with libby and with jonathan as we wait to and we will be here with libby and withjonathan as we waitg hurley safely back on earth. bob behnken has got a message out saying they are fine, there is no rush, we're just they are fine, there is no rush, we'rejust going to they are fine, there is no rush, we're just going to take time. and dragon, the purge is now complete. one more check and we should proceed with hatch opening. 0k, should proceed with hatch opening. ok, good news, thanks. good news indeed, confirmation that the purge is complete and they are just going to do one more test to make sure that all of the fumes of concern are away and that it is safe to open that site hatch and retrieve bob and doug. once again, once that side hatch is opened, our flight surgeon will be the first to say hello, get a quick medical checkup, although based on the reports that the crew have been giving us along the way, it sounds like they are doing great, feeling good and they are pretty comfortable there inside of dragon. and dragon spacex, we show 0.4 parts for a million, 18 and dragon spacex,

libby jackson, i think that is doug hurley coming out. colleague, are very experienced astronauts, aren't they? doug hurley was 011 astronauts, aren't they? doug hurley was on the very last space shuttle flight was on the very last space shuttle flight back in 2011. they've both been veterans of a number of mentions tell macro missions. bob benhken took part in four spacewalks, just in this mission alone when they were up in space for two months, helping to replace some old batteries that a space station needed. fresh patties tell macro batteries to lasted well into the future. so they were very well trained and experienced, just what you wanted, which was a test flight, the first time this test flight has taken humans to and from space. they we re very taken humans to and from space. they were very well—trained, knew what to expect and were prepared for anything that might have gone wrong. it looks like it's been a very successful mission from beginning to end. libby, just remind viewers who may have joined us, end. libby, just remind vie

libby, a slightly scary moment?” manager at the uk space agency. libby, a slightly scary moment?m watching the pictures right now, it's a beautiful moment. we haven't seen it's a beautiful moment. we haven't seen since 1975. i have never seen it live. it is great to see all four parachutes out and working. that is a great sign. looking forward to seeing the crew landing shortly. the parachutes are open. this was a test flight parachutes are open. this was a test flight after all. and everyone has worked together to mixture everything goes to plan. jonathan, they have used dummies, they have done it with cargo many times, spacex, but there is nothing quite like the human aspect in all of this. how important is it, do you think, for a revival of the space programme, because it's hard... sometimes it is easy to forget, rather, that actually it has been a long time since we have really had astronauts going up—and—down on a regular basis in craft of this kind as regular basis in craft of this kind as opposed to the shuttle programme, which ended nine years ago now. yeah, absolutely. th

libby: good morning, tom.tve been talking about additional stimulus was a question of when, not if. that when has taken longer certainly than i thought it was going to. the sort of perennial stumbling blocks around the level of benefit, specifically as it relates to unemployment insurance, local and state funding, a big issue for democrats. they got very little in the c.a.r.e.s. act, 150 billion dollars for states and cities. democrats want more in this next round. and then funding for usps, these are the obstacles really to getting a deal. i think the inflection point will likely be the end of september. that is when congress has to come together to pass a funding bill to avoid a government shutdown. so we may have to wait until then, and again, we thought it was going to happen sooner, but some of these partisan issues have gotten in the way. mentioned abramowicz american airlines, taking down 40,000 with early retirement. our politicians in your world moved by actual firings? libby: i think if you talk to f

somebody dumped libby at a park when she wasn't a year-old. she has been playful like any other puppy as you hefriends of animal shelter gave libby a boost. there is enough money to get libby her own custom wheelchair. once she gets used to it, libby will be put up for adoption. she is a cutie. >>> foster city police department giving us another example of how we are better together. >> they are rallying behind one of their sergeants, whose 13- year-old son eric was diagnosed with stage iv cancer. they are the only ones. family members and people from all over are doing what they can to support eric's big fight. eric was diagnosed at the end of july with a rare cancer affecting the muscles. sergeant mike green has had to take time off a group calling themselves eric's stm oopers set up fundra financial burden. >> this can be really hard for a parent, obviously. much harder for him and he's being stronger than anyone. so, it is inspirational. >> how are you doing that, eric? is that you that is your fighting spirit? >> i know i can get through

