ron: lin is 36.and when the constitutional convention was held, and alexander hamilton was there and james madison, they were what? 30? 36? ron: let's say -- because hamilton was born -- by my count, 1755. so he would have been 32 and then 34 when he became treasury secretary. brian: so all of this is -- except for your case -- had been done by really young people. ron: yeah, and this is actually a very interesting point, brian because i think that so much of the attention about the show has concentrated on the fact that it's this black and latino eurasian and bi-racial cast, and of course that's a great novelty for a show about the founding fathers, one that startled me at the beginning. but i think that the thing that has not been sufficiently emphasized is how young the actors are. you know, i grew up with the musical, i am sure you did, 1776, and it was a bunch of late middle aged white actors and wigs and buckle shoes. here, there are very few people in the cast who are over 40, and so i think,

leader pelosi mentioned lin-manuel miranda's parents.ant to mention them again because they made it all possible. [laughter] >> would they please stand again. [applause] also with us this evening is wrong turn now, who wrote the book "hamilton"." [applause] where are you? way back there. the book obviously inspired lin-manuel miranda. at again, thank you for being with us this evening. also the director of philanthropy and special projects at 5000 broadway productions. would you please stand. [applause] >> thank you. acclaimed radio host and playwright and mentor to mr. miranda would you please stand them he recognized. [applause] we're honored that all of you are here this evening to share this evening with us. it is now my pleasure to introduce senator lisa murkowski, chair of the appropriations subcommittee on interior environment and related agencies. it isamong the related agencies are the two national endowments for the arts in the humanities. she is a dedicated advocate for the arts. in lisa's words, there is nothing that holds us

i know you can't disclose it, but i know lin wood. lin wood wouldn't settle for a nominal sum ever under any circumstances. might be in the right? am i over the target? >> as he said, i can't really comment. we did agree with cnn and "the washington post" not to characterize the settlement, but i know lynn as well. he's a fabulous lawyer and does great work in the pleasure to work with him on these cases. >> sean: he does this out of passion. what they did to this young man, this young man handled all of this perfectly. it's unconscionable. the difference between me and this young man is he's not a public figure. this is more of a slam-dunk case than most people know and i believe this kid might even be a billionaire when all is said and done. thank you for standing up for this young man, did not deserve this in any way. when we come back, did biden excellently revealed who his vp pick is going to be? we will get to greg gutfeld! i love this guy. he cracks me up every day. next, straight ahead. >> sean: joe biden, the coolest one said

some sport now and 2 time olympic badminton champion lin dan has announced his retirement from the sport at the age of $36.00 it means the chinese world champion will not compete in the postponed tokyo lympics he says is fit physical fitness no longer allows him to play at his best after slipping to 19th in the world rankings apart from winning 2 gold medals lin is also a 5 time world champion and seen as one of the greatest badminton players full time . in football the german cup final takes place here in berlin on saturday with les vickers and facing by in munich the game would normally bring tens of thousands of fans to the german capital the pandemic means that this year will see a subdued affair league champions by and have a chance of securing their 2nd double in a row while a because they are only seeking the 2nd german cup triumph in the history. berlin's olympic stadium the ref defines this year because of the pandemic. the city itself will also be without the usual throngs of football fanatics. who are her. it's a bittersweet final for many not least for the members of live aco

♪ música ) >> el coronavirus no es excusa para perderse el musical hamilton obra del puertorriqueño lin-manuelto donde no hay teatro >> el musical está inspirado en el viaje de hamilton para ser uno de los padres fundadores de estados unidos ganando diferentes premios para seguir informado de esta y otras noticias envíe un mensaje de texto con la palabra noticia al número que está en pantalla para suscribirse a nuestro boletin muchas gracias por acompañarnos gracias por sus comentarios en redes sociales y por - si ella no quiere cambiar de trabajo, yo me quiero divorciar. - eso es lo mucho que me ama. - ella se dedica al porno. - sÍ, si. sÍ, pero antes, cuando ella hacÍa el tipo de porno feminista... era... ¡era una leona! y ahora, cuando llega a la casa, es un gatito. - yo le dije, muy abiertamente que se buscara una amante. - y por el tipo de cuerpo que ella tiene, la utilizan para ¡mucho, mucho sexo anal! y cuando yo quiero hacer algo... ella no. - doctora polo, dayalyn es mi hija. ella ha secuestrado a mi padre. ya mi padre estÁ diagnosticado con diabetes 2 y alzheimer. - mi abuelo peligra

