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mr santa maria will keep you company from the 15 g. news i'll see you tomorrow up next the bottom line. this is the rose here it's a report on the people often ignored but who must be hurt how many other channels can you say will take their time and put extensive thought into reporting from under reported areas of course we cover major global events about our past lives and making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like palestine. and region and so many others you go to them to make up for we care. i am steve clemons and i have a question whether coronavirus pandemic be the tipping point that takes us in to years of joblessness and poverty let's get to the bottom line. when we look around we see a lot of people who can't find work and a lot of businesses that have gone bust but there are some winners out there it seems like the financial markets are always winning at least from my vantage point economists usually say that they saw what was coming after the fact there are always rationalizations for the ups and d

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santa cruz. >> is in my blood air force one coming in for landing. tomorrow mr. trump is expected to watch military displays and a fireworks show from the white house where he will also give an address. >> this weekend will be a big test for people across the bay area. a lot of us might be tempted to get out there and celebrate. the big applications. a short time ago -- >> obviously this is a critical weekend for california. we knew things started to open up and we would see marquesas. did we expect this? >> i think this was beyond what most people thought would happen. there has clearly been a huge rise after memorial day. some of that is people going out and not wearing masks or socially distancing. that is certainly a component. that is that is this weekend. >> are more counties going to dial things back and have us be more vigilant? >> absolutely. absolutely. the one thing we can say is you should be wearing your masks when you leave your house. you should be socially distancing. you should not go into big crowds even if they are outdoors. outdoors is better

there is an upper level low living in around santa cruz peninsula, somewhere in there. there is our good friend mr. drizzle is out there this morning little pattern change, maybe even a smidge cooler today is that logos through. we did have some of those tropical clouds coming in from the west southwest yesterday. the city is also at 56 degrees. there is your onshore wind all the way from napa airport and even davis. temperatures in the 50s. low might be enough to scour out the fog, but the stage is set for a rather cool day. over to sal now things were pretty quiet. >> we are quiet, steve. right now traffic is moving along very well. we will start off with a look at the bay bridge, which a lot of people like to see. and it does look very good driving into san francisco with no major issues. right now we also do have traffic that is looking good. it is 4:32. let's go back to the headlines. >>> there was an overnight fire reported that the chinese consulate in houston, texas, and investigators say classified documents were being learned in the courtyard. that was after the you s state department or

mr. johnson. in the meantime, the investigation into his death continues by the santa clara county coroner's office. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> a live look at capitol hill where lawmakers are getting a dire warning from the nation's top infectious disease expert. dr. anthony fauci is talking about the potential for a huge jump in covid-19 cases. cbs reporter skyler henry is joining us live on capitol hill with more for us. skyler? >> reporter: good evening to you, allen dr. fauci said that he wouldn't be surprised if he saw the daily number of coronavirus cases jump from 40,000 or so to 100,000 given the spikes that he is seeing across the country. but he did say that there is still an opportunity to curb the spread of this virus and that comes with wearing masks, and he did say that there is some optimism in terms of finding a vaccine. >> we are now having 40-plus thousand new cases a day. i would not be surprised if we go up to 100,000 a day. >> reporter: the nation's top infectious disease expert expressed concern over the latest spike in covid-19 cases as he and member

let's speak to his saying who's a yemen and who theo fares analyst joins us live from santa welcome to the program mr mccarthy so why this change of tune why the question you've got to watch these others what do they declare self rule in the 1st place if this was going to happen . i think. from the beginning of the start of the clashes and as well the creation of this. by the united arab emirates and the latest agreement riyadh all that was actually. made blunt because now if you see they have as they say canceled the cell for all. but now they have seats in the so called legitimate their government so they're being recognized by the international community and this was actually the main goal for the united arab emirates because now united out of it actually they can continue with that under the nose of the government but. if you see i mean even know that now they have counseled this declaration of silver all they still actually a separatist group their goal is to separate yemen that's why i think they will continue in that plan for a separation of yemen and what they get now is an international coal

mr. trump's approval rating peaked at 51% and that was in late march. >>> santa clara's pop-up testing sites will be open again today. they are designed for people wh. you don't need an appointment. >>> in the south bay, a club i fin accusations of hosting packed indoor parties and a customer claims that her complaints were met with host e hostili hostility. these flyers promoted the recent events. and right now outdoor dining is allowed, but still banning indoor gatherings. and aura her concerns on instagram. >> these people were just like shots, shots out of the same bottle. and i was like okay. and there was huggings and -- yeah. >> a man named armando identifies himself as aura's lounge operations director and he re34r5plied saying expletive. abc 7 has also reached out to and you are wra bare a aura butt club has not responded. >>> marc benioff putting his money where his mask is. the competition with a $1 million prize. >>> and there is a beautiful peacock roaming in east bay neighborhood. and not everyone is happy about it. neighbors explain when things get annoying. >>> let's take a l

