michelle: enthusiastically, yes.rrol: should the nypd continue to provide security in the city's public schools? when it is necessary, yes. we want children to be safe. badrun: yes, definitely. now,ocasio-cortez: right the new york city police force in new york city public schools is equal to the entire boston police department. -- errol: should taxes be raised on households that make more than $500,000 a year. rep. ocasio-cortez: yes. badrun: definitely. michelle: i don't advocate raising taxes on new yorkers right now. we face an existential threat. did threatenortez to raise taxes on homeowners, the salt taxes killing us. errol: should social media companies be allowed to censor content on their platforms? michelle: yes, they should. badrun: yes. rep. ocasio-cortez: carefully, yes. conviction on a charge of looting be punishable by time in jail? rep. ocasio-cortez: i am an abolitionist. time andavoid jail look for restorative justice. i think it's a case-by-case basis. it is probation and depending on what kind of

things that michelle had said.involvement, saying things like, we decided that the baby should be aborted. >> knight and i. it's not just you -- thought the best way to terminate the pregnancy would be through a diet of tea only. >> now we have an acknowledgement of termination of the pregnancy. we could rely on that to bring the aggravated murder charge. >> amanda's journals were instrumental in this case. she basically wrote a game plan of what had happened to her the entire time she was there. it would just be something as simple, like, he moved me downstairs today. well, that movement constituted another kidnapping. he was charged with 977 counts, including aggravated murder, rape, and kidnapping. >> he did everyone a favor, it seems, by agreeing to a plea deal. and he was sentenced to life in prison plus 1,000 years. >> court is in session. please be seated. >> ariel castro stood up in court. here is this guy who was charading, acting like the perfect neighbor, school bus driver. now he's in chains, and he was

michelle: you are absolutely right about that.the virus is a rising, things might start to slow their because they have the virus concerns. that is going to be offset by new york, new jersey, massachusetts moving into the reopening process. that is why it is absolutely critical to look at high-frequency data on a state basis. we do a lot of work where we are the states into the degree of reopening and track daily, weekly data in terms of understanding what economic activity is doing. i think the most important indicator will be if the states that are further along in reopening but now have viruses , if you start to see behaviors switch even before there is government policy that demands that, just from personal preferences, i think that will be a very important sign. tom: what should we look for in the high-frequency data tomorrow morning at 8:30, the claims statistics? michelle: claims are a great piece of information, but they are flawed. they are flawed and part because there's backlog issues, presumably in terms of how to proc

you'd have used chief political editor michel there following that speech for us earlier standing by at the german parliament joins us now live today again michelle and in her address the chancellor was saying the e.u. is facing the biggest crisis in its history what is a roadmap to get the block out of the crisis intact. well she would like to see european leaders agree on that medium term budget even before the summer so that she can get this recovery of the e.u. on track but that's not that easy because the very solidarity that she spoke about is interpreted very differently depending on who you speak there are some countries that would like to see those worst affected countries like italy and spain be given more loans while it's silly and spain also see that very differently they want no reserve ations kind of injections of cash ideally into their running bad budgets and that simply that's also the stance of uncle americal it's not going to happen so there's a lot of internal bickering against the backdrop of this very very severe challenge the worst crisis since the founding of

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have ended with no significant progress that is according to the top brussels negotiator michel by yea but he has accused london of failing to honor the braggs divorce agreement as the 2 sides try to thrash out a trade deal before the end of this year he claims british officials are trying to backtrack on commitments they've already agreed to while the british say the negotiations need to speed up on a was clearly frustrated. we engaged in this negotiation and to be a fusion of the joint political dicta ration that clearly sets out the terms of our future but. these document document is a very bold in all known quitters. including english. digital version was negotiated with prime minister of johnson. it is for us. and you remain for us the only valid reference yet it wrong after wrong our british called 2 bolts she could be stoned them sort of from this common basis let's bring in our correspondents on the story above asal is in brussels beckett moss is in london for us good to have you both barbara let's start with you as we mentioned michel barnier looking very frustrated they're sa