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both oakland mayor libby schaaf and congresswoman lee are speaking out against the change. demonstrators we spoke with don't buy the reasoning. >> i think that's a very convenient excuse for the ongoing issue with the united states postal service. >> i don't see why protesters would destroy mailboxes. that's bs to me. >> congresswoman lee wrote to the postmaster general dejoy claiming it could hurt the mail-in ballots. she expects them to be replaced tomorrow. >>> a much different scene where protesters with their horses took to the streets as they rode their hope was to get people thinking of racial injustice and reform this is about bringing some, quote, good trouble to oakland. also, of course, honoring the man who coined the phrase, the late congressman john lewis.

libby: absolutely.to put up anpared action around poor behavior in terms of sexual harassment. i think the culture of any workplace is determined by the executives and the board. harkening back to the way it was in the 1970's does not cut it anymore. community are starting to put pressure on boards, as they should. >> great having you with us, thank you. coming up, inside the corporate ghosn,at toppled carlos how hit -- how far his allies were willing to remain him from power. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> we are learning more about the corporate crew that dethroned carlos ghosn. new reporting reveals how far one insider and his allies where willing to go to settle scores. who is this insider and what is he said to have done? about the headng both while office carlos ghosn was there and later and our reporting, based on , as wells, documents as video footage, shows that from before the arrest, they him efforts made to remove that appeared to have little to do with the crimes in question. afterwards, there w

libby: good afternoon, david. they are not necessarily talking.as some optimism last week that maybe some of this was just posturing and we will get a deal by this week. obviously, that does not look likely at this point. however, the framework for a there is moreand agreement than disagreement on some of the big items. but the big sticking point is the state and local funding. democrats are insisting on funding at $1 trillion. republicans did not put any money for state and local funding. that is the big area where they are far apart. however, as we are going into the election, mitch mcconnell has many folks on his conference who are quite vulnerable and will be advocating for state and local funding. the bottom line here is that even though there is a lot of posturing, there will likely get something done because the political downside risk is too great to not do anything. guess thatour best president trump's executive orders make things harder or easier to get a deal done? it seems like everybody put their pencils down and forgot about this sin

libby cantrell is with us today. tony founder is a cnbc contributor. good to see you both to tony, what do the president's executive orders over the weekend do to congress >> i'm not sure it does a lot except to change the rhetoric around negotiations, bill. he's got -- we'll get to the ui benefits in a minute, but just delaying the student loan and mortgage forbearance, stretching those out. those aren't huge things they are things the democrats can pocket because they were in favor of them also the payroll holiday, some wonder if you're just delaying the payroll taxes. businesses can't really rely on that the ui benefits are really confusing for states, and there are questions as to not just weather it's legal but whether they have the means to participate in a way the federal government is setting it up. secretary mnuchin this morning said there's leftover money from previous aid, but i think the states would say that we have a very deep hole and that money was committed to other things. i think it's going to be complex and tough with the rhetoric,

. >>> and suing libby schaaf for the shooting of a homeless man. four officers.s shot after waking up. a monitor for the department released a report criticizing the then opd chief. all of the officers were fired. and i reaction to the newly released report. >> it is such that the chief who was hired as reformer and was supposed to change the culture of the department really fell down in her responsibilities. i would say the district court is shocking in the pervasiveness of the lack of integrity and the lack of honesty. >> reporter: also calling out mayor libby schaaf who said she could've been more critical of the chief. there were several actions she took including directing the chief to have new policy about interacting with unconscious people. the chief believes the report was issued as retaliation after she was fired. the report coming years after the incident and months after i filed the claim appears to be an issue for the city. >>> the san francisco police department's recent police academy classes quarantines. effective recruits are self quarantining. t

