peterson gallery. mr. peterson was a magazine publisher and had one of the finest, if not the finest firearms collection in the country. what you see is the peterson gallery, which has been called the finest single room of firearms anywhere in the country. out of the 2011 firearms that mr. peterson left, the museum, as jim said, picked what we can display in equaled above 425 guns. perhaps one of the finest that he donated was the grand royal wind chester model 20 once considered the finest wind chester side by side shotgun every manufactured. it was made for john am all in a villain industries, which owned when chester western at the time. it's the finest engraved in late 21 existence and it commemorates mr. owens favorite laboratory retriever, king buck. it's just a wonderful piece. >> in contrast to the traditional carving graving is a relatively new style of engraving. now this is called the lino engraving, it's only been widely done in the last 30 or 40 years and when i say widely done, it's been very

peterson has opinion on death row at san quentin since he was cob stricted in 2004 for the murder of his wife lacey and their enborn son. he has always maintained his innocence and he claims she kil their modesto home to go fishing in the bay. >>> beyond issues with publicity, peterson's tosh argues the juke made certainly erroneous decisions about evidence and other rulings, and that led to peterson receiving an unfair trial. >>> still ahead, a citywide salute to grads. landmark also light up around san francisco. how people can take part in a special way to cheer on grads from their own homes. >>> plus, an alert driver came to the rescue of two kit bs kittens on the brick. >>> kittens mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, ord so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>> let's take a l

peterson, and their unborn son.ttorneys were going to focus on the trial judge and not to move the trial a second time. peterson is 47 years old and remains on death row in san quentin. >>> coming up next, we will tell you about a new initiative. how the program policed hopes to bridge the gap between police and the communities they serve. >>> a bit warmer across the entire bay area. the real heat moves in tomorrow. we will take a closer look at your forecast ties and bigger changes that will move in by the weekend. z3wvpz z1s6z y3wvpy y1s6y >>> the killing of george floyd in minneapolis has prompted calls for police reform. the nonprofit group police to peace is believed to change the public's perception of police officers. for more on this we are joined by jim bierman retired president of the police foundation and former chief of the redlands police department in southern california. when you with the chief in redlands, implemented the police to peace and it trains officers to see themselves as peace officers as o

peterson's legal team says peterson's team failed to show his wife was alive at the time he's allegedo have killed her. they demonstrated nothing that should overturn his conviction. the court has 90 days to rule on the appeal. >>> governor newsom in his own words got his hands dirty in sacramento. he came out to help people who came out to clean the gra srity off the capitol building. >> i know people are on the tv screens with hatred and fear and anxiety, but this represents the vast majority of us and that's why we're going to get through this moment. >> clean up efforts were happening across the state capital today. >>> we all know graduation season. we've been talking about it for weeks. we want to mark the important milestone with the nightly celebration for our grads next. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> tonight at 6:00, released from jail, where some demonstrators are let out

california supreme court and a new trial for scott peterson.ng his wife lacey and their unborn son. during the remote hearing attorneys argued peterson deserves a new trial because of juror misconduct during the original trial. peterson is 47 years old and remains on death row in san quentin prison. >> san francisco appeals court hearing appeals and the lawyer from a groundskeeper who ntedon-hodgkin's lymphoma wants the full settlement replaced and they awarded dwayne johnson $289 million in damages back in 2018 but the judge reduced it down to $78 million. makers of roundup one of the verdict overturned or a new trial altogether. johnson's case was the first of thousands against mont sancho the claims roundup causes cancer. the court has 90 days to issue a ruling. >>> 4:50 a.m. and it is already feeling warm. let's check in with steve paulson. i have all the windows open to capture whatever cooler air there is this morning. >> both of my thermometers say 63. the normal low here is 51. that is pretty warm. >> at 4:50 a.m. >> we should be in the

