but then nathan's father in law decided to help him fight.s to speak up for nathan meant that we really to had to pull the stops out. he paid for nathan's legal support and even managed to obtain cctv footage of the arrest. we found a little bit of him being carried to the van and it completely contradicted the account that the police had put together. at the trial, the outcome, in my view, was very simple. the evidence didn't really add up. a magistrates‘ court dismissed all charges against nathan. a 2017 government—commissioned review suggested 35 changes to the criminaljustice system to try and stop incidents like that endured by nathan and his family. yet, three years on, hardly any of those recommendations have been implemented. we must have more police officers and more senior police officers from minority backgrounds. we must have met many more judges and magistrates from minority background. you need to hear more from victims voices so they tell you that there is an issue around death in custody or an issue around arrest or whatever i

nathan: no. i think where we are seeing these tensions in a most pronounced way is in the foreign exchange market, where we have seen a meaningful depreciation of the dollar over the last couple months, and i think part of that reflects that the europeans in particular have responded in a forceful and effective way to the virus. reflects their economic policies, but it also reflects some of these governance problems and schisms we are having in the united states. it is a strong euro story, but i think it's also we are seeing a weak dollar story through these times. of vicees that mean president biden wins, we see a stronger dollar? is it that simple? nathan: what happens to the dollar, if joe biden wins the election, is a very interesting question. i think these factors that i described, i think particularly foreign investors would feel much more comfortable with the united states and with u.s. assets. i think that would tend to support the dollar. on the other hand, we also know that part of the

>> you know, i really enjoy nathan fillion's work. "firefly" is a huge one.episodes and a movie, but i'm really enjoying and really grooving on "the rookie" nowadays. >> rob: little factoid, the creators of "firefly" created my show. when talking about a firefighter, you're the real hero. i'm a fake hero. you're the real hero, and all heroes have fans, and you, sir, have fans, i have one here tonight who wants to say hello to you. nathan fillion, are you around? >> as a matter of fact, i am. can you hear me? can you see me? >> i can see you. that's fantastic. i'm a huge fan. >> kevin, i just heard that you're a huge fan. not only have you suffered through covid, now i understand you suffer from excellent taste. i am not a first responder by any means, but i do play one on tv, and i feel that we have to stick together in some way, shape or form. >> absolutely. >> i have done the obligatory, i have set you up with some swag. for some of the guys at the 133. i want to say thank you to them. and i even got extra copies for ebay, and a lot of celebrities won't go

you see nathan reed on the right here. nathan reed was a scientist from salem, massachusetts. he starts out as apothecary, but he's really interested in steam engines. he applies for patents from congress before he's elected there in 1800. he only serves one session. and he and thatcher and wadsworth reside in a boardinghouse. the seventh congress meets and thatcher is gone. wadsworth finds other housing. and reed's roommate now is a guy reverend cutler. he's from northern massachusetts. he's kind of an every man. he's a lawyer. he's a merchant. he's the subject of -- many of you might know him as the subject on the latest book on the development of the ohio country because he's one of the main lobbyists through the ohio company who promotes settlement to the ohio river valley. from now on, most of the letters, most of the voices, the primary voices you're going to hear from nathan reed and ma nasa cutler. they left their writings mostly up in salem, massachusetts. and they're also -- besides being colleagues in terms of the documentary record they left behind, they're colleag

this again is nathan reed writing to a friend that month. in the evening, the vp of the united states, aaron burr, joined us and gave us sentiment which would prove fatal to him. it was union among all honest men. he requested it might not be published, and we have no wish to do it as we do not esteem ourselves much honored by his company. i had to throw in leslie odom as burr from the hamilton play. the last sunday of the sermon is the last sunday sermon given in congress. the house of representatives, some of the audience might know, is actually holding religious services in the house chamber, in the capitol building, because it is the largest single chamber in the young city. the last sunday sermon of that session i have been focusing on was in may of 1802. a few months later. we know about it through cutler's journal, where he says he attended the hall. mr. parkinson preached. william parkinson was the house chaplain, but had the same kind of representation in a federalists' mind as the chief monger. nathan reed writes to a friend, our c