shocking in the pervasiveness of the lack of integrity, lack of honesty. >> also called out mayor libby schaaf saying she should have been more critical of the chief. the mayor's office respondents saying it omits several actions the chief to create a new policy around interacting with unconscious people. the chief believes it was released as retaliation at her for filing a claim against the city of oakland after she was fired. in a statement, kirkpatrick said the report coming years after the incident and months after i filed my claim appears to be an effort to defend himself. i will not be intimidated. i intend to file my case in court. >>> several newly sworn in officers from the san francisco police department's most recent academy are quarantined. thaf19. the academy in diamond heights is closed while the recruits self-quarantine. the department officials say they learned members of the 269th class tested positive for the coronavirus one day after they had been sworn in. they didn't say how many, but some staff members at the academy have also tested positive. >>> santa clara count

the message mayor libby shaft has for those attending tonight and the governor just signed a bill into law restricting the use of flavored tobacco what is now illegal. it was coming up from this and from down below and if it weren't for them. i house would have been. >>for sure jobs. a homeowner says he still has his home thanks to neighbors. they defied >>and the middle of so much destruction, some homes in the santa cruz mountains have been spared from the czu lightning complex fires. kron four's maureen kelly talked to one homeowner who says that he still has a home only because of the actions of some of his neighbors. >>this video shows some of the destruction along pine ridge road in bonny doon where trees are black and but still standing well the homes that used to surround our level but the home of george john orr and his family was mostly untouched by fire he credits the actions of a small band of locals. they're very resourceful people and one of the neighbors are generator with the arm and he actually use our pool to to try to save all the houses in a nice tree. all of them b

mayor libby schaaf was on hand for today's distribution.e oakland undivided campaign, which seeks to ensure that every student is equipped wait computer and internet access at home. the school district superintendent said the ongoing economic impact of the pandemic is creating hardships for many families. >> we're anticipating that there may be weeks drawn on to months, just more families that may be in need. so just continuing our fund- raising efforts to make sure ongoing that we're able to provide these critical resources to our students and families. >> so far the campaign has raised $13 million, with a majority of the donations coming from local tech leaders. >>> and we've put together a school survival guide on ktvu.com, with a list of resources for distance learning. it has everything from your bay area school districts school year plan to assistance with digital tools and free educational videos. just go to ktvu.com and click on the school tab, and you'll find the school survival guide. >>> family and friends said their farewells to

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>>this morning kron 4 spoke with oakland mayor libby schaff about the recent demonstrations in oakland in response to the shooting of jacob blake. >>mayor schaaf says although she understands the motive behind the protests. she condemns any vandalism and violence but let's be clear about what brought people to the streets i share the righteous rage over. >>police brutality and racial injustice. but i urge people to channel that anger into activism not vandalism we will continue to not tolerate vandalism we made several arrests on wednesday we will continue to do that. >>they're shaft is also emphasizing that well her city facilitates and supports peaceful she says vandalism is not free speech. >>turning now to another big story we have been following tonight, we know at least 13 people have been killed across texas and louisiana. after hurricane laura struck the gulf coast with devastating. 150 mile per hour winds now a tropical depression. laura is battering its way towards the atlantic ocean leaving behind a. >>trail of destruction from the gulf coast to arkansas. camilla bernal is o

you might remember you mentioned this last month oakland mayor libby schaaf told was also vandalized now that follow protest requesting the mayor to defund the police following the killing of george floyd by minneapolis police. mayor liccardo is speaking out. he's saying he does not believe these acts of vandalism represent the black lives matter movement as a whole take a listen. >>it doesn't have anything to do with the message and there's everything to do with t is a lot of folks are 7. ways right now. this is not in there are a lot of people can turn to the right. >>now i also saw here in downtown san jose several businesses that were boarded up from overnight with many of the business owners in the area plan to protect their business is now there are several other protests planned for today throughout the bay area we're going to be following this story as the morning continues for now reporting here downtown san jose urena harvey kron 4 news all right ray thanks for that live update from the south bay robin. >>well, let's get the latest on the wildfires burning across the bay ar

you have one daughter, libby. where is she now? >> guest: and libby is actually on her way to d.c.ight now, and i will be taking her back up to the united states military academy this weekend where she will report in for her next year of schooling. they -- she is a cadet at west point and will go into the army here in the next couple of years and serve our great nation. and i'm very very proud of her. she's a hard charger, extremely intelligent, smart young woman. but, you know, trying to raise a daughter that is self-confident, knows her path forward and she has achieved that, i are to say, she has achieved that. so i'm very, very proud of her. >> host: following in her mother's footsteps. >> guest: yes. [laughter] i think she'll go on to do even more. >> host: senator ernst, you wrote as a child that your goal were to be a nurse and a farmer's wife. it didn't turn out that way, did it? >> guest: no, it sure didn't. one of those other things was miss america too -- [laughter] >> host: oh, yeah, forgot about that one. [laughter] >> guest: so i was talking about that with a friend,

