jam master jay was murdered in a new york city recording studio in 2002. investigators now releasing new details about that case after they indicted two men. as one-third of the pioneering group run, dmc jam master jay whose real name was jason mizell was the deejay on the turntables for classic hits like "king of rock quote ♪ with the beat >> reporter: and the rap/rock collaboration "walk this way" with aerosmith. ♪ walk this way talk this way >> reporter: but in 2002 jam master jay's trailblazing career came to an abrupt end as he was sitting on a sofa in this new york recording studio. >> we begin with the death of jam master jay at the legendary rap group run dmc, a band that has been called the beatles of hip-hop. >> reporter: for nearly two decades his murder went unsolved until now, monday investigators announcing a major break in the cold case. >> today we begin to answer that question of who killed jason mizell and why? >> reporter: federal prosecutors charging karl jordan and ronald washington for mizell's murder alleging the two conspired to kil

their influence undeniable, but for 18 years that legacy was overshadowed by the murder of jam master jam master jay was the pioneering deejay behind hits like "it's tricky." ♪ it's tricky to rock around that's right on time it's tricky ♪ ♪ tricky tricky tricky >> reporter: his hip-hop group, run-dmc, responsible for "king of rock" and the collaboration ♪ walk thisayalk this way >> reporter: in 2002, jam master jay, real name jason mizell, trail blazing career came to a shocking end as he was sitting on a sofa in this new york recording studio. >> we begin with the death of jam master jay of the legendary rap group run-dmc, a band that has been called the beatles of hip-hop. >> reporter: for nearly two decades the 37-year-old's murder went unsolved. few witnesses, no known motives, until now. investigators announcing a major break in the cold case. >> today we begin to answer that question of who killed jason mizell. and why. >> reporter: federal prosecutors charging karl jordan and ronald washington for mizell's murder, alleging the two conspired to kill him over a drug trafficking d

jamming up from 92 now. avoid south 880 until then. looks good for the flow. see the red stretches down through there. back to you. >>> officials in santa cruz with a news conference on the fires the burning there. let's listen in. >> last night we saw a major increase in activity and we saw several of the fires merge together and essentially make a significant run into santa cruz county. we cincreased and consumed at least 10,000 acres and significant evacuations of over 22,000 people between san mateo county and santa cruz county combined. the fire itself is headed in a southeasterly direction, it is headed from the san mateo county line down into santa cruz and we do have communities out in front of this fire at this time. with that in mind over 6,000 structures have been asked to evacuate throughout the entire fire area. this is a very active timber fire burning in two counties with a serious threat to both public safety and for structures that are out in front of it. there are evacuation centers set up in both counties. there are law enforcement officers

prosecutors allege jam master jay, whose real name was jason mizell, bought 10 kilos of cocaine, mizell was murdered they say because he wouldn't let washington sell the drugs. >> primarily it's a case about a murder, that for nearly two decades had gone unanswered >> reporter: formed in 1983 run-dmc was not the first hip-hop group but the trio would become the inspiration for nearly every rapper who followed mizell was the deejay, this is what made him a master run-dmc rose to the highest heights in the music industry, their single "walk this way" together with rock band aerosmith, the most successful and most unlikely collaboration. in 2002 when news broke that mizell had been murdered, fans were in shock. >> a great loss. >> some calling run-dmc the beatles of hip-hop, their legendary status bookended by an unsolved murder that tonight may finally be solved. stephanie gosk, nbc news. >>> a short break and then up next a young boy's plea and the remarkable outpouring. >>> finally, a simple plea from a 9-year-old boy in foster care and the overwhelming response here's kristen dahlgren.

