. >> commissioner moran. >> aye. >> commissioner paulson. >> aye. >> commissioner maxwell. >> aye. >> you have three ayes. >> on the motion as amended. >> i want to make sure i am clear to one thing. there was another new resolve i read into the record with the resolve this commission urges the state water board to ensure any required sfpuc to delta outflow we used for recovery of delta fisheries not on augment south of the delta or offset obligation by others. that was not in the june 19 red line strikeout version distributed. that is the only other one to read in the record. the two i just read and the three words at minimum should be one motion. >> let me ask one more question. michael, you are saying that is not part of what was in the red line, am i hearing you correct correctly. >> that is correct, commissioner. >> you said there was no downside to this in terms of our ability to conduct business, is that correct? >> that is correct. >> so do we have to make franchesca another amendment to add that puppy in there? >> yes. you don't have to do it all. you could now entertain a si

>> terry moran with us tonight, as well.ry, thank you. >>> of course, it's hard to predict where we'll be with this pandemic once election day arrives, but tonight, what we do know is, the numbers are worsening right now in several states. we also learned a former presidential candidate, herman cain, has died from covid. more on that in a moment. here in the u.s., more than 151,000 lives have now been lost. florida with 253 more deaths. that's a record high for the third day in a row there. and tonight, to make matters worst, all state-supported testing sites are now closing as a tropical storm approaches. it could become a hurricane, in fact, in the east. and news today of the historic economic fallout. the u.s. economy contracting at an annual rate of nearly 33% from april to june. that's the worst numbers since records began at the end of world war ii. abc's victor oquendo tonight on millions of american families in need. >> reporter: with the coronavirus ravaging so many lives, the devastating toll oni. in los angeles to

>> terry moran, thank you. >>> we did take note today that president trump's former 3er7b8 attorney is back behind bars tonight. michael cohen was taken to jail today after the bureau of prisons said he refused the conditions of his home confinement. he was allowed out of prison over krrns over the coronavirus. his attorney says cohen was, quote, shaken by the decision to send him back. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to the chilling new report on george floyd's final moments. newly released transcripts of police body cams reveal george floyd said "i can't breathe" 20 times. abc's alex perez on this story from the start for us. >> reporter: tonight, chilling details. transcripts of body camera recordings revealing what george floyd and the officers charged with aiding and abetting his murder were saying in his last moments. floyd at least two dozen times said he couldn't breathe and used the word "please" nearly five dozen times. officers thomas lane and j. alexander kueng arrived after floyd was accused passing a fake $20. the moment floyd is approached by the officers, he is apo

senator moran. senator moran: thank you very much. i have been listening in my office to all of the hearing today but i'm glad i was here in person to hear what senator alexander just said and lamar, while your tenure in the united states senate is coming to an end, i hope your voice on this and many other things does not cease. what you just said is important for us and the american people to hear and i appreciate what -- how you conducted yourself always but what you had to say today was especially valuable. dr. collins, i promised i would come back to ask you a question and it deals with the consequences of pandemic on research that was ongoing prepandemic. and so i'm worried, this subcommittee, this appropriations committee, n.i.h., our colleagues in congress have highlighted the importance of n.i.h. research and in many instances have put our money where our mouths are. and i'm worried that we have set the stage for a step backwards rather than a step forward as a result of the virus. so my question is, you can discount that if t

we now turn to the full committee chairman. >> thank you, senator moran. i appreciate the work he and senator blumenthal are doing on this issue. i have a prepared statement i will ask to be included in the record. following the opening statement of senator blumenthal. >> without objection. >> i enjoyed the testimony. mr. smith, we are looking right now in the house and senate at covid-19 response bill, phase four. this is not a good opportunity to see if you need anything in the bill. said the ftc does not have enough funding or enforcement tools to go after scammers. but you have not asked for any additional equivalents. one thing i would like for you to stress is, you have enough fulfill the task we are talking about today. up onegard to following senator blumenthal's question general,te attorneys maybe that is a way for us to spread some of the responsibility. when you have been able to farm ,ut work to attorneys general does that involve the state enforcement mechanism only, or are there damages requested? enforcing anything the ftc just -- does. if y