mr. gut >> greg: if he would being able to do. this our son billy doesn't understand. using excuses like his mother's sick or i just discovered santaee years ago. he is 26 and just discovered santa claus. he has no understanding. he probably feels like we have abandoned him. we do get to face time him. they have been very good about that every night. he makes it short. sometimes as short as three minutes and he wants off. because he wants us there. >> trace: mrs. collie you say you son became aggressive to you as a young man had to put him into this group home and become more aggressive because of the fact that he has not seen you. is that fair? >> yes, that's exactly what happened. try to face time with us. reach out and hit the phones ask us when are we coming to see him or when can he come home and we have to tell him we can't. it's all because we can't get ahold of the governor to find out if he would lift the restriction for the group home. he put a blanket no visitation on any assisted living facility and we are not sure that he understood that that included group homes for autistic people we truly support him trying to prote

i want to thank our colleagues and leaders and santa clara county, especially supervisors cindy chavez, and san jose mayor locardo, and mr. fernandez, and assembly members and the city council member deb davis. also assembly members david chu and senator scott wiener, our very own mayor london breed, and c.t.a. director chang, who has been working tirelessly on this in the past few days. president norman yee, supervisor haney, and, of course, supervisor peskin, who have been the joe montana to my jerry rice during this entire process. i also want to thank our amazing legislative aide, particularly sunny angula from supervisor peskin's office, and our office and jim lowe, from president you're's office. i'm also calling for the imht of committee of the whole for this to be heard in next week's supervisor meeting to have a conversation so we can vote on this. let's do -- let's work to do what is best for our constituents, for san francisco, and for caltrain. and i believe that supervisor peskin does have some words at this time. >> clerk: okay, supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam clerk, thank you, mr.

i want to thank our colleagues and leaders and santa clara county, especially supervisors cindy chavez, and san jose mayor locardo, and mr. fernandez, and assembly members and the city council member deb davis. also assembly members david chu and senator scott wiener, our very own mayor london breed, and c.t.a. director chang, who has been working tirelessly on this in the past few days. president norman yee, supervisor haney, and, of course, supervisor peskin, who have been the joe montana to my jerry rice during this entire process. i also want to thank our amazing legislative aide, particularly sunny angula from supervisor peskin's office, and our office and jim lowe, from president you're's office. i'm also calling for the imht of committee of the whole for this to be heard in next week's supervisor meeting to have a conversation so we can vote on this. let's do -- let's work to do what is best for our constituents, for san francisco, and for caltrain. and i believe that supervisor peskin does have some words at this time. >> clerk: okay, supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam clerk, thank you, mr.

i want to thank our colleagues and leaders and santa clara county, especially supervisors cindy chavez, and san jose mayor locardo, and mr. fernandez, and assembly members and the city council member deb davis. also assembly members david chu and senator scott wiener, our very own mayor london breed, and c.t.a. director chang, who has been working tirelessly on this in the past few days. president norman yee, supervisor haney, and, of course, supervisor peskin, who have been the joe montana to my jerry rice during this entire process. i also want to thank our amazing legislative aide, particularly sunny angula from supervisor peskin's office, and our office and jim lowe, from president you're's office. i'm also calling for the imht of committee of the whole for this to be heard in next week's supervisor meeting to have a conversation so we can vote on this. let's do -- let's work to do what is best for our constituents, for san francisco, and for caltrain. and i believe that supervisor peskin does have some words at this time. >> clerk: okay, supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam clerk, thank you, mr.

santa ana, anaheim, california. in the world,lace disneyland, has been closed. lots of unemployment, lots of people suffering, lots of people dying. mr. gaynor, thank you for being here today. you mentioned you are part of the covid task force? mr. gaynor: yes, sir. rep. correa: would you say we are still learning about covid-19, we don't have enough data? mr. gaynor: we are learning. i think one of the members mentioned it is a novel disease. so we are still learning. can we agree on some basic things like social distancing works, face masks work? mr. gaynor: yes, sir. rep. correa: i am hoping we have a national message that tells people that these basic things, the little that we know, face masks work. the confusion in my district, folks dying, the horror stories i hear of people out there with no face masks at social events is terrible. you mentioned do no harm. you mentioned watch out for unforeseen consequences. and you also mentioned that we are still importing almost all of our ppe. you are on the planning task force for covid-19. can you tell me, when can we expect to be functionally supplied in this country? why didn't we ma