southbound 101 jams up at petaluma boulevard. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> we begin with breaking news coming out of wisconsin where protests in kenosha turned deadly overnight following the police shooting of a black man on sunday. two people died in last night's shooting and a third was injured. the shooting happened near a gas station. and on social media there's extremely gr lly graphic video seems to show that shooting. it also appears to have happened during an altercation between protesters and a man with a gun. we're not showing that you video and so far police aren't confirming any of that. sunday's shooting by police sparking protests elsewhere including this one you see here in san diego. and the man shot by officers, jacob blake, is now paralyzed from the waist down. according to his father even before last night's chaotic protests, blake's mother was calling for calm. >> and i understand being fed up and all of that. i get not helping. >> doctors are still unsure if blake's paralysis will be permanent. you can w

west 580 now jammed up approaching the interstate.here's a big rig involved, fuel and oil on the roadway and maybe some major injuries from what i can tell in this report as well. so we're concerned as we look at the map, concerned about all of those factors and the people involved, the people who are backed up in the area will likely hit boulevard and through livermore as well. cutting through on 84 is all right through livermore. we expect more slowing and we see that already coming off airway, the rets rest of the bay. i'll show you a crash coming up. >>> sounds good, thanks, mike. 5:40. questions about the count. coming up, the major concerns raised about the 2020 bay area census. >>> plus, just because the warriors are missing from the nba bubble doesn't mean we're not getting fierce bay area representation. we'll talk with a peninsula man now getting the opportunity of a lifetime. >>> right now at 5:43 we're going to see some clouds on the peninsula and also foster city to start out this morning. now it's going to be a nice, coo

freeway the second and third crashes of the last 45 minutes now block your right lanes southbound and jammed up to about fremont boulevard. tow trucks are en route. i'm told a total of six vehicles that have to be cleared. we'll track that. the only slow drive right now, laura. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> busy morning this morning. we are following several breaking news stories. at this hour we're tracking the three wildfires, of course, burning across the bay area. we've been fwilaura, which just a short time ago made >> but, first, more overnight protests in kenosha, minneapolis and oakland. president trump has ordered federal agents to kenosha while the governor has called in the national guard. agents are also caare being called. briefly blocked at the lake shore exit. all of it in response to the police shooting sunday of jacob blake. blake now paralyzed from his waist down and the u.s. department of justice confirming it is launching a federal rights investigation. authorities have now identified that officer who shot blake. rusten sheskey, a seven-year veteran.

. >>> we're still following this big jam for northbound 880.k at our camera right by the coliseum. all those taillights up to 23rd. construction scheduled on the southbound side. i'm going to assume it's a mid entry incident or caltrans grid. we'll keep tracking. >>> good morning and a happy monday as we wrap up. steve scalise has taken down a tweet showing a man interviewing joe biden, edited in such a way it implies biden supports defunding the police. biden does not support that and twitter flagged the video as misleading. he says he took it down after the man in the video asked him to. the person running herman cain's account took down a tweet that claimed coronavirus was not as deadly as possible. herman cain died from coronavirus. his supporters and family continue to post to his account. >>> it's a big day for salesforce, it will be included on the dow 30 industrials. also apple stock split takes effect today. so apple will have less of a wait as well. the next couple of days may be weird with the dow and we'll add an asterisk here and s

guidance for jams will come and take but for now they remain closed.00 at those facilities have filed a $500 million class action suit claiming his reopening plan is not fair since they allow tattoo parlors and salons to operate but not fitness centers. let's bring in tonight's, lisa garber specializing in special security and privacy. criminal defense attorney, lisa, bob what a case. you can see why a lot of fitness owners, jim owners are frustrated that you can also understand why a lot of folks like the governor are worried that these places where the coronavirus could spread very easily. so let's bring in our exhibit eight and this is governor andrew cuomo. >> we know jams are highly problematic. we know from the other states, they opened them and they have to close them. let's open dangerous activities. i don't think that is the time to do it. we will put out protocols on monday for gymnasiums to open which will follow the protocol. >> kristin: all right, lisa make your case. >> sure commit there is no two ways about it. this is a terrible situati

