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abc7 news reporter david louie gives it a demo. >> reporter: the pandemic put a stop to live musical performances. it also marked a shift to zoom and other online sharing platforms. coral groups and musicians faced a real hurdle. delays in sound over the internet that caused them to be out of sync. here's an example. ♪ ♪ the delays are measured in seconds. that's latent enough to have a negative impact on harmony and rhythm. the solution lies in this device designed by sutter research and acoustics. it goes by the name jack trip. >> as long as you have your microphone and headphones, you can plug it into your router or your internet through ether net and get up and running and singing with it. >> reporter: listen again to a choral group without jack trip. ♪ ♪ now with jack trip. ♪ ♪ it has been beta tested by

the bbc has been told, louie de zoisa, who is 23, is the man suspected of murdering him.s continued at his family home in south london. police were also at a rural property in surrey, where early yesterday morning, local residents heard what was later described by police on the ground as a controlled explosion. this is an old pig farm, where people are living before developers move in. there are residents down there, theyjust rent a room, i think, in the main house, of this house, and they are there on a very short term basis and it's very cheap, apparently, that is the attraction. matt ratana was as dedicated to rugby as he was to policing and today several clubs were remembering him, including east grinstead, where he was head coach. two families, rugby and police will never forget their loss. tom symonds, bbc news. the latest government figures show there were 5,693 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 2a period. that means the average number of new cases reported per day in the last week, is 5,816. 17 deaths were reported, of people who died, within 28 da

tinder dry vegetation. >> david louie, abc 7 news. >>> world news tonight with david muir is next. >> for sandhya patel, all of us here, we appreciate your time. we'll see you again in a half hour for abc 7 news at 6:00. remember, connect 24/ 7 at abcnews.com. the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. >>> tonight, the fallout. the bombshell report about president trump's taxes. "the new york times" reporting the year president trump won the white house, he paid just $750 in federal income taxes. the same the year after. and in 11 out of 18 years they studied, he reportedly paid no federal income taxes at all. tonight, "the times" reporting the president also appears to be hundreds of millions of dollars i

abc 7 news reporter david louie with the story. >> reporter: while officers in roughly almost half of all police departments across the country. >> when citizens are recording and journalists are recording it's likely it's shared if not in realtime fairly soon. >> reporter: a journalist and a studies professor at san jose state. she held an online seminar how bystanders and journalists can safely and legally record the police. with today's technology police say everyone should expect to be on camera, that's welcome at fremont police. >> if we have multiple perspectives it can enhance an investigation and paint a clearer picture about what actually happens. >> reporter: webinar panelists pointed out anyone including bystanders can record audio and video of officers in public. however, officers can impose reasonable limitations. >> maybe move somebody away from the situation if it's a matter of public safety or streets are being blocked. >> reporter: also officers cannot search or seize a bystanders our journalists phones or cameras. >> they're on duty. they're out in the public, not in

abc 7 news reporter david louie has looked at how car how car o become critical. >> reporter: across the airlines, employees are nervously waiting the see if a second federal aid package will keep them working beyond the end of the work. ramp workers at united are busy on the tarmac loading and unloading cargo instead of the usual volume of passenger bags. this flight is heading to guam. >> we're averaging about four or five flights a day. out of san francisco, we did 580 so far and about 600 coming back in. >> reporter: with the reduction of passenger demand and flights, united quickly began ramping up cargo-only flights. the loads have changed. >> the other commodities would be things with military supplies, ppe equipment, medical equipment, all of that is also an extension of what we normally would carry. >> cargo only flights go to multiple cities across asia and europe. return flights carry face masks from shanghai for american health care workers. since march united has transformed 280 million pounds of cargo aboard passenger and cargo-only flights. 170 million pounds on cargo

david louie continues our week long coverage with a look at the impact on compensation. >> reporter: pay scales are undergoing change. san francisco's lab is a good example. it builds itself as the largest all remote company with 1,100 people working from 65 countries. it has no offices but does hold in-person events like this. four years ago it developed a calculator that factors in pay variations that take into account where people are working. >> we collect databased on candidate feedback and team mental feedback to be able to make data driven iterations. >> reporter: the calculator is public so milkants and current employees can see how say that determined. another san francisco company says the motivation behind employees working remotely is not to save money in a lower cost city. >> generally people are not choosing where they want to live based exclusively on money. they're looking at where will i be closer to my family. >> reporter: however, compensation will reflect the availability of qualified applicant in a city, not the of the could of living, leaving san francisco for e

