to jensen later. a lot of questions there but, obviously, they make the move to acquire arm. $25.5 billion goes to soft bank, which used to be a big owner and then sold it and now clearly is happy to have it at a far higher price. $12 billion in cash and then $5 billion in payments that may come if they hit certain milestones, as well. what is your take? >> nvidia goes to a company that has nothing to having a company that touches every bit of a cell phone. the combination makes it, too, nvidia arm is in pretty much every device you have. it is a home run we can discuss the price the ceo just confirmed the $40 billion you can argue it's even less than that and that is pretty much what arm has paid arm spent a fortune trying to make it better but through i'm sorry, the softbank paid, what, david, right around here you could argue. they spent a fortune >> little less 32 or so yes, they spent a lot of money >> what i like about this, david. isn't this the nail in the coffin of intel? and jensen is -- >>

sheriff captain james jensen entered the same courthouse where he was once a supervisor. christian west is cooperating. according to grand jury's transcripts, west testified he was looking for concealed carry permits for his company and met with jensen. west told the grand jury that "i think he said that with the number of ccws that we were hoping to get, 90,000 would be a reasonable donation." a donation that's to the campaign of sheriff lori smith. the sheriff herself is not facing charges at this point. >> we are continuing to gather more and more everyday. our investigation goes on as we gather more evidence. we expect to file more charges against more individuals in the coming weeks. we are not done. >> reporter: the allegation. >> we aim to get the truth and have the jury and the public understand what really happened here. >> reporter: jensen's lawyer says his captain denies the charges. >> he's been devastated by the allegations. >> reporter: as we first reported weeks ago that the sheriff pled the fifth when she took the stand with the grand jury. her office had

here is jensen here on cnbc. >> it has built 180 billion units over it's course of it's history. >>.tial risks for this deal though many customers will be unhappy that another is buying this asset. working in nvidia's favor these are very different models. >> there are so many different nuances here, certainly there are questions about what this means for the likes about amd that competes with nvidia in graphics and intel that is now competing with arm we're get so many cases, david, where the provider is the third parties. apple and the app store. >> i defer to you. you question that, you know, he is a very impressive man as we all known. he built an enormous and fast growing company. but i will leave that question out there that you raised as well what is going to happen to the likes of an amd. i don't know the answer. he was very confident when we spoke to him earlier he will get chinese anti-trust approval they felt like the regulators were looking at them assessing them based on the fact pattern there. i would step back from friday about more technology and talk about the fact t

thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> this is the schedule for the confirmation hearings. it all starts on monday, october 12th, two weeks from tomorrow. that's when the judiciary committee and the nominee will provide their opening statements. and then on the 13th questioning of judge barrett begins. it is expected to last into the next day. on the 15th outside witnesses will testify including those who know the judge well, legal experts. for reference for the last three nominations took an average of two months before hearings began. on the other hand, 30 years ago the time between nomination and confirmation of ruth bader ginsburg was 42 days. >>> it is 7:09. we have much more ahead. coming up we take you live to our conversation with chuck todd who has a preview of this week's" meet the press." and business is booming for these two bay area sisters. yesterday they opened up a coffee shop and made history. this election, all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you ca

helena, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> you be safe out there.f the fire zone caught on video. this was recorded by a napa county sheriff's deputy early in the morning. not just embers, but burning debris, raining on the road and the cars. very dangerous there. the trees and the brush on the sides of the road, already fully engulfed. the sheriff's department posted a video with a warning. that warning, very important here. never wait for the last second to evacuate. >>> just in the newsroom, this is new video tonight. the new fire along the napa county, sonoma county line. firefighters are so busy. but it's around the napa valley state park. we will update this story throughout our newscast and online. >>> the heat and the wind, firefighters are up against very tough conditions as they battled this fire. we hear about 70-mile-per-hour winds earlier. rob mayeda is keeping an eye on all of this. >> we've seen gusts over 70 miles per hour. we're seeing the second wave of strong, gusty winds arriving. you can see the impact of the fire over my should

