his name is lars. and. >> lars! >> wow. >> hi, tracy! >> hi. is. >> it's so incredible to be here with you and hear your story. when i hear the words golf, yoga, the third word in that, the three basic food groups would be metallica. as a father of three, i can't thank you enough for what you do. i've been sitting here listening in the last couple minutes, and all of us out here in san francisco and my family and everywhere are grateful for what you do, and thank you for having metallica be a part of your life and your ride home than that gets you home in one piece and hopefully a little faster. >> it sure does. >> jimmy: it's such a fun thing, lars, you guys are recording this music. i wonder if you ever think about the fact that a pediatric nurse is listening to what you did in a studio on her way home from work every night. >> ah, it's just so, it's so amazing to just hear all the different ways that music and metallica connect with people. and we've been doing this for coming up on 40 year. don't tell anybody it

lars: it is making the u.s. but for energy support in germany and other parts of óeurope, the german government still wants to pursue this road. we want to speak to the contacts we have agreed upon, and we do not think we will back down just because the u.s. is unhappy about it. seen the european government coming together to announce a rescue fund for the euro zone economy, and people are talking about this as the start to debt sharing. you do not like some of that. what it be possible to amend the package to make it fit more comfortably with you question mark what is it about it that you do not like? lars: i made clear that severing liability is a no go for us. austrianetherlands and it would&. hurt as well as germany. showed thislan should be 750 billion you take the eu proposal rescue fund which is allowing the eu to issue bonds in the market which are guaranteed by the member state. that guarantee is different from trying to sever liability. i think it is a compromise. depends on the money to countries wit

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he believes the odds got a lot longer for senator kobe lar. a former prosecutor touched off the protests. >> i'd make the argument that this is unfair, which i think it is. political reality is i think she's a harder pick today because if you pick her today you still are in the position of having to inoculate and explain, you're explaining, so who's stock has risen? >> i don't think there's another person more vocal and been more spot on in the conversations about inequality and justice and the discrimination that is within the system. >> it is time that we say that bad cops are bad for good cops. >> those mimgs of senator harris in the protest itself sends a powerful mimg. she's presented well that the time. >> if you were to say to me who's the most obvious choice to he win the election, i would probably say kamala harris. you ask me who has the greatest potential, i would say -- if you asked me who would be the best person who stepped in as president on day one, who would you say? >> is that correct? >> yes, that is correct. >> atlanta mayo

but a 31 victory against relegated patter born move them up to 4th place the man of the match was lars who netted the final 2 goals. with the headed assist. there to complete his brace of the season for captain. sky watchers are a rare annular eclipse has started casting a. at over africa and is sweeping to asia. annular eclipse is occur when the moon passes between the earth and the sun but not quite close enough to our planet to completely obscure the sun's light event will be visible across a narrow band from congo brazzaville to southern china the eclipse coincides with the northern hemisphere is the longest day of the year. and you're watching due to the news from berlin i'll be back with more headlines for the top of the hour you can get more news at any time if you know about com i'm max foster thanks for each . mindlessness. like you. have to. give him she painted me. and mine.

baseball and the players association continues and now the league put what could bel r the assoatioprgame lareason that would go from june 30 until to receive their full prorated salary and expanding the playoffs. major league baseball is considering a 60 game schedule as a last resort. last night kevin youkilis says fans are not getting the full picture when it comes to the negotiations. >> the fans are dieing to see baseball but -- and they don't understand the negotiations but there is more back stories of why the negotiations are going the way they are going and the players have to make a stand. it is hard. players, no matter what they say, no matter what they do, we get rewarded in so many ways >> ids firsround pick stand suffered a d. he will be fine. he was the fastest player in the draft. the warriors opened their practice facility today after san francisco allowed teams to start practicing again ut wn since march. if sumes to be included. they have the worst record when the season was stopped. three years ago, in his first nba finals game with the warriors, kevin durant scored 38 poi

