my name is michael bear and i'm the general manager of the stanford court hotel and the huntington hotel both located on knob hill. supervisor peskin in your district. and i've also worked at other hotels in supervisor haney's district. and i had prepared remarks but i'm not going to read them because frankly everything has been said. i just like you to know a couple things burin does tree that you may not know. we're a very tight-knit community. most of the general managers here have worked in the city for decades or at least a decade if not longer. and you know, our workers are like family to us and so we would, you know, frankly never do anything to put them in harm's way. we worked exhaustively with the hotel council, the brands and with smaller hotels to develop standards that meet every guideline imaginable and as was said prior, my focus through this pandemic has been centered around when we can bring our workers back to work as quickly as possible and safely as possible. and frankly this legislation will do nothing but delay that and all i've heard from the local two call inns wa

my name is michael bear and i'm the general manager of the stanford court hotel and the huntington hotel both located on knob hill. supervisor peskin in your district. and i've also worked at other hotels in supervisor haney's district. and i had prepared remarks but i'm not going to read them because frankly everything has been said. i just like you to know a couple things burin does tree that you may not know. we're a very tight-knit community. most of the general managers here have worked in the city for decades or at least a decade if not longer. and you know, our workers are like family to us and so we would, you know, frankly never do anything to put them in harm's way. we worked exhaustively with the hotel council, the brands and with smaller hotels to develop standards that meet every guideline imaginable and as was said prior, my focus through this pandemic has been centered around when we can bring our workers back to work as quickly as possible and safely as possible. and frankly this legislation will do nothing but delay that and all i've heard from the local two call inns wa

bear. (michael) who else? i think it's great that the company's making a commercial.i work at dunder mifflin, they think that we sell mufflers, or muffins, or mittens, or... and frankly, all of those sound better than paper, so i let it slide. [cheerful music] ♪

the continent the hope is that bear market value of rice a growing business conducted away from the headlines. noting reached absurd levels in the case of this man michael hector. the 27 year old londoner is a member of the jamaican national squad and was loaned out to over a dozen clubs into space of knowing yes. then i would have been on a few lines after signing for vetting his 1st loan spell pain shortly after he turned 183 years later he'd already played full 10 clubs in most cases he was passed on off to just a few months in the interests of his contractual employer. again is the child in their own. michael hector was always quick to adapt and continued improving as a player with big trucks now making overtures he assumed his days as a journeyman was over when chelsea signed him in 2015 but chelsea was the wrong choice. loan deals were originally created for clubs to insert your more match experience for younger players an example from germany phillip bloch i'm still not considered ready for the buy in senior squad at 19 he was sent off to stuttgart by the time he returned 2 years later long was arguably the best fullback in germany. the. national

bear the consequences also coming up france's france celebrates busting day under the shadow of the coronavirus a scaled down ceremony in paris pays tribute to the nation's health care workers president michael will lay out his plans to overcome the pandemic and the shutdowns in a televised televised address later today. plus california issues a sweeping rollback of its plans to reopen for business bars restaurants and places of worship shut down again over a new surge in the coronavirus. welcome to the program the british government will ban walk away from having any role in providing technology for its 5 g. networks from 2027 on with a company barred from providing any new equipment from the end of this year the u.k. previously gave the chinese company the green lights to operate spot following strong pressure from the trumped up ministration to ban wall way completely the government has made a dramatic u. turn citing serious security. concerns is what the u.k.'s digital secretary of a doubt about to say the government agrees with the national side security sense advice the best way to secure our networks is for operators to stop using new effect to while away to prevent to build the new c

bearing down on your state. thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. we appreciate it. >>> i also want to bring in dr. michael osterholm, the director of infectious disease research and policy at the university of minnesota. so good to see you. in response to today's hearing, the president again -- >> good to see you. >> the president is again insisting that the u.s. is only showing more cases in europe because we test more. can we settle this repeated claim and why it's so important we continue to test at the highest possible rate? >> well, when your entire country is on fire, you need more fire hoses. in that sense, yes, we're testing more. those are our fire hoses. but the fact is the country is on fire with this virus. we are as bad as almost anyone in the world in terms of transmission right now so we should be doing a lot of testing. >> dr. anthony fauci said today, we just talked about this, he said it multiple times, as did other members of that panel, they're cautiously optimistic they will see a vaccine by the end of the year. do you agree with the timeline, can a safe vaccine be just four months aw

to bear the cost in to try to gain dual political control of ukraine, to keep ukraine with wouldn't —— with what in he calls his fear of privileged interests. that dynamic will continue in full. michaelsure. a new study has revealed that afg ha n new study has revealed that afghan opium farmers have switched to solar technology in massive numbers over the last five years, and in the process, have significantly increased the world's supply of opium. satellite images show virtually every farm in south—west afghanistan has solar panels. a trader in afghanistan takes ona a trader in afghanistan takes on a video tour of his shop. we have many different types of water pumps, he says. he supplies the pumps opium farmers used to irrigate their land. you may be surprised by the choice of power supply because these days afghan opium farmers choose solar power. each of these stacks contains hundreds of solar panels. there are thousands for sale in the market. the switch from diesel to solar on afghan opium farms has been incredibly quick. 2014 it started to be introduced among the farmers. it was 2017 that we had unprecedented level of in afghanistan, so within three years, it spread quite mass

known as cozy bear, that's the same group believed to be behind the hacking of the democratic party servers in the 2016 election. they denied involvement there and so did the kremlin. michael. >> all right, thank you so much, kaylee. >>> we are following a lot of other headlines this morning. next, that new trouble for washington's nfl team. the women coming forward with sexual harassment allegations. >>> and that urgent warning about counterfeit and overpriced n95 masks. we're going to tell you if you're buying a fake. >>> but first, let's head over to ginger. >> cecilia, hope you're ready for the heat especially if you're going back to d.c. they are going for potentially the most 90-degree days in july ever. look at this. excessive heat watches or heat advisories all the way from nebraska to new jersey. the numbers today are going to be above 100 for the feels like and a lot of the midwest andaitk therfor tuay check out omaha feeling like 110 on saturday. 108 kansas city, but hot all the way to grand rapids and detroit, michigan, and then the heat slides east for sunday into monday and we're talking serious heat. i mean, three days of 90 or above, that's an official heat

michael fleeman covered the death of toni henthorn. >> i just thought the extent of their police work was to tell you to put out a rogue campfire or something, or don't park here, don't feed the bearsr: but there's more to it. every death in our national parks is investigated. and in toni's case the same emt ranger who came to rescue her now switched roles from rescuer to cop. >> people wear different hats at the park service. the guy who schlepped out there in the middle of the night and tried to both save toni's life and get harold off the mountain the next day became an investigator. >> reporter: the ranger set out to learn everything he could about toni, harold and what happened on that quiet mountain. harold told him the couple had set out around 1:45 on the deer mountain trail as part of their romantic anniversary weekend. you can see in this selfie harold took that the henthorns seemed to be having fun, on a track that many would find challenging. >> hikers call it a moderate hike. but these are hikers who are, you know, scaling the sides of mountains. >> reporter: but toni and harold kept at it, following the trail as it snaked up and around the mountain to a point where it