. >>> coming up for you here at midday, scott peterson is expected in court later today. the reason he's going before a judge. >>> and two medical examiners releasing the cause of death for george floyd. the different conclusions we come to, and what floyd's family is asking from the public. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>> a public memorial is being planned for george floyd in minneapolis as two new autopsies are released. the county medical examiner has now officially ruled geomicide. but a private medical examinerc. here is nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: today, terrence floyd was overwhelmed, his steps heavy with grief, as he saw for the first time the ground where his brother took his last bre

the peterson institute has put together a terrific set of economists. know often, adam posen joins us. we are thrilled to have with us david wilcox today from the peterson institute, with his wonderful work at the fed, particularly in statistical research. david wilcox, how do you perceive the path about any central bank will unwind themselves from this great accommodation? me.d: thanks for having central banks around the world, particularly here in the united states, have made clear their determination to use their tools to the fullest. roomed has more operating for taking action that some other central banks around the globe. the ecb on the bank of japan, for example. the fed really needs to be careful not to let up on the accelerator to fast. we are coming up on about a half-dozen years where inflation ran below the 2% objective. the fed really doesn't what to allow that to perpetuate. tom: you are channeling professor blanchard, who has appeared with us many times. he said the same thing. there can't be fear of wreathlaying. evidence --ee any of ref

olivier blanchard of the peterson institute. thank you for your input. forward to getting you back on the show soon. it is an important point. if we can create the mechanism for a fiscal transfer on the comment comment is a huge step forward. olivier acknowledges the timing. if we are squabbling in washington on the next steps of the fiscal side of things, think about what is playing out in europe. even if they agree to a mechanism on some type of fiscal transfer, this capital will not be deployed until the new year. we were talking about every other geography, and you told me they were going to wait several months before they move forward with that big effort, you would say that was too little, too late. i understand that relative to expectations it is lobar and europe has made some improvements. we are still not there and we still risk permanent damage on the comment. tom: no question about it. what is so important is from the earlyic in late february, march, may 15 to june 1 were a mystery. from here, getting up to august and september, i would argue

peterson's legal team says the original attorney failed to present witnesses that could haveholaci was allegedly alive at the time he allegedly killed. >>> two san francisco jewelry stores are boarded up tonight, victims of vandalism and theft. gallery of jewels posted these pictures online. owners say it was broken into, looted on saturday night. you can see a sign on the plywood which reads, nothing left to steal. they're hoping community donations will help them rebuild. campos jewelry on mission street suffered the same fate. customers upset wrote online that the owner, nick, is known for helping the community, and he shouldn't have been hurt that way. >>> it is a common sight in cities across the bay area right now. volunteers putting on those gloves and heading out to clean up after a night of vandalism. this is what it looked like in san jose today when people came together to scrub the graffiti off downtown buildings. city councilmember was there and said anyone is welcome to join them if another day of cleanup is necessary. >>> there are new calls for justice and equality in d

stands for that nickname is as bad as the n word and yet you don't hear a word of bodett adrian peterson comes out who i did who i love and says probably the whole league's going to take i mean next year yet they're going to take of me wearing the uniform of racism the washington football team now i'll give you that background i've march with the native americans and i've done it for multiple years now whenever washington comes to minnesota the plight of vikings and young made of american showed me a newspaper article back in the 18 sixty's when old minnesota where governor of minnesota alexander ramsey raised the the you could shoot the genocide it stands for genocide he raised the bounty on redskins to where you could go out shoot 4 of them and the government would have pay you the equivalent today of $16000.00 to do it how come nobody say enough and about that racist name and now i'm calling you out. because i heard you say it last week i do say it in my sporting reports often and i don't know if you want me to say it on here but it is just so everybody knows what it is the washington

well then why don't the players where are the players where are the minority players adrian peterson come on adrian yaman you're going to take a media while you play for the washington redskins terminology that deals with like i said with genocide yeah it honors genocide and none of the players seem to care and yet they think they they're there they're talking about racism i guess maybe i'll quote this i guess red lives don't matter that's a good point yeah and i think at this point right now the issue is obviously against the oppression of black people in this country so maybe for adrian peterson i can't speak for him but him and other black players in the n.f.l. have a lot on their plate right now to begin with and maybe it's almost a one issue at a time but there have been lawsuits against the washington football team the redskins over the years that have called for that name to be changed and to be denounced and they just haven't been able to be successful in change all right as a day of snyder do you think there'd be outrage if they say opened a new team and say birmingham alaba