check this out. >> hey, lin-manuel miranda here.g on disney plus and i know so many of you were planning to see it in person and couldn't because -- now you can watch all of it. every song, every moment right from the comfort of your own home. >> so exciting. eva already tuned in. i'm going to be watching it this weekend. you can get more from daryn as she hosts "people tv" streaming monday through thursday at 4:30 p.m. eastern. you can pick up this week's issue of "people" on newsstands now. guys, back to you in the studio. >> so, janai, the time that you ate eight hot dogs, what was happening in your life? >> you know what, i was an intern at abc news the summer of 2011. they had hot dogs in the news 1 newsroom, and i went to town. >> oh, they were free newsroom hot dogs. that scares me even more. >> man. the summer of 2011. that was a good year. thank you for that headline. >> now we've answered the question, what does she like better, men or snacks? now we know. >> her husband charlie will come charging into the room. >> there y

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live in brentwood, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> still had on kpix 5 and cbs and bay area, the cdc no longer has control over coronavirus data. now local public health experts are concerned about how that data will be used. >>> and the stands at the open colosseum are full, but take a closer look. how diehard fans are still supporting the oakland a's during the pandemic. >>> and chopper 5 en route to the grass for the sweaty faces, and the hidden smiles. the foggy glasses, and the muffled laughs. a simple piece of fabric makes a big statement: i care. wear a mask. let's all do our part to slow the spread. >>> we want to get you back to the breaking news this afternoon , near livermore chopper 5 above the 50 acre grass fire that is still burning in the altamonte area. is growing by the minute and you can see cal fire crews working the leading edges of that fire. being pushed to the east right now by pretty good wind, some pockets of intense flames there. this was first reported late this afternoon along tesla road, at least one structure has been threatened. but a lot of open space in this ar

." >> the lin-manuel miranda mini-mes dressing up and belting out the "hamilton" hits they've fallen >>> good morning, everyone. we love "hamilton." >> no one else was in the room when it happened. ♪ the room where it happened >> it's happening in this room. shirleen allicott from wabc. it's been so much fun having you this week. >> is this okay? like, is this allowed? >> this is the last day that she's going to be here. you're back to your regularly scheduled programming next week. it's been so much fun. shoutout to wabc, our family over there and the bosses over there and here at abc who made this happen. they didn't want it to happen because they were like, they're going to get in trouble. they're going to get in trouble. we had a really good time. because we don't know if or when this will happen again, i want to say that it has been incredible that you have been here on this national platform in -- literally this country has gotten to see you. she's a friend of mine. i love her to death, but shirleen allicott is the real deal. >> oh, thank you so much. >> for what i've known abo

i got lin wood on my side today, and he's agreed to represent us in this. >> sean: lin wood? wood -- >>sean: by the way, i just retained him as my attorney, good choice. i have to run, but we will keep you updated on the case. he is great at what he does. when we come back, remembering a dear friend of this program, dear personal friendut herman cain, next. guys, times are tough. but force factor's test x180 can help us man up, america, by boosting total testosterone. build muscle, fuel desire, and improve performance. get test x180 from force factor, the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. >> sean: sad news to report, we lost a very, very good friend of this show and a very dear personal friend of mine, friend herman cain passed away this morning from the coronavirus. what an amazing life he led. very successful businessman, former republican candidate. the president in 2012. a clip of herman back in 2018. >> there is no middle ground. that desperate tactic has made sure that there is no middle ground, which is why i hear a lot of people saying they are voting

. >> it is coming up quickly and da lin you said the other students in the pod haven't shown symptoms but have they been tested? >> reporter: the superintendent says they're not sure if they notified all the students and parents. they are asking the families to get advice from their doubt there's. they are not demanding the students get a test because they know there is a shortage of the tests. >> yeah but they are watching him closely, da lin thanks so much. >>> the west coast conference announcing today it will delay the start of all fall sports until september 24th. bay area wcc schools include usf, st. mary's and santa clara university. >>> in marin county some parents, students and teachers caravan to to the education office today demanding school set a higher standard before reopening. they say the safety guidelines rolled out by the county are the bare minimum and not enough to protect the kids. >> i feel our teachers and classified staff need a little bit more time to keep not only themselves safe, and our children safe. >> the bottom line is there is nothing more important th

