>>now realistically mackey doesn't see classrooms for returning to full capacity this year, but she is optimistic in thanks. but there will be some sort of face to face learning that will take place this year. but she says first we have to flatten that curve live in cobb county michelle kingston kron 4. >>the situation we're in we are trying to building new school system really school district superintendents across the bay area have been working tirelessly making plans for bold distance learning and for the possibility of students returning to school in the fall at a handle the mask requirements, social distancing guidelines in classroom cleanliness but on friday governor gavin newsom announced a 5 step statewide plan for safe learning and announced that schools can not reopen until the county they're located and has been off the state's monitoring list for at least 14 days contra costa county is on that list along with 31 other counties across the state i do i really appreciate that we are going to be getting more guidance in one on a statewide level that we news on a county county l

. >> joining us now from beijing, janis mackey frayer. good to talk to you again. talk about why china is so upset about this move, by the president, and how serious do we think they are about hitting back against the united states? >> well, they are serious, and they will find a way to hit back. they just aren't saying at this point how they will do that. even if the past week, we have seen sanctions against two republican senators, sanctions against lockheed martin for selling weapons to taiwan, and threats flying back and forth over hong kong. and to that extent, it wasn't totally unexpected. this decision by the u.s. to strip hong kong of that special economic status. basically what it has done for the past 20 years is that it has spared exports from paying the same sort of tariffs as if they were coming from china. this is an important deal for the united states. they have a trade surplus with hong kong. so it is unclear what impact it will have on hong kong itself. in terms of u.s. china relations, they continue to go on a downward spiral. we're at a point wh

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officer mackey. are you here? >> good morning, i'm here. good morning. so before you guys have a report for the nobody inn, they've applied for a type 42 license and if approved this will allow them to sell beer and wine. we have zero letters of protest. zero letters of support. they're located in plot 164, which is a high crime area and they're in census track 121. our unit a.l.u. recommends that the following conditions. petitioner shall monitor the area under their control in effort to prevent the loitering of persons on any property adjacent to the licensed premises as depicted on the form. and no noise shall be audible at any nearby residence. as of june 30, they have signed and agreed to the recommended conditions. >> supervisor mandelman: great. we don't have questions or don't think they do, we'll hear from the applicant. >> hi there. thank you for having me. okay, so the space at 620 post street has been used as a wine bar before. it was previously the battle room for many years. it's connected to the fitzgerald hotel which is a small independen

>>dan mackey arena is the president of the north beach business association. he says it's well known throughout the neighborhood that the owner of the restaurant is intolerant district 3 supervisor, aaron peskin echoed those sentiments saying in part quote the owner of this establishment is known by all local residents to be on hand, nobody in the neighborhood is sad to see him go but losing a local business is not something to be celebrated. the restaurant is closing because of the covid-19 pandemic people are angry right now and i i get that people are angry. >>this is this is a little. >>aggressive for me i have no regrets about this individual and his business holding up. and so fortunate to have to say because we don't like to lose businesses at all as the signs remain at least for now neighbors say it's best to ignore them. this is a representative in north beach is a community and as a neighborhood so. >>if you do walk by maybe look >>well that dan thorn reporting for us this morning, the front door of the business was vandalized tuesday with profanity

mackey inback to john his classic test of 1948, four our global wall street audience ofand his classict 1948. what does it signal that tesla has searched through five technical gaps since early june? chris: tesla has been the hood ornament of liquidity, the hood ornament of the growth trade. is there an access to correct? likely. we had what looked like low out volume yesterday on tesla similar to what you did on the high in early february. the trend is up. i would approach this from the perspective of what you do with week as? when trends are positive you are inclined to buy weakness. i would be more inclined to be a buyer of that week is given the trend. tom: bring that over the major growth stocks that have given them -- that have driven the market. is it the same thing, by the weakness? chris: is a process that will play out over the next several months. as some of the high flyers correct, do some of the secondary issues step up and fill that void, for example the banks. as earnings get underway this week in that group, will that be enough to support while some highflying momentum