the issue is obviously against the oppression of black people in this country so maybe for adrian peterson i can't speak for him but him and other black players in the n.f.l. have a lot on their plate right now to begin with and maybe it's almost a one issue at a time but there have been lawsuits against the washington football team the redskins over the years that have called for that name to be changed and to be denounced and they just haven't been able to be successful in change all right as this day is that or do you think there'd be outrage if they say open a new team and say birmingham alabama and named them the birmingham slaves yes there would be massive outraise i would not fly of course excuse me what's the difference with you know governor on the same page with this one and i do agree with you and i think that issue has been raised over the years like i said there just hasn't been enough it's a legal battle and obviously they failed to show it is not no it is not a legal battle it's called doing the right thing agree and snyder roger goodell and the players of the n.f.l. need to

this week, scott peterson, accused of murdering hiss wife and unborn son, has an appeal.he court generally gives one hour to each death senn tans appeal. the bodies of laci and her son were born in the san francisco bay. >>> history continues to be made in space as two astronauts and the capsule docked this morning. the first time a prooifrtly owned spacecraft delivered the crew. it dakked 19 hours of lift off. the first launch of american ast ast ast astronauts from u.s. soil in a decade. back to thes the news conference. eddie gar see y -- gars cia talking an about it tonight. >> i cannot describe the heart of young man. he is going to be accountable for his actions and he will have to deal with the consequences. i want to make it clear that this police department will look into every single allegation of misconduct and we will take action. with that, we open it up for questions. [ inaudible question ] >> well to be honest with you, we wanted to give the community an event. and i think every police chief wants to give the community an event. it's really important and we

peterson, and their unborn son in 2002.erson has been on death row at san quentin for 16 years, and the court generally gives about one hour for each death sentence appeal. >>> san francisco is trying to make it easier for renters just trying to make it in the bay. supervisors are holding an emergency vote to boost renter protections. proposals include not paying th during the pandemic and banning landlords for imposing late fees. the board will establish a relief fund to help cover rent payments. >>> now to something that will make you feel good today especially for those graduates of 2020. a few cities are holding events to commemorate this graduating class. >> in san francisco at 8:00 tonight the city will do a cheer for san francisco's graduates. in danville, seniors at san ramon valley high school will pick up their diplomas in a drive-through pickup. visiting schools to pick up their diplomas. i bet there will be some selfies, too. congratulations to all of our g. you are remarkable. >> absolutely. they deserve all th

scott peterson was convicted in 2004. he begin his automatic death penalty appeal. he's been on death row at san quenin for 16 years. the court generally gives one hour to each death sentence appeal. the bodies were found in san francisco bay in 2002. the appeal is set for tuesday afternoon. envelop well, this picture right here has gone viral. that is santa cruz police chief andrew mills on one knee with previousors yesterday. hundreds of people gathered on pacific avenue in santa cruz there to take a knee together in memory of george floyd. chief mills says his department fully supports peaceful protests and he will do all he can to keep them safe. he said the death of george floyd disturbs him to the core. >>> san jose's christmas in the park is thinking ahead all the way to the holiday season. the nonprofit that runs the six-week event is announcing a major change in the celebration. instead of walking through the displays at caesar chavez park, people will be invited to a drive-through event. the change of venue is to accommodate cars this. christmas in the par

peterson is 47 years old and remains on death row at san quentin. >>> former vice president joe biden has made a second public appearance to speak about the death of george floyd. as we explained, he took time to criticize the president over the handling of the tragedy . >> reporter: joe biden address the nation's sorrow and violence with the speech at philadelphia's city hall. >> we need to distinguish before legitimate protesting. >> he's calling on congress to pass measures to approve accountability and oversight of police departments. they voiced support for the excessive use of force. he says the congress should pass it and put it on the president's desk in the next few days. >> the president of the united states must be part of the solution and not the problem. this president today is part of the problem. >> both biden and president trump visited churches on monday. >> one has to scratch her head in one why joe biden hasn't done more. >> i wonder why joe biden thinks he has a right to continue a record that seems underwhelming at best. >> reporter: on tuesday president trump and

