jack moss selling an awful lot of stock it's underperformed when you look at it versus j.d..com it has underperformed rather significantly. e-commerce in china the same way as that had happened here, when they shut down, that was the foremost way that people were doing business, it's been the foremost way anyhow but even more so. but there is a look at what j.d. has done during that same time period i'm mentioning it this morning -- i know. it's funny, did they take market share? it's a little higher end some of their somebody somebody will deliver you in a nice uniform your apple phone, back to apple, right to why you are home when you order it on j.d. but there could be more buying coming into baba shares, some are anticipating due to something called the hk southbound connect, that's the channel through which mainland

growing number of nations suspending their extradition treaties with hong kong foreign minister heikal mosse said it was because of 2 decisions by the hong kong government the 1st one to disqualify a dozen opposition candidates in the legislative council elections the 2nd to postpone those very elections well the territories chief executive kerry lamb announced that the september vote would be delayed by a year because of a spike in corn a virus cases but opposition lawmakers aren't buying it they accuse the government of using. the outbreak as a pretext to thwart the pro-democracy movement well the word vote rather would have been hong kong's 1st since a controversial security law came into effect here's why to chief executive lam said at a news conference we aren't going to invoke emergency regulations or a much older ringback nearness or even. trying to be laid off in elections and are certainly of course the main content off a rule rendition an early structure for justice will give you from beating a traitor a known for newly we've had to support over time have been discriminating making

built into this lake so this is evidence that there was water perhaps a long term very early and mosses history about 3900000000 years ago now deltas and lakes of the environments for life to microbial life to form and flourish and be preserved at not sticky we want to go to a place that we understand the geology off that is a high likelihood of the core samples potentially containing evidence of life the signs of ice since your optimism how optimistic are you that you're going to find signs that there used to be life on mars. we have to say i don't know we can't tell mars may never have had life but for me as a scientist seem surprising that you know we have life on earth it seems uprising but life didn't arise on moss so we have such on a 2nd goal obviously like this one question but we have very little understanding of mars this year logical history and so the song pulls are going to tell us and just as creatures been specifically chosen because of the fight why diversity of rocks so that be able to tease out what's important details about mozzies early history it's going to crucial

depp had with kate moss many, many years before.ons by the qc representing johnny depp that she was making this up as she went along. she was inventing things. she said that she had never heard that amber heard had referred to kate moss before in previous legal undertakings or statements or depositions and she thought this meant that she was truly making it up meant that she was truly making it up as she went along. amber heard was equally adamant back that this was equally adamant back that this was what she had heard and that johnny depp had been about to push her sister down the stairs. she will also get to various photographs as she was yesterday where the qc representing johnny depp said she did not think that showed any injuries at times when amber heard said she had been injured byjohnny depp shortly before amber heard disagreed saying she thought the photos did in fact show injuries and also say that she often wore makeup when she was out in public so the injuries might not be particularly apparent. she was also taken throug

moss says most of the community transmissions are occurring. >> it's greater than just one person. it's greater than just me. you know? you got to kind of like help everybody. with this situation. >> well, many of the staff members from san quentin live in alameda county, dr. moss says there is no evidence of community transmission stemming from that outbreak. >>> and some startling numbers out of santa clara county this morning. we've learned the latinx population in the county is vid-19. county leaders announced yesterday every one out of two covid-19 cases is someone from the latinx community. wednesday the county reported 9612 confirmed cases and 188 deaths. in san jose and south county or gilroy are being hit especially hard. >> they're usually front line workers and you know from my understanding is they're just exposed to so much more. >> we see more latinos that are working in the front line and because of that, because of them their work and helping us and serving us, they pulse themselves at higher risk. >> county leaders also say half of the covid-19 cases are in those u

moss says any easing of restrictions is on pause. >> you know, i'm really still very concerned about our hospitalizations. so until we see stabilization there, i think it's too early to talk about reopening. >> reporter: the alameda county public health department released this graph of the relationship between releasing restrictions and covid case increases. each time a business sector is allowed to open, comes a spike. >> i think it's not so much a story of any one particular sector, but any place people have had to return to work where they couldn't remote. >> reporter: add social gatherings to that and that's how doctor moss says most of the community transmissions are occurring. >> it's greater than just one person. it's greater than just me. you know, you gotta kind of like help everybody with this situation. >> ultimately at the end of the day, it's about human being and lives and medical science. >> reporter: while many of the staff members from san quentin live in alameda county, there hasn't been any data to point on eyestrains mission stemming from that outbreak. >>> at le

