julie: on the u.s.ide, you would find a remarkably safe border, considering there was a very large war going on on the other side. much of the mexican revolution , many major battles take place in the border around northern mexico. many of the revolutionary leaders end up being from sonora, which is in the north. the north of mexico is a very dangerous place. there aren't many refugees at that time coming to escape the fighting in northern mexico. on the u.s. side, there are not that many attacks, considering the danger and the long-standing conflict that happens very close by to american soil. so there is the columbus, new mexico raid. 10 civilians are killed in that raid, eight soldiers before the mexican expedition sent into new mexico to try to capture and kill pancho villa in retribution for the loss of life at columbus. there is a raid that happens in may a little bit after that, in 1916, in a smaller town close by to columbus. but there are not really a whole lot of other raids that happen around

julie: thank you. tv is onan history c-span3 every weekend, featuring museum doors, archival films, college lectures, and discussions on the presidency, the civil war, and more. you can watch these in their entirety on c-span.org/history. here is a quick look at one of our programs. >> [indiscernible] >> helping a child think for himself, to think critically, is one of the most important tools you can carry with him for the rest of his life. a child needs experience to gain this ability and the study of a newspaper can furnish that much needed experience. had sixth grade class provision for the regular study of a newspaper in their breakfast club, where the children group themselves and formulate according to their interest. the children delight in exploring and discussing the day's events, news from home and abroad. this provides incentive to use television and radio programs intelligently. let's take a glimpse at today's meeting of the breakfast club. >> boys and girls, this morning we are meeting ag

the moratorium expires on jul july 24. emergency unemployment expires on july 31. so today the state and local government needs, opening up schools, they are all approaching and republican colleagues are twiddling their thumbs. we received a letter signed by over 100 economists including chair bernanke and many other scholars and nobel laureates and experts calling on congress to renew these important programs. everyone knows we have to act except it seems the republican senate and president. if we fail to act quickly come it makes the chances that our economy going for. iforward. if we fail to act quickly thinks the chances we will go over the cliff more likely. a we will be releasing a report on the cost of inaction and it is highest for the poor and low wealth americans and that is the reality many people face in the country. before, nearly 40 million americans are already living in poverty. imagine what it's like to be a woman of color as a single mom with two children in school working a low-wage job and takes maybe $10, $12 an hour barely making ends meet, on

the moratorium on evictions expires july 24th. the emergency unemployment insurance expires on july 31st. if schools don't get money quickly, they won't be able to open up in september. and then what? what happens to people that have to go to work but their kids are at home? so today, the cliff of ppe, the cliff of state and local government needs, the cliff on evictions, on unemployment insurance. they're all approaching, and our republican colleagues are twiddling their thumbs. today, leader mcconnell and i received a letter, signed by over 100 economists, including chairs bernanke and yellin and many other scholars and experts calling on congress to renew these important programs. chairman powell today, hardly a liberal democrat, reiterated his call for fiscal action. everyone knows we have to act except it seems the republican senate and the president. if we fail to act quickly, it makes the chances that our economy -- if we fail to act quickly, it makes the chances our economy will go over the cliff more likely and more dange

there are still four weeks remaining before july 4. i say to leader mcconnell, commit to a police reform bill on the senate floor. work with us on another emergency package that can come to the floor as well before july 4. we have waited too long already. for weeks we democrats have had to relentlessly pressure our republican colleagues to even hold the most routine oversight hearings. the republican majority on the homeland security committee in particular has wasted time these past few weeks trying to smear the family of the president's political opponent instead. here we have a major crisis, a major crisis on the health front, on the economic front, on the racial justice front, and what are so many of our republican friends doing? raising back already discredited conspiracy theories, to go after the president's political opponent at a time when americans are calling for unity and coming together and doing something about our problems? it's a shame. and members of -- and the homeland security committee will finally today conduct a he