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a gunman accused of opening fire on four lar enforcement officers. has been killed. the violence erupted, authorities say they were searching for 26-year-old mason james in the afternoon, yesterday when he shot an officer while hiding in a riverbed. then, he injured two more officers who were closing in on him after a three-hour standoff cared he was shot and killed while trying to escape. from the monterey area. the start searching for him early on wednesday morning after he shot dozens of rounds at the police station hitting a deputy in the head. he managed to evade police in the second shooting victim was discovered hours later. >> this was absolutely an ambush intended to kill law enforcement. there are people who shouldn't be doing the job. we are hoping the community will heal from this. >> has father said he thinks the shooting at the playstation may have been a suicide attempt. his son had been diagnosed with schizophrenia, asked burgers, and adhd and has been in and out of jail in treatment centers. the three officers injured are expected to recover. the off

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abc 7 news reporter kate lar son has the story on what can reopen. >> hair salons and barbershops are all currently closed. but on wednesday morning a new health order allows the businesses to reopen throughout the county. swimmers will be allowed back in the pool as long as they follow state guidelines and limit the number of swimmers to one person per 75 square feet. as many as 100 people will now be allowed to attend a funeral or other service at an indoor place of worship. >> unrelated because we have been waiting patient. >> reporter: this pastor in richmond on easter was actually cited for violating the shelter in place order when about 40 people showed up to the small neighborhood church. >> it could be from $100 to $1,000 and actually jail time. >> reporter: he has not allowed more than 10 people into the church at a time. on wednesday, he expects 60 to 90 people. >> people have to sit every other seat or every third seat, and the families can sit together with masks. >> reporter: he says allowing larger memorials are important. >> i have had several funerals during the pandem

nba super lar-lebron james offering his support to wallace tweeting you don't stand alone. it comes as that confederate flag ban was met with resistance. on the ground dozens of vehicles outside the speedway waving the flag. wallace has been the catalyst for change in the predominantly white sport, recently donning a shirt that said "i can't breathe." his car getting a new paint job displaying "black lives matter." >> what would you say to other folks who have said for years now that the flag is about heritage, not hate? >> you can do whatever you want, but when it comes to a sporting event where we want all races to be included, inclusion is what we're trying to accomplish here. we're trying to -- unity. >> reporter: sam brock reporting there. nascar also said the incident, quote, only strengthens our resolve to make the sport open and welcome to all. the race car event is expected to start at noon today. >>> well, the archbishop of san francisco is speaking out about friday's toppling of a statue. he calls it, quote, hijacking of a movement. this is the 18th century catho

and we are joined now by lars feld the chairman of the german council of economic experts welcome to the program and thanks for joining us it looks like premiums for german car buyers are coming is that the right move. good afternoon i don't think it's the right move i think that we should not have any cash for clunker schemes and the car cream you know it all you already have some for e-card us the only thing that could be done in that regard is just to increase the amount that is spent by the government but it doesn't help. much to turn its form the economy towards the war climate. climate adapted car. cars that you're going to need what should the government be doing instead well usually you bring you think about. the possibilities to fight the recession you have to the 3 cheese or the government says the forty's such a program should be timely temporary targeted formative but you are in a kind of trade off regarding the permanent pervasive and predictable measures and above all there are some measures that can be targeted to the problem but can be pervasive overall so what needs

. >> after father ayden mcaleenan became pastor ineilding ref lar heard this africansymbol for, commission very interesting when we put it up. people cried. >> they did. >> it was so emotional to walk into a church and see the artwork looked like them. >> he puts up a cross for every homicide in oakland each year. after george floyd's death, and the protests, he joinlds his congregation on the street in front of the oakland diocese headquarters. >> black lives matter! >> i'm a good priest. i love, i love my

abc 7 news reporter kate lar son has the story on what can reopen. >> hair salons and barbershops are all currently closed. but on wednesday morning a new health order allows the businesses to reopen throughout the county. swimmers will be allowed back in the pool as long as they follow state guidelines and limit the number of swimmers to one person per 75 square feet. as many as 100 people will now be allowed to attend a funeral or other service at an indoor place of worship. >> unrelated because we have been waiting patient. >> reporter: this pastor in richmond on easter was actually cited for violating the shelter in place order when about 40 people showed up to the small neighborhood church. >> it could be from $100 to $1,000 and actually jail time. >> reporter: he has not allowed more than 10 people into the church at a time. on wednesday, he expects 60 to 90 people. >> people have to sit every other seat or every third seat, and the families can sit together with masks. >> reporter: he says allowing larger memorials are important. >> i have had several funerals during the pandem