i am michelle - michelle jeske from denver colorado. i have been here a little over 18 years which is crazy to think about. i've been director for five years. i am on the board of directors with kelvin, the president-elect for another month before i take on the actual president role of pla. >> i am miguel figueroa from the center for the future of libraries and happy to be here with colleagues that i have so much respect, for making this time available. it should be a great conversation and i am happy to be a part of it. >> as i mentioned we are having a guided conversation so i will kickoff with the first question. how did your library land on priority in this covid-19 time and do you see these priorities extending past the crisis? >> i can start with that one. i feel really lucky that we just created a new strategic framework before this started and before this happened we were trying to center our work on our values fostering curiosity, strengthening connections, challenging inequity and honoring the public's trust for stewardship, w

i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. we are at the halfway point, michelle, and mary lee has the forecast to start the day. good morning, mary. >>> good morning to you, len and michelle. clear skies, and as we head through the afternoon, plenty of sunshine, and heating up even more as we head through the afternoon. here's a live look at the mt. hamilton camera. temperatures on the mild side. 50s and 60s to start the day. through the afternoon, the day time highs will soar. mid-70sin san francisco. 90 in san jose, and mid-90s for concord. highs 9 to 14 degrees above average for this time of the year, and the ridge of high pressure is strengthening for . coming up. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk, and breaking news out of vallejo. several people were shot last night in north vallejo. video from the scene. you can see there appears to be a party in the background. it was around 10:00 p.m. police are centering the investigation here. all of the vallejo police are saying they can confirm there's been multiple gun s

good morning. >> good morning, len and michelle. temperatures even warmer compared to yesterday with high pressure building in. usthe livelook this morning, r clear skies, and temperatures upper 40s to the 50s as we start off our tuesday. as we head through the afternoon, plenty of sunshine, not quite as breezy as yesterday. 74 in san francisco. 80 in oakland. highs 8 to 10 degrees above average. we will have more in a few minutes. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. the west nile virus has been found in parts of milpeda. they are now planning treatments for thursday. the positive tests they had in the area of 95035. that's the zip code. 95035, mosquitoes testing positive. the area will be sprayed with chemicals from a truck. they started to leave door hangers to notify people of the planned treatment, and they are giving notice on social media and county alert systems, and they said there's no need to move or relocate during the treatment. it's been approved by state and federal regulators. back to you. >>> developing this

good morning. >> good morning, michelle. a really cool sight, and you can see in the sales force tower camera, the low clouds and areas of fog, and it will indicate the low flow cooling along the coast and the bay as we head through thursday, and our temperatures are in the 50s and 60s this morning. 63 in concord. 59 for oakland and livermore. coastal fog around, at least for the coast and around the bay this morning, and till t in we are talking about upper 80s to low 90s inland, and cooler at the coast, and around the bay. much cooler for all of us with breezy conditions, and the pacific ocean air kicking in friday and saturday. here's what you can expect. the low pressure system we are tracking, and it is going to move in, and it will bring in the cooler air, and the ridge of high pressure is going to move away from us. as we go through friday and saturday, much cooler as the low pressure system is ushering in the stronger marine influence for us, dropping temperatures significantly. hour-by-hour on futurecast, and you ca

michelle will be back talking to us about what the chancellor has in store for now michelle a thanks very much and staying in germany officials in the northwest of the country have ordered the closure of local schools and childcare centers after more than $600.00 workers at a meat processing plant tested positive for covert 19 it's the latest in a series of similar outbreaks that have been blamed on poor working conditions and crowded housing for the migrant labor force at that plant. this is germany's biggest meat processing business more than 650 new infections were registered here since the beginning of the week now 7000 people have to go into quarantine even though. all employees who work on the premises will be quarantined. and we will test them again. one consequence of the large number of new infections schools and nurseries in the area will close and remain shut until the summer holidays. are over that we took this decision because i have to try and do everything i can to contain the virus and make sure that we try and limit this outbreak to the local area. was open to good g