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david louie has the details. >> reporter: noontime mass drawing a small number of followers. they're required to wear face masks and sit six feet apart indoors just as they had to do outdoors for the past six months. however -- >> i'll very happy that now i can join the mass and receive the body of christ. >> with a limit of one hundred, some are doing online sign-ups to comply. singing and chanting will not be allowed which some say can spread the virus. this restaurant serves to breakfast and lunch customers. >> we only have three tables inside but they've been occupied all day. so we do have some people who insift on beg outside and that's fine. >> she's at an outside table. >> the cars passing everywhere, people walking. not people walking. it's more safe. >> jess a and her family sat outdoors. she welcomed the change in dining in guidelines, provided safety practices are followed. >> so opening up seems appropriate considering we're able to take the appropriate measures and precautions. >> it is restricted to 25% capacity. for a small restaurant, that won't sustain the c

david louie, abc7 news. >> so have you been counted? the push to get everybody on the 2020 census including latino communities. why there's so much concern about an undercount. plus, democratic vice but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can help you find the health insurance you need to protect you and your loved ones. and, you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. so, if you or someone you know is without coverage, visit coveredca.com to learn more or enroll today. >>> this week we are devoting new resources to race and social justice. one of our pillars of building a better bay area. today we're focused on hispanic heritage month. there's a severe undercount of immigrants in the census, low income people and people of color. an undercount could cost the state seats in congress. last month we reported in santa clara county, roughly 25% of households had not responded to the census. many

and david louie shows us the fix. ♪ >> reporter: the pandemic put a stop to live musical performancesit also marked a zi shift to zoom. but there was a hurdle, delays in sound over the internet that caused them to be out of sync. the delays are measured in mill milliseconds. the solution lies in this device developed by the center for computer research in music. it goes by the name jack trip. >> as long as you have your microphone and head phone, you can plug it into your router and get up and running and singing with it. listen to it without jack trip. now with jack trip. ♪ it has been beta tested by several coral groups of up to 30 people and up you to 500 in simulation. >> we want to get it into a range where it feels natural that you are not waiting, you are just making music together as you would if you were in the same room together. >> reporter: this is a breakthrough for rehearsals and music classes on line. a dozen volunteer developers are fine tuning it. the reward for all this labor is music to their ears. >> when they started singing their first song, all the smiles made m

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here's david louie will. >> for years lenny stepped up to serve as the governor's economic adviser and chair of the high speed rail authority. he suddenly resigned after being diagnosed with mental health issues. >> i had no idea what was going on when i first experienced severe symptoms of anxiety and depression. and if i had not had people around me who were aware and encouraged. getting some assistance, i wouldn't have known what to do. >> he's concerned about the impact of covid-19 on others. 96% of people say the pandemic has increased their stress level. there is a shortage of mental health specialists. >> many insurance companies constrained the networks and the reimbursement rates that they paid psychiatrists. people were not going into psychiatry or psychology. there's an enormous shortage. >> some offer mental health benefits. asking employees every day how they're feeling. >> they spend 15 minutes at the beginning of a work shift or session to talk through what people are feeling. and for those who want and need more intensive help, they then have a referral network. >> a bi