commissioner moran said there was an extra amendment. michael carlin has said there are other amendments. what is the parameter that we are going to be discussing right now? this is prior to mr. carlin talking about what it is. we have an amendment. resolution in front of us preempted or not, then there is some amendments. what is the -- what are we talking about? >> i believe the resolution that we have in front of us, and correct me if i'm wrong, is the one circulated by e-mail at the beginning of this week. that is the resolution that is in front of us. what i am hearing there are also amendments that mr. carlin has in front of him that would beloe proposed for our action as well. did i get that right? >> that's correct. i have one additional amendment to the june 19, 2020 revised resolution circulated on monday. >> then a commissioner is adding other amendments? i want to get the parameter what we are talking about. >> two minor amendments. then there would be three amendments and i believe you could act on those three amendments and

thank you senator moran. >> now senator fisher. >> thank you mister chairman. i appreciate you calling this hearing today. american consumers have had to become suspicious of all types of crud that comes to their emails, their mailboxes and sometimes their front doors. on top of this, the coronavirus pandemic has been a convergent of all of these scams. it's increasingly difficult to determine what is real and what isn't. we saw this recently in my state of nebraska when consumers were confused after they received their ballot stimulus money from the act in accordance with prepaid debit cards with u.s. treasury. many of them thought it was a scam, so they threw them away. thankfully, the treasury has been responsive on solving these issues. we have also seen some skepticism from consumers contacted from government agencies, for contact tracing effort. mr. smith, in light of these going forward, what can we do to improve trusted channels between federal government to? >> well, what we are doing at the ftc's educating consumers about contact tracing and alike. so

blood red that's where the mercury pollution is most intense we will share our findings with lindsay moran she's an ex cia analyst that's our team everything we've been saying it's for this no it's do some signs. hey guys welcome to techno i'm photo was joined by lindsay moran emirates of davison this upcoming episode is an important one to me takes place in true or have done a lot of my research and it is a tale of contrasts we will see rain forest full of new species and then we will see the devastation that humans have done to extract gold and as we know with devastating stories like this where there's a lot of damage science can play are all here not just in monitoring and discovering what's going on but in trying to help process i think this is a story having looked at some of the images that one image of the devastation pretty much says it all absolutely this is an important story it's one that's very near and dear to my heart and it starts in the proving rain forest. and. the amazon rain forest for more than 50000000 years it's been a cradle of life. this is what pristine rain fores

contra costa moran napa solano and sonoma counties have been on the watch list for more than 3 consecutive days. now under governor newsom's new restrictions they have to close gyms places of worship and offices in noncritical sectors hair and nail salons and indoor malls. >>in these basin valley mall in concord is now offering curbside service for customers shopping with certain stores. the mall is forced to close again because of the governor's latest announcement. the mall's website explains the process for curbside pickup which stores are taking part in the program and where you can pick up your items. families are struggling to pay rent in contra costa county will not have to worry about evictions or rent increases through the end of september. the county board of supervisors voted to extend moratoriums on evictions and rent increases due to the pandemic the ban on late fees and grace period to pay past due rent. now goes through january 31st of next year. >>now to a developing story that we've been following for you this morning, it's the reopening of schools here in san francisco, t

moran post-acute is in a residential neighborhood of personal lives next door says it's too early tosumptuous of anybody in the community to make a judgment on how they are running things across the way. >>when people are still very ill. and i know it's very >>this goes out that's a nationally in terms of them. >>a rough time for us all. >>the marin county health department believes that the peak of the outbreak has already passed moran county and they say run post-acute has been fully transparent and cooperative. all of the staff and residents there are being tested on a weekly basis. it's 5.30 a and still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news. >>look at how close everybody is in a park in san francisco and this is worrying neighbors about the spread of coronavirus. plenty of sunshine over the weekend and even though this morning we are seeing some low gray across the bay we're when i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture, i waited to get treated. thought surgery was my only option. but then i found out about nonsurgical treatments. it was a total game changer. learn more abou

private schools of great love of all grade levels and is due to the rising coronavirus numbers in moran and in the bay area, including some young people as well, another goals or pairs students and staff to eventually be in schools full time, but with the health of everyone in mind officials are discussing precautions for when school does resume, and this includes distancing between the teachers and students that means facing all the deaths forward making sure that students don't have to face each other using outdoor areas for teaching is which possible guiding movement through hallways, no large gatherings use of playgrounds will be very limited meals will be served in classrooms or in saw or inside but no cafeterias or even outside. plus much more marine county special education and alternative education classes reopen on may 18th with guidance from public health are still a lot of anxiety from staff parents students about going back to school and that is why the discussion about all this will continue. today and next weekend of course further on so we'll have to follow this sea. when