is what this is about is really punishing the french and the germans not really an issue to do with jam it is that they happened to be the major producers of jam and also president trump and his trade representative lighthouse are in negotiations with the u.k. trade secretary at the moment so what he's trying to do is to really sort of soften and work that deal with the u.k. meanwhile i think it's a good thing to make sure that those european countries that have not met their contribution to nato they should be doing so and this isn't this year this isn't last year this is been going on basically since the 2nd world war and trump is the 1st president to really call that out on the half of the american public and the american. taxpayer although hillary there was a bipartisan push actually a group of senators here in the u.s. who asked the trade representative's office to remove all of the tariff that were imposed last year they noted that imports on scotch whiskey fell nearly 33 percent i mean these countries are already being hit pretty badly by the pandemic what it not be wise to just

drive and taking you out to show you what we are talking about and what we are talking about, it is jammed up there, and circling freemont, and northbound and the counter commute is right now, and northbound, we have the crew there which is supposed to be picked up at 6:00, and this is the slowing just north of automall, and the slowing of the bay bridge toll plaza is to be expected. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> thank you so much, mike. >> 6:21 for you with today in the bay. and nbc bay responds. >> he wantedd what he got was a the kitchen.ura. >> and don't forget, nbc bay area and telemundo will team up to clear the shelters. people are encouraged the adopt even though we are in the pan d pandemic or you can donate as well for the entire month of august. >>> good morning. patch things up quite literally. take a look at the photos from tom gomez, and he says that the holes in the kitchen wall were made by contractors hired by home depot to remove his old microwave and install a new one. besides the holes, tom says that the crew broke a glass panel on the new microwave and scratched

jammed here and jammed across the span from our view from emeryville. trucks struggling to get there. we'll talk about how you can get over to san francisco. >>> well, breaking news to tell you about. some good news on the economy. 963,000 americans filed for first-time jobless benefits last week. that was the first time layoffs fall below 1 million mark in five months. the numbers are below what experts predicted. 15.5 million americans continue to receive those jobless benefits down about 600,000 from a week ago. >>> well, the white house is offering advice to schools that want to reopen. >> scott mcgrew, many of those that have have not had good results. >> yeah, no, i mean case in point, i think marcus would be that school in georgia. right. the reopen. we saw the pictures of the kids crowding in the hall and they had to shut it down. now hundreds of kids in quarantine. wednesday president trump said the federal government would distribute 125 million reusable masks to american schools and offered to send the cdc to whatever school requested it. his

everywhere on the german altar well we're supposed to driving very fast and we're stuck in a traffic jam and that's also reality on the glorious. yes we do have traffic jams and construction sites as well in germany even worse about a 3rd of the german autobahn has speed limits and it's recommended that you drive 130 kilometers on the other parts recommended you can't get fined if you drive fast. but why 130. because a 970 alone more than 20000 people died on germany's roads which got the conversation going about speed limits. and 977 a large scale comparative study concluded a speed limit reduces creches by 9 to 11 percent and deaths by 20 to 23 percent. a specific speed limit was no fly with the public and the hugely influential automobile club even campaigned against it so we ended up with a recommended limit of 130 to find out how bad high speed crashes really are i'm taking an accident research out for spending my ridiculously. overpowered jack pretty busy kid point man has been reviewing car accidents for over 15 years for german insurers the people that pay for all those crashes b

we're talking "space jam," new unis next in "the sk." jam," ju nyin unis next in "the skinny."you go noseblind to the odors in your home. (background music) but others smell this... (upbeat music) that's why febreze plug has two alternating scents imeld ♪breathe happy febreze... ♪la la la la la. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny ♪ >>> time now for "the skinny" starting with that big reveal we promised to show you fm "dancing with the stars." >> oh, yeah. season 29 set to premiere on monday, september 14th. we're finding out that among the pros who will be doing battle on the dance floor, there will be shauna burgess, val sash peter pasha, and emma slater. >> the gang is back in town. as far as hot season celebs will be, that has yet to be announced, but we're hearing from a stunning coronavirus prevention measure. apparently the show is retiring the married pro couples to live separately during the entirety of filming. >> the thinking is if one gets infected, the other's fate in the competition will be jeopardized. still, the network promises a fresh take on the competition.e eah.