grand forks police sergeant at the time, bill mackey. >> could be the penguin. >> at that point, we didn'tw how the foot played into it or not. >> was it webbed? >> i can't recall if it was webbed or not. >> but the thinking was, this came from, if not the actual person who had done the beating, at least somebody there during the fight? >> yeah. absolutely. that was the thinking. >> police swarmed downtown grand forks and at another bar they found one of the costumed characters they were looking for. >> that same night we found the clown. >> the clown was crying? >> yes. >> that made us wonder, why is this guy crying? >> the tears of a clown. it made police suspicious. one officer reported the clown's hands were shaking. from the cold or from something else? >> october 28th, 2007. >> by the time the clown was brought to the police station, he had dried his tears. but he was not cooperative. >> what's the big deal? someone is dead. i heard there's a fight. the clown said he had nothing to do with any murder and was crying because of a domestic argument. >> he explained to us he had a bad ar

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how would you feel if your seatmate cracked open the protocols of the elders of zion mackey would be shocked and yet thanks to encouragement from democratic leaders, it is happening everywhere. white fragility is now required reading in schools and boardrooms. corporations are internalizing its message. will bring for example has announced for the rest of the year it will waive delivery fees on its delivery app but only for a black owned restaurants. post mates its competitor has announced the very same policy. businesses are receiving favorable treatment based solely on the skin color of their owners. haven't we seen that somewhere before? yes, we have. we passed an entire civil rights act to stop at more than 50 years ago. thanks to the democratic party, it is happening again. the justice department meanwhile is doing nothing about this. california's attorney general hasn't done anything despite the fact that uber is based in california and the race-based policy violates the civil rights act flagrantly. they are affirmatively for racial discrimination. as of tonight, the california

john mackey were running in the special election for the seat that johnny isakson had to leave. president trump endorsed you but the governor pointed kelly leffler and now the democratic leaning public policy polling has you ahead of senator leffler and that primary or that race by two points. it's george's special election. senator leffler is part owner of the wba and landed dream and she faced backlash after urging the league to put american flags rather than black lives matter on warm-up jerseys this season. congressman collins meantime is questioned the atlanta dreams ticket sharing program with planned parenthood. last night on "fox news" channel senator leffler responded. >> hollands is pandering to the left for the fake news to the liberal media. look this is not about me. this is not about the team this is about the rights of all americans to be able to express themselves. jon: senator loeffler is welcome to come on "the fox report" but for now congressman collins huddy respond to what she had to say? >> this is senator loeffler does not believe -- making up an issue goi

>>dan mackey arena is the president of the north beach business association. he says it's well known throughout the neighborhood that the owner of the restaurant is intolerant district 3 supervisor, aaron peskin echoed those sentiments saying in part quote the owner of this establishment is known by all local residents to be on hand, nobody in the neighborhood is sad to see him go but losing a local business is not something to be celebrated. the restaurant is closing because of the covid-19 pandemic people are angry right now and i i get that people are angry. >>this is this is a little. >>aggressive for me i have no regrets about this individual and his business holding up. so fortunate to have to say that because we don't like to lose businesses at all as the signs remain at least for now neighbors say it's best to ignore them. this is a representative of the north beach is a community and as a neighborhood so. >>if you do walk by maybe look >>well as dan thorn reporting for us this morning, the front door that restaurant was vandalized 3rd tuesday, rather

