the restaurants near levi's stadium, some of them record their busiest day of the entire >> levi stadiumts home game record of nearly 72,000 fans last season and southbay businesses were packed with the faithful who now wonder how long levi's will be closed off to spectators. >> it is just a sad situation all the way around. i can't wait until we get through this and back to some sense of normalcy. >> the niners are not the only one starting off without fans. but there is one game that will allow fans, that's this december against the cowboys allowing a limited number of fans inside the stadium.>>> coming up, crews from out-of- state arriving to help in the firefight only to be targeted by thieves. >>> a firefighter loses his emily farm during the fires. how he steps up to help want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>> some pretty heartless people

the restaurants near levi's stadium, some of them record their busiest day of the en fall season on 49er game day. >> levi stadium shattered its home game record of nearly 72,000 fans last season and southbay businesses were packed with the faithful who now wonder how long levi's will be closed off to spectators. >> it is just a sad situation all the way around. i can't wait until we get through this and back to some sense of normalcy. >> the niners are not the only one starting off without fans. but there is one game that will allow fans, that's this december against the cowboys allowing a limited number of fans inside the stadium.>>> coming up, crews from out-of- state arriving to help in the firefight only to be targeted by thieves. >>> a firefighter loses his emily farm during the fires. how he steps up to help lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you

levi strauss ceo chip bergh.e on that conversation later in the show including his thoughts on tiktok. all right. coming up, talking more about the executive order on tiktok. president trump now going after we chat as well, what banning it in the u.s. means for businesses like apple and walmart. -- a prayer granting programming note. do not miss david westin's conversation with larry summers and jillian ted on how the pandemic aid in the united states is having a skewed impact. wall street week, this evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could 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. that's why we're helping you stay ahead and adapt with a network you can count on, 24/7 support and flexible solutions that work wherever you are. call or go online today. yeah. this moving thing never gets any

then jacques levy's book -- jacques levy was the official biographer of cesar chavez in the early years. his book was published in 1974. so there's obviously a big gap after that. but because he was authorized, he was allowed this incredible access to chavez and chavez and the union knew that they would have the right to review the manuscript beforehand and what levy did was tape everything also and transcribe all his tapes and ultimately had a falling-out with chavez's heirs and sold his collection to yale university. so there, again, these hundreds of tapes. he was present at negotiations and at inner circle meetings. they were a wonderful resource. he went with chavez on a trip to europe where, among other things cesar and helen chavez had an audience with the pope and levy was just there, not in the audience with the pope but on the flight back, tapes cesar talking about the trip and about what it meant to him to meet the pope. so it was a wonderful resource for me. gregg: do you repeat any of those stories for us recent readers? miriam: absolutely. i do repeat the stories and then

please welcome dan levy. whoa!n, toronto, t-o, buddy. >> big t-o yeah, i know all the lingo, 4-1-6. >> that is exactly where i am. >> really? >> yeah. >> i did a few major motion pictures that way. >> i'm well aware. >> oh, did you know that? you were a little kid. >> i was in toronto, any time a movie comes, especially a big one with big famous people in it. the whole city is aware of who is here, i was aware of your whereabouts the entire time you were here. i hope it's not scary or unsettling. >> no, it's awesome. i saw you at the mtv awards, it was sort of embarrassing for me because when i brought you out, i was giving you an award, which was nice. much deserved, i was back with aubry plaza, we were going to introduce the award to you. this kid, noah centriono is before us and he is like a megasuper star, and the place was going so bazooties, and when we left, and he was supposed to come on, they were booing us. it was like, he is still in the building, why are you ruining everything? >> first of all, i was th

