is that what you're anticipating? >> it really depends on people's behavior and whether more people do socially distance, do continue to wear their masks. i think a lot of people were really sort of burned out after that two and a half months. we need people to be wearing their masks correctly. some of it also depends on, you know, schools reopening. there's a lot of concern about that then, you know, seeding further outbreaks. we have a lot of multigenerational families. you know, families that -- a lot of multigenerational households where kids could spread that to a grandparent or an older relative. so it depends on a lot -- >> yeah. >> -- of factors. it depends on whether people continue to socialize and don't -- don't follow social distancing. i can't really -- i can't predict. i don't have a crystal ball. >> dr. erin marcus, who is there in miami in south florida. thank you for making time tonight. >> thank you. >> that is "all in" for this evening. the 11th hour with brian williams starts right now. well, it to

sal castaneda, he has the traffic jams. a little bit of dancing goes a long way when you are stressed. >> i saw that tweet, that you dancing between the brakes. >> i do. >> she dois a great answer as well. >> i know she is, that is good. good morning everyone, let's take a look at what we will have on the roads. i want to show you the east shore freeway. it is a nice drive if you drive on 80 westbound, heading out to the macarthur area. there are no major issues driving through. traffic moves along very nicely. as you drive through the area, this is that they bridge. there is a backup. nothing major. 880 moves well. we have slowing on the ultima pass. because of an earlier crossfire, the lanes are open but the traffic is slow. to be 80 in san jose looks pretty good through downtown. let's bring steve in with today's weather. >>> we have a bigger fog bank out there and very cold temperatures. and lend it will not matter, it could be near 100 degrees. but around the bay we are going to drop a little bit. i set myself up, beca

. >> i love "below deck," are you kidding me >> jimmy: that's my jam, that's the best show.i'll take "med. i thought "sails yacht" was one degree worse for some reason. >> jimmy: it wasn't as fun to me when they sailed. >> stressful, seemed like a stressful job. i love "below deck." they're always trying to get me to go on which seems stressful. >> jimmy: you can't go on. >> you look like a dick, no matter what, you are the antagonist on the show, you can't do it. and they still want you to pay to go on the cruise, which is crazy. >> jimmy: what no. >> yes it's like bravo is literally like, keeps sending me emails asking me to pay 40 grand to be on an episode of one of their tv shows. >> jimmy: genius >> it is just -- if that's the rap, that is a business model for "below deck," i understand why there are so many of them, that's a good business. >> jimmy: yeah, i love it. speaking of love, this is a good segue. i love "an american pickle." i loved your new movie it is brilliant. the first one started out, boy, this is going to be serious? i knew nothing about the film. >> th

. >> reporter: people getting out for the holiday weekend with traffic jams on foot though outdoor dining is allowed with social distancing and limitations it is busy. >> i'm a little nervous but being very wise and cautious. not getting close to people not from my household. >> reporter: with many beaches closed and fireworks canceled can people avoid the barbecue with friends and family? >> we thought a lot about it. we really had a lot of conversations and decided that for one year we could do it. >> on 4th of july? obviously it is a big party. we go out and have a lot of fun but i think there are more important things to think about right now. >> reporter: the message? to celebrate the land of the free by being brave and staying home. in san jose, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> let's look at the latest numbers. there are more than 26,000 covid cases here in the bay area. santa clara county reporting 99 new cases since thursday. contra costa county added 106 additional cases. >>> and a bay area county has been added to governor newsom's county watch list. marin county is now one of t

you're jammed up with two of the next exits auto mall parkway and loosening up right now.y're clearing debris but right lane blocked there. the rest of your directions are fine. the other highlight, the metering light is turned on just before 6:30. the backup filling in all lanes, gradually filling it in but there is your wait. back with other transportation news, marcus. >>> breaking news for you this morning. thousands of layoffs may soon be coming to united airlines as soon as october 1st. so the company telling workers that they received so-called notices. airlines cannot lay off anyone until then. it gives a 60-day warning, something united is required to do. a live look at sfo which is, of course, a major united hub. air travel has been down at times more than 90% during the signs of rebounding during thew. >>> well, happening now there are concerns thaty area right n up later today. th5,400 acres since starting sunday afternoon. right now it is about 20% contained. dozens of evacuation orders, however, are still in effect. firefighters say it started as a structure