unemployment expires july 31st. there are so many cliffs here and make no mistake about it, covid is related to racial justice as well. in the heroes bill, distance. hazard workers, front line workers get extra pay, hazard pay. more than 40% are mierpnoritiesn the front line. and rental, evictions of a large percentage of minority folks cannot afford to own a home and rent. so we must act on that as well. so the kind of racial justice that you're talking about, the kind of inequality that exists, some of it, a good chunk of it would be relieved if we passed the heroes act, the covid four bill. so both of these are important to do, racial justice, civil rights, a global pandemic, an economic disaster, these are not merely issues of the month, but of this moment in american history. it's truly a time of historic challenge and leader mcconnell and the republican senate are missing in action. no commitment to consider police reform. no urgency to provide our country relief despite the upcoming cliffs that are soon upon

crit, there's concern about this upcoming fourth of july weekend. lots of bay area cities are telling people to stay away and also what's happening in the beaches down in l.a. that story, two minutes from now. >> okay. as we mentioned, san quentin's cases growing by the day. nearly one in three prisoners at san quentin infected with that virus. they're running out of places to safely house inmates. we have more the solution may involve sending inmates to a peninsula hospital. >> reporter: by bay area sky ranger you can see tents being set up at the yard in san quentin. we've learned they're air conditioned and will be used for treeage and to help keep inmates social distanced. more than 1,000 inmates have tested positive for covid-19, the virus spreading rapidly in a population that is 42% medically vulnerable. one inmate reached out to us, saying they're desperate for help. we disguised his voice to protect his identity. >> they're not going to bring in extra nurses from the streets to come take care of. it's like musical chairs, moving us from one

it had been set for july 15th, but now plans to reopen on july 30th. we'll see. in new york, broadway will remain closed through rest of the year. refunds are being offered for any tickets bought through early january. in canada, cirque du soleil is filing for creditor protection as it restarts shows during the pandemic. the company is based in montreal and laid off more than 3,000 employees. and there's this. the head of the world health organization says "the worst is yet to come." >>> well, still to come here on "abc7 news" at 6:00, an i-team exclusive. digging into millions of dollars worth of military equipment going to bay area police departments. why one small north bay up town stands out. >>> i'm spencer christian. temperatures have begun rising again as july approaches. what can we expect this weekend? i'll have the we saw the earthquake grace in bold was offering a grant program. i signed up and i was actually selected it leaves the house in tack. you now know that in the next earthquake your house will be standing and we also got a discount on our eart

>> the commission julie referenced on strengthening america's health security which julie cochairs and peggy is a member of that, we spent a lot of time looking at the cycle of crises and complacency. what was required in terms of government capacity, one of the alarming things was the decision taken by john bolton in the spring of 2018 to dismantle the senior directorate in the white house charged with leading the effort and being vigilant, and exercising a level of coordination and discipline across a fragmented field. in relating to those outside interests in industry, congress, and elsewhere. that dismantling of capacity left us vulnerable going into this. and elsewhere. at the level of the white house , president trump, i think there were many other things going on that this was seen as a distraction or unwanted competition, this pandemic, in terms of the reelection campaign, impeachment was unfolding, so there was not a will at the top to seize on the first disclosures, which started december 31. the president didn't even begin to address this until january 18. even then, it was

they plan to meet again in late july or early august. j.r. stone, abc7 news. >>> well, is it blatant racism or something else? display that's rattled a north bay nei to be bigger problem than before, what some bay area communities are doing. >>> he did it, golden state killer admits to committing nearly 200 crimes. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, winds have eased, temperatures on the way up. full look coming up. >> all that ahead. >>> first "jimmy kimmel live" after abc7 news at 11:00. >> tonight's show chock full of antibodies. lakers bbut what if you couldg do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver, in new ways, to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back, but bounce forward. and now, with one of our best offers ever, we're committed to helping you do just that. get a powerful and reliable internet and voice solution for only $29.95 a month for three months. call or go online today. >>> do you admit to special circumstance murder in the f