hi, i'm layla moran, i'm standing to be leader of the liberal democrats.er of the liberal democrats. two people trying to rebuild their party after this. stop brexit! a message that didn't quite go to plan. written big and bold at the general election, it left them on the sidelines. in a snap, down to 11 mps. the last election, i think we did make a mistake byjust focusing on one issue. a cabinet minister back in the coalition government, ed davey has had a hold of power. he might be experienced, but can he excite? i want to change our country. i want to make sure it is a greener economy, it is a fairer country, we do value carers. and i've got a clear message, and i think that's actually exciting. it's not just exciting for members. what we've got to be exciting for are the voters. we've got to get the voters realising that liberal democrats would improve their lives, would help them injobs, would help the environment, would help them in housing and education. these are the issues that voters care about. we need to change, and that's what members up and d

here's terry moran. >> reporter: tonight, after those reports that russia might have been paying bounties to the taliban to kill u.s. troops in afghanistan, president trump admitting in an interview with axios that he never even raised the matter in a call with vladimir putin last week. >> we discussed numerous things, we did not discuss that, no. >> and you've never discussed that with him? >> i have never discussed it with him, no. >> reporter: trump also denied he'd heard anything about the bounties, despite reports the intel did make it into the president's daily brief. >> it never reached my desk. you know why? because they didn't think it -- intelligence, they didn't think it was real. >> it was in your written brief, though. >> they didn't think it was worthy of -- i wouldn't mind -- if it reached my desk, i would have done something about it. it never reached my desk. >> reporter: when asked about russia supplying arms to the taliban, trump said the u.s. did the same thing in afghanistan, too. >> well, we supplied weapons when they were fighting russia, too. you know, when they we

transformation is at the heart of how to build a girl, adopted by screenwriter caitlin moran from herbeautiful day! i regret to say that, despite my best intentions, today has been another miserable one. well, missy, i've had plenty of those. beanie feldstein plays johanna morrigan, a studious mid—90s schoolkid with dreams of becoming a writer, who discovers that an unbridled enthusiasm for the annie soundtrack isn't what the hip rock press are looking for. have a free t—shirt. good god, it's the child catcher. so, she reinvents herself as bad girl dolly wilde, a top—hat—wearing whirlwind who wins awards for writing the kind of scathing reviews that make her feared and famous, but also leave her feeling empty and unfulfilled. like gurinder chadha's blinded by the light, how to build a girl has a rough—and—ready energy that's hard to resist, sprinkling its streetwise tale with elements of ecstatic musicalfantasia. however awful it is on earth, if you go high enough, it's always summer. it's a credit to feldstein that the wobbliness of her wolverhampton accent never comes between us and

hi, i'm layla moran, and standing to be leader of the liberal democrats.essage that didn't quite go to plan. written big and bold at the general election, it left them on the sidelines. in a snap, down to 11 mps. the last election, i think we did make a mistake byju5t focusing on one issue. a cabinet minister back in the coalition government, ed davey has had ahold of power. he might be experienced, but can he excite? i want to change our country. i want to make sure it is a greener economy, it is a fairer country, we do value carer5. and i've got a clear message, and i think that's actually exciting. it's not just exciting for members. what we've got to be is exciting for are the voters. we've got to get the voters realising that a liberal democrat would improve their lives, would help them injob5, would help the environment, would help them in housing and education. these are the issues that voters care about. we need to change, and that's what members up and down the country are saying. a teacher by trade, layla moran is the lib dems' energetic educatio

acting leader, sir ed davey, and the party's education spokesperson, layla moran, are seen as the frontrunnersvoting will begin later this month, with the winner to be announced in august. cricket now, and the west indies have dominated the second day of the first test against england in southampton. captain jason holder took six english wickets in gloomy conditions as the home side were all out for 204. in reply the tourists closed the day on 57—1. joe wilson reports. high above hampshire, beyond the empty seats, and the team huddle, the sun sort of shone... ..and the ball flew. commentator: gone! that wasjoe denly, gone. shannon gabriel puts everything into bowling at 90mph. it's worth it. england's up—and—coming batsmen fell away. ollie pope, the fifth man out. but the big wicket was ben, captain stokes. before lunch, he should have been out but wasn't. dropped catches are expensive, a rapid rate of inflation. stokes was dropped againjust after lunch. frustration for the west indies. and he got to 43, building another essential innings. but here came the west indies captain. jason holder is