we are back with dan henninger, jason riley and kyle peterson. followed this for a long time, who you is the sat and act being eliminated now? jason: well, it's been a long time coming, the arguments that are used to eliminate now go back decades and the real problems is that the administrators want more racial balances on the campuses and i think that the tests is getting in the way of achieving that and so it's quite sad i think because you have a lot of progressives here that i think have given up on -- on the ability of these low-income minority kids to measure up to a standard and so the response is simply to eliminate the standard altogether and i think that's -- that's unfortunate. paul: now, the california regents and the president of the system rejected a faculty report, jason, that said, look, we want to keep these tests; so basically this looks like it's not based on the validity of the test seen by faculty but on political pressure. jason: that's exactly right, paul. it is based on political pressure. the sat has really one objective

the california supreme court is hearing an appeal for a new trial for scott peterson. he was found guilty more than 15 years ago for killing his wife lacey and their unborn son. during the remote court hearing yesterday attorneys argued peterson deserves a new trial, because of juror misconduct during the original trial . peterson is now 47 years old and does remain on death row at san quentin prison in marin county. >>> san francisco appeals court is hearing arguments in an appeal in the roundup cancer trial. the lawyer for a groundskeeper from phoenicia who contracted non-hodgkin's lymphoma once a court to reinstate his settlement. he was awarded $289 million in 2018. the makers of roundup one the word is overturned or a new trial altogether. johnson's case was the first of thousands of lawsuits against monsanto that claimed roundup causes cancer. the court now has 90 days to issue a ruling. >>> all right. it's going to be hot. we want to check back in with steve paulson. can people escape the heat? . a few people live near the water or san francisco, they're definit

thanks for having me for me i'm a general peterson in a small town in washington state for the last 20 years and obviously i'm seeing kids that either have disease or whose parents have disease and so i think that's more what i'm here to talk about plus probably answer your niece and nephews question so. many many many questions this is. what is and this is this is an entire showed a question that he asked and i'm going to start if he doesn't ranch i'm a little with the covert 1000 cases all around the well it seems like children immune to the disease why a lot makes them some different that they can get a common flu but no sign of the kovac 19 fire risk what if you see with the kids the you can treat. well i will say they are getting sick and they are getting symptoms the hard part is they're not testing positive so you soon when 2 parents test positive for kovan 1900 if i have a family for example with 8 children and even though all 8 children don't have symptoms it's assumed when one of them is 103103 degree fever that they most likely have disease. and again we just can't get the t

peterson was a magazine publisher and had one of the finest if not the finest firearms collection in the country. and what you see it is the peterson galilee which has been called the finest single room of firearms in the country. >> the music as jim said picked what we could display and that equalled about 425 guns. perhaps one of the finest he donated was the grand royal winchester model 21. it was considered the best side by side shotgun ever manufactured. it was named by john n. noit's just a wonderful piece. >> in contrast to the traditional carved engraving is a relatively new style of engraving. it's only been widely done in the last 30 or 40 years, and when i say widely done there have been very few people who have mastered it. but instead of a three-dimensional carving of the steel this type of engraving is actually done by hand pressing literally hundreds of thousands or even millions of tiny individual dots into the steel var yg in depth, angle and pressure and creating the incredible scenes that you see on these shotguns. for example, this gor goil scene on the reverse si

given the hindsight i believe he was peterson's team gold this season. and the league would hold freiburg pick up their 1st win since the restart with the one nil victory over gladbach. well you're updated more detail the news at the top of the hour we leave you with images of a so-called strawberry moon captured over london the full moon in june coincides with strawberry season and this year it's also penumbral lunar eclipse enjoy ringback. let me say down. the. street. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona update. covered 19 special next on d w.

olivier blanchard scheduled to be with us, with the peterson institute.cle research, this is really important, economists have an immense respect for it, and it is so different from the way most economists look at the achuthan is lakshman of ecri. right now you are seeing up aaron. how big is the -- you are seeing an upturn. how big is the upturn? akshman: there's no doubt about it. i think they had to do it because the end of the recession is already in sight. they had to really get off their seat and take the peak. the stock price upturn is completely consistent with the economy's cyclical fundamentals. this was a super deep recession. in early april, 10 weeks ago, we put out a piece publicly. it is a nasty, short, and bitter recession. the end is happening this summer , and it is just because we had such a sharp incline -- sharp decline that even a partial opening of the economy is going and we us off those lows are going to begin to have a recovery. it does not mean we are recovered. we have a long way to go. jonathan: let's talk about that. you are a