the press leader mcconnell has told republican caucus not to expect another relief bill tell late july at the earliest this is happening even as some states begin to loosen restrictions on business and travel but even as that happens the economy is hampered by severe depression level unemployment and falling on the east coast and the number of cases remain steady and much of the country and increasing and a good number of states and were coming to where states are preparing their budgets in advance of the new fiscal year in july. they don't get help soon sryomoy may be forced to make severe cuts to public service and hundreds of thousands or even millions will be laid off of hard-working state and local officials that we depend on the three-month moratorium on addiction expires employment expires july 31st make no mistake covid is related to racial justice as well in the heroes bill for instance, hazard workers and front-line workers get extra pay. hazard pay more than 40 percent are minorities these are the people on our front lines rental assistance to people who might to be evicted

the june gloom returns for the first few days of july. fourth of july is looking nice.the weekend is looking nice. right now beautiful. look toward downtown. 57 degrees in san francisco. 59 santa rosa. 60s for san jose, 70 concord. everyone's temperatures drop into the 50s by tomorrow morning. this is a perfectly normal temperature map for the last morning of june. a little bit cooler in the north bay valleys and the coast. temperatures bounce back, especially inland. tomorrow's dog walking forecast, they will see plenty of sunshine tomorrow in san jose with temperatures reaching the mid and upper 80s and the temperatures start to drop back just a little bit into the late afternoon hours in the valley. the bay area, the coast, low to middle 60s. no surprise there. mostly low 80s around the south bay and mid-80s into the valley. the trivalley low 90s and warmer temperatures in eastern contra coscoty anaround tolow to middle 70s. low to middle 80s for the north bay and north, 90 degrees in lake and mendocino counties. temperatures heat up for the fourth of july, 90 degree

next saturday which is the 4th of july. i think we're looking at the possibility of another significant. windy day guys back to you. >>thank you lauren. still ahead tonight at 9 hard work on the diamond paying off for a bay area native we're hearing from the newest member of the san francisco giants and employees at disneyland say reopening the theme park during the pa >>a coalition of labor unions representing disneyland workers are demanding disney come up with a safe reopening plan for its employees about 200 cars formed a caravan outside the anaheim resort today, one union representative says the park officials have not share details on how they plan to protect the employees from covid-19. >>they need a comprehensive plan. it begins with testing which they're saying no to but they've got to tell us the details he asked them what happens if a kid gets sick how are you going to test and protect the other folks in the department they don't know. how are you going to handle the increased cleaning they don't then he on that

we just learned will be closed now for the 4th of july weekend. yeah, this is going to be tough more than a dozen states have rolled back some of their reopening plans. the move comes as the u.s. is dealing with an increase in coronavirus cases all across the country nick watt reports because of this. this. >>and this could change it to somebody that was going to just think about we are now hearing this arizona is on pause we will continue to take action based upon the data 14 states now pausing or tweaking their reopening plans the window is closing for us to take action and get this under control and in states that still won't mandate mosques. some mayors now making that poll in nashville, kansas city 2 below and that jacksonville when the president had hoped to hold an on mosques convention. later this summer is he's no mosque mantra. now evolving encourages people to make whatevermdecision is best for their safety, but he did say to me has no problem with masking to do whatever your local jurisdiction. >>requested meanwhile long lines for test

first and teams will play a 16 game season starting in their july 23rd or july 24th, the last hurdle to get this deal done was health and safety protocols regarding covid-19 and while all issues have been resolved between the 2 parties if we've learned anything about this virus plans can destruct in a snap of a finger but as of now let's get ready to play some baseball. as the nba prepares to resume its season, one of its best players has tested positive for the coronavirus nikola jokich will have to stay in his home country of serbia a bit longer before he can rejoin his teammates here in the states. you know case has been asymptomatic and is expected to be cleared to travel back to denver within the week. the nuggets have the 3rd best record in the western conference and on the ice the nhl is still deciding on 2 possible hub city that will host the rest of the nhl season, las vegas chicago, los angeles and that in toronto and vancouver have made the cut so far, pittsburgh and dallas were eliminated today. while columbus was scratched off the list on monday. now this does not pertai