how lin-manuel miranda is responding. >>> italy's coast guard captures spectacular underwater video of at least eight sperm whales swimming near sicily. sperm whales are endangered in the mediterranean sea. only 2,500 sperm whales are estimated to be surviving there. great video. we're back after the break. >>> today on "california live," grammy winner mario is now using his voice to stand up for change. >> and how to make a cake without baking in the summer. >> it's all happening on "california live." >> this morning at 11:30 on nbc bay area. [upbeat music] ♪ today was the day that i put everything in perspective. ♪ ♪ i fell asleep but when i woke up. ♪ (boy) hi, do you want to share my sandwich? (vo) good feeds our connections. good feeds us all. hormel natural choice lunch meats. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days o

him to play at his best after slipping to 19th in the world rankings above from winning 2 gold medals lin is also a 5 time world champion and seen as one of the bridges that the players of all time . this is. the top story. of the. displays of. this story a stubborn rice farmer from thailand.

month period kipsang is the 6th fastest marathon man in the world. 2 time olympic badminton champion lin dan has announced his retirement from the sport at the age of 36 it means the chinese world champion will not compete in the postponed tokyo and picks he says his physical fitness no longer allows him to play it is best after slipping to $98.00 in the world rankings apart from winning 2 gold medals lind is also a 5 time world champion and seen as one of the greatest badminton players of the time. i mean argentina football fans have been yearning for the return of the game after the season was abandoned due to the pandemic social distancing names it can't be played in its normal form but some amateur players have got creative to ensure they get back out on the field. locals in argentina call this human table quick bar it's a byproduct of the coronavirus pandemic the picture is divided into 12 rectangles each player must remain within their zone if you leave your rectangle you get a penalty and it's 5 a side worse is the traditional 11. argentines football is as important as getting tog

really it's morning time he did so much for that thing i have to ask is it true that he's conceited on lin's must love well i don't think that's an exaggeration and 1st of all that's a big achievement also because it's not that easy for an englishman to do a lot of irish people for a variety of political reasons and other reasons but i mean basically yeah he was able to get ireland to their 1st ever big international tournament the european championship in 1980 then 2 years later who would believe in the world cup and then 4 years later another world cup this was irish soccer history in the making and it's because of jackie charlton that happened. from that of his sports thanks so much. and with that erupt tonight remember you can always get more news on our web site at any time of the day that's to be found that deep w dot com and you can also follow us on twitter and instagram as well as news is the handle this morning is coming up in 45 minutes time with my colleague nick sponsor for now but for me bethany howard and the entire team here in berlin thanks for watching. and language courses

and for lin's pro tennis tournament with fans in attendance could be a blueprint for global sports fever checks and face masks even a virus china disinfection tunnel. i'm kyra jets and welcome to the show it is a win for the irish government the tech giant apple and companies looking to do business in europe on wednesday a court struck down a decision by the european union that ordered apple to pay the irish government $13000000000.00 euros in unpaid taxes ireland has a long denied that its tax arrangements with all amount to a legal state aid the european commission is expected to appeal the ruling to the european court of justice member states of the ruling hundreds of big legal victory to the e.u. general court said the e.u. commission did not succeed in showing that the tech giant had received an illegal economic advantage in ireland over its low taxes. the decision is a major blow to competition commissioner mug greater vest there's efforts to crack down on low tax regimes in the block the commission's fans who really behind the objective that all companies should pay their fair sha

terry md fled from his homeland in syria to the german capital lin it was for him the elections that take place in syria have no credibility. it's all just a circus a made up drama. drama. that was husband and son have been missing in syria for the last 8 years she blames the regime. when assad is celebrating 20 years in power i can only hope that one day he will answer for his crimes in courts and in syria why not in europe. but what is not giving up hope. for the sake of her family and for other victims of the assad regime. and now it's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. u.n. secretary general antonio who tennis has called for urgent action to tackle world wide inequality speaking at a memo memorial lecture for nelson mandela who ted has outlines his vision for a fair world wide distribution of power wealth and opportunity. thousands of israelis have gathered in tel aviv to protest over the government's handling of the economic fallout from the pandemic critics say businesses have not been given enough help demonstrate is also rallied in jerusale