last football season was the first year at levi's. the brothers said it was successful. so far the 49ers have one game that fans can watch in-person but that's because it's in dallas against the cowboys which is allowing fans at the home games. >>> time now 4:40. >> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, two boston companies are teaming up again. the inspiration behind the boston cream and the jelly doughnut flavored beers. >>> and we are going to take another look outside before we head to break. this is a look at san francisco from our treasure island camera. it is 4:41 right now. we'll be right back. hey, my twitter is blowing up! dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, still waiting for the spicy chicken strips, so many about spicy chicken strips. wow, i hear you. so i'm bringing back my juicy 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99! is it the juicy 100% all-white meat? or because you can spice them up or cool them down? you wanted them back really bad... get my spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99. >>> the restau

levy. you can't touch this cold. cold. cold no fiery speech so hard all the teachers say oh my lord go be expansive all the dates. i'm sorry can't meet the. ground just come out. no look and these are good people. i told you students. you better pull that america. is the c.d.c. not me. ok go wash your name. for a shoot in place let's all be safe oh gosh are you so blue back at 60 you better not coping your better season attention oh baby chicks your kill the time to go like this like that you're ok you go to the pet everybody feels good just too much and these other things that you can't touch. no i told you. why are you so cold back up. every time you see me that believe it's a good time i'm going to keep my head glued to the case is old right now why would i stop doing this while others didn't feel i don't want to b. c. yeah this is still covert 19 special here and do they'll pay you news a lot was dr quentin j. levy a wrapping principle from alabama usa cool but it's not that simple is it at least not everywhere in the

as pa rt levied against the people here. as part of the loosening of the coronavirus lockdown, this is what they have done in the forest with us 500 people gathered over the weekend and. thank you for your company. coming up next, it is the film review. hello there, and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's releases. with tenet dominating cinemas, some of this week's best new releases are on digital. one that particularly intrigues me is the darkly comic psychological thriller called she dies tomorrow. do i have to wear the helmet? yeah, definitely very important to wear the helmet. you know, these things look like big toys, but at the end of the day, if you hit anything to fast into straight on, this thing could flip right over. well, i'm going to die anyway. written and directed by actor amy seimetz, it stars kate lyn sheil as amy, a party girl who becomes convinced that she's going to die tomorrow. her friend jane thinks that she's imagining things, but then

. >>> we are getting a better idea of what the 49ers will have for their season at levi's gives way to destruction afte >>> new at noon, the niners have confirmed the season will start september 13 against the cardinals, without fans in the seats. this, from a statement in the last couple of hours. they will work with local officials regarding the potential to bring fans back to levi's stadium later in this season. >>> familiaronthe esak protesters in kenosha, wisconsin, following an officer- involved shooting. jacob blake was shot in the back on sunday and his father says he is now poorly rise to mot down. >>orr: protesnode a citywice otcoblake to be held accountable. >> setting this truck on fire is how some protesters respond. >> reporter: they are using tear gas, sonic blasts and it is with the effort to disperse protesters who have stayed out past curfew. blake, a black man, was shot in the back on sunday during all quotation with police as he tried to get in his car. a video on social media appears to show an officer shooting blake at least seven times. he is said to be paralyzed

but i was talking to your co-star dan levy and he was saying that really, it's the most fitting outcome with him more [ laughter ] >> seth: it must have been, you know, your show took this, i feel like had this crazy arc isn't even the right word because it kept going up which is, it was a show not a lot of people saw and then it was this building sort of cult feeling about it and then all of a sudden, in its final year, it's an emmy darling what a fun run that must have been for you >> it's been so wild because when we started out, it was really just this little show on ththe cbc in canada and we shot, you know, in toronto and then we go up north 45 minutes and shoot in this little town called goodwood, ontario. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's hilarious. >> hold on to that for a second. so yeah, it felt really small and insular. and so to have it be where it is now is, it's pretty wonderful. >> seth: is it true that you felt nostalgic and make a trip back to goodwood recently? >> yep, yep. [ laughter ] it is not my finest moment, i would say. i was getting a little stir crazy and nostalgi

