krista, what does that mean to you? each otherand being kind, and i think that music and all the creative arts therapies is a wonderful way that we can believe again to start supporting each other again in a safe way. i do think that we all are vulnerable, right now, no matter what labels we are carrying and i think that all the arts allow a tool, to be used as a tool, for a way to reach out to each other and start supporting each other. krista samborsky in canada and christine sullivan in new zealand, on the power of music for them during lockdown. next we're going to look at those for whom making music is a livelihood. if you are a musician, if you're playing in small venues, on festival stages, or in grand concert halls, well, that source of income pretty much dried up with the global lockdown, and it is a world that's not going to be easy to bring back. so next we are looking at an exceptional ensemble of black and minority ethnic players. the chineke!orchestra. here is a glimpse of their last live concert before lo

christina sullivan in new zealand and krista samborsky in canada and the power of music.ivelihood. if you are a musician, if you play in small venues or grand concert halls, that sort of income pretty much dried up with the global lockdown and it is a world not easy to bring back. next we are looking atan to bring back. next we are looking at an exceptional ensemble of black and minority players. this is a glimpse of the last live concert before lockdown. .. (music glimpse of the last live concert before lockdown... (music playing) a professional double bassist created the foundation and orchestra in 2015 to champion diversity and a change in classical music. and the coronavirus pandemic and the lockdown has meant real personal pain. it made a real difference to her and her musicians. i would like to start by asking you about the impact of the lockdown. it has had devastating impacts, to be honest, ata devastating impacts, to be honest, at a variety of levels. depending on how established you are and how much you depend on living from one day to the next or whether you ar

krista there enjoying the sights, sounds and smells of the canadian wilderness.e goes, made famous for a sport bringing people from all over the world, including henry golding. we do not recommend that you try this at home. insane! i saw him fly about 30 feet! 0n something that is pretty much... that is one of the unique things here. it may look like a few bits of bamboo strung together with wheels but is pretty much what it is. but add a hill and a few obstacles and you've got a sport that will definitely get the adrenaline running. cheering and applause. it all started when local environment —— environmentalist nikki ramped up a children's game and turned it into a heart stopping adventurous sport. this would be described as an extreme sport. more ofan insane described as an extreme sport. more of an insane sport. i think there is something wrong with you. cheering and applause. nice! he is still alive! go straight down there, by that corner. so missing about 15 trees on the way down. yes. 0k, that's important. ready? go! 0h, dear! gaining speed. gaining speed.

ask young people how they are adjusting to life in a changed world and the artist known simply as krista has died at the age of 84 he became famous for wrapping buildings and landmarks to take a look at his life and his work. i'm bringing off to our viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united. states and all around the world welcome in the united states the brother of george floyd has appealed to protesters to remain peaceful saying that his brother would have wanted peace and unity not violence terence floyd spoke today in minneapolis at the spot where his brother died one week ago today when a white police officer derek jovan held his knee on george ford's neck for nearly 9 minutes and independent autopsy has found that he died of asphyxiation due to neck and back compression that contradicts an official report from the minneapolis police. are for more let's bring in define as he moans he is in minneapolis for worse so let's talk about this all top's a report that was commissioned by the family of george floyd's revealing that he died. due to neck and back compression do people there were

but said the prosecutor no relation to the original man who was convicted of this in 1988 also krista but has now announced that stick angstrom is the suspect the case is closed. ok i think it's their poorest there live from stockholm. the organization for economic cooperation and development is now presenting its 2 year economic outlook that says cause at 19 is the worst health and economic crisis since world war 2 the o.e.c.d. secretary general and chief economist are speaking in paris let's take a listen it does not have to be either or there are things governments can do to address both challenges at once for example they can make sure specific financial support measures conditional on environmental improvements and in supporting investment for the recovery. they can direct public investment and also incentivise you know encourage private investment to accelerate to transition to a low carbon economy and while the current crisis has highlighted the need for more recipients the outlook reminds us that simplistic reactions like imposing trade restrictions to quote unquote shorten th

