the motor is now taking that piercing round, loading it into the main gun. when he gets that round into the main gun and arms the main gun and takes it up safe and he will yell "up," the gunner will make an estimation of range and he will announce a range to enemy target. that was particularly important, these tanks, because there was no organic range and capacity in the tank and it was purely an accident and based on the estimated range of the target, the gunner would use the reticcal to put the rate site on the enemy target. that sounds complicated in the case of a good crew it would happen somewhere between five or six seconds. it's happening very, very quickly and a lot of the drill were developed so they could get their rounds off that quickly. this is a tank that's now 75 years old. these days it's dramatically different and we now have laser ray finders that we aim on the enemy target. and microseconds or milliseconds and that range is automatically calculated and it all goes into computers so anything like the range is moving downrange and it factors

the loader is taking the army piercing round and loading it into the main gun. he takes it off safe and he will yell up and in that process the commander will make an estimation of range and somewhere in that fire command as soon as he gets it he will announce a rain tommy john the enemy target. that was particularly important because there was no organic range and capacity on this tank. it was purely an estimate. based upon the estimated range of the target the gunner will use the appropriate reticule inside his site to put the right site on that range for the enemy target. that sounds complicated. it would happen somewhere between 4 to 6 seconds to get a round off. so it is happening very, very quickly. a lot of the training and crew drill was geared to develop and hone those skills such that they could get those rounds off that quickly. this is a tank that is now 75 years old. it is dramatically different these days. we now have range finders. a laser beam light goes down and back in micro seconds. that range is automatically calculated and it all goes into c

my sweet boy, the fruit of my vine, how could i have known when i was told a sword would pierce this heart of mine. in your moments of woe and despair, was there. your blood, sweat and tear in the garden in the dark night reminded me of a time i bled and sweat for you on a starlight. sorriful history how this became a history. your oaks of young mother's wales. for love, i would willingly suffer. to watch you, that is far tougher. the king of the jews, they said, and they placed a crown of thorns upon your head. the first crown you wore was the flesh of my wound and baby arriving at an inn with no room. i remember when i first carried you, you wrapped your hand around my finger. my greatest. >> and my greatest sorrow, too, as you carry the cross up to a hilly plane, i longed to hold you in my arms against. naked but for a piece of cloth on a piece of wood. and i -- you would make it on a piece of wood on a friday. they later called good. my sweet boy, your blood turned to wine, how could i have known when i was told the sword would pierce this heart of mine. how could i know as you l

pierced thee shots soul of the nation. before, after the george floyd murder, it was an utterly american response. he has also said that burning down communities in needless violence is not -- and needless violence is not, putting the lives of small businesses and families in danger is not. so i think he will be out in front and show leadership on this issue. i think the biden-harris administration will actually address some of the systemic racism and inequities in our country in a way this president has not and has completely failed to lead on. so i think you will absolutely see more from us on that. i'm not sure if speaker pelosi or leader schumer have anything to add on that. speaker pelosi: i think vice president biden -- and then president biden and vice president harris will be leaders who will calm the waters. what we saw in kenosha breaks your heart. it does pierce the soul, as you -- was said. acquiescence the president gives to vigilantes makes matters worse in these situations. it is something the president shou

mildred pierce? didn't she use clothes hangers on her children? why are ones? maybe that was joan crawford. [laughter] i will say goodbye. i will go home and see my husband. thank you very much. i appreciate you having me. [applause] >> that concludes our session. thank you. go enjoy the book festival. [inaudible conversations] >> we are spending the evening with former first ladies who are also authors. up next is hillary clinton first lady 1983 through 2001. the author of eight books, several bestsellers. not only did she write as first lady but as senator from new york, secretary of state , and as a presidential candidate. here she is when she was first lady 1996 on book notes program talking about her best-selling book, it takes a village. >> hillary rodham clinton author of it takes a village what did your mother teach you? >> she gave me such a good example. my mother as i write in the boo book, did not have a traditional upbringing born to a 15 your mother 17 -year-old father whose marriage did not last and was sent off to live with her grandparents that