. >> reporter: james jensen and the man on the left, his lawyer. a group of men charged with requesting lofty donation to the campaign in return for ccws or permits to carry concealed weapons. >> we expect to file more charges against more individuals in the coming weeks. >> reporter: in court today defense lawyer joseph wall says this about jeff rosen. "i believe he's playing with uncleaned hands." a relationship turned vindictive. oreg >> reporter: the judge refused to recuse from the case. the defense lawyer says he'll call rosen and his subordinate at the stand. >> somebody is going to be held accountable. >> reporter: also captain jensen's lawyer is appealing the judge's decision blocking the request to have the attorney general investigate who leaked secrets grand jury transcript to a local people. >> there was a crime committed and in my view it was by the da's office. t >> reporter: the d.a.'s office will continue to process this case. nbc bay area news. >>> a trip to hawaii is about to get much easier. lifting quarantine for visitors. what

thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> here is the confirmation hearings schedule. it all started monday, october 12th. that's when the judiciary committee and the nominee will provide opening statements. tuesday the 13th, questioning of judge barrett begins. it's expected to last into the next day. october 15th, outside witnesses testify, including people who know the judge well, as well as legal experts. just for reference, for the last three nominations, it took an average of two months before hearings began. on the other hand, the time between nomination and confirmation of ruth bader ginsburg was just 42 days. >>> as president trump selects justice ginsburg's replacement, people are still honoring her at vigils across the country. today at san jose city hall, people gathered to support proposition 16. if passed, it would ban affirmative action, but the event was then followed by a candlelight vigil for justice ginsburg and breonna taylor. >>> now to our coronavirus coverage. the bay area has now surpassed 100,000 cases. contra costa county and santa clara count

one of the other four defendants assures james jensen. >> james jensen didn't get anything, he seems like he is caught up in something that is not of his doing and has a political undertone. >> the investigation goes on as we gather more evidence. we expect to file more charges against more individuals in the coming weeks. we are not done. >> the other four defendants put off entering pleas until september 21st. they are wanting the district attorney's office to be taken off the case. >>> a deadly accident along the san mateo county coast. a woman was killed after driving off highway 1 near double slide. these images show how her car landed 200 feet below the roadway on the rocky cliff. it happened around 8:00 this morning, witnesses say the woman managed to climb free of the wreckage but then, she fell further down the cliff side. no one else was in the car and it is unclear what caused her to drive off the road. >>> in sunnyvale, a teenager is in jail facing charges for deadly crash. it happened early sunday morning on the central expressway. police say the victim, a 13-year-old gi

a grand jury invited four others including sheriff captain james jensen last month. >>> well, this is man in action. and it's not even his day job. a prominent bay area surgeon serving on the front lines battling california's wildfires. for dr. james betts a service for decades. laura anthony has the story from oakland. >> it's an honor and a privilege to serve. >> reporter: and serve he has. dr. jim betts is a pediatric surgeon by profession who has gone above and beyond when it comes to giving back to his decs is at ucsf children's hospital in oakland. a position that led him to the earthquake where he not only rescued survivors but also recovered the dead. >> we actually were called down to the cypress structure for the trapped individuals that were there. >> reporter: that service didn't stop there. not at childrens he works as a volunteer firefighter and emt and part of the search and rescue team in big sir where he has a home. in recent weeks he served on the front lines of the dolan fire one of hundreds raging in california. >> this is a very unusual year. we have covid and the

first, thom jensen in brentwood with a look at the fire danger sparking so much concern. good morning, thom. >> reporter: good morning. you can probably see the breeze hyped us with the palm trees blowing. that increases that fire danger, of course, cooling down the temperatures a little bit. we're down into the 70s right now at 5:00 a.m. we were already at 82 degrees but that fire danger and then the health concerns with the heat and the smoke. despite those health concerns from the national weather service and from health officials about the excessive heat we found lots of people out yesterday during the evening and during the daytime out shopping and enjoying dining. some of the hottest parts of the bay and the tri-valley area. shoppers finding labor day deals, not scared away by the heat even if they have to stand in line to get the bargains. >> some stores have lines, just keeping social distancing. that's one of the things we have to think about. that's keeping us safe. other than that the sales are worth it so far. we got a couple good things. >> reporter: and i kn

jillian: we are waiting on the durham investigation which will be similar to what mister jensen did.t 10-12 days, you will be really mad, something else to get mad about. quick comment on what you are waiting on and what that could mean. >> we never got the original 302 drafted by the fbi in general flynn's case. we know those documents were materially altered by peter peter stzrok, they falsified themselves, they alleged general flynn made that aren't supported or documented. we will find even more. shannon: we will follow later this month. >> on the 20 ninth. shannon: the critical senate race in north carolina next. ♪ ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. >> shannon: election day is seven wee >> election day 7 weeks from today and democrats feeling bullish about retaking the majority in the senate. one of the top seats is no