we appreciate it thanks, libby. later. >> i remember it vividly it wasn't you and it may not have been your firm but somebody said it. anyway, when we come back -- >> i think it was pimlico. i don't remember who it was. someone might remember, beck i do have a pretty good memory. >> you have a better memory than i do i'll give you that. >> when we come back, cash is not always cash on the balance sheets of some of the nation's largest companies. there's a new study that's out that shows how some of these companies are moonlighting as hedge funds. that story is next the pandemic is still hurting main street. many small businesses may never return we're going to take a look at the divergence between the haves and the have nots in business. things have turned around for the nasdaq it's in positive territory the dow has carved the gains in half down 51 points p futures down 4.5 "squawk box" will be right back. ] whoo. i'm gonna grow big and strong. yes, you are. i'm gonna get this place all clean. i'll give you a hand.

. >>> libby schaaf spoke out on the jacob blake a protest taking a turn wednesday night with agitators smashing windows and setting several fires. >> to the the affordable housing project trashed. to see a 11 restaurant owned by a local who has been using the restaurant to feed the homeless and other people homebound due to covid. trapped. to see a fire set in the county courthouse. that houses the registrar of voters. wear your ballots will be counted november. that's is not free speech. that is lawlessness. >> several arrest were made and mayor schaff called on protesters to turn the anger into activism not vandalism. >>> today the oakland to the council approved a proposal to purchase the california college of arts clifton paul dormitory, the 63 units building will be turned into permanent affordable housing, the first floor for homeless seniors, second level, the permanent home for 20 household family shelters, the funds come from the state project home key and the city. >>> still ahead, respers, crimi charges filed against social media starts for holding huge parties. >>> missing

today, libby schaaf scolded vendors coming from outside the city. >> what pisses me off is when out of town vendors come to oakland, advertise on social media, try to create a dangerous party atmosphere, just to make a profit. we cannot allow out of town business people to profit off compromising our public health in oakland. that is not acceptable. > she said she recognizes that people are hurting and need the income. the parks and rec advisory commission is meeting and considering creating a safer space for local oakland vendors. >> libby is fired up there. >>> the fight to be first. how the race to develop a covid-19 vaccine could leave some countries in the dust. >>> uber? out of california? why the company might be hitting the brakes on its drivers. and a refinery going green. the transformation at the films 66 plant in the east bay and what it means for the work force. >>> there are some very hot weather coming our way with several consecutive days of triple digit temperatures in our inland areas. i'll hav hi. what's on your mind?in. can you help keep these guys protected online?

that's big news as well joining us to talk about those and other issues in oakland is oakland mayor libby shaft mayor good morning. thanks a lot for joining us this morning want to start off with a talking about your response to the protests and the vandalism that occurred on wednesday night in oakland to protest the shooting of jacob lake. oakland police are blaming outside agitators for much of the vandalism is that your understanding as well. >>we made several arrests on wednesday and it is true that not one of those people was an oakland resident and let's be clear about what brought people to the streets i share the righteous rage over police brutality and racial injustice. but i urge people to channel that anger into activism not vandalism we will continue to not tolerate vandalism we made several arrests on wednesday we will continue to do that. and let's be clear about who suffered from that analysts and affordable housing development of our beloved lucas tap room where owner maria already prepares free meals for people who are homebound due to covid even the walgreens where so ma