also the de young museum july 7th for members only and july 10th for the general public. the cdc has added 3 new coronavirus symptoms to the ongoing list take a look according to their website congestion or runny nose nausea diarrhea can all be signs of covid-19. those are in addition to other symptoms like coughing fever difficulty breathing, if you like to see a full list just head over to our website kron 4 dot com. bart's board of directors says it wants to relieve its officers from dealing with certain types of incidents among them drug use and homelessness kron four's dan kerman reports. >>during parts online board meeting thursday, the board majority voted to have its staff rethink what type of incidents park police respond to. >>i think this is a good opportunity to accept the challenge of black lives matter and the people around the bay area who called bart board deepen the police and to really take resources that are not being affected least and move them in different directions to try and address some of the problem said that that that we can do a better job wi

saturday july fourth, eight- seven central. >>> right now, coronavirus is rapidly spreading in texas and in florida, both states as a result reimposing some restrictions as cases and hospitalizations, that's key spike at disturbing rates. beaches in south florida will be closed now for the july 4th weekend. with me is the mayor of miami-dade county, mayor carlos jiminez and the mayor of el paso, texas as well, mayor m margeaux. mayor you ordered all beaches in miami-dade closed for the fourth of july weekend. i wonder if it was a mistake to have opened them. >> no, and we opened them after memorial day, and we also put what we called beach ambassadors out there to make sure that social distancing was maintained, and so no, it wasn't and we haven't had any problems here in miami-dade with the beaches being open. i was afraid, though, of a surge of people coming in for the fourth of july weekend, and our inability, possible inability to control that. that's why we closed the beaches for the fourth of july. >> what do awe contribu

we are talking about the up coming fourth of july holiday. a lot of people wondering what we can do, maybe take a short road trip. just in, l.a. county said it's shutting down most or all of their beaches for this coming weekend. that news we are just hearing about. also, here in the bay area, some cities don't want any visitors. the mayors of half moon bay and pacifica, some of our favorite beach cities want you to stay away. we will have more on the story coming up on the 6:00 news cast. back to you. >> thanks, raj, police say they caught a fire bug this evening after a series of fires. they broke out just after 3:00 on the iron horse trail. they happened between hesherman and burk view drive. no damage reported and no injuries so far. >>> fires not what we want to see on a windy day like today. parts of the bay area are under a red flag warning until later tonight. our meteorologist is with us to tell us more about what we can expect with the wind. >> yeah, wind and humidity really a driving factor for the fire danger we are seeing today a

by july 11th. that's more than 1500 deaths in the next 2 and a half weeks. there are more than 21,000 cases more than 550 deaths in the bay area. the most cases alameda county with more than 5300 infections. the virus has taken the most lives in santa clara county. with the 155 deaths there and we will have details on kron 4 dot com. when students in san lorenzo return to class this fall, it will not be on campus. the san lorenzo unified school district is telling families. the new school year will begin entirely with distance learning kron four's phillipe djegal has that story. >>after rushing to implement a social distance learning plan in the spring due to the covid-19 pandemic the san lorenzo unified school district has been evaluating how students and teachers adjusted and has organized 3 groups of administrators to help develop a more structured curriculum moving forward on wednesday. the superintendent darryl camp sent a letter out to the school district community notifying families that class will resume in the fall tailored completely around distanc

they came up with the idea of starting on july 4, another meaningful moment. why july 4? july 3 is a great day. julytical terms? is he thinking about it like frederick douglass does? i don't think so. i think he is religious. right? say, july 4n they comes around, what happens? this is what he said. it was intended to us to begun the work july 4 last. it affected my mind to such degree that i fell sick and the time passed without our coming to any determination on how to commence. he got worried. another sign he is not crazy. ok, we are going to die. why? god wants mewhy? because they want to. well. what did give turner the confidence it was time to begin? a new sign? what was the sign? the sun appeared blue. i am not into reading harbingers in the sky but that would make me think twice. ok. yeah. all right. that is weird. revolt begins. here's the map where the revolt will take place. they start at joseph travis's house, the man who is turner's owner -- not his owner, his guardian of his owner -- anyway, they will set out and follow this path toward jerusalem. ok? what d