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beverage distributions company he built for 30 years, he purchased san francisco speak easy ales and laroject. it was a institution and it was going on hard times and i wanted to save it. >> traditionally african- americans have not tapped the beer briary marketplace. >> craft brewing and brew pubs opened the gates. >> i'm not complaining, we have to make due with what we have and try to make it successful. >> a fourth of the black owned breweries are working with a san antonio brewer to make a positive impact. >> he lends out his recipe and everybody that makes the product and to sell it and they will give back to the community in the black lives matter efforts. >> buckner is on the board of the oakland african-american chamber of commerce resiliency fund. >> that's why i would encourage everybody to buy african- american owned. not just the beer business but businesses. >> i asked about george floyd who was killed at the hands of minneapolis police on march 25. about the worldwide protests for change. >> i'm hop full this time it will be different. it feels different, it feels like we

villages doesn't have died and tens of thousands have been displaced in the conflict between me and lars military and the attic an army. a man has been shot dead in the u.s. city of lewisville during a peaceful protest over the police killing of a black woman 27 year old that tyler charles gerth was killed when gunfire erupted during saturday's them straighten and jefferson square park protesters had gathered to demand justice for brianna taylor who was shot dead in her home by police in march officers raided her home as part of a drugs investigation but no drugs were found politicians in mississippi are debating whether to remove a confederate emblem from the state's flag ahead of a vote on the issue the symbol is widely seen as racist and came on the renewed scrutiny after black lives matter protests great the us on saturday politicians voted to begin the process of check changing the flag mississippi's population is almost 40 percent black it's the last state in the u.s. the featured feature of the confederate emblem on its flag fire and then for a is a professor of political science

massive scope for disappointment and a downside surprise and a series of markets in europe. , $1.12.larhad a huge move higher. we unwind some of the moves this morning. the dollar gets just a little bit stronger. euro-dollar sitting right on top of that level. in the equity market, futures still negative, down 13 points after a monster cyclical rally over the last three days. we are down 0.4%. in the market, 10-year treasury yield. we had a real lift to this treasury curve. your 10 year yield basically unchanged at 0.74%. jon.very good, as we prepare for the ecb and what central banks will do now and when this crisis of pandemic is over, the unemployment crisis as well, we need to speak to experts steeped in the history of what central banking do. the peterson institute has put together a terrific set of economists. you know often, adam posen joins us. we are thrilled to have with us david wilcox today from the peterson institute, with his wonderful work at the fed, particularly in statistical research. david wilcox, how do you perceive the path about any central bank will unwind themse

if we take a look at current numbers out there it's 70 in concord. 68 is the cisco so it is not lar spread the tinnitus. we did a little bit of cooling to the here we are 12 degrees cooler iird. out 10 de many inland spots. with to do this again tomorrow. drop many inland locations about 10 degrees tomorrow. even though the weather currently like it has been for the past few days. until you look here. 40 mile an hour gusts in fairfield. this is enough for a win advisory. if you're going inland through the delta. but that's a pattern involved here that sets a stage for why tomorrow's winds will be noticeably stronger for some of us. not the typical sea breeze we but happy for the past few weeks. if you look at the big picture, the first thing you notice is all the stuff going on over here. in fact if i pull out the right colors you will see that's a very different looking satellite. there's a lot going on through the entire west. as of following the store right here. see the spin? that is why tomorrow's going to be windy. is also why we are going to cool down another 10 degrees tomorrow. so