. >>> the people came to jam, the people came to jam on a friday. bad mamma jama. what am i saying? am i even awake? thank you, judith green, for that request. it is that bad mamma jama, that is what he says. it was not yesterday pam. send me a request. send me your request on facebook, twitter, or instagram. use the hashtag ktvu. >> getting you started dancing a little bit. thank you, sal, the state department of education will release a draft curriculum for ethnic studies. the lessons will be designed for kindergarten through high school. the education department decided to move forward with ethnic study lessons after suggestions from students. the changes will go into effect by the fall of 2021. >>> today, muslims around the world have begun celebrating the annual festival of -- the festival of sacrifice, marking the end of the annual islamic pilgrimage to gathering restrictions have changed the celebration. >>> beyoncc's visual album black is king has been released on disney plus. >> beyonccwrote and directed the album that features appearances from several famous faces includin

and this is a web jam. boom. giants held, won the game 5-4.first win for dave kapler. >> we always let the players do their own thing. then the coaches circle up, physically distant. >>> matt olson for the a's, a walk-off grand slam. a's and angels today. retired the first 11 he faced until justin upton. got rid of this one in a hurry. opened the scoring in the 4th. jesus lozardo got some work in. made a statement with three scoreless innings. to the bottom of the 8th, down 4-1. two on for matt chapman. and the a's just could not get that key hit. >>> mir monty high school, winner. oregon, winner. wnba, sabrina ionescu is just getting started. liberty in black, honoring breonna taylor. 12 points, 4 of it 17 shooting. 0 from 8 beyond the arc. >>> seattle just a kingpin in the link. sue bird, a step back. the storm picked up the win. 87-71. among the favorites in the league. under the bubble. >>> the national women's soccer challenge title is sunday. inoment 2, why an nba m hi. we're glad you came in. what's on your mind? can you help keep these

it's about the same size and weight as a small car and it is jam—packed with instruments. its robotic arm, equipped with a drill and it will take samples of rock that could contain signs of life. there's also an instrument that will try to make oxygen from the carbon dioxide rich atmosphere — a vital technology for future astronauts on mars. and for the first time, nasa will test a mini mars helicopter that will try to fly in the extremely thin martian air. it's another pair of eyes from a totally different vantage point. just being able to get to places that we simply can't get to today. like sides of steep cliffs or very steep crevices, craters, places like that that a roverjust can't rove into. i mean, we're going to need to fly. another first for this mission is that the rock samples collected will be stored and eventually brought back to earth, and some will head to the uk. hopefully, in about ten or 15 years, we'll get those rocks back from mars. we'll be sent to bring them back and then we'll be actually able to study those pieces of mars in laboratories on earth. n

we're going to check out "the jam" online and check it out once you get back on broadway. >> thank you very much. >> the president's war on voting now putting him at odds with his own party. >> could it come back to haunt him, absentee ballots may cost him in the most crucial states. >>> all right. let's get to the race for 2020. joe biden is leading president trump by 12 points in the latest national poll from monmouth university. >> it's yet another poll indicating the former vice-president is capturing support across the country. you see all the poll numbers there. well, now a new article in forbes magazine says there are several factors that suggest joe biden's lead in the polls is stronger than hillary clinton's was. >> joining us now, jonathan allen, senior political analyst with nbc news digital. jonathan, good morning to you. forbes finds out factors like a bigger lead in these polls give him a better favorability rating and the state of the economy is giving biden an edge. do you agree? and could you tell us what you think about the different scenarios compared to 2016? >> sur