i do -- commissioner moss, did he come back on, do you know? vice president moss?>> clerk: vice president moss, are you present? did you have a comment or question? >> no comment or question. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. all commissioners, can remind you, please mute yourself when you're not speaking, because it develops background noise. >> president mccarthy. >> a quick question. if it's possible now. >> absolutely. go ahead, commissioner jacobo. >> director, i'd like to take up the offer. maybe schedule a time for us to do a socially distant walk-through and just kind of collectively see it. i would like to. if that's possible within the next week or two. i extend that to fellow commissioners, without violating the ability to do so. >> absolutely. i'm more than happy to facilitate that. we can discuss the timing after the meeting. >> clerk: thank you. any more commissioner comments? seeing none, we will -- >> sorry. >> clerk: okay. >> i was curious about the timeline for the d.p.h. plan that was referenced several times. when does that have to be finalized? >

lauren moss, bbc news.rpool. it's part of what's being called a new digital age for science, with artificial intelligence and robotics keeping research moving — at a time when social distancing means fewer human scientists in their labs. victoria gill has more. keeping the experiments going, single—handedly. in a chemistry lab that has been closed to most human researchers since the beginning of lockdown, this robotic scientist has been working 24 hours a day, all alone. just occasionally, its designers are able to check in on their intelligent machine. doesn't get bored, doesn't get tired, it works around the clock. doesn't need holidays. it frees up my time to focus on innovation and new solutions, rather than doing the same action over and over again. because it would easily go to thousands of samples, which would take me a very long time to do by hand. in the age of social distancing, this £100,000 robot has taken on a whole new role. so many of us are going to have to get used to keeping our distance f

moss says the culprit is social gatherings. live the oakland, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> 6:56. time for a look at the morning's other top stories. president trump is calling for a delay to the election in a series of tweets this morning. >> the president made a series aegatver ma in voting claiming the 2020 election will be the most inaccurate and fraudulent in history. the dates of federal elections are set by congress. >>> today, california officials are expected to grill eddy d leaders after one million californians still haven't received their unemployment benefits. the system has been in crisis mode since the beginning of the pandemic in march. >>> at least mine employees have tested positive for airvoyant. at the costco at it's working with the retailer on the next steps. >>> three people are wounded after a late night shooting in san jose. police say it happened at about 11:00 last night on snow drive. the shooting victims are expected to survive along with a fourth person who was physically assaulted. >>> the late u.s. representative john lewis will be laid to rest toda

i do -- commissioner moss, did he come back on, do you know? vice president moss?>> clerk: vice president moss, are you present? did you have a comment or question? >> no comment or question. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. all commissioners, can remind you, please mute yourself when you're not speaking, because it develops background noise. >> president mccarthy. >> a quick question. if it's possible now. >> absolutely. go ahead, commissioner jacobo. >> director, i'd like to take up the offer. maybe schedule a time for us to do a socially distant walk-through and just kind of collectively see it. i would like to. if that's possible within the next week or two. i extend that to fellow commissioners, without violating the ability to do so. >> absolutely. i'm more than happy to facilitate that. we can discuss the timing after the meeting. >> clerk: thank you. any more commissioner comments? seeing none, we will -- >> sorry. >> clerk: okay. >> i was curious about the timeline for the d.p.h. plan that was referenced several times. when does that have to be finalized? >

lauren moss, bbc news.n newspaper is continuing for a third day. david sillito reports. johnny! johnny depp arriving at court for a day of questioning about his struggles with drink and drugs. this libel trial against the publishers of the sun was provoked by this article that called him a wife—beater, something he strenuously denies. that story was based on claims from his former wife, amber heard. she said there were a number of assaults during their marriage. she said there was, withinjohnny depp, a monster linked to his usage of drink and drugs. the court was shown this appearance at an awards ceremony in 2014. that's the weirdest microphone i've ever seen in my life. right. johnny depp was asked if he was drunk or taking illegal drugs. he said, "i'm not ashamed of this moment. "this was a sick man, a drug addict coming off some very "unpleasant medication. "i was under the influence of many, many medications." and so you have to watch the film. a few months before he'd gone into detox on a private isla