time sheriff laurie smith is not directly implicated but one of her top assistants, captain james jensen is accused of falsifying permit applications for those who contributed to the campaign. lawyers say didn't benefit but jensen was promoted to captain with higher pay and bigger pension package. >> we're continuing to gather more and more evidence, investigation goes on. we expect to file more charges against more individuals in the coming weeks. we are not done. >> and we aim to get the truth and have the jury and public understand what really happened here. >> as for sheriff laurie smith, political consultant called indictment a political hatchet job. >>> for months our investigative unit has been looking into the same thing, when the sheriff's office was running a pay to play system. found a strong connection between campaign contributions and the coveted permits. read through the transcripts today. >> reporter: throughout the months of proceedings according to this transcript, grand jury heard from various people about scheme for some at sheriff's office to exchange concealed carry

nbc bay area's tom jensen takes a look at pacifica and half-moon bay. >> reporter: birds enjoying the cool breeze by the flocks. >> in san jose is crazy. just near the beach is cool. >> reporter: rj liu and many others found pacific closed and opted at a taco bell lot where they had to buy and eat fast. >> reporter: locals understanding why beach patrols are help keeping people away at the direction of city leaders. >> yeah, i don't want covid. i am 71. i don't want it. >> reporter: a short drive away at the scene of half-moon bay. >> pacifica is first choice and they were closed. let's just move on down the list. >> reporter: parking lot of every spot on both shoulders of the highway full. if you zoom in at the the beach, it may look unsafe during this covid-19. >> reporter: everybody coming in is wearing eye protection or masks. the families we talk to plan on practicing social distancing when they are here. >> keeping our distance. everyone is still processing and some people wearing masks here and there. >> it looks like every single person is wearing a mask. >> reporter: the beac

is the news live from berlin germany to open its doors to migrants from moria as pressure mounts jensen ackles government agrees to take in 1500 refugees left homeless after europe's largest migrant camp was destroyed by far. also on the show president trump says it's poor forest management not climate change that's behind the deadly fires ravaging california. getting cooler i was just you just watch i wish science fiction. claims that poor forest management for the other fires on the west coast as well while presidential rival joe biden labels him a climate arsonist. and is there life on venus scientists which might be a clue why have more on that. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us today german media reports indicate that chancellor on the america and her government have agreed to take in 1500 migrants from the greek island of lesbos pressure has been growing to find a solution for the more than 12000 people left without shelter when the fire tore through the morea migrant camp last week migrants have been protesting plans by the greek government to re housed them on the island

you decided to have jensen take a look at this case.t that process. >> that case had been going on, i came in as attorney general as it was going on and after he pled, but in any event, it was being challenged by his lawyer and they made a lot of allegations about the government's conduct and so forth. sidney powell also raised some points about whether he had effective counsel because of a conflict of interest and so forth. i think everyone who knew anything about that case thought it was a bit hankie. it's an all add up because the call on its face was perfectly legitimate call for the incoming national security advisor to make. so, i asked the u.s. attorney at that point because of all these attacks by the defense counsel on the department's handling of it to take a look at it and this was a man who was ten years and fbi, ten years as a career prosecutor in the department and a top lawyer in st. louis missouri and i asked him to take a look at it and he did and he found a lot of things that had not come to light before, had not been

today, we heard the answers from the attorney jensen. one of the questions raised was whether the demolition of the existing home which is recognized as a contributor to an eligible historic district is automatically a significant impact under ceqa. the answer is no, this is simply not the law. ceqa requires us to look at why the existing home is considered a contributor to a historic district. the reason this home is a contributor because it was built at the time this district was developed. and it contributes to the broader pattern of development of the district. it was asked at what point could removal of the contributor cause significant impact on the historic district? the question of impact is made on a case by case basis and the district comprised of around 300 contributors, it is clear that the removal of one is not going to affect the integrity and defining characteristics of the district. when the historic district is the historic resource as is the case here, the question is whether the project as a whole, the demolition of th