we are warming things up, mary. >> reporter: yeah, for sure, michelle.e are going to see the temperatures soaring, especially inland, into the 90s this afternoon, and it gets hotter for tomorrow. here's a live look at the sales force tower camera. mainly clear skies, and starting off the day with the bay bridge and the east bay. the temperatures this morning, in the 50s and 60s. 62 in conford. 60 in oakland. san francisco, coming in at 56, and check out san jose, right now 63 degrees, and looking at mostly clear skies in the low 50s in santa rosa. here's what you can expect. mainly clear, and a mild morning. inland heat wave today and for tomorrow. in fact, for tomorrow a heat advisory will be in effect for all inland locations, due to temperature in the 90s to triple digits, and the heat advisory 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. tomorrow, for all of our inland locations, and that's due to the very hot temperespecting fo so here's the satellite and radar view, and there's the strong ridge of high pressure across the desert southwest. that's bringing hotter weathe

ode to you again michelle a wide ranging speech by the chancellor she touched on a lot of issues the main focus of course being the economy her motto together for europe's economy calling this the biggest crisis in the history of the you. absolutely corona and the economic fallout is the overarching theme of the upcoming german presidency both tackling the crisis but also looking ahead how your of can emerge from this and there we saw the broad spectrum of challenges that america has identified that europe must tackle interestingly also to not let this crisis become an internal present almost to right wing populists she said that this is something they wait for political crisis to use and abuse at the same time the geopolitical challenges from outside at one point not naming china but clearly meaning china when she spoke about the challenges of finding a common line within the european union and actually find in e.u. voice but she does recognize that that will be a very tall order we will see on friday a video conference of european leaders and she said that no headway is expected he

michelle, back to you. >>> thank you.george floyd's brother will testify before the house judiciary committee, and he's expected to speak on policing practicing and law enforcent accountability. there will be several other witnesses during the hearing including the sister of a slain officer. ahead of today's hearing, house judiciary committee chairman, jerry nadler said people want real change, not meaningless words. i want americans to know i hear them and i see them. next week the judiciary committee will hear from academic leaders and law enforcement. >>> hundreds filled a park in san jose to grieve together on the day of george floyd's funeral. >> there's unity. i think that's the beauty in it. >> his death ironically gave a rebirth to the world, not even just the country, but the world. >> we are hearing more protests are planned for later this week in san jose. >>> george floyd! >> the nationwide outcry for police reform following floyd's death is bringing change in new york. the state legislature repealing the law

and china with these mounting concerns and this new uncertainty that's been interjected here michel aware word of german stand what's popular opinion on the presence of american troops in their country right now well popular opinion still is that the americans are key allies but certainly with donald trump as president that overall support has been waning and there are loud voices not just from the left here who are questioning how strong that relationship is in the future to knott's us now michelle's ever great to see you thanks for coming in this morning also staying here in germany the country has rolled out its official app to fight the spread of covert 19 technologies and warnings to users if there's been in close contact with anyone confirmed to have the coronavirus now the government hopes this will shorten infection chains and trace the progress of the virus but that's only as long as people download and run the app and that's entirely voluntary. the demo version of germany's coronavirus tracing app was unveiled in late may it has a simple design and it's easy to use. the app was

i'm michelle griego. >> some eyes are slowly reopening this morning as well michelle.ood morning to you everyone. thank you for joining us. mary lee is standing by with the forecast. heren the morning michelle. good morning to you. we have a warming trend starting today. here's a live look a treasure island camera with clear skies. temperatures in the 40s and 50s this morning. as we head to the afternoon, the daytime highs, a few degrees above average for this time of year.

remember this, michelle?>>> yeah, kpix wants to bring you good news happening in the bay area and connect you to people looking to help. go to kpix.com/together, and you will find the stories of how we are better together, and you >>> heat advisory in effect for the inland locations today, due to the highs climbing to mid- to upper 90s inland. not expecting record-breaking highs today, but well above average for this time of the yearth morning, the university of southern california says it will reopen four inperson classes in auction. students received a letter from the president this week, and all classes will end by thanksgiving to minimize the spread of coronavirus as flu season begins. >>> nature lovers can once again enjoy king canyon's national park starting tomorrow. roads, trails, restrooms, parking lots, and picnic areas will be available, but visitor centers, lodging, and restaurants will be closed. the campgrounds are also closed, and they are not expected to reopen until at least after the fourth