everywhere on the german altar well we're supposed to driving very fast and we're stuck in a traffic jam and that's also reality off the glorious. yes we do have traffic jams and construction sites as well in germany even worse about a 3rd of the german autobahn has speed limits and it's recommended that you drive 130 kilometers on the other parts recommended you can't get fined if you drive faster but why 130. because the 970 alone more than 20000 people died on germany's roads which got the conversation going about speed limits. and 977 a large scale comparative study concluded a speed limit reduces creches by 9 to 11 percent and deaths by 20 to 23 percent. a specific speed limit was a no fly with the german public and the hugely influential automobile club idiocy even campaigned against it so we ended up with a recommended speed limit of $130.00 to find out how bad high speed crashes really are i'm taking an accident researcher for spending my ridiculously or. the power jack it. could pop on has been reviewing car accidents for over 15 years for german insurers the people that pay for

everywhere on the german altar well we're supposed to driving very fast and we're stuck in a traffic jam and that's also reality off the glorious. yes we do have traffic jams and construction sites as well in germany even worse about a 3rd of the german autobahn has speed limits and it's recommended that you drive 130 kilometers on the other parts recommended you can't get fined if you drive fast. but why 130. because a 970 alone more than 20000 people died on germany's roads which got the conversation going about speed limits. and 977 a large scale comparative study concluded a speed limit reduces creches by 9 to 11 percent and deaths by 20 to 23 percent. a specific speed limit was a no fly with the public and the hugely influential automobile club idiocy even campaigned against it so we ended up with a recommended limit of 130 to find out how bad high speed crashes really are i'm taking an accident researcher for spending my ridiculously or. overpowered jack if you. could pop one has been reviewing car accidents for over 15 years for german insurers the people that pay for all those cr

the jam you see there is because of a big rig with a fuel spill. they need a heavy duty truck to pull this big rig and they need a sweeper after they get the absorbent out there. i hear about injuries as well. we're concerned about the people involved. you have the cut-through for 84. maybe more slowing for stone ridge. there's a crash around taylor, the overcrossing there backing you up from about story road. back to you. >>> thank you very much, mike. observi oakland police investigating a deadly quadruple shooting on fairfax avenue and high street near maxwell park. this is new video captured and posted to the citizen app. police say one person died and another in critical condition. so far police have not given us any other information about what may have spark it. >>> congress is going home for the week without a deal on extending unemployment benefits. bay by"today in the bay's" trac potts, are they making any progress as they take the weekend off? >> reporter: well, they were making progress at one point but today was the day to outline a pl

remember this folt owe at noruls jammed the hallway like a drake concert. at least 35 people here have since tested positive but manyk. one repeated false information that paulding county school board meeting. >> we do not have enough evidence to support wearing-- children wearings masks, we don't have enough evidence to mandate that. >> georgia's red hot for covid averaging around 3,000 new cases a day but only 43 of the state's 181 school districts mandate masks for teachers and students. >> to say that face masks are not enforceable is a lie. >> state representative beth moore launched report my school. this whistle-blower email account got more than 800 complaints, many from teachers. >> they're being told if they don't like it they should just quit their job. >> meadows and terhune worry crowded hallways will spread the virus. >> i feel like it's inevitable that it's going to happen to or school. >> it did in cherokee county, for the first two weeks of school more than 1700 students and staff were quarantined. at least 120 people tested positive. mark

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i don't focus on what they say on twitter or the media trying to jam people up. i focus on what has actually been done. i am not here as a surrogate for the president. i don't work for the rnc. but i focus on things that are done. these are things that have been done. real things. specifically for african-american voters. president trump permanently funded historically black colleges and cannot be undone. president trump got that done. why was obama president for eight years and could not get that done? i don't know. i was not in that administration. i was making sure it got passed. the most copperheads of criminal justice reform in a generation. 91% of the people released after decades in prison were african-american. i spoke to somebody last year. he had tears in his eyes telling his story. these are real people and real things the administration has done for black americans. you always have to focus on the facts. you talk about making excuses for republicans and everybody does the same thing. politicians lie. it is what they do. it is basically a part of the j