tom jensen has been tracking flames all day into the might. >> reporter: wind gusts up to 70 miles an hour helped push the glass fire south. a cal fire aerial assault started early in the morning da winery and several homes along silverado trail road. >> they tell me every minute. but the buckets are relatively small. so i'm hopeful they can put it out. >> reporter: he watched the fire fight from a winery that he started building in 1994. >> i tried to replicate everything this would have had. >> reporter: he worries about the continued financial harm to the wine industry in napa valley, from the pandemic and repeated fires. >> we're down to about a third or a fourth of our normal vegetation. >> reporter: he's afraid the glass fire will scare away visitors, even though the smoke and the fire is blowing away from it. >> we rely only on visitation, and we've done that at both wineries. >> reporter: he and several of his employees are also concerned about their own homes and loved ones along the road where the fire started early in the morning. we saw a lot of destruction there, but no b

live in pleasanton, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> you can see it all spilled out in alameda countyls are opening. but they're at 25% capacity. also some of the outdoor activities thom mentioned, fun things for kids to do, get them out, mini golf, batting cages and go-cart racing can resume. >>> a man shot and killed by a police officer according to the east bay times. officer ryan mcmahon shot and killed foster in 2018 as the two struggled in an alleyway. mcmahon tried to pull him over for not having a light on his bicycle and claimed he feared for his life. almost one year later mcmahon was one of the officers to shoot and kill willie mccoy in a drive-through. more than $13 million has been paid out to settle disputes and lawsuits against the police department. ahead of what could be an intensely hot weekend, doing all they can to knock down bay area fires. here are the containment levels. the lnu is 81% with full containment expected by next week. similar numbers for the scu fire spanning several counties. the czu fire in santa cruz mountains is at 51% containment. the marin fire

. >> son placer jensen de la justicia ante un proceso tan grave.la corte suprema de justicia de colombia en el caso que tiene preso a su papÁ. >> es un atentado contra la autonomÍa de la justicia y contra el estado de derecho en colombia. >> la corte suprema de colombia ha sido honesta y particularmente valiente para enfrentar la criminalidad y su intento por apoderarse del estado y la polÍtica en colombia. yezid: el uri mismo, por su parte, considera legÍtima la acciÓn. >> acciones como esta pretenden atajar ataques injustos. yezid: aseguran que el pentÁgono tenÍa conocimiento de un historial trato de paramilitares violentos con el expresidente uribe. el contrato se hizo en ese paÍs, entre otras cosas, porque ha sido siempre un aliado muy grande de colombia. frente a les clasificaciones documento y a travÉs de su oficina de prensa, el expresidente uribe ha dicho que la Única relaciÓn que tuvo con ese tipo de grupos fue la de haberlos enviado a la cÁrcel. respecto al caso que la tiene hoy preso, lo mÁs probable es que pase a la justicia ordinaria y

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jensen did. lindsey graham said you'll be really mad -- quick comment on what you're waiting on and what that could mean in your estimation. >> we never have gotten the original 302 that was drafted by the fbi in general flynn's case and one later 302 also. those documents were materially altered by peter strzok and lisa page, we have the later drafts that show major alterations to the point where they actually falsified the statements they alleged general flynn made that aren't support supported. i suspect we're going to find even more. >> shannon: now we wait to see. thank you, we'll follow later this month. >> thank you, it's on the 29th. >> shannon: digging into the critical senate race in north carolina, we'll do that next. infidel. rated r. today's discussion will be around sliced meat. moms want healthy... and affordable. land o' frost premium!!! no added hormones either. it's the only protein i've really melted with. land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. and the clock could

we're live in contra costa county, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. >>> kari, let's talk about how high these temperatures will get this weekend. >> it is going to be hot. we've had weather like this already this summer and it's returning again. i want to show you this capture that i have from the sunrise this morning. such a gorgeous shot. but we know that that sun is shining through some smoke as it comes over the fog. absolutely gorgeous way to start off this thursday morning and hopefully we will see improvements in our air quality as we go into the morning and it looks as we go throughout today. here's a look at our high temperatures and it is going to be actually a little cooler than normal as we reach into the mid 70s for palo alto and 78 degrees in san jose and in concord, as well as antioch we are up to 86 and napa reaching 79 and as we go into the weekend the extreme heat moves in and excessive heat warning for all of these areas shaded in red starts at 11:00 on saturday morning. and we still will have the smoke advisories going on, as well. then once