michelle? >>> and, thank you. developing this morning. worker as workers at a mcdonald's filed a lawsuit saying management did not protect them from coronavirus. gyd coffee to use masks made filters. the attorney said he has investigators doing contact tracing and fears more cases could be tied to the one restaurant. >> the main problem with this mcdonald's is that they were so insistent on workers reporting on their shifts, even when they were sick. >> michael smith, the man who owns the franchise restaurant said he personally bought 3,000 masks and 500 gloves for employees, and he said, quote, the allegations raised in the lawsuit do not rehigh rdanreali crew is bringing to life in restaurants each day. we worked tirelessly since march to put crew and customer safety and well being as the highest priorities. we contacted corporate for a response about the case, but we have not heard back. >>> developing this morning n china, more than 60% of flights in and out of beijing have been canceled as the city races to contain the second wave of

michelle: i think cash is very important. i would say that for institutional investors and also for individuals, we are going to have a lot of opportunities in front of us. even though i have done some buying on the very small pullbacks we have had, i have been more focused on raising cash for the opportunities i think we are going to have in front of us. i am starting to look at some opportunities hopefully coming after earnings reported for the june 30 quarter. if you want to stay in this environment, what is your strategy? obviously, you've got the stock market pricing for a strong economy, bond markets pointing to a prolonged global recession, so what is the new playbook? the new: i think playbook is allocation. yes, i think you want to own , those the closed stocks that have been pushed beyond their valuation. i would consider taking some profits off the table. i think there is going to be more opportunity in the smaller mid-cap area, and i also have been starting to do some buying in emerging market areas, specifically

i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. let's go right to the forecast on this thursday morning, and things are warming up more today, mary, huh? >>> that's for sure, len and michelle. we will heat up. the hottest day of the week happening today. here's a live look with the treasure island camera under clear skies. mid- to upper 50s to low 60s, and looking at mild start to our day, and we head through the afternoon, and we will see the temperatures soar, and looking at 81 in san francisco. topping out at 86 in oakland. 93 in san jose, and 97 for concord. the daytime highs 14 to 15 degrees above average for this time of the year. i will let you know what you can expect as we head through the weekend, and of course, what you can expect for father's day in a few minutes. >>> hundreds of protesters marching late into the night in walnut creek, outside of the mayor's house, banging on pots and pans and chanting. there was a heavy police presence, but everything remained peaceful. we did see businesses boarded up, afraid of looti

michelle hopes more people will use the app and that the cave it 19 epidemic soon becomes a thing of the past well after 3 months of lock downs many european countries are now reopening their borders for summer tourism and spain is kicking things off with a pilot project that invited a select group of german tourists to the island of mayorga where they'll test the new public health measures aimed at preventing a corona virus outbreak. official footage from the 1st plane load of german tourists allowed to land in majorca on a trial run. they can hardly wait for their holiday to begin. before you happen to be back i think the spanish government into we have done a great job of preparing things this is going to be a great vacation not as full as it used to be a bit quieter but that's how it should be thought of on. hotel staff welcome the 1st arrivals with applause glad to be finally open for business again as it's europe's biggest tourism company to e. existence is the travel is our livelihood especially marketing air travel it's incredibly important for us and for the region as well i

let's bring in our chief political editor michelle or consumer for more on this story hi michelle good to see you so coronavirus pandemic and business ties were on the agenda is that what this video conference was really about. yes at the same time it was also very much about the optics this is a very high level meeting although only by a video conference but it happens after machall whose country durban he will take over the e.u. presidency at the mid of this year counseled what was supposed to be a landmark e.u. china summit in september the main reason given was once again coronado at the same time since 2014 the e.u. has been trying to forge an investment deal with china it is the use 2nd most important trading partner and of course we see there's mounting tensions between the united states and china and the e.u. wants to avoid getting torn between those 2 poles in a potentially bipolar international future now all very complex stuff but certainly we can expect to see some kind of response coming out of washington we heard earlier on in the program in washington considers itself or