reporter david louie has the latest numbers. >> reporter: the governor started his briefing with good news that the covid-19 positivity rate has fallen almost one percentage point in two weeks from 3.6% to 2.8, and a 20% decrease in coronavirus hospitalizations over the same 14-day period. however, the governor says health officials are watching a trend in the bay area that is on the rise. an indicator that tracks the virus' ability to spread. >> you'll see in the bay area alameda, contra costa among many counties, you can see that trend line where the last few weeks, it is beginning to march back up. >> reporter: still, he hinted there will be news tomorrow that more businesses might be able to reopen in some areas. >> as we move away from red into congress and yellow, more and more opportunity to modify our conditions as it relates to business activity. >> reporter: this is a look at that color coded system that you can check out at abc7news.com. the governor encouraged people to get a flu shot then. >> i've done this every single year as long as i can remember. it is simple to do a

david louie has more on these latest numbers. >> reporter: the governor started his briefing with good covid-19 positivity rate has fallen almost one percentage point in the past two weeks and 20% decrease in coronavirus hospitalizations over the same 14-day period. however, the governor says health officials are watching a trend in the bay area that is on the rise. an indicator that tracks the virus' ability to spread. >> you'll see in the bay area alameda, contra costa among many counties, you can see that trend line where the last few weeks, it is beginning to march back up. >> reporter: still, he hinted there will be news tomorrow that more businesses might be able to reopen in some areas. >> as we move away from red into orange and yellow, more and more opportunity to modify our conditions as it relates to business activity. >> reporter: this is a look at that color coded system that you can check out at abc7news.com. the governor encouraged people to get a flu shot then. >> i've done this every single year as long as i can remember. it is simple to do and safe to do. >> reporter:

david louie has an update on who's taking the bait. >> it's too hard to survive here and to really thrive with everything else we have going on, it's become even more difficult. >> reporter: too hard to survive here. it's frustration leading to a surge about tulsa remote, a program offering $10,000 in cash to lure remote workers to oklahoma. applications doubled to over 500, twice the normal volume. half came from california, with most of those from the bay area. these are the companies where the applicants work. amazon, apple, cisco, facebook, and google to name a few. the foundation funding tulsa remote couldn't be happier. >> many of them should hear from us and scheduling a time for a zoom interview. and we look forward to getting to know them. >> reporter: she's a marketing manager at the company "drop." she's already been selected for the alwaysa program and put down a $125 security deposit for an apartment where she will live buy herself. >> i've lived with about 20 different people over five years, so i'm looking forward to living alone and being able to do so affordably. >> repor

david louie, "abc7 news." >>> you can help by calling at 650-879-1691. or make a donation by going to the website mypuente.org. we'll post this information on abc7news.com. >>> starting another week and looking for some cooler weather. it's really a big change. >> yeah, not so sure if we're going to be getting that. spencer christian is standing by with a look at our forecast. so what do you think, spenceer? >> it's a few degrees cooler today than it was yesterday. so that's helpful. and relative humidity is higher. those factors helping in the firefighting effort. air quality is a concern. as we look at current air quality, you can see the green dots representing good air quality on the coast. but as you move inland, you can see we have poor and unhealthy air quality up north at ukiah. the yellow dots indicate moderate air quality. going southward just a bit, san francisco, oakland, moderate air quality. but poor air quality exists right now, redwood city, free lamont and at livermore, going to the south bay, moderate at san jose, but all these location

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david louie shows us how bay area businesses are bartering to save cash. it's never been more important than now for small businesses that have lost much of their revenue during the pandemic. that's led to a 30% increase of traffic. a network of 7,000 businesses that barter for goods and services. >> say a restaurant needs a plumber, the plumber gets credits but doesn't have to use them at the restaurant. he can take the dollars and use them for whatever he wants, vehicle maintenance, new shirts, getting advertising. or office equipment. whatever he needed for his business. >> the owner of san francisco's queen ann hotel wanted to take advantage of this low occupancy to get some major projects done. >> one of them was to shampoo our entire hotel. we wouldn't have had that ability to do be able to do it. bizex the trade that value. >> $100 million worth of transactions were done last year. redeemed goods or services are reported as revenue. while the expense of providing them becomes a deduction. the benefit is huge for carrie dove catering. >> some compani