"today in the bay's" thom jensen joins us live.uncing it is making some really big hires. tell us about it, thom. >> reporter: really big hires nationwide, 100,000 people which will include about 4,000 in this region in northern california, thousands in the bay area including here in oakley. this will be a huge development here. we don't know how many employees, hundreds at least here at what will be the 2 million square foot eventually contra costa logistics center here in oakley. amazon planning to occupy 150,000 square feet here. according to the city of oakland, oakley, which made the afounsme facebook, a dupont chemical plant once sat here. amazon already has a huge footprint with thousands of workers across the region. but now the company plans to add 4,000 new jobs as part of that massive new 100,000 employee effort nationwide. we don't know exactly how many, but hundreds at this facility. i found some jobs, in fact, this morning posted for this oakley side including $500 signing bonuses and all of the positions pay at least

. >> "today in the bay's" thom jensen is live for us in contra costa county in oakley where new amazonld soon be working. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. amazon announcing it will hire 100,000 new employees in the united states, already 800,000 employees in the one of the biggest employers. and hundreds of them will work in one of the buildings. i'm not sure if it's this building or another one but this is a huge economic area. 2 million square foot development. the city of oakley announcing on facebook that amazon will be its first tenant here. this has been in the making for a while, this development, after dow chemical pulled out 20 years ago. amazon already employs thousands across the bay area. now it will add 4,000 new jobs as part of the massive 100,000 new employee hiring nationwide. in northern california hundreds of workers here in the coming months in oakley, another 1,800 and others scattered across northern california. many of the job postings include a $500 signing bonus. some of those here, looking at the new job postings this morning, some of them $1,000 signin

in san francisco, thom jensen. nbc bay area news. >>> the number of coronavirus cases continue on. you can see back on june 9th, we reported 2700 new cases. this is just after some shelter at home restrictions were lifted. you can see after that cases began to rise and hitting a peak on july 21st. 12,000 new kacases in just one day. since mid august, you can see the drop, they have gone back down. yesterday we reported of 2800 cases. so we are going to continue to watch these numbers as more business getting the okay to reopen and more schools are getting the okay to allow in-person learning. >>> some are taking to social media to call out their fellow classmates. >>> improvements in air quality is expected this week. i will have the timeline and give you everything you need to know coming up in about 7 minutes. >> we welcome our viewers with alexander vindman, why he spoke out and what he say caused it and looking at the potential of uv light in the battle of covid when we see you back here on "nbc's nightly news." >>> together the gettys were known as generous supporters of the a

we're live in contra costa county, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >>> growing up in california when we were kids they had the animated commercial to give appliances the afternoon off. but it's really so important to do. >> i remember it. >> i remember it, too. >> do you remember it? as an adult, i really do because it really helps the power grid. >> i'm constantly turning off the lights and knocking things offline and kids are like, why are you unplugging things? that's why. keep our power when it's hot. heat is one factor and the dry lightning. are ewoo tawe talking about tha? >> not dry lightning but high wind. let's go through what we are expecting as we go into the next several days. i know it is going to be labor day weekend and sometimes we tend to unplug on the weekend but you want to make sure what r nbc bay area app is a good way. we look what we're expecting much hotter weekend with some of our valleys reaching over 100 degrees by monday into tuesday. we're going to see those gusts picking up to 20 to 30 miles per hour, as well as that increased fire danger and that potent

we're live in pleasanton, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> those indoor malls can reopen but they're starting at 25% capacity. also those outdoor family recreational activities thom mentioned, mini golf, batting cages, and go-cart racing. fun things for the kids they can all knew resume. the u.s. economy added 1.4 million jobs. that's beating analyst expectations. the unemployment rate is down from 10.2% last month. >>> so a salon story of a different kind just like the hair on your head, salon gate continues to grow. even president trump chiming in as he did last night on a campaign stop. >> she must have treated that salon owner pretty badly. they turned her in. >> trump pumping up his rally at the expense of nancy pelosi. the hair appointment snaring her in political controversy. pelosi's hairstylist is siding with pelosi saying through his attorney the salon owner, erica kious routinely broke the same rules at the salon. during a zoom news conference yesterday she read mostly from prepared remarks but kious defended herself. >> i wanted all stylists including jonathan to be able