i'm krista over in berlin welcome to the program lufthansa management is warning that the german carrier will be smaller after the coronavirus pandemic and now we may know just how much smaller the fans of warns it could cut 22000 full time positions worldwide that would be about every 6 job and germany's flagship carrier these cabin crew members may soon need to tighten their belts lufthansa is looking to cut 100 planes from its fleet and slash 22000 full time positions with around half of those been in germany the airline says it hopes to avoid mass layoffs and plans to set up short term working schemes and offer some employees alternative contracts the cabin crew union has signaled it's ready to make some concessions there are things like productivity like arch i'm working like temporary leave willingly so these are things we could do become a range but of course people need a job guarantee afterwards we kind of. on the one side and dismissals next year on the other side that's not possible and this will be our negotiations germany's ruling coalition has pledged support of towns with

krista wigle and her partner joseph raymond meyers is with the symphony silicon valley.y held a free concert and received a huge round of applause there as you can hear from neighbors. what a gift. those are good neighbors to have. >> i want that. >> right. >> yes. i am going to go to my neighbors today, can you sing? can you youra talent? can you entertain us? we'll return to average as we bump the temperatures up four to seven degrees from 62 to 67 today and 80s near livermore and possibly around napa and 75 in redwood city and oakland about 7 72. you'll like that compared to tomorrow. 70s around the coast and 90s inland and even hotter as we head towards wednesday and some 100s trying to sneak in around antioch and fairfield.tely b t h mio uppernd inland to krsday anlready oppingsown t along the coast and into san francisco and 70s and 80s around the bay and 80s and 90s inland. a two, three-day event if you live in the extreme east bay and not going to be a repeat of last week, that's for sure. no more record highs. still need to use the air conditioner. it will cool

being targeted as an easy political win while some activists say it's the unions that are the problem krista salumi has more from new york. pepper spraying pushing and plowing into demonstrators the spotlight on the new york police department since the killing of george floyd has not been flattering and the state has moved quickly to pass reform measures but the unions representing police in the city say they're being used as political pawns and public safety will suffer what we're saying now is we're all demonized because someone is murdered in minnesota i'm going to say it again most restrained police the bobbin in the country activists say unions are a big part of the problem ya know smartphone is a civil rights attorney running for manhattan district attorney all across the country we have we've got you steps forward one step back we're electing better people we're passing better laws but these law enforcement unions are clinging to their power and they're going to do everything they can to undermine or forums into undermine individuals who are elected and. since a member of his staff co

one of the most confusing not least because the current chief prosecutor in sweden is also called krista patterson like the man who was originally convicted and cleared in 1988 now what do we know happened on that night $28.00 the 3rd rate 986 is there all of the sentiment with his family he walked down this street afterwards with his wife about quarter past 11 at night say a vegan one of the biggest busiest streets in stockholm when he got this call to someone came up behind them shot in the back a 2nd bullet wounded his wife the killer escaped apart from that clinic conviction in 1988 that's not been much to so use over this case in the past 34 years since all of died on the spot here where you can see the flowers of still being laid on his memorial. paul this murder mystery as you say it's gone on for a very long time and they've been many theories over the years haven't there. yes have been many many theories about 10000 people. have been questioned about this case now it all starts really with why would you kill all of. well he was he was loved and hated in equal measure even though

so we're back in the world of sports now with steve krista talking about we were talking earlier on have you watched on boom bust i was on and we were talking about corporations suddenly trying to make good singing kumbaya giving money to charities and talking about how good they are and how concerned they are about you know oppression in the united states especially were racial oppression well guess who's doing the same thing now yes in the world of sports i guess all of them but we're going to start with starting with p.g.a. tour they're officially back today now after 3 months of being off and they started off this morning in fort worth texas at the charles schwab challenge with a moment of silence at 8 46 am all the players their heads in a moment of silence to recognize george floyd and that is for significant 2 because that's the amount of time the ex cop who murdered george floyd was on his neck for with his knee so they did that a $46.00 am without any players' names on the t. on the sheet during that time and they just wanted to pay a tribute to. phil mickelson there and yes it'

the crime scene and a bullet went undetected until was found by a member of the public days later krista peasant was jailed in 1988 for the murder was acquitted on appeal all race has. after 34 years the suspect has been named. angstrom known in sweden as a scam be a scam to someone who works at lease. insurance company just up the street from where all of paul was was gunned down in february 1006 and you can you can see the flowers still being laid on his morial here now they've been many theories over these 34 years he killed all of its range from south africa and south african intelligence services south africa to. get it all of opposition to them and support from the eye and say it's also arranged to the kurdistan workers party off the. suite in the 1st country outside turkey to name the p.k. k. at terrorist organization but it's it's come down to how steve a swede who had political and personal reasons to hate all of them who although he was loved by the left for his progressive policies was hated by many on the right and even though there are flowers still being right. today an ele