and after the break oakland mayor libby shaft joins us to talk about the recent protests in oakland as well as businesses in alameda county been allowed to reopen today with outdoor services and we'll take a live look outside and foggy conditions that have remained this way all morning long we'll find out from dave how long that's going to last we'll be right back. >>good morning, welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news time to go ahead and get a check of the weather forecast specially as we head into the weekend days for has it all for us heidi a good morning. i'm morning good morning everybody i'm like to say that we're going to see a cooling trend or something along those lines but no it's the other direction, the only thing is we talk about this warming spike coming our way that's been delayed is what it's been that's the big issue into early next week not much the way of winds we would like it in one way to kind of clear this all out of here. however we really don't want to much the way of wind from any direction with the efforts for the fires going on this i'm not exactly s

he built is fitted with microphone use and a digital recorder which can capture hours of buzzing in libby hives. being nice always tinkering with new instruments for his music once he's filled the recorders memory in a london park only sent to takes it home to his studio he analyzes the b. sounds and arranges them through various synthesizers to create a track and when you put sounds all of this because of the last trick. mimicry are . interface for this synthesizer is to be flowing into the flower. it's moved. out in the next the sound would. be any samples taken his sound installations all over the world for example to the os electronica festival in events austria and the media ought to be an ally in faults both poland. always takes to the stage in a beekeeper suit he wants to remain anonymous he wants the listeners to concentrate solely on the music. but this year his performance as a concert. during lockdown of luckily being able to come appear to my be is just meditates. you know regardless of the pandemic in lockdown i receive the bees just carry on as normal. and not happy that the

in as many months you might remember that oakland mayor libby shaft home. it was spray painted during protests after george floyd's death kron four's reyna harvey has details from san jose. >>several businesses throughout the downtown area are boarded up overnight with several business owners trying to protect their businesses. there are several other protests planned for today throughout the bay area jamie whitmire owns holy kamala harris and you say she had to board up her establishment. due to the protest. >>i'm all for that protest. i think there's oh there's a message that needs to be heard and it needs to get beat. needs to get across i don't necessarily agree with the. >>the writing and the vandalism and protests continue across the bay area in response to the jacob lake shooting. >>again as a result. san jose mayor sam liccardo is home was vandalized you can see here in these images of his home. >>where demonstrators tag words like black lives matter and jacob lake and other derogatory phrases. this happened just before 11:00pm neighbors say was abo

libby jackson is human exploration programme manager at the uk space agency.he also underlined the significance of the latest mission. by opening it up to other players, to commercial players is key for innovation. the spacex capital is the first one that's been designed in over 15 years. the space shuttle first flew when i was 15 months old nearly 40 years ago. so, by opening up to commercial players, you see different innovations, you see ways of doing things. but it is important that it's going to bring in new revenue streams. the spacex capsule allows up to seven people to fly. spacex is selling those tickets on the open market. you've got people that are going to have very big pockets, but that funding is going to support the development of the international space station and in, you know, a potential next space station. we're seeing a company looking at building a private one in the future. one of the top doctors on the white house covid—i9 task force has warned that the us has entered a new phase in its fight against the virus. deborah birx said the dis

and then the right, one of the most popular writers of the period, laurel libby. wildly popular author of working girl fiction and paper covers. with the relationship with some raining. like summer reading, becomes kind of part of the associated with this wave of cheap fiction. and indeed, number of publishers and the. trying to explain that connection. and they want to take advantage of it. so here's one of them. georgia new york publisher, and an incredibly successful. call the seaside library. and this is on that library cover. it's also mr. hyde. and the portability is going to be coming incredibly important in terms of marketing summer fiction at this time. and they can be into a pocket. in the middle, you see george monroe, packaging that cheap paperback a little bit differently. a decidedly for the summer markets. so in the seaside library, top edition and again, king solomon's, but then we have that postcard. with the white house, with the cliff overlooking and the sailboat is going by. clearly invoking summer and summer time. the couple is looking over th

from libby schaaf. and mindy kaling, was there ever a more exciting day for our entire country but especially for my black and indian sisters. nightly news will look into the history between joe biden and kamala harris. it was uneasy just last year on the campaign trail. >>> no college football in the fall. we talk to cal players about the decision to postpone the season. >>> back to school tomorrow in san jose, but the last-minute change made today for teachers, after some complaints. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, tracking some much hotter weather. i'll show you when 100s move back in and humidity in about seven minutes. >>> a big day today, the pac 12 postponed the football season today. bottom line, no games for stanford or cal. maybe, jessica, they can play next spring. >> it's hard to wrap your head around. we are at stanford with details about the decision and really, how players feel. >> reporter: today's decision doesn't just impact football. the pac 12 also canceled all fall sports