nathan reid was a scientist from salem, massachusetts. he starts out as in the pocket there. he actually applied for patents from congress before he's elected there in 1800. he only serves this one session. all three resided in a boarding house. the seventh congress meets and thatcher is gone. reads roommate is now irreverent. he's a congregation minister from hamilton, massachusetts. that's northern massachusetts. he's an every man. he's a lawyer, is a merchant, he's a subject of david mccaul is the latest book on the development of the ohio country. he's one of the main lobbyists for the ohio company that promotes settlement of the ohio river valley. from now on, most of the letters and most of the voices we will be hearing our nathan reid and monastic cuddler. fortunately for us, they both left voluminous records of their ridings and other letters. beside being caused leagues, they are colleagues specialty. they actually can have it the same boarding house room. if you can see my cursor, it's right here. it's where the library of congress jefferson building sits now. those

nathan was a joy to be around, our hearts go out to nathan's family, friends and all who loved him. many of our staff members. >>> san francisco police are leaving the force in record numbers. "san francisco chronicle" insider and abc news contributor is reporting that 23 sworn officers have resigned, 19 took jobs at other law enforcement agencies. officers gave many reasons for leaving, including the high cost of living. others are frustrated by expected budget cuts, calls for pay freezes and more defunding. read phil in the "chronicle" every sunday and tuesday. >>> more than 620,000 people have tested positive, 78 hnz more than yesterday, 77 additional deaths due to coronavirus. tomorrow the governor says he'll break down the number of cases per county, tell us which counties remain on the watch list and which can come off. it's been frozen since a data glitch was discovered july 25th. >>> turning to the weather, drew, a wild weekend and busy few days. >> heat wave continues another day tomorrow with excessive heat warnings and advisories still in effect and lightning coming in ne

the parents and siblings of 18-year-old nathan are holding on to the last memories of him. >> i didn'tget to speak to him, see him or hold him or hug him for a while. and now i can't -- >> his mother came back to the news of his passing. she described him as her miracle child. >> she was the youngest, six older sisters, and he was our only boy. >> and he filled the room. he filled our life. >> sunday around noon, garza was working at the safe way when a suspect drove up, shot him and fled the scene. >> we are getting callers, three shots heard in the parking lot. there is a subject down on the ground. >> he was simply doing his job, according to co-workers, delivering groceries in this parking late. >> there is nothing that can explain what happened or justify it. it was awful. >> reporter: less than 24 hours after the shooting, napa county sheriff confirmed 24-year-old christopher plart nez was arrested and charged with murder. >> the napa police department, i want to give them my love. they don't get a lot of thank right now, but they deserve more. >> reporter: nathan garza's high sc

and remembering nathan garza.friends and neighbors gathered outside of the safeway where the young man work. a memorial is growing with balloons, flowers and candles in the parking lot of the store. some say it was a senseless act of violence since garza was only doing his job. >> i think everybody in the community have all come together because this wasn't okay. this wasn't deserved. he was a talented young man just starting his life. >> coworkers say that garza was a sweet, hard-working young man who will be greatly missed. >>> the west contra costa school district is postponing back to school night because of the potential for rolling power outages. today is day two and the buildings said empty as students are home doing online learning. certain hours of the day are spent with teachers working with students who need extra attention. >> we want to bring our students who have higher needs and students who may not be successful in the distance- learning world. >> west contra costa says that when it is safe they wi

are they to leave it thanks very much and if your time nathan laura one of the 6 want to talk to this much the government in beijing next next. a credible some head of the news hour including mexico agrees to a multibillion dollar deal for international assistance as it records the world's 3rd highest coronavirus death toll. and how a bankrupt struggling to keep its children from going hungry. it was poor on its way to the american basketball player who chose to stand apart from his teammates during the pre-game national anthem so i will have details on the. talks that was eating to the united states to decide the fate of millions of people who've been receiving coronavirus benefits the $600.00 a week unemployment benefit expired the politicians failed to reach a deal on friday reynolds has more. amid the worst economic collapse in decades millions of americans are struggling just to eat we're seeing to the 3000 up to 7000 families come through in a 3 or 4 hour period emergency relief payments of 6 $100.00 a week have kept millions of unemployed people in the u.s. financially afloat f