everybody knows that they're going to have to start with distance when can we are on the monitoring list mackey is excited for the start of the year but says contra costa county families must come together to flatten the curve so students can return to school at some point in some way before the end of the year and i'm hoping that as a community the contra costa community we are think that that is so important. we stay home when we can and we wear our masks when we can and we use all those protocols. >>why i'm optimistic now. matthew says realistically she doesn't see classrooms returning to full capacity at all this year, but she does believe there will be some sort of face to face learning. >>but first we have to flatten that curve in contra costa county michelle kingston kron 4 news the california teachers association released a statement today saying the governor's guidance provide some clarity and uniformity in the state however. >>toby boyd says that the association does have some concerns and will ask for further clarity on the standards for closing schools. if there's an outbreak boyd a

janis mackey frayer joins us from beijing good morning >> reporter: hoda, good morning. rise, hong kong disneyland is shutting down again as theme parks around the world are struggling to stay open less than a month after welcoming visitors back, hong kong disneyland is closing down again because of an uptick in coronavirus cases in the city that has officials worried about a potential third wave so despite the special measures like temperature checks and hand sanitizer stations that helped them reopen mid-june, the company said in a statement it was falling in line with hong kong government prevention measures adding, the closure is temporary. >> i'm a little bit nervous because i'm scared some people will come here and play and take off their masks and people may get infected >> reporter: hong kong hadn't had any new infections for weeks. but in the past ten days, there are about 180 cases. crowds are banned and so is dining inside restaurants after 6:00 p.m but shutting down hong kong disneyland switch partly owned by the local government presents some awkward timing

i want to go live to beijing where nbc news foreign correspondent janis mackey frayer is standing by. there are worried about a potential third wave. what can you tell us? >> this spike in cases that we're talking about, stephanie is not huge in numbers when you compare with some of the surges in parts of the united states. it's maybe less than 300 cases over the past ten days. what's worrying officials in hong kong is the trend. that's what they are looking to break so they have reimposed a lot of restrictions, and that includes closing down disneyland just a month after it reopened. and it had touted the special measures like hand sanitizing, temperature checks, no selfies with the characters. all of the things they believe they needed to do in order to get the park reopened. now let's contrast that with this decision by disney executives to open its biggest resort in orlando on the weekend, on a day that it had 12,000 cases being reported by officials. now, the timing is awkward, obviously, for executives because they had cited the smooth reopening of theme parks in asia as assuran

>>dan mackey arena is the president of the north beach business association. he says it's well known throughout the neighborhood that the owner of the restaurant is intolerant district 3 supervisor, aaron peskin echoed those sentiments saying in part quote the owner of this establishment is known by all local residents to be on hand, nobody in the neighborhood is sad to see him go but losing a local business is not something to be celebrated. the restaurant is closing because of the covid-19 pandemic people are angry right now and i i get that people are angry. >>this is this is a little. >>aggressive for me i have no regrets about this individual and his business holding up. so fortunate to have to say because we don't like to lose businesses at all as the signs remain at least for now neighbors say it's best to ignore them. this is a representative of the north beach is a community and as a neighborhood so. >>if you do walk by maybe look >>well that was dan thorn reporting for us this morning, the front door of the business was vandalized tuesday with profan

nbc's janis mackey frayer is outside the consulate. what are they saying about all of this? >> well, we saw the american flag being lowered here just after dawn this morning, ending 35 years of u.s. diplomacy here in southwestern china. the diplomats were given 72 hours to clear out the consulate. over the course of the weekend, there was a lot of activity. documents being carried out, plaques and insignia being removed from the walls. at 10:00 this morning, chinese officials and police and security walked through the front door and took the building back. this was retaliation, and these are china's words, for the u.s. closing down the chinese consulate in houston last week. this is the latest escalation in a relationship that has been combative on nearly every front from huawei to hong kong to human rights. and the closure of these consulates seems to be pushing relations to a new low. closing a consulate is a big diplomatic move. it's not something that can be easily walked back. the state department said that it's disappointed with china's decision. chinese officials say

mackey, he can be removed by the incoming president. >> steve: you have to see if course is not politicalnse that they are running the investigation, but the whole origin of this was political. it was the political interference by the obama administration into the criminal justice system and all the rest of it. that's what we've got to find out. for this not to be released, this report not be published, before the election, i think that would be really outrageous. it would not deliver the kind of justice and transparency, and, frankly, democracy we need to understand what the 2016 election was all about. the crucial point is the one we saw that you just made there. if this goes beyond the election, you're opening up the possibility that the whole thing will be covered up by an incoming biden administration. that can't be allowed to happen. >> katie: emily, i want to touch on the legal aspect of this. the attorney general has been asked about potential charges for individuals with big names as a result of the durham investigation. he has kind of tamped down expectations about actual indict