lauren moss, thank you very much for now. as promised, we will talk more about leicester.ols will close to most pupils from tomorrow. local residents and businesses are wondering how long the measures will last. phil mackie has been speaking to people in the city about the return of lockdown. inside the lockdown zone it has all shut again. even businesses that were expecting to open now can't. it's only a short drive to a very different world, where the new restrictions haven't been imposed. if you live on the outskirts of leicester you'll have been studying the map very closely to work out where the red zone starts and begins. we think it's around here. that side, the lockdown is easing. but towards leicester, things are shutting down. so if we take this one and then put that there... in braunston, inside the red zone, they had been trying to get ready for their regulars this weekend. saturday would've been the ideal time for us to start making our money again financially. we would have been more secure. whereas now we don't know exactly what help we're going to get, if t

stupid nottage to sue moss think thanks to car i suppose any dole again still funding the final labor because i'm a crown german under 17 champions in 2016 consume another on trust and i just love them i know it's the thing i went to them didn't it is a creaking on to thomas i'm pretty shocked i'm slow detroit is buying v.z. when it comes i'm going to plant. that same year i won a silver medal as one of germany's best use footballers for him it was more than just an award here you know. i'm going over have this for themselves from america's close for us may i. ask america does this. credit if you put inside. the 152016 just months of the celebrating his 1st few championship titles clearly celebrating his bundesliga day you became in the thanks of the minutes away at braman. and also experiencing and i'm sure i'm going to. i live. on the fringe and fired on mission for uniform and it's also trying to find some way to turn the enema on best finger obvious. when the team that's in front of the answer from you from then on the 17 year old was a regular living creatures 1st and gained inte

they teargas grenade is effective for moss control and other effective general use.umper repeater grenade actually freeze -- discharges three large blasts of teargas in rapid succession. each from a different location. the 37 millimeter, or 1.5 caliber gun will fire the short range shell used sensibly in riot control. ragetandard long projectile shell, or the super long-range barricade projectile. because it is designed for use where a high degree of accuracy is required, this projectile is equipped with stabilizing fins. in a special kit available for immediate use is a complete assortment of gas munitions, including projectiles and grenades. a mask, light, compact and efficient, is mandatory equipment for those of must occupy the area in which gas is to be used. psychologically important is the fact that teargas it self is invisible. it's difficult to avoid what you can't see. and there's greater fear of a concealed opponent. lake erie supplies munitions with invisible gas. a smoke grenade is used years of that the effective area can be identified. seen, itr cloud

restaurants will also have to display the calories of dishes on menus, as lauren moss reports.ar issue. obesity. being overweight and carrying excess body fat is linked with diabetes, heart disease, some cancers, and a greater risk of getting seriously ill from covid—19. now the department of health has announced how it plans to tackle it in england. butjust how easyis tackle it in england. butjust how easy is it to make healthier choices? like, if there was an option between, like, a watermelon and mcdonald's, i would choose the mcdonald's and most people would choose the mcdonald's. somebody sees takeaway adverts and wa nts somebody sees takeaway adverts and wants one! it's down to individual choice and lifestyle, isn't it? it's what people feel happy with and comfortable with. some of the steps we re comfortable with. some of the steps were put out to consultation in 2018 but stalled. they include a ban on advertising food high in fat, sugar and salt before 9pm on tv and online, an end to promotions like "buy one, get one free" on unhealthy foods, and calorie labels in resta

our health correspondent, lauren moss, thank you.