david louie looks at how they're working to build register is one of 120 workers.e was surprised six months ago to receive these flowers, even posting a photo of them on social media. >> that was a day where i really needed the flowers and just a little mood boost, and it was really nice. >> reporter: every week every work board team member gets flowers delivered to their home as a thank you from the ceo. >> it's a nice way to kind of, you know, bring people together and for all of us to feel unified in a way. >> reporter: no gift card is attached. tom love had some fun and didn't tell his family who was sending them. >> i really wanted to take credit for it, but when it started showing up on week 2, week 4 they knew it wasn't me. >> reporter: he says his wife appreciates the flowers, too. >> and my wife actually keeps her flowers right next to her. so her first grade class gets to see the flowers, too. >> reporter: the weekly delivery only costs about $10 per person. the joy it >> if i can make a small contribution to just a little bit of delight to offset what's

david louie, "abc7 news."e tiktok and will begin testing youtube shorts in india. the site will allow users to postvide.usic a string multiple video clips together. >>> you may not be able to use credit card points towards your minimum balance. >> michael finney is here now with a look at today's consumer news. some flexibility, michael. >> what goes around, comes around. that's what it feels like. you use your credit card to get points. now you can use those same points to pay your credit card bill, or at least a portion of it. let me explain what's going on here. in another change brought on by the pandemic, citibank is allowing customers to use points to pay their credit card minimums. card holders used to look forward to spending points on travel and gifts for themselves. but with the coronavirus, many people are having trouble making minimum payments. the points for minimum payments is temporary ending in early november. 54% of americans were able to ave money during theem that cash, until a vaccine comes

david louie looks at how they're working to build a better bay area. >> reporter: warrior register isas surprised six months ago to receive these flowers, even posting a photo of them on social media. >> that was a day where i really needed the flowers and just a little mood boost, and it was really nice. >> reporter: every week every work board team member gets flowers delivered to their home as a thank you from the ceo. >> it's a nice way to kind of, you know, bring people together and for all of us to feel unified in a way. >> reporter: no gift card is attached. tom love had some fun and didn't tell his family who was sending them. >> i really wanted to take credit for it, but when it started showing up on week 2, week 4 they knew it wasn't me. >> reporter: he says his wife a teacher who also works remotely appreciates the flowers, too. >> i'm going to take these into nigh classroom. >> when the flowers show up there's almost a cheer in the house, and my wife actually keeps her flowers next to her. so her first grade class gets to see the flowers too. >> reporter: the weekly delive

i do miss my sushi in san francisco, though. >> reporter: david louie, abc7 news. >> probably not great we're going to be talking about our changing workplace all week long with a variety of topics and stories you can see on your screen right here. this will be all week long this week on abc7 news. >>> tonight a story of survival. a 73-year-old is being called a miracle man by staff at the hospital who cared for him. annabelle munoz from our sister station in los angeles spoke with him and his daughter. >> reporter: for 73-year-old joshua james, family and faith are foundational. >> thursday through saturday, they organized, you know, food giveaways. >> reporter: but then he started feeling ill and too weak to serve at church. >> a bad cold, and then i started aching. then i couldn't walk. >> reporter: he was hospitalized and diagnosed with covid-19. the prognosis was not good. >> my dad is diabetic. he ishypertensive. >> reporter: he describes himself as a fighter. his daughter says family around the country began praying. >> washington to louisiana to florida, texas. >> reporter: jame

the bbc understands a 23 year old man from south london, louie de zoiza, is the suspect in the killingnt into local lockdown this evening. three more areas of wales face new restrictions, tomorrow. president trump's pick for the supreme court, prepares for a tough reception from democrats, asjoe