: tonight on "late night with seth meyers --" sean hayes creator and star of "schitt's creek," dan levyloser look. featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now, seth meyers ♪ >> seth: how is everyone doing tonight? i just googled how long do wasps live because i genuinely missed the ones in my attic let's get to the news. president trump on twitter this morning suggested postponing november's presidential election but just until the republican can find a v november's presidential election on twitter. all right, well, seeing as the two candidates have a combined age of 151, i wouldn't recommend pushing it too much. president trump wants to postpone the november election apparently, his newest adviser told him if you feel like you are about to get sacked, you got to buy yourself some time. "technically the term for what i'm doing is scrambling. we're scrambling." after frequently refusing to wear a facemask around the capitol, republican congressman louie gohmert has tested positive for coronavirus but don't worry, his neck is fine that's right, republican congressman louie gohmert has

he writes, under the new order of things, there are no levies, nothing like this. but the members are invited to dine with the president. i include this also for information for people who haven't seen this. this is the blueprint for jefferson's white house. and the dining room you can see in the upper left was where these events would have taken place. he continues, what, if strange, is that only federalists or only democrats are uninvited at the same time. the number in a day is generally 8 and when the federalists are invited, there is one of the heads of the departments which make nine. mr. reed and myself and wadsworth among others were honored with the early invitation. we received and entertained. now, jefferson wanted to create this idea, and succeeded, of having a very informal white house. the best image i could think to illustrate this is one of these wonderful portraits by peter weidel, who is now artist and resident in georgetown. but he depicted jefferson's study here. it's the southwest corner of what is today the state dining room. and you can see i

sports settling in. 49 empire left out at levi stadium. nh land nba playoffs, back and getting shots up too. >>> we may be missing preseason football but tomorrow you can get your post season fix right here on kpix 5. tune in starting at one for our 49ers classic re nba playoffs after three day hiatus. one is in the books. the pregame theme in orlando, florida. among players and coaches in wake of the jacob blake shooting milwaukee players stayed in the locker room during the anthem. bucks and white. geanis unstoppable. marvin williams with a long ball to extend the lead. milwaukee won game five here 118-104 and eliminated orlando four games to one to get miami. next round. now part of the players nba deal to continue the playoffs have home venus like shay center used as voting locations for the november elections. dray moan green summed it up this way. >> if you a performer and in the nosebleed the only way you can hear him because there is a microphone. if we leave the stage and drop our microphone we can no longer speak for those people

the forty-niners held their first practice at levi stadium today ahead of their season opener in a few weeks sports director jason dumas we'll have the latest from santa clara. and neck. she spent more than 2 decades in prison for a nonviolent drug offense now alice johnson has been fully pardoned by the president. the emotional speech she >>so alice in central park has been signed. you might want to keep that one. >>well president trump he has grant of alice johnson, a full pardon. the action comes 2 years after he did commute her prison sentence. johnson was a first time nonviolent offender she served 21 years and an alabama prison after being convicted on drug charges and on the last night of the republican convention last night she did share her personal story. >>some say you do the crime you do the time. how ever that time should be fair and just 6 months after president trump granted me a second chance he said the first step act into law all it was real justice reform and it brought joy hope and freedom to thousands of whale deserving my faith in justice and mercy was reward it.

why there's hope for some fans who may be in the stands at levi at some point this year. >>> also ahead, the giants latest win at oracle may be the highlight their season so far. >>> and happening now some incredible new video just coming in from southern italy where swimmers and sunbathers weren't expecting something like this to happen. this is a tornado hitting the beach. now that video you can see people running to get to safety. you saw that seconds ago. the tornado actually started as a waterspout over the water and then made landfall picking up the sand and debris making a big swirling vortex. luckily no reported injuries. we'll be right back. >>> some news niners fans never wanted to hear, probably not going to be in the stands, especially those ticket holders. the team confirming fans will not be in the stands when the niners kick off their season at levi's week one. they're leaving open the possibility later this season if that situation improves. some teams do plan to have limited fans in the stands as the season kicks off including the chiefs 15 days from now right here on n