he said the seven shots sunday night pierced the soul of the nation. he has said before that protesting such talent is right and necessary. i believe he said after the george floyd order that it was an dr. lee american -- that it utterly american response, but he says that there is no point in burning buildings. he will be out front on this issue and will address systemic racism and inequity in a way this president has not done this president has completely failed to lead on. you will absolutely see more from us on that. : i thinkelosi president biden and vice president harris will be leaders who will calm the waters. what we saw in kenosha rakes your heart, it does pierce the soul, as he said. the encouragement of the president, the acquiescence if not more than that that he gives to vigilantes for coming in and making matters worse in this situation is something the president should be quelling rather than encouraging. it was beautiful to hear misses mom. speak, his she said, this isn't what we are about. we are not about riots and destroying propert

thing he announces the time of ammunition, and in the case of an enemy tank also shot was armor-piercing ammunition, and then a target description. tank, armored car, whatever it might be the gunner will then say identify. he's refining his aim point on the enemy target. when he gets the round into the main gun, he will yell up. in that process the commander will make an estimation of range. somewhere in that fire command, he will announce a range to the enemy target. that was particularly important, they tanks, because there's no organic range and capacity. it was purely an estimate. based on the estimated range of the target, the gunner will use the appropriate reticle to put it on sight. that sounds complicated, but with a good crew, it would happen in four to five seconds. they would hone their skills to get that shot off quickly. these datesi dramatically difficult. we have laser range find er so everything like the range, it factors all of that in, but it was dramatically different for the soldiers who crewed these tanks during the second world war. most of the soldiers that were o

john pierce as you mentioned representing, rudy giuliani, and others in the conservative world. and there is also other people who are raising money for him, the fight back foundation is trying to raise money to help him defense. you know when i came here this morning, i spoke to the court staff. they told me there were four different people who had reached out to them claiming they were going to be representing kyle rittenhouse. but all along it was the public defender who had been defending him until today when we learned john pierce and his team were coming in to defend him. >> shimon prokupecz, in illinois. thank you. >>> joining me now former president of the north carolina naacp reverend william barber. the latest book is called "we are called to be a movement." today we saw jacob blake senior in washington for the anniversary march, 57 years after mlk. tell us and reflect for us if you will on the moment in which we find ourselves? >> well thank you so much, jake. and let me say on behalf, i'm co-chair of my colleague list the o'haras, we cannot forget that the original m

and in the tank, usually it's armor piercing ammunition. and then he will give a target description, armored car, or tank or whatever it might be. while he is doing that, once that gun is lead to where the gutter can pick it up in his site, i mean he could now see the target in his field of vision. he's defining his and point. he is now taking that shot round, loading it in the main gun, and when he gets that into the main gun, and arms the main gun. in that process, the commander will make an estimation of range. and as soon as he gets it he will announce the range. that was particularly important, because there was no organic range estimate in this tank. so it was an estimate. the gutter will use the appropriate sight for that enemy target. that sounds complicated but actually it would happen between four to six seconds to get around off. so it's happening very very quickly. a lot of men were skilled to hone those skills. this one is 75 years old. these days it's dramatically different. we have late we have leisure finders. for enemy targ

conservationist explains he had to carry tourists around every day if he didn't obey his trainer would pierce is thick skin with a bull hook the tie activist has been working to protect elephants for 25 years with her foundation she aims to improve the lives of the packet derms donations and able her to buy up animals who've suffered especially harsh treatment most of the elephants have spent decades being ridden or in showbiz but in china elephant nature park they no longer have to work or be in chains paying guests are allowed to watch the elephants but nothing more. people come and visit they don't disturb a friend they just watch and be yours the money to come and the congress you're more and more. again and again like china learned has exposed animal abuse using a hidden camera for centuries wild elephants have been subjected to prolonged violent taming methods now there are laws in thailand that prohibit animal cruelty . but china says this has done little to change the taming practice known as elephant crushing. the thai everywhere and that now is the border of the view of the whole. l