. >>> today the california supreme court will hear anr scot peterson. 15 years after being found guiltyis wife and unborn son. they focus on the trial judge's decision to dismiss traverse and not to move the trial a second time. it was moved from modesto to read with the city but defense attorneys argued it was not enough. 47-year-old peterson is on death row and san quentin prison . >>> still to come at noon. amidst the damage across the bay area following looting of protests, volunteers lend a helping hand and what is being done to clean up the city of san jose. plus. >>> more violence across the country despite curfews and the threat of military intervention . that story coming up. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergent... that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum... ...with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. for sparkling-clean dishes, the first time. cascade platinum. tide cleaners is offeringe free laundry services you. to the family of frontline responders. visit hope.tidecl

chetocratic senator, peterson, along with a republican senator had concerns about some of the rulings you have made without legislative approval. when will you wrap up the state of emergency and would you consider a special session to talk about some of these maneuvers, if you will? two questions. the first was as far as the police department response to the protests, to tearing down statues, that type of thing. i have not involve myself as the governor. that is really a police department decision that is made as far as how and what type of enforcement they do. again, that is a question that would probably be better answered by them. as the second part of your question, senator peterson has filed suit against the commonwealth of virginia. my policy is two fold. i believe everything we are doing is constitutional. i work closely with our counsel, our office of attorney general. anything addition to that comment wise, i would just as soon not comment because it is in litigation right now. >> -- would you not consider that? is. northam: the question about the special session. we have to

peterson was a magazine publisher and had one of the finest firearms collections in the country. what you see is the petersen gallery which has been called the finest single room firearms anywhere in the country. >> out of the 2011 firearms mr. petersen left, the museum picked what we could display which equals about 425 guns. perhaps one of the finest that he donated was the grand royal when chester model 21. it is considered the finest when chester side by side shotgun ever manufactured. it was made for the owner of when chester at the time. only 21 in existence and commemorates his favorite labrador retrievers, king buck. it is just a wonderful piece. >> in contrast to the traditional carved engraving is a relatively new style of engraving. this is called bully no engraving and it has only been widely done in the last 30 or 40 years. when i say widely done, there have been very few people who have mastered it. instead of a three dimensional carving of steel, this type of engraving is actually done by hand pressing literally hundreds of thousands or even millions of tiny indivi

peterson gallery. mr. peterson was a magazine publisher and had one of the finest if not the finest firearms collection in the country. and what you see is the petersen gallery called the finest single room of firearms anywhere in the country. out of 2011 firearms left, the museum, as jim said, depicted what we could display. perhaps one of the finest that he donated was the grand royal winchester model 21. it is considered the finest winchester side-by-side shotgun ever manufactured. it was made for john m. olson which owned winchester western at time. the finest inlaidin grave and it commemorated the favorite labrador retriever king buck. >> in contrast to the traditional carved engraving is a relatively new style of engraving. now this is called bellino in graching. it is only widely done in the last 30 or 40 years. there have been very few people who have mastered it. but instead of a three dimensional carving of the steel, this type of engraving is done by hand pressing literally hundreds of thousands

peterson. this is, you know, data that is projecting into the future. obviously, we don't have data into the future. so i just want to make sure that everybody understands that this is a model. but it really shows what could happen if the reproductive rate goes to 1.1%. you will notice on the y axis here that these are the number of covid-19 patients in the hospital over time. so this is based on being at .94 right now. and then shelter-in-place being lifted on may 15th. now it wasn't lifted, just to be clear. it's been -- there's been more activity allowed so it's not as though shelter-in-place was lifted. but the key point here is that the reproductive rate just increases by 20%, which is not a lot. from .94 to 1.1. and the reproductive rate of this virus is very high. so it's somewhere in the range of 3%. so if nothing happened and every person infected would pass the virus on to three people. so a reproductive rate of 1.1% is pushing the virus down to, you know, three times lower than it would otherwise propagate. so that still takes a lot of contro