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he's aware of the challenges ahead of him or will be looking to july 24th when it finally opens on moss. door and jones there reporting from istanbul press freedom has taken a heavy blow and the philippines more makers they're denied the renewal of the broadcast license of the country's largest t.v. network the decision will permanently shut down a major part of a b s c b n's outputs the station had repeated run ins with president rodney go to ted over its critical coverage of his government's. thank you no for. tears in anger from the people higher power the largest t.v. network in the philippines by 11000 strong workforce is now bob from filipino airwaves. she did it. as he passed. a b.s. save again had already ceased broadcasting since my 5 after their franchise lost since expired and we're awaiting a decision from the house of representatives to renew it but off the 13 hearings in the palm and the application was rejected by lawmakers who are overwhelmingly allied with president rhodri go to target. it means a network normally viewed by millions is now permanently off the air. the o

moment for last time it's like playing to you know hong kong already also coming out this video shows moss command attacking refugees trying to come ashore in greece but who is behind the assaults and why is there no outcry from the european union. and australia appear to have largely contained its covered 1000 outbreak but now authorities have been forced to order a lockdown for millions of people in the 2nd largest city of melbourne as infections rage out of control. to see one to welcome to the program leave it carry land has defended the controversial new security law that china imposed on the city last week she said it would make hong kong safer by presenting violent protests she also warned citizens not to break the law so the whole government and world makers implement this law and i for one those radicals not to attempt a wild or all crossing the red line because the consequences of breaching this law . critics fear the know will and freedom of speech in hong kong as phoebe kong reports many activists fear these suppression of dissent will be stepped up. followed up for years now e

this week going to court in the next weeks i would like moss to be compulsory in all close public spaces we're doing it already on public transport and it works in a bastille day t.v. interview mccrone also acknowledged the reinfection rate was rising but he announced plans to reopen all schools in september on the conditions as normal as possible. as front celebrates a national day that was far from normal essential workers hope the attention the pandemic has bought them will bring better pay and conditions long after the applause fades. the trial against a molly jihadist accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity is underway at the international criminal court in the hague has signed i got the door mohamed mahmoud headed the islamic police in the mali and city of timbuktu and west africa prosecutors allege he was responsible for torture rape and sexual slavery but his defense lawyers say he's unfit for trial due to post-traumatic stress disorder pandemic safety measures meant followed proceedings from behind plexiglass because the international criminal court in the hague charge

lauren moss, bbc news, in blackpool. cricket now, and england have beaten the west indies by 269 runs in the third test, and in doing so, they've won the series. the match at old trafford saw stuart broad take his 500th test wicket, as our correspondent andy swiss reports. victory for england and history for one of its stars. after beginning the day on 499 test wickets, stuart broad promptly charged into the record books. must be! it is! 500 for stuart broad. he had done it. kraigg brathwaite the victim as broad joined one of cricket's most exclusive clubs. just the second england player to take 500 test wickets, after his team—matejimmy anderson, who was there to congratulate him. so was his dad chris, the match referee no less. not a bad game to be watching. it is some 13 years since broad made his test match debut and took his first wicket so, how does 500 of them feel? really special moment and i think, as players, you want milestone moments to happen in test match wins and test series wins so for it to have contribu

just not going to put in the next weeks i would like moss to be compulsory in all clothes public spaces we're doing it's already on public transport and it was. in a bastille day t.v. interview mccrone also acknowledged the reinfection rights was rising but he announced plans to reopen all schools in september on the conditions as normal as possible. as front celebrates a national day that was far from normal essential because hope the attention the pandemic has bought them will bring that's a pay and conditions long after the applause fades. here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world is that maxwell has been denied bail after pleading not guilty to sex crimes charges linked to alleged dealings with her former associate jeffrey upstream u.s. prosecutors say that maxwell is a flight risk she's accused of helping the late steam recruit and abuse young girls a 3rd of bangladesh is under water after some of the heaviest months seen rains in a decade officials say the close to 1500000 people in the north of the country have either been marooned by the flo

but i usually go through pacifica and take the coastal route and then go by moss landing, moss beach, half moon bay on the northside. it takes longer sometimes. sometimes it's quicker because 92 can be bumper to bumper getting to half moon bay. it's a great spot to get lunch. we go in october for the pumpkin fest. i take a vacation day on monday and we go to farmer johns and spend the day. between there and up to pacifica. , it's a great spot. if you haven't been and you are itching to get out for a trip, jump in the car and head out. it's a good spot. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2 the nine, our zip trip to santa cruise. next hour, how things are changed around the boardwalk.. >>> a popular spot ready to welcome visitors. we are heading down south. >>> welcome back everyone. let's turn back the clock a bit. november 2005. i was a reporter here at ktvu working saturday and sunday. i remember when prince charles came to visit marin, specifically the coast. i remember being in a bar with prince charles and he was having a pint. i had this delay like i have to have a pint with him.

