based on the peerexperiments' results, ono determines his orchestra can perform safely.r normal configuration. ♪ since the string and wind sections are spaced farther apart than usual, ono repeatedly checks how they sound togethehe. the orchestra h has overcome a major obstacle to restarting its concerts. >> translator: i hope creating guidelines based on scientififi data will give people more peace of mind. >> reporter: the tokyo metropolitan symphony orchestra has posted the results online to support other ensembles. >> translator: we have a responsibility to keep the music going. i hope experiencing this difficult time together will lead us to new creativity. >> ono really took matters into his own hands, didn't he? and due to the success of his experiment, fans got to hear the tokyo metropolitan symphony orchestra live in july after waiting four months. and more good news for them with concerts schedules throughout the fall. >>> using science to conquer uncertainty, it's also instilling confidence in performers, organizers and audience members. live music is graduall

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david ono from kabc in los angeles reports. >> it was november 1968, a relatively new television show was making history. countless viewers were shocked to see this. and there it was. a kiss. not even a very passionate one yet, that brief television moment was polarizing, and groundbreaking. >> we had white captain kirk kiss black uhura, that was shocking, that was never done on television. >> it happened at a time the country was divided and angry over a lot of issues involving race, including acceptance of mixed race couples. in 1967 just months before the kiss, it was still technically illegal to be in a mixed race marriage in every southern state in the u.s. but in loving versus virginia, the supreme court ruled those restrictions were unconstitutional, southern states suddenly had to allow mixed couples. what they didn't have to do was show it on television. >> it was so shocking to the people in the south, that the stations in the south refused to air it. so we were very poorly rated. that particular episode was rock bottom. >> i'm so frightened captain. >> the kiss that killed

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trump saying he was praising the attorney general here of kentucky and vice president joe biden calling ono. now, much of downtown louisville right now looks like this, completely boarded up. authorities here bracing for whatever is to come. david? >> all right, alex perez leading us off tonight. alex, thank you. >>> the other officers named in the breonna taylor case still face a police department inquiry and and fbi investigation. so, let's bring in our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas in washington tonight. what are you learning tonight about the federal investigation? >> reporter: david, the fbi told us today they're investigating all aspects of breonna taylor's case, that agents are consults with the justice department's civil rights division. one thing that the fbi is looking at is whether the search warrant that brought police to taylor's home was legal. there are allegations that one of the officers gave false information to the court concerning whether the postal service was seeing suspicious packages coming to the home. so, david, the postalers sa t l e civilfayr w vie th

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fauci as the mask nazi as they unmasked him as one of fauci's ono figures alls. jobs. by day, communications employee at the national allergy pieces. an nih person confirming it calling a personnel matter. >>> a new york city police officer has been arrested and charged with acting as a foreign agent for china. the 34-year-old used his position to give china access to nypd officials and insider information about the department's operations. he's also facing charges of wire fraud and making false statements. he joined the department in 2016 as community affairs unit. >>> tropical storm beta has just made landfall in texas. here's meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> good tuesday morning, guys. tropical storm beta did make landfall late tuesday night. we're talking about areas around the peninsula north of corpus christi. came ashore with winds of 45 miles per hour. the storm system meandered around the region for several days. still, watching those tropical storm warnings in effect around portions of louisiana as well and the concern with this, once again, there's an

reports say the fire has destroyed at least two historic buildings in the small community of ono west of redding. the blaze is too early to know how it started. if you would like to keep track of all of the fires burning in the state, you can use abc 7's exclusive wildfire tracker. it's all at our website, abc7news.com and the free "abc7 news" app. we also have an air quality tracker there, as well. >>> let's get back to spencer christian with a look at the conditions. spencer, we kind of have forgotten about the other fires that were burning a few weeks ago. but they're still burning. it's unbelievable what we're witnessing right now. >> it's been a devastating fire season, larry. it's a longer one, the fires started earlier in the season than they typically do. the weather isn't helping, because it's been hot and dry and windy until now. you can see the current surface winds are relatively light, compared with some of the gusts we had the last 24 hours that were over 60 miles per hour in some of the higher elevations. right now at the surface, we have most wind speeds under 15 miles

ono, september 3rd 2016 is the anniversary was a 5.8 in oklahoma. there is a debate about that. were the freighted with a natural. but that settled itself out as well. there was an overwhelming body of evidence pointing to industry activities. and then actually sort of a success story and that carbon earthquakes, you can mitigate hazard by changing much doing. they have spotlight systems in oklahoma. start have the law earthquakes and you scale back and that sort of thing. so the rate has dropped the last couple of years. henry fountain: it it has really dropped. it given to an oil and gas for so long, there's so or a lot of waste water wells. i think in a series of clicks, not the big one and but around andaman there were a series of earthquakes. they just closed it down five injection wells or something. and it disappeared. it's a success story. susan hough: is a hazard you can manage. and there's the issue with the fossil fuels. but i think the induced earthquakes are manageable. henry fountain: we have time for one question it sounds like. susan hough: is one interesting que

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this is a problem that requires a fundamental re-think ono hw aircraft are designed, built and flownthis country. >> nawaz: let me ask you what they found about boeing's role in all of this because earlier investigations found a problem with something called the mcas system, feeding bad dta that would force the nose of the plane down. did we find t anything about this report about what boeing knew and the problem and how they handled it? >> engineers, pilots were seeing the problem which ultimately led to the two fatal. crash the problems were raised and nothing was done about them internally within boeing. that didn't t to the f.a.a. either. so what you had was a serious problem, a problem that, you know, ultimately led to the loss of life that was being over an over overlooked. >> nawaz: the report found when it comes to the f.a.a. that the entire regulatory system is flawed and it needs to be repaired and the thing we should point out is, despite all those problems, the f.a.a. signed off on the plane, it was deemed compliant. how does that happen? >> yeah, how can it be compliant

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