all of and mabel. as i did it but then i wasn't quite, i was sort of muttering way to and then you put it oi'i muttering way to and then you put it on more cleanly afterwards. thinking of what you going to say and then it graduates through the commentary that i've done, once you get to the online zoom meeting it becomes a bit more complicated. that was quite a production number. that was a production number. that was a production number. that was a production number. i was making up my production number. i was making up 5 production number. i was making up my dogs and as i was biking out on think of what mike doing? making on my think of what mike doing? making on 5. think of what mike doing? making on my dogs. there we are. you're about to do an interview now you're putting a microphone on mabel‘s collar. have any like dodgy billionaires made big money offers to buy all of it mabel? because they just love them so much? know billionaires have offered to buy my dogs. i'm looking at them now and all of h

mabel you spotted the bluelotrt avenues. they're being put up as a way to express thanks to police who have been under pressure since george floyd. >> i'm saying i'm in support. i pay tribute to them. >> reporter: she began this personal project two days ago. they had no idea it would be so controversial. >> she put you will observely 150 ribbons in her neighborhoods and she felt very good about making the statement until the next morning. all the ribbons were gone. >> this was a could be certain effort to take this down and >> coming up across the street. >> he took us for a ride to count the blue ribbons he's put up. rm of them have dis. we've seen them reason weeks here and elsewhere. >> these are not the four men from minnesota. >> at its core, all of this, it is about free speech using actions face to face frlg. >> i'm more determined. >> and all prompted by waeg in the face of a powerful movement. >> let's be honest. >> in short could blue remember on. >>> one of the key pillars is racial and social justice. yesterday,

i think i received mabel three in my entire childhood. think i turn out okay but i might have turned out even better without them at all. i didn't spank my kids and i don't think it's necessary. there are differences of that i believe with all due almost but i don't think you have to do that to teach your kids to behave properly. >> you know, as somebody who has raised two daughters, i agree that if you could find other ways to discipline your kids, spanking would be one of the last resorts. you don't want to hurt any of them. but i am an advocate of tough love and i do remember as a young child, my mother chasing me around the dinner table with a mop. i don't know what i had done. but she was yelling, stay still so i can hit you. and i'm like, no, because i don't want to get hit with a mop. but that's how decades ago, it is still right here. i feared mom after that. so i was a good boy. so sometimes it works. bring out the mop. good to know. >> keep that in mind, this cheeseburger is the best! it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! m

. >> mabel was my favorite. mabel was i think the little insect that we were talking about. i love that you gave her a name as well . what was your book writing process then? kind of regimented sitdown, eight hours a day, words come pouring forth? >> i sat down on a monday and then wrote continuously until that friday. my editor didn't change a single word. everything was pure gold start to finish. no, i think there's not one single thing in the book that survived from my first draft. in terms of the process, it really was quite regimented and i think stephen king has good advice on this. he says i sit down at my computer and i don't stop until i have whatever my goal is for the day and your goal can start low and progress as you become more practiced. and it doesn't matter how good or bad the words are, you're going to have days where everything you write is terrible and you're going to have days where you overshoot your goal and it's pretty good . i think the key is consistency. so i would get up at 5:30 or six and write for a couple of hours before going to my day job and

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. >> mabel was my favorite. mabel was i think a little insect we were talking about.e her a name. >> thank you. >> that was charming. what was your book writing process then? highly regimented, sit down, eight hours a day? words come pouring forth? >> yes. i sat down on a monday and then wrote continuously until about friday and not a single, my editor didn't change a single word. everything is pure gold. [laughter] i think there is not one single thing in the book that survived from my first draft. in terms of the process, that was quite regimented. i think stephen king has good advice on this, he basically says can i sit down on my computer and i don't stop until i have x number of words whatever my goal is for the day. in your goal can start low and progress as you become more practiced. it doesn't matter how good or bad the words are, you can have days where everything you write is terrible. you can have days where you way overshoot your goal and it's pretty good. i think the key is consistency. so i would get up at 5:36 am and will write for a couple hours before