he built is fitted with microphone use 100 digital recorder which can capture hours of buzzing in libby hives. being nice always tinkering with new instruments for his music. once he's filled the recorders memory in a london fog only sent to takes it home to his studio he analyzes the the sounds and arranges them through various synthesizers to create a track and when you put sounds all of this they become kind of a last trick so unique. and if. the interface for this synthesizer is to be flying into the flower. it's. a very good. point in the next the sound would. be any samples taken his sound installations all over the world for example to the oz electronica festival in events austria and the media ought to be an ally in fatfat poland. always takes to the stage in a beekeeper suit he wants to remain anonymous he wants the listeners to concentrate solely on the music. but this year his performance as a concert. during a lot of locally being able to come up here to my being is just maybe today it's. you know regardless of the pandemic ground i receive the bees just carry on as normal.

presidential pick is a bay area native kamala harris was born in oakland kron 4 talked with oakland mayor libby shaft to get hurry reaction to hair is being named democratic presidential candidate joe biden's running mate. >>i mullah harris is a person of such integrity and she is a fighter that's what joe biden needs by his side during this campaign and she's not going to stop fighting once they get in the white house to advance a great agenda for america, but the part people don't see about hama is just how kind and compassion that she is as a person and i hope that that shines through i hope that as voters outside of the bay area get to know her they see that side of her also i've been proud to know her for 25 years or moms were friends and i love how she's really lifting up her oakland routes as part of her campaign yeah, it's it is going to say we know her well here so it's going to be a string to see. >>of the rest of the nation to get to know her whole lot better. former bryce vice president joe biden and senator harris put ink to paper to certify their nomination in wilmington delaware

>>and you may remember last month oakland mayor libby shaft home. it was also vandalized by protesters requesting her to defined police following the killing of george floyd by minneapolis police. >>now to our wildfire coverage as firefighters continue to gain control of the 3 a really big wildfires in the bay area. some evacuees are returning some finding devastation where their homes once stood. we look at a we have a look at the progress of each fire. the scu lightning complex fires and parts of the east bay and south bay 45% contained the lmu lightning complex fires, north bay 55% contained now and the czu august lightning complex fires in parts of san mateo and santa cruz counties. now 33% contained the czu fire has destroyed nearly 1100 structures and 9,000 are being threatened tonight. >>kron four's gayle ong she has been covering this fire from the start she has more on the latest evacuation orders in felton. >>i'm here on highway 9 as soon as that intersection reopened not only that people raced home. one man came to check on his business t

i want to thank libby, the great mayor of the city of oakland. that incredible introduction and our long-standing friends. our mothers were friends together in oakland. and i cannot thank you enough for your leadership and your friendship. so here we are. here we are. here we are. let me tell you. be a daughterto of oakland california. and as most of you know, i was born just up the road at kaiser hospital. and it was just a few miles away that my parents first met as graduate students at uc berkeley. where they were active in the civil rights movement. and they were born half a world away from each other. my father came from jamaica. studied economics. my mother came from india to study the science of fighting disease. they came here in pursuit of more than knowledge. like so many others, they came in pursuit of a dream. that dream was a dream for themselves, for me, and my sister. as children in the east bay, we were raised by a community with a deep belief in the promise of our country. a deeper understanding of the parts of the promise that s

built is fitted with microphone use under a digital recorder which can capture hours of buzzing in libby high if. you need always tinkering with new instruments for his music once he's filled the recorders memory in a london park near me cept takes it home to his studio he analyzes the bee sounds and arranges them through various synthesizers to create a track and when you put sounds all of this there becomes kind of a last trick. and if. the interface for this synthesizer is to be flowing into the flower. it's moved. about in the next the sound would. be any samples taken his sound installations all over the world for example to the oz electronica festival invents austria and the media ought to be an ally in faults bath poland. always takes to the stage in a beekeeper suit he wants to remain anonymous he wants the listeners to concentrate solely on the music. that this year his performance as a concert. during a lot of locally being able to come appear to be is that just maybe it's. you know regardless of the pandemic in lockdown i receive the bees just carry on as normal. and not happy