this morning for breaking the rules around being in a bio secure bubble. 0ur cricket reporter henry morang day. we'll talk about jofra archer in a minute — but let's start with dom sibley because it's not everyday he gets a half century and he's steadied england on day one along with ben stokes 7 yes, though he has been dropped ice, he has been excellent for england, saw it at the top of the line up in jess's eighth tests match up. saw it at the top of the line up in jess's eighth tests match up. they lost early wickets with two batman falling before the lunch break leaving england in a precarious 9—2. joe rouche showed some resilience... stokes and sibley put on close to 100 runs and they... they could've perhaps made more breakthroughs that they have not made so far today, just look out at the scoreboard which tells me 183—3 for england. just look out at the scoreboard which tells me 183—3 for englandlj think which tells me 183—3 for england.” thinkjofra archer has taken 30 wickets in a test matches for ink and then they would've loved to have had them out there for this one but instead

let me ask you, and this this a littleitbecause senator moran it here.if we were to adopt a federal statute, i personally would be against making it preemptive of all state laws, broadly printed. i don't know how you feel about the issue of preemption when itr other federal statutes? >> philosophically, as i suggested early on, i am a state sky and so not surprisingly i'm not a fan of federal preemption generally as a philosophical matter. having said that, i recognize there are times it makesersenat, i understand why you can't have as a practical matter 50 with territories different sets of standards folks to manage data privacy. that, anding i say on i'm quick to say this is always true, but it's particularly true in this area, i speak only for myself, i have colleagues in the state and territory general community in a very different views on this. but speaking for myself, when congress has made the determination appropriately by subject matter for a federal standard, in some area, lets a ta priva or maybe it's on price catching, whatever it is, as a g

covid-19 watch list to much to go even further and shut down more businesses currently contra costa moran napa solano and sonoma counties have been on the watch list for 3 consecutive days and therefore they must close fitness centers places of worship offices and non critical sectors salons and indoor malls. >>alameda and santa clara counties were added to the watch list yesterday. late this afternoon santa clara county confirmed the y to them shut down these activities and industries on wednesday, no word yet from alameda county a little more than a month after reopening for indoor shopping a popular east a mall is being told to close yet again because of coronavirus concerns. >>the sun valley shopping center in concord will be forced to close under the governor's new order and customers looking to shop inside will have to be turned away our team coverage continues with kron four's dan thorn who is live in concord tonight, he joins us with more on what the mall staff is saying and how shoppers are reacting >>media person for the sun valley mall tells us that they are still awaiting offi

>>well to the north bay now officials in moran and napa counties have approved fines ranging from $25o $500 that's for people who violate public health orders including failing to wear a mask. supervisors in nearby sonoma county will consider a similar move. >>as bay area counties burn through their reserves throughout this pandemic a portion of it is going to housing the homeless in motel rooms. now many counties, including san francisco and santa clara are housing the homeless in motels while local governments are promised reimbursements for rooms there are still some concern that there's also has still a need for more rooms for the homeless to self-isolate but those funds are becoming scarce. >>calling for us to step up our investment in safety services at the same time we've got our county executive and chief operating officer telling telling us about really for months of this. we are already facing down the 300 million dollar deficit this year all. >>so the state is now looking for a solution to homelessness by converting hotel lease agreements into purchasing deals to project ho

senator daines and then senator moran. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i truly want to thank you for all the work you've been doing to expand broadband access to get spectrum out to market and to balance the needs and priorities of the different industries and consumer groups that you oversee. this is sometimes difficult, but i think you've been doing a great job. thanks. >> thank you, senator. >> the covid-19 pandemic has demonstrated a huge need for telehealth and the gaps as well, both physically and our ability and in our laws and eregulation to support and enable telehealth programs. i think there are some places we can improve. no doubt we've made some progress. here are some thoughts. i think we should make permanent telehealth laws we've recently passed. i think we also need to make adoption easier and expand the broadband needed to make telehealth a reality for all montanans, particularly rural montanans. in fact one study showed that medicare patients using telehealth has increased 11,718% in just the last month and a half. many montanans in th