into exile —— nathan law. —— pro—democracy activists will now face as much repression as in the rest of china? yes, very much so. in that city 20 years ago belonged to the free world, then you lost the city to a totalitarian bloc, to the other side. then the people in that city are fighting for survival. i think the united kingdom, we have learned several measures that your government has taken. they are somehow encouraging, but it's a little late. we should have not trusted china from the very beginning. that's the key. the world somehow decided from that trade deal, i'm sure that's where it's come from, that chinese are — that china is a benign country. we keep saying it is not, it's not, but we are dissidents. we are automatically filtered out because we are dissidents. we cannot — let me repeat what we have been telling the world and keep saying these days, that we told you so. the true character of the chinese communist party, chinese regime, is like they are greedy. they are not necessarily very sophisti

nathan spoke to david. nathan didn't go on tv and talk about david's transgression. in this administration when we have the ability to speak to, we don't have to speak about. there have been times i have spoken to the president and his team. about things that have been said and done that are not aligned with how evangelicals believe. i don't have to go out and say that in the media because this administration is listening. i don't agree with everything that has been said and done. when i look at the policies of this administration, they are much more in alignment with the views of bible believing christians that is anything that we have seen in modern time. host: how was your input received at the white house? it is quite unique. in previous administrations, evangelicals and christians were targeted at election time. share anomen who understanding of the importance of religious freedom. the importance of people of faith being a part of, not exclusively but certainly being a part of shaping the policies. about thisomplaints administration and their theonse to the conc

nathan was a joy to be around, kind, considerate and attentive to the needs of others.ur hearts go out to his family, friends and all of those who loved him which include many of our staff members. >>> and there was a gas rupture in san bruno darby place. 37 people had to be evacuated before they could repair the line. there was no explosion. >>> i'm glad everybody was okay. did you gli guys catch any of t lightning in. >> yeah, i was in the lawn chai could because it was flatter, but you can hear it as well. yeah, we'd love to see if you captured. a lot of the moisture is evaporating before it reaches the ground be. so that is why as we look south, it looks dry right now. so thunderstorms, dangerous heat and fire conditions today.ll wa than average and less humidity, but almost as warm as we head through the rest of the week. and you can see around the east bay, mainly greens, a lot of that not making to the ground. and let me take you over to the north bay, at least three storms right on napa road. look at all that bottom bolts. and this one is moving up 27. and here

a sister party he faces similar charges in hong kong and is threatened with arrest if he returns nathan what do you make of jim allies arrest. why this is classic from the communist party saying that they were opportunity and are basically using. the national security law prosecute and they are pretty content that they don't like. jimmy and i have been very vocal in criticizing the contract or mine i'm protecting on calm people's freedom so that was kind of a case and to track down the other to see silent. jimmy jimmy has been very very vocal you also have been part of these protests as beijing claims the mosque to mind behind this protest. of course not the way they do in portrayed is to frame these prominent cul de sac and says to take full responsibility for all the. upheaval for the past year but actually this is a leaderless movement people acting on their behalf and really devote themselves into their movement with their own capacity so i don't think that it's a reality they just wanted to court cases to prosecute prominent. so you say the movement is a leaderless one but how is t

yahoo nathan yahoo being the reactionary ceria leaders in a phobic to the core and has no feeling what so ever for precious ousting is he a truck or like white on rice like wet on war he also facilitate the kind of the business treatment of oppression by the sisters in yemen mediated through saudi arabia mediated through the elites unaccountably beat an accountable. prince a monarch and princes and so forth so that when he talks about is he got a critique of the united states in the middle east he's lying yonder states has blood on it and in saudi arabia yemen has blood all it's an intel a beat in gaza and the west bank i don't know what he's talking about he took a bow with the united states should never have intervened no this is always already is offering those armies could not exist in israel and saudi arabia without us support without imperial support and when we invite we invite israeli ambassador we have ideas or any about to the letter of the program but it netanyahu would certainly refute any charge of violence except in self defense and britain which played $550.00 fellows th

hundreds of people who knew 18-year-old nathan garza held each other and cried.ext to a memorial of flowers and candles where he was shot and killed while working yesterday. >> i'm never going to see him come around the corners anymore. i'm never going to see him, and coming to work today was just -- >> reporter: garza's safeway family, his fairfield community and his baseball family are all stunned. >> you guys lost a brother. >> reporter: baseball coach armando moreno says he watched garza become a talented athlete and a caring young man. >> after every practice, every game, no matter how good he did or how bad he did, he would walk up to each coach, extend his hand out, tell him thank you, coach, and the coaches were very appreciative. not many kids do that. >> reporter: after the shooting, the napa county sheriff's department found the suspected shooter's car and arrested 23-year-old christopher young of martinez. the motive for the shooting is not clear, but a chaplain who responded to the safeway after garza was shot says people are traumatized by his loss