forgive me i'm sure we pay a visit to hannah a 20 minute drive from essen the stella young's also mabel i sympathizes for demonstrations here in hand of the group calls itself the zug to all concerned citizens account to demonstrate to shows us why the far right assemble she doesn't want to get too close she was attacked recently. after one of the much is organized by the so-called concerned citizens she witnessed the car of a county demonstrator being vandalized she filmed the incident on her phone. i mean. the phone was damaged in this attack she reported the incident to the police it's still under investigation. and internet search reveals far right pastings by hand at the jail and. that here their opponents won out after 7 months if we keep marches in february 2020. the far right scene announced they would no longer be holding books in hanna . late summer 29002 spoke anti islam groups have gathered for a demonstration among them a several familiar faces men who march with the state a young as well as members of for me lands brotherhood gemini awkward and of a man i ask you a quick q

somewhere fresh because you couldn't change the existing system from within the system coining and mabel's us it it created instead of trying to change something within like police in texas doing you know trying to make payments with the banks and you know doing why it's kind of stuff. you know they can says we're going to create a new place over here something completely fresh something completely new something outside of the existing system that is voluntary that is opt in that is it allows people to come in and build wealth that is protected that at its roots has private property rights built into it mathematically not because someone said it is late literally in what we're repeating what happened with america. 250 years ago level on a one to go with this but now on a global digital scale using math and i think this is this is now. the true independence is something that you know much small it'll a foundation full you know the next couple of 1000 years you know it's big a creation of the social contract which is something that goes back a few 100 years and it also was something that aro

but i would ask him, first of all, how can he ensure that that mabel not just go to those employers wholanning to bring people back into work. secondly, what will he do for those firms that lack the cash flow to be able to operate even with that bonus? related to this, the chancellor still needs to abandon his one size fits all approach to withdrawing the job retention and self employed schemes. no one is saying that those schemes should stay as they are indefinitely. we have never said that on this side of the house. but we have said that the money spent on the job retention scheme must not serve merely to postpone unemployment. it must live up postpone unemployment. it must live up to its name, supporting employment in industries that are viable in the long—term. we need a strategy for the scheme to become more flexible so it can support the businesses forced to close again because of local additional lockdowns. there is still time to avoid additional floods of redundancy notices. it is the government was make duty to help britain through this and stop employment at the mass levels ag

but the mabel heritage house is the last glimpse of it. look it a. it wasn't bad.s is the editor and chief of the greenwood tribune. >> when you walk in, why is it important to keep this place? >> i think i think important because folks can get a feel for how folks lived in the 1920s. this is a typical family in a black community. >> this was not the one black millionaire's home in town. >> no, no. not at all. >> so this is one of those times where segregation doesn't work out the way white folks planned. you have to be over there. blacks were like, fine. make it happen. we have a place to hang out. lawyers, drs, we're doing great. black folks are posed to be miserable. >> instead of, i'm glad they're okay. >> that night my family heard trouble is coming. they never would have imagined major mayhem and murder. >> you had a shoe shine boy. he went upstairs to use the restroom in the drugstore. there is a young lady who was the elevator operator. one story goes that he stumbled on to the elevator and touched her. she screamed. a store clerk heard a commotion. he come

mabel you may be intimidated to go up and speak with someone but you can connect easier than ever atour finger tips and have all the information available for you for a couple days ago well. >> not only that but you teblds to meet the person who sits next to you. now you can look at the 6,000 people who have signed up and you can select who to meet. you can send an email that says through our system, i would like to meet with you. i would lying to, fill in the blank. i would like to be a mentor or meet a mentor. the sky is the limit. we have no ceilings, no walls. we can accomplish so much more than we have in the past when we were in person. >> i love that. we don't have much time. what is the theme this year and elaborate why that theme was made. >> the theme this year is #for good. that's a very broad theme. if you think about it, our future is based on for good. that can be social activism, lifting women up. everything you can think of including environmental. so our speakers are all speaking to that topic. it is for our future, for our good. and don't forget, you can still buy t

think i would associate having our best people and they were the 1st historically african-american mabel who had been a local who ordered the nation and always hand in maybe 2 words. to get people her way to the place if you pulled up to a war. if i were to put up. an evening jim with a. white bear again a little bit further. thank you appreciate. it we. were in a rare one would be a breakthrough. imo honor. and therefore we want to have all my faculties like her when i'm 82. i. have a bear flame out from time to be shamed. his. family it would really really appreciate. she's made me very tough. but she is definitely sacrificing given a lot for me to me. while he's there. with. my. kids was the plan. bowling and some other stuff but they are over there within them and they're women and they're here on the corner play i'm. constantly. everybody out there can you hear me. and i'm very happy to be here today to celebrate the restraint neighborhood a group of organizations and individuals joined together to take the steps necessary to protect the research district people such as hoe and her