you, the niners are back at levi's stadium. many fans are excited the season is starting to get under way. >> but it's what the team's quarterback was wearing as he arrived that is getting a lot of buzz. jimeny g. showing up at training camp today wearing a shirt with a picture of george kittle on it. in the picture, kittle is wearing a picture of a t-shirt with jimmy g. the buzz is because george kittles in a contract dispute with the team, and i think we now know that jimmy g. is coming down on the side of george kittle. not much of a surprise. stanley cup qualifiers next. >>> the return of hockey for many of us, it looks very different with the masks and the players in a bubble. but that is what stanley cup hockey looks like. sidney crosby on the ice in black and gold trying to get the penguins on another run, but will carey price give montreal a chance in this series? rid.k on your door, it's a hockey back to visit. >> we've all been stuck in quarantine we're ready to unleash the beast.

trump: no, the levy. in orange, we are excited and we are moving forward with about 45 miles of different types of wall. pres. trump: it will stop the water from pouring in? >> we are confident it will. butonly in orange shreveport, those communities have walls and we will continue to develop and improve those walls and collectively those three projects will improve the protection of over 100,000 residents of this community. energy sector.al pres. trump: what is your timing on that? >> we are starting right now with orange and we are looking in all three of those products between 2025 and 2027. the judge is a great partner in this and we are doing this with the local community and state. this is a partnership from top to bottom to develop something that not only will withstand storms but allow the community to take care of these projects in the future. pres. trump: what do you think the cost will be? >> right now with the bipartisan budget act, we got $4 billion to move these three projects forward. we ha

[laughter] the levy. now withe the ability ofs design, different types wall and -- that will stop the with those communities that have walls and we are going to continue to develop those walls and those are going to improve the protection of 100,000 residents in this community and the critical energy structure. starting that it -- we are starting to design right now and are looking at the projects being complete between 2025 and 2027. what makes them incorrect -- what makes them impressive is we are doing it with the local communities. it is a partnership from top to bottom that will not only withstand it but allow the communities to take care of it. >> what do you think the cost will be? got $4t now, we've billion to move these three projects forward. also we received additional funds to study the remainder of the gulf coast. we have studies we are going to publish in the next month that .ooks at houston and galveston pres. trump: is that part of the original approval? >> that study was part of that. cal

so cambridge analytica- was working with levy you for a period of time. in order to ststart to analyzee data to figure out who in the united kingdom would be persuaded to vote to leave and this was an initial piece of data work using. u. k. independence party data and a survey that asks people about why they would want to leave or not and cambridge analytica found quite a few different groups of people who would be interested in voting to leave and identify those people. talked about their psychographics and what type of messaging would persuade them. and that was delivered so levy year which- whether they use that knowledge fully or not they created their own data company in order to. have a full national campaign that as we know now use disinformation abuse data laws and even contravenes electoral spending regulations the united kingdom was really not their democracy was sold to the highest bidder. unfortunately the highest bidder was erin banks there's another very interesting episode in the book where you talk about your journey t to paris to o pitch

brother so position has come from numerous quarters including from a prominent french intellectual levyis no stranger to backing revolt. the united nations. for me it's the war that comes 8 years too late. these are almost all default defense of operations targeted defense for permissions to protect the civilian population at the request of the interim governing council i have the impression france could envisage that and it would have submitted it as part of a political plan that you will discover in the next few days. how can we put right up all for failure to act with regard to syria well by trying to imagine and perhaps to provoke a configuration such as that which is prevailed in libya. you're not only europeans you are the best of the europeans i. live down to your holy pryor and then he started to the minsk dialogue council on international relations good morning to you we've good morning we've just shown our viewers that you know levy has a track record of supporting revolutions so was it expected then to see him meeting with ticket office. well i mean. that was like news for fo