the capital brasilia is a place of pilgrimage of all synonomous fans pierce a bell rope of aleo meets with people she calls phantom supporters of the conservative cause. they aim to found a new far right party tailored to president bolsa naro whom they washed up like a pop star. streams her impressions of these meetings and their political messages constant. on the internet. after it's the conservative topics which the real us in this new party no one else has such conservative topics on their agenda like we do here i forgot but soon afterwards president also now joins from time to be a chance and proceeds to downplay the pandemic. was that was that was i really. i think brazil has responded to the pandemic very well. with some politicians want to destroy our economy. but we came up with the right response to it it was. approved sorrow's crisis management the pandemic and social distancing measures are. certainly this pandemic arrived conjured up by the press to make sure we stayed shut up at home and couldn't found our party. was the biggest and only truly conservative party in this

one of a the bullets has pierced his spine. he's been helping ever since victims and their families. i can't imagine what it must be like to suddenly learn about jacob blake's situation, so similar, in ways too, yours and the end result. when you first saw it, what went through your mind? >> when i first saw it, it really triggered me and reminded me of my experience so, even jacob's paralysis is similar to what i went through. his experience in the hospital. when i woke up, i was shackled to the bed. my family had to hire an attorney to file a motion to figure out where is leon and how can we get this family to see him? my mom could not see me. my attorney filed a motion to get my mom access to the hospital. i remember my mom trying to kiss me and the officer screamed at her and said don't touch him. my mom wasn't even allowed to touch me when my lawyers filed the court order to grant her access to see me. >> you were shackled in the hospital bed? >> yes. i was shackled to the hospital bed and i was on 24 -- under 24-hour secu

explains the armor-piercing ammo. - everyone, be advised. the nia are on campus. to get them quickly and quietly, okay? and don't give them any reason to start shooting.mpus. our vests aren't gonna hold. - yeah, they shot two military police and blew through the back gate. look, if no one has had eyes on them yet, liky th're disguised. so look for anybody who looks like they're concealing automatic weapons, okay? duffels, uh, long coats. - or instrument cases. ♪ - fbi, show me your hands. - don't even think about it. ♪ [both grunt] [handcuffs click] ♪ guys, they're dressed as musicians, hiding the vz.'s in instrument cases. ♪ [radio clicks] - we have two more heading into the ceremony. they just hopped out of a black van, license india-charlie-whiskey, one-zero-one-five. ♪ - fbi, get on the ground! do not resist arrest. - drop your cases now! ♪ [brakes squeal] !e ndou - get down! [men shouting] ♪ - both of you, down on the ground! ♪ - [groans] ♪ - clear. - sorry. - [groans] ♪ - maggie, nur rojak is headed out of the back of the auditorium. he's headed your way now

so by i mean it can pierce danger man fans have mixed feelings one thing is certain whatever happens on the pitch on sunday night the atmosphere that usually accompanies a champions league final will be missing from the streets of lisbon. correspondent dunya barcelona in lisbon there let's go to recap now of the top story we're following for you thousands of demonstrators have gathered on the streets of mints for a show of force against president alexander lukashenko 2 weeks after an election they say was stolen. has vowed to put an end to the unrest and beefed up security. that's a news update at this hour coming up after a short break sports life asked why coaches on average get fired so much faster than other football professionals michael okuda thanks for watching. like. a mom gorgeous was food for the russians so. steve. so many different walks of life. some are. awfully strong.

blake pierced the soul of our nation. it is sickening to watch. it is all too familiar. it must end. thankfully, he is alive today but he is fighting for his life when he should not have to be. my heart goes out to the family as they endure the ordeal that is tragically common in our country. joe and i spoke with them yesterday. they are an amazing group of people with extraordinary courage, even as they seek justice for their son, they spoke about the need to end the violence and heal our nation. i have had conversations with far too many mothers and fathers. you will see and hear no one with more courage, more character, and more moral clarity. people are rightfully angry and exhausted. after the murders of brionna, and so many others, it is no wonder people have taken to the streets. i support them. we must always defend peaceful protests and peaceful protesters. we should not confuse them with looting and committing acts of violence, including the shooter, who was arrested for murder. make no mistake. we will not let vigilantes and extremists derail the path to justi