jensen as well.ack "squawk on the street" will be right back >>> a growing number of strategists say september could be much more volatile for stocks find out how one top strategist is hedging her bets on adgniowant more "squawk on the street" coming up. stock slices.g schwab for as little as $5, now anyone can own companies in the s&p 500, even if their shares cost more. at $5 a slice, you could own ten companies for $50 instead of paying thousands. all commission free online. schwab stock slices: an easy way to start investing or to give the gift of stock ownership. schwab. own your tomorrow. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." we're rejoined by greg jensen. i wanted to ask you how you were sizing up the policy response. we heard last hour from the white house chief of staff we're likely to see a roughly $500 billion building block from republicans that will take several weeks in all likelihood to reach a deal negotiated with democrats for this next stimulus package. what is the damage that

james jensen as well as to self- pay attorneys and a local carmaker are all charged with felony conspiracy and bribery. they are accused of brokering a $90,000 donation from a security company, torture for us missed 2018 election campaign. in exchange, for hard to get can yield gun permits. the trial is now set for november 2. >>> weekend deal to keep tick- tock alive on the u.s. it is in limbo now. they have completed her journey to honolulu. we have that story, coming up. >>> coming up new at six, walnut creek pays a family millions of dollars after police killed their son. now the families is emergency response needs to be changed. how they are using settlement money to further their cause. plus. >> the cdc is flip-flopping yet again, this time whether or not aerosol spreads covid. >> they have to track it in less than in just a few months, we've learned a lot more about the covid-19 virus. it's real. it's dangerous. and we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. we can do this. if we do it together. >>> inspection requirement

adam jensen shared a shot of the ash covered street, that is in martinez. another picture of the ash from bay scan, and we would like to see more of your pictures but use the hashtag kpix5. >>> people woke up this morning thinking when will there be relief? and i want to live -- leave people with you believe next week it could get better. >> as far as done? that is a lot more tenuous. i would take better. let's take a look at the big picture pattern, how things to we are under bl -- onge curvhethe shap the letteromegblocbecause everything from moving around in the atmosphere. we had to the north and the air underneath is stagnant. that is where we have a lot of smoke still is trapped. let's wind the clock forward, we freezer hereby midday on sunday, that will make a block has shifted in just a normal area and moves into the western u.s., while offshore they will be a storm system getting a little bit closer. it is not going to directly impact our weather just yet. that is going to, not yet tomorrow, but more for the second half of the weekend into monday an

also indicted, local attorneys, weapons manufacturer and captain james jensen, all pleaded not guilty to the charges. spoke with shum's attorney who filed a motion to disqualify the district attorney's office from trying the case, saying was a friend and confidant for him over the years. >> there's no way that the district attorney's office can view this octobbjectively. >> reporter: grand jury transcripts from earlier this month indicate she and her undersheriff both took the 5th, refusing to answer questions about the case. sheriff has not been charged with a crime, district attorney says the investigation is far from over. >> there will be more individuals charged with crimes in coming weeks. >> reporter: in san jose, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >>> just learned driver has died after suv went over cliff on highway 1 and pacifica. firefighters battling the czu lightning complex rescued one person from that suv that got wedged between the peaks. victim was rushed to san francisco general hospital, sadly later died. >>> demand for air travel is still down, some airlines are doing away wi

iris cannady is one, and carl jensen is another. we need to have protections for tenants that makeup 64% of the residents in this city. at a time that the planning department is looking into more racial and social justice for -- and, you know, having new policies for that, i think it's an opportune time to address this issue, the tenants, and tenants' lives which has become quite an exclusionary policy on the part of the planning department, and i want to close my argument by reminding you, this is not a rent board issue. if the planning department approves projects that results in tenants' displacement, this has nothing to do with the rent or rent board. this is city planning, and if we are going to be honoring our general plan policy, then we should take this seriously. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you. commissioners, seeing no further general public comment, we can move onto your regular calendar for item 9, 2011.1356 pca-02, for the central soma cleanup. this is a planning code amendment. are you prepared to make your pr

in oakley, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00, an east bay city is launching a new program to support small businesses. antioch now has a program offering businesses up to $5,000 in grants. up to 60 businesses will be selected. the city leaders will pick the businesses through a lottery. it's accepting applications starting at the end of this month. >>> time is running out. starting on sunday the commerce department says it will restrict down loads on two popular apps. tiktok and wechat. carrying out the trump administration's executive orders. scott mcgrew joins us now. there are a number of legal questions here. >> reporter: yeah, there are indeed. good morning to you. certainly the u.s. government has the right to ban something that it says is harmful to american security. and that is the claim the white house is making that the chinese government may get access to the data collected by tiktok, by wechat as well. but the action goes further than that. it prohibits americans from using the computer code, presumably from just stopping from making a tiktok. it will require