restoring the landmark status as a mosque that's hours after a court ruled the monuments conversion from moss to museum in 1904 was illegal unesco had already cautioned against changing the status of the heritage site precess it is an open provocation to the civilized world daryn we'll keep you company from 3 g. i'll see you later at 23 g. up next a.j. selects for the moment. is the government the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that. travel and we meet with global news makers and the stories that matter. that of the. live it is. not going on but then i have had a lot of my liver on a good or not is another source one of them a sort of. gotten out but them would be. another. and. then to have. another one the. other go bust a new never been. in this you know what that over there in the. you know. that i wanted. to give. some william do thank you. in our. own how yeah you know oh news do you want with a newer one. one thing i've taught how to. counting them can be one of them in a set up i had a game of division mother kind of my mother

nicholas moss says the culprit is community transmissions that are happening through social gatherings. >> i think it's not so much a story of any one particular sectors but rather any place where people have had to return to work, where they couldn't remote. >> reporter: now a lot ison gua san quentin live in alameda county. no evidence of that outbreak there that's happening at san quentin prison spreading into the community here in alameda county. we're live in oakland, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> statewide, california is reporting the most in a single day. 197 on tuesday. that's along with more than 8700 new cases confirmed. and every county in the state is reporting cases of coronavirus with modot county confirming its first two cases yesterday. the county reopened its economy may 1st way ahead of approval. >>> and some startling new numbers out of santa clara county this morning. we've learned the latinx community in the county is being hit especially hard by d- ty leade announced yesterday that every one out of two covid-19 cases is someone l as of wednesday, the county reported 9,612

lauren moss is here.e general infection rate, the details we get from public health england. we look at some of these areas in the north—west, blackburn is seeing is quite a significant rise. looking around 90 cases per 100,000 people. 0ldham next at 60, leicester is also around 60. when leicester is also around 60. when leicester went into lockdown several weeks ago it was around 150 cases per 100,000 people. what they are trying to do is stop us getting into a complete lockdown? yes, the announcement made last night are about tougher restrictions and difficult work so many people, 4 million people, to follow but it is not the total lockdown we saw in leicester a few weeks ago and now leicester a few weeks ago and now leicester is coming out of that and easing into the measures that the north—west and parts of east lancashire and west yorkshire are now going into. an emerging of those measures. taking these steps they have done is to try to avoid having that complete lockdown which is hospitality venues,

taking the top spot is fitzgerald marine reserve just north of moss beach.ne of six san mateo county beach bummers this year. other beaches also near moss beach, pillar point harbor, foster city's park and lind mar beach. on the bright side the beach in santa cruz fell off the top ten list for the first time in a decade. >>> new this morning, a litter of five kittens who was found living in the hose compartment of a fire engine truck has been saved. the san mateo county fire department found the kittens in a truck at the fire academy. the humane society along with the fire department staff rescued all five kittens. they're estimated to be about 3 or 4 weeks old. they were taken to the spca for evaluation and treatment. a rep says it's a miracle they were found. >>> another successful launch for spacex. >> three, two, one. zero. ignition. liftoff. >> carrying a powerful new generation of gps satellites, a spacex falcon 9 rocket launched from cape canaveral yesterday afternoon. the latest gps technology is three times more accurate and eight times more resista

political correspondent, leila nathoo at westminster, but first to our health correspondent, lauren mossmedical officer says we may have reached a limit of the kind of easing we can go through while this virus is still out there. there is plenty of evidence giving him the feeling that should be the case. cla p feeling that should be the case. clap that's right, chris whitty said the idea could open everything back up the idea could open everything back eping the idea could open everything back up keeping the virus under control wrong, and he said there would be difficult trade—offs ahead, and we we re difficult trade—offs ahead, and we were always warned this could happen as we emerged from lockdown, as human behaviour changes, people are mixing more together, and that's when the virus spreads. as we heard in david's piece, the rate of infection is nowhere near what it was at the pandemic‘s peak, cases are climbing, up about a quarter on two weeks ago, and tonight the who emergency committee has called the pandemic a once in a century health crisis. it heard that many countries who thoug