force will be very disappointed with their contribution don't forget this is the competition that pierce just guitar and has really wanted to win is why they spend hundreds of millions of euros on those players p.s.g. when the french league very easily they want all the domestic trophies in france that was the champions league that it eluded them and it continues to do so and improve champions league comparing it previously is still not quite good enough jonathan came to thank you so much you know him well let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the worlds. the wife of the stricken a kremlin critic of alexei no vonnie has visited him in hospital in berlin he's in a critical condition following a suspected of poisoning. did not speak up publicly the russian opposition leader was a flown to germany after falling of violently ill last week. at least 13 party goers have been killed in a nightclub stampede in peru police raided the club in the capital enough for defying lockdown restrictions the victims were trapped inside president says most of those arrested in

>> yes, it sure is piercing traffic stacking up at the toll plaza. before 6:00, it is getting busy out of oakland and emeryville into san francisco. we are not seeing the brake lights across the upper deck into the city. the other busy spot is into the allatoona out of tracy . it is still slow from 205 over toward the 580. the wind advisory still in effect for the allatoona pass area. >>> russia has just registered the world's first covid-19 vaccine. president vladimir putin says he believes it works quite efficiently and gives people immunity. he says he has given it to his own daughter but international experts are questioning it safety. they say it has not gone through the large-scale testing that is necessary to determine if it is really safe and effective. russia plans medical workers, teachers, and other risk groups will be some of the first to be inoculated. tracks in sad news, stock futures have jumped nearly 200 points in the green. will bring you the numbers right after opening bell. >>> in just a few hours, the bay area's most populated co

he was secretary of war under president pierce. he served in the united states congress, and he also served in the united states senate. and he and his wife were the hosts during james buchanan's administration in washington, d.c. when the south left and formed their own government, they invited jefferson davis to become its first and only president. jefferson davis would accept that invitation and become the president of the confederate states of america. we are standing in the cell where jefferson davis was held at the conclusion of the american civil war. in 1856, jefferson davis received word from general robert e. lee, commander of the army of northern virginia, that they could no longer hold the army back from richmond. with that news, jefferson davis adjourned his cabinet and sent his family on the road for their protection. jefferson davis soon after that would follow. he would finally catch up with his family right above the florida state line. it is here where a federal mounted unit was able to capture him and his family.

now richard pierce as it would be incredibly difficult to do i it. but, it would potentially be a political symbol. and in a way passing the buck because he wants ultimately some like churchill to order it. but that ideas really interesting. the raf decided against us which in early 1941 for those reasons. but i came to fill during the research that had they tried, however doomed and flawed it would have been political symbol, very powerful one in the world of existence of auschwitz which is one of the crazy things about the camp's history is how long its name was hardly known among the allies. but also would have create a precedence of trying to stop nazi atrocities. that is really a crucial point. because two years later the americans were on board, there is access then to heavy bombers, liberators, lancaster's there were more than capable of hitting auschwitz. but when the allies came against debate and the idea of bombing the camp to stop the atrocities, they actually referred back to that first debate and the files to argue as to why they should

everybody loves all of those actors there, pierce brosnan, daniel craig.n the end, connery won, came out on top. bond. james bond. >> sean connery. i have to say, pierce brosnan, i think, was pretty good, too. >> i'm surprised that didn't win, but sean connery is still my favorite. >> i liked him better as remington steele, that's why. you guys don't remember it. >> i remember it but i remember it. >> that is awesome. >>> look, we remember a nice forecast. we've been having pretty decent forecasts the past couple days, kari. >> yeah, and we really can't complain about this. it's been nice, and some parts of the bay area enjoying some more comfortable weather. we've had a lot of fog near the coast and that continues today as we take a live look outside in san francisco this morning. foggy start, and as we head inland, if you're about to head out the door, martinez, on your way to work, it's going to be in the low 60s. if you're leaving a little bit later this morning, it will still be partly to mostly cloudy and we'll see it clear out by late morning as our