luis: lin manuel cuÁl es el mensaje que "hamilton" lleva al mundo lin manuel: la verdad que yo fue inspirado los jÓvenes que estÁn aprender historia gracias de tipo de ya estamos en vivo en nueva york y enseguida te vamos a contar como sigue la reapertura en medio de este nuevo avance del coronavirus.. adelante damaris === damaris: hola, chicos. asÍ es, la cosa sigue bien estamos listos para celebrar el dÍa de independencia de los estados unidos pero este aÑo la fiesta serÁ muy diferente, les contarÉ cÓmo desde aquÍ desde la playa de conney island. presentadora: los doctores responden todas tus preguntas por como estÁ y que usar la mascarilla tuvo el tiempo, cuando estamos al aire libre? carlos: confirman que jÓvenes asisten a fiestas para competir de quiÉn se contagia primero el covid-19. tenemos los increÍbles detalles. presentadora: decenas de estudiantes universitarios dan positivo aprobarse coronavirus, te contamos dÓnde y a quÉ se deberÍa este brote. carlos: muchas gracias por amanecer con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". aquÍ no sabe cÓmo le damos la vuelta al coco para distraerlos. e

to him to the stadium and i wish i could tell you that that within our future outbreak can inspire lin but unfortunately if you know has a reputation of being filled with right wing fans so in the off chance they can smell my ethnic background i think it's time we get out here. for every cool team playing at the local or regional level and has about 15 non-league sides it's nonstop football here in berlin and all of these lower division clubs have their own identities and stories to tell. the scene is fantastic but it seems like a waste with all these awesome teams whiling away in the 4th 5th and 6th divisions . berlin is nothing if not constantly changing soccer here is no different than you might expect more from a german city with 4000000 residents but berlin is buzzing about having 2 teams in the bundesliga for the 1st time in over 40 years. it would be of course a lot of pressure on them to sit in the city like who will sit between. them and us though plenty of the city's football fans might not even be watching the derby. but if you're living in berlin and you're watching just th

in half moon bay, i'm da lin. kpix 5. >>> a parachute drop kicked off the salute to america celebration. >> we got hit. by the virus that came from china. and we've made a lot of progress. our strategy is moving along well. it goes out in one area. it rears back its ugly phrase in another area. but we've learned a lot. we've learned how to put out the flame. >> officials are providing some 300,000 masks for tonight's fireworks celebration on the national mall, but that's about the only place people are actually being encouraged to show up this weekend. >> reporter: this year, it's independence day restricted. >> it's getting very, very serious. and we need to take serious steps. >> reporter: the cases continue to spike. another record friday with 11,445 cases recorded. more infections across the country continue to fuel debate over mask mandates. >> i think a mandate will help. i think it emphasizes the point that this is very, very person. >> reporter: little rock, arkansas, recorded 878 now infections thursday.

him to play at his best after slipping to 19 in the world rankings apart from winning 2 gold medals lin is also a 5 time world champion and seen as one of the greatest badminton players of all time. so forgot you can always get d.w. news on the go just download our app from google play or from the out star that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for the breaking news and if you're part of a news story you can use the d.w. app to send us photos and videos of fights happening. you're watching d.w. nair's i'm claire richardson thanks so much for joining us. are they friends she wanted to be with you and she was here who would you wish it was the your belief system of the free news you. are the economy going to the finish of the feasts you will go to shoot 1st you go with the news you should look at he's going to go to the fight for roger donald trump and. i were 2 part documentary analyzes the difficult relationship between russia and the west and between their presidencies.

we have lin-manuel miranda, and thomas cale who directed "hamilton."t all back watching it on film like that? >> there is wed double visienwh y watch because you're watching things you never had the privilege of seeing from your vantage point on stage so i'm in awe of the work i couldn't see from my perspective as hamilton but i'm also on this journey of remembering what it felt like inside the storytelling which was the greatest company in the history of musical theater, i think. >> let's bring in professor gordon-reed. she is a history his or the -- historian. you're an authority on this period of history. virtually every theater critic that saw "hamilton," rave reviews. does it matter that it's not perfect history? >> no, it doesn't matter that it's not perfect history. you are going to expect they'll be things that are cone for dramatic license. the important thing i think is for people after they've watched it to find out more. you don't expect everything to be exactly the way it is. >> i have 2 1/2 hours of your time in the theater and our goal o