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some of the stories that slipped through the cracks here with me is redacted correspondent anders louie and there's a lot here when you asked well down in kentucky it's been a few months since the tragic murder killing of brianna taylor on march 13th the attorney general there has found time to speak at the r. and see them cameron gave a speech there recently but has not been able to really go after prosecute the cops who killed her there's very little dispute that that's the reason she died didn't quite have time for that right these visitors a man so i mean the speech was a solid 5 minutes long sure you had it when you get on national television you have to recover you know for a period of weeks. but so now the law enforcement establishment and police in officials in kentucky are really trying to do anything they can to avoid prosecuting these cops and their strategy right now they would say to avoid killing more people don't know don't know that's that's a pretty low priority as this is all over the country but especially in kentucky they are going out of their way to like find ways

the suspect in the killing of police sergeant, matt rata na, is being named as louie de zoisa, who‘slowing the shooting. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has the latest. police memorial day commemorates all of those who‘ve died while serving, but the killing of an officer is a particularly traumatic event. the home secretary and the mayor of london laid wreaths, but the metropolitan police commissioner, dame cressida dick, was remembering an officer she had personally served alongside. matt ratana, she said, was extraordinary, firm but supportive of those needing help. if some good can come out of this terrible incident, it would be that more people understand a little bit about the challenges of police work and see us police for who we are. you know, human beings who go to work to help people, to support people and to protect people. and matt was the epitome of that. matt ratana was killed when shots were fired by a handcuffed suspect inside a secure police custody facility. the bbc has been told louis de zoysa, who‘s 23, is the man of murdering him. this morning, searcher

what has been a turbulent time in malaysian politics more on that with our correspondent florence louie just a moment but 1st let's just hear from. we have. a strong. majority i'm not talking about 56. much more that. the suspect. is believed to be and let's bring in florence is joining us from kuala lumpur so put his comments into context for us what happens next. right ok let me give you a little bit of background in malaysian politics so you didn't just sit in is the current prime minister and he took power in a coup in february now on what is now using the same tactic that read in yasin used back in february because we didn't yes and had left that then governing coalition and aligned himself with politicians that he had defeated in the last general election in 2018 including politicians have been found guilty of corruption such as. the prime the former prime minister of malaysia now it brought him who is now the opposition leader was also at that time known as the prime minister in waiting because he had an agreement with predecessor that then prime minister mahathir mohamad that he

happy smiling faces at louie vito. but it wasn't really the clothes that stood out to us have you noticed what each of the models is carrying. handbags of all shapes and sizes and at all prices starting at $1350.00. and. accessories a move popular than ever you only need to look at the figures. take some of the major french brands for example we calculated the sales revenue from items such as handbags wallets and shoes. leather goods here are the results. for gucci 74 percent of the brands total revenue. for each song alone 72 percent and 60 percent for half a mess. you get the picture. in the world of luxury goods leather means record breaking profits. but where does this luxurious leva come from according to our information most of this room material is tanned in italy we call up each tannery one by one it takes there are $700.00 in total we are as the same question each time and time i was wondering which brands to share tannery work for. ok and i don't. see anybody. but some of the companies do play bull and 700 ph

coalition government sabah and its neighboring state have a quarter of all the parliamentary seats louie is following the election outside one of the polling stations in the state capital kota kinabalu. that's a lot at stake in these elections this is the 1st test for prime minister maliki didn't gaffin since he took in a political coup about 7 months ago and you currently hold a razor thin majority in parliament now there are calls from even within his coalition for him to hold that's not elections that are not due till 2023 to secure a strong mandate so the results of these polls could have an impact on the way on when the next general election will be called now on top of that the prime minister is also facing a new challenge from the opposition a couple of days ago opposition leader anwar ibrahim his government collapsed when prime minister and leader. said that his supporters withdrew that support. and i brought him said a few days ago that he now has come on come on to majority support in parliament and will be asking the king to appoint him as the prime minister he hasn't yet been