information about anti-government protests also on the wanted list as prominent opposition figure nathan lowe this is thought to be the 1st time police have used the new national security law to target activists outside the territory well earlier i asked nathan more for his reaction to demands for his arrest by the chinese government why stephanie outrageous even though i had a proper ration talk about it just when it becomes a reality a really terrible waste hung now i can bring up a legitimate demands. the government to act responsibly and to fix this human rights violation and that leads to serious arrest and that is definitely up to you must be very concerned about your your safety and indeed your freedom if you stayed in hong kong what did you think might happen if you did stay. they stayed and actually a maximum life a life long thing or even be extradited back to china so the. very very terrible. and it just show that the government uses the national security law to talk at creating of expression of people so what kind of reception have you had there in britain or what have the br

the body of nathan garza was found yesterday.ect or a motive. >>> students in san francisco will log in to their online classrooms for the part of the first day of school today. students will have no than 120 minutes of synchronized instruction daily. >>> it's anactrac king thunders several lightning strikes, and especially for the north bay. here's the high-definition doppler. a few lightning strikes offshore, and we will show you all of the thunderstorm ke up through willows, and you can see the thunderstorm activity with the lightning strikes. because of that, red flag warning remainin the entire region until 11:00 a.m. the lightning strikes could lead to new fire starts. watching this closely for you, and also the tremheathe warning because of the dangerous heat, and great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. 0's musiwhi was an0's k. it only gets better when you switch and save with gei

about hong kong's anti-government protests also on the wanted list his prominent opposition figure nathan law he fled to london out of fear of persecution under the new legislation samuel choose is a us citizen and another of the activists wanted by hong kong police. i think that i was outrage and really not surprised but this is such an outlandish claim that somehow they have jurisdiction an american citizen lobbying an american government is just completely out of line i think i'm not the only person who's out ritually up spoken to a number of congressional offices and i as i said from the very beginning when the law what's. going to come after me they must love marched down to capitol hill and the rest speaker pelosi and senator rubio the senate and everybody in the white house because they too have been under the small articles you know that it is using to charge people like me. a session and colluding with foreign powers and that i think is what they're both not understanding is that they're creating really a perception of how desperate and house they are global international influen

and now he is a piece that is gone. >>> nathan garza just graduated from high school and was passionate about two things. fishing and baseball turkey was already training with the diablo valley college baseball team and dreamed of wendy of pitching for the and dreamed one day of pitching for the oakland a's. >>> funeral services are being set for a member of one of the most prominent families in san francisco's asian community. relatives of james fang announced that he died on friday at age 58 metro causes. he was an attorney and served on the bar b.a.r.t. board of directors. >>> the santa cruz county board of supervisors will consider closing beaches on labor day weekend santa cruz counties made good progress in curbing the spread of covid-19 and was just removed from the statement in the spirit if they remain off that list for 14 days which would be through august 20, certain businesses or facilities may be allowed to reopen such as schools, churches, hair and insolence. >>> to help maintain social distancing rules, the city leaders brought back a drive- through window. the drive-thro

victim is 18-year-old nathan garza, happened in american canyon and the community is stunned. nbc bay area news' sergio quintana has the details. >> reporter: happened about noon, napa county sheriffs investigators say the victim was shot and killed in parking lot. trying to put together witness statements for getaway car. security cameras are mounted, investigators are scouring the video for details helpful to track down suspects. at this point detectives have not released any potential motive in the shooting. according to people who knew the victim, 18-year-old nathan garza is recent graduatee delayed because of the coronavirus shutdowns of campuses across the bay area. in american canyon, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> now to the fight against the coronavirus. now more than 69,000 confirmed cases in the bay area, about 1,000 more than yesterday. biggest increase coming from again alameda county, adding more than 500 cases today. cases climbing across the state, more than 620,000 cases with positivity rate of more than 6%, that's higher than any other state. more th