a tell us about michelle so that they go away as one goes away knowing more of the will. is is in some ways her death kicked off saying her name michelle was killed 5 days after mike brown was killed there was no media attention there was no conversation there was this growing consciousness of course about black people being killed by the police the intolerable dimension of it but no mention her name until fran garrett michelle's mother said somebody in the recognize that my daughter has been killed so she took michelle's cough and to the city hom to mend attention to the fact that her daughter lost her life not because she did anything wrong heard a lot of. family. call when someone called for a mental health pick up order for her daughter who was suffering from schizophrenia and the police decided that they were going to break into her home when she didn't want to come out and within seconds of the encounter the officer had shot at through the heart that's what we're looking at black black women are not safe in the street they're not safe in their homes they're not safe

i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. good morning to you. thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. first the forecast with mary lee. welcome back and good morning to you. >>> oh, thank you so much, len and michelle. good tuesday morning to you. we are looking at temperatures mid- to upper 50s to about 6 0 degrees. clear skies in concord and livermore and san jose this morning. through the day, 66 in san francisco, and 73 in oakland, and warming up to 87 for san jose, and concord. 89degrees, and just olthan ave francisco. to the 7 degrees warmer than average for oakland and concord. we will talk about the rest of the week in a few minutes. back to you. >>> taking a live look at the johns hopkins university map tracking coronavirus. in the last two weeks, 46,000 coronavirus cases have been reported in california. that's more than a quarter of the toco 185,000 since march. increased testing and the gradual reopening of shops and other businesses is being blamed. the state also saw a sharp rise in the number of people being hospitalized

. >> michel aoun loadaded stop cod as soon as it was launched.sers who test positive get a barcode that can enter in the app that alerts other users they've been in close contact with. >> the app is on a voluntary basis and obviously doesn't replace other measures like face masks. but it's one out of several tools that can help protect me and the people i meet. michelle hasn't tested positive, nor has she received an alert. there are no official figures of how many alerts have been sent out so far, but she still hopes the app will be effective. >> i know that there have been epidemics in the past, but i never thought i would live to experience one. it is frightening and very worrying and it's too early to say if it is over. we need to keep up our guard. >> but only about 2% of people and france have downloaded the app so far. many are concerned the government might use stop covid to track could be -- track people. but michelle says that doesn't bother her. >> it's very easy to know where people have been at a certain point in time. stop covid is

mary, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, len and michelle. we are looking at temperatures on the rise, and we are headed through the afternoon, and about 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. clear skies, and temperature in the 50s as we start off the day. we head through the afternoon, and mid-70s in san francisco, and 80 in oakland, and heating up to 92 in fairfield. hotter still for tomorrow with the strong ridge of high pressure. more coming up. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. prince andrew is about to be in the hot seat with the u.s. department of justice. they want to interview him as part of the case against jeffrey epstein, the alleged requesby a king ring, and the federal prosecutor as part of a mutual legal assistance treaty request. prince andrew's legal team said the pursuit of application would be disappointing. he has continued to deny he had any sexual encounters as part of his relationship with jeffrey epstein even though a maco forward saying she did have an encounter with prince andrew. we will be keeping an eye

well, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>well to the south right now evacuation orders have been lifted as a fire burning in san jose reaches 90 acres so far it's about 20% contained, san jose fire says a witness saw someone setting the fire that individual has been detained, but no word on if they're being arrested on any charges. police suspect that arson is the cause of the fire. also in the south bay schools in santa clara county will be reopening in the fall the county public health department and officer of education are working with the districts to develop guidance measures for schools to learn more on the reopening just head on over to our website kron 4 dot com. well happening be back open parking lots and mirror and stinson beach will reopen today. parking lots of crissy field beach are set to reopen next week. well in the east bay, the city of oakland is expanding its slow streets program for sections have been at it take a look at your screen. they include san pablo avenue myrtle street and 3 east mount mall a

mary lee has that, good morning. >>> good morning, len and michelle. tracking the winds for you, and a breezy day once again across the bay area, and especially along the coast and the bay. westerly winds at 14 miles an hour at sfo. 14 in santa rosa, and 18-mile an hour winds this morning in half moon bay. we will be watching the winds, and we will see the sunshine throughout the day. near normal daytime highs, upper 60s for san francisco. 81 in concord.