miriam hall streets past one breathtaking view after another the next point also cast a spell on king libby is one of the deepest and largest openly. then on to mount up talks down. with the king herod to the hunting lodge is upon his father's death as an animal lover he immediately prohibited hunting in the area. the live experience the point rise a bit higher up a privilege now i've been physically rebuilt after the original was destroyed in a fire. does yes this is king vic the seconds viewing pavilion he had more of them built on the surrounding piigs and like to eat and read and rest up in them. and to enjoy this. from the n.s.a. landscape that was his kingdom so the feeling up here is indescribable to me it's like flying. sondra a collective term question to her. a real tribute to the period and its fury till can. and from the very a to sweeten now as it's time to meet in the other major love danya vest he creates artworks from the what he collects in the forest for example spoon his what carvings are usually not used in the kitchen but show in exhibitions the world over we've met joh

here in the bay area, libby and london have been dealing with similar issues and i'm hearing this again from eric garcetti in l.a. >> reporter: the mayor says he believes the people who shot paint balls at his house last night are part of a fringe group. >> it's not representing, i think, the spirit of the movement for what most americans believe in around confronting issues of systemic racism. >> reporter: in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> a big trip kenosha, wisconsin. deputy press secretary judd deere told reporters on air force one today that the president will travel to kenosha on tuesday to meet with law enforcement and survey the damage. tensions remain high in kenosha after the shooting of jacob blake. today blake's family led a march to the county courthouse. blake's father is calling for the firing of racist police officers and an overhaul of the judicial system. >>> a reminder, you can join our ongoing conversation about race in america. our fifth installment is next month. all our previous conversations can be found right now at nbcbayarea.com slash race in

. >>> a new report criticizes libby schaaf and ann kirkpatrick over the fatal police shooting of joshuahe was killed in 2010 after the respondent report of a man with a gun. the city ended up paying more than $1 million to his family in a settlement. according to the report written by a monitor, the chief concluded the shooting was justified even before the investigation was complete. it also announces the mayor was showing video of the shooting and did not ask questions or provide direction. >> this mayor has the power to hire, fire, the police chief, she runs the show. there have been five chiefs since she has been in power and she did not run the show. she just did not do anything to keep track of this. >> the former chief released a statement saying mr. warshaw's report on the shooting is purposely misleading and i will not be intimidated. i intend to file my case in court shortly. from the mayor's office, the mayor was not interviewed for his report and omits several actions he took including immediate actions to the chief of police to create a new policy for officers to interact w

our 4 spoke with oakland mayor libby shaft to find out how the program will work. >>it's a big job and oakland is doing it right we didn't respond to immediate requests by cutting 14 million dollars out of our police department but we believe that any further cuts need to be done with full analysis and full community participation and transparency and so the 17 member task force will over the next 6 months really analyze what a 50% cut would look like how it would impact services how we could replace those services and also during that time oakland will be starting to implement its a macro mobile crisis response team a non police response to 911 calls where we can send community-based medics and mental health professionals to answer many of the calls that 911 gets it is so important that we have our community at the table helping lead this reinvention of public safety. >>why people as i'm walking out, we're walking in with no mask. >>in other news tonight early indications, point to community spread as the likely source for clusters of coronavirus at 4 costco store

each would not approach cash zero between devon and security near libby parliament government through. earlier before failing in its bid to extinguish the flames. she told about this on the story in beirut the latest we can tell you the yet contained termrminal nearby- in the port has at restarted operations- as a sustained only minor damage a lot. misstating explosion. next it faster for start line i took of sky at the opposition l leadr in belarus who claims presidential election wasas ranked as not fled the country she did find there was a rate. fifty of her time attested to the minsk against election result the sixth s straight succccess alexander l lashenko staunch ally of moscow. in an emotional video state planet she kind of skyy a confirmed her additionon leader denend being forcrced to leave the country bt said she had decided to seek refuge in neighboring lithuaniaa fofor the sake of the children. he he is not a storm. not giving up a moot mackinnon yes we did. i'm lucky he wasn't ready to. his nineteenth double. because that's a political benefits cut to them because of thi