they plan to meet again in late july or early august. j.r. stone, abc7 news. >>> well, is it blatant racism or something else? display that's rattled a north bay neighborhood. >>> illegal fireworks seem to be bigger problem than before, what some bay area communities are doing. >>> he did it, golden state killer admits to committing nearly 200 crimes. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, winds have eased, temperatures on the way up. full look coming up. >> all that ahead. >>> first "jimmy kimmel live" after abc7 news at 11:00. >> tonight's show chock full of antibodies. lakers there's this game-time internetting room.nity. so fun. wow. and then there's this work-from-home internetting room. finally, the open-concept internetting room. this is not an open house. but your front door was open, so technically it is. get the most in-home wifi coverage with xfinity xfi. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $24.99 a month for 12 months. or, ask about packages with speed up to a gig. click, call or visit a store tod

teams are expected to report on july 1st, opening day slated for july 23rd, july 24th t including myshington nationals. what can you tell us about this time line? they're going to be playing at their home stadiums but no fans in the stadiums. >> this is exact opt sposite of what we're talking about with the nba. the nationals and mr. national, ryan zimmer is trying concerned about his mom with a preexisting conditions, about his young children and his wife, and he doesn't know if it's worth it. what we're going toe s see here mlb teams traveling across the country. they're not in a bubble. you look at the spikes and the cities, that's where mlb is. major league baseball is in those cities. many are having trouble with the virus. >> christine brennan reporting for us. we'll have more news right after this. how they gonna pay for this? they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident. cut! is that good? no you were talking about allstate and... i just... when i... accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. wh

i'm paying about $5.80 for that july 185 and i'm collecting about $1.10 on that july 200 call option.ung in surprisingly well this week, down only 2% since that trade. tony, what are you doing now >> so i love the fact that dollar general has held up it's trading just at 1.84 this is the support level that i reference in the trade the fact that the trade is still flat, i'm going to hold onto this trade since i have all the way through july i think dollar general will continue to move higher as consumers come back. >> okay. you're holding on. just as mike said, we're reading your tweets. up next, we're going to answer them so what are you working on? ppor. >>exactly. ppor. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. see, you just >>oh, this is easy. yeah, and that's >>oh, just what i need. courses on options trading, webcasts, tutorials. yeah. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. >>so it's like my streaming service. well ex

right on the 4th of july that is not a good combination. no is not all right more from you later, thanks laurens and next said a barber shops were scheduled to reopen monday in san francisco, but a spike in covid cases has pause of that plan how our very the wind in your hair... the feeling of freedom that drives us to go out and discover.. at chevy, we're committed to getting you there with confidence and peace of mind. that's why your chevy clean dealers commit to using enhanced vehicle cleaning measures with cdc-approved cleansers. if you need a new equinox, get 0% apr for 72 months or, four thousand five hundred dollars cash allowance on most models. you may even shop online and take delivery at home where available. so you can find new roads with confidence. >>a haircut in san francisco has now been put on hold the reopening know salons and barbershops has been pushed back. >>which is a side issue for fans of kron 4 grant lotus he like so many others, he needs to get a trim and viewers notice says longer locks even writing letters to h

julie julie and peggy -- referred to let's have some scientific humility here about all the things we don't know. do you think, peggy, that helene is right, that there are anyways to address this polarization? fundamentally, it is? an assault on the credibility of science, and a questioning of its validity of shaping decisions for the public going forward. has this surprised you? do you have any constructive thoughts about how it might be addressed going forward? as you laid out all of the issues and how divisive our nation is at the moment, it just fills me with a wave of greatest sadness, because as this global pandemic was unfolding, i thought if there was anything that would help us to unify the nation, help us pull together, and to help really renew trust in the importance of science and evidence, and the critical role of public health, i thought this would be it. know, we haveu seen just a tremendous amount of initicization of issues, and an unfortunate number of instances, actions as well. i do think that the public is still listening. i found it quite extraordinary perfect,- i