>>dan mackey arena is the president of the north beach business association. he says it's well known throughout the neighborhood that the owner of the restaurant is intolerant district 3 supervisor, aaron peskin echoed those sentiments saying in part quote the owner of this establishment is known by all local residents to be on hand, nobody in the neighborhood is sad to see him go but losing a local business is not something to be celebrated. the restaurant is closing because of the covid-19 pandemic people are angry right now and i i get that people are angry. >>this is this is a little. >>aggressive for me i have no regrets about this individual and his business holding up. and some fortunate to have to say that because we don't like to lose businesses at all as the signs remain at least for now neighbors say it's best to ignore them. this is a representative in north beach is a community and as a neighborhood so. >>if you do walk by maybe look >>well the front door of this restaurant was vandalized yesterday with profanity essentially telling the restaurant

>> tessa ar scylla, janis mackey frayer, keir simmons joining us from around the world.u for that. i want to bring back dr. derek cass and doctor, more questions. i want to start with a question that's come up over the last few minutes here. governor andrew cuomo holding one of his briefings with the mayor of atlanta join him, mayor keisha lance bottoms, who revealed it was her son that brought covid-19 in to the house. of course, the mayor of atlanta, revealed last week she has covid-19. so did her husband. how concerned, dr. cass, should parents be about a child who goes back to school, bringing the virus back in to the home and not presenting symptoms? >> this is a real concern for most families. i watched that press conference on my phone during the commercial break and missed the last part of that. the truth is, that any exposure, any contact outside of the home will present a small risk to the family. we need to be able to be vigilant making sure we understand the risk to the family is real but it is small. as long as we understand the outcome, the ratio, is in fav

everybody knows that they're going to have to start with distance when can we are on the monitoring list mackey is excited for the start of the year but says contra costa county families must come together to flatten the curve so students can return to school at some point in some way before the end of the year and i'm hoping that as a community the contra costa community we are think that that is so important. we stay home when we can and we wear our masks when we can and we use all the protocols. >>why i'm optimistic now. matthew says realistically she doesn't see classrooms returning to full capacity at all this year, but she does believe there will be some sort of face to face learning. but first we have to flatten that curve and contra costa county michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>the governor's plan is also getting some praise from officials in the south bay's largest school district. the san jose unified school district announced it would begin the year with distance learning and the hope that students can start returning to campus in october. the plan is in line with what the governor a

and this is a similar challenge all around the globe, we'll go to janis mackey frayer now in beijingtarted. what is the situation like on the ground in china now? >> reporter: well, every region of the world is struggling with this balance, this jugglingant, between restrictions and reopening. officials here in beijing believe they have a fresh outbreak under control. but there are few places in the world struggling more than india. it is the third highest number of cases in the world behind the u.s. and brazil. and despite one of the earliest and heaviest national lockdowns, they have crossed 20,000 deaths, more than 700,000 cases, they have also ramped up testing and in particular in the southern states, they're recording 25,000 cases a day there. still, the hardest hit is in the cities, mumbai, new delhi, chen nigh, t chennai and they're having to set up makeshift wards. this started because of the restrictions that were in place were being relaxed in june. and that caused this spike in cases. and this is the pattern we're seeing in other parts of asia, japan, south korea, and in