can you do something like the baby type of jam >> questlove: oh, yeah >> jimmy: dabble b ♪ talk aboutright now ♪ ♪ could standin in the spotlight now taking a train right now you know how to ♪ ♪ social distance goe what you mis the sand between them toes ♪ ♪ and if i had a wish that i could grant you wouldn't be what you're happy you can't do ♪ ♪ talk to strangers don't talk to strangers ♪ >> jimmy: come on. talk to strangers. thank you. that was awesome, thank you, roots. thank you, kira, appreciate it let's get to another guest in here right now here you go. hello. what is your name, hello hi what is your name? >> hi. i'm jessica. hey, hi jimmy, nice to meet you. >> jimmy: nice to meet you too, jessica. i'm so happy you're here jessica, where are you right now? >> i'm in perry hall, maryland, which is right outside baltimore. >> jimmy: hey, all right shoutout to baltimore out there. it is summer, okay, jessica? most people won't be traveling much this year but what was the best summer vacation that you ever had >> oh, wow the best summer vacation was with my kids when we went to orl

but you have to look at what the situation is and if people are jammed in then it's no. place to spread and be by yourself, then it's yes. swimming pools can be safe, but we still need that physical distance between groups. you can't have people close together even when they're in the pool with water spraying out of their mouth and with hugging and playing marco polo and those games. >> six feet is harder than you think in a pool when you think of crowding at the ladder or trying to get in or out of the diving board. you need to pay attention if you're in the pool. fireworks what do you think of fireworks? it's not the sky that's the issue, but people getting into crowds to watch them. >> right. and as people start congregating together to watch them, if there's a narrow viewing point that's problematic. we are outdoors it can be done, but again we have to do this safely. so if we're jammed into the small backyard watching all of these fireworks because that's the only viewing window that we have, then it's not a great idea. but if you can actually spread out and create

a few days later his father vince caught a 15-pound jamming salmon near the golden gate, so a family affair for tonight's catch of the day. ken, liz? have you seen my antique lure that i have? >> wow. >> is that wooden? >> that is a catch of the day in the making. >> wow. that has seen some miles. >> take that up to the lake >>> some breaking news on the peninsula tonight a brush fire has closed all of the westbound labors of highway 92 in belmont. the chp just posted this picture of the blowing smoke. we will keep a watch on this one for you. >>> and oakland mayor and volunteers are connecting seniors and families to vital services during the pandemic. the program is called great oakland check-in. >> the food bank set a really good example early on in the pandemic. i reached out to them to provide food and we're also handing out food at a couple of libraries at senior sents, thousands of meal captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> garrett: tonight are a chilling prediction. the u.s. could soon see 100,000 new covid infections a day. the stark warning from the ration's top coronavirus doct

we're just jamming out over there.ou go i will never play that music for my child that's crazy but you watch their response and they're so taken by it it's like she changes. she's like ah. my people. >> jimmy: isn't it the greatest thing? honestly my kids are a little late to the party, but they're getting into like disney songs right now. it is disney princess. it's idina menzel all day long and when that song came out, at first we were making jokes and all the stuff. can we stop listening to the song "let it go. it's the best song in the world to watch your kids sing the song and get into it and sing and close their eyes i love it. i'm so the opposite of where i was. it's all changing. >> when we go on car drives, benj will put on cuban -- afro-cuban, like, music, and she's in her car seat and her little legs are like, kicking. i'm like, yep, "that's my girl." >> jimmy: is he writing songs for the baby he must be >> they're amazing that's what i sing all day in my head are his songs to her, because she just loves it.

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. >> suppose, for example, that you're loading up a new stock of groceries, bread butter, lots of jam on it ice cream and cake. this busy peaceful city never heard of the invader. but look the enemy, it's a deadly disease germ all right. but there is only one, what harm can he do against the millions of little workers? just watch him. suddenly there are two. and four, and eight and more to come. now we understand why diseases are so deadly. it's because they have the power to transform themselves quickly into gigantic cells. he doesn't look so harmless now, does he? before you know it they multiply themselves into millions. invasion. the alarm is sounded. the workers pour into the supply buildings to arm themselves but there aren't enough weapons to go around and it's only with guns that the invadekers be conquered. there is nothing to stop them here because the body is not prepared. tragically they are converted, and as they multiply we see it's already too late. ♪ >> this city is blacked out forever, yet it could have been saved. you see, boys, this city, or rather this man, died be