maybe to late july also of the de young museum plans on opening july 7th for members and july 10th forublic. >>but for now in san francisco charles clifford kron 4 news in a live look outside. >>for the 4 zone forecast is san francisco's embarcadero. >>always beautiful but you could tell there is a low layer of fog there kind of hazing things up meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is with us with the 4 zone forecast that precept the other grand and begin we're noticing that fog right now blanketing golden gate bridge out there this evening, pretty poor visibility. so make sure to drive safely. >>don't forget to turn on your low beams up to 4 miles visibility for downtown san francisco. and at or near 0 for half moon than it is extending inland into parts of the interior valleys conquered and napa 6 to 9 miles visibility so starting to see that low cloud cover moving through and it will be pretty widespread. throughout the overnight hours at or near 0 especially along the bay area's shoreline with better lifting and clearing by midmorning on friday and temperatures out there right now wides

the fourth of july is on a saturday this time around. a lot of people are firing them off when they should not be and it's unfortunate when the fireworks shows go up, especially the big ones over the bay in san francisco. growing up here and never saw. i was at the county fair in the first time i saw the big firework display was when i was down there at aquatic park and that was the first time i saw. we had it down then. all these photographers. i would always volunteer and i'm like i'm going and want to cover that. it's always a fun tradition. not this time around because of covid-19 and that's where we start this newscast. >>> right now dr. anthony fauci and other top lawmakers briefing everyone about the state of the coronavirus. so many states have had a difficult time trying to contain the pandemic, especially here in california. casey stegall has the story. >> reporter: more than one dozen states of paws reopening plans as new infections spike. arizona's government shutdown of bars, nightclubs and water parks. bars and texas are cl

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. >> we've got 4th of july coming up. one of the biggest concerns that led to the spread of covid- 19 remains family gatherings. not just bars. not just streets. not where people are protesting. it is specifically family gatherings. >> the governor said he will be making announcements coming up tomorrow on further toggling back on statewide reopening and on the enforcement of state health orders as well as recommendations for indoor and outdoor gatherings. >>> dr. anthony fauci also had a grim assessment of the rapid spread of coronavirus. ray bogan tells us a separate congressional hearing focused on the nation's economic recovery. >> i would not be surprised if we go up to 100,000 per day if this does not turn around. >> reporter: appearing before the senate committee donations infectious disease expert david dyer prediction for a greater coronavirus spike if americans don't take proper. he is most worried about people gathering without masks being in large crowds in the following guidelines. >> we are going to continue

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they'll report to home ballparks this week july 1st.randon belt of the giants entering his tenth season and he feels great entering a shortened sprint of a season. >> for me going into spring training earlier this year, this is probably the best i've felt in two or three, maybe four years. physically i feel great. for some people that may be feeling it a little bit more, the 60-game season should help but i guess we'll have to see. >> to help stop the spread of covid-19, anyone enterig the pga tour bubble will have to have a negative test before going into the next tournament site. that starts next week. third round of the travelers championship in connecticut. dustin johnson shot a 9 under 61. he'll roll in a birdie on 12. he's in second place, 16 under par. these guys are shooting loechlt brendon todd says i can do that, roel rolls in a birdie on 12 as well. he's your leader at 18 under par. >>> san jose earthquakes were the first team to enter the mls bubble in orlando. all the teams at the disney worldcom plex, all games on that sit

from july 9 to 12, the aquarium will welcome members and donors. july 13th is the public opening.icket sales are now online only with assigned entry times. staff will limit the number of guests in the building at one time. one-way paths will make social distancing easier. face coverings are required and food service will be limited. >>> california governor newsom got some high wattage support for his state-wide mask order. check it out. >> maybe you didn't vote for me. >> arnold, news flash, i voted for gray davis. >> but no matter who you voted for or if you didn't vote at all, that doesn't change at californians look out for each other. >> look, nobody wants to wear these things. >> this nonpartisan video by the state's former governors follows this weekend's defiant facebook message from the mayor of nevada city. in it she insists the governor does not have the power to order people to wear masks. >>> in san francisco today, a huge mural took shape right there on market street. emergency room doctors from sf general and ucsf teamed up with a group called paint the void. doctors