mabel we need to walk back a bit and say, if you are going to open, we've got to get everybody on the same team. so rather than these games people are playing, let's focus on that. >> stop playing games. this as the white house is directing hospitals to bypass the cdc and send all the pandemic data directly to trump. in a moment i'll talk to the former acting director of the cdc out with an op ed saying trump is undermining public health and politicizing this crisis. now we want to begin with rick sangel under the obama administration and the former managing editor, a former d.c. chief at vice news, now with the nbc news family. let me begin, rick, with you, if i can. explain with us what's going on with this campaign against fauci. no doubt according to our own reporting, there's some behind the scenes attempt to discredit him. you have the op-ed from peter navarro but then the president being somewhat cool about his criticism with dr. fauci. >> it's not behind the scenes at all. it is ripe for everybody to see. i would commend dr. fauci for his response. he might be the only mature

mabel locally out over the bay. cooler at the beaches and near the bay.n our inland areas and will continue through the weekend notice how the fog comes to the coast late tonight and overnight. 7:00 tomorrow morning. the middle of the morning commute. we'll see some patches of fog over the bay, pushing against our east bay commits. the fog will burn back to the area for the remainder of the day. lows in the mid to upper 50s. highs tomorrow will range from upper 80s the low 90s in the south bay. 92 at morgan hill. on the peninsula, low to mid 80s. down san francisco, a high of 86 tomorrow. in the north bay, rosa, 87 in napa. 78 in hayward, and inland east bay will be just about all mid 90s. as we look to saturday, pretty much the same range tomorrow. low 60s coast, upper 70s, bay, mid 90s inland. look at sunday. that will be the hottest day with highs up to or even above 100 degrees in places like clear lake, fairfield and antioch. let's take a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. the heat will continue building, especially in our inland areas. the

mabel even above. the entire fourth of july weekend is lucas nice as you can ask for. low 60s at the coast to upper 70s near the bay to mid to upper 80s inland. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast after a few days. wednesday through friday. cooler than average weather and quite breezy as well. we'll have a nice warm fourth of july weekend temperatures beginning to taper off early next week. >> we're already at july 4th, 2020. going fast. >> time is racing by. >> time flies when you're sheltering in place. >> let's turn our attention now to sports. the sports director larry beil is here. it drags a bit when there are no sports to watch. >> yeah. you noticed that too, huh? >> we're hoping, we're praying. we had draymond green and the commissioner on the virus and the bubble. plus, cal football player >>> good evening. the nba commissioner adam silver is cautiously optimistic about the restart in orlando. he did say today, if coronavirus cases spike inside the bubble, the league may not have a choice but to shut it down. he didn't give precise numbers on that. but w

mabel some low 80s along the bay. this weekend, saturday and sunday, will be the two warmest days in the forecast, period, and we'll have gradual cooling. then temperatures will be below average. then next friday, we begin another warm-up. and that is how it is looking for now. i'll have more a little hear. larry and dion? oh, let me tell but the aids walk. two days left. the aids walk san francisco, it kicks off this sunday, july 19, right here. there is still time to register you can call or go to aidswalk.net. >> thank you. >>> coming up, getting ahead after battling some of the highest infection rates in the country. now the new challenge that could fenow there's more to wlove with xfinity x1,? the ultimate entertainment experience. like live sports. they're back with the best way to watch. io hello, more. where have you been all my life? you can still order all your favorites. because right now, denny's is offering free delivery. just go to dennys.com for free delivery right to your door. see you at dennys.com. w

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months to take it climbing reserves and now and then it's so we have a lot of people who are at stake mabel and of course we have the animals. >>the oakland zoo is now one step closer to possibly reopening despite the governor's new us order to keep it shut down the alameda county board of supervisors voted today in favor of a variance for the zoo now the next step if it is approved by the state the variance would grant the zoo special permission to reopen as kron four's michelle kingston reports reopening the zoo also means keeping it alive. >>we have no intention or anybody does it get sick with the oakland zoo could be back open to the public in less than 2 weeks on tuesday, the alameda county board of supervisors voted in support of the variants at a station that will be submitted to the state if the state approves it can welcome visitors again for the first time since march now on radar. >>when we are open and we don't get any support from the federal government county government or city government. all we have are reserves for sunday with built up an emergency reserves that is kind of