libby is a warring factions have declared a cease fire the internationally recognized government in tripoli and its rival based in the eastern city of to broker have ordered their forces to stand down both sides say they'll come up with the security arrangement for the city of sirte the fighters from both sides are gathered at the tripoli based government also wants the drill for air bags to be deemed. militarize surge is a key gateway for libya's oil exports to world markets and is currently under control of forces loyal to warlord holy for half the hour this is finance of course for production to restart for the benefit of all libyan people and it calls for elections to take place as early as march of next year with the u.n. special representative for libya welcomed the move she issued a statement saying it demonstrates the courage at which libya is in urgent need of in these trying times mode of the ahead joins us now live from tripoli what more do we do know mahmoud. well the reactions are locally and internationally haven't started to come up here in libya. for operation military opera

am a star i feel responsible to tell of this blah blah blah what i tell it no maybe it's important libby it's not so important for people to hear it but at least i feel responsible to tell it and i use every mike every camera to tell that 4 people a ham songs deal with what he's experienced and he's also written his autobiography which was published in germany last year in it he tells of his father who built musical instruments and of his own childhood in a still peaceful syria he tells of the children he watched die and of the moment when i asked fighters burned his piano but constantly retelling his story takes its toll. when i go on with this is story and remembering your move remembering the war it's a really true heavy here and this is why i will stop the music because when i go on i will still have the pianist and the trombone or that this horrible image but the horrible images from last minutes past won't stop so easily hopefully he won't give up music it helped him during his darkest times and it helps him now allowing him to make a living and a new life in germany. this is the n

san francisco mayor london breed, oakland mayor libby shaft, and governor gavin newsom has tweeted out their congrats to her. senator biden will deliver remarks in tomorrow. >> tonight at 6:00 we'll be talking with san francisco chronicle insider and abc news contributor phil mater for his perspective so stay tuned for that. >>> now the potential link between covid-19 and vaping. abc 7 news reporter david louie tonight looks at some eye opening numbers. >> reporter: the research involved a survey with 2,400 teenagers and adults. it includes those who vape, smoke cigarettes or both along with nonusers. those who ever used cigarettes were five times more likely to test positive for covid-19 and seven times greater if they ever used both e-cigarettes and cigarettes. researchers said what surprised them most was the rate of a positive covid-19 diagnosis was 6.8 times greater if a young person used both in the past 30 days. principle investigator dr. fe felcher explained what could be the cause. >> there's some question whether there is coronavirus that the virus itself is being carried in

they threw a drink at me and threw a cop at me and then they actually slapped my friend libby in the arm a girl who was there with me as well although this is not the 1st time in my life that i have endured an anti-gay attack on the street or concentration from strangers it is the very 1st time that something like this has happened in which the perpetrators of the attack portray themselves as the victims the other thing that really concerned me and kind of sickened me a little bit as it was happening was the idea that if we got in a position where we would have to defend ourselves it was clear to me that this would be misrepresented by the media as i was attacking that because this is how this whole thing is set up this is how this is been allowed to happen. it would suddenly become a black lives matter protesters attacked 2 gay men it would be 2 white men attacked black lives matter protesters. german police have moved into the damn rally that had been underway in the capital city 20000 crighton of our skeptics and anti restriction activists had gathered in the city center. all righ

and this tweet by oakland mayor libby shaft. she's from oakland as well and we already talked about kamala harris being born and raised in oakland chaff says hello proud our country needs this fierce and compassionate woman in the white house. now let's fight like health for a biden harris winning in november. president trump is weighing in on biden's pick the trump campaign had an ad prepared for social media targeting harris has quote the radical left as his daily white house briefing the president said he was surprised by the decision. >>but i wasn't surprised that the pick a lot of people say that might be the pick. i was more surprised anything else because she did so poorly many people that much better than her in the primaries, she did very poorly in the primaries and that's like the polls. >>when asked last month how he would rate kamala harris as vice president trump said she would be a fine choice records show the president and his daughter ivanka they both donated thousands of dollars to reelect terrorists as state at