he's gone. >> nathan garza just graduated from high school in fairfield. he was passionate about fishing and baseball. he dreamed of pitching for the oakland a's. a vigil was held last night to honor him. family friends and others gathered at the safeway store where he worked. there were balloons, flowers, and candles. he was a sweet and hard-working young man who will be greatly missed. >>> san francisco police are looking for a killer eczema they say shot and killed a six- year-old boy on july 4. the police department is offering a $100,000 reward for information that will lead to an arrest and conviction. amber lee has the story. >>> this is video on the day he graduated from kindergarten at me. mom says he was looking forward to first grade. his heart working parents say that monday would've been his first day of school. he would've been navigating distance learning. >> he was so happy and so excited. >> the little boy's life was stolen on july 4. he was left and watching fireworks at a friends birthday party when he was shot in the chest by a stray bu

one out of the six is nathan law, the leader of the former lawmaker.und the time the national security law came into effect, he fled to the u.k. from the u.k., he spoke out on twitter. let's bring up his tweet. he wrote, my advocacy work overseas is conducted in my own personal capacity, without collaboration of others. i've stopped contacti inin inin family. i will sever relationships with them. also, samuel chu wrote, today, i woke up to media reports that i'm a wanted fugitive. my allege crimes, colluding with foreign powers. except i'm an american citizen and have been for 25 years. it has been since this new law came into effect, it applies to anyone, even though outside of hong kong, those who are not hong kong permanent residents. it undermines hong kong'sautono. it brings stability to hong kong and fills a security loophole. but in response, a number of countries have suspended extradition treaties with hong ko kong, including the u.k., germany providing safe haven for these exiled activists wanted by police. >> kristie lu stout reporting from

guy adami, tim seymour, dan nathan and chris verrone a pair of retailers, target and costco going to all new highs. chris verrone and what's got him feeling so bullish disney shares going positive after officially dropping on the results. julia? >> lower than expected revenue but stronger than expected bottom line results. those earnings really driving disney higher. it's up 4.5% on news that disney is bracing its direct relationship with consumers announcing it will show mulan to subscribers on september 4th this is a dramatic change to disney's distribution model. it is sending theater chain stocks lower it's building on a bright spot in the quarter which is doisney plus topping 60 million subscribers. disney now has in total over 100 million subscribers across its direct to consumer businesses. >> despite the challenges of the pandemic, we've managed to take deliberate and innovative steps in letting our businesses. at the same time we've also been very focused in advancing and growing our direct to consumer business, which we see as a top priority and key to the future of our com

he is gone. >>> nathan garza had graduated from high school in fairfield. he was passionate about two things. fishing and baseball and had already started training with the college baseball team. his dream was to pitch for the oakland a's. >>> there was a vigil held in his owner. family members, friends,, community members gathered in the parking lot of safeway where he worked. there is a growing memorial with balloons, flowers, and candles in the parking lot. some are saying this was a senseless act of violence since he was only doing his job. >> i think everybody, the community have all come together because this wasn't okay. this wasn't deserved. he was a talented young man just starting his life. >> his coworkers say he was a sweet, hard-working young man who will be missed. >>> the west contra costa school district is postponing this week's back-to-school night to next week because of the potential for the role and power outages. today is day two of nstruction at west contra costa county and berkeley schools. building sit empty as students are home fo

. >> reporter: on the ground was 18-year-old nathan gabriel reeg garza.e had been delivering groceries to a customer on this lot sgl lot. >> very wild thing. >> reporter: it took place around noon, investigators asking witnesses and customers to report any information about the suspect who got away. >> i never heard of anything like this here. my everything. and nothing, you know. tis is really shocking. >> reporter: and this is an unprecedented event in this community, pointing to the last shooting that happened 10 to 15 years ago. >> certainly our hearts go out to the family and loved ones affected by this. police and sheriff are investigate being. >> reporter: and american canyon police have notsed information about a eamotive.el investigators say that there is no evidence this shooting was over a mask despite earlier social media speculation. safeway put out this statement, our team is fully cooperating with the american canyon police department and napa county sheriff's office in in investigation into this tragic situation. his co-workers leaving a c

first, dan nathan says love is in the air for this standout stock.he name when "fast money" returns. >>> investors swiping right on shares of match today. match group owns popular dating apps like tinder, hinge and okay cupid. guidance suggesting dating activity remains strong even during a global pandemic you heard me right dan, you say this could break even higher. why? >> it's very different, though, when you think about some of these other e-commerce or marketplace stocks or anybody in the cloud doing anything on the internet where you've seen these trends kind of accelerate over the last few months during the pandemic when you look at match.com, their sales, their earnings got cut in half during this time period it got spun out a few months ago from interactive core. investors are looking at this as a stand-alone right now. when you think about the guidance they just gave and where estimates are right now, whereas those other names, all those other ones performing really well you're going to have to start discounting some sort of deceleration of