a lot of vips will make special appearances, including renee fleming, yo-yo ma and lars ulric from metallica25 years ago he arrived in san francisco and transformed the symphony. along the way, won 11 grammys, i think. awarded the national medal of arts from president obama. you can tune in sunday at 5:00. amazing memories with mtt. >> a big celebrity sendoff. >>> definitely. for sure. >>> happy friday, how are you sweetheart? >>. >> yes. she's good. she wanted to say hi to raj because you weren't here on lucy wednesday, raj. she wanted to say hello. >> sweetie pie. >> lucy, sweetie pie. jeff is cutie pie. >> lucy been learning how to use the controller. she did it earlier today. she's going to take it over. let's get you to the microclimate forecast graphics. we have that fog rolling on in, in san francisco with areas of drizzle right now. so as we get you a closer look at the temperatures, we have a cool 65 degrees. then some 50s coming as we head through later on tonight. she's got to check out what's in her dog bowl. finish up her food here. areas of drizzle. let's take you into a closer

latest anotheratest rioting is in a series of synthetic crises, which i think is just a derail 2016.larte from ever since the election, these fake crises is have been -- cris es have been hyped up by the media and make it impossible for trump to do his job. it is like he is placed in a position where he cannot really win. here he is presented with, whether it is the riots or the pandemic, when it became clear people were not going to tolerate the lockdown any longer the glamour had worn off of that one, suddenly we get these riots out of nowhere. we have seen the pattern of, whether it is bricks being stationed where the riots are occurring or the instigators wearing earpieces, clearly directing people to destroy property, i do not really understand what the media or anybody wants from president trump right now. it seems like he has been intentionally placed in a no-win situation. host: you said the media is behind the rioting in the u.s.? caller: just briefly, i understand time is limited, but when you're talking about a problem like this, society is a dynamic system of systems. and th

tonight, we welcome kelly bowl lar bollar of the independent women's forum.soners released due to fears of covid-19. more than 80,000 prisoners have been released nationwide. this is happening as the push to defund police departments is on. now this, hundreds of convicted criminals freed from new york prisons since march, rearrested hundreds of types. same thing happening in states like florida, hawaii, california. we're on that story. gianno caldwell a how the pandemic and police reforms turned a harsh spotlight on painfully wrong decisions made by local leaders. they are making many of the most important decisions in the country having far-reaching ramifications. why defunding the police, gianno says, is not the answer. rnc chairwoman, ronna mcdanielle now the trump campaign is calling cnn's brian stelter for his personal attack on trump campaign legal advisor jenna ellis. james lankford is with us. sits on homeland security on president trump declaring during the commencement address at west point we're ending era of endless wars. as afghanistan releases f

leading up to it, we probably won't have as much of a reaction that we have on the fourth ojuly.ate lars, news. th, espy at thpo look at this, this is dakota enjoying a nice dip in his 300 gallon wading pool. the zoo shared this video with us and it shows the 400 pound black bear beating the heat by splashing around in the water. he enjoys cooling down and having fun. and you know what, isn't he all of us? >> those are my weekend plans right there. >> i need a pool. can i get in? scoot over. >> he is having the time of his life. love it. and we were talking about earlier that pools could be reopening soon in san francisco. so plenty of people will be looking like dakota real soon. >> ready for that. >>> summer vacation plans basically have been flipped unle upside down, so a warning for your family as coronavirus cases surge in a number of states. >>> also going in to the unknown, a look at what went >>> good morning. we have mist and drizzle at the coast, fog in the east bay. and we'll take the temperatures down a little bit locally, but you see we still have our heat advisory until lat

joining me, jeffrey cuban, counsel lar, what will prosecutors need to prove here and why is keith ellison saying that will be difficult? >> well, with the elevated charges to second degree murder, there's an additional intent element that the prosecution has to prove. they have to prove that chauvin intended to kill. that's really what's here. it's not carelessness or negligence, not even recklessness. they have to show he intended to kill. i'm sure you remember and everyone remembers, berman, that it is very hard historically to convict police officers. think about another thing, particularly in this case. it seems to me almost certain that there will be a motion to change venue in this case. that the amount of pretrial publicity in minneapolis and st. paul will require this case to be moved out of minneapolis and st. paul. where can they go in minnesota. it will have to stay in minnesota. it's a state case. it will go somewhere, maybe one of the next biggest cities, like duluth that has a lot fewer people of color in it. you are looking at a case that is likely to have a jury with relat