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just jam a radical agenda down people's throats. are people prepared for that?> when you look at barack obama it's surprising and confusing he's such a fan of jim crow relics. it was senator obama in 2005 and 2006 who said the filibuster was necessary and important for the debate in the senate. maybe he was more willing to embrace jim crow relics as a senator than he is as a president. john lewis is somebody who should be celebrated outside of politics. i didn't think it was appropriate to talk about predicting and the filibuster. jesse: and they lecture republicans about decorum. matt gaetz, the best hair in congress. >> you have the best hair on fox news. jesse: i just don't have your hair dryer. documents unsealed in the epstein-maxwell case. a long list of failures at the fbi and department of justice. mark levin breaks down the other hearing on capitol hill that went off the rails. >> could we take a five-minute break, mr. chairman? >> no. hey, kids! welcome to camp tonsafun on xfinity! it's summer camp, but in your living room. learn how to draw with a min

. >>> there has been a major crack in the unsolved murder case of run dmc's jam master j. u.s. prosecutores say they have indicted two men for the shooting death of jam master j whose real name was jason meisel he was killed inside a recording studio in new york city in 2002. prosecutors identified the alleged suspects as ronald washington and carl jordan authorities allege the two men entered jay's 24/7 studio in search of ten kill grandmothers kilograms of cocaine. >>> texas police say they fatally shot an armed man inside a walmart in the lower rio grande valley of south texas the deadly police encountered happened monday afternoon. authorities say the suspect dressed in all black carried an assault style rifle into the store. then police say the suspect began arguing with the customer and the store was evacuated. officials say they shot the man after he drew a handgun and exchanged fire with police and deputies no other injuries were reported. >>> the trump administration overturned six decades of protections for a stretch of wilderness in alaska, approving an oil and gas l

i would buy that jam now this is my turn.n a bag of combos okay >> a bag of combos >> jimmy: here ♪ ♪ wheat flour vegetable oil maltodextrin yea yeah modified ♪ ♪ corn starch less than two percen caramel colo paprika extract ♪ ♪ yeah yeah and then you got som beef fat ♪ ♪ garlic powder allergy information contains milk wheat and soy ♪ [ light laughter ] >> yo you killing that >> jimmy: i popped something i popped something yeah i popped a vein >> at one point you hit them with the rick ross r & b >> jimmy: i just keep going into like montel williams. whatever i keep doing. -- some vein started throbbing >> yeah. >> jimmy: went up into my brain. i had a little seizure there but i'm back to normal now >> take a couple aspirin out for that right after this. take a couple aspirin and thin the blood. >> jimmy: appreciate it. here we go jamie, last song for you here we go [ beeping article on how to spider proof a shed here we go this is the song of the summer let's hear it. ♪ ♪ step one place glue traps throughout your shed step t

it is jammed all the way across the bay bridge.he richmond bridge, the san rafael or the san mateo bridge at the peninsula. >>> all right, that's going to do it for us this morning, but we'll be back with you in 30 minutes with more live local news. >> we leave you with a very foggy start to a san francisco morning. thank you for starting your morning right here with us. ♪ >>> good morning. breaking overnight. severe storms packing 100 mile-an-hour winds, a path of destruction across the midwest. >> oh! >> more than a million people without power this morning. and in the northeast, it's the a dangerous heat wave making the ongoing power outage crisi there worse. the latest in al's forecast straight ahead >>> lockdown. >> excuse me? >> the secret service abruptly escorting president trump out of the

is that true >> oh, i love "below deck," are you kidding me >> jimmy: that's my jam.ou like every "below deck? >> i'll take all but i thought "sailing yacht" was one degree worse for some reason i can't put my finger on it. >> jimmy: it didn't look that much fun to me when they sailed >> no, it was stressful. it seemed like a stressful job but yeah, i love "below deck." they're always trying to get me to go on it, which i say no to all the time >> jimmy: you can't go on it >> i can't go on it. you look like a dick no matter what, like, you are the antagonist on the show >> jimmy: yes. >> like, you can't do it and they still want you to pay to go on the cruise which is crazy to me. >> jimmy: what no >> yes it's like -- bravo is literally like, keep sending me emails asking me to pay, like, 40 grand to be on an episode of one of their tv shows which is psychotic. >> jimmy: it's genius. >> it is just -- if that's the rap, if that is a business model for "below deck," i understand why there are so many of them because it is a a good - that's a good business >> jimmy: yeah