sales at j moss winery in napa county were up 200%. >> we are getting so many emails requesting tastings we have to turn some down because we can't do it all. >> we got to keep that momentum. if you drink our wine, and you like our wine, take to social media and tell them it's good. the question for me is whether this commitment to black owned wineries is sustainable. >> the u.s. could ban the popular video app tie mike pomp told fox news the administration is looking at cracking down on tick tock and other chinese social media apps. he believes it could give private information for user to the chinese government. tick tock says "we have never provided user data to the chinese government, nor would we do so if asked." >>> a statue that stood at the state capital more than 100 years disappears in the middle of the night. >> i think it is important that you don't remove historical things. >>> also next, will using an air purifier or a special furnace filter help protect this home is equipped with wifi from xfinity. there's this game-time internetting room. so fun. wow. and then there's thi

they include moss landing named the most polluted beach and they gave upgrades to point harbor, rock away and lindemar beaches >> right. after shooting that report, you may not want to be endoors right now. but i do want to show you this you will notice there is some fog sitting there in santa cruz. it will work up toward the bay area later on tonight. here's a look at dive loper 7. patch and fog around santa cruz. wind are beginning to pick up. they have been light all afternoon. you notice out of the south, napa gusting to 28. that wind direction is going to shift our weather towards a cooler pattern the next few days. here's a lovely view of the sunshineing as we look from our east bay hills camera. 65 in the city. 71 in oakland. it was warmer today, 82ive in san jose, probably a few degrees as we take a look at our camera, nothing but sunshine looking back towards san francisco, 83 in santa rosa. 77 in napa. 91 in fairfield, some of our hot spots, the low-to-mid-90s today. 86 in livermore, here's a lovely view, foy that bouncy camera, the reasons are picking up. some fog, cooler,

lauren moss, bbc news. campaign are jamie 0liver. are you celebrating these new measures? today is a really important, i think pivotal moment actually. we have been working on this for about five years. all of these points were in the first chapter of the obesity strategy with mr cameron. we have gone a long way since then. ups and mainly downs. this feels like a joined up, more holistic approach, it feels bold and it feels like finally we have got a pm that is taking this seriously. how it came to be, who knows? but i think the environment at the moment right now, where it is amplify the importance of good health and good immune system, probably has given it the little push it needed. when you say the environment at the moment, do you mean the link between obesity and covid—19 severe illness and death? absolutely. i think there is a link intrinsically between diet —related disease and the severity of covid—19. and i think we want to arm ourselves. going back pre—covid—19, i think diet —related disease is t

other beaches making the list and also near moss beach, pillar point harbor, foster city's park and on the bright side, cal beach in santa cruz fell off of the top ten beach bummer list for the first time in decades. >>> paul heggen joins us. we do have beach weather in the forecast. >>> short term, but as we head toward the holiday weekend, you know there will be a ton of people, convenient with the social distancing warnings. mother nature is not going to do anything to slow you down. low clouds and fog will be building back in. late this evening, overnight, i don't think it is going to be as thick or stubborn as what we had for most of last week bu it is going to be out there. it is going to bring near normal temperatures. what is typical for early july as we head through the rest of this week and then we warm up as we go through the 4th of july weekend. back up into the neighborhood at least of 90 degrees for inland portions of the bay area on the 4th of july. temperatures today did reach up into the 90s in a couple of locations. only mid 60s for half moon bay, but that is not bad

moss mazel tov on your bar mitzvah. i just wanted to say congratulations, and i heard the theme of your bar mizva party is defund the police. it's apparently the academy awards. you know what, seth, maybe you should tell your parents to take the $50,000 they're spending on birthday party on you, a child, who's accomplished nothing, and use it to play a little party game i like to call reparations. anyway, mazel tov, sethy. we all love you. and there you go, my first cameos. so if you want your own personalized video message from me it will only cost you $700, which is money you could be donating to more important places but if you'd rather be a sociopath, download cameo today. we've got a good show for you tonight. u.s. senate candidate jaime harrison is here and we'll be right back with amy schumer. ♪ >> dicky: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by dick's sporting goods. day trips are better than daydreams. alexa, lock the front door. alexa: locking. experience the joy of a bigger world, in a highly-connected le