a very proud dad, lin-manuel miranda's father, luis posting photos on twitter saying it's been a longld. >> looking forward to that that and more coming up. >>> first, a lot to cover starting with new developments in the coronavirus emergency. 26 states are now reporting an increase in hospitalizations and as we approach the fourth of july, concerns are growing about travelers bringing the virus to other states. we'll speak with delaware's governor in a moment. but first let's go to victor oquendo in miami beach. victor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. miami's beaches are officially closed for the holiday weekend. let's go to our drone, give you a look from above. nobody should be out on the sand from here all the way up through palm beach county. other hot spots across the country taking similar measures. beaches are also closed in texas and california. this morning, the country is reeling from a record-setting week. the u.s. seeing more than 50,000 new cases of covid-19 for the second day in a row. >> we're setting records practically every day of new cases in the num

lin on his response. >> he's got this high aest r approval rating. why don't i have a high approval rating and the administration with regard to the virus. >> john: the heals act as the senate republicans roll out their program, president trump said there are things about it he likes, some things about it he does not like but it's certain that democrats do not like the provision on unemployment insurance which reduces the plus up which is currently at $600 a week down to $200 a week. lish listen to what senate minority leader chuck schumer said about it this afternoon. >> people can't feed their kids, people are losing their homes, they get kicked out from their apartments, small business going under and the republican responsibilities let them eat cake. >> john: negotiations under way on capitol hill, steve mnuchin meeting today, a tough lift, shannon, they seem to be so far apart in terms of money and how that money is divvied up -- i think it would be a miracle if they can get something done before some of this runs out. they may have to do it pie

lin manuel miranda publicÓ en su cuenta de twitter que durante la pandemia han aprendido a hornear elce que trump ha dejado con hambre a latinos, a enjaulado a los niÑos latinos, se ha olvidado de la comunidad latina durante la pandemia ya llamado violadores a los mexicanos. alexandria ocasio-cortez tambiÉn reaccionÓ crÍticamente. alexandria ocasio-cortez: yo estoy desconcertada porque el director general de goya, un alimento bÁsico predominante en tantos hogares latinos, saliÓ a alabar a un presidente que quiere excluir a los latinos. danae: durante el gobierno de obama, tambiÉn lo invitaron a la casa blanca. en esa ocasiÓn habló de manera positiva del entonces presidente. en entrevista con fox, asegurÓ que esa vez no recibiÓ crÍticas. >> se puede elogiar a un presidente, pero no se me permite cuando me llamaron para formar parte de esta comisiÓn, para ayudar a la prosperidad econÓmica y educativa e hice un comentario positivo. de repente, eso no es aceptable. no me voy a disculpar. danae: la compaÑÍa es una empresa familiar creada en 1936 con un migrante de espaÑa a nueva york. los

la joven que residen lin hoy utilizÓ mÁs de cuarenta rollos de cinta adhesiva y trabajÓ durante cuatropara crear el curioso conjunto de traje accesorios y participar con Él en un concurso de becas estudiantiles. belleza de impacte buena le deseamos muchÍsima suerte y con esta ingeniosa propuesta nos despedimos. esta tarde. asÍ es, como siempre decimos, maÑana mÁs y mejor, esperamos para compartir una nueva jornada de >> hoy es martes 7 de julio y estos son nuestros titulares. que dan el permiso despuÉs de haber negado la oposiciÓn. hubiera estado leyendo usuarios para el condado de santa clara para permitir que mÁs negocios a que el prÓximo curso. temporada de incendios. con sus provisiones para prevenir siniestros. noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. >> funcionarios anunciaron que en abril a partir del prÓximo lunes. anteriormente el estado habÍa negado la comisiÓn de control. pero este martes ha denunciado que la california aprobÓ su petición en esta nueva peticiÓn se permitió, de uÑas y sus tambiÉn hasta 20 personas en establecimientos de 60 personas al aire libre. tambiÉn aclarar qu