new multiagency task force will work to ensure equal warnings and enforcement for each member of moran's white ethnic, social and economic diversity. beyond police enforcement, the ordinance passed provides authority for towns, city and county nonpolice personnel to site violations of health & safety code with new civil penalties. this will supplement in a big way existing enforcement methods including criminal misdemeanor actions where education civil penalties do not determine violations. most efforts will focus on his misses and can result in a 250 to $10,000 fine based on severity or repeated violations. >> the policy is to give them three days to amend their practice, and if there is still a violation, they will be fined. individuals can actually report out, and there's a reporting system area and >> reporter: each marin jurisdiction also has the authority to enforce what they see as the greatest risks to public health in their communities. this includes but is not limited to wearing masks, with fines after warnings ranging from $25-$500. >> the fact is we learned if we stay six fee

they include contra costa moran napa solano and sonoma counties, santa clara and alameda county are on that list as well they were at a just this past sunday, the guidelines says that they've had to have reopenings for 3 days in a row to be included in the latest health order. 24 hours ago santa clara county was reopening. businesses but. >>now not anymore yet they remain on the watch list today businesses will have to shut down again kron 4 sarah stinson is live there with a look at what this means sarah. >>there you james can you imagine being a business owner in just 24 hours ago you're getting ready, we're just making sure everything was perfect before opening after months of being close like this nail salon behind me called nail bar the i spoke with the owners yesterday, i mean they're making sure everything was perfect now business owners on edge being on the governor's watch list they could have to shut down as soon as wednesday take a look at this video you can see me getting my temperature checked before even walking in they had a whole protocol here at nail bar, the owners bo

and it includes again contra costa moran napa solano and sonoma santa clara county was added to that list just yesterday so they're anticipating that they may be next and although today's rules don't apply to them there are already plans that they're going to start rolling back shortlived reopenings like gyms and salons so that's going to happen on wednesday in santa clara county. alameda county has it responded just yet, but they were also added yesterday to the watch list. and they say at that time that they're going to look into permission from the state to have their own health officer make these decisions. >>made this point a very clear a number of many many weeks ago one week the monitoring list to all of you that it's a dynamic list counties come on. in some cases counties come off depending on. the criteria that again was established on the front end and their ability to mitigate trend lines to mitigate spread to mitigate hospitalizations icu use. >>the state's latest orders come has hospitals are filling up their icu beds in some counties across the state hospitalizations ac

seeing a more people looking for mental health help kron 4 sanaz tahernia talked to a social worker at moran health. >>to get advice on how to help yourself and your family. >>and so those taxi mindful exposure. it's going to be informed that staying up watching news, 24 7 and having constant exposure can create a tremendous not a stress. i think we really also need to look at how we stay connected right now you see digital connections we have some concepts and the digital are on those social bubble where which could be interacting with certain kind of create in our local so care is important at this point regular exercise eating healthy living the alcohol and take we've seen over and over again an increase in alcohol and take >>really this is not a time to create a a new activity in our lives that one benefit us. this is sending a normal routine going to bed getting your sleep they up to. base thinking about breathing exercises meditation we really need to remain grounded. this time. >>and you can watch the entire interview on our kron on app available in the app store. up next why there's

in the bay area moran sonoma contra costa napa and solano counties are directly impacted by this expanded measure. citing the increase in hospitalization. i see use and the positivity rate. the governor said that the data is dictating adding that not everybody is practicing common sense. i made this point. >>very clear a number of many many weeks ago one week the monitoring list to all of you that it's a dynamic list counties come on. in some cases counties come off depending on. the criteria that again was established on the front end and their ability to mitigate trend lines and to mitigate spread to mitigate hospitalizations icu use and the like we anticipate over the next few days a number of other counties look like based upon the trends to be entering onto this list in march, california was the first state to issue a mandatory statewide stay at home order. >>to slow the spread of the coronavirus the order appeared to work flattening the curve the move gravely impacted businesses and in may reopening measures began but now the governor in his word says it is time to adjust based on f