michelle is not alone.obesity —related hospital admissions in england and almost a quarter of children starting secondary school are obese. ben used to weigh 20 stone. i never really know what time i'm going to getting, i'm going to get in from the pub, so it dead easy to pop in and get a chinese meal or pop into the fish and chip shop. he lost weight through a fitness programme at sunderland football club. the pandemic makes him want to lose more. i think it's got to make you think about your lifestyle and changing and things. the pandemic to me, it has changed me in a way that i never thought i would change, but i have. and being locked in the house is horrendous, so i think the exercise was an excuse to get out of the house as well. helping people lose weight is something a local nhs trust is trying to do. it was so concerned about obesity it appointed a specialist consultant in public health. obesity is complex, so so many factors go into it, not just the clinical aspects, but the social and environment

thank you, michelle.s mourners here in houston honor the life of george floyd, in minneapolis tonight, cbs niews is learning new details about the former police officer charged in his death. a coworker tells cbs news the two men worked together at a nightclub, and he says they had a histgeing along. cbs' jeff pegues is in minneapolis tonight with that new reporting. jeff. >> reporter: norah, george floyd died here, and that's why you still have this massive memorial filling this intersection behind me. and even in the rain, people are coming out to see sow that t victi thice and the officer at the center of the investigation crossed paths in another location, too, a nightclub. tonight, cbs news is learning new information about george floyd and derek chauvin from a man who worked security with both of them at this nightclub in minneapolis. coworker david pinney is break his silence, telling us that the two men had a history. what kind of history? >> they bumped heads. >> reporter: how? >> it has a lot to

also coming up the european union's leave negotiator michel barnier says there has been no significant progress during the 4th round of talks on a post to break the trade deal with britain plus. musicians and composers from across the world has contributed to a project called the sound of nature inspired by beethoven's pastoral symphony and a desire to draw attention to the climate emergency. i'm sumi so misconduct thank you for joining us i'm morial surface has taken place in minneapolis for george floyd the black man who died after being held to the ground by a white police officer floyd's death has sparked protests across the u.s. demonstrators are calling for an end to racism and police brutality mourners helped more than 8 minutes of silence the length of time it took floyd to die as the police officer kneeled on his neck. as you go through these long 8 minutes think about what george was going to lay in there for those 8 minutes. 'd silent in grief as family and friends remembered george floyd and his last minutes alive. outside the memorial service in minneapolis hushed crowds a

now michel the bunny has a certain negotiating mandate that he go by the european leaders and that those tie his hands so he really has to try to get to an agreement considering on the basis of these demands that european side has put up and yes the disc political declaration the piece of paper he showed that we have seen is something that boris johnson signed last year but then obviously after birth that it happened he must have thought what do i care about the treaty i signed yesterday and let's review finder's let's sort of do this completely different differently and that simply hasn't worked so far you still holds him and holds the u.k. to the idea that there should be one overarching agreement that sort of takes care of all the detail in the future relationship between the 2 sides and that's fisheries that that's fair trade that security nuclear everything that sort of comes up in the future rick you laid how the 2 sides deal with each other and so there has not been any progress of any of that because the divergence is so huge there is an abyss between the 2 sides and hasn't been

. >> thank you, michelle. we are also pleased to see that efforts are made through the community partnership's forum, to the connections between the district, the city, community organizations and service providers and best meet the needs of students and families, not only in this time of crisis but going forward. we applaud the creation of the family resource link available under the family's tab on the sfusd website and by calling (415)341-1716. and we celebrate the work of the study's task force is able to continue during the shutdown, as well. the community town hall meeting held wednesday was well attended and we look forward to the next gathering tomorrow at 4:30 and hope our youth will join us as they were a vital component of the task meeting. update on the local control and accountable plan and stakeholder engagement. as we presented last wednesday and thursday, the california department of education has made revisions to the process and timeline for this year and the shelter-in-place instituted durin

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i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. mary lee has the forecast for us this morning. >> reporter: good morning, len and michelle. we are looking at another hot day across the bay area. not quite as hot as yesterday, but daytime temperatures well above average if with the sunshine. in the 50s and 60s to start off the day with mainly clear skies. san francisco topping out at 73 degrees. oakland, 80, 91 in san jose. 90s in concord. 8 to 16 degrees above average for this time of the year. we will cool it down with the onshore flow kicking back in for us. i will let you know exactly what you can expect in a few minutes. >>> i'm anne makovec at the breaking news desk after an early morning fire in santa clara. the fire department tweet out the photos of a fire in a garage. luckily it was a detached garage. it did not spread to the house nearby in the residential neighborhood, and firefighters made a quick attack and knocked it down. no injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation. back to you. . >>>