mod nathan, who is a prominent suffragist and she's in my book because i use her relationship with her sister annie nathan myers and the founder of bernard college so it introduces this interesting sibling rivalry, but also reminds us that not all women were supportive and wanted to support women getting the vote. but maude and frederick had another one of those suffrage marriages. and they did things like a cross country automobile trip in like 1912, at a time when there were no cross country roads. i remember he turns up at one of the international men's leagues -- >> he went to both of them. all three of them. >> the international dimension of the suffrage movement is very important. and when we finally get to this critical turning point that we've all talked about of the 1917 november -- november 1917 referendum in the united states and he is quite ill pushed in a wheelchair or something equivalent so he could cast his vote for the suffrage amendment. so i think he belongs in there. >> definitely. he was one of the original figures also. important. >> brooke, as you alluded to earl

shotemeewho the scene for 18-year-old nathan gabriel garza.r-old martinez man has been arrested in connection with last weekend's shooting. no word yet on a motive. >>> three executives from the "ellen" show have been fired. a buzz feed article prompted parent company warner media to investigate claims ranging from racist comments to sexual harassment. perpetrated by the show's top execs. on monday the three of them left the popular daytime talk series and ellen addressed staff in an emotional apology that same day. >>> a record launch from cape canaveral today. the spacex falcon 9 rocket has now made its sixth flight. it lifted nearly 60 more internet satellites into orbit and spacex and elon musk is now among the top five wealthiest people in the world. his net worth vaulted $7.8 billion within just a few hours yesterday. after tesla's shares surged 11% and closed at a record high. musk is still morn $100 billion behind the top spot and that's held by amazon's ceo jeff bezos. >>> tesla's stock is still seeing gains this afternoon. but right

dan nathan >> here is my letter b word. it starts with bull and ends with the word it what is going on here is a bit insane when you talk about, you know, salesforce.com it's a phenomenal company. we talked about it two days ago being averaged and gapped up 5% on the news. expectations high into the print. they put up a big quarter. after actually what was a lackluster quarter, the prior quarter, and you have this stock up 26% it's gained $50 billion in market cap like that it's not particularly normal to see that price action and it just speaks to the kind of environment we're in there was panic buying in stocks like facebook, tim mentioned net flex, adobe, anything that has it related to it, i don't know how you can pull forward this much expectation, this much business in the middle of a pandemic, in the middle of a very deep recession and say to yourself this is going to end particularly well. we had $165 in s&p earnings last year and maybe 130 this year and estimates are for 165 next year. trading at about 20 times for

the victim is identified as nathan gabriel garza. he lives in fairfield. the suspect escaped in a car. both the napa county sheriff and the police are investigating the killing. >>> now to the coronavirus pandemic. the national number of covid-19 cases is going down while the latest concern involves students returning to college. abc news reporter kristine sloane has the latest. >> reporter: president trump mifk saying coronavirus cases are on the decline. >> nearly 85% of jurisdictions all across our country are reporting a very steep decline in cases. and that is despite the fact that we have the number one testing program anywhere in the world. we're up to almost 70 million tests, far beyond any other in the country. >> reporter: this as the cdc says more than 200,000 american lives could be lost by labor day. >> you can't run away from the numbers of people who died, the number of people who are get go hospitalized, the surges. >> reporter: and many students returned to the classroom. more than a dozen students potentially exposed at this oklahoma high

reporter: nathan mccowan is head of the st. george tanaq village corporation. st.eorge is an island in the middle of the bering sea. >> once and gets into rural cities, dutch communities everybody understands the , capacity and the medical realities about how dangerous it can be. >> we're seeing some larger events occur now. is the medical director at the alaska native tribal health consortium. he says many alaska natives are at greater risk for severe impactfrom covid 19. >> there is an increased burden of chronic disease, increased burden of smoking, increased burden of crowded housing, increased challenges with water and sewer access. and all those prevent incredible risk to the rural community. reporter: native alaskans have survived in the face of many hardships, but not without taking devastating losses. the 1918 spanish flu decimated many families, including thomas tilden's. >> someone bought that influenza into the v. one morning, there was no relatives, they had all died that day. and so they lost the vast number of their vilpoge people. er: that pandemic