>>dan mackey arena is the president of the north beach business association. he says it's well known throughout the neighborhood that the owner of the restaurant is intolerant district 3 supervisor, aaron peskin echoed those sentiments saying in part quote the owner of this establishment is known by all local residents to be on hand, nobody in the neighborhood is sad to see him go but losing a local business is not something to be celebrated. the restaurant is closing because of the covid-19 pandemic people are angry right now and i i get that people are angry. >>this is this is a little. >>aggressive for me i have no regrets about this individual and his business holding up. and some fortunate to have to say because we don't like to lose businesses at all as the signs remain at least for now neighbors say it's best to ignore them. this is a representative of north beach is a community and as a neighborhood so. >>if you do walk by maybe look >>well the front door of this restaurant was vandalized yesterday with profanity essentially telling the restaurant owne

everybody knows that they're going to have to start with distance when can we are on the monitoring list mackeyited for the start of the year but says contra costa county families must come together to flatten the curve so students can return to school at some point in some way before the end of the year and i'm hoping that as a community the contra costa community we are think that that is so important. we stay home when we can and we wear our masks when we can and we use all those calls. >>why i'm optimistic now. matthew says realistically she doesn't see classrooms returning to full capacity at all this year, but she does believe there will be some sort of face to face learning. but first we have to flatten that curve in contra costa county michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>well in the south bay the governor's plan is also getting praise from officials in the san jose unified school district right now the district says it will begin the year with distance learning and hope that students can start returning to campus perhaps in october. their plan is in line with what the governor announced ye

joining us now from beijing, nbc news foreign correspondent janis mackey frayer.is, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: well, it's been a wild morning that started with these reports of smoke and flames at the consulate general of china in houston. it has now spiraled to this statement from the state department about an hour ago, confirming that they have ordered china to close down the mission within 72 hours. china is calling this outrageous. they call it unjustified. foreign ministry spokesperson accusing the u.s. of intimidating, of interfering in china's affairs, even accusing the u.s. of confiscating diplomatic pouches on two occasions back in october and in june. what this is is a very sharp and rapid deterioration of what was already a combative relationship on pretty much every front, from huawei to the south china sea. it has really gone downhill over hong kong, with the decisions last week by the u.s. to consider hong kong and mainland china to be effectively the same, and now discussion of suspending the extradition treaty. so, why the consulate in

janis mackey frayer joins us with more on this dispute. >> reporter: the u.s.with them it's another sign of how the relations with china are unraveling this morning the lowering of the american flag ending a decades' long u.s. presence here. >> i hereby officially retire our national colors and present them to you in recognition of the official closure of the united states consulate in chengdu, china >> reporter: american diplomats were given 72 hours to clear out of the consulate trucks carried off documents plaques and insignia peeled from walls. chinese police and officials entered the building to take control of it. closing the u.s. consulate here was payback for the u.s. shutting down the consulate general of china in houston last week what state departments and officials called a hub for chinese intelligence when given the note, chinese staff were burning documents in the courtyard. tensions have heightened in recent months. from everything in the ongoing trade war to accusations over the coronavirus. with mistrust running deep, the consulate closures hav

officer mackey. are you here? >> good morning, i'm here. good morning. so before you guys have a report for the nobody inn, they've applied for a type 42 license and if approved this will allow them to sell beer and wine. we have zero letters of protest. zero letters of support. they're located in plot 164, which is a high crime area and they're in census track 121. our unit a.l.u. recommends that the following conditions. petitioner shall monitor the area under their control in effort to prevent the loitering of persons on any property adjacent to the licensed premises as depicted on the form. and no noise shall be audible at any nearby residence. as of june 30, they have signed and agreed to the recommended conditions. >> supervisor mandelman: great. we don't have questions or don't think they do, we'll hear from the applicant. >> hi there. thank you for having me. okay, so the space at 620 post street has been used as a wine bar before. it was previously the battle room for many years. it's connected to the fitzgerald hotel which is a small independen