>>cooling down and then warming up this weekend in july. narrator: in the criminal justice system sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. in new york city, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the special victims unit. these are their stories. ( hissing ) everyone stay with your partners ners and sit in front. mrs. macnamara, caleb's not sitting in the front. yes, stacey, i can see. we need to be let off at the natural history museum. i stop at 81st street. boy: mrs. macnamara, someone's left their suitcase. it's pretty heavy. don't touch it, caleb. i want everyone off this bus right now.

lemke told me if cases peak in july even at the end of july, he thinks hospitals will be okay but ifases continue to increase after july, that could be a bigger problem. craig? >> joe fryer there in houston. joe, thank you >>> we have a lot more ahead including new jersey's governor will join us live. new jersey pausing its reopening now. we'll talk to him about the pause next hour. >>> first, breaking news out of washington this morning and has to do with the story that russia allegedly paid bounties on the lives of u.s. troops overseas. this morning, there are reports that the white house was aware of that intelligence as early as last year. we've got reaction from the trump administration and russia. let's start with nbc's kristen welker at the white house for us this morning kristen, good morning to you >> reporter: good morning to you, savannah. the white house will brief democratic members of congress about the russia plot today after briefing republicans monday it's unusual to have two separate ones for members of different parties. it does come amid calls about what the presi

julie co-chairs and peggy is a member of that. we spent a long time looking at this cycle of crisis and comply san si and what was required. one of the alarming things was the decision taken by john bolton in the spring of '18, to dismantle the senior director within the white house charged with leading the effort and being vigilant and exercising a level of coordination and discipline across a fragmented field, and relating to also those outside interests. that dismantling of capacity left us very vulnerable going into this. president trump, i think there were other things going on that this was seep as a distraction or seen as unwanted competition, this pandemic in terms of the re-election campaign. impeachment was unfolding. so there was not a will at the top to seize on the first disclosures, which started december 31st. the president didn't even begin to address this until january 18th. even then it was not taken seriously. so there were questions of political choice and priorization at that level. but the institutional capac

maybe to late july also of the de young museum plans on opening july 7th for members and july 10th for the general public. >>but for now in san francisco charles clifford kron 4 news. >>tonight, we know the dixie chicks are dropping the dixie the band has changed its name to just the chicks saying quote we want to meet this moment they have made the announcement on their website and updated all their social media handles. they also released a new song called march, a tribute to protests for equality and social issues over the past decades. the song will be on the chicks first album in nearly 14 years it set to come out in july. last summer by the are in counties, dixie school district in northern sandra fell was renamed the miller creek elementary school district. after some in the community said the dixie name was a reference to the southern confederacy and slavery. >>disneyland splash mountain ride is getting a new theme at the parks in both california and florida. it will now have a princess and the frog themed the change comes after critics does either. re theme the ride because it

approaching 90 degrees but a typical late june and early july pattern. will have this evenings dog walking forecasts at 6:00. >>> and east bay healthcare providers pledge to combat systemic racism. >>> washington, jefferson, jackson, and more. the push in one city to rename streets named for former presidents. >>> the perception of the police has changed dramatically and the calls for reform have only grown louder in recent weeks. coming up we talked to some of the newest police officers in san jose about how they are goin thjo lational parks to welcome back visitors. >>> muir woods national monument is the latest and one of the last rights in the national park service to reopen. but it is going to look different for visitors. don ford explains. >> reporter: here at the entrance to muir woods usually there are thousands of people. come monday they will be back. pandemic leak closed for more than three months stopping tens of thousands of visitors from around the world from seeing some of the largest trees on earth and new rules. >> we recommend that you