the sheriff's department identified the victim as nathan garza. he worked at the store. it is not clear what led to the shooting. the suspect left the scene after the shooting and has not been caught. the sheriff's office and police department are investigating the case. >>> two people were killed in drive-by shootings less than two hours apart last night in east oakland. first at about 10:30 pm at the lockwood gardens residential complex on 65th avenue. a 19-year-old man from hayward was shot and killed and a woman wounded. less than two hours later, a man was shot and killed when someone opened fire from a passing car. no arrests have been made and no motive released in either killing. police also say they do not think shootings are connected. >>> making sure underserved communities have access to coronavirus testing. how they are working to bring more testing to oakland. >>> nancy pelosi is taking action. why she is cutting the house recessed short. >>> we are looking at more heat in the forecast. i will have the five day when i return. want restaurants to open? and s

information about anti-government protests also on the wanted list as problems opposition figure nathan law is thought to be the 1st time police have used the new national security law to target activists outside the country well earlier i spoke to nathan lol and i asked him for his reaction to demands for his arrest by the chinese government. why stephanie outrageous even though i had a proper ration talk about it just when it becomes a reality a really terrible it hung now i confess to bringing up illegitimate the monster. government to act responsibly and to. humanize foundation and that leads to serious arrest and that when they have to you must be very concerned about your safety and indeed your freedom if you stayed in hong kong what did you think might happen if you did stay where they stayed and actually a maximum life a life long thing or even be extradited back to china so these. very very terrible consequences and it just show that the government uses the national security law to talcott creative expression of people so what kind of reception if you had in britain one of the

sheriff's department took 23-year-old christopher young into custody on suspicion of killing 18-year-old nathan gabriel garza. shot in a safeway parking lot around noon yesterday. deputies got a call of a man jumping fences and running through backyards. they took him into custody and connected him to a white colored sedan seen driving away from the shooting scene. all searching it, deputies say they found the handgun used in the shooting but there is no word yet on a motive. >>> survivors plan to confront the man known as the golden state killer before he is formally sentenced to life in prison. nearly 3 dozen victims plan to talk about their pain during an extraordinary four days of court hearings this week. joseph d'angelo took a plea deal for 13 murders and several rapes that terrorized the community. after investigators use dna to track him down. >> a new report shows equipment problems and insufficient training that may have played a role in spreading coronavirus in prisons. the office for the inspector general conducted on-site prison visits to survey 12,000 corrections staff members. ab

, el ataque ocurriÓ el domingo al mediodÍa en el estacionamiento del supermercado donde trabajaba nathanl garzas de 18 aÑos, minutos despuÉs las autoridades arrestaron a cristopher r de 18 aÑos, pero no fue hace tan solo horas que lograron encontrar evidencia que lo vincula al tiroteo y asesinato de garza. >> hola ¿quÉ tal? soy flavio, muchas gracias por estar con nosotros en noticiero telemundo 48 al mediodÍa. bueno las altas temperaturas, los relÁmpagos y fuertes rafagas de vientos se convierten en una combinaciÓn que provoco una serie de incendios y ha forzado a decenas de residentes del Área abandonar sus viviendas hace tan solo minutos se iniciÓ una orden de evacuaciÓn para napa en el Área debido a los incendios en esta regiÓn, pero vamos a pasar con david gonzÁlez quien nos acompaÑa en vivo con mÁs detalles sobre estos incendios ¿quÉ tal? david te escuchamos, buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes flavio, nos encontramos al este de la bahÍa a las afueras del centro comunitario donde residentes afectados has sido dirigidos la situaciÓn estÁ calmada, pero todo podrÍa cambiar en las prÓximas

h nathan, other big news wit foreign interference, russia trying to interfere onceagain. china programs they say thinking about interfering leaning against president trump. what's the white house's response? jonathan: i --r gt question, which i'm trying to find out now. the trump campaign put out a reonse saying we don't need help from anyone, etc., evtsdz. the administratas been leaning in on china. they've made it very much a china fusnd have tried to elevate china as the great threat in multiple dimensions but certainly in terms of election interference. they've tried to make sure that china is the first cntry we think of when we think of election ithnterference. is a findsing that is inconvenient for donald trump. when i was with him two weeks ago and asked h about russia, as soon as you use the word "russia," doesn't even matter what the context is. i was asking about their paying bounties to the tall banal. 's hoax, hoa hoax, and he puts its all 23489 same baskets with adam schiff and ution. i can't imagine he's particularlyep ang to that intelligence. robert c.: ro