he was found guilty more than 15 years ago of killing his wife, lacy peterson, and their unborn son.ing the report, the attorneys say he deserves a new trial. dream is conduct cause that. is now 47 years old, remaining on death row at san quentin. to cover 19 outbreak is delaying the retrial of the fire defendant. his second trial was set to begin in july. the judge is pushing it back until october. the mercury news reports that could be delayed until february 2021. he was released on bail last month. he faces retrial on 36 charges of involuntary manslaughter stemming from the deadly fire in oakland 3 1/2 years ago. >>> coming up, google targeted with a $5 billion lawsuit over the privacy practices. plus, growing frustration from employees that face book as mark zuckerberg tried to explain the companies content policies. our chief meteorologist is tracking temperatures at over 100 degrees. he is back with a complete forecast, right after the break. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast bu

murray is the reigning nfl offensive rookie of the year he joins players like adrian peterson and baker mayfield who have already expressed their intention to kneel. they approved a 6 week practice plan for teams as they try to navigate the upcoming season. during covid-19. the timeline calls for 2 weeks of training at things like weight conditioning and film study before a four-week traditional training camp the fallen terry workouts beginning this month. teams are testing players that have returned to campus and many programs have already had several athletes who tested positive. well after a rough week major league baseball is moving forward with an attempt to salvage the season. today commissioner rob manfred confirmed that he met with players association executive director tony clark, and the league has issued a new proposal of 16 games with full prorated pay for players. the proposal also includes a potential start date of july 19th negotiations are expected to continue in the coming days. and finally federal investigators studying the kobe bryant helicopter crash released a new r

for randy peterson, my broadcast partner, kimberly pressler, dave ryan and saying good night from bowlero jupiter and so great to have the pba back on fox. to that end, kris prather takes home the championship in big-money and the first ever pba strike derby title. this night belongs to kris. prather! ♪ or sharing your cute kids. and your adorable pets. now it's our turn to share... with the geico giveback. a 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies for both current and new customers. and because we're committed for the long haul, so thanks again. one good share deserves another. >>> a massive march of the golden gate bridge protesting the death of george floyd was one of many protests throughout the bay area today. >>> new health orders are in effect that ease restrictions in three bay area counties. >>> this is ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00. district >>> thank you, for joining us this evening. we begin with developing news. a brush fire has burned 150 acres. it broke out in the 600 block of stagecoach avenue. cal fire says right now there is no containment. authorities have not yet said if a

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scott peterson appealing his death sentence before the state supreme court today. the claim he didn't get a fair trial. >>> and we go inside a bay area day care that is still open for children of front line workers. a glimpse of the changes that could be coming to an streaming on cbsn ouis blocking intersection of 8th and broadway. there is also a carabinieri avan planned for the fruitvail neighborhood. >>> and in our origin series prong home, there's growing concern that once the shelter in place is lifted, thousands of ten napolitano also be evicted from their homes. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm allen martin. >>> eviction protections put in place during covid-19 are only good through july 28. we spoke to one san francisco supervisor who wants to make those protections permanent. >> for me it is hard because you don't have no jobs. trying to pay a representative, it is crazy. >> reporter: for the past two years, irving chan was working as a cook at white chapel. it is a bar in n francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. now he and his four roommates are

tesla's cyber truck is on display at peterson automotive museum in los angeles.he company unveiled the new set of wheels just last year in a much publicized event. it was hit by a large metal ball to show its strength. i think i remember that. it caused the glass in the windows to shatter twice. the cyber truck is on display through saturday. just when you thought it was going to work out. >>> 4:56 for you now. and taking center stage on capitol hill next for you here on "today in the bay," we're going to have a live report on what's expected as the country's top doctor is set to testify about the coronavirus pandemic. plus -- >> i can't believe someone has the heart to do this and why? my child did nothing wrong. >> a woman accused of assaulting a baby at a south bay yogurt shop. her cough has her in trouble. >>> so instead of doing 25 million tests let's say we did 10 million tests, we'd look like we're doing much better. >> who thinks like that? >>> right now at 5:00, president trump stands by his comments of doing less testing, but today all eyes will be on c