mourners laying flowers one of a string of mistakes that cut the chances of finding the killer this man krista pets is shawn was convicted in 1909 but cleared the same year on wednesday sweden's prosecutor coincidentally also called chris to petition announced a new chief suspect. stieg angstrom previously a witness known as the scandi amount because of the insurance company where he worked and who opposed palmas socialist policies and storm killed himself 20 years ago to counter the call we're told moved on a military tour. we can't open receding interview him so my decision is to close the investigation as the suspect is deceased the naming of angstrom still without any physical evidence linking him to a murder weapon appears to put to bed the international leads investigation had followed those included the kurdistan workers party after the killings of defectors in sweden led palmer to declare them a terrorist organization while in the 1990 s. south african intelligence agents said their colleagues had been behind the prime minister's murder following palmas support for the african national

. >> off the gulf coast the national weather service hurricane hunters flew into tropical storm kristaall. has sustained winds of 50 miles per hour and forecasters say it is gaining strength. it is expected to make landfall in louisiana by tomorrow night. >> we could face a sustained tropical storm force when. we are talking wet and we are talking wind. >> the louisiana coast is under a tropical storm watch tonight with the next 48 hours. the region could see winds up to 73 miles per hour. about a foot of rain. that is the real problem with all of this. residence in low-lying areas are worried about storm surges that could reach 60. waters are already covering streets of their. city leaders leaders are asking residents to shelter in place. there are both in high water vehicles ready to go if needed to rescue people from flooded neighborhoods. the city also has some recreation centers ready to go if evacuation shelters are needed. >> here is a look at the tropical storm from space. forecasters warn storms can produce multiple tornadoes. the national weather service says coastal areas fr

>>so to get more on krista ball's path we want to check in with lawrence karnow our chief meteorologist to find out what's next lawrence yeah just been kind of a wandering around as long as that eye. >>or center that storm stays over land it just can really rebuild. but that is about to change you can see the very latest where the storm continues to churn and stay around over mexico, arts and quad a llama but now it is going to start to make its way a little further to the north and here we go sustained winds right now 35 miles per hour. so not even tropical-storm strength that will soon change will move over open waters and that's when a suspected to strengthen and then by sunday in the evening, a just off lamma 60 mile an hour sustained winds that is a forecast these can change rapidly and it looks like the potential for some very heavy flooding in mississippi outside right now we've got some hazy conditions. the weather really going to change around the bay area tomorrow, those temperatures come in weigh down 50 isn't cool winds up toward the coastline 60's in the ban only mid 70's,

krista wigle and her partner joseph meyers with the silicon valley. free concert from the balcony of their home in san francisco and they got a round of applause. it appears to me, mike, to be a standing ovation. >> definitely would be from me. i tell you what, that's so nice. let's talk about what's going on weather wise and we've got max temperatures. look at this, tuesday. jumping in the low to upper 90s inland and 80s around the bay and mid 70s around san francisco. wednesday is going to be our hottest day but i don't anticipate records and i don't anticipate this heatav lasting as long as last week which was four days. inland it will be over by friday. in fact, we'll turn our attention to wet weather. up in the sierra friday and then look at what is coming at us for saturday and even sunday. a chance of some wet weather. this is the more active model, but also the european model which happens to be just a little bit better than the other medium range model and look how cool it gets sunday. there's even a chance of snow in the sierra. back to you

my prayers are with his wife, krista, his two children, and the many ones he left behind. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, on june 1, 2020, america lost a football legend. pat d w6789 yer was a player, coach, and most importantly a dear frefpblet his ties to the 12th district of georgia run deep as he was born and raised there. he started his football career at richmond akdmi and won a state championship there. he went on to play at the university of georgia where he was a two-dime all american. mr. allen: he was known as transforming the auburn university football team as he served as head coach from 1981 to 1992 and as athletic director from 1981 to 1991. as the only auburn alumni currently serving in congress what, a privilege it is for me to stand here on the house floor and enter into