>> it is, michelle.nk you. >>> in seattle, protesters took their fight against police brutality inside city hall. hundreds of demonstrators occupied the building after a march where many called for the city's mayor to resign. in denver, there was a vigil just outside the state capital. the peaceful program began with a meditation and in hollywood, a sit-in was staged on sunset boulevard. it was just one of many events honoring george floyd. in boston, there was a different approach. people beheaded a statue of christopher columbus. another columbus statue in richmond, virginia, was knocked over and dragged into a lake. >>> cbs news is learning more about a possible connection between george floyd and the former police officer charged with second-degree murder in his death. david penny, a co-worker of floyd and derek chauvin at a minneapolis nightclub told our jeff begues the two had a history. >> what kind of history? >> they bumped heads. >> reporter: how? >> it had a lot to do with derek being extremel

good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, len and michelle. we arelo this afternoon, d that's why we have a heat advisory for the inland locations. that's due today time highs well above average. limit your outdoor exposure, and try to stay hydrated. we are looking at 79 in san francisco. mid-80s for oakland, and mid- 80s in san jose, and triple digit heat for concord. highs 14 to 22 degrees above average for this time of the year. we are going to cool it down, and there's also a chance to see showers, and i will have detailsen that in a few minutes. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. developing in san jose, an investigate is underway into a shooting with police officers there in san jose. a lot of questions about exactly what happened, but it went down on mission street, between sixth and eighth last night. they had a couple of blocks shut down for several hours, and it's just a few blocks from the san jose police headquarters, and around 10:00 last night, the gunfire rang out, and a person was shot several times, and no word on what

i'm michelle griego. . >> i'm len kiese. >>> first, breaking news in alameda county. a brush fire on 880. it appears a car was involved as well. chopper 5 was overhead and we saw flames near the off ramp. fire crews getting water on it and we saw a lot of white smoke out there. traffic is not impacted. >>> a 3.6 magnitude earthquake rattled the south bay near san jose this morning. no damage or injuries reported. >>> and back now to the memorial for the fallen santa cruz county sheriff's deputy. anne makovec is following it from the live news desk. . >> reporter: it has been a heart breaking memorial to watch, michelle. and actually, we can take you there live now. it just wrapped up and they are about to bring out the casket. they're bringing out some of the flags. a lot of the mourners have left. this is at the college where sergeant damon gutzwiller attended college in the early 2000s. ♪[ music ] . >> reporter: almost 5,000 people packed the field, including hundreds of uniformed officers. the sheriff's department said they had gotten hundreds and thousands of e-ma

i'm michelle delaneny.'m the parent of a kindergarten and i'm here for the parent advisory council report for the board of education for may 13th, 2020. the roles of a parent advisory council is to represent parent voice expose perspectives t voices and perspectives. this is our first report in three months to the advisory group meetings. we would like to take this opportunity to present a slightly different report than usual, highlighting both the challenges and the situation that has been brought to our families, as well as express our ideas during this unprecedented times. covid-19 challenges for students and families. as families across our district, members have spent the past nine weeks trying to support the learning and well-being of their children and this juggling act has not been easy, especially for those whose students would be receiving aadditional support to be successful in their academic and social, emotional learning, including student who's are learning english as an additional language, s

what do you make of both the essence of what michel barnier we re the essence of what michel barnier negotiations. i am going to flag a very important state which is the 1st ofjuly 2020. before this date, an agreement must be made between the uk and the eu before any more time for extension will be given, any more time for negotiation. this is the biggest negotiation. this is the biggest negotiation of the most difficult trade deal at least in many of our lifetimes. to put it in small context, it took three years to negotiate 600 pages of agreement. we now need to see we can negotiate an even bigger deal, with more complicated issues in six months. we have yet to see a legal text, we are yet to see a draft but we are very concerning words from both sides. and so, the word extension comes to mind and yet we know that certainly thus far, boris johnson mind and yet we know that certainly thus far, borisjohnson has said that that is something he is just not interested in. exactly. this extension must be agreed by both the uk and the eu before the end of this month. if there is no extensi