look at oracle park this tuesday where the bay bridge series is set to kick off again soon just in to moss will do bring us >>time now for schools. >>all right so they're getting ready to play ball again over an oracle park last night the a's and giants getting together for game one of the annual bay bridge series is the first time both teams are on the field for a competitive game since last year. but the talk after was what happened before the first pitch kron 4 sports director just into us live at oracle park with the very latest jason. >>you're right, you know there are so many story lines coming into last night's game what would it be like to play in a stadium without any what would the stadium protocols before covid-19 many people are really excited to see what the aid would look like on the field, this is a team that many people have picked as a dark horse candidate to make the world series of course they're coming off 2 straight. playoff appearances but then the national anthem started playing and i noticed one of them being the leader of their clubhouse again capital or somebody w

nick moss of alameda public health said there's no immediate explanation for why the county has the highest numbers in the bay area. >> we have a large population of essential workers who live in dense -- who are back at work relatively early on and who live in relatively dense housing. >> we're very appreciative of their confidence and trust in our local businesses. to do what's best for their oe to the state, approval could come in a matter of days. >>> santa clara county was one of the last counties to start reopening. gyms and salons were only given the green light yesterday. as chris nguyen explains, they were then told to shut down again after the county found itself on the state's covid-19 watch list. >> reporter: for business owner marlon. >> if we can make it through this. >> this week was supposed to be the fulfillment of a decade long dream. >> we were supposed to open in march. then we had a shutdocond i thou >> reporter: his newque welcomembers on monday. >> touching equipment and being able to use some weight versus just free hand dumbbells was huge. >> reporter: but the celeb

shed it's restrictions on knocked out was lifted people wasted no time in pounding the pavement no moss gloves just some good old pretend to 20 close crowds and now a few weeks later off to several try months the brits are doing the same superstar today so will pubs cafes and restaurants fling open the doors and that the pub. where. the scenes are testament to the sacred place the point holds in british society but they also show that as time passes and people grow restless medical advice is left out the door both the world health organization and the prime minister boris johnson people to stay safe and to keep that distance from the drinking buddies but critics say it was wishful thinking from the start meanwhile across the atlantic americans were also to live their best lives again all around the nation states started emerging from hibernation pulling people out onto the beaches to the restaurants to the my clubs without a cat in the world the city of miami was the last city in the entire state of florida open i was criticized for waiting so long when we reopened people started as if

in louisiana, it was also common to use moss, spanish moss for stuffing for a bed. another thing people did if they didn't have a bed, people talked about making a pallet on the floor. that's something a lot of people experienced at different plantations. in fact, solomon northrup, who was enslaved in louisiana, never described sleeping on a bed for 12 years. he described sleeping on the pallet on the floor. so people would be treated differently in different places. beds like this, about the size of a full bed today, would be a bed for an entire family, so children, mom and dad, if they are all there together, all sharing the space. you can see that there is not a lot of space in these cabins. there would not be much of a sense of privacy, what we would think of as being appropriate in a family and being private. all of that living was done in just a couple of rooms with everybody together. this is in 1868 jail that we brought in from gonzales, louisiana. this is not a slave jail. built in 1868, it is from a few years after the conclusion of slavery, but we brought

if it could only put in the next weeks i would like moss to be compulsory in all close public spaces where doing it already on public transport and it was. in a bastille day t.v. interview mccrone also acknowledged the reinfection rights was rising but he announced plans to reopen all schools in september on the conditions as normal as possible. as front celebrates a national day that was far from normal essential workers hope the attention the pandemic has bought them will bring better pay and conditions long after the applause fades. well the german shells are all a machall has been continuing her push for a massive 750000000000 euro bailout fund during talks in berlin with the spanish prime minister pedro sanchez at their talks ahead of a crunch summit on that america warned that it was still far from clear that a deal among e.u. member states over that allowed could be reached he said that germany would push work compromise agreement or recovery package at this weekend's meeting sanchez said spain would do all it could to make that deal happen. reporter young full of shoals had a