not even ear piercing at this time allowed in lorain county but hopefully that will happen down the road. so at least this morning in marine county, you're good to go you've always been able to get a haircut outdoors at least for the past several weeks now you can get your nails done as well. daria okay looking better and better out there thank you. >>the cdc estimates that about 40% of people who have coronavirus have mild symptoms or none at all. >>and these cases are tough to identify because the carriers don't always get tested. kron four's michelle kingston has that story. >>i usually people with asymptomatic infection and not usually identified because that's the motivation to go to get to said. >>asymptomatic carriers people who are sick but have mild or no symptoms at all make up 40% of people infected with coronavirus this is according to the cdc ucsf infectious disease specialist peter chin, hong says while they once saw this as a bad thing because of how much these people are spreading the disease recent evidence shows it may be a good thing because it may indicate that t

you, although no tattoos unite at this time james, i know you're aching for a tattoo no tattoos no piercings but you can schedule an appointment with your nail salons in marin county. >>take a look at your screen not just nail salons but there are other locations that you can go to as well massage therapy, james. i know it's a heavy lifting for you to be on the kron 4 morning news, you get a massage is the well and then cosmetology skin care services that's also available to you dr. you hit it right on the head. outdoor that's the key word you can't do it in during the reason being coronavirus of course it's just like the restaurants, they wanted outdoor, especially says marin county is on the states watch list. back places that they've been telling the governor for a long time we are actually safer than a lot of people think we have strict protocols guidelines and the county officials they believe it. they also want you to prove it so if you're waking up this morning and you're hearing the news and you're a business owner of say a nail salon you will have to fill out a form go to the county

of bondi of pierce and her husband john carroll have been fighting the military through the courts for 10 years are going to dilute the but they are it'll still be a lot of years of that but. they are just. a vision of the past francesco pyrrhus did his national service attire larger in the late ninety's he took part in military exercises and his parents say he was ordered to pick up all shelters with his bare hands. a few years later at the age of 27 he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. his parents blame the armed forces when i say fuck without throw in no matter what i meant. about the truth ok. sort of a general of. miley. with the book a lot of the food that. this is the rubbish junk carlos's built up in his son's liver. there particles so small they can quickly pass through your lungs and into your body. biomedical engineer anthony a to get it analyzed francesco's liver tissue. she found nano particles of 7 different metals in the juma including crimea. tungsten and titanium. there's no metals industry around but these are all used by the arms industry. dr gassy believes franc

gems, places of worship, nail and hair salons, tattoo and piercing shops, and nonessential offices. san mateo county was the less be area candy to land on california's coronavirus watchlist. according to the california department of public health, but county has seen more than 1000 new cases and five deaths in the last 14 days. there is also been a 22% increase in icu admissions in the county in that same time period. businesses somewhat expected to get to this point. we spoke to a gym owner who said she is prepared to have classes outside. >> i ordered canopies for the sun and maybe when it gets cooler, i will plan for that winter and when the light changes, i ordered some camping canteens for lighting. kind of planning two steps ahead. >> our photographer is in san mateo county right now and he is kind of seeing how businesses are reacting to this news. once we get that information, we will share it with you. >>> to the postal workers in the berkeley albany service area have tested positive for covid-19. one employee worked at the albany post office and the other said to have work

joining me now is lloyd pierce, the head coach of the atlanta hawks and the chair of the nba's racialommittee. coach, we really appreciate you being with us. you've been such an important voice on all of this for the last several months. i'm curious today -- now, you're not in the bubble, and i'm not trying to rub it in that the hawk s aren't there at all, buti want to know what you're hearing from the players and coaches and people around the league this morning about this. >> thanks for having me on. you know, i think i'll start by saying it's been a very unique situation and circumstance for everyone that's in orlando. you know, for myself included watching from the outside, not understanding the separation from their family, the constant of playing every other day, but really doing a tremendous job of creating an opportunity to resume this season. but with that comes a lot of, you know, unknowns about what's going on with your family outside of the bubble and what you can do. but also, the reason why everyone went to orlando was to continue this fight for racial justice. and i thi