bitcoin a black america or heard about this book but it is offering something new on the horizon michel you're having a what's the so what are your thoughts here oh yes definitely it's up to something new that's what i had say exact jackson speak at my global wealth summit. so i definitely had him there because with anything x. let's be honest when a person has a conversation a conversation with another individual normally we're looking for commonality looking for something that we can be familiar with and with and even with people of color such as myself. sometimes we need information that's coming from us and by us and also having. or really agendas that's going to make a positive impact as it jackson death he has done then a big one in black america and providing that information in which i do is apply his book with my be with. my be as he may remember so they can have something tangible that they can we can identify with so definitely yes well i mean it's a remarkable chapter here and history money history of american politics history from american monetary policy and the history of

i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. good morning on this tuesday. right to the forecast for with mary lee. >>> good morning, len and michelle. clear skies, and you can see it on the sales force tower camera. breeze in spots. 15miles an hour at fairfield, and also 9 miles an hour in oakland. it's going to be a breezy day through tuesday. daytime highs, upper 60sin san francisco. 76 in san jose, and 81 for concord. around where we should be for this time of the year, and plenty of sunshine. i will show you futurecast, winds going through the day, that's in a few minutes. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk, and breaking news and road closures to tell you about in the south bay, and one person has died in a car accident, and this happened, in san jose. this is redmond avenue. this video on instagram. the person inside was badly injured and trapped. firefighters got the rson pced deon the scene. some of the lanes are closed and will be for the next few hours. gianna will keep an eye on that for traffic. we will keep you posted. >>> a confrontatio

the largest block chain aspire global wealth summit for people of color in the chicago land area michelle welcome to the kaiser report thank you for having me max appreciate it all right well looking forward to this conversation now in 2018 if founded informative services your motto is economic parity through education so a lab arrayed on this tell us about your mission good information to police to get education and i saw a deficiency end there. with anything we make decisions so to have a big impact we must have good information to have options available to us good options and as you may know we're living in uncertain times so my mission is to level the playing field good information at least a good education which impacts us economically and socially some would argue that the system is rigged and that people of color is even with great information and great education are facing a bit of a rigged system and part of that reg system has to do with the way money is created and distributed because you also get into this very i did you say to succeed we must not only learn the monetary syste

i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. first things firs les chthstthl. > good morning, len and michelle. we are looking at changes, especially along the coast and around the bay with onshore flow kicking in for us. the treasure island camera, and hard to make out the buildings in downtown san francisco, because of the low clouds in areas of fog. inland, you're going to heat up for today. i will show you in a moment. starting off the day in the 50s to low 60s this morning. as we head through the afternoon. upper 60s in san francisco. mid-70n oad,anmid- eeco i will let you know when we will all cool down with breezy onshore flow kicking in for all of us. details in a few minutes. >>> live look at oakland. the city is the target of a new lawsuit over police conduct, and it seeks a federal court injunction against using several types of nonlethal weapons against protesters. kiet do has more on the lawsuit and the latest demonstrations in the streets of oakland. kiet? >> reporter: good morning, and a group called the national

but spring in bob michele. this is somewhat -- let's bring in bob michele. this is someone we know so well on "the real yield." look for that coming up on bloomberg television. [laughter] bob michele, when do i get a real yield back? bob: i know. it just seems to have been another one of these casualties of the crisis. i guess we will know things are further returning to normal when it comes back because by then, all the value will have been squeezed out of the bond market. jonathan: you sound like you've become more constructive in the last couple of weeks. can you walk us through whether you have, and why? bob: for sure, we have. when you look at the over woman response by policymakers, both monetary and on the fiscal side, it has been dramatic. it has not just been a handful of developed markets. it has been in the emerging markets. in the last couple of days, you had rate cuts out of indonesia, a rate cut out of brazil. you had a rate cut out of russia. i look at where brazil central bank rates are. they are 2.25%. that is where the u.s. was a year ago.