now have three children, prince george and princess charlotte, who is two years younger, and prince louie you look to william and kate, they don't look like they want to change the monarchy. they're more about continuity. >> we saw very clearly in the recent christmas photograph that the line of succession goes from elizabeth to charles to william and then to george. >> it's very hierarchical. every member of that line of succession understands their place, and i think that tells you an enormous amount about the way that family operates. >> the house of windsor is at a crossroads. in a world where deference is no longer the norm, how does the royal family remain relevant? >> the queen belongs to a different era. monarchy was much more secure when she came to the throne. it wasn't challenged in the way that i think it is today. >> the royal family is caught in this bind between the need on the one hand to modernize and embrace modernity, but at the same time, to maintain those traditional elements of the monarchy as well. >> the monarch is only there by consent of the people. if the people

today the louie gohmert is pleading for piecing all sites are under pressure and destruction in writingnly makes things worse. >> if any of us gives into the ten tatian channel anguish and violence, we sacrifice the future for a moment and that's just another tragedy. >> that 9:00 p.m. curfew cakes intimate again. >> neil: thank you very much. mike buchanan joins us next, worried about more protests tonight and, that's a big worry for business owners and they can fester and get out of control. thank you for taking the time. how is your shop holding up and how are you holding up? >> thanks for having me. we are doing okay. we just saw everything kind of pop up the after the announcement and basically probably an hour after everything was announced i actually saw my own shop on twitter. the window got smashed and an area called the highlands, luckily we went down there this morning to check the damage and put boards up et cetera. thankfully the windows, it's just the window right now. a little concerned about tonight especially with more violence and hopefully that's not the case. to answ

first, let's check the headlines with richard louie. >> portland is preparing for a tense night. kate brown declared a state of an emergency and also the protest. rochester new york chose a woman as interim police chief. this is just weeks after firing the previous chief over handling the black man who died after a police encounter. sullivan is a former police lieutenant. rand paul says he's doing fine. he tweeted from the hospital bed giving a thumbs up. he suffered a medical episode. more of "the week" with joshua johnson right after the break. johnson right after the break. look limu! someone out there needs help customizing their car insurance with liberty mutual, so they only pay for what they need. false alarm. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and when you save up to 60%, let's play! you're always a winner. you got... up to 60% off your hotel! >>but isn't that the only one? you're a winner! priceline. every trip is a big deal. >>> president trump spoke to the u.n. general assembly. those remarks raised the anxieties of people worried about

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the violence in louisville louie the breonna taylor case. >>> peaceful protestors rally in the bay areaidarity against police violence. >>> and teachers sound the alarm. why some say returning to class is a much higher risk than reward. >>> and get ready to grab your bike and head out for a ride. the holiday that is about to kick off where you live. thanks for being here on this thursday, september 24. >> and first we want to check in with drew to see what our day will look like. >> good morning. we have comfortable temperatures, good air quality, just a fine fall day out there. this is a live look from our exploratorium camera here in san francisco. we do have witw have some fog o. and the made marine layer is pretty deep. temperatures are in the 60s. and later this afternoon, we'll find a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday, so mid-70s to mid-80s in our warmest spots, that is very comfortable this time of the year. and good air quality does continue. we are in the green, but that changes though starting tomorrow and over the weekend, we'll find moderate air quality lingering for mu

david louie has the mbers. >>ucsf worked with b.a.r.t. and community groups to do six days of covid-19 tests at indicate an urgen need to expand testing among low income latin x workers. while san francisco has an overall infection rate of that you 20 to 6%, higher among latin x patients. those who volunteer to be tested came from across the bay area. however, demographic data indicated most were low wage earners and live in high density housing. ucsf project leaders say that tells them two things. >> people are lined up. what does that tell us? there's not enough access to testing among the people who are being affected. that's number one. number two, there's too long of a time between a time a person gets tested and able to go into isolation and quarantine. >> the typical person testing positive first noticed possible covid-19 symptoms four days earlier. community groups say more education about preventing transmission is needed along with support services to allow people to quarantine once there is a dig notes it is. >> a two bedroom i

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