people lined up outside of the peterson automotive museum before opening. this is the shape shifting, fully electric, cyber truck. museum was booked at half capacity to make sure everyone kept their distance. the entrance was allowed with advanced ticket sales only. this is a new way to unveil new and revolutionary designs. >> it was a different way to get this out into the eyes of the public where they can see this in a safeway and not just look at an online stream. >> trucks have left the same for 100 years. this is a moment where we might go through a rethinking and a redesign, and revolution. >>> the starting price? below $40,000. they estimate a half-million buyers that have put down a deposit. they will have to wait until 2022 to get their hands on the cyber truck. the weather forecast is here now. >>> let's get into that. it has been breezy for the last several days. tonight and tomorrow are different. we have a cold front moving through northern california. because of that, it will feel colder and the wind will be stronger. let's start out the curre

and one who tried to increasing the have is mr supercell wields peterson. well john in the 2nd half a man one minute on the pitch and his 1st touch of the ball turned the game on its head with a head on his 24 goal is a saw a new bundles like a record. from subtle proceedings themselves are some play out got himself sent off for a 2nd booking. freiburg now mathematically assured of staying up prompting less than cautious corona era celebrations yes look at it with all of us and with no funds or it's more intense as a coach i mean it's not who you are players can hear you and so i couldn't help myself but i'm. sorry it was dumb going to class shouldn't have done it flush i said i didn't know. even the referees got ready to take any before the match out on your own brilliance. because in many other bonus league stadiums everyone wanted to show their respect to george curry. when young took the game to shelter to have a minute sam took the really true rabbit i'm safe from. the celebrations were pretty good for the 25 year old midfielder's 1st goal in the top f

and one had private increasingly have his mr supercell mills peterson. rolls on in the 2nd half and men play one minute on the pitch and his 1st touch of the ball turned the game on its head with a head on his 24th goal is a saw a new bond is like a wreck hold. back and settle proceedings themselves are some play out got himself sent off for 2nd booking. private mel mathematically assured of staying up prompting less than cautious corona era celebrations yes look at it. with no funds or it's more intense as a coach i mean it's like you can hear you so i couldn't help myself. sorry it was dumb on the clock shouldn't have done at that i didn't know. even the referees got ready to take any before the match and on your own brilliant . causing many other blunders lead to stadiums everyone wanted to show their respect to george curry. when young took to game to shelter 11 minutes in to really true robert complex. the celebrations were pretty cheeky for the 25 year old midfielders 1st goal and the top flight. shoka looking like a shadow of their former selves.

peterson. this is, you know, data that is projecting into the future. obviously, we don't have data into the future. so i just want to make sure that everybody understands that this is a model. but it really shows what could happen if the reproductive rate goes to 1.1%. you will notice on the y axis here that these are the number of covid-19 patients in the hospital over time. so this is based on being at .94 right now. and then shelter-in-place being lifted on may 15th. now it wasn't lifted, just to be clear. it's been -- there's been more activity allowed so it's not as though shelter-in-place was lifted. but the key point here is that the reproductive rate just increases by 20%, which is not a lot. from .94 to 1.1. and the reproductive rate of this virus is very high. so it's somewhere in the range of 3%. so if nothing happened and every person infected would pass the virus on to three people. so a reproductive rate of 1.1% is pushing the virus down to, you know, three times lower than it would otherwise propagate. so that still takes a lot of contro

carolyn peterson from our madison affiliate caught up with him in wisconsin >> one man taking on no small day. >> terry willis is making a 1,000 mile trek on foot. >> it's only one man but one man two feet is what they say >> making every step from alabama to minnesota count for racial justice >> just seen as equals that's it. >> reporter: thedeath of georg floyd inspired him to make a difference >> i could have been a george floyd. i've been incarcerated i've been locked up. i've been in handcuffs you know, i have that story. >> reporter: his goal, to bridge did it vide. >> the black, the white, we just need to drop those labels and come together as one >> reporter: changing the world his young son will grow up in keeps him going. >> he's going to get older i want him to be able to do things without being judged, not just by people but more importantly by the people who are supposed to protect us >> reporter: his message reaching all the way to madison. >> what's your name? >> here it was, nice to meet you. >> reporter: countless people following his journey on facebook >> i appreciate t