they feel like mabel they're being attacked. or it will lead to reverse racism. how do you respond to that? >> that's the essence of white fragility. to be defensive when it comes up. as an activist myself, someone devoting myself to this work, to bring white people into the conversation and bring them into pallyship. i think you have to start with yourself and do introspective work and then you have to learn to show up in a way that isn't causing harm. we try to educate folks how to do that and then call them into action. i know erica was cut off. if she would like the continue, i yield my time. >> she finished. >> we will turn it over to mark now as we've been discussing, we are all conditioned to understand. you said a big part of. is learning history. the basics of learning history. tell us about how learning history can lead us to the path forward? >> sure. i've studied a lot of the history of anti-racist struggles, and i think it was mention that had there have been white allies in the struggle all along. whatever term you would like the use. i think it is

months to take it climbing reserves in now and then it's so we have a lot of people who are at stake mabelurse we have the animals. >>the oakland zoo is now one step closer to possibly reopening despite the governor's new us order to keep it shut down the alameda county board of supervisors voted today in favor of a variance for the zoo. now the next step if it is approved by the state the variance would grant special permission to reopen as kron four's michelle kingston tells us reopening the zoo is a matter of survival. >>we have no intention or anybody it doesn't get sick with the oakland zoo could be back open to the public in less than 2 weeks on tuesday, the alameda county board of supervisors voted in support of the variants at a station that will be submitted to the state if the state approves it can welcome visitors again for the first time since march now on radar. >>when we are open and we don't get any support from the federal government county government or city government. all we have are reserves fortunately we have built up in emergency reserves that is kind of kept us aliv

again testing is an essential component of america's public health response to cova 1000 testing and mabel's clinical decision making it heralds impending outbreaks it informs resource allocation and it assists in minimizing economic and social disruption but we cannot test our way out of this or any other pandemic testing does not replace personal responsibility it does not substitute for avoiding crowded indoor spaces or washing hands or wearing a mask a negative test that does not mean that you won't be positive tomorrow a negative test does not substitute for avoiding crowds are wearing a mask or protecting the vulnerable with your actions all of that being said as of this morning the nation has performed over 59001000 test now averaging over 820000 test per day up from 550000 test per day when i appeared before this committee just earlier this month since march 12th we have increased our daily testing over 32000 percent half of these tests are done in either point of care technologies with results in 15 minutes or less or at local hospitals for which the turnaround time is generally wit

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a bus has come to submit his request for a building permit in the car the mia mabel heard his is a new building but because the plot is located near a heritage site the facade must contain certain characteristics to preserve the area's historic look maybe and not as they inform me that there are small issues so i have to change parts of the designs that i can get certification but few builders appear to go through the tedious process which can take months to complete we visit the ties plot in the media and find it abutted by modern buildings many exceeding the maximum or 4 floors allowed here. in most of the street there is no her to building i'm the only one who's building a traditional house that resembles the old ca to me or baghdad. real estate is a lucrative business here every year millions of pilgrims flock to the shrine of them the 7th of the 12 in mom's venerated by shia muslims their visits have fuel demand for hotel accommodation but the heritage department at baghdad municipality told al-jazeera that all of them are illegal. why don't they build in the cane succumbs issues

it is located at mabel base -- as you can see this morning, the smoke is still coming.ollowed by an explosion of some of the oil that was used to clean the tools on the ship. this morning, navy officials say five sailors do remain hospitalized. >> the navy, they prepare for this. they train all the time, not only on individual ships but on the command as well. so if anyone is prepared, it is the united states navy. >> this navy ship took part in the war on terrorism, responded to several humanitarian efforts including aftermath of the deadly tsunami in indonesia in 2004. these pictures that you are looking at from yesterday, we can see that thick, dark smoke coming from the ship but it is still burning this morning. the big plumes of smoke are still coming from there and san diego fire address you expect the fire to continue to burn for the next couple of days. the u.s. navy has its first black female pilot. lieutenant madeleine swigert completed her fighter pilot training in texas and she is going to be awarded her wings of gold with the rest of her class. it has been

though i mabel reasony -- reasonably happy in -- may be reasonably happy in this life and supremely happyh him forever in the next. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats until you are escorted to pay your respects by the sergeant at arms.