july on al-jazeera. it's very difficult as a chef or restaurant or to buy shrimp with the confidence that what you're serving is going to be good seafood by nature is a hybrid model and sometimes trump is raised using production drugs. that are not approved for use in the us the f.d.a. simply isn't testing enough on the imported market to really find all of these violent president take note on al-jazeera. when you see big groups of people walking through europe they're all individuals with children the lawyers you have to hear all of them and to treat them with something within respect. that a new theory by. china's move to squash hong kong to send a machinable security law is passed that could send protest leaders to jail for life. for you watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back also ahead it was it was the chill we visit a town in britain where work speak coming increasingly scarce as boris johnson lays out his plan to rescue the economy is not to say it's not safe to go home.

but some owners are rebelling and vowed to reopen their doors on july the 4th anyway. and the war on pub react means i'm now joined by local pub owner fianna hornsby fair enough thank you for joining us and what did you think when you heard the july the 4th opening could be reviewed and then pull it out is just just ridiculous we can't wait any longer for the government's a decision we really we've waited long enough but it still took me to distant saying can you really survive we can survive but it would certainly make a contribution least we're still a business operation was still in carrying costs despite the fact we've got a rental muscle of bills and we've got to find a way in the well boris johnson seems to be hinting that the 2 meet a social distancing could be cut what do you hearing. with again everything is just a position where we're live in the papers every day we're looking at twitter every day where you know you can't there's no answer so there's no communication whatsoever from the government from the councils allowed so what we should be plan and how we

one of them will enter phase 3 study in july. this is one that has already shown in preliminary studies, some very favorable response in the animal models that were developed to recess stasio kron 4 news. >>covered california has extended the current special enrollment deadline through the end of july the company announced today, it wants to give consumers more time to sign up for health care covered california initially opened be health insurance exchange between march 20th in june 20th for any eligible uninsured individual who needed health care coverage amid the covid-19 pandemic the new deadline means anyone who meets the eligibility requirements can now apply for coverage through july 31st. tonight a state capitol staff member self quarantine after being the first in the building to test positive for covid-19. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the situation. >>work resumed at the state capitol tuesday after a legislative aide in the assembly tested positive for the coronavirus in a memo we obtain sent to law

by july 11th. hospitalizations in texas up 108% since just memorial day.ght in houston and dallas. florida shattering its daily record for the fifth time this

san francisco must clear 300 homeless by july 20th.tics of the settlement say it criminalizes the homelessness. >> when they come through with sweeps, moving the tents it is disheartening. >> the city says it is moving people who are homeless into hotel rooms or sanctioning encampment sites. the space is limited, uc hastings says the agreement is cutting down illegal drug use in the neighborhood, and clearing up a public health hazard. >>> 7:35 now, police investigating, after some spray- painted racial slurs on a parked car that had signs for black lives matter in the window. the front window was smashed, both sides of the car were vandalized. investigators hope there is a surveillance video from saturday night or early sunday to help track down whoever did it. the owner of the car is african- american, he says he doesn't want, but says he has parked his car for years without having a problem. >> to feel the negativity of someone literally vandalizing my property and letting their voice be heard, in that type of manner, you know, kind

calling for people to come under state on the 1st of july and processed of this national security law even though the police has fans. and to find that if anyone's come up that will be considered as an illegal assembly but we should do that because this is a human rights and a fundamental right to have the freedom of assembly freedom of speech. freedom of assembly freedom of speech of these protests on the streets of we have seen in the past months in the past years this is certainly nothing new but do you do you think you have to admit defeat now. no i don't think we'll we should admit defeat at this point it's true that the chinese government is 5 passing on legislation using really strong had approaches but actually that means they're actually running out of tricks that they can feel at home cronk they have run out of any other feasible measures so that they have to adopt such a hard line approach and we think that this is due to the international community is actually turning against china after the call that 19 condemning countries are starting to realize the threat that china pr