>> no, for the levy. >> we are excited, as the judge said we are moving forward with design, we have about 25 miles of wall and also about seven spaces in 30 days. >> that will stop the water from going in? will,, it will also create walls.m to improve the collectively those three projects are going to improve connection on growth in this community. critical infrastructure and energy infrastructure. >> what is your plan there? >> we are looking at all three of those projects being beat between -- being between 2025 and 2027. what is great as we are doing with this with the local community, it is a partnership from top to bottom. it will not only withstand the storms, but also allow communities to take care of these projects. >> what you think the cost will be? >> right now with the bipartisan toget act we got $4 million move these projects forward, we have the funding in hand. also as a part of that act we received additional funds to study the remainder of the gulf coast. we're going to publish findings in the next month, it looks at houston, galveston -- >> is that part of the orig

what's your thought on levi? >> i happen to like chip burg. i like levis but right now the apparel business unless you're in colombia sportswear or lululemon is the place to be as much as i think levis will be a winner long term, it's too long term for this guy all right. this is not a v shaped recovery. i need you to go i'm not listening. i'm not listening when those chatter heads -- excuse me, ill advised people come on our show and enter on the paper tell you this market is telling you about a v shaped recovery. look at these stocks look at the stocks that brought us here. you see any recovery there no on "mad money" tonight, home depot and walmart grabbed headlines but i'm focus on a boxed retailer concerns about the u.s. recovery put the dollar on the defensive but can the status be the world's number one currency? i'm going to go off the charts for a surprising story and colombia sportswear through the uncertainty? i'm talking with the ceo after earnings so stay with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcra

his dad, eugene levy, and catherine o'hara. it wasn't until netflix started streaming episodes in 2017 that it really took off. ♪ you're simply the best ♪ better than all the rest >> levy created a world where love and acceptance are the norm. >> david is my boyfriend and i've never been happier in my life. >> as a gay person getting to tell stories about my community, those moments were really special to me. i think back to even 10, 15 years ago. i would never have, a, even had that opportunity let alone be able to get into a room to even pitch a story where that exists. >> in a documentary about the show's final season, the cast received thank you letters from mslgbtq rely believe that shows like "schitt's creek" will serve as a catalyst to help change the world into a kinder, safer, more loving place for all lgbtq people to live. >> when the cameras stopped rolling and i stopped sobbing, i did sit down and i read all of those letters and it was pretty remarkable. i think you realize too, television when used for good can aff

december 26th of 20181 trend john was charged with state subversion of the serious offense and chandra levy was hoping to get a glimpse of him in court but again state security had gathered in front of homes right. now and the family is trying to put these experiences behind them will take time for them to get back to a new movie life. gone for those who are the after my release my son and i were very affectionate with each other at least on the surface but the estrangement is quite obvious. when i tell him something he opposes me he rebels this gives me a headache i feel embarrassed. i wanted to become closer to each other. right now one tonight has a lot of time to spend with this family of origin is going to be involved as lawyers licensed to use for it you plan to appeal and to sue the government what's wrong with. many couples living in different countries have long distance relationships the pandemic has made their situation even more difficult especially if they're not married among them as hard up from brussels whose relationship is now under a lot of strain. hannah and dry and have

6000000 jews the jewish museum stands as a symbol of transformation the building by architect daniel levy scans grabbed headlines around the world when it opened in 2001 but there were issues the exhibition inside came as an afterthought to the imposing architecture more recently the museum's last director got tangled up in controversy now after a lockdown the museum is reopening under new leadership with a new permanent exhibition. it's been. after almost 2 and a half years of construction and delays due to the pandemic the jewish museum has a new cool.