everywhere on the german altar well we're supposed to driving very fast and we're stuck in a traffic jam and that's also reality on the glorious german. yes we do have traffic jams and construction sites as well in germany even worse about a 3rd of the german autobahn has speed limits and it's recommended that you drive 130 kilometers on the other parts recommended you can't get fined if you drive faster but why 130. because a 970 alone more than 20000 people died on germany's roads which got the conversation going about speed limits. and 977 a large scale comparative study concluded a speed limit reduces creches by 9 to 11 percent and deaths by 20 to 23 percent. but a specific speed limit was a no fly with the german public and the hugely influential automobile club idiocy even campaigned against it so we ended up with a recommended read limit of $130.00 to find out how bad high speed crashes really are i'm taking an accident researcher for a spin in my ridiculously or. power jack it. is a good point man has been reviewing car accidents for over 15 years for german insurers the people t

based ballparks are jammed, and the fans root for their favorites with plenty of spirit.d be brooklyn. but this american influence may be one of the most remarkable in the history books of tomorrow. japan's first steps on the road to democracy. a short time ago japan was declaring aggressive war on democracies of the world. today, the japanese people are sincerely anxious to learn the idea they fought against. they look forward to the day when they will become a peaceful member of the united nations. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> this was germany, a beautiful country. ♪ a historic country. ♪ a prosperous country. ♪ a modern country. ♪ the german people, a clean and tidy people. ♪ an educated people. ♪ a musical people. ♪ ♪ ♪ an industrious people. ♪ these people look all right. the mailman, the farmer, the cop, they all pretty much look like the folks back home. holding jobs. raising families. enjoying l

south 680 also jammed up out of pleasanton. now if you take the cut over 84 cutting through livermore and pleasanton you'll jump back on to 680 past that crash. also foothill or sunol road. locals know about that as an alternate. this map moves smoothly. details on a fire in the north by up in the vacaville area, marcus. i'm trying to figure out what's going on. >>> breaking news coming out of wisconsin. this is where protests in kenosha turned deadly overnight following the police shooting of a black man on sunday. two people died in last night's protests. graphic video seems to show the shooting and the gunman surrendering to authorities. it also appears to have happened during an altercation between protesters and a man who was armed. we're not showing you that video, and so far police are not confirming any of that. sunday's shooting by police sparking the protests elsewhere including this one monday night in san diego. the man who was shot by officers on sunday, jacob blake, now paralyzed from the waist down, according to

flat section heading over towards the flashing lights that you see over on the right side really jamming up. what happens is if the emergency repair work of some sort because it's not on cal tranand not on the chp grid either and we saw that truck on the flat section. clear of the slowing and you do see it by the arrow across 92 and one easy way to avoid that backup because of the rest of the roadways in the area are clear. south of there, no problem. great recovery across the bay bridge. the metering lights are on slowly but the recovery just slows for 580 over towards the span. back to you. >>> speaking of recovery, take a look at this video. it was after the massive explosion in beirut. it all happened at a hospital. there was a nurse taking care of premature babies. what she did for three of them, coming up to save their lives. made her a real hero. >>> welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay waets and bay" and we have a story of hope amid all the destruction. remember the explosion in beirut. take a look at this. new video shows a neonatal nurse working in the maternity wing

the balance of power to expand the supreme court congressman they can do anything they want to do to jam that radical agenda down everyone's throat are people prepared for that quick. >> look at barack obama it is surprising and confusing he is such a fan of jim crow because senator obama in 2005 with president bush judicial nomination and in 2006 with justice alito who said the filibuster was necessary. so maybe he was more willing to embrace those relics and he was is a former president that he should be celebrated outside of politics at his funeral i think it was appropriate to talk about the intricacies of redistricting and the filibuster while honoring a great american icon like john lewis. >> they lecture republicans about the koran. .here he is >> you have the best hair on fox news. >> i just don't have your hairdryer i have to save some money for that. [laughter] jesse: documents unsealed in the maxwell case about we confirmed about bill clinton and a long list of failures at the fbi and department of justice. the first mark levin breaks down the other hearing on capitol hill tha