if you're coming out of moran county down into san francisco, that will take you 15 minutes.that is look at your morning drive. >>> emmy nominations will be announced today but how will television's biggest might go wandering the pandemic? coming up next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> we want to bring you now more than ever, it's important californians have health coverage. if you've lost health insurance, covered california can help. >>> right now, a community helping students in need as they go back to school improving we are better together. >> services have been busy, especially with the pandemic happening. they are social distancing with a backpack drive. they are giving each child a $45 target gift card and a box of school supplies. they will give out about 2000 backpacks to children in the area. >>> a reminder, stay with us for all the ongoing changes happening ahead of the new school year. you can keep track of what is going on in your district at kpix.com/back to school. >>> today, the emmy nominations will be announa virtual award show hosted by comed

terry moran, abc news, washington. >> terry, thank you. >>> a supreme court spokeswoman says justiceh bader ginsburg is resting comfortably in a new york hospital. she says ginsburg has undergone a procedure meant to minimize the risk of infection. the 87-year-old ginsburg is rattling a reoccurrence of liver cancer. she's expected to be released by the end of the week. >>> when a new york couple realized a big wedding was not in the cards for them, they decided to go bare bones, tying the knot on the brooklyn bridge with no guests, not even a photographer. >> a woman passing by noticed they were alone so used her phone to capture the sunset ceremony, then tweeted the sage if you were getting married on the brooklyn bridge this evening, i've got some photos for you. >> that tweet immediately went viral and quickly connected the couple and the photographer. the bride and groom say they are surprised and thrilled, especially by the outpouring of love and support that filled the online comments there. >> isn't that -- you know what? sometimes those moments are more precious than a huge w

terry moran, abc news, the supreme court. >> terry, thank you for that. >>> the president's former fixerimself locked up again this morning. michael cohen is back behind bars after the bureau of prisons said he refused the conditions of his home confinement. the move came days after photos surfaced of him eating at a n s granprd rlreeven. the spread of coronavirus in prisons. >> there's lockdown and then there's lockdown. >> yeah. that is for sure. >>> a technical glitch sent tiktok users into a panic. >> amid talk of the federal government looking into banning the app in the u.s., users saw their likes drop to zero. >> what? >> yes. >> uh-uh. >> that's not okay. >> not to zero. >> the pages were also filled with random videos instead of their own. >> oh, my god. >> yes. the problem lasted -- >> oh, my god, y'all. >> the problem lasted 45 minutes. >> oh, my goodness. >> and that, kenneth, long enough to spark an r.i.p. tiktok hash tag. >> where were you for the great tiktok outage of 2020? >> like you even know how to use tiktok. >> i do not know how to use tiktok. >> have you done one v

here's abc's terry moran. >> reporter: a major victory for religious conservatives and president trumpholding the trump administration's changes to obamacare regulations that required employers to provide insurance coverage for contraceptive services for women. the court upholding those trump administration regulations which allowed some employers, employers who had religious objections or moral objections, to opt out. the impact of this will be immediate. the government itself estimates between 70,000 and 126,000 women will lose their coverage for contraceptive service later today, the court is set to rule on another big case involving the president's tax returns. three did committees in the house controlled by presidents, they want to see the president's tax returns and bank statements. the manhattan district attorney, he wants to see them, too. but continue hold your breath for seeing his tax returns because grand jury secrecy will apply. while they leak sometimes, it would be surprising to see these before the november election. terry moran, abc news, the supreme court. >> our than

and moran is not here today and i'll tell you why later this is me when i was at o. u. and i had this young son and also when i had more hair. was a cute little kid brand his plan was to go to college and play football which he did. and he ended up playing on the national championship football team never got in any kind of trouble in the drug that brought him down as an opioid and it did not come from the streets it came from a pharmacy i just told him stop using those pills and i found out it's not that easy i found out it's like telling a diabetic to use more willpower and stop needing insulin you can't do that and that's crazy. i never told him about addiction i never warned him. and so now i i have survivor guilt now but i'm living with it so i started a foundation called fighting addiction through education because i think education is the key to this problem when i tell this story is schools it gets so quiet you could hear a pin drop and they're not really interested in me they're interested in brandon they i show pictures of him he was one of them he's just ordin

this bill was already referenced with senator moran and senator capito and, of course, senator cantwell, and i am one of the cosponsors, foreign -- to help improve international pilot training. do you agree that the faa should work with our international partners to develop international pilot and safety standards for the aviation workforce and industry? i think we all know as we know for my constituent dying in that crash that no one is immune. our americans are going to be on flights all over the world. >> yes, wholeheartedly agree and the ik oh effort i talked about before is acutely aware already undertaking in this area and we look forward to continue to engage both bilateral and regionally on pilot training and qualification issues around the world. >> thank you, senator klobuchar. i would note technically our clock is supposed to be on the screens so we will -- >> i'll fix it, i'll fix it. >> next is senator fischer also joining us remotely. >> thank you, mr. chairman. administrator dickson, welcome this morning. good to have you here. the joint authorities technical review said