lin-manuel miranda anuncia ♪ fÉlix: a sÓlo horas de las elecciones generales en repÚblica dominicana,ido los partidos es ganar simpatizantes en medio de la pandemia. reportera: las calles de repÚblica dominicana se llenaron de caravanas en plena pandemia y sin distanciamiento social. los principales candidatos luchan por el poder en la recta final de las mÁs importantes elecciones del paÍs. >> esta gente estÁ desesperada y creen que esto es de ellos, que es obligado que tienen que ganar. reportera: estos tres candidatos que se disputan la presidencia, manejada por 16 aÑos por el partido oficialista. >> sabemos que el cambio estÁ llegando. >> aspirÓ a dirigir una vez mÁs los destinos del paÍs, porque ante un panorama tan incierto y sombrÍo como el que nos envuelve, a negro cerrar mi ciclo histÓrico. reportera: repÚblica dominicana serÍa el primer país de latinoamÉrica celebrar elecciones en medio de la pandemia, cuando presentan mÁs de 35,000 contagios y cerca de 800 muertos. las autoridades electorales tomaron medidas, pero la preocupaciÓn se mantiene en la poblaciÓn. >> estar en medi

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da lin is there with those complaints. >> reporter: it's like a festival behind me here on lakeshore avenue and an example of why neighbors are so fed up. the city knows the vendors are violating the rules because they don't have a permit and are not supposed to be here and are attracting a lot of folks. hundreds of people behind me and the local councilwoman saying, we need to do more to get the message out there and neighbors say the message is not working and it's time to enforce the rules. >> this is how some weekends look like and neighbors say hundreds of people from as far away as sacramento, and block off lakeshore avenue to throw block parties with no masks and no social distancing and most útheir home. ot even leave >> as a pregnant person i don't feel comfortable coming out here to even walk her dog during the weekend. >> many feel trapped. >> it's covid, we are a little freaked out and you get blasted. >> the health center reports in july 40% of the positive cases in oakland were due to large gatherings and parties and these four zip codes represent the numbers per 100,00

abc7 news anchor dion lin has the story. >> she's definitely trying to move on but of course this kindg incident, you don't just forget it. >> reporter: eva's 61-year-old mother is still too shaken even after nearly three months to return to where she was attacked in broad daylight by multiple men whond stole her handbag. >> this shouldn't happen to anyone, especially in san francisco. >> reporter: despite sfpd saying they obtained surveillance video, there have been no arrests. she believes if there were more security cameras, she'd be able to seek justice for her mom. >> we do need to start prioritizing safety, especially among seniors. >> reporter: chris larson, tech billionaire and executive chair of ripple, a cryptocurrency technology company, wanted to do just that. frustrated with the crime he witnessed in russian hill near lombard street. >> unfortunately, it's become a huge magnet for the smash and grab crimes. we saw that all the time, multiple times a day. torturous. >> reporter: three years ago, larson began funding community business districts to install and monitor a netw

in livermore, i'm da lin. kpix 5. >>> sonoma is the latest the area county to join the state's covid-19 watch list because of a spike in infection rate. so that will likely mean llnew restrictions on into our businesses next week. on monday, santa clara county slides into phase two of reopening. that means gyms, hair, and nail salons, outdoor pools, and a number of businesses can open their doors. but the loosened rules, santa clara county sees a rise in covid-19 cases. officials say in the last two weeks, almost 2000 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus. among them, 116 hospitalized. >> they are members of our community who are seriously ill, and several may even die. they are our neighbors and our friends. >>> after signaling that families would have a choice whether to do in person or online learning, the santa clara county school district is scaling those plans back. now, all students are going to start the upcoming school year with distance learning because of a spike in cases. and members of the o

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the berlin war trial runs through the heart of lin's government quarter. past the rock star with its huge glass dome this is the seat of germany's parliament. only a couple of 100 meters farther on is palm stomach parts a showcase of contemporary architecture. the ones caught right across it. the one sent to land is now a bustling shopping and entertainment area. and the last stop for the day is checkpoint charlie once a border crossing between east and west now a tourist attraction. this place was just made for a souvenir photo or 2. i've arrived at alexanderplatz the central square in former east berlin. i want to take the opportunity and visit this impressive building the t.v. tower due to social distancing rules only a reduced number of visitors is a. loud to enjoy these days so it won't be too crowded at the top. of the t.v. tower was inaugurated in 1969 the prestige project for g.d.r. leaders and to this day germany's highest building the interior is listed for preservation. in only 40 seconds i rise to 203 meters. and then i've got the whole world w