onshore breeze does tend to pick up the water hence the warnings so this drop science at the moment krista bows just left the shows the yucatan is rebuilding itself and becoming rather more strong because flooding sense of flooding throughout your town mexico really and it's brother is cousin the same in el salvador as you can see much better picture for central america it's a few showers and no more than that all the energy has gone up north with cristobal . a controversial approach i am not an idealogue let me be absolutely clear to democracy and international development the old ways doesn't cut inequality in fact the increase i was from a bestselling author and distinguished global economist you don't advocate for greed i should rely on it i sure do many times as part of having read my blog just how many women might know i'm married i'll get us already has san goes head to head we've done be somewhere i've been accused of being crazy i'm not in fact going to be on al-jazeera. one half scottish and half lebanese some diversity is really important to me and al-jazeera is the most diverse

onshore breeze does tend to pick up the water hence the warnings so let's drop science at the moment krista bells just left the shows the yucatan is rebuilding itself and becoming rather more strongly cause flooding sense of flooding throughout yucatan mexico really and it's brother it's cousin the same in el salvador as you can see much better picture for central america it's a few showers and no more than that all the energy has gone up north with cristobal . as bombs continue to rain down on afghanistan civilians are paying the ultimate price they are complicit no one is listening to these people while those responsible operate with impunity this is about owning our mistakes says about things accountability in a largely on account of war has anyone from the us military been in touch with you since the night. lines investigates afghanistan civilian loss in the u.s. air war. this is al-jazeera. this is a new line from coming up in the next 60 minutes. tens of thousands gather in washington d.c. demonstrating against police brutality in the wake of georgia for its. it can't be dying out her

you.man schiff: thank roger krista murphy. murphy: hello, can you hear me? chairman schiff: yes. sen. murphy: i want to direct a couple questions to mr. pickles. back when the protests were going on in minneapolis, the president put out a now infamous dogs ande protesters making a reference to an infamous quotation that "when the looting starts, the shooting starts." and i thought that you at twitter took the right approach in putting a label on that particular post. can you tell us about why you did that? mr. pickles: this is a policy that we launched last year. in situations where public figures who are verified on twitter, who make a statement that we deem as --, what we feel the preservation of that tweet allows essential public scrutiny and debate, then we would strike obalance to, rather than root ut the content is to allow the content to remain on twitter -- [indiscernible] sen. krishnamoorthi: why did you say it breaks the rules? mr. pickles: we added a label, we felt it violated on the publication of violence. we stopped people retreating as well. so after the previous c

. >>> krista following a developing story at a lowe's store in dublin.s a life picture just outside that store. this is happening right near tassajara road. our crew, there's at least a couple dozen police officers , this officer also using a drone as part of this investigation. as of right now, officers have not set it darkly what they are working on or if they are actually searching for someone. we will continue to follow the story and as we get information of course we will pass on to you. >> 8:09. no heater clicking on this morning steve. we know it is a little warmer than yesterday. >> that is correct. yesterday i did. by the way, that is the hayward fault. it goes right through berkeley. you asked about a half hour ago. that is definitely the hayward fault. we have serena pacific northwest if by chance you're going up in that direction, no i'm not, yes i am. okay will portland and seattle are getting rain. we got high pressure, but this time the breeze is not a factor. it was a roe weekend. yesterday turned northerly of the northerly breeze sent .

. >> turning to extreme weather, all eyes on tropical storm krista ball moving along mexico's is bringing wind and heavy rain between now and saturday, forecasters said could approach the us gulf coast between texas and louisiana this weekend strengthening to a hurricane by monday. we will keep an eye on that. todd: all eyes on the golf, thank you very much. a dozen minutes before 6 am in the east. still ahead apple putting looters on notice after stores got rated across country. kurt the cyber guy next with how apple is tracking down those stolen phones. coming up. and that protects our customers 24/7. sorry i'm late, everybody, and apologies for my appearance. you look fine. we were just talking about -- yeah, right. i look like a wanted poster. i didn't have time to get my beard routine in this morning, so... what beard routine? ah. well, the key is maple nectar. gives it that sheen. is there something wrong with my screen? -mnh-mnh. -jamie, what are talking about? you're right, alan. we should be talking about bundling home and auto with progressive, not this luscious mane of mine. [