and blocks at officers a smaller group also gathered waving dutch flags that was in front of the peterson colin who has long been considered a national hero but his reputation has since been questioned by so. london berlin hundreds of trucks tractors were used. in a protest near the brandenburg gate drivers are angry about freight prices being undercut as well as low wages and per working conditions they want politicians to step in to repair the damage caused to small businesses by the pandemic. this is international still to come on the program china protests in india deadly skirmish ignited decades of simmering tension over this. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic developments only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down and talk. it in minutes past 8 pm here in moscow welcome back it's another weekend of major risk across europe authorities around the continent been urging the thousands in the tendons to respect social distancing rules. in the french capital protesters i

stones at officers a smaller group also gathered waving dutch flags in front of the statue of yan peterson cohen who had long been considered a national hero but whose reputation since in question. hundreds of trucks and tractors used in a protest near the brandenburg gate drivers angry about freight prices being undercut as well as low wages and poor working conditions they say they want politicians to step in and repair the damage caused to small businesses by the big pandemic. 16 past 12 on the button here in moscow coming up and he china protests in india after a deadly skirmish ignited decades of simmering tension over disputed border i'm kevin o. and this is our international. media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being. what is true what is. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. aura made in the shallows. join me every 1st week on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll s

it comes as the peterson reopened this week at half capacity with advanced tickets only. >> the singleference, other than following safety protocols with masks and distancing, is all of our touchscreens and our touchpoints have been closed and secured. >> reporter: terry karges is the museum's executive director. he says landing the two-week tesla cyber truck exhibit was a much-needed boost. >> our presale tickets were running like a ticker tape. it was phenomenal, and we sold out the first week almost immediately. >> it's definitely a curious place to make the debut for this thing in a public space. >> reporter: is this how you create buzz in a covid age? >> this is definitely a different way for tesla to get this out into the eyes of the public, where they can see it in a safe way, not just like at an online stream. >> reporter: elon musk unveiled the cyber truck in dramatic fashion last november, promising a fully electric pickup with a starting price below $40,000 with a maximum range around 500 miles, and up to three motors going 0-60 in under three seconds. an estimated half mill

miah peterson and you can see a number of 1.29%.if the number goes a small amount above 1.0, you can actually have epidemic growth of infections. this focuses on hospitalization census and you can see there that the first arrow pointing to june 1. that's a simulation saying as we begin to lift shelter in place, we have more activity and the reproductive number goes up and you can see four weeks later, you can see how the hospitalization curve starts to go up. and so, it's really critical to realize how vulnerable we are. so we don't see ourselves -- you cannot see whether you're getting into trouble until at least two four weeks after you've done an intervention or loosening things up. next slide, please. so i gave you back to the rationale of why the interval needs to be four weeks. the state has taken what they're calling the resilience roadmap and call it into four stages. stage one was really about getting ready, and we're currently in stage two is stage two is about opening up lower-risk workplaces and stage three is opening up

peterson. this is, you know, data that is projecting into the future.bviously, we don't have data into the future. so i just want to make sure that everybody understands that this is a model. but it really shows what could happen if the reproductive rate goes to 1.1%. you will notice on the y axis here that these are the number of covid-19 patients in the hospital over time. so this is based on being at .94 right now. and then shelter-in-place being lifted on may 15th. now it wasn't lifted, just to be clear. it's been -- there's been more activity allowed so it's not as though shelter-in-place was lifted. but the key point here is that the reproductive rate just increases by 20%, which is not a lot. from .94 to 1.1. and the reproductive rate of this virus is very high. so it's somewhere in the range of 3%. so if nothing happened and every person infected would pass the virus on to three people. so a reproductive rate of 1.1% is pushing the virus down to, you know, three times lower than it would otherwise propagate. so that still takes a lot of control.

interesting to see what they do if we have a season when it starts we already have players like adrian peterson running back for the redskins came out and said he was he said we will all be kneeling during the anthem now so i'll see we'll see what happens and of course the president noted states will be there too and anybody who hates black after you know what interests in the enough around midnight last night his favorite timelessly get on their knees i think that it's. so i don't get. to go on but donald trump the president of the united states did come out on twitter last night and say could it be even remotely possible that in roger goodell's rather interesting statement of peace and reconciliation he was intimating that it would now be ok for the players to kneel or not stand for the national anthem thereby disrespecting the country and our flag which we all know it's not about that but he's trying to change an energy you know what trump hates more than kaepernick the n.f.l. and that goes back a long way when the n.f.l. said no you can't have a team and we don't want you anywhere near this