indoor and outdoor services for tattoo and piercing parlors must remain closed. with space at a premium, working at home can present challenges. betty shows us how you can now take those resume calls from a much more professional setting. >> more hotel rooms are turning into office spaces as working from home becomes a more long- term option. >> we had a management call in this morning, i had a backdrop of the headrest and they thought i was at the dentist. >> he reported from the comfort of his suite at the harmon guesthouse, a hotel downtown. it is one of the perks they recently rolled out to appeal for our work from home professionals. >> the ability to come in and crank it out, my wife and i were talking about this, if i can have six he runa service bt the office is closed. he has a second home and three young children. >> they come marching in and i'm on my zoom call talking about a cetacean and they are marching and playing. it is cute, it is humanizing and everybody has to deal with it. but it is a distraction. >> at harmon guesthouse, they can book suites

as you said a man by the name of john pierce, a lawyer, a noted conservative attorney, has claimed to be representing him, a man by the name of john pierce, and he told nbc that, quote, this was classic self-defense and we are going to prove it. we will obtain justice for kyle no matter how hard the fight takes or how long it takes. i should note that, you know, i spoke to court staff here. they said they have received phone calls from four different people claiming to represent rittenhouse so we'll see exactly who actually appears for him when he does show up in court which could happen at any minute. jim. >> listen, what's happening there are some on the far right rallying around rittenhouse calling him a hero. folks should be aware of that. watch t.shimon, i want to talk about the conditions under which jacob blake is being held now. he's shackled to his bed, his father says, though he's paralyzed from the weight down. have police given any explanation for why that is? >> reporter: no. we have no explanation from the kenosha police which would be the ones who would be charging him

services for tattooing, piercing, things like that might remain closed. now, marin county officials also plan to apply for a waiver from the state so schools can potentially reopen. matt willis says the earliest schools could be up and running again is september 8. for now, marin county is starting with distance learning programs. >>> happening today, it is the first day of school in santa clara county's largest school district. santa fe unified schools will have a full school day through distance learning. that includes teachers working from home. they originally required teachers to be in the classroom. >>> the san leandro school district is delaying the start of the school year for a few more days. today was the scheduled first day of school. that has been put off until monday. teachers and staff will have three full days of training for distance learning. it also gives schools more time to get computers and internet hotspots to students who need them. >> hopefully, everything will go well. >>> let's talk about whether on a wednesday. pam and steve, i

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pierce brosnan, shout-out to you. >> there you go.ld have been the newest one. >> daniel craig? >> yeah. >> yeah, no, he wasn't for me. halle berry, the bond woman? >> i always say it depends on, you should ask the bond women, they'll tell you which one. >> yes, definitely. we'll get to that debate and reveal the answer in a little bit. >>> we begin with chaos in chicago. the city still on edge from weeks of protests following the edge of george floyd on lockdown after mayhem on high-priced downtown streets. >> this is a high look of chicago where the bridges over the chicago river have been raised to prevent access downtown. it all started after police say they got into a shoot-out with a suspect sunday. officials say it escalated after rumors spread on social media. here's abc's alex perez. >> there's big groups it looks like they're looting farther downtown. there's no police officers. >> reporter: a stunning scene on one of the area's most expensive areas of shopping and retail. hundreds of stores ron sacked as looters overwhelmed

qualified immunity serve as a shield because there are instances where police -- that shield cannot be pierced and police held accountable. i wanted to address with you, chief, what are you seeing not only with regards to it, what are your concerns about the potential elimination or the pullback of qualified immunity, and whether that would be problematic or helpful? what do you see with that? commissioner harrison: i think many of the chiefs across america, whether we're chiefs or this was or commissioners or the title is, i think e all know that reform has to happen. there has to be reform. there has to be transformation. we have been in constant communication in talking about qualified immunity. i think all of us, many of us are in agreement that is the one thing, aside from all the other eforms we agree we have to make, that probably concerns of the time st because without that, there police a sense from officers that they're unprotected and should there be mistake, not just them but family could be negatively affected financially. there could be a mass exodus from the profession across th