santa clara county released ghid lin lines for schools to reopen, but including kids to return depends on how contained covid-19 is. adults have to wear masks at elementary schools, but student won't be required to. in middle and high schools, they will need face coverings on all the time. social distancing will be required in aull classes. this is public and private schools. and it will be up to individual school districts as to when and how they reopen. >>> oakland parents were asked last month to way eigh in on th kind of instruction they would like to see and results of that survey have been released. lyanne melendez got a look at what parents are asking for. >> reporter: 4500 families participated in the survey offered by the oakland unified school district. parents were asked how should the district reopen in the fall. a nonprofit helped with the survey. >> they want more regular communication with their teacher, they want more instructional minutes with their teacher. and they want more small group and one to one instruction in particular. >> reporter: most parents were fine wit

da lin spoke to the family who waited years for justice .>> reporter: the wilson family originally wanted the death penalty that they say life in prison is even more fitting. in the impact statement the mother told the convicted killer that shhopes he lives a long life behind bars so he can suffer. the family says they too are serving a life sentence and one of her sisters says she is afraid to leave the house and has nightmares and life will never be the same. she and another sister watched nia take her last breath . two of the three sisters were stabbed in 2018 and he claimed the sisters were aliens. he pleaded guilty by reason of insanity that the judge ruled he was saying when he killed her. a judge sentenced him to life in prison for killing nia wilson and also sentenced him to life for the attempted murder of the sister. >> even though it's been two years, it is still fresh and seems like yesterday and it's hard to even talk about it without getting choked up. >> i did want the death penalty but he won't suffer enough and we suffer every day we wake up and go to sleep at night. >> b

donate cash to make a wish foundation and get or ju in lin free ice cream. veronica johnson is in charge of this thing. she says it's to honor her young son who died 20 years ago.>> he was only 25 months old, he had 4 open-heart surgeries. his first at nine days old and his fourth one he passed away at 25 months. >> reporter: veronica says she decided years ago to turn her grief into giving, and nourishment to the needy, help donate to make a wish foundation so other terminally ill children's last days are little easier. the day begins with a thank you to dozens of volunteers. >> it's going to be magical, thank you all for coming out. my heart is full.>> reporter: cars lined up to drop donations and receive the ice cream. it is a hard day. some can hardly wait>> i've been losing my mind but actually coming here makes you appreciate what you have. i'm testing my patience but is making me happy. >> reporter: one family donated a 50 pound bag of rice and welfare donations pop of the team collected nearly $400 in just the first hour.>> it's in the dna of this co

visitors don't evenn have to lin upup at the empire ststate buil. >> whenn we agagreed too let th partf our life come back, it was not meant to be business as usual. it was meant to be with the understanding we all gain the hard way. >> reporter: the mayor and others have seen the surge of infections that followed the reopening of southern and western states and they fear scenes like this in new york last week could force them to turn back the clock. >> we cannot allow those congregations to continue. if it happens, i'll tell you what's going to happen. we're going to have to roll back the opening plan. >> reporter: the governor says he feels like he's standing on a beach and can see a second wave building in the distance, but he says this wave would be manmade. catherine kobayashi, nhk world, new york. >>> well, the coronavirus continues to dominate headlines, the government of pakistan is resuming its campaign to stamp out another highly infectious disease, polio. it comes after a four-month hiatus due to the pandemic. workers wear masks and sanitize their hands as they went door-to-

lin-manuel miranda based the musical on mr. chernow's biography of alexander hamilton.: ron chernow, when did hamilton, alexander hamilton first get on your radar screen? ron: well, i started writing it back in 1998, brian. it seems rather comical because the reason that i chose to do

. >>> "hamilton" creator lin-manuel miranda is respond to go criticism of the show as it hits disneys. >> he calls criticism valid when responding to a viewer on twitter. fans and critics are examining the show's portrayal of the founding fathers and their use of slavery. the show is drawing huge numbers while streaming. miranda says he tried to fit as much as he could in the two and a half hour musical. >>> also trending this morning the classic movie many people wish they had gone to see. which film they wished they had seen, the horror classic "the shining" came in at number three. number two was "star wars." number one is "jaws." "jaws" is about the only scary movie i can tolerate. >> no. >>> next on "today in the bay," reaction to the white house's new push to reopen schools in the fall and a live report from capitol hill. >>> plus -- >> essentially the virus would be deciding who wins the championship. >> so now you know there are problems with the virus creeping onto professional sports leagues. the delays the giants and the a's now face when it comes to returning to the field