levi hanson was one of the guides it's very surreal to be to know that you're walking around you on the phone it's being controlled by someone you know on there so far and it does feel a bit sort of you know it's surreal and a bit sort of futuristic in some way by late june almost 1000000 people had taken one of these virtual tours then the islands were reopened for visitors but the recording of each virtual tour is still available online it's a fun tool it's something to do while you're bored at home and you know and look down there and isolation so it's it's it's entertaining but it's also informative you know the idea is to what people's appetite. and get them to want to come in and experience this in real life. social media is becoming increasingly important to get people excited about travelling instagram has played a major role in establishing troll tanga in norway the crimean or in paris and the . nixey in bavaria as photo hotspots and i admit to having waited in the queue before to shoot this photo in mexico on the instagram account insta repeat you can see how like many holiday

european union says of still hopes to strike a deal with the united states over the issue of aircraft levies the u.s. announced yesterday it would maintain a 15 percent tariff on airbus planes the longstanding dispute is connected to the boeing airbus rivalry the u.s. says airbus received too much european state aid. air be in b.'s revenues fell by 67 percent in the 2nd quarter compared to the same period last year the home sharing platform has been hit by the squeezing global tourism caused by the pen demi but it's still considering an i.p.o. before the end of the year. the central chinese city of han is the place where the then new coronavirus 1st appear from there it spread across the globe bringing with it the dangers problems and life changes that we are now dealing with every day one is also one of the 1st places to go back to some degree of normalcy and it could provide a picture of what's in store for the world trying to recover from dependent pick. for 76 days between january and april human activity was massively curtailed in this city an outbreak of covert 1000 in may lead to a br

6000000 jews the jewish museum stands as a symbol of transformation the building by architect daniel levy scans grabbed headlines around the world when it opened in 2001 but there were issues the exhibition inside came as an afterthought to the imposing architecture more recently the museum's last director got tangled up in controversy now after lock down the museum is reopening under new leadership with a new permanent exhibition. it's been a long slog but after almost 2 and a half years of construction and delays due to the pandemic berlin's jewish museum has a new core exhibition. germany's culture minister has high hopes for the opening. the opening of the new permanent exhibition marks the beginning of a new era in this place which is so important for us all. as space has been created where jewish people can recognize their own lived experience and when non jewish visitors can also read and learn about the richness of jewish culture and german jewish relations. there are also high hopes for the museum's new director hetty beg she took over in april and has an exciting and challenging

over aircraft tariffs and comes after the us that it would be maintaining a 15 percent levy on airbus planes the longstanding dispute is connected to the boeing airbus rivalry us says airbus receives too much european state. the european commission has reserved up to 200000000 doses of a potential covert 19 vaccine from u.s. pharmaceutical company johnson and johnson the e.u. executive arm said the contract would allow all 27 member states to purchase the vaccine and also to donate to lower income countries. china says it's come up with its 1st nucleic acid testing laboratory for covert 19 such labs can be transported easily return results on site without the need for additional parts for testing. now a day after receiving another box of safe aged german travelled group to a has posted disastrous coarsely figures revenue is down a startling 98 percent amounting to a $1400000000.00 euro net loss between april and june with some travel restrictions still in place and the prospect of more lock times on the horizon a recovery may still be a long way off. the same as the vendors wouldn't n

levy a rapping principal from alabama usa cool but it's not that simple is it at least not everywhere in the world because to wash your hands with soap and water you need access to soap and water and according to the united nations 43 percent of schools around the world lock exactly that and that's bad in the best of times but during a pandemic it poses a major health risk to school kids and teachers alike. that. our schools around the world struggle to reopen after the lockdown because of the coronavirus pandemic the 1st lesson in classrooms is wash your hands but for many children and least developed countries this is not an option because they lack basic hygiene facilities unicef w.h.o. report shows that 818000000 children lack basic cond washing facilities at their schools which puts them at increased risk of covert 19 and other transmittable diseases more than one part of these children 295000000 are from sub-saharan africa. in the least developed countries 7 out of 10 schools lack basic conned washing facilities and half the schools are without basic sanitation and water service

6000000 jews the jewish museum stands as a symbol of transformation the building by architect daniel levy scans grabbed headlines around the world when it opened in 2001 but there were issues the exhibition inside came as an afterthought to the imposing architecture more recently the museum's last director got tangled up in controversy now after a lockdown the museum is reopening under new leadership with a new permanent exhibition. it's been a long slog but after almost 2 and a half years of construction and delays due to the pandemic jewish museum has a new cool exhibition.