. >> production restarting is going to be a moss monster of a test. >> reporter: elizabeth zweig meisteraid the entertainment industry's return is subject to new, lengthy union rules. going forward, all cast and crew will be tested for covid- 19 up to three times a week. actors will remain as distanced as possible in scenes with masks required for anyone onset. and every set will be closed to discouraged. all that could leave hollywood having to come up withnew ways look different because the writers are going to have to rewrite to make sure that people can be as distant as possible. >> let's see you time travel out of this one, bill and ted. >> reporter: proposing plans to build a screenplay he wrote later this summer is now considering even more measures on his set. >> we are a smaller production but considering doing what a lot of larger reductions are doing and quarantining the casting crew together. >> necessary changes to make sure the show can safely we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailsthi

in france concern that people are starting to relax that social distancing measures and wearing of moss many people say things that young adults are facilitating the spread of the virus. by gathering in big groups and socializing in bars and restaurants shelley sit bone has this. about one thousand people partying in paris with no masks insights. this is not a scene filmed before the corona virus epidemic but in recent weeks since france lifted its lockdown young adults have been memeeting up. this is one party organizer. image via the phone with me all i just was just one problem is on the cell c. reported it. yeah is steve about- the- sea so it's the season when he did offer. why is this man comfortable discussing this on television for one he has not been fined or face any negative consequences for his actions and he doesn't feel cold it is a real threat. like many others across the country like these friends playing football. when the plumbers need. fifty bucks. yet the florida keys and doctors have repeatedly said even if young people often get milder symptoms or a symptomatic they

german articulator who was abducted by iraqi militants this week in a statement foreign minister heikal moss expressed his relief he thanked the iraqi authorities for feeling free freeing maoris story and said she was now in the care of the german embassy in baghdad mavis was kidnapped by gunmen outside office in the capital on monday the german national is a well known figure in baghdad where she runs an arts program for young iraqis she's also known as an outspoken critic of the government it remains unclear who was behind the kidnapping iraqi authorities say they are currently investigating. for more i'm joined now by. who is a close friend of mavis huge antique roger ons us from bug have you been in contact with helen mavis insurgencies. well i tried to call her but her son is still oh yeah i couldn't contact mary and we just heard that she was released and the security forces program is news but there's not been. in the days leading up to her kidnapping mavis had expressed fear for her safety and you have also you also said the dear friend was concerned for her safety why exactly what s

over time ultimately this does that will feed into the ongoing search and investigation to see if moss could have. or could be hosting life at some point i want sort of track record does china have in space missions. that's a pretty good one they the chinese national space agency is a fairly young organization and it was only founded in its current form in 1993 but since then they've. put 11 astronauts into space they've had several successful lunar missions including the fast ever rover or in the 1st of a mission to the far side of the navy and that rover is still active right now and this is their 2nd attempt to send a mission to mars the 1st one failed through no fault of the chinese. the chinese aspect of that mission and that was beyond their control so they have a good track records. in their space program and i see i see no reason why they shouldn't continue with this i want it planning to do what's ton of planning to do with the information that's collected. well they're you going to use it to feed some of the ongoing research as i said into the environments amman's and they're

the country's religious ministry advised attendees to wear masks and it's here to social distancing moss mosques were also asked to shorten prayer ceremonies . for the world's biggest airline groups have revealed the major financial hits they've taken because of the corona virus outbreak or prince kayleigh has posted a loss of 2600000000 euros for the 2nd quarter of this year when passenger numbers were down 95 percent meanwhile british airways owner i agee lost 1400000000 euros during the same period. media reports say hong kong leader kerry lamb is set to announce the postponement of upcoming legislative council elections by a year of tensions with a comes as hong kong faces not just its 2nd but a 3rd wave of covert 19 infections and as the case count rises so does public anger over the government's handling of the crisis if you don't use phebe call reports from. groups of 2 this is how you're allowed to hang out with friends in public in hong kong empty tables and chairs are seen at restaurants under the latest ban on dining in only takeaway orders are allowed. so yeah. i agree that w