iris cannady is one, and carl jensen is another. we need to have protections for tenants that makeup 64% of the residents in this city. at a time that the planning department is looking into more racial and social justice for -- and, you know, having new policies for that, i think it's an opportune time to address this issue, the tenants, and tenants' lives which has become quite an exclusionary policy on the part of the planning department, and i want to close my argument by reminding you, this is not a rent board issue. if the planning department approves projects that results in tenants' displacement, this has nothing to do with the rent or rent board. this is city planning, and if we are going to be honoring our general plan policy, then we should take this seriously. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you. commissioners, seeing no further general public comment, we can move onto your regular calendar for item 9, 2011.1356 pca-02, for the central soma cleanup. this is a planning code amendment. are you prepared to make your pr

nbc's thom jensen is live in pleasanton where the haircuts and colorings started early this morning around 6:30. that's how you know you missed your stylist. >> reporter: that's right. we were there for it. and they've come through pretty steadily all morning long, customers here at the fusion 3 salon. i talked to one alameda county salon owner just a couple of days ago when this announcement was made. he told me he was down to his last $300, was considering going out of fusion 3 in business here for more than 20 years right on main street, and they were considering racking up a bill of more than $300,000 in debt to try to pay for re-opening costs and to cover employee expenses, wages and benefits while they were shut down. so, they are really breathing a sigh of relief. very happy to be open, getting the word from the county health officials just a few days ago they could reopen this morning. the first client already here for a color at 6:30 while we were live inside the salon this morning. guests and employees wore masks, and the stylists also wore face shields. there's also plexiglass s

the communication that the military jensen wants to show that they are 1 taking over power during this transition period but the civilians are actively part of this of this period of transition remember this is this who have been at a time where there's some of the most powerful european armies in the country 4 and when you have you have 4000 more than 4000 french troops you have european troops you have the biggest deployment of german soldiers and any foreign deployment here in in mali you have 14000 u.n. troops and it's about you have a military coup so it's key for this transition government that they have the backing and the support of those countries that are actively supporting the mahdi army to try to to battle out these these armed groups that are in fact gaining ground in the center of the country again there's been an attack in the mctee region where modern soldiers have died and this is the number one requirement for the money and people the return of the state the return of security and then on the job at hand for not just the president the vice president now this new prim

go ahead jensen. we have one minute. >> i have a question about the kkk. i know you are allowed the freedom of assembly and all that if you're an organization, but if they are doing what they are doing, when that the against the constitution? you are infringing on other peoples rights there for you shouldn't really exist as an organization? >> absolutely. you see that what has happened is the bill of rights that gives us all those basic protections, that is part of our constitution. the black people were never seen as part of it. very few people, abolitionists or radical republicans, believed in including african americans under those protections. in fact, according to many abolitionists and the bill of rights, african americans cannot be held as slaves because you are violating all kinds of things in the bill of rights. southerners are like, wait a minute, this does not apply to blacks. this is the question. the bill of rights is all about individual rights. during reconstruction, they start giving positive rights in terms of the right to vote. that becom

today, we heard the answers from the attorney jensen. one of the questions raised was whether the demolition of the existing home which is recognized as a contributor to an eligible historic district is automatically a significant impact under ceqa. the answer is no, this is simply not the law. ceqa requires us to look at why the existing home is considered a contributor to a historic district. the reason this home is a contributor because it was built at the time this district was developed. and it contributes to the broader pattern of development of the district. it was asked at what point could removal of the contributor cause significant impact on the historic district? the question of impact is made on a case by case basis and the district comprised of around 300 contributors, it is clear that the removal of one is not going to affect the integrity and defining characteristics of the district. when the historic district is the historic resource as is the case here, the question is whether the project as a whole, the demolition of th

jensen's surgery. >> not one person at the nursing program knew who he was.rt of their community to help them get better and that's shifting the way which patients pursue their healthcare. it is hard to make a difference if you don't try to disrupt the status quo. the m-25 program empowers patients. i have this hope that we rekindle in our neighbors and ourselves, a sense of volunteers. >> these days, m-25 volunteers are taking proper coronavirus precautions and continue to pitch in, the pandemic can't be stopped. >> the best of human nature is still going on all around us. they don't make headlines but average people around there doing extraordinary things. >> maybe you can be a champion for change, too. maybe we all can. >> i am john bern, thank you for watching. >>> the following is a cnn's special report. >> he's gone from a young politician with swagger. >> he said i think you should work for the senate. >> i said i am not old enough. >> my brother looked at me. >> he's an irishman with a life story that reads like a greek tragedy. >> how can you experie