of nightly news kids edition how did the coronavirus start, richard engel takes a look at a possible lin at a virus and an animal you may not have heard of, a boy uses his love for art to launch a start-up for kids a puppy boom that's warming hearts in homes across the country. our new episode is streaming rite now that is nightly news for this evening, i'm lester holt. thanks for watching, please take care of yourself and each other. ♪ >> kelly: hey, what's up, everybody? it is june 19th. it's an important day in our country's history. let's be honest, it's a day that people did not know much about before george floyd's death and the tough conversations that are followed. june 19th or juneteenth is the longest black running holiday in america, and then consider it america's second independence day. i'm kicking off the show with a beautiful song by an incredible black artists that i love and definitely am inspired by, this is "i would rather go blind by etta james. ♪ ♪ something told me it was ove over ♪ ♪ when i saw you and that girl walk-in ♪ ♪ something deep down in my soul said "cry

. >> reporter: tommy lin has an eye on globe dropping. and now he's focused on spending his golden years traveling. >> we planned this over a year ago. >> reporter: a safari in africa. they banded together and got a package deal. >> we bought clothing for the safari, kamras, you name it. it was going to be the trip of a lifetime. >> reporter: but things got blurry when the pandemic hit. it wasn't clear when or if the san jose group would be able to visit africa, so they asked for a refund. but tommy says months of back and forth with the boston based travel agency got them nowhere. >> all 14 of us had all these different, ugly experiences, and heard all these different stories from the company. so we really didn't know what to expect. >> reporter: so we took it to the stop, to grand circle. right away, an executive got back to us and promised to investigate. a few weeks later, everyone got their money back, a of $138,762.85. nbc bay area. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks so much! >> you folks are the best. >> reporter: they weren't a

in light of recent events, lin manuel-miranda said the scenes are just as relevant now as they were inwell, that is exciting stuff. and now, finally, the day before the day that we've all been waiting for, spring training kicks off today, though. our a's and our giants are not going to start until tomorrow. both teams will prepare for the shorte home stadium. the official schedule wil out next week but a sneak peek from the chronicle are reporting the giants will open on the road against the dodgers on july 23rd. the season will consist of 60 games, so it's a season light, and at least here to start, no fans allowed. >>> well, it's a cultural icon that's preserved by 98-year-old national park raurnger, and now you have a chance to hear her story. >> she is a national treasure. >> thank you, betty, for your extraordinary service. >> i didn't know about rosie the riveter's memorial because it had not freed anyone that i knew. >> the urgent mission of betty reed airs tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. >> we're giving people all kinds of reasons to stay home. >> well, thanks

i'm dionne lin him welcome to our daily program. it's called getting answers. today we are talking about systemic racism and how it all plays into housing. first, let's talk about a project, a partnership between the jan zuckerberg initiative and state research biohub and the state of california and it's providing new insight into covid-19 so joinling me to explain what this means. how it impacts you as well in a very laboratory setting, cj biohub co-president joe derisi. we should mention joe was a key member that identified the original sars outbreak back in 2003. thank you so much for joining us. >> it's great to be here. >> before we begin, i think for all of us non-scientists out there, we have got to start with square one and understand exactly what a genome is and why it pertains to covid-19. >> sure. a genome is all the things that composes a person or a virus. >> what does that mean? that means covid-19 must also have all of these at play and what does that mean when it comes to sequencing and how many sequences have you analyzed so far? >> right. so,

lin's nightlife has been especially hard hit except for open air events pubs and bars are allowed to reopen now but the clubs have been under lockdown since mid march no concerts no dancing no all night partying one of them is the good late in the government has responded to these financial hardships with another prospective aid package worth millions of euros but there's a critical issue here are clubs just entertainment venues or also cultural ones the state aid depends on the answer. if they had us we're not making any money on our own or not much anyway and we have to stay closed for quite a long time and. that's the economic disaster my method of think with now i do get the impression that the state has realized that cultural venues are doing really really badly when it's from the vehicle and personally i don't see much difference between an opera house and a clone they just deal with different styles of music the big difference between the venues is that we normally finance everything else selves. until recently techno without the club would have been unthinkable a year ago at