that includes three bay area counties, contra costa, moran and solano counties. also california just set a new one-day record for the number of covid-19 cases. according to johns hopkins university, the report says 284,000 people in california have tested positive for the coronavirus. an increase of 10,000 cases from this time yesterday. more than 6500 people have died here in california. 110 peep hole died yesterday. and 4.9 million californians have been tested for the coronavirus. several bay area counties are changing their reopening plans as the number of coronavirus cases keep rising. more businesses in santa clara county can reopen soon, but in san francisco, some of the reopening plans are being delayed. >> reporter: santa clara county been straightened out with the state, saying it has resubmitted the request for variance clearing the self-pay to move forward with plans to reopen more businesses on monday, july 13th. >> getting the variance granted does not mean that the virus is doing better or the disease is doing better. as a matter of fact, it is doi

that includes contra costa moran. napa solano and sonoma county for more now on this governor's major announcement that came out today will go now to kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala she joins us now live from sacramento. ashley this is big. >>yeah just seen this is big governor gavin newsome always compares california's reopening process to a dimmer and not a light switch. today, the governor announcing the entire state is toggling back. >>covid-19 is not going away anytime soon. intel, there is a vaccine. and or an effective therapy governor gavin newsom announced monday the entire state must shut down bars along with indoor operations at restaurants, wineries family entertainment centers museums and movie theaters. the governor also said 30 counties on the state's covid-19 watch list must move further and shut down into our operations at gyms houses of worship nonessential offices, personal care salons and indoor malls, those counties representing 80% of california's population, the state's latest

in the bay area moran sonoma contra costa napa and solano counties are directly impacted by this expanded measure. citing the increase in hospitalization. i see use and the positivity rate. the governor said that the data is dictating adding that not everybody is practicing common sense. i made this point. >>very clear number of many many weeks ago one week the monitoring list to all of you that it's a dynamic list counties come on. in some cases counties come off depending on. the criteria that again was established on the front end and their ability to mitigate trend lines and to mitigate spread to mitigate hospitalizations icu use and the like we anticipate over the next few days a number of other counties look like based upon the trends to be entering onto this list in march, california was the first state to issue a mandatory statewide stay at home order. >>to slow the spread of the coronavirus the order appeared to work flattening the curve the move gravely impacted businesses and in may reopening measures began but now the governor in his word says it is time to adjust based on fac

. >> reporter: in downtown campbell, john moran was enjoying his daily cup of coffee and is looking forwardr again. >> your life has got to go on. so i think just be wise, but not to a point where you are a prisoner. >> kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a live look at sfo, a hub for united. today the airline announced it is ending layoff warnings two 36,000 please. it is almost half of its us staff. the notices include 11,000 flight attendants, 11,000 customer service and gate agents, 5500 maintenance workers, and 2250 pilots. united says that hopes to limit the layoffs by offering early retirement to some. >>> a luxury apparel brand that survived the civil war, the great depression, world war ii and the great recession may not survive coronavirus. after more than 200 years, brooks brothers is filing for bankruptcy. the suit making company had been struggling in recent years, but it has been decimated by the pandemic which sent demand for business attire plummeting. the retailer plans to close 20% of its stores. >>> is the pandemic continues to surge, so does the need for food. the number of new people

so, let's get to terry moran. and that was a big win for religious conservatives and the president. >> reporter: a huge win, david. the court upholding the trump administration's change to those obamacare regulations, which required employers to cover contraception for women. this alollows them to back out. the government believes 07,000 to 126,000 women will lose their coverage under this ruling. david? >> and terry, i know you are watching tomorrow, the court is set to rule on another big case, this time involving the president's tax returns. >> reporter: oh, it's huge. three committees in the house of representatives and the manhattan district attorney, they want to look at years of the trump financial records. the president is declaring as president, he has immunity from these kinds of investigations. the court looked at the claim against the house, on his side, but in oral arguments they seemed very skeptical that president trump could stop a local district attorney from b subpoenaing his accounts. it's a big