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look what happened the senate intelligence committee senators ruby owen warner rejecting senators jensen and grassley's requests for documents to assist chairman johnson's investigation. we are watching a division within the parties that is aimed at in this case there's only one explanation, they want to assist the radical dems who have conspired against president trump to overthrow a sitting president. i can't reach any other conclusion logically. can you? >> let me just say a couple of things. one senator johnson has been won, very few who have focused the senate on trying to figure out the truth. he is looking for transparency. he is looking for more information. he is not playing the game of hiding the information that doesn't help his narrative for his needs. that is exactly what many in washington do. they want to classify and push away reports. they want to create new reports that only look at one side of the situation. we have very few people lou in washington who just want to say let's just declassify the information. let's put it out. the american people are smart enough to loo

cnn was given access to jensen beach elementary school where there has not been an outbreak.to facilitate social distancing. the dining area is disinfected after every use. >> all right, guys. >> reporter: but the desks are not 6 feet apart because there is not enough room. >> if we took the book shelves and things out i might be able to space them out more. >> reporter: the superintendent says parents were warned. >> yes. that was information put out right up front. >> reporter: unlike the state the martin county school district does release its own covid-19 data. so far it has reported 23 positive or presumed positive cases and has quarantined about 510 students. why has the state not released a statewide covid-19 -- >> every single day when you get the daily report -- excuse me -- >> reporter: but specifically for school districts, governor. >> excuse me. when you get the daily report you can see by age how every new positive case has broken out. >> reporter: state data shows a 26% increase in cases among children under 18 since classes started. and the overall positivity

lou: and joining us tonight is a man who has been skeptical of the barr, durham, jensen investigationghout is tom fitton. he's the president of judicial watch. his new book, by the way, is "a republic under a assault: the left's ongoing attack on american freedom," available for your preorder now. we recommend it to you highly. tom, good to see you. the truth is emerging. there won't be any unseemly truth for voters to consider as a result of the activities and the high energy that the justice department brought to the investigation of obamagate, the worst crime against a president or this nation in our history. your reaction. >> well, i can't -- it's outrageous, but i'm not surprised. i haven't seen any indication of a criminal investigation of the coup ca back, as i call it, beyond mr. clinesmith who was handed to them on a silver platter, and they still messed up that -- lou: well, he's rotting away in prison, isn't he? >> yeah, that's -- lou: rotting away in prison, isn't he? >> his sentencing is in december, i think. [laughter] lou: well, we wouldn't want anything to get cluttere

he has a new book, the myth of white fertility and we encourage you to take a look and to buy jensen recommended highly. jim, good to have you with us. let's start with in this moment. white fertility. it's an interesting concept. i just refer sometimes to buttercups and daffodils and it's much more gentle. i salute you for being so high-minded. where did you get the title. jim: one of the top books that the left is using to push their agenda is called white privilege on steroids. and it literally pushes the idea that america is a white supremacist nation and that all white people are racist. and this when president trump this last week band of training based on that book and others that claimed those things. he did this all service because of covid-19 was being used forces crazy ideas . as i wrote this book to help regular americans pushback because lou, this is not just in government, it is in our schools, and peoples workplace. and we cannot acceptan the idea that that left is going to claim that systemic racism ispl the oy problem for black people in this country that solves this

cnn was given access to jensen beach elementary school where there's not opinion an outbreak.he halls are marked to facilitate social distancing, and the dining area is disinfected after every use. >> all right, guys. >> reporter: but the desks are not six feet apart because there is not enough room. >> if we took the book shelves and things out i might be able to space them out more. >> the superintendent says parents were warned. >> yes. that was information that was put up, you knowing right up front. >> reporter: unlike the state, the martin county school district does release its own covid-19 data. so far it's reported 23 positive or presumed boss tough cases and has quarantined about 510 students. why has the state not released a statewide covid-19 -- >> every single day when you get that on the daily report. excuse me >> reporter: specifically for school districts, governor. >> when you get the daily report, you can see by age how every new positive case is broken out. >> reporter: state data shows a 26% increase in cases among children under 18 since classes started an