6000000 jews the jewish museum stands as a symbol of transformation the building by architect daniel levy scans grabbed headlines around the world when it opened in 2001 but there were issues the exhibition inside came as an afterthought to the imposing architecture more recently the museum's last director got tangled up in controversy now after lock down the museum is reopening under new leadership with a new permanent exhibition.

in this approach is that to algorithms work together one generates under the checks almost like how levy and honey fareed. is like an arms race right you have to generated a tries to generate some images in the beginning you know it's just like some random pixels but then what you try to do is you tell instead of telling it where to improve like traditional supervised learning you just tell it no it's not good enough so you improve improve again until you would fool the discriminator so that discriminated can't sell any more what a difference is that in itself that proves the algorithms work in the wrong without human assistance. to look like this one minute long video took 4 days to make it's a deep faith generated by how little it is. seem. to create it they use face what technology and videos of comedians imitating us politicians. go to the biggest put is the fake algorithms were fed 5000 images but there's no secret recipe for the perfect the fake it. sometimes we don't know why we add more data and the it gets worse. so there's a little bit of. like magic and you know cooking over t

life so it really mean that the individual students who are hit right now will just on everett's have levy less prosperous will be. doing not as well as they would have gotten almost education is there any way to head off these negative outcomes for young people and i think we have to try to do everything to enable trigger and to learn again and right now really so wherever it's possible if the vice. situation allows that we should try to open up schools where this is not feasible schools really need to switch to online teaching right away it is important that the kids are not left on their own again and teachers have to explain the material and check how the kids are doing we have to make sure that we make up the lost material that we should focus particularly on the basic skills that are the foundation for additional learning and to make schools even better in the future more effective in helping kids to learn and i think we need to provide particularly additional support for the weeks you professor noguera vice man of the ethan center for the economics of education thanks for your insig

president has levied on a sitting president even in a campaign season.spent a lot of time, he spent a little time talking joe biden, backing him up and a large part of the 15 minute speech, it was a call to action you saw throughout the night, a worry the democrats won't show up to the polls, ptsd from 2016 when it comes to voting. shannon: pretty direct remarks from the woman who hopes to be vice president. >> i know a predator when i see one. donald trump's failure of leadership has cost lives and livelihoods. shannon: has been a lot of talk that she will be an attack dog against the president and taken on directly and it will be harder for the president to respond to her than it would be directly to joe biden. >> this speech, i don't think anything stood out but the historic moment of it stood out, woman of color on a national presidential ticket but the sad part is a bunch of proctors of state that was empty in the room, don't know why they were taking the one shot, tough at the end of the speech, applause from people in boxes and kind of that moment

at the moment, the 5p levy only applies to single use carrier bags in large stores, those employing more0 people. but, from next april, the charge will double and will apply in all shops. the government says the initiative aims to protect sea creatures by reducing plastic pollution in the ocean. it claims that, since the charge was introduced in 2015, there has been a 95% reduction in plastic bag sales in major supermarkets. you know, it's not long ago that supermarkets were issuing around 7 billion carrier bags a year. that has now been reduced by 95%. now we want to extend this approach to other retailers as well, who between them probably issue at the moment over 3 billion bags a year. we think we can have a similar impact to reduce further the issuing of plastic bags and extend what has actually been a very successful policy, supported by the public. but environmental campaigners dispute that. they say we're just buying billions of thicker so—called "bags for life" instead. the environmental campaign group greenpeace says the government should go further and set targets for reducing