pierce, florida, a hot spot for the virus in this country. i know you're at a brewery.nderstand the owner has had to make a number of very difficult and costly decisions. >> reporter: absolutely, anderson. this is a cidery, a new name in my vocabulary. it's been open about 2 1/2 years here in ft. pierce. n then came the pandemic. they had to shut down, then allowed to reopen at 50%. then they had to shut down again, because a lot of young people were testing positive, and the state thought that's where they were hanging out. but the owner of this cidery says you know what? he had to get creative and try to survive. so he got himself two food licenses and he also bought this food truck over here we can show you. and the state said yes, you're serving food and you have two food licenses, but that is just absolutely not enough. so he said last week, he needs to survive, he needs to support his family and he decided to just reopen. so if you take a look around me, you can see he's fully open here in the garden of the cidery. he's got live music, he's got crowds here. he ope

indoor and outdoor services for tattoo and piercing parlors must remain closed. >>> an employee enters husband are facing charges of conspiracy, extortion and labor trafficking. they say that they recruited their nanny from nigeria and told her to come here. once she arrived, they allegedly took her passport. investigators say the victim was forced to sleep on the floor and had no days off and was paid 150 dollars a month. >> she was recruiting through her church, so her trust was gained and she was brought to this country to take care of children and offered a wage to which she agreed. she had no idea what her rights were. >> the woman charged in the case worked for contra costa county as a project manager. >>> now to new york, where a new nonprofit is helping women recovering from addiction and helping to sell the things that they create. >> there are a lot of orders. >> savanna grew up surrounded by gang violence and drugs and she battled a tenure addiction and served jail time before stitching her life together. >> i felt like i was nothing. >> she is a seamstress at an shattered.

pierces to host the olympic games. >>> tutor expects to be slapped with a fine that could reach a quarter dollars for allegedly using personal data collected for security purposes for targeted advertising. the federal trade commission had barred them from misleading consumers about the use of information back in 2011. says twitter violated that order. >>> the dow is up a bit about 100 points. >>> stew development, we asked our education expert what children are losing by not being in a school environment. >> as students walk between classes there oftentimes having these informal conversation. they are abt and processing life in real-world. unless we have that scheduled into our opportunities in home learning environment it is going to be a major area that students will be missing. >> it's not just those informal conversations, she says children lose little moments of exercise and should build that into their home school environment. she also said students need more support than ever to navigate stress and conflict which is now shifting from teachers and educators to parents and peers. for

action there most notably in the brett kavanaugh hearings for the supreme court what's your exing piercer both there but also more generally on the judiciary committee? >> well, let me say this, we recognize and congratulate her on the history that she has made for our country. and you can't take that away from her. but when you look at her participation, does she do significant legislation? no. does she show up and ask questions? yes. she does. is she more focused on that clip expect click bait? -- and the click bait? you know, i think there's a lot of discussion as to where he has put her energy. was it on improving the lives of the american people or was it on making a headline. gerry: senator, we need to take a quick break. when we come back, i want to talk more about kamala harris and the 2020 election. stay with us. ♪ ♪ gerry: senator marsha black marsha blackburn, you rightly pointed out that it's a historic pick, the first woman of color to be on a presidential ticket. but we are starting to see already, i think, a lot of suggestions from the a lot of the media that the media sho

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and they are also not allowing tattoos or piercings at this time. but the health officials saying what they are allowing they feel like is low risk and they have been able to stabilize their number of virus cases here, so they feel like this is a safe move at this time. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> happening today, governor newsom will hold another update on the state's response to the devastating wildfires and the covid-19 pandemic. on wednesday newsom announced big plans to expand covid-19 testing capacity while also cutting costs and shortening the turnaround times. all of this is part of a new plan that the state is launching to rep ahead of flu season. you can watch it live at noon on abc 7, on our news app and also on abc7news.com. >>> a widespread covid-19 outbreak is forcing a poultry farm to shut down. eight workers at the foster farms plant have died from the virus. 358 workers tested positive. and the health department says that this is the largest and most severe coronavirus outbreak in the county. the county says that it is giving th