. >> >> the cdc barninwarning lar gatherings put people to risk. >> i was willing to die for this. >> of the new cases in bucks county, pennsylvania announced on saturday were traced to one person who had several beachhouse gatherings on the new jersey shore. auburn university reported that athletes returning to campus tested positive, many were asymptomatic. >> how many cases will we accept on our college football this fall? >> tough questions as americans decide what they're willing to risk for a return to normal. >> reporter: jake, a new modeling study published today in the journal "nature" found that perhaps as many as 60 million infections were actually averted because of these large-scale shutdown measures that went into in effect. the lead authored from uc berkeley noting and i'm quoting him, i don't think any human endeavor has saved so many lives in such a short period of time. he went on to say that by using science and cooperating we changed the course of history, jake. >> all right. erica hill, thank you so much. a new warning from a top official. the u.s. government supp

in april and the reference perinod may, and would like many people to think the job office would be larturns out some of the hires miff set that and maybe some of the claims were pent-up demand when' people couget in earlier to make the claims. it's also possiblehe paycheck protection program has gotten people back on pay troll as well. >> reporter: where the new jobs come from in may. >> in may we saw many of the sectors th had the first b job losses. some have come back. 31 states have begun using their stay-at-home restrictions, so we can see that result there, leisure and hospitality, trade, healthcare employment, even in constr. >> reporter: earlier today, president trump was asked about what he could do to help race erelations in america andaid a strong economy, was his answer, and he pointed to these jobs numbers. but even in these jobs numbers weee the continuing disparity along racial lines and even in is lite minirebound in may we see disparity along racial lines. >> yes, that's exactly right. know that there were job offers across the -- js los across the board, devastating j

here in new york looters ransacked retail stores including as we lar talked about macy's flagship storelocks from me. sunday the neighborhood of soho completely ransacked. we've seen santa monica, california, also hit. here is the question, how do the celebrities know who was arrested after doing something peacefully. who was arrested after they loot ad local business and destroyed somebody's life? they probably need to answer those questions. there you go, charles. charles: who knows how many people might be encouraged to do those kind of things if they know someone will bail them out. cheryl, thank you very much. reporter: you bet. charles: joining me for reaction, junk americans for liberty, kristin tate. kristin, your thoughts. >> i cannot honestly think of anything so out of touch. celebrities in their gated communities, bailing out mostly white antifa members, going out and looting and burning down black communities. remember, not peaceful protesters are being arrested. if the celebrities wanted to help the african-american community they would donate money to help rebuild the num

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tens of millions of follow lars. tens of thousands of dollars per post.didn't even graduate high school. the whole idea of putting this talent together in one house, you can support each other, get ideas from each other. if one video or one content creator does well others can do. so you build everybody's numbers. apparently it's a thing. tiktok has been downloaded 2 billion times. takes minimal effort to make a video. you can maximize your potential. number of followers, with that, often times your profit. what did they do wrong? i'm joking. that is a complete joke, charles. charles: lauren, i'm also reading where, by the way i get $51 a post. no, i'm just joking. i'm reading also, lauren, where real estate agents are saying people should have a content house or room as they're trying to sell their house. people want this when they buy a house for themselves? >> real estate in general is changing especially as we all work from home. you will need more screens. you will need more private space, better internet connections, you name it. so, yes the way we

in the lar moment underway across the country, one law enforcement officer has been killed and at least 600 police officers all across the country have been injured during the outbreak of violence after george floyd's death. looking back at these moments, remember this outrage when everybody saw the videos. police officer doused with water last summer. very tame compared to where we are today. tonight as we look at where we are as a country in the process of justice, we will look at both sides. steve gaynor joins me here tonight. and dr. were shod ritchie along with political and social commentator in atlanta who spoke with the d.a. paul howard who brought these charges against the two officers. we begin with steve. good to have you here tonight. what is your reaction to the officers who have decided to not show up for work in atlanta? >> martha, thank you for having me. it's understandable given the situation that they are in. they risk their lives every day and come to work especially during these trying times and have been working the riots and the protests and working 12 and 16-hour