infections almost unheard of life is getting back to normal queues for breakfast the motorway is jammed with cars and busy streets it's a world away from the dystopian scenes months ago. no one can be sure how bad things really were here this day it's official narrative is heavily disputed but their version of history is written there are already covert 1000 exhibitions or hazmat suits signed by emergency workers are on display. while the city is certainly alive again business has taken a hit street vendors have not yet seen the same level of activity as before. things aren't where i would like them to be but they are improving business restarted i was selling just 200 to 401 a day but now it's above 1000. other sectors such as real estate have also been slow to return to preplan demick levels . because of all the market performance is still relatively conservative in the 1st half of the year we returned to some projects that we were already working on before the outbreak. in the 2nd half of the year controlling the pandemic still needs to be considered and so the business volume has be

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here in mexico fans can still enjoy their favorite jams as long as they do it from the comfort of their own cars. in serbia the seats are empty by design at this jazz festival it's streaming live on line. little solution for light music in the era of code 19. so is this new reality just as entertaining concert halls and reopening for performances and festivals in some countries but not for everyone at once and there are lots of new rules to follow the entertainment industry is desperate to get business going again many musicians aren't covered by government schemes to support freelances and it had no other source of income during lockdown the aid that has trickled down through some performers is for a limited time only and a crisis is open ended their own from about.

yes for its traffic drive itself and waste sitting in jams but our camera team that filming frog label ideas theories and people who are driving change. welcome to bangkok and to endless cloudstreet the traffic crawls along if it moves at all most of the drivers here are commuters who live in the thai capital's quiet suburbs. is a reject a potty mouth is one of the millions of such commuters she lives in the laxey district of northern bangkok at 7 am she begins her journey and eats her breakfast at the wheel it's a pattern repeated by commuters all over the city most choose to leave early as they don't know how long they'll need to get to work. at. the traffic varies from one day to the next some days the congestion begins right outside my door other days it starts somewhere on the journey but more or less the entire route from my place to work is congested it's around 20 kilometers . the journey takes an hour and a half she once worked out that she wastes $32.00 days of her life every year stuck in traffic not to mention the impact on the environment caused by all the exhaust fumes. m

and jam in for free with the devil you. you know more you talk about you would do is being protected by most few very simple who's protecting moved on. i keep on saying. i will keep on pushing for all the truth to come out after the murder of the prominent journalist daphne carolina. motor itself has become a byword for violence and corruption my guest this week here in munich is the country's foreign minister everest bartolo he says he wants to improve tanishq image but how many more.

they are but they don't have prison camps engine jam they don't violate their agreements in hong kong they're not a state and so china is the world's largest surveillance state it's the world's largest police state it's not a democracy it doesn't respect human rights or the rule of law that makes it fundamentally different facebook and google can't throw people in jail china can and what do you think beijing strategy will be then in the next round of talks. oh i think i look for retaliation i mean as you mentioned going into this course us social media platforms are banned in china so it even some chinese and told me we understand why you're doing this you're just using a page from our playbook but china will look for other areas where they can retaliate and whether that's in silm soren in investment or something else will chinese will be careful to do this in a way that doesn't hurt their own economy but they're looking for ways to retaliate and we'll probably see that relatively soon and do you think has come out an incredibly volatile time for the global economy what i the chances

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 he needed the money but conditions were hard. you know i work for a reputable company that cares for its employees and doesn't take advantage of them in the slaughterhouse there was so many temporary work agencies that enticed people with the promise of easy money but the job was very hard and the workers were treated badly. look this is the sort of house malleus is 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. so what do you mean slaves no one is forced to work here everyone comes here of their own free will for goodness sake. there's a certain work flow that needs to get done that's. the business model relies on eastern european workers who tend to put up with the pool 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 conditi