the victim is 18-year-old nathan gabriel garza of fairfield. the sheriff's office and police are investigating the shooting. it happened yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of the safeway on west american canyon road. the suspect got away in a car. on social media, people were was sho after asking that suspect to wear a mask, but investigators have concluded that is not true. >>> san francisco police are leaving the force in record numbers. the "chronicle" and phil matier is reporting that 23 officers have resigned in just the first six months of the year. 19 of those officers who resigned took jobs at other law enforcement agencies. the officers gave several reasons for leaving including the high cost of living. others were frustrated by expected budget cuts and calls for pay freezes and defunding. phil matier's columns can be 150e7b in the kr seen in the "chronicle" on wednesdays and suddndays. >>> in austin texas, three police officers have been shot after being called to settle a domestic dispute. the gunman barricaded himself inside a h

nathan gabriel garza look worked at the safeway store. he was found dead in the parking lot around noon yesterday. deputies are looking for a suspect who fled the scene. as of now, there is no description of the suspect or a possible motive. >>> happening today, students in san francisco will be logging in to online classrooms for the first day of school. over the weekend the superintendent sent families a distant learning guide for the fall. as part of the agreement with the teachers union, all students will have no fewer than 120 minutes of synchronous instruction daily. teachers will also provide a series of self-paced assignments. for details on what is happening in your school district, head over to kpix.com /back to school. jack new guidance from the american academy of pediatrics. it says face coverings can be safely worn by all children ages two and older. that includes the majority of children with underlying health conditions. some pediatricians advise that now is the time to start preparing children for wearing masks all day th

about hong kong's anti-government protests also on the wanted list as prominent opposition figure nathan law he fled to london for fear of persecution under the new legislation samuel choose is a us citizen and another of the activists wanted by hong kong police.

>> reporter: it is a family affair lead by nathan and his wife shani, both history professors at johnsins university. what goes into selecting a book? >> we look for books that are trying to exalt and celebrate some form of black history and culture whether on the couldn't innocent, the caribbean, north america, even europe. we're interested in stories that connect kids to some sense of imagination and wonder. it's about feelings. >> yeah. >> you go through it and you say am i having pleasure in reading this? does it give you goosebumps? >> reporter: from the african- >> does it give you goo american experience to the african diaspora. >> i'm here to ask you a question. >> reporter: each story is followed by a lesson that encourages viewers to read between the lines. >> this is a mostly, i guess, white community and so they don't really understand the importance about knowing black history. >> if you are telling a child black stories or stories about their history that are portraying their history in a beautiful light, they take the beautiful history that they have and they carry it wi

the situation in hong kong has become increasingly intense — so much so that activist nathan law hasing in an undisclosed location. i sopke to him earlier — he had this to say about the arrest ofjimmy lai. he had this to say about first he had this to say about of all, it is definitely a first of all, it is definitely a retaliation for the sanctioning of the us on hong kong and that would be another step two squash the freedom of the hong kong people to make them silent, to create a much larger terror and political fear and hong kong stop by to encourage others not to do anything similar? we still have no a ccess anything similar? we still have no access to what the police is accusingjimmy no access to what the police is accusing jimmy lai no access to what the police is accusingjimmy lai and the others of, but we suspect it is related to some international lobbying work and definitely showing that the chinese government has been very hostile towards those people who have been on the fronts of the movement. you left hong kong several weeks ago, i think now. has this intimidated the p

>> reporter: it's a family affair led by nathan and his wife, shani, both history professors at johnrsity. what goes into selecting a book? >> we look for books that are trying to exalt and celebrate some form of black history culture. >> rporter: from the african american experience to the african diaspora. >> i'm here to ask you a question about the story. >> reporter: each story is followed by a lesson that encourages viewers to read between the lines. >> this is a mostly, i guess, white community, and so they don't really understand the importance about knowing black history. >> if you are telling a child black stories or stories abut their history that are portraying their history in a beautiful light, they carry it with them for the rest of their life. >> reporter: highlighting black books that matter. nikole killion, cbs news, baltimore. >> brennan: and they've got 10 episodes so far. we'll be right back. feel like myself again. well, well, almost. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. for bathroom odors that linger try febreze small spaces. just press