. >> in light of the killings of rayshard brooks, george floyd, breonna tay lar, ahmaud arbery, so many others, what do you think justice looks like? >> well, justice in the case of how we police is one in which many of the officers actually live or come from the communities in which they are patrolling. there is a level of respect and familiarity with those citizens that they are sworn to protect and serve. there's reallocations of funding to ensure that the money goes to where the need is, whether it's mental health, preventive measures, or education around drunk driving. we need to de-emphasize building up military arms for police and emphasize ways in which we can strengthen community relationships. >> it is unclear if it will include a ban on chokeholds. what's your reaction? >> well, with this president, words fall short of action. so, it'll be interesting to see what's actually in the executive order, whether or not he has authority to implement the executive order he will be signing before there can be any true reactions. he has not been one that -- he lacks voracity in the thin

moments lar,r, anoer o offer casuallylasted adams dirtlyy in the face thth pepr spspraas he l p pronen ththe vementnt in louisville, kentucky, a local reporter and photographer were hit by pepper balls while broadcasting live. the officer appeared to be aiming directly at kaitlin rust and photojournalist james dobson. >> are you ok? >> i just got shot. rubber bullets. it is those pepper bullets. >> who are they aiming that at? >> now they're shooting at the photographer. >> directly at us. >> they're shooting at our crew. a gruesome photo of the wound he received after a police officer shot him in the throat with a rubber-coated bullet. the committee to protect journalists has issued a safety advisory for reporters covering the protests, which includes avoiding working alone and wearing protective gear, including body armor. the group also warns of the increased risk of contracting the coronavirus given the difficulty of maintaining social distancing. auauthorities in m minnesota arw investstigating the role of whie supremacist may be playing in the protests. the twin cities tv station

november,lar october, december and next year will be one of the best years economically. if you look at the numbers, we were strong. it is like when you go for an operation. healthy -- weis had the greatest economy in the world. we closed it down. we saved a possibly 2.5 million lives. it could have been one million lives. i do not think anything less than that. but if you think we are at 105 million today, 105,000 today, that would mean at the lowest number it would be 10 times and that amount. i think everybody believes the you look at -- if brazil, they are having a hard time. and sweden is having a terrible time. if we did that, we would've lost one million or 1.5 million, maybe even 2.5 million lives. so we are at 100. a big move closing at up. we closed to europe. europe became infected from china. the gift from china. not good. they should have stopped it. but it is a gift from china and a very bad gift, i will tell you that. han say, how come in wu where it started, and they said we are in bad trouble, but it did not go to beijing or other parts of china -- you sa

going to be in 2020 unless there's similar sort of issues that we saw in the 2016 election with these lar platforms by bad actors, the thing with the 230 rule here is like you said, it's going to need some sort of bipartisan legislation. i don't really think this threat from the president with the executive order from a couple of weeks ago is really going to have the impact on a twitter, let's say, than he meant to be he does not like being edited on twitter. therefore, he wanted to roll back protections they have as a platform, not as a publisher i think jack dorsey, the ceo of twitter has kind of stood thhis ground here and said we're willing to have those protections rolled back because we're not going to have our platform used this way for all intents and purposes, twitter stock has acted well on the flip side, regulation is going to be a very meaningful head wind for companies going forward. obviously amazon has faced no shortage of issues, different than those of facebook and twitter. amazon keeps working higher. that seems to be the one name, prepandemic, during the pandemic, post-

despe public health exrts rnings ainst lar indoor theringsthe trum ministraon is mong forwa th planso fill a9,000-se arena foththe ray. th tens thousan more in the nrby convtion cente vice president mike pence will attend the rally and falsely claimed that in a very real sense oklahoma had flattened the curve of covivid infections. this is trump speaking monday. pres. trump: oklahoma is at a veryry low number. they have been fantastic work. they have a new, pretty new, .agnificent arena we are getting exact numbers but we're close to or at over one million people wanting to go. we have a 22,000 seat arena but i think we're also going to take the convention hall next door. 22,000 plus 40,000, which would been over 900,000 people. hopefully, they will be watching. amy: the trump campaign is requiring attendees to his rally to sign a waiver resolving the campaign. resolving the campaign of liability if an attendee contracts covid-19 but they are not requiring masks. this comes as president trump also faces outrage for choosing tulsa, oklahoma, as a location for his first rally in the fac